The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-12-08


Prominent among these new materials
for which it is safe to prophesy a com
plete success is a fabric when IS known
as a crepoline cord, says a woman writ
ing from Paris, and which has a most
attractive surface, something similar to
thai of an ordinary crepon, but rather
less marked and more durable rms
crepoline cord is manufactured only IN
dark blue and IN black, put II is Wen
worth remembering, as it VIII make smart
and useful winter dresses Tor morning
wear.
The soft zineiine cloths are also Won
derfully attractive, and make the most
charming gowns Imaginable, although
their weight Is somewhat against them,
unless tney are MADE IN the simplest
pesslole style. And these simple styles,
l am very mucn afraid, VIII pc consplcn-
Gus by their absence during the winter.
l saw a ioVely gown me otner DAY, maoe
Win q iohg, sraceiul p~oiohalse o. zloe-
nne ciotn' IN a peautIui shaae OF choco-
iate Drown ms poionalse was cur en-
princesse, ana arranged over a petticoa1
d Veivet III the same shaoe Oh Drown,
OF "nlcn only a ntue was visible on
eilner sac.
Inc 2loeine cloen oraperles We're caught
" On ING ieit mp Win Two Httle sapie
neaos ana a puncn OF tails' wniie the
eoHar, "hlch was OF brown VeiVet' nne-
~ sttcneo' was also nnlsned IN front
WIN saoie neaos ana tails. Ihere was
2 very pretty YOKE o. creaih-coiorea su-
puAe, iaiu oyer olo"n ssiveet aAe poruer-
ins WIN q mario" eosihs OF sapie.
seset wan NC very much worn, u va
nous prnnane snades' po'h LOT oinher
uiesses an Aoi Lea so"Hs' d ueep' YET
o.sAs, soiie y uainasA rose oeins' per
naps' ~ must lasolile Color Oh an inns
mas rose Is reaAy a oeauelui shaoe'
soineulhs aAe Inc eoior Of Orlsnt PING
seraniuln' out deeper IN the SHADOWS
sers iianusome toliees. are maae OF Vei-
vet = ne" gown JUST compiete IS OF
Dioeh seiNet = Ans soltest quanty' ldii-
ing III sfaceiu ioios' Inc eorsase opens
III front over d "alslcoat OF white gain
erea musnn' crossed by narettes OF black
SATIN winch are kept IN pace by artis-
sc buttons Ing lapeis ana trimmings
u tue vest are OF paie plue VeiVet, en-
proiuereo WIN solo- Ine wire Waistoand
IS OF piack nperty saun' with long ends
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In order TO arrange one OF the indoor
putting matches which are being enjoyed
SO mucn TINS winter says Priscilla Stand
ism IN the Philadelphia Press it isn't
necessary that all your guests are golf
players. ine more practical golfers the
better, OF course. But n or TWO people
VINO know the game VIII be able to
initiate those who 90 not, deciding any
nard questions "hich happen 10 come up
When inviting your guests Tor a match
ask them to bring their putters with
them II they are goif players II not
beg, borrow or rent enough nstrumen
yourself or the party
me Nholes INTENDED Tor indoor put
ting are sold this winter at all the
large shops which deal in athletic sup
ples. several OF these hoies VIII pc
necessary. Iney should ne placed in good
positions-good from a golfers point OF
the room.
A course must always be chosen in
advance, which will probably run
through the parlors, hall and corridors
Remove all chairs and tables from this
course, except a few pieces which will
be required for hazards etc. And push
back against the wall all the heavier
pieces which cannot conveniently be
taken from the room.
The rnn1nHnU eHo1rl1 Q0nQfcf af an 101raI &