The Jersey City news., 1902-06-03

naerIv to the knees These curve rouhe
the hips in big scallops. A shirred chiffon
peeps out from under the lace appiiques
of the skirt.
OF course. If we have one raw. rainy
day beauty will wear her walking suit
yes. even if she drives over. one smart
thing in rich eamers hair serge has a
box-plaited flcunce The seams are strap
ped The blouse is box plated with
stitched strapplng for a finish. Al the
neck a chou of white tulle will be placed.
A tailory black and white hat black
stitched white gloves, and there she is
A stunning effect, TO be on view Tor
one day at least, is an old rose satin LAD
.erty. 1t is finely tucked crosswise IN
clusters ten inches broad, and these al
ternate with wide rows of softest cream
and cluny lace. A seam at the back ana
one down the front cause the tucks and
lace strips of this circular skirt to mitre
down the front and the back. The blouse
is in the same effect. A shaped fiounce
gives the skirt foot fullness.
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Low4fAeck. sshort-sleeved nightgowns
are a fad of moment; and 1t matters not
whether the wearer is cold or warm.
Some women persist in wearing them
Square, round or pointed effects arc
shown in smart lingerie models The
upper portion consists of yoke, in which
lace, fine embroidery, tucking and rip-
bon are used.
Red in all shades, from vivid scarlet
10 maroons. from coral to shell pink.
cerise sunset reds and orange reds are
seen.
Truly. there is a different color Tor
five women out of ten.
The advance Partisan fashion sheets
show up these colors. Scarlet and white
or black are frequent.
Every summer girl and young matroh
should possess at least one red gown
providing, OF course, that ones complex
ion can stand it.
Parasois in smart designs are selling
for $3.50 These IN silks, plain and flg-
ureo. They are most attractive and a
positive summer requisite.
They were in plain pongee. lined with
plain colors. red, dark and pale blue anG
white. They wore polka dotted in eolors-
Others were plain white, with wide
border of color, and effectively herron-
boned Smart, positively stunning, de-
signs were seen in black and white
If these happen to catch your eye IN
the window remember they are bargains,
Dainty stocks for fifty cents. Does il
really pay to fuss and take up time for
other things when these needful aces
sories may be had for SO small sum?
The white sales are fiourishing. Every
other woman asks for samples. They
know good thing when they see it,
Plain garments are being bought and
trimmed with lace to suit the fancy
Several garments bought for twenty-five
cents apiece, of sheer cambrie. were trim
med with pretty lace of reasonable prici
and completely transformed.
Bishop stocks are the latest thing in
neckwear.
Look for a story on this subject; ii
will interest you.
Here is an odd waist, and it tells the
story of what may be done to make those
horribly unbecoming bodices which arr
cut low at the throat wearable by tn,
average woman This is blue and white
waist having something of negligee ef-
feet. with a little collar of the materia
turned back low around the throat ant
the fronts of the. waist at the opening
turned back the full length as the front.
| Of coats have been turned, only the wais
is fastened securely and the coats ar
open.
From either SIDE of the collar in from
comes a good sized white cord which tie:
with long loops and ends and the sleeve:
flare out at the wrist in a loose bell shape
| But the distinctive part of the carmen
is the finish of lace and tucked null a
! the neck and wrists. 1t might be ;
| gulmpe at the throat with the soft stool
and little bit of null and lace which show
| below It, ever so little just filling in tn
opening left by the low turn-back collar
There is simply flare of the lace insid'
the sleeve Of the material falling over th
| hand.
One of the protest things in the way o
a hat. parasol and ruff for the neck,
| combination which is much worn thi
year, is one all in red. To take the ruf
| first it is of the finest of point d'esprit
made fchu-shape, with long ends, afte
| the fashion Of such things. and is of
| vivid red. The hat matches ii. all mas
of the red lace without relief. and tn
parasol is of red silk, with ruffles of tn
thin red edging 1t and outlining the ribs
not on the inside, but on the outside thi
time The handle is of white wood wit
a red plum standing on end on the to
of it, and just below a few cherries.
Parasols this year. says London Ma
DAME will be perfectly charming. an
with few exceptions they are mostly {
! simple order. with abnormally Ion
sticks Crooked handles appear to be tn
favorites, no doubt because they are s
much easier to carry. Later on we sha
see some beautiful examples In lace an
chiffon. but for the first spring days tn
plain glaee parasol to match ones cos
tune Is always in good taste, while "
could never imagine the fashionable pal
4 of the Thames without its puntload {
scarlet parasols and cushions.