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Feminine Fancies and © ,
© Fashions of the Day.
Misses’ Waist W th Blouse Ve*t
Dark blue zebilline was the fabric of
which this waist was made. The
braiding on epaulettes and the fronts
of waist were of bright green cord.
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vest was of fancy silk in both
SSHBiese colors. Another waist seen was
IHHjf an indefinite checked fabric in
colois beautifully interwoven.
Narrow black velvet ribbon was gath
ered and sew. d on the edges of epau
- Jette and waist, forming tiny ruffles
The vest was < f white chiffon trimmed
with the rufflss of velvet ribbon set
on crosswise at intervals of an inch
and a quarter. A blue and white
checked goods had ruffles of half-inch
white gros grain ribbon. The vest
was of dark blue silk with ruffles of
the white ribbon. A plain brown
dress with vest of light yellow silk
with rows of brown soutache braid
was very pretty. The waist was
braided as shown in the illustration
with a brown soutache braid having
a gilt edge ou one side.
Bjy’a R<*f r.
For very little boys, reefers of red
cloth bound with Hercules braid fire
very stylish. Older ones wear dark
z aBI
blue, black and brown. Some of these
show bindings of braid, others are
■simply stitched, the edges being turn
ed in and blind stitched to the lining.
Girl’s Doub'e Breasted Jacket.
The pleated back which is preferred to
the ripple shape this seif on, is one of the
■features of this comfortable little garment.
The shape is furthermore desirable on ac
count of the collar, which buttons up
close at the throat, giving more warmth
than the tailor made collars and revers-
Plain colt rs are best liked for jackets,
browns, blues and red being used as al
• ways. When mixed goods is used, small
designs or the indefinite weaving of mot
tled effects are generally chosen. The
» collar may be of a contrasting fabric or
color. A dark blue jacket with a green
collar covered with rows of blue braid set
on quite dose and following the shape of
the collar was very p e ty. A brown jacket
with a brown velvet collar trimmed with
band lac. in twine color v a very pretty
lor a best jacket.
Misses* and (I r’fiCupi.
For an all around serviceable ffar
, ment the above is unrivaled. Made
with a hood and one cape, or with
both capes and hood it is useful as
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well as as becoming. Or it may be a
single cape with just a collar. When
, made with both capes, the hood may
be joined to the shorter nno, the col-'
lar furnishing the latter.- Thus three 1
garments of different weight are|
solved, as either cape may be worn |
separate, while for the coldest days
both are worn. Double faced cloak
ing is extremely popular for these
garments, a plain color with bright
plaid on the reverse being best,liked.
When plain colors are used the hood
may be brightened by a lining of
plaid or plain silk of a gay color The
edges of the capes are generally
bound and turned in all around,
about half an inch, and firmly stitched
W»l»t With Venetian Vest.
A simple waist with so many stylish
features is bound to be popular. Tie
back is drawn smooth over a fitted lining.
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The lining hooks in the center front, the
yoke lapping under the goods front, and
booking at the shoulder and armsize.
The deep belt is sepera'.e, hooking un
der the left arm. Fancy mixtures in wool
develope beautifully after this model,, a
plain fabric, elaborate braided being
used for the vest front and belt. A black
wool with wide indeflinte stripes of light
blue had the vest and belt of light blue
velvet heavily embroidered with grasss
green chenille. A black and green mix
ture had violet cloth braided in black for
vest, revers and belt. A fancy silk in
multi colors had these parts of yellow
velvet embroidered in many colors
matching those in the silk. A plain I
green zebilline had these parts of fancy j
silk in bright colors. i
Dress With Surplice Wais fc .
The surplice waist and 'fitted sleeves
with short, scant puffs are stylish pat
terns this seassn for ladies and girls.
The smart little frock shown here bus
tons in the back. The waist has a tub
lining; the skirt is cut straight and sim
ply gather id, being faced with haircloth
or other stiff interlining, four or five
inches wide at the bottom. A dtees of
dark blue wool with wavy lines of a
lignter blue, had the V front of blue si k
to match the lines, overlaid with black
lace. Black velvet ribbon formed belt
and collar. A black and red mixture in
wool had a red silk V with black braid
ing. Bows of red velvet finished tl e
waist at the back es collar and belt, an
other teowAemg set at the overlapping
front, a roll of the same velvet outlining
the waist. ,
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, )
Lucas County. f ss
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FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 6th day of De
cember, A. D. 1886.
■ seal. ■ A. W. GLEASON,
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THE ROME TRIBUNE. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11. 189 C
A NOVEL CHARITY.
Nathaniel Hawthorne** Daughter Will
Work Among Poor Cancer Sufferers.
Mrs. Rose Hawthorne Lathrop,
daughter of Nathaniel Hawthorne, has
given up the luxury of her comfortable
home and is living in a squalid tene
ment district of New York’s lower east
side in order that she may devote all
her time and income to alleviating the
sufferings of poor cancer victims.
Early last spring Mrs. Lathrop be
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something to help them, or at least offer
some relief. She found that there were
a large number of such sufferers who
had been discharged from the hospitals
as incurables and who were being neg
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First she took a course of nursing at a
cancer hospital and learned how the
patients should be treated. Then she
set out to found a home where the in
curables could be near their friends and
at the same time receive kind and skill
ful treatment. She received little eu
couragemefit and no funds.
Then she determined to start a home
on a small scale with her own means,
MRS. ROSE HAWTHORNE LATHROP.
but even this she found to be impossible,
so she decided that the only thing left
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them daily visits. In pursuance of this
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of a friend who is a trained nurse. Re
cently the two women began their noble
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“What I can do will necessarily be
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limited, and I have found no one to
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realize what work there is to be done
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home. ”
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