The Jersey City news., 1901-07-19

anu the succeeding years. Two StudS are
worn, gold or pearls; the larger the bes-
ter, in the case of the pearls, which
must be perfectly matched. The evening
shirt is, of course. white. and is all linen
of fine handkerchief texture. Ii fits in
close to the figure, so that the coat is
| enabled to follow the lines of the form
without the distortion of the rigid
| starched bosom. These shirts are marked
with monogram on the sleeve. The cuffs
are narrow; about two inches-and these
modish garments cost IS apiece. For day
wear they are made after the same pat
tern in solid colors; pink, blue, yellow and
! various shades of buff These shirts are
of tender fiber and loud have been the
lamentations of sthose who have received
them back from the violent hands of the
American laundryman.
A summer house is more than delight
| if there is room for it. 1t need not be Il
| costly affair. Little folk get even more
good out of a rough lath construction,
thiclkly overrun with vines, and foored
with nothing more costly than clean
! earth. The baby can sprawl there upon
| his blanket through the hottest summer
days, or the toddlers play games Buiid
it low and broad, with doors upon four
sides and in either square, round or octo-
gon shape Grape arbors yield as much
profit as pleasure, if one is at the pains
SO as to prune the vines as not 10 waste
all their strength in maintaining unfrult
full wood. Fruit buds, it should not De
forgotten come out of new wood-that is
to say, fruit of last years growth. The
nearer the roots these new growtns come
out, the more richly fruitful they viii
prove Y vigorous shoot will often grow
fifteen to twenty feet long. Thus cutting
away the old vine need not mean spelling
the precious shade
The hats grow lighter and prettier, be-
cause less elaborate as summer ages. A
picturesque Rembrandt hat in sable straw
has the wide curved brim laced at one
side with velvet long black plumes fall
ing over the back, and a broad brimmed
hat is all of little frills of white crinoline
straw edged with black velvet, the small,
low crown tied at the back with velvet,
the brim uplifted by bunch of pink
tinted garden daisies. Another lovely
white hat is of fine tubular crinoline
straw. and tucks of tulle. 1t is wreathed
nous black feather encircling the under
brim and dropping over one shoulder
Very pretty and picturesque is hat of
fine Tuscan tied with ciel-bleu velvet.
which enhances the beauty of the garland
of tea roses and their foliage. while the
quantity fashioned brim is raised by black
roses. toque of white Yedda straw
trimmed with lace appliqued with black
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smart; and another is all shaded rose fol-
age crossed ear to ear with a wreath of
blush roses.
A Dublin paper has discovered new
and hitherto unehronicled vagary Of femi-
nine fashion 1.-THE last few years" 1t
says, "have seen the golf walk (Which
was lifting stride) and the hockey walk
(Which was, and is, rolling swaggeD
appear among the ranks of smart women
grow common and gradually verge toward
extinction. At present there is an entire
ly new walk to be observed in Grafton
street of a morning, at polo in the park
and in the squares about calling hours 1t
comprehends slant forward that recalls
the prehistoric Grecian bend of chlgnon
days. oddly combined with a backward
tilted neck and shoulders and gait that
is not unsuggestive of a turkey. The cause
is understood to be in the adoption of
new and strange apparel, which practi-
cally reverses the lines of the feminine
form. The discomfort is considerable and
the cost large"
A change from the once universal navy
blue bathing suit may now be had. We
are no longer committed to dark blue,
| black or crimson The brown serge is a
pretty costume, with elaborate collar of
white ornamented with brown wash
braid in spiral pattern, and rows of ma
chine stitching in brown silk. Still more
novel is the bathing suit of gray briliian-
tine with skirt with tailor finish" That
means the fullness is held back by stitcii-
ed tucks from the hips to the middle or
the back Full kniekerbockers are worn.
The blouse has many small pleats, and
fancy collar and girdle, trimmed with al
ternate rows of black and of white braid.
A row of tiny pearl buttons is added as a
finish in the four corners of the squared
sailor collar. The sleeves are puffed from
shoulder half way to the elbow, where
they meet frill edged with braid.
The up to date summer girl will this
year be we'll supplied with number OF
very stylishly made linen gowns--Holland,
linen lawn, butchers linen, linen duck,
grass linen and finely corded French lin
en-. which looks like pique. are ali on the
| fashionable list for dresses and fancy
| Jackets These appear in many new and
beautiful colorings, the ciel blue, soft
| corn color, pink and pure white being
especially favored They are made up as
simple morning dresses. with blouse waists
or with short boleros with wash silk
waists beneath, trimmed with stitched
bands of linen in contract-white en- color
and colored bands stitched with white
on white linen costumes. But the latest
| and most elegant variety of linen dress
| is trimmed elaborately with lace applique
/ bands and medalions, or with fine gold
braid black velvet ribbon. and Arab lace.
! Not few of the new bicycle gowns
| made with Eton jackets have princess
skirts. They are great successes, too, for
there is no riding up of belts at the back,
no bold peeps from shiny safety pins
/ Perfectly made they are perfection, but
woe to the woman who tries to make
| one by the aid of bought paper pat
term. or who relies on the endeavors of
second rate couturier. Better fckle
1 belt and peeping safety pins than a prfn-