The Jersey City news., 1903-12-15
LITTLE FOLKS
STYLES
Smart Costumes Of Every
Variety Of Materials for
Children Of All
Ages.
LONG COATS MUCH WORN
Novelties for Christmas Gifts
Busy Women of Today
Trimmings of All
Sorts.
LONG COATS MUCH WORN

Shirred effects for the little miss are
exceedingly becoming and are now in the
height of fashion. Oftentimes the skirts
are shirred to give a hipyoke effect, ana
tie circular bertha which aroops well
ctTer The shoulders is very simple and
clAdlike. A pretty dress made In this
style is of a wool novelty material in
shades of brown and tan, with threads of
red. 1t is trimmed with gold braid and
brown velvet collar and cuffs. The waist
is made over fitted lining and is gath
cred at both the upper and lower edges.
The bertha is. circular and outlines the
yoke
Lcng coats are much in evidence for
little girls ard they make the most SER
yiceable Of all cold weather wraps. Loose
coat. are exceedingly smart for young
girls and are to be commended from ey-
3 cry point of view The slip on over the
froc.ss with case and readiness and they
do net rumple the dress worn beneath.
As Cor becomingness, the loose coat is
more desirable for youthful figures than
the tighter ones. A pretty, long coat is
made with a deep cape aaa dat collar
with stole ends. Zibeline is the material
and this particular one IS of dark red.
with the Fashionable gilt brad The wide
sleeves are comfortable and are in fash
ion. A model shows one of the loose
coats of dark blue zibeline with collar Of
blue velvet. 1t is stitched with silk
Nursy Gus materials can be utilized for
t.lese eoats, cleviot, breadcloth and many
other heavier, weighted stllffs.
Soft wool materials are much used for
young girls frocks and are very effec-
tive when trimmed with deeper shade
Of velvet. A dark red dress is shown at
local s,'p. with bands of black velvet
and eer.-s.aee as trimming, the cape
portion, which is, by the way, very deep,
giving the breadth which is always an
addition to childish figures. The waist IS
h9Splaited, both front and back, and the
little yoke is made of lacesover the cloth
with pipings of the black velvet The
large full sleeves are made with the wide
cs.Ts and the neck is finished with a sim
pie little collar. To correspond with the
waist the skirt is box x-plaited, but is per-
fetly plain otherwise Lovely coats of
wife fur are made up for the babies and
tliey are pretty and dainty looking. but
tie main feature is their warmth. Leg
gas. hoods and mittens TO match the
cot are also obtainable.
Eot everyone can afford to bestow
handsome presents to all his friends, and
ye; sou can have ready a small offering
jaet 10 assure the prospective owner of it
tast he Or she has been affectionately
borne III mind. The .'little remembrance
is higaly appreciated.
Women who are systematic in collect
isS ttsir output Of Christmss presents
hssFe 10 crush in the shops begins may
q aisk urI many desirable novelties
y ap ekoice small articles. Go in time
bcTsve the prized gifts have been chosen
s7lisy may not be duplicated a fortnight
latsr
Among novelties and fancy goods one
may mention the visitors hook, the veil
roll, magazine cover, sewing sets, Irvine
bags, the new cover for recipes for cock
ing and the handerkerchief holder.
The guest book is very useful in fami-
l'es who have a country house at the
sliore where they entertain great deaf.
Tic pages are ike diary, but enough
space is left not only for the register of
house guests and dinner company, but
fer miscellaneous contributions by the
visitors
The veil roll is simply holder for wells
which also keeps them stretched at their
width. 1t has soft covered roll. Or
slender cylinder at one end. around which
Hse wells and what are known as the
! course, the veil roll is intended for short
che tulie or chiffon is 10 pc folded Of
course the veil roll is intended for short
vcils and what is known as the
bang veil only. A yeii mere than quar-