The Jersey City news., 1902-05-29

gown that old-time effect
At about the depth al which on
many skirts a ffounce begins, the eords
run out into moth ngness, leaving the skir'
plain below and covered with a numpa'
of little sca,loped ruffies. There are sew
en- of them, very narrow the deep scai-
ops cutting nearly through the small
ruffics. and with an unfinished edge. IL
is an attractive frock.
Here is a nice breakfast or luneneoi'
dish. "Stewed tripe with Little Neck
clans Cut two pounds of tripe in small
dices. Put it in saucepan over the ilre
with enough water slightly salted Just tc
cover IL: add two tablespoonfiils OF tarra-
gon vinegar. and let the whole simmer
gently for half hour; then drain the Wa.
ter from the tripe through a colander.
Put two tablespoonfuls of butter and
two heaping tablespoonfuls of flour in. the
saucepan; let the butter melt over tha
fire and then blend the ingredients to
cream, gradually add pint of hit mix
stirring it all the time to keep It from
jumping: wien 1t comes to boil add ths
tribe and two dozen small Little Neck
CLAIMS cut in quarters. Let the whois
simmer for twenty minutes.
Season with salt and dash OF red nep-
per: sprinkle in tablespoonful of fin4ly
chopped parsley and serve. II the cream
sauce Is too thick thin it by the addition
of a little more milk
Bright yellow has been somewhat neg
lected this season. but We are inct-heo
To believe that we shall see good deal
of it m the near future, says the Mil
llnery Trade Review We have noted
several capelines and other shaped mats
in different sorts Of yellow and purn.
fancy sfraws. wreathed with goiden Aned
king cups; also amazons and trieornes IN
black rice straw. trimmed with brilliant
yellow wings, and MANILA and LeghorH
MATS wreathed with large yellow roses.
Golden bird-of-paradise as well as par
a7,se tails are once more to the fore. An
extremely elegant hat in fine whlte rec u
the eapeline form has superb bird-of-para-
disc posed on the edge of the prim 10 tiie
left. IT'S tail floating down behind. On lhs
light side Of the brim is rosette maae u
long loops of one-half inch wide piach
velvet A large rosette made OF sun ioli-
scr loops is fastened on the slant OF tie
briu behind, from which hangs festoons
of the ribbon.
Everv one wants a negligee gown. Here
ie a nretty one. Use fiowered muslin over
siI,-nink or blue Lay deep yoke IN
moderate width tucks. set close together'
running straight across the back. but di-
aaonally in front, From the edge OF the
woke let the muslin fall in accordion
n,aits. Finish the neck according to
fancy.
Dretty yoke and stock for light SILK
gown is of ruffied tulle. the ruffies being
50 tiny as to look almost like simple shir-
ring. over both are set small pearl oeads,
as close together as desired. A fold or
twist of satin may be used at the top OF
the stock and at the lower edge OF the
yoke
For boathouse, lounging or billiard room
wall covering nothing is more grateful
m the eve than a certain Japanese grass
cloth which is one yard wide and comes
IN pieces containing eight yards, the price
being se for each piece. A frieze of Japa-
nese fretwork, lined with color or a
crepe cloth, is most effective. While
crepe cloth door and window draperies at
40 cents to As cents per yard, thirty-six
inches wide, furnish in harmony in so
cool and charming a manner, one needs
one seeing only TO adopt 1t.
"Knickers" for the woman who wishes
to avoid many skirtsi They come with
Innings of albatross, some in colors and
some in white, the kniekers themselves in
colored silks and pongee. In pongee they
are most serviceable. for they will wash.
but in bright coIored silks they are, per-
haps. prettier. For the woman who
wishes to wear her knlekers, with dress
UP gowns there is deep plated frill en-
circling each leg of the knickerbockers
and falling to the ground to simulate a
bona fide petticoat.
A fad for running ribbons into lace and
embroidery still RACES.
II anything, the broader ribbons are the
favorites. Two-inch satin ribbons. for
instance, are effective when run through
Swiss embroidery insertion. Very elabor-
ate effects are gotten at in this way. one
lovely belle wearing a white dress which
IalFly lOOhtA pilih iAOAtf N1ft 1AA4cN-tN ~ -
bon run in.
In place of the tiny baby ribbon, the
half-inch or even three-quarter-ineh now
serves. And this is used especially for
underwear A belle who is in mourning
Is certainly very fetching with black taft
feta ribbons drawn through all the dainty
undergarments that show through her
white organdie frocks. In any other in
stance satin ribbon would be used.
In England white muslin cushion covers
are to be seen in every drawing room. ant
they give a summery aspect to an apart
nlent. They are embroidered with flowers
worked In bebe ribbons, or else in colored
silks. A wreath of pale pink cog roses,
with their own green foliage, makes a
pretty centre, with single blossoms strewn
lightly at each corner. Another design Is
of purple violets. tied with a bow of pale
blue ribbon or of poppEes in every tone OF