, 1875-06-27
t1ou he English Lady GEides, While the
American Lady Rushes, into
the Fashions.
American Artistcs In Dress Eqnal
Even to the Famous
WORTH
Ftendh Lying and French F!atter9 h1
emplifed BY the Trades
people.

FhrfIling Adventures OF an A"el1'an s
Woman In Search Of Cona'
plezfon.
n.u..,o,,d,,se. or Ths Chicago Tribune.
p..,s I'm, e.-The American in Paris can
-. =. .o,,.nn.1lv reminded Of his own coun-
~. ~ tha tr.nsparently brilliant atmospheric
~ t,3rsront from the murky dinginess OF Lon
aoo-in which all his observations OF tne gay
c.nital are taken. There is the zane
DIZZINESS OF THE A1R
-,x;u,, ~ hnrce makes our vistas 50 expansive
.,d o;nr compilations 80 bad There "a tho same
-h.anca Of those floating vapors which in Lon-
aon seem like smoked glass before ones esee
continually, and Init ocular opportunities 10 .n7
.-.oa NJ a fav feet which linitataon makes tne
Ameyican. com1ared with the English, lsnoscape
=. xiv1a IN color and as sharp in drawing rs one
~ Brett's pictures compared VITA
rr,car Were il not for the out-o1-uoote
1ifa Of tho Parisians the cafes running over
,,,or tho sidewalk. their hAbit OF dining OUT o1
doora. Of reading in the public eatdena. OF COOK
mo It Tide-opco basement WINDOWS II F'asn
.;eht of each raze--by, Of taking maps onoe.
xide-eproadirg trees OF the oou1esafus' ~
,>nrinr families in the Champs Elysees'-an
tact OF doing almost ever5thi IN puono 1na.
.nevicans and Dritons do in the socluslon ol
.t.;~ ,,roea-an American in Paris might almost
fanav the CRY the best part Of Ne" forh s"eps
-,a o,ro,ahed, busted aoo yArhished, and set
mi in tho sunshine to dry. It is little elngu-
~ ard i. matter for scientists to ponder. that
.,+t,c.reh Americans are more closely related oy
,,ood md IN history to the English, and nose
Mn IN them in domestic habits, than to saY
-,h.r neople yet in temperament they are fnocn
.ncr. like the nervous, lmpulaiEe, nercu1'al
G.n1s The very aspect Of French c1o"o ou'
m ita sunlay holiday is more 1amn1af 10 sne
American eye than an English crowd upon aoy
reerea.ion :; and the Partisan streees, WIN 'n0''
d,sh,nx eouipaees,-not msss1Ve ano ampos.as
like tho English, bot graceful ana sssnsn nA0
Tho Americau,-their prettlIy- DRESSED "onlen'
++otr brilliant shops with seductive sho"
xaa..ra thsir daintily. dressed Children,
t,,.;v <aruptaug confectionery establishments
49,, ove1-stchfne dcme OF brilliant azure, znc
thsi, fnr-reachluz perspective, are as different
Co.,, rop,ist streets aud - like netropohtas
I,,.riran onesL ns though America were reoel
{on. daughter Of debonnaire Franco rather thai
al etaid and formal Britain.
ENGLISH FASHIONS
TIA sskd that the English lsdy eldes 1n1o IN
r.,hioas Will, tho American lady rushes lns
++.u This INV in some measure account &c
+S1 similarity in the general style OF dfesa N
c.,17i.ee thrt one notices between inc Ne" iefA<
Who has lust come abroad and the Fa1lsleun
- ia ioArtad disslmilar1ty in the same matte
h.+r.en re newly-a-riyed English lady and n
r1anch friends. The Englishwoman il afrh
- dono * wearing anything thht has not II
~,,mo Of public approval upon it, and VIII n
-,;da ;nto fashion till the little stream OF
o., Individuality cau glide with the great pop
Il, ro-rant Therefore, by the time An Gnga
von,an has alided slowly and malesncan5 A~o
fnIlriseed man-of-uar into 1asnon, ~ ee
arsl,y happens that that fashion IA el1 1nons
or aven a wear old, and "a oonspscuousl5 1natA ;.
18th the date Of its birth as are tno eoun.
hcnses Of No1m1ndy, which insasaaDls olsp'
the dstA Of their erection IN cur nsuIea uPon
roof. It cannot bo denied thht the EEgnsn 1e
.ersment is not artistic. II Is nf1n ai.u 4, W.
1T crond it makes heroes, it generates the 81
-. a.4;Grt th,t oue thing is worse than dea
III IN t,at - dishnnor: but It Isn't the stun out
~h;eh 1he best artists are made. lnls aaeA
~ 1etthetic element among the general Pee
"a ,renifnnt even in their dress ~ the ssuot -
shoes With unsnkied upps.s aara auu 10y IN tha 3
v,istad dresses in which, WhatcVer iAAf
ss1e vararies Of fashion, and With .otal olstee l
Tor the true lines Of the natural nSu1e e. tue
e.iahwom1n aEmCGL 1uFd4A4DAS AA~N]
AmER1CAy DRESS AN11S1.4.
nn. american tenpeIameut-H = pee
osde M Of elements furnished oy every cl'11
nnhon under the sgn can be eaio 10 na1e
tonal temperamenEas s,ds dseiun Ynt hat il The +
r.ther Of 1ts youth than Of it's NATURE aTo
fr;diciots culture the children OF the Nes,
World Will some day, naafe tne
s1ttiibts Il Paintsas aac S.ausare.1;nr. ~ in
!sd Il il fsct that American dressu
IN taet ones-are the best in the ":
There IL a certain dash md ve1ve' 80 70 sp
IN the effect that PA1Stenne na. %. sdenta in t
soihp aoeoriing to the ruling mode. ba'
;,,;9 t;-a;99,dnsiitv Of tasse dominating the ro
nTincjnle OF the seasons styles. for elesan'
Aft" With IN eye to the capaol,'e.es . ss "a
fhe ,aise1epencies Of the natural nSule, nua s
~s,,,;rt fsorest conscientious work. no no'
esn be better than the best OF our own eoa' =,
remember little woman IN ChleasoLs ~ ~
:; eyed, deft-handed plump little :aay-Mno wv Y, "
! have brought out breathing images nom 0,
, ~ noafblas or fastened them in in warm Pn
! IN nnou canvas had fate not put her IN
aoa 70 needle and scissors; who vas US III !
| srtiste ID silks velyets, and dalnsiest s1on
h.d she welded the sculptor,s :chiEel or
,1.in.sr'a brush. Before the FIRE, she VIC
4nodestv in her rooms on Lake street. aut
MAY. save tho fow for whom she worked,
thst her dresses wore greater tf1ampns ae
Of art than any ehowy. elaborate, oveTd.ne
srhstr.riiy fashionable dress that Worth
| s.nt .cross the Atlantic. Some of hls Or
! came esss 'i to Paris, wero worn st fste chan 2
aod On the promenade in the eat ch1ps mp. Z! E
with Partisan toletes that had eose ~ ths aasen
te1ts snengn gs 10 stGsst 5Goctor Il d1,n,ty, and
eaosSPs5 eeeoosS . se saopy ii tne pabo schools in
caeo With handsomely bound volumes s.
Beeebef trial The dresses were qn,ve[ha [ha
| mirsS although they were not perhaps sne
thns, II - the il visible divinity Of fashion
toeosss ine EN- '' sas s 1esE. before tesy *s;s
he1 wish that she could find 50 attEt,e, ~
&cientions, and econonnica oessAA41
PGh.
dressuaskers, but among many ss2s Rso2ie E.t w'tn
enc Of oensea asi1 Your
VIII VII promise 20 ips''!S you your dress T.
md. although she has rrooa6ls. :. Gu =.