The Jersey City news., 1903-12-03

ton OF uric acid or gont poisoning and rheu.
matism. DIR. David Kennedy said at con-
slider Cal-cura Solvent y e crowning achieve
ment of my life. It twill not disappoint.'
chiffon and lining can be selected from
the gamut of coiors which suits her best.
OF course, these who can afford to
spend fortune fer single wrap are
having coats made Of, rare furs, and the
category of pets for this purpose seems
to increase every day. There are whole
coats-and they are not short ones, eth
err of ermine and sable and chinchilla.
and these are trimmed up with lace and
embroideries in way which renders their
beauty doubly captivating A beautiful
chinchilla model has an embroidery of
yiolets and foliage in the natural tinss
worked upon the fur in a baby velvet rib
bon and heavy chenille threads. The sof:
tones of the violets pleaded in well with
the touch of green len. a bright relief to
the somewhat monotonous effect of the
gray and violet. The muff which accom-
panied it had the design worked out upon
an Italian fllet lace. ruffles of this lace
also appearing in the sleeves of the coat
Silk coats, too, are much favored of
fashion, and when these are not of a
stately brocade they are usually of a
doubly faced peau de sole or the newer
peau de cashenire These are very much
trimmed indeed, and laces of varying
kinds, with fringe or ruching or fur, or
all three, appearing the scheme of trim
ming. No attempt whatsoever is made
to outline the figure in any of these gar
ments, that Office being left rather to the
cloth and velvet fabrics. And speaking
of fitting the figure brings to mind one
coat of creamy white cloth-for it was
4 coat rather than wrap-which by it's
cut outlined, or rather suggested the fig
ure. This was so long as to reach al
most to the ankle, and the portion of the
knee was trimmed with fiat bands of
white Cluny lace, while from that point
downward shaggy silk fringe, which re-
sembled white fur, was applied with
telling effect The collar and yoke fast
enings were in rose red velvet, which
showed up we'll against the white, and
the sleeves were simply huge shirred
puffs set into long shoulder seam the
upper portion and cuff being both shirred
and the intervening portion left free to
form puff
One of the most favored materials for
the society girls evening wrap will be a
cloth woven to initiate the popular white
Russian caracul This gives the rich
curly effect of the fur very well, and
lends beautifully to embroideries. In
ueeu, eMUrOiutlles upon tHls LUZ tloiH.
in black as well as white. are frequently
used upon furs of high grade and quite
large cost. When the coat or wrap is
fashioned of this caracul cloth, and it is
equally fashionable in both long and the
jaunty short garments. then bands of va
r;ars tr;,,rn;nos Such &c hra;ds naSsa-
menteries, cordelieres, embroideries, etc,
are used. and frequently quilted silk
ruchings will be used to outline these
bands as well. And the girl who uses
rached and plated chiffon in almost any
width will be sure to have struck one of
the leading notes in the harmony of this
seasons most approved styles. The ruch-
ed chiffon is used in founce fashion, to
make ruffles for sleeves and collar, to
edge the fronts, and is often applied in.
conventional patterns, just as braid or
fringe is.
A truly regal garment was worn the
other evening to theatre box party by
the wife of one of the new miIlionaires.
This was a shawlshape rap of ermine
and was draped about the figure just in
the way the camel's-hair ,shawls we're
worn in our grnadmother's days. The
point of the shawl reached almost the
edge of the gown in the back and round
ed up prettily until'it was just below the
knee in front. There was no collar,
double row of white and black and pale