The Jersey City news., 1905-01-16

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skirt is quite plain, excepting for three
graduated fiounces which are shirred on
the skirt simply and have three rows of
the ribbon for a finisr at the bottom.
About the hips the skirt is sufficiently
full because Of the employment of two
rows of shirrs which go into the belt.
For the bodice point d'Alencon lace is
used for the yoke and bottom part of the
sleeves, and d wide, graduated ruffe of
the material crosses the shoulders like
bertha, which is applied by many little
rows of shirrs upon the lace. The
sleeves are simply affairs of lace and
shirrs and ribbon. They are elbow in
length. The grdle is made of the taft
feta, trimmed with all the shades Of the
ribbon. and is extremely wide. The neck
is cut square, which makes The gown APP
propriate for both afternoon and evening
wear.
This style would he charming produced
in black and white E'erbeps the best
aart Of this particuley Gsee& Is it length.
which IS but sts.airas aFaan.l. This one
tliing many womell "a sS. ans they would
prefer 4 skinny fTers u s;larf length 10
nlos5 eiabcra9e sesa 7shich possesses
long train. f'rins "a a gown have
great tendency to give 1iia.n The old-fash-
iened look, aud maas Old style dresses
have been made up 10 date and fashion
able BY ale application Of many ruffies
and frili-.
cse wasean has aessssed charning
way Of weaai.':, her sitbou sashes, says
flle 'Besson Isoveiei-''
After The iloaqa has been formed into
a bonea ara 9ell-stted grille, slightly
peitlted Al Tie S9wer side, 10Th hacl, and
front, g aat swist ef The ribbon hides
the back fsefssaiGg. With the top finish
that in no way distn.hs tho back, 50 de-
sirabe. From the girdle point in the
hack. on either side of it, the ribbon is
plated into a strap perhaps ten inches
long. 4 loop of - or IA inches is added
to each strap, with an end of ribbon left
hanging some three inches below the
loop 4 tight twist Of ribbon ut the
head Of each loop suggests natural
knot at that point A long sash end,
falling within a few inches of the bottom
Of lhe skirt, is added to each Of the two
loops, hut that shoult be done by at
tachins it under the loops at the top be-
fore the heading or twist is made, so as
to have it hang we'll besides insuring
perfect finish underneath.
Six or seven yards of ribbon will be
required to follow out this sash model,
but when complete it produces the pref
test ribbon trimming that one can inn
agine for gown.
Pretty petticoats which glorify plain
street skirts to an astonishing extent are
made of dark silks in China flower pat
terms The hounces of these are pleated
finely to ebliterate still more the indefi-
niteness of the flowers. and they are
edged with pinked ruchings of plain taft
fcta. BY way of illustration of the smart
possibility Of these skirts, with
gowns in plain colors, such as dark
brown. blue. etc, the fowered petticoat
may display a number of shades in the
same color
The silks used for such skirts are very
reasonable by the yard, and a good pat
tern will make the shaped qnillings and
pretty ruches and rosettes which distin-
gulsh them, comparatively easy matter
Tor the home sewer. But when it comes
70 the subject of petticoats, really with
skirts IN their present unlined state. NOT
one, but half Il dozen silk pettieoats
might be co1sirered at time. If bought
ready-made S24 will get four in excellent
styles, for S5.98 is the common price az
the average silk nnrerskirt. When made
at nome. however, the effect is generally
more satisfactory. and since the gawly
checked and figured silks introduced i,
the summer dresses have gone ont for
this purpose. they might be utilized vyith
benefit for pettieoats.
There are manly, many wars of NTH.
izing pieces of old lace and the woman
who is smart will readily take The onnor-
tnnity and have some pretty and fanev
articles made for Christmas withont any
cost It is wonderful how old pieces Of
lace will match If they are sent TO the |
cleaners and tintde alike. Many hand.
some biouses have been made Of these
scraps, which, of course, have bees1
added to. or applique used TO finish ont
me enect. a blouse made like this can
ne mounted un a silk or satin lining. ii
fact nothing could be possessed which
Is 50 simply charming ana perltaps fhe |
pest part IS the easy way it is made.
Handkeiclliefs are also made of the |
same Old bits Of valuable lace aud one
who Is handy at hemstiching has fhe
opportunity Of owning SONG rare 'ker- |
chiefs"
There are some charming effects n
yelTets or rather yelveteens for every.
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