Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-09-07

the curl out of their feathers BY the
way, ladies' who wear feathers to the
beach always stamp themselves as lack
ing in Saooir .Jdire. 1t tshows flIaf they
go there very seldom, and thus lack
familiarity with its peculiarities. The
knowing ones have fotfiid ont that il
costs 50 TO reIovate feather every
time you wear it at the beach Tie
damp salrish sea air makes them limp
and Jagged. Thus economy leads To
fashion.
In gentlemen's furnishing goods there
will be some changes in neckwear, hos
iery and handllerchiefs. Scarfs with
small figures md polka dots, which
were 50 popular during the present year
are to be discarded in favor of ties with
large and bold figures. The most fash
ionable shades will be olive, terra cot
tn, myrtle AMI dragon blue. The most
eXcruciating scarf, the Allaire, has
just made its appearance from Lon
don, where il was adopted after Paris
set the fashion, and is intended TO be
worn principally with high cut vests
1t has y dainty puff, charming shape
aud blends various co!ors on grounds
of silk, satin and velvet. In Gentle
mems hose, navy blue has given way
TO Roman effects in cotton, lisle and
silks. Silk pocket handllerchiefs will
likewise be retired, and plain white
linen handkerchiefs, without any Dor
der will be the correct thing
Theo has come. and already she has
made friends with the newspaper men,
hotel people, and in fact everyone with
whom she has come i'm contact OF
course called OH her at her hotel, the
Belvedere. The last time | had seen
her was in Paris, seven years ago. She
was then Il plump, darling little thing,
with the eyes of IA girl of ii, and the
sauciness of a boy Of IL. | had been
told she had grown quite stout, and
her face was getting TO be matronly.-
This is a gross libel. Though she now
be over 35-I do not know her exact
| age-the muse of Oifenbachian music
looks as young and as fresh as on the
day when the creator of modern ope
ra bouffe discovered her in her moth
er's co9e chaRc0nt. She has gained
something of an cMbOHpOint but ~
IrSarus IIIuU norlor OF player-IOIh,
stoutness she has none Of it. told
her what | had heard of her. She
burst out laughing, and jumping from
the sofa on which She sat, struck al
attitude like ballet danseuse. Rails
ing her arm and holding her hand Owe
head, she pirouetted about the room
Look ut me, she exclaimed, dc
you think | have changed.' | assured
her that if anybody ever dared to re
peat the story in my hearing | woulC
call him out and run him through th
heart in the orthodox French fashion
She is to open her season at Aronson
new Casino on Sept. 1!th, but, althC
they are working night and day T.
complete the structure and its interio
fittings, it is more than likely that tn
| opening will have TO be postponed fo
u few days, If not n week. Accorelin
TO tn. cable, Mrs. Langtry sailed frol
Liverpool 10y the Alaska ON Saturday
{ and will probably arrive here Sept.
= Manager Abbey expects great things {
this new star on the professional firm
; ament which has dropped from I'll
l empyrean of high life, and there is II
! reason why she should not draw. a
/ Of Abbcy's friends, and he has ntln!
hope SO, for if rumoss are to be cree
\ tied, he is somewhat in need of none
: and certainly cannot afford to 10.
: any.
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