The New York herald., 1879-07-06
finger. baby fashion, in her mouth ooking out on
one side something like startled bird.

finger baby fashion. in her mouth. looking out on
one side something like startled bird.
DRESSES OF ARTIsTEs.
These manners areunot Nile. Dezoder's manners.
This captivating actress, the Palais Royal star,
took to thevng pocket handkerchiefs for the inun-
dated; not handkerchiefs they expected to use
for colds i'll their heads, but handkerchiefs which,
being stolen are rebound by their owners and repur-
chased OF their detainer. This novel specu alton
was very successful. as there many who. having
gone to the trouble of ordering lawn pompadours
and composing scarletrunner monograns, do not
care to spoil their dozen or half dozen by
odd numbers i'll the drawers. The younger
members of the corps dc ballet wore their Hamlet
costumes; their elders who stars were in Japa-
nese attire. the same dresses they in Yeddo.
They sold Japanese articles Judic did not look well
mint of money with the sale OF gac9s chestnuts.
Schneider was in high red toilet Nine. Fonta,
dress that OF Feneia in tho ..Muette dc portci.'
Mile. Antonine sold cigarettes, and mention of her
reminds me Of beautiful toilette de vile lately
velvet. with Louis XVI front gray glace skirt.
trimmed to correspond with the overdress The
hat cigar velvet. adorned with tine head and
wing of golden pheasant Over this duster of
cigar silk. with soft velvet collar
MILK. ANToNINEs WONDERFUL SHREK.
In the way TRmberlik is tanned for q top
note Mile. Antonine is famed tor peculiar shrek.
The manner she acquired it is quite an anecdote 1t
was during u rehearsal of ''Samuel Brohl' at the
Odeon. In part Of the piece she had to utter u
piercing cry but after successive trials could not do
il. The manager the actor and the anthor
pie employed in stage work raised their
hands their il they suffered agonies when
over Mile Antonine set up her unnatural yells.
There i'll will in her; she would rest for a
quarter Of an hour and then try again but shrek in
proper way she could not. At length. rehearsal
day as have above explained, actor by the name
of Marais order to divert his attention from the
mrnced a little bodily exercise. It consisted in
jumping and off light deal table. All of asud-
den he came down on it with such . weight that
the top board fell through and the actor
likewise. Mile. Antonine, fancying he had
broken all his limbs gave forth the sbriek cry Of
irdeinable terror. "There! you have it," said
Marais, looking up from tue midst OF shattered
pieces of wood. "Such shrek as that will bring
the house down and puts me on my legs again." No
limbs broken. Mile. Antonine'si shrek IL so
telling that 1t runs through the Odeon, the Senate,
not Tar distant, and down the Luxembourg Gardens.
But to return to the opera. Zolma Bouiiar wore
q mountebank's costume and sold knickknacks, hail
ing passers-by and keeping them by her by
dint or laborious elocution. Champagne Assommor
was dealt by Helen Petit in her washerwo-
mans dress, only the jacket was Of white satin !;
and Daily in her costume Mrs. Bottles. The other
actresses IN the piece went about holding jugs and
asking for pourboiyes The other dresses worn were
too theatrical for mention here. and return to the
attire OF everyday life. g
EVERY DAY DRESSES.
Ruhied up poultry yard feathers. varying in
speckles from bright red to garnet hues, with Q
sweep Of amber over them are very fashionable
garland for chip hats. One of the consequences OF
unfavorable weather Is that fale and Indian CASH
mere dresses have for the sake of little warmth,
been rejuvenated by having them made up to look
like new costumes. with summer brochs vests and
facings others with Madras vandykes and scarfs
worked to correspond.
The handkerchief suits have been laid aside. but
handkerchief parasOls, with handkerchief bor-
dcrs met at the Bois where they out Of place.
They intended for parks and very out-ot-the
way seaside places; but who goes to bathing places
just now? The very brave who love aquatic life,
have enough of it in capital. and never were
SO many soirees given thus late in the season.
The high hats ordered for watering places, the
demi-paniers and "old flea" shades, all intended
for course of Casino wonderment, are coming out
ut Rasao .yra,a tha xvav Aaa' 90 a
puce shade, very much like "young flea" in express
sion, but ventre de puce and heas thigh differ. We
are to have flea all over before autumn. A lovely
MacFarane for watering places is made OF puce
bourree de soie the collar is velvet mother fea.
Large pelerines, with hoods called 'ofiicer capes.
because cut in the shape Of their waterproofs have
succeeded carricks.