Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-29
FOR AND ABOUT M

A SISTER Of Offrnback, Mrs. Mas, has
lived In Galveston, Tex, for many years.
QUEEN VICTORIA is four feet eight inches
biga. Prince Albert was fifteen inches taller.
WHEN a woman wants 10 be pretty she
bangs her hair, and when she wants 10 be
ugly she bang, the door.
WOMAN is naturally a timid, shrinking
creature, but it is the ~balhins-suit that re-
veals her shriuksge the mosf.
De. MARY WALKERS psntsloous remain
uuimpsired, though II was reported that she
lest her seat in the Pension Bureau.
The girls al the seas ore are wearing so
many red Jerseys that the beach of even
ing. looks like an overdose of sunset.
THE Princess Of Wales wore pale blue and
silver at the last state ball. Her dress was
draped with blue tulle, caught up BY punches
of %geranium.
Canvas laced shoes, foxed with yellow
blue or brown leather, are used for walking
in The country, and they are the best shoe
for the besch.
The most fashionable PArisisns are wear
ing the basket drapery on the hips known ss
the Marie Autoinet,e paniers, and a close
narrow skirt below.
A LADY a. Long Branch is the possessor
of $50. 900 worth Of diamonds. Therefore ii
is looked upon as only a little eccentricity
that she eats with her knife.
A WOMAN living in the suburbs of Knox
vile, Temp, after quarrelIng with her hus-
band, drank a large quantity OF whisky and
dropped dead the same moment.
Two young ladies, who had aquarrel, con-
cluded to kies and make up. The kissing
process was Of short duration, but it required
nearly two hours for them to make up"
Miss PARLoA, the famous cooking expert,
who h IS snown Cow a family of five people
| can live on ten Cents a day, WIS once chief
| cook at a ] cksonvilIe (Fla.) hotel. This
sccoupts for hsr economy.
ANOTHER fchu, which is not ouiy new but
| cdd, Is made sf Iudis silk aud the English
| Paisley LACE. The silk forms af91sre turned
| over collar witn a pls iron Of lace over il,
| ornamen,ed at the bottom with silver and
| silk fowerS.
EDITH TwEsTYMAs, n bsr-1 aid az The
| Nelsone' siue wants, Keswick, Is claimed To
be the hsnisomest woman in England, and
| Der good sers. Is tqu.l TO her beauty. She
has no idea Of posiog as a professional OF
taking to the siege.
DADos and screens for summer houses in
the country gre pide oil Chinese netting
either white, RED checked green. The
cream white nsttissS is an excellent back
ground for decorations of flowers in oil oil
with water colors.
THE English overskirt has what is called
the waterfall back, finely killed al the wsisi
with The pleats turned toward each other
meeting in the middle, and then left TO fsl
loose, but fastened near The edge OF the skir
10 Keep The pleztings in shape.
The Dauphin 6chu is a novelty for light.
ing updsrk dresses. It il a deep round col
lar with pointed ends in iroot, made of ecfr
lace, in which The design is outlined with
white siIk or with gold cord. Tnree irregu
lar bows Ct satiu fasten the long front.
THE Utica Observer announces hat in Mrs
Lsuetry's forthcoming book the 81. Louis re
porter WOO wanted TO whip Freddie Geb
hardt will have low, beetliDg brows, a As
titanic expression sbout the mouth, matte,
hair, and a demonIsc CLEAN in the eyes.
AUTUMN dresses are already in the hand,
of dressm akers, the materials employed be.
ing very good Engli-h velveteen and lignl
wooden fabrics. The veiyeteen forms tn
short, narrow, plain skirt; the wooden fabri
lie used for The tunic, polonaise, or The bodic'
with psriers.
Next to the Princess OF Wales, the mos
admired Of The many ladies present at New
market was Mime. Michael Ephrussj, the re
4 Gently mhrrfcu ou1 sNccby pfcty oauBuer
of the Baroness Alpbonse de Rothschild, VIII
was accompanied by her husband and he
handsome mother.
MRS. MARGARET F. SULLIVAN (M,rgare
Buchanapl, wife OF the president OF the Iris
National League Of Americs, is writing
new book which the Appletons are 10 pub
lab. 1t is to be %enli,leI England, Ireland an
the United States, and will be economic, bin
toricaI and social.
AS Lady Blandiord does not obtain be
divorce until the decree is made absolute, Il
consequences is that she IL at the prss-Ht mi
msnt Dochess Of Marlborough. Hence Oh
can never in the fuiure be Known IS n
NJ srciiones. of Blandford- IL she does o,
} choose to resume her maiden name she vi
. always be by cour,efy the Duchess oil Mar
borough.
As uuusual sensstioB vas caused nj u
: olympic Tnealer, London, the other nigh
by the appearance smong the audience
Miss Mary Anderson. she was gsZad
more than the sctore On the stag Inc Co1
. Journal goes into rsptures over ner Deaui,
aHsr lace Il says, IA OF the sofi creol
r uhitepess which gives such immense value
3 dark syes; her hair Of the brightest col
4 and the expression Of the counseoaocs IN
of the purest and most chiidiike innocenc
a Never wss the resliz ztlso oil the poeuc
IDEAL in The Dresm Of Fair Women 90 e11
4 plefely iLlustratsd ~ By this ne" 0east5'