The Jersey City news., 1903-09-04
A PAPER PARTY.
Forms Of Enters ,sainment
That May Be Adapted
to All Places and
Times.
HINTS FOR WISE WOMEN
To Make the Hair Fluffy
Goats and Wraps-Belts
OF Old Coins.
HINTS FOR WISE WOMEN


A paper party Is d form of entertain
ment which may be carried out in ways
adapted TO many varying conditions OF
Style. TING or place. 1t may be paper
wedding, an indoor tea party, garden
party. or a genuine picnic in the woods.
1t may be in the daytime or the evening,
for young people or for old, but whatever
styIe it takes, where or when it is held.
it is sure to be enjoyable, because. 10
keeping with its neral character. it
must be informal. says Eva R. Gaillard
in What to Eat"
Young people might have lawn parties.
picnics or outings of some kind oftener
than they do were 1t not forsthe work en-
tailed in carrying dishes laundering linen.
and like things.
The paper party may be boon to the
woman who would be glad to give one
large party. or series of smaller ones,
but win not do because she has not as
fine china and linen as. scrne who have en-
tertained her.
AT the present time paper napkins,
doilies, centre pieces, plates of various
sizes, fancy cases of ices salads and
soufsles, fri.ls for crsquettes, cups for
ss.sed nuts and. il fact, near.y everything
needed for decorating the table, or serv-
ing the food may be bought. A cas-
containing 200 assorted pieces will cos;
but dollar. while selected goods may.
be had at trifle more.
Lack of shade need not hinder any on
from giving lawn party, for pape.-
covered lawn umbrellas varying in size
from four feet to twelve feet may be pur
chased at prices ranging from seventy
FIVE cents TO $3.50. Having double coy
ers, these umbrellas not only fur.;s
sheae. and help carry out the genera
scheme of the party. bat they are srors
enough that they may be used any nuns
Der Of times.
lights are required, Japanese IAN
teEns are the correct thing, and if the
party be in the Spsn air the hostess
shepld keep sticks Ct Chinese incensz
(which come in rel paper eoyersl burning
to drive away insects.
Small plates. or fancy dishes, may
have the names of hostess and guests
with date and place written on them, ta
be given as souvenirs. or if tables are to
be set, they may be prepared as name
cards or menus. 1t is useless to sugges
gifts. FOR an almost endless list of dainty
aad inexpensive ores. that raay be made
from paper. will instantly come to the
mind Of every reader.
The paper party idea so completely
alapts itself to individual requirements
that each reader will evolve distinctly
d'aerent style of entertainment, the char,
aeter of which viii be dssignared N the
wording of the invitation which may be
verbal. written or printed. but must con-
form in style to the general character Of
the entertainment.
The yachting girl who Is wise in her
way always arranges her hair in some
plain fashion. She takes no risk with
1lHIs of curling iron origin. She knows
6f old. for no matter how bewitch-
e6ey are at the boom Of the startling
the first Whit Of damp air proves
their finish The truly nautical young
woman believes that to be forwarned is
10 be forearmed so she will have no eurrs
unless they be nautical
The modern athletic girl is very care
fel Of her Skin, and though she practi-
cai:T hyes cut Il dcvrs from June until
Qei s..,r. yet she appears at the first
winter dance with complexion like
pmk.tinsed rose petals, dipped in cream.
She is particular not to wash her face
~ often. When she reaches her room
after long day on the water, or even
when she GENES in from the sunny links,
instead of plungiRs her face in water
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