, 1877-06-17
parisian Fashionables Wearing the
Colors Of Their Favorite
Racc-Horses.
Yellow II Gradually Fading Ont for
Having Been Abused Too
Much.
somsthing About tho New York stylos for
Children and Misses,
II Ii Utterly impossible 10 Euumerate Ill tha
New and PrsltJ Fabrics.


embrace three moIucntous periods, classified,
in general, a. follows: Anticipation, culmtna-
ttun, reflection. All these periods arc interest,"
Ing, particularly tho first aud Inst. T1la first
Is apparently tho most mGmcntous to tho
young girl, but as sAo ripcns into luxurious
Inaidcnhood, and from that stage gradually
vcrges Into womanllood, she thiuks, aud smiles
as she thinks ol tho days when her chief am.
biton was to array herself IN long
dresses and mako her entity Into aocl-
city. Three anxictics pcrvadc the breast Of
tho society girl. first, to obtain an appropriate
entrance to that society. second, to maintain
llor position there when once In, and third, to
get out OF It gracefully when sho feels TINT It
l,ns douo all for hor that It can do, and that II
Is time.
No very young miss Is exempt from thopcrtod
OF anticipation, no matter what her circuN-
stunco Of condition Of life or person; no matter
whether she 10 rich or poor, handsome or p1ain
In feature, whcthor sho possess tho faultlcss
form and disposition OF an Iouc, OF
this period SIZE nust pass through, anu her
whule future life depends upon how sho gets
through the ordeal. II sho Is successful, her
nf:er ycars will be marked With signal triumph;
which Will accompany. an aching heart to It's
Erave-not tntrcqucntly an carly one. This ls
the shortest Of tho threo periods, fortunately,
but It marks an event ln her llfe which deter.
como. From the time that tho little miss coul-
menccs to attend school, tho longing COM
ncncca to find lts place ~ her heart, and this
f'e and ddoG assa r 5pT e e e 5gs
About the arst symptom OF the presence Of this
dtscase In her mind is m appcal by tho litt1c
one to her mother to f!1 upon tho precise date
x ss T ss Sssos %a b ouss soMse e s'fsn f p ss
once settled, she locks forward to the time In
fond nnttclTation, and builds castles, and lays
plans b. the hundreds, scarcely any Of whlcl,
trouble her. Her whole soul nnl being Is filled
with this ono idea, mud, with view Of consu1n-
ration, her 1lttlo llfc Il rcmodc!ed, In prcpara-
tton fo5 the grand event: The timc arrives at
lust, She ia atttrcd in the coycted robes, and
she Is launched forth upon her now pertota,
Transformed Is Il BY magic FROM tho happy,
'ioydcntsh lDiss to tho
ehn then ceases to roinp., sho cschews tho COM
pany Of playmatcs slightly younger, and strives
to worm herself into Tho soclotY Of girls older
than hsrself. By thcsv. however, shs T. never
of tho young men with whom they nro wont TO
associate, aud then they look upon the now nd
lition to their midst with alaFin anil Jealousy,
She etralghtway puts on dignity, aud becomes a
touch u mallr still too woinanly to aercpt tho
attention oi boys Of nearly her Own ngc. She
Is nov 10, charming, sweet, impatient,
aax'oasy lonEmg for a. r., oppor.unsy a to
clafcs untler the restraint OF lcf parents, and
dreams OF love. Nor Is this all; she has met
young men on the street, In tue 'lVrso-cars, oven
meh sa
cannot resist the temptation of coycrtly return
ing these glances. ana crc she Is aware Of what
sl!e is dung she las fallen into tllc bancful
llabit OF flirting anil coquettlng with those Of
lhH Dnit0RttA HIN nrnrtftrA fHE}aHiNfr