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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-02
BOSTON

Runs Mcfarland Harley 2 Brcdie.
Conn .. Poland Rock Parent 2. Bue-
kett 2 Freeman g.. Two-tase hts
Harley Brodic. Conn O. Poland. Rock.
Cronin Parent 2. Tnslaur. Bu-kett. Free.
man .. selbach. Ferris stolen bases
Harley q Dunn Brodle Conn Double
Mcfarland 10 Jackltsch. Harley 20
Jacklitsch 20 Poland: Rock 20 Dunn to
Conn, Dunn 20 Rock 10 Conu. First bass
on halls or Cronin g. on Hughes ? left
On hases--Providence =. Boston = First
base on erro~s Providence 2. Poa'on .
Struck out-Pv Crouin 2 hv Hughes 4
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(First Game)
ST. LOrls 2-2. RROOKLYN 1.5.

The Cardinals broke even on yester-
days double-header with Brooklyn. TAX
Ing the first 20 | and dropping the sec
ond 70 3. The game scheduled for today
has been postponed till Tuesday. At
tendance $500 Score:
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{ (First Game.
CHICAGO 3-e. PHILADELPHIA 30.

Chicago took two games from Phila-
delphia yesterday at Chicago. The visit
ors helded miserably and the locals HIS
were hugely aided by raw errors. In the
first game errors by Doolin and Gleas
gave Chicago the winning run.In the sec
ond >LundRren was invinCible ana asily
blanked the visitors Attendance IL 000.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES

GAMES TODAY.
Cleveland AT Boston.
Detroit AZ New York.
Chicago at Washington.
St Louis at Philadelphia.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-02

Wild pitch Cronin. Passed ball-McGoy
crn. Umpire Carter. Time-lh. som
'llarley out for not touching first
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-14

ALBANY. n. Y. March 1.-THE IA
mou Patrick murder ease opened here
today and the court has settled down
least two days. The defendant, Al
bert L. Patrick, was convicted of muir
der in the first degree on the charge
Of having brought about tho death of
William Marsh Rice. n New York mil
lionairc. for whom he was contldcll-
lial attorney. The prosecution alleges
that Patrick devised the scheme by
which Ricc's valet, Charles i. Jones,
chloroformed his master on II Sickbed,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-14
TOTTENVILLE
MORE POLICEMEN.
Several T~OttenviIIe Citizens on the
List When AppOintmentsAreMade

Police Commissioner McAdoo has made
n formal req uest to the Board of Alder
men to have the police force increased
to four hundred more men.
Mr.. McAdoo says Mayor Mcclellan has
informed him thar the city has sufficient
funds on hand to pay salaries Of more
Officers. and he hopes the Board of Alder
men will quickly grant his request IN
order that it be brought pefore the Board
of Estimate. Com ID issioner McAdoo ex-
poets to hav y the additional number of
men asked for within q few days.
II the Commissioner gets the news it
is certain that the three following Totten-
vile citizens will be appointed: George
Creighton, Samuel Cunningham. and
Edward Marshall They have passed the
civil service examination and high over
the list.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-14
State News


Editor Foster, Of the Elmer Times, has
gone TO Florida for his health.
A new Republican club is to be formed
IN Bridgeton.
rhe Rural Telephone Com pany has OBJ
tianed the right Of way through Glass
boro and Clayton
This week will see the be ginning of a
buldl ling boom for Pltman that VIII OK
coed any previ Gus year.
\ number Of fishermen from Bridgeton
have gone to Bayside to be ready for the
first run of shad.
As soon as the ponds In Gloucester
County are cleared of ice, Game Warden
Avis will stock them with bass and perch.
The proposed new Board Of Fire Com
missioners will be organized by the Glou.
cester City Council at its next meeting.
Important changes in the schools Of
GLOUCESTER will, it is said, be made by
the Board of Education at its meeting
next month.
The second Of a sci les Of meetings de-
signed to arouse interest in the Y. NJ. {
A.. vas held Sunday afternoon il the
Asbury NJ. F. ehur ch. Camden.
Wenonah Methodist. learn that hev f.
j. Kulpwill probably be cent to Millville,
and that Rev. J. F. Sechrist. of Elmer,
may be their new pastor.
John Colley, a waiter, living at No. 52i
North Front street, Camden, fell yester-
day and fractured his left ankle. He
was IL ken to Cooper Hospital.
The Camden police are looking for a
cornet and violin stolen from the Camden
Theatre some time between last Saturday
afternoons matinee and the evening per
formance.
Charged with hurting a brick through
the window Of William Costello's saloon,
Burlington and Middlesex streets, Glou-
%cester, William Spencer was arrested
yesterday by Policem All Davidson.
\ heavy sheet of iron slipped from a
truck in the Pennsylvania Railroad ter
minal, in Camden, Sunday. and cut Gre
CORY Chamberlin's left foot to the bone.
He was cared for at the Cooper hospital
The Deptford township Gloucester
County Board of Health hel Il a special
meeting Sunday and ordered a huuse on
the outskirts Of Woodbury., where there
a"e two cases of scarlet fever, quaran-
tined. q.
The police of Gloucester got strict or
ders from Mayer Boylen Sunday to break
up the gangs, OF crap-shooters who hover
about open lots. rhe policemen couldn't
run fast enough, however, and no arrests
were made.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-14
NEWS lTE MS

Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Sprague, Of Brook
Ign. y. y, were visiting at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Henderson sun
day.
Mrs. Hiram Reid, Of Broadway, is i'll
with the grip.
Capt. Morris, of Perth Amboy. is now
night ticket chopper OF the ferryboat
Warren.
Miss Elizabeth Forman, formerly OF
Princes Bay, now of RossSille. n. j..
spent Saturday and Sunday in Princes
Bay.
DR.. David Coleman, who arrived home
from Smith Infirmary. where he e to
undergo an operation, is getting along
nicely.
G.. W. Dubois, OF Fisher avenue. is
very Ill. He is being attended by Dr..
Washington.
Last night, at 1.4j O'Clock a special
service was held in st. Paul's Hall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-14
NEWS S.

DIR. Florence +. voorhees,, of Spring
Lake, spent Sunday with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. s.. Voorhees,, of Edgar's Hill.
Miss Ada Valentine entertained Miss
Fowler and Miss Miller, of Ossinine,
over Sunday.
Cards are out for Il St. Patrick's dance
to be given by Mr.. and Mrs. Il. L. Will
hanson Friday evening.
The Salmagundl will meet Tuesda Y
evening at the home of Mrs. Sewart, OF
Halfway avenue.
Miss Alvira Anness, of Railway, visi-
ted her aunt, Mrs. +. Z. Anness, Friday
night.
Friends of Mr.. Ellis Edgar are sorry to
hear that he has left town for a three
months tour in the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. jackson dined
with Mr.. and Mrs. d, 5. Voorhees,, sun
day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-14
AT ELLIS YARD.
Many Boats Under Construction
SpringDays Makes Work Possible.

Work at the shipyard of II. c. Ell is
&-Son, foot of Main street, is very brisk
ut the present time and these nice days
it is being rushe along at a great rate. y
forty-five foot gasol enc Loaf is being
built for George Forester, of Pleasant
Plains, a fifty-three foot gasolene boat
for George e. Androvettc also of Pleasant
Plains, seventy-five foot steam tugboat
for the Stephen Vroes Towing Company,
of New York, an eighty foot oyster boat
for the American Oyster Company, OF
New Haven, Conn, and eight foot oyster
boat for Smith Bros. of New Haven,
Conn. A numper Of poats are being re-
paired and painted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-14
WERE GUESTS OF
THE LEIDERKRANz
Red Bank Society Came to South
Amboy Last Night-Had En-
jOyabIe Time.

About thirty ladies and gentlemen
members of the Singing Society Elm
tractht' Of Red Bank, were the guests
of the Singing Society "Lelderkrauz of
this borough, last night. They were Il iol-
ly crowd and all were 10 for "A 20 od, social
time. The members of the Leiderkranz
met them at the Central station and es-
corted them to their hall in Steuerwald's
hotel. The time was passed in singing
and dancing. Lunch was served during
the evening and the Society after having
II jolly good time left fortheir homes in
the midnight train.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-14
DUTH AMBOY
NEWS ITEMS.

The Hoagland Brothres, of Perth Am
boy, are building an addition to Joe a.
Sexton's house in Broadway.
A banquet was given at Camden Satur'
day night, to all telegraph operators.
Wilton Smith, of David street, was one OF
the guests and afterwards speut Sunday
with his parents at Burlington.
Mrs. Robert Reamer, Of Main street
spent Saturday at Perth Amboy.
st. Patrick's day, March II, the Daugh-
tiers of Liberty will celebrate their thirty
first anniversary.
Charles Cornell, of Main street, has a
position at the dry dock in Perth Amboy.
As the Gem Studio has formerly been
used Tor the sale Of cut flowers and potted
plants the proprietor in order to supply
the demand made for flowers aud plants
is about 10 put in q supply OF the same.
Miss Mary Reamer is in a contest for a
watch and has already been quite success.
full.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rue and daughter, Beat
rice, of Long Branch, formerly of this
borough, have returned home after spend
ing a few days with Mrs. AL. Rue, of
First street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Rehfuss and famils
spent Sunday afternoon at Ernston.
Samuel Newton. .fr., of Hobokeu,
spent Sunday with his parents in Bor.
dentown avenue.
Peter Slower .Jr., Of New York citv
spent Sunday with his father and family
In Bordcntown emu
Mr.. William Dey, of First street, has
been entertaining her sister from Trenton,
the past week.
Edgar Walsh, of Yonker, spent We'd
nesday night with his father Mr.. 7. S,
Walsh, Of Catherine street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-14
A SAD DEATH.

The funeral Of Eugene Meacem the
little son of DR.. and Mrs. Meacem took
place from their house in David street.
Monday afternoon. Eugene was a very
bright little boy and n great many regret
bis death and express great sympathy
for the bereaved parents. Mrs. Meachem
was i'll in bed when her little BOY die d.
A little babe was born two days before
Eugene's demise, bringing JOY to the
ii0ttSe which two days latert turned to
grief for the one departed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-14
WOODMEN OF WORLD.
Camp to be Organized Here Short
Iy--PreIiminary Meeting.

= District Manager Alfred Slower, was
in Tottenville Saturday, in the interests
of II new camp Of Woodmen of the World,
which is about to be started here. y
preliminary meeting will be held in Fish
err Hall, Tuesday evening, at which time
the object aims, and work of this order
will be explained. A general invitation
has been extended to all who are interest
ed in the protection Of their homes. The
order is the third largest in point OF
membership and the strongest financially
in the United States,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-14
Carteret


Court Grohmqn, spent Saturday in
| New York.
Mrs. George Lutherry spout Saturday
in Newark.
Rev. E. r. Brown was in Railway.
Saturday.
Nj. John Davis has AS her guests Sun
day, her niece, Miss Mary Davis aud her
son Harry Davis, of Newark.
Joseph Childs. spent Saturday night
and Sunday at his home In Philadelphia.
Miss Fannie Johnston, spent a few
DAYS at her home in Trenton.
The elders and trustees of of the First
Presbyterian church, held a meeting in
the Sunday school room Monday night.
The Sunday school OF the First Pres.
byterian church Is rehearing music for
Easter.
The cottage prayer meeting, which was
TO have beeu held at the home of Mrs.
thinner, last week, was postponed on
account of the weather and will be held
there Wednesday of this week.
Miss Martha D"enb urg, who has been
at East Orange for two years. has le-
turned home.
Lewis Bergheim, of Newark. was th c
guest of Miss Jewel Slugg, Sunday.
James Finnegan of New York was the
guest of his father Peter F innegan sun
day.
Mrs. Samuel Donnelly and family at
tended the funeral of her daughter-in-
law Mrs. Alice Donnelly sunday. Mrs.
Donelly died Friday from appendicitis
after a..short illness. Her husband Alec
Donnelly died two years ago.
Mr.. j. G. Wilson who has been i'll fol-
several weeks is able to sit up.
Little Willie Donnclly is suffering with
some affection of his feet which makes
them painful to the touch.
The trolley hearing Thursday night
Will. be in the Masonic Hall at Wood
bridge instead of the township hall to
allow more room.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-14
Woodbridge
TROLLEY

So much public interest has been a
reused by the trolley hearing which will
be held before the township cnmmite c
Thursday night that has been decided
to hold the meeting in Masonic hall in
stead of in the township rooms. A big
crowd Is expected aud IL is the desire to
ac commodate everyone. The proposition
for "A five cent fare from any part of
Woodbridge township to any part of
Perth Ambov has won popular approval.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-14

LAKEWOOD. y. j.. March If. -
.IuIm ID. Rockefeller was waiting ut the
station TO meet Jr. Harper when the
arrived at Lakewood today. 1t was on
the personal advice and solicitation of
the Standard Oil king that the sick
president Of the university came to
Lakewood TO c~onvale8ce.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-14
DEMOLISH TERMINAL.
Opened Bids for the Work of Tear
ing Down Ferry Houses.

: DOCK COMMISSIONS Feathcrson yester-
uay opened bids for the contract to build
the Staten Island ferry terminal ut St.
George, together with the demolition of
the present structure and dredging of adj
iacent slips.
-Four bids were submitted the Seeley.
Taylor Company Of IS Broadway being
the lowest at 1886, 200. The other bidders
were George Stearin, SlG9, OG7; Bernard
Rolfe, s5l2, 4l3, and George W. ROBERT,
s5IG. $40. The award will not be made
for several days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-14
QUESTS OF
TROLLEY co.
Borough Officials have been In
yited TO Inspect Jersey
Central.

The mayor aud councilmen of this
borough have AL invitation from the
Jersey Central Traction Company, to
take a trip over this road. They will
leave here on the 0.27 train Thursday
morning and they Will be met at Malta
wan, by a special trolley car in which
they will take a trip over the road and on
their return n dinner will be served at
the leading hotel of Matawan by the
trolley officials. Postmaster Roddy and
a number Of others have also received
invitations for the trip.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-14
Is A WO r

a mar who never tires working for the
interest of his fellow citizens and the DC.
velopment of Staten Island, is Daniel T.
Cornell, of Clifton. Mr.. Cornell has been
Instrumental in getting many improve
ments on the East Shore. He was the
organizer of the Staten Island Board of
Trade and Transportation. which las
lone much for the development OF the
place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-14
OBITUARY.

Mrs. Samuel james passel away at 3
O'Clock Monday morning, after II linger =
lug illness, at her home in Second street.
The body of the late Mrs. Marks will be
brought to South Am boy on the 10. .,
train tomorrow for burial.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-14
o MEET TONIGHT.

Tonight a meeting of the members 81
Protection Hook and Ladder Company,
No. |, of Broadway, will hold a meeting.
Business of Importance viii be transact
pd
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-14
CAME IN THEIR AUTO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Valentine, of Wood.
bridge, came to T~ottenville, sunday after
noon in their new auto mobile. They
spent Il few hours with Mrs. Valentines
parents, MIR. and Mrs. II. G. Ellis.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-14
GAVE TWO PLAYS.

Saturday night the members of Arthur
Kill Council, Royal Arcsnum, gave two
plays in X. of =. Hall. They were well
attended and Il neat sum of money was
realized,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-14

TOLEDO, o.. March 14.--Thc Genoa
bank has been robbed of $4,000 in
cash and $4,000 worth OF Dohds ana
negotiable paper. The bank is fully
protected.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-14
TO REPAIR

1t is understood that repairs will soon
be made TO the interior of St. Paul's NJ.
e. Sunday school. The pupils Of the diff
ferent classes are raising money to help
defraY the eXpense.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-14
SPECIAL

Commen' ing tonight evaugelistic ser
vices will be held in the South Baptist
church lecture room for three nights.
They will be in Charge Of Rev. \. Z.
Eronks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-14
NOTICE

io,sn5s making application 10 the B6atd OF Ex-
rise "reminiscences of the city nf Perth Amboy.
sf their next neetmg for a license
TO keep u saloon With the rriyrleg,1 OF selling
4 m aoy, ana in tia house nv J In Liueh al
soi Gta,e 81. WILLIAM QulGLES
tntas D ttst ppW
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-14

SARATOGA. y. Y. March 14.-The
Central house ut Corinth has been
damaged 10 the extent Of $1,000 by
fire. Richard T.. French Of Saratoga.
a guest. was rcscuc, in Il partially
aSphyXiated condition.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-14
SOCIAL HOUR.

The Young Peoples Hour, II social
dab composed Of young people of st.
Paul's NJ. II. church, will hold a social
hour in the church.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-14
TO ENTE

\ number Of the young people Of st.
Paul's NJ, E. church are getting ready to
give an entertainment in the Sunday
school room one night this week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-14
MN Without Friends Lucky.

4 told Mr.. Pinchem that he hadn't a
friend in the world. SAID The indignant
citizen.
And what did he say?'
NE said he was glad Of il, as 4 man
without FRIENDS is in no danger rf being
asked to lend money Chicago Jour
rsl.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-14

WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE sen
ate committee on finance has reported
.favorably the nomination OF Charles
w. Anderson to be collector OF inter
nal eyenu for the Second district of
New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-14
classified Want Ads. on page 3,
NOTICE

NOTICE
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ri.a ,lsn,InIssi1 nerS o. the city OF Perth Amboy
a. m If nv NEE ing. for a license 10 teep a
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-14

Drs Goods--C ottiOg-. Shn's everything
al reduced prices al G~ieenbaum's Mid
winter Sale 1888 2-i II
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-14

G%reenbaum'a Sale is on-youll be more
than repaid for your trouble in paying
store 4 visit 99o3 II u
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-14

The sale of the season, IS IN full swing
At Grecnbaum's, join the crowds and
partakc Of some OF the great bargains
on sale. 1888 2-f If
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-14

The police of Gloucester got strict or
ders from Mayer Boylen Sunday to break
up the gangs, of crap-shooters who hover
abont open lots. rhe policemen couldn't
run fast enough, however, and no arrests
were made.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-14
Classified ads. on page 3.

If in Gun where 10 get good shoes at
at sale prices try G~reenbaum's. Perth
AmbOy. 1898 "a If
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1905-08-19

a FREELY hoated in at the window.
20. Mike!" says he, "Begorra now
they're comm after us wild lanterns!"
Now It may be possible for you to
surprise many a native American quite
as much as a freely surprised the two
strangers from Cork. Take large
kite that will fly well, which means
that you know just how much tail 1t
will carry. Remove good part of
the tail and tie on instead sky Ian
tern.
This must be made very light, and
arranged so that it will not easily
catch fire. Use a piece of light, thin
wood, four inches in diapeter, and
near the center drive four slender
nails, one inch long. so that candle
will stand firmly between them.
Above the candle loop two light wires,
fastening their ends to the board
Paste red or yellow tissue paper
around the wire frame and your kite
is made. Flying such a kite on dark
night will cause much amusement.
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aeautIfuf RIousss.

Surplice-cut blouses. leaving the
throat bare or worn with a transpar.
ent guimpe and collar of lace. are liked
for summer frocks, but though charm.
ing they are not so youthful as the
blouse frilled TO some sort OF yoke and
fastening in the back. and they should
be reserved for the older girls Here
again we often find very heavy EN-
broidery, applique or band insertion
bordering the surplice. while the rest
of the frock Is trimmed lightly and
fiuffly in valenciennes insertion and
edging. : ayy embroidery insertion
scalloP =. both edges and with val.
encieni.ss 'lls bordering the scallops
is liked for the surpllce borders and
may be used, too. upon the sleeve and
as heading for skirt nounces.
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The travelling Gown.

soft shade of rose-pInk Slcllienne
is selected for the travelling gown.
and the coat bodice is fashioned with
an open front allied in with a low-cut
walstcoat OF pique that may be re-
moved instanter There is a smart
little cape collar effect over the
shoulders; the sleeve is one OF those
FUZZY elbow-length models with lace
rufiies, and a deep rose-red velvet rib
bon is relied upon to make the touch
Of color contrast that the present
mode demands. The skirt is plain. ex-
oept for a shaped scant volant of vel
vet applied above the deep hem. shir-
rings adjusting the 1T.
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French Cream ErontIno.

Four cups OF white sugar. one cup OF
hot water; put on fire and boil with
put stirring for about eight minutes.
II It looks thick test by dripping from
= spoon. and II II threads remove and
cub some against side OF cake bowl.
and II II will rub into ball. pour all
out and meat rapidly with wooden
spoon, adding flayorlng OF rose. vanilla
or orange as II cools. II will cut soft
for several days This can also be
mixed with nuts and made into nut
bonbons and colored with cranberry
Juice, OF green, made from parsley.
Take tender parsley leaves. wash
dry and pound in mortar until juice
is extracted. Strain into cup and
put the cup into boiling water 20 get
hot. A few drops will color pale
green.
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For Lovera Of LUXURY.

An example of luxury is a dress of
soft strawberry pink cloth. with a
deeply square collar traced closely
with padded gold thread embroidery
and showing vest OF real lace tied
with pale blue bows. over this should
be worn a black net and velvet ribbon
and lace scarf. and one OF the new
tiny hats OF gold lace trimmed with
pink roses and tied with black velvet
ribbons. But such frocks are not for
the moment; rather just now do we
devote ourselves to coats and skirts.
choosing the former lmpartially of the
short basQued and bolero shapes, the
latter round, touching the ground
everywhere, but not trailing upon 1t,
and being cut on the cross and full on
the hips.
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roA,SeC
GOWNS OF THE MOMENT


A dozen or even more will be need
ed. and each one is cut in the middle
of one side up through to the center.
Then a small circle is cut out This
may be quite perfectly done by turn.
ing a bread and butter plate upside
down and making a mark by which
to cut. When all the handkerchiefs
have been so treated they are sewed
together over and over on the edges
that were cut by slashing the side.
It will be found after all these are
Joined that a circular rufIle. full at the
bottom but straight at the top, has
been formed. the whole having deep
hemstitched points. Such a flounce,
trimmed with narrow Valenciennes
lace. would be charming for a dress
Of handkerchief linen.