The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-01
this evening ANY answer to thar" asked the Baron,

this evening ANY answer to THAR" asked the Baron,
winding up.
'.whs, do you suggest" asked Cora
That ne should run his pen through his body, and
poetry"
.'rhen, II you like win answer and say that you are
delighted his happiness lies within the powers OF your
"Ihank you; II It does not look too cannIbai like on
paper, Il sounds very well, and please go on while
reason with Pauline on Iacs am afraid You arc very
extrayagant, my dear" continued She turning her
frend, and II you go on buying Chantiy when Cam
pra would DO just a. WELL Of course you will have
nest 10 ny TO when your singing DAYS are oyer am
very good manager In matte Of dress and spend little
OF 10 private life, though svon the Baron, who is
very toersble Judge, says no can Guido me. con-
.hroats ought no. 70 be- filtered away in sibbons and
generally outlive ones beauty but il is no. 80 much
question whether legs last longer than throais as
whether State funds will not last longer than dress OF
course people In position must have all the Injuries
OF life but they ought to pay for them out OF their
savings and men are so happy when they have some
thing 10 give worth our acceptance"
Cora my dear, you speak like a prophet
Observation not science. has taught me good deal
Pauline My wardrobe Is mounted with wise economy
and accord ing to the necessities OF the Now
taking summer for instance a rule 10 70 by, divide
the Thermometer into three degrees below zero and
three Zero for no clothes al ALL The three
below arc-cool hot very hot; the three aboye-dress
fun dress, stunning dress
"Tiensf" exclaimed Pauline, snow what do you call
coolf My ''c0oo Is made OF what In shops Is styled
Knckerbocer that Jasper sort Of stuff wool and cotton
have pet,icoat skirt and jacket TO match. trimmed
with mother of pearl profes on jet medallions; OF
course there reins the back of the neck
daili0ns piece Of stuff the round the
sleeves My belt is studded with the .
chip straw gypsy and garland Of field flowers with this
Ny "hot is mauvc lDas, skirt and ncket without any
body ] wear II with high chemiset,es having linen
cults aud pointed collars. The skrt is trimmed half up
the seams with white and mauve silk cordthe
tho Jacket wear white pettiooat with this, having
rilled lonnce which be buttoned on all round and
ii n nd hand Of In
correspond. Afonchon made fiat viocis is al put
on my head.
My every hot" came home yesterday II . white
on the cross around the bottom The body low.
which wear indoors tue nchu open worked
chomiSctte. When go ont take on my nchu and put
on one OF those mat pelerns made Of porcelain blue
tanea, and cut in the shape Of shouder-pece. IL
y trimmed with nothing but blue rucho TO match,
which falls over the top Of my low body. This with
bsqnes sewn on blue belt helps to compose very dis
hngne walking costumen
How complete and dtgagcP exclaimed Pauline.
And observe, my dear. washing tumbling.
Where s ne woman who could not afford cool hot and
very hotf'
NOW Tor the degrees above - asked Pauline in.
terested.
"Ior dress have this pink foulard; for full dress
WHITE striped chambery with body and basques made Of
white taneta. trimmed with lace, which have worn FOR
years on hundreds Of things, and which always looks
new; loose white Jacket and "Derg@ren hat II 4
made OF rice straw. and not too nat There Is wreath
81 White lilac and black curranis all around il fall
OF me SAM lace have on the body md behind long
white ribbon ends, with bouquet OF lilac dotted on
mere anu there.
as TO my stunning dress, which Is indeed baskcr.
you NAV DC sure, was never guilty OF buying hread
eter, as do and your clothes accordingly. You will
soon have pretty little villa, stys Regence like mine out
at Nogent
Every tolcrablc VINO In the cellar, chmcd in the