, 1874-10-04
,.,,,t Eats, cIo,ts, Haaizerthiels,
''s''' Stockings, Jeuelry etc.,
ttt, etc.
:;,o SAYS She Really Cares
''' @otl,ing for Dress,
,,s ts Having plag Written for Her
''' IN Which She Is to Wear
q Calico Gown and n
Blue Check
Apron.

f'aIico Gown anu
! Blue Check
Apron.
r, have t,d visit luringthe past week. from
s-...ezt anomaly in the whole feminine crea-
The Woman Who Talks; - not only the
e'@ rho ta1kB, but the woman who dresses,
! Wa. aan1robe is tue best in the world
| - e.,a.3 hefore our bewlldcred and admir-
brilliant phauiasmagor1a OF FasAon
/ @a,ot he surpassed on the Amer.ca2 stage;
- ,osad cr:macel. smiled. .tlltuilalzed,
~, N N, most rarisL'pS ly-beautlful costumes;
". ~. feminine heart has been fired
=, .na,t;on, and melted in anguish, over the
.1r of a petite pompadour, or the tragedy
4, uoschco1itz costume. The writer OF tbls
.-;.le determined to zee those precious things
'-is, of envy; and, buoyed up by the remem-
.n.s ~ paet acquaintance with the fair lady
.,,ned them, called at the Sherman House
-, ,onired for Olive Logan. In few mo-
-, The answer came: '' Miss Logan will 1e-
-. ,oa In her own parlor :" and forthwith
.,d myself in the presence OF
-r aEsr-pREssED WOMAN N THE WORLD
~ xas lust ready to dress for the theatre.
.,tr sle had 8 beue6t-nisht, and SO received
,.u, most charming negligee. The room WAS
,nps Of picturesque disorder; open trunks
-.sspoEzed tie floor, while costumes OF bewu-
-ro nacuitcance flashed their silk and satin
r.,ado,s upon me from every chair and eofa;
1@-:a to,tines Of tiny dimensions, stood on
:. ,sble, amidst happy family OF gloves,
9se,s;nes, fAns, bouquet-hoders, aud glrdles;
s1ts Of elegant flush, in satin-lned papler-
t.hs, :hood templinglg open. with long,
ri fesh-tintod silk stockings ripp';ng
"a their mul ky.depths. with contour Of such
.,,:7 Is would make an anchorite cross him
II Satin corsets Of every conceivable color !;
:,!zses1 to which the finest ante-natal ward
ii Of the most cherished baby would be a
:stbasatellc and then q grand c:ush-like
examination Of 4 sweet Larmony in music
tES, and lace, and color, rs dress sitter dress
,.azulated in 3 rainbow pyramid Of Light and
liz.
! ras d7Es r7e past nhen dramatic star could
,,tl about tho country in black cotton-yelyet
!: f.a, red flannel riding-habit. and white
: :..In dress to ''go mad in" Tho wardrobe Of
+
:: -: elaborate and ornate character; and for
!: :a.a uoueseau1 are more costly than the en-
: a=sse paraphernaia with which Olive decor
j: r., bel person on the etaga. She has dresses
=; tn Worth, from Pingat, from Madame LATER
sx:e; but the mcet elegant and recherche cos
! E.es arc from the
5-.aAR1.S F1RA WITH TEE CSPoNoUNcABLE
: >4EE,
: eS..ed with the Misses Russell, OF New York.
a II nil bs uuderatocd that the costumes are
: Csisd to suit every OCCASION There are the
! ut elegant etreet-aults Of black sll.. trimmed
i; RI JET funges sad beadings, OF d kind not i'm
| Tt:tei 4. ILL., silo1t sulta, aud trained. One-2
! 1t:-tec:ly-supe-b dress-ls made with long back
! ;:t.5.h- lald in one immense bo1-plait, caught
! r 70 form pouf. The front is pufings OF
! Lick s.un, 1n;ezsected with bead-trim1ning.
!; I5e waisr il basque, short in the back. with
! :1ss ends in flont, elegantly beaded, and en-
| eoiae1ed NTH BLACK satin Leaves and roses-
chocolate -eoiored fallle, with two knife
| ilted ronncea around tho bottom, has the
srst cut square around the neck, a-la-Pompa-
| s5zr Over this ia worn the most elaborately-
c7.-a polonAse Of slla gu1pure lace, wrought
: nsna with white Margueates, leaves aud
s.:n., in white slik Aoss,-2 mir
re Of embroidery, that took dozen
# the bent Partisan emlrosderers three
I -2nths to ACCOMPLISH. The sleeves OF this
t: Of the embroidered guipure,-the only silk
: s'ed IN them being piping Of the chocolate
ses-g1a5n: placed jnst above the protuse frill-
Es Hhica forms the edge. Ths finishing touch
':pe:tecIion in this dress is a gorgeous garland
!, tea1let poppies. which commences at the waist
q tie left sda, and trails to the bottom OF the
7! t. Hsbs-h.ad >tissS' sids Of + he RupI square
! :'isase, and poFpies in the hair.
.see'let sasln fan, NTH carved-iyory stick. to
! Gt1ea tie topples; cream-coIored gloves. reach
!; 2so the elbuw. to match the embroiderv aad
! s'':o!.te-culored shoes, to match the dress. In
! ~ iskt scene Ct "The Woman Who Talks"
| sE4et sssa Cspnchin lcod is WORN, and quilted
s-e eauu opera-cloaE, edged with swan's
| sCFEas COSTUME
ssGelcase s p'nk dress, as dainty in shade as 3
| .ss-1lo"a Peach tloszom. The front b1eadths
;sIinmed ~ It tho bottom With three narrow
~ sntAlteo donnces. each surmounted by q
~ ~. q TIE tress Maiines lsce about 3 inches
~: lalhng these, beginning 1t the waist.
I 80 u embroidered flowers in the hues ct
~. punk AMI aLl:e roses, Scarlet
r.. s.4a green leaves, brown stems,-reach-
] go &oIsonally from the waist to the
! ~. tssh Of the silk knottcd, with fringed
- .aS ooHs On each eiue. Joining tie front aud
!! AAo pHCA GAcau+!11 pItoe0te LIZ
s.a "a. no7el:y Ct this dress,-a perfectly square
I .s.u H-.aE de-cour falling from the waist to an
;bss .h*, iens1h behind, precisely in the manner
i, 'uea Queen's robe hacgs from above
,~,aJ SJaoe1atess; tho tEaiu embroidered a'l
.aza. s,tsl and on each side. with the wreath
I f;... s, headed by the frlling Of AIalmes lace.
+. Me t*o waists to thus dress,-one, decol-
CO. Vim Plated folis across the bosom, a-ia-
!sr!. !.sc me other, high in the neck. with
rj:ss1so 70 sae elbow: and in both the embroidery
d. IN fepeased. Tie embroidery OF this
~ cone separately IN bands, so that it
y. "; aAen on ard used again when the deli
., sA On which it is nor laid is soilel. It cost
IL. '@o: eod there arc twenty yards on the
St,. TEE MOST STIRLING DRESS
x,t,,.3. .osoea, tho 1sh not the most expressive,
eris ~ :ana-whlte satin stripe, in which tho
u xshsssas hsea1as Of the Hungarian man-d1essmaker
siE;r siEr'sa ~ Nsen to the utmost. Wortn's orig
t3r: -, u,s?ayed Itself in the comolning Of
sl,r,saca naca had been previously considered
r.n r.n]oaloas,-pu1po and blue, pink aud
t. ,nI pak and violet, green and yel-
a.rz -! 60 on: but the forte OF Mosch-
ft,s. ~. ~ IN strange devices, aud folds,
III, pg Epplhgs and ehifrs. The front breadths
ii rn.a; and white costume are geometri-
IL ffs fo1a. forming diamonds, zebra-stripes,
s,ssfs r.. soo everything else under the dress
ts,,l asA saa. How is that dono?" is the uni
! iast csi,A 81 the beholders. Perhaps experts
sss,.ed ~. .ae idea upon seeing it, but the un-
sasS S.sas ~ 70, oaf1led. There 1s some handsome
: i. :, "aise embroidery on this dress, too,
u "a. Il lost 1T the distance OF
! s.k Or ;leet, and nnss go for
Id ~ aaosh'ns On the siage. With this superb