Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1882-11-09

try has n double duty to perform. lie
prestige rs 4 woman of society wa
won before her later successes on tn
stage, and although she has come t
the United States on n professional ci
rand, something rs q woman of fashio
will be rs certainly demanded of hel
That she realizes this and hs.s amiabl
consented TO crafty it is evident frOr
the equipments of social life she ha
provided herself with in addition to tn
pleasure which her presence will give
Mrs. Langtry realizes that the apparcn
curiosity which is felt in every thin
that relates to her in reality shows tn
friendly feeling to her in New York
and kindly consented to show To tn
representative of The World some q
those triumphs of millinery which Wi
appear only in private life, and whic
were exhibited to and approved b.
certain danes Of fashion, high aulhOri
ties in such matters, before she sailed
as n correspondent Of The World ha
already announced. RumorS of tn
skill Of this lady in the art of dress hav
appeared among the most intcrcstin.
items of personal gossip. As II demo
cratic people we have liked to think O
Mrs. Langtry making her own bon
nets, rs we liked to think of the Prin
cess of Wales rs Il girl doing her own
clcar-starching. That Mrs. Langry'
bOnnctS were becoming we are Willin,
to take on trust.
In the busy life she has taken il upon
herself to lead, bonnct-makng. it MAJ
he assured. has been turned over t,
other hands. Mrs. Langtry is TO,
much of Il woman and an artist to per
nit her own individuality in dress t,
BE- lost through any such reasons. Tn,
most signiran! thing about her toilet
is their simplicity. They come from
three or four different hands, but they
all bear the same sign-manual.
A carriage dress by Worth has
pctticoat Of gray satin martciIlcux
with u penal directly in front of IRA,
marabout feathers. Over thisiS worI
a long, tiglt-Iilting coat Of gray satin
brocadrd in black velvet and borlrrc,
with u wide band of gray marabou
feathers. Above this is worn Il larg,
cape of the same brocadc, hOrlcrcd. Il,
is the coat, with Il feather band. Thi
cape is lined with salmon silk striped
with delicate pink and green, and i
caught in at the waist in the back
With this costume is worn II hat -of III,
cray br0cadc for Mrs. Langtry'S toll
cts are all en- suite.
4 black velvet carriage dress, Lon
don garment, has plain pctticoat bur
dcrcd ut the hem with narrow knife
plaitingS of satin. over which lal
chenille fringe. The coat is u long
black velvet coat, lined with gray silk
falling 10 the hem of the dress, oud
only short enough 10 display III,
'witchy little frillS beneath, whose cv.
istrncc seem intended to soften the ST..
verify of the plain, tight fitting coat.
\ carriage wrap is Il long brown vel
vet circle, with heavy trimmings oI
brown paSscmrntcric about the Shoul.
dcrs aud beneath the nNurimnt stbI,
rollar-for with this fur the wrap l.
lined. Mrs. Langlry may wear moth
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p,l"nS IL, pI"Wn, BOWL, "'',,',!h ..i, ,ilnN aIN WI!
black velvet wrap Of the same shape
trimmed with jet passcmcnteric, v
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WILL said the aSt''le Lady Dolly, "bu
MAKE II IT. -
a ulnncr-IreSs' by Worth has tn'
waist so perfectly simple that evidently
ne riSked hothih& that might attrac
from ITS Shapely lines; 1t Is OF rich
warm-toncd satln' The waist Is heart
shaped, coming, low down on th'
friII of mint lorn which nJrns tbo norI
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Is oUly Piccc Vi i,Shtiy uWlSlcu Saul
iolloWihS iIs outIihcS' Inc corsag'
SIMPLY carries inc llhcs below the wals
ana ENDS IN small points The sleeve
are 10 'he elpow' WIN u piece OF Sa'li
carried ABOUT thc cuge ana llltie pul
OF whlle SILK edged win lace IN eacI
Wh'ch lies II TO the arm ihe front o
the SElrI Is Iaiu IN long pIalts that CIV
Il i1lllesS tIlat Is ilShtly caught her'
and there, making u careless uraDprV