The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-21

4 PEEP At TTfE DTtRr or 4 FASHION,
iBLE NEW TORK BELLE


| touched the balcony II the States was that
lovely Nellie Mason. who lives in one of those
big elegant brown stone houses in Madison
avenue. She WIS waiting for Albert Munsou
one of the handsomcst bcaus here to take her
To- Congress Spring. This il Miss Masons first
visittO Saratoga. and her aunt who is chapcrom-
ing her, told me yesterday that her niece was
only Just 10.
moro child YOU know and takes every
thing as real. she observed.
Miss Ncllic was -wcctly dressed She wore a
cream white chip hat. all covered with lilies Of
the valley. thrown back piuuanly from the love-
licrt golden hair. Her dress was white mus
lin. with old yellow lace inserted all around the
neck. and with transparent lace sleeves. through
which YOU could see the sweetest arms in all
Saratoga Oh how have heard the fellows
rave about those arnsl Her dress hung close
To- her hips. with long train. showing her
plump form perfectly. and on her feet wrrr the
dantic-t French shoes. with high heels right in
the middle ~ the foot. and opened in front to
display the ncatcst of cream -colored stockings.
embroidered with pink. by Heavens if YOU
had seen Nellie Mason this morning swinging
her cream lace parasol on which wis Il dccai"
light pink bow to match her sash ribbon and
the pink embroidery on her stockinlss-I say II
any 81 YOU dusty. old. cross New York fellows
had seen her waiting for Albert Mun-on To- take
her to Congress Spring. you'd a missed the
| train To stare at her.
" Take my diary and fan. Uncle Eli" said
Nellie; all want Is my parasol in the park.
and then she took Albert Munson's arm aud
walked down the street past the biz hotels. to-
ward Congress Spring.
"A young lady dinry!" said. IA looked at
the little Russian leather book. wonder what
is In IT, Then | carefully opened the liiil"
| book and real carclcssly written diary Of what
Nellie Mason saw Yesterday iu SArafueu:
SARATOGA. Thursday. Aug. H.-Sus IA a morn
| ing, Fen too sleepy after dancing last night Ia
! put up my hair in crtnps. triulp"d u TINS
/ and hlu,-nwiul light blue last night. Not hat
| horrid dark hiu" that the Brown girls wear, hut
| that sweet light hlu" that goes with pink. Blue
! and blue stockings. Wore white SIX mitts for
! IA. first time. TN" spanish Minister'S wifeand
| | ar go" vnly ones VINO wear 'h"n. Awful
stvli-h--cl'Hr abuN" a." elbow. Bound 20 hrthr
rag'-thcsr white miu- are. Put Just q little
! pms on nay chrekS ana p'n'illci my cy"bruW-.
! Aunt. don't know do TINA, hut Just little
ariiii fgl red ro~' leaf rubbed on my checks
! won't hurt anyholy The Dodge girls always
dcn Slllir Miller wci- the roso Loaf Thceirl-
call this The red rose dodge but call It down
AT : Albert came 20 take mo to the spring.
Such "a lovely pla"i Band playing and all tn"
/ pr"pi' drinking and prum'nudius under ihr
iug az Wi,-hndcn Walked up the lin. Al.
! bort u scamp. he tried 10 take my hand. |
/ ttlN"i MN ana me- upplu-lff. M awful
~orry-frHid he won't n"Nertry totake my hand
| aAaln. I'm always uNerdoing Il.
" Nine O'Clock. breakfast | do bclicve Albert
! loves me. lie gave IN" a bunch 81 lilies. N"Ih"
| Und-.i todd mo about her three 'w lovers. Onr-
| old Hamilton. the wdowcr rich ~ Crneu-. she
| treats him well SOS Ia ride in hiS dog-curf.
| Aunthrr- BEAUTIFUL. sweet De Niury. Pa -uy-
| hos "A French adVeuturcr-hut u'h eyes. D.
| Vim y'- an awful flri-porfr. tly atrociou-, Al
tiik ioy. reht IN your ear. lIc'- sweet, Then
tncrr'- Waiter Lgngdon. y VI. -tn and learned.
liver IL from one of these eiiff. proper yuun-
mrnl love iiir Tn" girl never lived who
| got mad because a fellow kissed her--ii he was
| the right follow. wish Albert knew this but
| TIA" good fellows are all fools. and If "A fellow
| knows how 10 make love he's sure to be poor. or.
| ~ IN SAYS. AN adv 'nturcr.
Ten O'clock music ON tho balcony. Ladies
| all dressed IN muslins. with their sleeves L. show
| their arms De- Whey -nys my arm l. too lovely
| for nnything. love that iruudl Two dashing
| widows cnme down with awful short dresses
| en-. tooY | wish was "A widuw-a rlrh widow ,
| III uutsiocking the whole crowd. Sweet stock
| in-- and hhf' arms ~ tax" tho irNgW-'
saws she heard the Fox Eir.- washing thor own
pocket handkrrcni.i-! Dld you "Ncrf Mrs.
DAVIS says the rich Mrs. johnson refused o. pay
yer Wh-hrfW, ,mhh 'NlfH lNt W"-i lh- ,hi!l''i
dresses. ami they SAY the smiths have lost a.
their money. aud have got To- wait till a rich
uncle dies before they can come 10 Saratoga
again. rs AN money, money. money here: no
brains required. know school teacher her.
who used to board AT pr Strung'~ She chanr, Il
to marry rich husbands. and now even she
chascs after Belmont and Vanderbilt We all
sat under our para~ol@ during the music sub
| "a place tu ma Give me- a news paper. "a ltrt-
r D. % wicked fellow ike De- Nincy, and hc band
playing the French wnltIs ana ! m ~ h,a''n
Twoo'cio *. dinner. No winethi~ year hard
times. thousand knives aii forks Gathering
II ui'e. such coniurlo n' Everybody w"W
huniln g-r"d, yellow. blue. white, ami pink.
worr pink SILK. trimmed with white point and
such a trtn-a full yard. Took dinner with my
Two pairs at dinner John Lura- tlr head
| M'ut' T. n IN" hunl~um,~t man IN SARATOGA
The ladies all say 80. Paris Sirls fa,i ia leo,
with and marry colured men. Why can I We do
n h.r"f
Pour o'clock dressed aean That's three
um,s to-day. and full dress Tor the ball viii
make the fourth. The king girls have been
| herr, twelve days aud worn tWrnty-iour nov
drcsses. Mover repeated once They left i9r
| the Branch to-day To- gr nj en- through AGAIN
NJ the West End Mrs. Baker has worn the
SANE dress three times subsequently
| - Wore my new conrhlng suit to-day. II was
too lovoyl E,cryhody said looked ike an old
Gainshorough picture. lh'y DIDN'T know |
copied G9insoorough nat drtssl ahl Ml
il peacock green cut n prncesse. Gnin--
borough hat. with green and white feathers
cream gloves eight buttons I" my elbow
Sleeves tgli To arm and short. Dress perfectly
plain m front, falling IN long tram h"hini
Fan of p"acork feathers and green stnckinss
embroidered with olive Won't this suit -taiil,
| l"romr Park and tho Coaching chm tins tnll
liz tWiul hard a. show your Hio KINGS lurt right
II Thought no On" saw my sweet stockings to-
AT tne lake lal woodcock on toast and cham
| racn". De Ninry ordered IL and uncle pnid iui
IT, Twelve dollars lora lunch for three, am th'
woodcock young turkeys at that. Mrll every.
l'nll t''0 ."u-!N NV 9.lh' WIZ We u',h ~
what We want. tui cat g. suit IN" peopl. Wh'
, look Mt rs. Fraud shall have to give NJ Abrr
Eight orloak.-Tm dressed for the hnlll 1,
hook too sweet To live! Pure white grn- grain
with real point and a yard nnd u hali tram
, Gl'n Inserted in my stnckinss. ~ such stock
ins- IA Saratoga. OF courar u slt 50 IS Ia SHOW
fI indy H. ft.f va.