, 1872-12-15
EoI. to. Journey Fas1aionaoly
and Com33c1c cabiy.,
Dresses and Pa.raZ,hernalia---AArttii- t.
cles Essential to Rail-
way-EPaas sssaGa,
What to Do by Day and by Eight...Dat.
ing end epiag...unaressiag
end Dressing.
The lMy5tsries Of U:lsophistioated Fe-
male Voyag5urs---suggestions
to Ca--Builders.

male Voyagsurs---su5gestions
to Ca--Builders.
Peopla viii get married, and they will travel,
despite all warnings to the contrary; 60 it only
remains for Us to tell them how to do the latter
teshionsblv and comfortably. The former comes
by Nature, like original sin. For
TRAVELLING DRESSES,
csyy-bl1e has the pra-eminence, as it has for
ordinary wear. ANY dark, heavy cloth maybe
used, however. and all suits now have an outer
vrap Of camers hair. A travelling dress for
bride was Of pruno velvet and cachemire in two
shades, trimmed with faon faille. The drees-
ekirt was Of velvet, with q gathered founce
piped with the faille. An oyersl1irt of cache
rnire had q broad band Of velvet around it,
piped with faille; while Louis
Quinze basque Of the velvet had
cachemire sleeves, vest, and square
pockets. The basque was trimmed with band
of sealskin, mud cap Of the same accompanied
it. Faon gloves Of undrcssed Lid wcro con
fined by three buttons and were worn under
others made Of ecalskin. 4 long capote of
rough.camel's hair, lined With squirrel-sl1in, and
trimmed with fringe and woreted embroidery,
was intended for an outside wrap. L small mufT
Of velvet like the dress Was edged with sealskin
bands, and had bias band Of faon faille tied
around the centre, with bow and ends; this was
tied by ribbon which passed through it and
was attached to each shoulder By clasps of dark
red lava that matched the other ornaments.
These were carved to represent the Sphinx,
md we're possibly intended to suggest the
far deeper riddle Of Life which the wear
er WAS about to attempt solving. The
cADAT. FooF-nUEF, ETC,
sere unique Of their kind. The small sac de
r3y19e was Of sealE!.in, attached to a Eussia-
leather belt. It had the uEual equipments ot
batton-hook, scissors, knife, aud pungents, all
gold-mounted and 1nonogranmel. The large
trave11ing-ba Was Of, embroidered leather, gold
mounted, the ladys monogram surrounded by
E scroll worked On one eide, and on tie other
the usual motto, "''Eoa royc;c." This unique
cabat was alled with pockets, containing COM
plete set Of toilette articles in ivory. With the
lady's monogram OF them in gold. A large rail-
vay-rug of soft, heavy, ottoman reps, in stripes
OF Oriental riclness, vas lined viii,
squirrel-sain. TIE foot-nlrH was of
embroidered nrssia leather to match
the taSellng-Eag, as wcre also the ncccs-
sary straps. for tie rug and wrappings. And
now, having told hov Miss Million HoiFess pur~
poses starting on her journey Of life. We will
say few words 70 Our -szs!y friends who have
not yet started matriaoniai1y, Or are their
Fay already: about
How TO TRAyEL COMIC :2AB1y.
How few people know how to i-ayel with the
leagt possible discomfort is fact forced upon
the conviction Of every cne who journeys to aud
fro, especially over tho railways Of this CON
sinent. Ladies un;i3E5s;rsaliy u; 35; dread the ter
lie he , two % days that ss"A'S It takes Them them
to get to the Atlantic scaboard. 4 word from
n1o one ~fo knows nay not be a1=s In the first
nights and q day: if you arc going East without
intending to stop Ell route This decided upon,
take the largest trayellias-bag you can procure.
Toilet articles are, 81 course: andlsRensable, but
pretty or scrawny shoulders, aud say, Tin suro
/ never could undcess in those horrid cars."
That is just what you ere to do, and. unless
your shoulders are very scraTny, you will not be
very much ehockca.
She that makes dainty, che,
IN swear, hath corns. Am come near Scu now?
Next place within your cabat wooll=n wrsn-
per, daintily made Rs you please, but o black and
white flannel or gray Cashmere, prettily trim
med, would answer all purposes; eau de cologne;
violet powder; some SOFT light covering for
your hesd, il you object to surplus cinderB in
your hair, and last, but not least, that pair Of
half-worn slippers that have been doing break
fes. duty for some time 'also,-I Ind nearly
forgotten t,-the hand-glass that hangs by your
mirror. Add plenty Of clean collars aud cuffs.
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