The Jersey City news., 1906-06-30

nearanca that i never 5es;rahle. Black.
If NOT worn foo chose to the face or hair.
sbo,,ld ba attraet;ve and suita Me III the
ma iority of women, whether they are
fair or dark
"a yule that ii safe for woman to
follow ;n choosing her frocks is TO select
/ 4 shad6 thar corresponds with her hair
/ for the sfaytime and with The color of the
|.ares al night
|s-I.sss r.sdi
Among the dainty accessories so very
necessary 10 al up-toldate woman's
wardrobe are well-shaped and carefully
fitted girdles. There are so many vari-
ations in the height and outline of Cir
dles-a,l equally fashionable - that
whatever the selection. it is sure to be in
vogue, saws Delineator,
One of the most essential points to be
considered in making a girdle, after se-
lecting becoming style, is TO make it
tight enough. A loose girdle tends to-
ward making waist appear several
inches larger and fails to give a trim,
finished apnearante TO a gown, this being
the nurDose for which girdles were orig
inally designed. In making a girdle for
two-piece costume, the waist and skirt
OF which are not to be worn separately,
II is practical to finish the girdle on the
waist or else no adjust by tacking, after
both waist and girdle have been finished
sanaratelv Fer wear with fancy waists.
as we'll as shire waists separately fin
ish.a p;rdle Is NECESSARY
A high draped girdle opening in the
hack. 10 he worn senarately should be
made on a shaped, tight-ftting, boned lin
ing The lining IL cut according TO the
tattern basted together and after fitting.
the seams are stitched, pressed and BON
ed. Feaherbone Il very convenient for
This purpose. and IT is adinsted to the
lining by stitching through the centre.
over the seam of the lining.
The outside material is usually cut on
perfect HAS and. pinnine the centre
lining, the material is drawn very firmly
toward the back from both sides Of the
front. II is best to min mart of the
nately, as sometimes the bias does not
stretch evenly ON both sides, and if NAV
he fonnd necessary to move tbe nins at
the centre front trifie in order to make
the bias draw more naturally. The
draping Is tucked 10 the lining wherever
the pins wera placed and the upper and
lower edhes of the material are turned
over the edge of the lining and hemmed.
Tlo hoai- 49, 49,. e,,;,,... ..-;41,
le paeN edses " pe unleneu Mi'n
small, shlrred heading which is allowed
to extend beyond the hooks in order to
cover tbem whom tbo g;rdla is olosad.
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Inc crushed glrdie, TOT Which rlppon
is frequently used is unlined. the weight
being supported by lengths of feather
'oie''Aiiee e"o VI n'oie s'ns
OF ribbon are used, II the girdle is to be
very wide. Patterns are not required,
for these r,hhon ,;rd,as and tba most
~ -
pracucai way OF making theH Is py cut
ting lengths of feather-bone about one
inch longer than tho depth desired for
ero,,+ baa,, 81 s;dos M 49,,
- ton.' oaeA aNu siu ne wv enus aro =
nnlshed securely.
IT. 80, of x,;,.l,,,- t,<,.ro. - ,o+ ~ 10
= i''' y
recommended extensively, except III
crowded downtown districts, apartment
bonses and botals. where tbav arc effac-
u u,
i've IL renewing tne nloiiolohs u otnei-
wise bare windows and verandas. Where