The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-09-13

WOMAN'S WORLD.
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the safety of dealing largely III ytio"ss
although at the present date there IS
rather a fancy for this color mixed with
white or black.
Where ostrich is the trimming chosen,
very little else is needed, long and short
feathers combining together in rich lux
urianee. The same may be said of the
semi-eircular mounts of breast plum
age. two of which go to adorn a toque
with a small bow an aigrette, or even
a simple buckle. If the velvet be gathered
| over the form. But a single quill, q
plume of feathers, or a pair Of folded
| wings. require a good deal besides. TIT
stump of the couteau may be concealed
beneath a huge bow, or stuck through
the knot of q double torsade, while the
shape itself may be trimmed as described
above, with bands of felt, plated SIX
braid, or lined with a ~honeycomb ar
rangement of soft satin.
AS for wings they are often placed
symmetrically in front on each side OF
a plated comb or crest of velvet, or hall
concealed behind the loops Of an Alsace
bow or the double coil of a torsade. Botu
couteaux and wings are placed so as TO
be nearly horizontal, and add very little
height to the shape. Cocks plumes, on
the contrary. run above the rest OF the
trimming, and therefore are most appii-
cable for hats, when they are generally
fastened on the left side, where the brim
curves slightly upward. Fewer models
are to be seen turned frankly up on one
sue pu' q y -s
are turned up Il 'front.' "HeA "
folded bands of velvet pass over the
edge, and decorate the underside of the
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masses u coiol = sneAl ~ -
pain n0useS -,
vines ana sweet oiossoius = - = -"
g Almost every sili : e
ahce' remarks d writer ~ ehs
mas mace ~afransemshts 7 = 49,"
garden IN her bedroom OF neh
furnish brightness curing me eoinins
WINTER one was 'einhs ~ o.is
the success u hSl "Ai"oT
ner summer nome ~
she SAID every "'nuo" ieuse "a
house was q mass 81 sWest peas'
that they piossomed most protuseiy'
"one day' she aoueo' d ! s'oou . :.
OF the 'front.' WlhaoWs snippias "a
dead leaves ana oia eo1orea man eoppe
to gaze up at me Dflliiahl BLOSSOMS.
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Off reiuetantiy' murmufihs' men ..
SONS Jes relhfn me ~ ny 80 ~
an MACS nle en.,A 4 il" :
Loro shols ato maAe no"si
tlnuea the narrator ! ai"ass ~ =
keep as many CROWNS piants -
as possible IN the nope Ind lis
thae oio piaeA mo- &c ~
HAPPY YOUTH = 7
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Del'ns - ~ - tharo 30
grown - ene "irts' saa.ss
many lovels plai - mn,ob
= iosso -assoa4ian ,ndoors
~ aHu - .nohtdr tha+
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-, ia az aoris+s o1a;no
p -, 80 h1ossom &c freely
L,msia.t - esh oarani,,ms
rona uake oxeel-
49,. a. 1-att1a
ue - ~ e. 80 oook nnfiI
put tAShA CPSt
.noious 49, ~e,rh ~ oach Mint
pu1 - no pc
q Inc Julse aip@ - ~ ~
Dun i"pio,s - ,,tar
sugar anu ." ip
more ~
Baroerry leAy - oeiiciousis seiseu W.,
both joints ana game Inc oerries nes
not be strlppeu from Inc slehns' :. =
fruit in a Kettle with wafer enough ~
come just TO the top OF the iruit' anu
boil until thoroughly cooked. Fut ~ d
strainer cloth ana get out All the juice.
To each pint OF IL aiio" one pouno oi
minutes Ado the sugar, ana DOH rapldly
FIVE or ten minutes more.
Ounces will soon be In market Ic
preserve them pare and quarter the fruit
and a k out all the cores and the hard
places around them. Boil the fruit in
clear water until tender. then spread II
IN towels To dry. For one Mound of fruit