St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-08

what reminded me of her, in writing about
the sources of the money that is being spent
here, is the fact that she will drink only
one particular brand of wine. Why? Oh,
because her father is the importer of it,
and she filially aims to advertise his goods.
So that especial brand of champagne is no
longer ordered by its own name, but at this
hotel is named after the belle who pro-
notes it.
GIRLS ARE WINGED
to considerable extent this summer but
the wings are rather low down to be angelic.
for they consist OfseXtenSionS of the paner.
The wing drapery increases in size. Some
four breadthS for the two wings, arranging
two breadths in each wing, placing them in
piaits their whole length and allowing them
to fall from about three-eighths of yard be-
low the belt on the tournure to the foot of
the skirt The finely dotted net called point
d'esprit is made great use of in combination
with summer silks. mulls, Grape and figured
laces. 1t is striped by rows of watered or
gauZe ribbon set on the wrong side, and is
used for gathered panels on the side of the
skirts, or for hounceS at the foot seen at in
tervals between long silk draperies Black
dotted net striped with black gauze ribbon
two inches wide forms curtain or gathered
panel over white MORE in black silk or lace
dress. Pink toilets of every description
from zephyr Bingham to Lyons SatinS are in
profusion here.
FAIR PEOPLE
with dark hair and eyes look admirably in
pink toilets. Success lies in strictly MAIN
tanning the color unmiXed with any other.
An exception is always made of course, in
the matter of an addition of white lace to a
plain skirt of deep blue serge ornamented
on one side with single long anchor en-
brodered in white wool. A second skirt
of tinely-striped wool, dark blue and white,
is quite as long as the underskirt, but open
On one side to display the embroidered
anchor. The plated corsage is of striped
wool, with deep sailor collar of plain
serge, having an anchor embroidered in
each corner. A red silk scarf forms the
sash, which is folded about the waist New
ribbons are woven in canvas-like meshes,
striped or brocaded with gilt, and finished
with feathered edges. Plush ribbons of
solid color on one side have the other side
In gay Roman stripes. The watered rib
bons are in every tint of every color, and
In all widths from half an inch to seven.
inch widths for sashes.
SEA AIR
Is hard ON compilations, in spite of the pro-
tective wells and paraSols. l interviewed a
physician about the wear and tear of faces.
and he said: 1.-The best aids to a complexion
are cold water, pure soap, healthful food,
good digestion and reasonable outdoor ex-
ercise. A soothing application for sun
burn is water to which vinegar has been
added at the rate of one spoonful to wine
glass of water, and little starch. Vase
line is good; so is glycerine and rose-water.
in the proportion of one part glycerine to
three parts rose-water. Wrinkles are often
caused by anxiety, bad health OF study.
The cause OF their formation having been
removed, and the general health restored
by means OF suitable food, occupation and
exercise and cheerful surroundings. the
wrinkles will generally disappear. Use
warm water not hot, to wash YOUR face.
and a soap that does not contain surplus
Of soda. White CASTLE is the best that can
De had. AT night sponge the face with
rose water and white glycerine in equal
/. parts. to which have been added few
! drops of spirits Of turpentine. Rub well
into the pores and let the mixture dry on
the face.
THE USE OF COSMETICS
is detrimental. They clog the pores of the
skin. If the skin be dry, milk or butter
milk can be applied. 1t is well to mix
some flowers of sulphur with the milk and
let it stand for about two hours, or over
night, and then use without disturbing the
sulphur, which will have settled at the
bottom. This should be used before wash
ing and small quantity should be pre-
pared as required. as it is not commodity
adapted for keeping. If the skin presents
a greasy appearance, due to an excess of
oily secretions, milk should not be used,
but lotion composed of equal parts of
rose-water and elderhower- water, or little
sau-de-cologne may be added to the water
before washing"
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