The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-05-26
WOMAN'S WORLD.
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| weed seemingly thriVeS just as well, Wnlle
| the desirable plant becomes decidedly
| cont of place"
A vigorous use of the hoe at once upon
the appearance of the little weed seed
| Iinps where a hoe can be used, is the
| quickest and most effective way to dis
| nose of them. bur if they are allowed to
| grow for a few DAYS they may be easily
| nulled nm root and branch. If a weed
| has attained any size never cut it off with
/ the hoe hut null it up. or generally new
/ s,oots win o,,icklv come from the old
oroun wbataver fine way or means,
| Laen tbe weeds down entirely. at all haz-
ards for thew rob the soil and render
atharn,,sa s,obtlv n,aces decidedly obiec-
t;anah,o A wise gardener is he who
,,auar arovs q weed of any kind to go
.saaoa aho,,t his n,ace for a considerable
a;s+onoe about the outskirts thereby saw
49,: h;nsaIf n,opv q hackache the follow
,-S .oo.o, whom largo weeds about to
20 &C nr,,ad nm they should be burned.
-, a,;ah+ eerminate
-
,.s+ yasL q phila-
ICED q da,io,o,s little dish
- n.or,.n NIL, want TO hear
-, -, T. u-,r,d he inst the
- sooas , oborno,no antree
~ - .-s.a. ,na = n,zzlad for
: .1 rr IN maca-
~ MI. - - 80 n ;S do
- - s1.r.a4 NJ patn.
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49, re ~. - mmshv No not
80 - saaa h;.o,,;+ not broad,
80 - - :. lie Jrsa Tho ,owe, half
- ~ l;Sa,,,t a.a aronnd re outer adee
- $500 aort ;nsar+ sa,,ora1 nieces
. az it'll meoaroni uo1d these in
nl.ao ana tuina tbam in ard o,t Tins
- ,,.tla aino,lan ,a+tiaa urork 10
49, 800 - thraa inches r,,t off tbe
- 49, : thomooo-
roni scross from ono siae If The lattice 10
the otber 70 FORM a bandla The basket
;. 49,. -:,s ~. arr o,+
oomas nm and This +rimming mnst he en-
t;relv encbantino The handle ;s fled at
ono sida with {. woo how, of satin ribbon
in which ;s fastened a siugle flower At
| the little ~Pbiladelnhia luncheon of which
7 smoke each hasket had q different flow
err although all tbe ribbon used was
white. For examnle for one a. carnation
was used for another a rosebud for an
| other five violets with sprigs of green.
| others had lilies of the valley. others pan
sizes. These flowers are easily pulled out
! from the ribbon and each guest carries
one away as a souvenir.
In filing the baskets little green peas
are added as a garniture for the sweet
breads. The breads themselves are rolled
into balls and larded and broiled. They
are then laid upon a nest of the peas n
covered with the same vegetable.
When the maid passes these delightful
dishes 7 should look exactly as if she
were r-4nging in baskets of green peas.
Each basket may be set on a white china
plate edged with gold; or a Dresden china
with floral pattern would carry out the
idea to perfection.
So.
Quite a novelty in the line of gloves
are those of white kid finished at the
seams with colored stitching and bound
at the edges with colored kid. On the
back, however, the stitching is quite
heavy, and is black. The colors most in
use are scarlet, purple. black, green.
orange and, in fact every vivid color.
which, however, are not very much IN
evidence because the stitching and the
narrow folds are not so wide or heavy.
Fashionable shades in gloves are white.
delicate pearl gray. a very pale biscuit.
and different shades of tan. together with.
the always stylish black. The latter is
worn extensively in black silk gloves
which nave passed through quite an
| evolution during the past few wears. and
can by rights. hardly be mentioned in the
same breath with the dowdy things made
wanted to wear. Nowadays the black silk
| gloves are lust as elaboratelv finished and
as carefully made as the kid. Heavy white
stitching adorns the back and they fasten
with two or three clasps.
go
Mark Twain. in his ESSAYS on Fash
ion,' hit the right nail on the head.
Sensible women" he SAYS, s.wear sensi-
BILE fashions, and insensible people wear
insensible fashion," A writer suggests
that "the nearer the figure an
hour-glass the sooner will the sands of
life run out" Rational dress appeals but
little to the cultured fashionable classes.
nor do the ultra vagaries of fashion to the
best bred woman of the highest rank.
These follow the modes and individualize
them by the aid of the best dressmakers
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