The Jersey City news., 1899-12-20

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WOMAN'S WORLD.
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ta tale rn1,eh ir,ffrest IN the silver tipped
baxas and merry travs INTENDED for their
"a fa lxaerinf but thew make a brave show
on maj b,,rea,, ana If marked with her
| ,(shristiar. name or initials will give pleas
,,ra 70 the recinient. a silver mounted
/ t,,++o,a,- ~ nai1s fiiea small silver
! ,aa1s,aa rat br,,sb dainty min cushion
~ :, . ,,,,,,,,,+i,,o,t,f ,,xvf7,ze5- metal are
i other suggestions A glove streteher is a
n,ost desirable Gift to those who do not
nossess one. 4 nretty toilet mirror is an
ofher Satisfaction to the possessor.
Glove baxes handkerchief holders. a
veiJ case or colnene hotties all help to
6ress our bureau ton.
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Lace is the trimming this season for
every kind Of gown, wrap or lingerie, and
the plain materials mostly selected for
dressy toilets admit of its extensive use.
says the New York Tribune" Black
laces are for the most part made by the
shuttle, while white ones are often a COM
bina ton of shuttle and needle.
Old laces are made of pure linen thread.
in the natural colors, which all artificial
coloring has failed to initiate. The ex-
quisite shade of this ancient thread sof-
tens the complexion, just as blonde nalr
does fair face, and no amount OF wash
ing in tea, coffee or other preparations
can give to modern lace the creamy tint
which makes the old thread so becoming.
Venetian and Chantilly laces are prefer
able for entire robes, but unless lace
dress is handsome it is not at all: de-
sirable.
Lace has invaded the household depart
ment. too. Sheets and window shades are
now trimmed with it. Lace letters, ini-
tials or monograms, as well as figures, are
inserted in tablecloths, napkins and all
bed linen. But the lace OF lace whlch
irresistibly appeals to every feminine
heart is the old specimens found IN
grandmother's boxes-qua1nt collars,
berthas jabots, hounces and handker-
chiefs, THESE are the laces Tor Wnlcn
bureau drawers, locked for years, and
old enests stored away IN musly attics'
are being ransacked now
II IS a matter Ior congratuialloh that
the old-time pincushion OF unnaturaliy
huge proportions Is vanishing from the
scene Wnat was the use OF having
cushion quarter OF a yard square en-
veioped with lace ana emproloery ialo
over bursting satln-clao frame! my
little cusnlons OF vetVee OF piush are SCI
In silver mounts. WaIer Shapes Oh satln
SWING from rlopon hanoles' ana silah
drawn pags OF SILK, yelloW' PINK OF oiue'
are drawn togetner at one enc. lhese
are meant 70 STAND on the bureau
triangular pincushions are seen ~ salih
sheaths' II the norhs are loo siiarp' ene
CUSHION - oi nttle use
pretty form Oh plhcusnioii ~ inaue =.
nan yaro o. plAioed ripooii crossed anu
rserosSsu Win very me lines. a piH WIN
mead OF colored glass, piaeK. amoer' plue
OF pearly "nite' Is SET DeeWeeh each tiny
squa1e' II - easy 10 So the pms ~"
inatiieilisilicai prselsion' pseauss s,ie iiiies
" 1ne rlDoon serve as suiues. z -"
oA pear-siiapea peaii-iisaueo pms q si.e
very top ana SET several fo"s ol pi1eA
pms across lhe eushion 70 vary sne array
OF steel peaos or coiorsa slass pihs. a.
the 'oottom, ieaVe room lor 70" q sinai
sizeo DiacK Japanneo safety pms. ms
compieles your plncushloh- ne narrow
piacK VelVet across the enshioh' up ana
GOWN, ana leaVe nrm loops py Whicn TO
tie II, SO II may nang from the bureau top
pretty article OF nedroom furniture IS
the wall candlestick maze OF prass. II
IS reaily also sconce, allhouga not ol
the usual shape. The nat back enaoles you
to hang 1t up on nali IN the wall. Ihree
SOCKETS Tor three canoies are placeo sue
ny side ABOVE the nttle prass drawer
"hien puiis forward AAe d Tray, pul "iiien
fortunately cannot come our an the way
Ihe drawer IS 70 hoio boxes ol niatcnes-
Inc triple arrangemeht OF caholestieh is
70 enable one 10 use one cahale alter an
otner II suooenly cameo up N the hlsh T.
ana IN case Oh emergency ! accioehe
snouio happen 10 tne gas or eiectiic sss-
TEN OF hsheins'
Inc soiid aeonce oaek OF the aHair pro-
lects the WaH or oraperles from ene Jan
ger Oh eohnagratioh Il 1he cahole ~ Ut. II
IS olstlnct aoVantage II ths inalcn
drawer VIII nor come an tne way OUT ol
the sconce' II Il uie anu "as pu.ieu open
the araWer eoinpleleis ou', "iien tne
match poA "ouio IAN on lie iiooi' anu
perioo oi sropiis "ouiu ensue uiieii sit9
poA was nhany lecoVs.eo anu me hiaten
iiiuiiiiiatea' ne 'aii0ie soeAsss a
ranged three N row a. equaiiy spaesu
intervals. ine iiiis one - si,s NY
iarser 'iian .iie ".-ei' oe''e'
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