The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-14

o1ydzed silver buttons Tho accessories were silver
hail silver heels high blue boots white Brussels
lace psraso fringed with marabout and bonnet the
Hl ws ts
mela with garland Of green foliage, having here and
in i her chfsnon under Very Very invisible net "O'O
Now that tho descriptive part ia let the reader
told that could not bo allowed admittanco into that
part Of tho ring. Her cavalier stepped forward but
"And for what reason. Monsieur" inquired she with
whi is disagreeable to tho individual thus ad
dressed IhS gentleman In question was % member o
to separate tares from good grain at first sight
that u.s. disreputable women from honorable wives and
exactly alike, tho task was simply heroulean. Tho
colored bonnet had to repeat her why second
! timo before tho Monsieur gave an answer.
because, Madame, said he at last, politely the
thing could he said you must bo iuy aware that you
GLOW do you know that2" asked tho lady, lifting up
her iinely-penciled eyebrows.
"Nsdame, you actress"
"Woll, Monsieur, that's no criterion to go by. Who
is tSat the oosumes ov npt on act tpbe
than .hoso we are al owed to appear IN on the the
| ''you don't pay your debts"
'what OF that II NJ. 10 Compte docs ?" asked she,
''Besdes." went on the honorable member, becoming
enthusiastic that he Ind got into the are of It, 81
| know whero you play and how much you are paid
'.How very kind Of you" exclaimed the lady, laugh
Ing and she did exhibiting perfect set ofthrty
Moreover contend. Madame, that out of your
you never could buy such dress as tho one you
'.well. perhaps not" said the lady. kicking ont her
with undsguisod pleasure; chow much do you think 1T
may cost, potticoat and all p? asked she. impudently
calculate how many Yards Of lace silk and satin
had been cut for such turnout than he could av
be for you if you hold forth in this way to Nal.
vina and Cesarine Now don't mind giving you a bit
of ADVICE and she put her head side nodiug very
| sagacionsy. "You and your committee think You
doing the proper thing. dare but you are not:
You just going the to ruin yourselves for If
none but respectable women to bs admitted here
there woudn't bo female at the races how would that
me; mean to say what have got to say. Although,
you we do not pay for our cSs6es should
that's no proof that women who do are respectable.
they psy er
bills bills with with the 10 money given them for housekeeping
than be outdone by us in dress So the poor men they
have sworn before priest to be faithful to-mind
in order get up office, there he grinding
figures from morning. tn night never getting better
came attontve.l Or he may DO SGT to do some other
nasty business" continued tho lady, advancing cas-
children but all your respectable women have such
large families However. when tho blow comesfor it
shook her head ominousy|-the paterfamilias has to
push all his viruous posterity forward for
enough to take all home to ourselves knowing to be
all our own fault am going into the ring concluded
Il advise you to hand in your resignation con.
tinued the belle from the other side ofthe railing 'M
10 Compte, Of course you will follow have led the
way"
Thereupon the lady wound up her discourse with
very equivocal gesture, waded through all the pure
mairons to place on which a eyes were soon fixed
Whatever readers think of this beauty pow
ers of rhetoric It Is certain that there
whose syl of dress is rather too primitive for refined
circles 1t is notorious fact that Mime. went to
ball at the Tuileres dressed In nothing coming under
any particular denomination. Terminated by very bare
leg II troWsers are called unmentionables" by the
10th trh
styled7 Mime. - thought, perhaps. that the living
bare Legs are not worse than marble bare legs Of which
hibition of fine arts this year.
LADIES' OF wose e Of s. me 10 OF E two
Latin" They wore both standing over empty ohest
OF drawers, with available article scattered
~ can't go to the BAL Masquo. that's CERTAIN" said
segar "Try to think Of something ""''ns her
"Its no g cd thinking" continued Cora, looking with
| despair at the litter ~he had made
Haven't you kept your last seasons bathing Coz
| "No Leon wears it when he lends my brother his
clothes sa, saye Hiat nothing on earth 10 make up
Dress in nothing at ALL dear; it s the last fashion
However. that is not the case everywhere. great
deal money is being spent on Clothes aud vast deal
Tho novelties in white are the pretty aarbald
chemsottes, with aterna Q cunny insertion tblue
clunny insertion and muslin pufs instead of ribbon
Chrys,al fringe ending with very large chrysta beads
1s much worn around the Lambaue and Pamela bon.
| nets.
White mssns "a, very richly ernamsntsd with @
| seams and around the long trains.
Foulards are preferred to glace silks for walking
! dresses.
Gloves will be very long instead Of sleeves, In
tho country but 1t is too early yet to give precise
formation all the other items of fashion for the
| side and watering pieces. I will do 10 In my next
Peerines with lsce hoods and streamers In great
favor Black silk loose jackets trimmed down the
middle of the back with jet pasHementere.
And now for the '.mystere." Readers. It is minia-
lady's dress. It contains brush comb. glass; and
all sorts OF chemistry for the preservation Of ones
beauty whole evening There Ia rouge for the cheek
oriental tncture for the blue the VEINS paste
for the hands powder for the ps gold and silver dust
for tho hair but unfortunately. OF that peculiar
dust which would be essential to throw into the
those who soon detect that the national coors-red
blue and white-have been REASONABLY used in side
room behind curt,in, to "get up' the beauty be.
| tween o waltz and polka.
will not close my letter without Introducing TO my
readers notice new belt 1t is both useful ornament
al and economical It Is made Of taeta any color that
hnrmontEes with tho skirt. Five long ends having
each button hole, are Bown on the band round the
waist and loop the skirt by of button placed
on each seam. These belts called "ceinture Lam.
| BELLE" The pendant ends can be richly ornamented
with lace embroidery or jet Blue looks very
well gray. Gladiateurs oolors blue and vermillion
article Of dressonly adopted yet by eiegantes
THn New Orleans Pcayune tells the following "ex
cesstve case Of fatigue" ga few days ago incident
occurred In ono OF the upon the Dauphne and
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