, 1881-09-11

| NJ QUO but Il politically ignorant wotnut
| would have bluDsIcral into such Il story: bt1r
Mrs. Garfield. Judging from her face ani the
| fapldity with which she turned the conversation
| Notwithstanding all this awful heat, the i'll
trcl'id niece OF Suu Tilden is married today III,
| at foitkcts. Tie ceremony is very private, but
the preparations have been very gorgeous il,
! the way OF trousseau. The lady is tho fnvorit
niece Ut INC OLD man, TO whom he gave SlD,0tU
| Inst year to 20 Il prolonged Europtan tour
| with some relatives AID friends. Oh went rhe
| lldy, bu: after one week TIL the other side she
broke camp and came E,ack; but she ttulu't give
| Hunky back Il cent nf his money, having enough
o1 tho dear old gcntlelnan's nutnre llanE Oh
| to ans cash that will atl.l to pcrsona. comfort
Though Mr.. Tildcu desired it kept secret he
| Is TOO unwctl to he downstairs to tho ceremony,
I anu Mrs. Buchanan that Is, went III, while ret
MISS 1ii:lcn and displayed her costume to her
! loving uncle.
The wcdtltng- dress is 0t white satin profusc-
| IS trimmed With pearl frinrcs and edges Of
large pearls OIL the toilnillc ruchc that finishes
| the bottem The neck is E-shape.l, and pl:llt i
lii.'s ol point dc Ecnise fill it III and finish tho
| clbow-slcevcs. The display OF flowers is very
line, tic greenhouses Of the NonktrS property.
furnishing All the decorations IT tho house. 4
| lew political chunls Of tho Old gc..tcuau aud
some near Relatives complete tho bridal .llCStS-
Speaking OF Samuel, that tough party is max
ing TILL arrangements to ike Thousand years.
Tic has bought tho house next his OH Gr:anlcrcy
Park: has gutte', it frpm ground to roof: fur
n3shcd it with splendid 'loinc.l ceiling vii n
| g,lrry after gallery running rpund nnd trans
lpr1ncl 1t into L :.tlrsrrt,is l..r:lrs.
Tn furnish This Building Mr. lii,lcn is aiding
tn his immense stock IF books. For years h..
bay bet4la pei customer OF Sabin. HnHEoti: and
other collectors. vt tho sale et Oakley Hairs
rare works hi: houEht the &l,,st cxperl.ivt.; !,-
rams History 1T llo :';a.e III. paid I.;1s for.
. Ms: n"H1oh M, jH4I ~, ,c.rf.ct' from EnroI"..
ton. 1tf'l ll;ts clrtt. blanche 10 and insk+,
Titicns Library tho lnosl complete i'll tho
try.
Another pct rHtra:lgaurr ri the ni.i gentle
n'an Il his clo'heS. lie is nnL the glass ri t:.>b
inn Or the tno!I Of form. hut he pays l.atk-
wood '.rarl; *'Ns' ,c:lr cnscr him ireertlv:
anu tho t'cAr old patriot is not VISION Of style
after Lockwood gets thss,nsh with him,
IT'S quite comfort tn conc across s. s1l:ln as
important i'll political circles rs Tii,lcn and !nl
him addicted to tile toilet, since the hue alnl
cry Il being raised l.y harl-i,ustetl husbands
and fathers about the waste Of women. and the
idiocy Of wolncn WIN banker after clothes.
Its not going to lie very expensive to dress
well This winter. Ladies' can longer pllt
Twenty-Five Or thirty yards of silk into dresses;
they arr 10 ht male VERY ptain, mostly e!nbroil-
cred with chenille Or lc:lts. amt must clear the
GROUND tcn twelve inches (according to tbs
foot Of the wcarcra
At present tue great iaA oil the females is for
lovely stockings anu nnti,y- shncS. black silk
hose are the f2yOrlt$, into which let rows nj
thantilly or Maltese lacc. At l.n1,.- Branch
ladies o it themselves: buy black silk Stockings
and insert strips Of handsome luc.. o,er.tAe ill.,
step.
Here in New York q delightful employment
and beautiful article or dress is accomplished
y Knitting wfl:ii termed railroad Stockings
The most stupid person can knit round and
round. and that is I'LL that is required. For tho
pleasure OF my Chicago sisters append the IT,
ci}e:
There Is Il silk knitting ,hrcal n;adc h,- Arm
strong Il EsssiHarI, sold here ut ~ cents l,a
fo,'rof which make biz pair nf stockings: hut
| find the yarn too soft, and prefer Il tightly
twisted. finer thread, wilirh ! purchase OF Il
fringe i'll EarEc skcins weighing ive
OUNCES.
Cast on twenty eight stitches on the 1ce,ilts
and knit away Till ytl have. Il slender pipe .CH
ttrely utsil..gtStivc nf Il stocking, anu About
cIlt- half yard totlg-not thai il the stocking. Is
once one runy w t rev faut @ s:i,c; tle!,: @ .irop,au
stitches will iti 10 the top OF the stocking strip
ing it in lovely OPEN work and making it in
SPONTANEOUSLY third iunSer and widc enough,
After ,nis. the stocstns being as many stitches
smaller :s YOU na,c dropped you kut about
What! no hecl: hear the .srinitiatcsl cxclsi:n.
No heel. - Il poor foot that won't silan: its
own stocking the Old Ily said when she knit
them this way: but the extreme elasticity Of
the railroad hose makes 4 hct'i unnecessary.
They arc durable: they are handsome" and they
are such july things to have rp'ln'l for work
that anticipate IDy Chicago sisters will thank
Inc for tho recipe.
Last night i'll an atmosphere like. Dutch
oven. few Of the devoted critics and their st
Ia
cred to see the opening play Of Daly's regular
scas3u.
Enormous India rugs have been plastereu
upon the broaL steps, aud quantity or stuIy
wonlen bullion fringe, rctl the Ircdoms,atlns
hue, has heen tackled around the rails Of the
balcony and its bottom edge. This seemed shout
all tho alteration in the house. At the 'loor TIT.
nautical hero Of aquatic excursions, ConiHlo-
tlure Tooker, stpplunts the yai!:tnt survivor
Of Il hundred managerial iattcs, John Utsti.
And it is to bc hoped t.: looking ut that play
Of "Quits - brought out by his son-itt'aw lust
night, he NAV try it himself and leave tho place
take Of Itself while he ta;s.s cure Of him,
self. He can't find worttlier object. The nis-
hearted M,lu has lived for others every hour Of
his busy life; it's time that charity began nearer
home than amongst uuruIy" SONS and ungratefnl
sous-in-law.
ttQuits'' was fair in the first act, tolerable i'll
tho second, Went oil to pieces III tho thru, and
wis simply atrocfo,ls i'll the lust. It's another
bcttl Of fuitlfc on the string.
Why, We envy your Chicago folks your amuse-
ments- You nave got a very remarkable puyin
Felicia" with the c]ercrcst youu" actress uu
tho American stage i'll aiaud Harrison. Why,
VIC poor dcfra,,tled theatre gocrs reuh The caste
with positive anger Jtwctt scelns to please
Chicago this ScASDu where she failed to before;
and it's vice versa here.
There is IL hur,iu..ss and m age in her face and
method disagreeiug with the toudlcnin parts
she plays.
Maud llArrison is a rcal girl, in her teens yet,
and everything she has done the past year has
been surprise. am very sure she would bc IL
delightful onc for us in tho part OF lo'.it:.
Ida Vernon Is another nCtrcs$ witt, when
launched into au important position, rscs to thu
occasion. Well, just wouldn't VIC like to sec
- Felicia " with thu new cMstc after such dosc
ns We have tukcll this awful SUMMER.
Mr.. ualy has guOtl people, but they we're
muzzscG and hundcnffcd by stupid parts. Drar
Mrs. Gilbert jumped several rehcasSns to yet
strength tn pay, having l'ccn i'll Il dangerous
state nf health for Il month Ut ST; but !
she was evidently. ILL., Mr.. Lenoyne
had Il nasty old mall to piay,
who WIS pursuing every young girl i'll |
the piece. sctsd1uy his valet to pcr$onatc !
juyc] his niul,ity in private Mr. Dighy He'll !
who docs not set up for ,sIi Nctor. but is chuvl
ing singer, had an unthanhfnl walking gentle |
man Ect through: and Mr. Drew and Miss |
joyce were thrown away on parts destroyed by t
the stupidity Of others. !
There is Il good deal nf solid suffering i'll Ger |
man comedy farce, and Mr.. Daiy has further !