The Jersey City news., 1904-12-19
A NOVEL STREET
COSTUME
1 Elaborate Suit fDesp Brown
Cloth With a Heavily
Braided Pattern
! iqpLANNING THE WARDROBE
When Cheerfulness Is Refined
Cruelty The Dutch coif-
fure.
iqpLAANINC The WARDROBE
. mnnnn uho aims 10 be always new

woman who aims to be always new
in dress has street suit which is novel
and which will when seen by her friends,
be copied 1t is mode of deep brown
ladies' cloth and ii is cut with a long
skirt with an elaboratcly braided pattern
in front The pattern is done in deep
red braid and the outline suggests pome-
granates. a great spray of them in life
size
Tile upper part is a tight fitting bodice
OF the deep brown cloth with great
sleeves thar hang in bags from the wrist.
Tie waist is tight fitting at the belt. for
all The world like an oll-fashioned basqne
as. indeed. it is in every detail. 1t is
high in the collar. and there is a quantity
of elaborate braiding upon the waist. the
collar ana the sleeves.
With this old-fashioned mantilla, made
as they made them long ago. There is a
rounding hacl; aud The mantilla is
brought over the shoulders and fastened
in front II is deeper than the shoulders
and it hangs down below the belt
line. 1t IS made Of shirred brown satin,
with plenty of brown chiffon knife plait-
ings and with dozens of little muslin ruff
fies worked into the shirrings.
With each gown and with each man.
tilia there goes handsome hat. and this
must be built to match. A simple little
round hat was s'made" lat consisting
of frame covered with brown malines
shirrings. The trimming was long os-
trich plume. In the middle of the front
the hat was beut to a point and a big
rhinestone buckle was fastened in the
front
IF I could have three winter gowns
without counting the cost would take
velvet. a broadcloth and figured
satin. said a woman who loves new
clothes. "Ana if ceull have three more
7 would select woolep etansine with
white feck in it. a smart rough serge
and a camels hair with long furry stripes
running through it.
MY colors would be deep blue, med
ium brown, black and gray. And | would
try to secure bronze. plum color and spin
atli green With these tones one can do
a greaf deal And then one can always
nst white pipines and pipings Of cherry,
apple green and orange and pipings Of
Cherry, apple green and orange and pip
; ings of all the other colors in the rain
bow. One can pipe and pipe, and one
can trim and trim, selecting ones eolors
as one Wills
II would be careful to have a touch of
cardinal. hut l would reserve it for the
ccraings in 4 rough goods dress. for cord
inss in 4 rongh goods show 50
splenaidIy lhere And / would have
pipings Of bright green in blue
gown and plenty of bands or strappings
Of white. which is so cheerful in winter
And flenii would never forget tapes
try and lis advantages. One can do 50
mach with tapestry One can get the
most gorgeous combinations and one can
make such fine display
An old coat and slSirf .of black smooth
cloth af good quality. but out of date.
was made lovely BY throwing open the
coat ANA setting in vest Of brilliant
TAPESTRY bnt1oned with silvered buttons.
And suit Of gray was brought up
10 date by putting in neck pieces, cuffs
and strips down tic front Of The waist Of
tapestry OF 4 less expensive sort. There
come different grades and you can vary
them e suit yonr gown and your purse.
IF cossld have six gowns would
select The new shades. trim chem with
pipiugs and strappings. with braidings
and with small trimmings. And in or
on eatf. would Try 10 have a little Per-
sian. or Roumanian. Russian or Japanese
embroidery, never forgetting the inn
mcnseIy decorative effects Of the tapestry
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