The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-08-21

Is THERE Any EXCUSE FOR Mas wIo Wu.
WRITE oN TINS suuJiCTt

From The New lork Herald.
We know OF no excuse for mun ur..r.
70 "A Noman's magazine ON tIr -uUf... ..
trousers tor girls short OF his having -...
cesstt lily worn the article himself Dr. .U.
pears thar male corrDsp oudrut uf acuII. ND
English publication intended for IHp. h,Iu.I
% tie ialr sex has been taking lug u...tI
of venting hi, views ON tui- urIrut.suUI...
aud We have mo- objection toadd rn f.r .uu.
/ llcity he has sought conscious. at Coz. -.u.
time, with what glugrrly touch fH- fUUI.
must be handled. llr thinks chat ur.
! trousers OF linen or CImUric, trimmed uI.U
need e-work or lace, are feminine enough
despite their damr aud shape. To hu U.|..
! beautiful, hc insists chat thcy sGouu U.
/ brilliantly white, very -thl surrhed. IuI
/ long enough To reach che feet aud rtUU.
/ perhaps, slightly hide Che lu-tep-. a D.r-
| tain degree oi plaiuC>S b. admI-eI hlr, but Hu.
/ - peremtory ~ insisting uu ut least uUr
| deep hem. The highest sNlp ul trousers
/ however, ought Go have rich uprdIpWur.
borders, with strips of Insertion, HuI, uu
dress occasion, "a bright cOlurud ribbon rUu
Ia the work, or lace huuucct, or NarIuu.
trimming, OF finely wrought muslin. II.
/ lamcuts the trousers of this description
which were worn twenty years ago. u.I
drops the tear of admiration over tur U..
parted pantalct. Amid so much NINl.I.E
and enthusiasm of description we gladly
make allowance for few rhetorical yNu..
gcralions. But one seutcucp-thg kcNuuI.
70 the Nhole-is 80 remarkable CHAT ut Dtu.
not allow 10 10 pass lluuhuNruHru- After
half "A column of rulogy upon tug TutaIuf.
Of twenty years ago the COrrue puuNrHI
makes the following remarkable HyuNN..
II think that hat ut one tt thg many
pretty shapes which have been Wuru tHT
some years past. with thr glossy hair HHH.-
ing over the shoulders, the figure displayed
by tight-lJtiug dress, u luoped-up -hIIf.
iull at the hips; bright-COlurtd -usu, tIeI
behind; the petticOuts excessively Short
fully displaying long, brilliantly whit.
tre"sers, falling gracefully ncros- tho lu.
step just showing the Opcu-WorhgI -Iu.h-
ing, and the feet lishIuE brightly u f..
pretty patent leather shoe, and sandal.
have written OF before, constitute Eue most
piquant dainty aud captivating costume
devised for girl-. Thus httIirl Iu Ga dr,..
singularly appropriate and Characteristic.
because 80 becoming, childlIke aud mudt..
girls might we'll wear it tIll much mu..
womHnly age, aud 81 young ladies POO ihOIr
teens would believe how much more I..I.
mating they look Ga the youthful and badly
like dress ! propose they would adopt b.
with pleasure and retain DO without hrsIitr
ton, and would admit its convenience.
propriety aud elegance
We admire the thoroughly artistic U..
display eel by the winter lls uu- evidently
himself with DIS subject uuI
kept 10 scdiuu-ly before bin eyer since tH.
age 90 adolescence. NruIpaI 10 loss, however.
~ 10 the spirit 900 which hi- recommendation.
Will be received by the Indies. That tHI- !.
in era of progress is uuquc-t0utblcf aHI ~
10 our advance, the fair -pN hnd- If ur.U..
'ary 10 borrow wrinkle from tLr pa.t 500
have nothing tO say against 10. SOY.
Bloomcr did what size could 90 save N.r
sisters, and the world o. familiar with tNU
result. But even VI lss BlUumyr never HrHI
so far ~ % recommend young girls lu tn".r
Gems that Is 10 say, OF amy age beIu"
twenty To wear their pcticOats excessively
short, say 90 the knees aud exc out iN.
'cantiness OF the drapcrv with brilliantly
white trousers descending tU che IHs.Uu.
such costume would probably Dee Dol.
luaut." dainty. aud, even prrHlu..
captivating, tO 20 certain order IF hdmI
'rs. Whether it would Doe "riuUulrIF HU.
)ropriate and characteristics whether W.
would present claim, 90 being tHus.Ntr..
becoming, ChllI-likc ana modest II
nan lageable young ladies, ahdf HHl|..
whether, having been once adopted ..
would deserve 20 bee retained Dos fnNN.
aides on account OF it5 ''tuuNtuIUHE.. II".
Jrlcty elegance, " or ou auy account #u."
ver' We leave the uidcr- and ub.t.f.s 90 I'.
lOyations in female dress tO determine.
)ne question We should like ip H-t 5000.
hat j. 10 how mature 1910 age tNr h.HH.H
rouscrs aud the excessively short p..Il.H'.
light adyantagcuu.ly Ic rrJIIur.t Il T..
he age OF nineteen Why 1000 IWrit 70
wcnty, why not twenty uNrt lHI Aa. =.
which the pautalct required to bc InIa H....
night become 70 very tender uu'-NuH. "...
We can imagine maiden lady. OF bDt-r I"N
numerous 90 mention, rluulug Wild IH.
tomato ardOr 90 the irll,d pIrtID- 900 rHN.
.irhoOd. Besides, ii trousers oi such f.-'
dimensions are appropriate before marriage.
he assumption OF another -prcir- oh '..
anne genus Of garment might seem g.. Dbl.
autioned iu the woman after marriage.
.Ooked az inc tins light the turmc Involves
20 many male Interest," tO form u rf.W
lement in masculine di-cu--i.u, uud s1 $50
cave IL Tor the present.