Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-03-23

lengthwise tueks in clusters of three.
Between the clusters were laid fine lines
of turquoise blue velvet ribbon scarcely
sixteenth of an inch wide There was
triple ruffie of white chiffon down the
front. and at the edge of this was sewed
line of the velvet ribbon. The high
stock was Of silk with full ruf1ie Of
the chiffon across the top in the back.
The chiffon was arranged in full era
vat in flont at the throat.
There are broadcloth and velvet shirt
waists for street. but these really ought
to be called blouses. fer they partake
equally of the Norfolk and Russian
blouses. They viii prove very useful as
a sort Of denisaison garment. Red shirt
waists are considered very chic. Very
narrow white tape braid is stitched all
ored woolen waists in vermicelli design.
the central fold always being left plain.
the sleeves also
I must not close without mentioning
specially the great number Of white
waists. There are more white waists
displayed this week only than during
the whole season last year. Swiss is
very pretty, especially when tucked and
overlaid with embroidery. and every
imaginable arrangement Of insertion,
ruffs and tueks is seen upon them.
Lots eff crossbarred goods in white are
employed for these waists and the
| clever designer takes advantage Of the
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Most of all the shirt waists are so ar
ranged that they may be worn with
the full baggy effect, or they may be
smoothed down and the whole garment
be as trim as the old French waist.
Belts become a necessity when shirt
waists are worn. There are many varie-
ties now of metal. leather. thick ribbon.
elastic. sewed thickly with JET beads
and canvas. Velvet belts are liked
They hook and have no buckles. Sash
belts will be worn with the thin white
waists and will be of ribbon of any pre-
ferred width
In the way of ties there is practically
no limit A girl may .sswipe her
brother s neckties and wear them with
impunity unless he catches her at it
The very small fat bow is rather better
liked than any for most occasions, but
the fancy lace and ribbon crayat bows
with their stocks are suitable to wear
with muH muslin. swiss or other fine
waists HENRETTE ROUSSEAU.
The Mequl women have unique fash
ion Of wearing the hair Married wom-
en allow the hair 10 hang loose. but
Young girls dress it in two huge greas-
ed knots. one at each side at the bead.
Drink Gra1n-0.
af1er yon have concluded that you ought not to
drink coffee. II is not 4 medicine bat doctors
order IT, because it is heaithfnl invigorating and
appefizing. ie is made from p8re grains and
finest grades Of coffee and costs about u as
much. Chfldren ike it and thrive on t nerause
Il Is genuine food drink containing nothing
but nourishment Ask your grocer Tor Grain .
the new food drink IS aud 25e
%. b Graves, wh0 gave Dick Hubbard
his record Of a.09sz and hes been since en-
gagged with the runners viii return 20 bis
old love this season.
Old Harry Wilkes, R.is1, Is being driven
on the s11ow path at Solnervif1e. n J., by
Senator " ] Keyes II Il said be can
beat them aH down that way Old Is he IS
Baron Rudolph, b. Baron Wilkes. re-
Gently purchased asy AEs Klnsea Stone snd
Dr q Cam al Georgetown, KY. Is t8 ke
trained By Gns Macy and raees thss sea
son as i sseaf-csd Turf Field and