, 1880-06-13
SOCIETY TOPICS.

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blank verse Of his s'Mask of Pandora"
serve as songs for the leading roles when
is produced as opera. It is to be brougll
; out at the Boston Theatre early In the con
ing season. The costumes are to be stFictl
accurate; even the ballet is to be dressed il
flowing Grecfan robes.
Fashionable society has not abandone
Paris under the Republic. The Bois d
Eoulogne is extensively patronized early i
the morning by those who are trying to OF
tain some compensation for the fatisues o
the season, and OF an afternoon by the elit
| who fulfill the obligation imposed on then
Nby fashion, which has decreed that every on
shall present himself or herself in the driv
round the lake some time between and Z.
For all Mrs. Thompson ernploys T5 girls i,
the manufacture of hcr Patent Waves.
the demand more than equals her ability t
or wearing qualities, aud the ease with Which
they are dressed, requiring only comb ant
water. and, above all, their remaining II
crilnp i'll waEmest or dainpest weather, maxi
Found o7ely at Mrs. Thompson's, 107 Stat'
street.
1t was very pretty compliment the littlt
girl paid to the gentleman, who said he VA:
sorry to give her so much trouble III opening
the door to let him go out, when she replied
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4 most excellent opportunity for our laelie:
to send abroad for rare millinery novelties
occurs this week, Onr Mr. Eailenberg leaves
| Chicago next Sunday evening via New Fork
for, London aud Paris direct, and has signi.
fied his willingness to take limited number
Of orders from his customers
A philosopher says: You require In mar:
| riage precisely the same quality that you
would in eating sausage absolute conf.
dence."
John Wright, the popular caterer, is kept
ETC., and furnishing his superior creams and
ices. The Convention Hall restaurant during
the great Republican Convention was con-
Quoted by Alr. Wright.
A desire for change is encouraging the re-
vival Of plain-colorcs cloth costumes. The
cloth employed is a French manufacture Of
kersey1nere texture, as soft and as light as
the flannel dress stutfs. It is shown in all the
fashionable dark colors and black, and is an
| extremely handsome Us we'll as serViceable
| material.
are const1ntiy! arriving at " Il. Hagedon's,
| 43 and II Madison street. See his advertise
| ment on fifth page.
Says French critic: F" I like girl before
she get: WWo,mganist, Y n and woman before she
taking them to the seashore and holding them
i'll the water until they are silent.
Ladies can supply themselves for limited
tluie from an accumulation Of fine shoes Of
Keler's infmitable make at reduced prices,
Monroe street, Palmer House.
Fashionable pickpockets in London tickle
the noses of Indies who happen to be looking
into shop windows. The fair hand inyOt
UNFAIRLY applies the white handkerchief to
the itching nose, and the naughty thief steals
the purse from the exposed pocket.
Our society people in making arrangements
nh vol al n1t. G,,I
cooler or p!easanter PLACE thanI' Hemin-
rich Park, Washington Heights.
A certain junior has at last discovered one
advantage in the faculty. He says that they
write VT, g. to MS parents SO often that it saves
Il. B. Bryant's Chicago Business College
affords excellent facilities for improving
ones education during the summer. No
vacations.
The. flower bonnets Of last summer are
seen, 9ut are likely to be superseded by; the
fruit .bonnetS. The favoTir fruits for these
are currants, both reu and white, and very
odd and ugly they 1ooE.
Refrige7ators, porcelain-lined water-flters
and coolers combined, wire Eauze window
screens. Harbcson's, S. North Clark.
Ifa man whistles in the street as If he were
calling do%, from three to seven men will
rigkts ~
Economy; an ornament to any dining
roo1n,-the Cooper refrigerator fills the bill.
Wirts Il Scholle, 222 Wabash, agents.
Large sunffowers are seen on some Of the
richest bonncts.
Some Of the most beautiful costumes of
late manufacture have the p0lonaise as the
0veruress.
The "Bernhardt" hot weather waves
crimp from the simple application Of water.
Made by BurnhauI, II State street.
A sentimental young man thus feeltng1y
o!ently guards the rose with thorns, So does
she endow woman with pins"
The comforts Of the home are increased
with genuine Fisher refrigerator bought Of
Hatch Il Breeze, so State street.
The Boston Courier says that marriageable
ladies favor the unit-rule.
The Grand Union Hotel, Saratoga, will
year.
new bathing establishment has just been
opened at 23S West Washington. corner
Salganon, by ); I. Norman. This place is
very nicely 1 nt tted d. up for electEe sulphur,
also the Western agent for A. Norman's
Electro Curative Belts for nervous debilities,
rheumatism. etc.
Marie Antonette fchus are made Of ecru /
null l anu pleee Languetloc lace, trimmed
bouquet of rosebuds, heiiotrope, or pansies.
Waves that look natural, waves that never
straisilten, Waves that give satisfaction. ut !
Fetherly's, lS9 Wabash avenue.
After woman has passed 90 she IS proud
OF her age.
If things keep on this way there will soon |
be drought Of dry weather.
Fountain Spring House, WankesI,a. will !
open Monday, June II, under management I
OF 4. Cleveland. Many rooms are engaged. |
Il New York musical critic is looking for /
another situation. lie wrote twenty-five lines !
about q concert and neglected to ring in the |
word "tcchniluc.''
Ward l. Davis clothes "are not very nice.
but just nice enough" Under Palmer House,
Reversed use Of combining materials is
shown in recently-made costumes for the
promenade; of which the skirt Is foriated. !
and the overdress or tbs drapery Of mono
chrome stuff
-Refrigerators, ice-boxes, watcr-coo!ers.
and filters combined, gasoline
and oil stoves. Seavey 6 Co.'s, 49 State.
4 seruon should never be so short, In the
opinion Of the New Haven Register, that the
women will not have time to take fashion
notes.
Presidential candidates photos, views, etc.
at Lovejoy's, S. State street, upstairs.
It Is the easiest thing. in the world to find
man willing to bet Il hat on his candidate. I