The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-03

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lie sleeps, unconscious Of my souls lament,
While ON the spring, warm bosom still thy
grow,
smiling rs vixen he went
And could he wander lack to earth awhile,
Crossing the golden threshold. giantei
leave,
Heaven would itself bs lone without his
SINH,
And, hush he too, might srieye.
Mrs. Wilton stone IN boston Tran
script
TO HELP WORKING GIRLS.
the New Primrose HOUSE.
a few ladies and geutlemen Who have
the Interests Of the working girls of New
ORR city at heart organized, IA shot titr,e
ago, Il society for the purpose of putting IN
practical torn their ideas of what could ie
done e. help along girls Whose hoard hills
more than eiualeI the weekly salaries they
received ior services behind the counter or
ia the factory The first fruit Of this move
inent wa, realized recently in tue openin,
OF primrose House OF the Society to ite
friend " Working Girl~ The house Is stu
ut,d at 80 West Thirty third street 1t
viii lie "a cheerful and cleahly home for
working girls who need befri, ndlng and n
place where they may la supported when
out Of work
The home is not II charitable institution
IN the strict.st sense Of thu word Ii is not
intended to pauprife girls, but 10 awaken
in them u spirit u self Dependence Iho
society that has charge Of 1t is non sectar
ian II propose to tefrlend worthy work
ing girls IN aiding them to obtain suitable
POSITIONS, to provide them home, and to
tea,h thcm homework and how to earn n
living Tho house is neat four-story
brown,tonc front lifted up in bright, coy
manner Tn the first iloor j. parlor, to
te utililel in tho daytime as classroom
for instruction At night the girls may re-
celNe callers, but only until 10 o clock. Back
Of the parlor i,a library, which will con
tain papers, periodicals, games, AMI writing
materials. Tn the next floor /, a sewing.
room, where practical instruction will be
given in dressniaking. The upper floors are
divided into sleeping rooms, They arc all
hight and each one is furnished differently.
The basement il taken up with dining room
and kitchen
The girls are not going TO have all these
conlotrts for nothing. y single room with
boar will cost - II week. a Lis room
Tor two girls will cost :, for each, with
board. II respectable girl is out of work
she can come to the home and will be given
an opportunity to help around the house
While the society is finding work for her.
After she has secured employ ment she will
he expected to pay Il little sum each week
for tn time she occupied the room for moth
ing \ capable matron will have charge Of
the home II Il girl is sick, physician will
attend her In fact everything, almost
that AN he done for II girl will he done ut
West Thirty third street. To be member
Of the soi,ty costs s. year. Patrons will
pay slj year To be u life member Slob
/, asked. Is the Primrose house Is a success
it is proposed to establish others in the city
1t is thought in time the house will 10 self
supporting New York Times
Clothing On Whir> sea Air rtr,,
1t is astonishing seeing what an annual
ITO not yet understand how the ,oa air will
prey Oh Knots Of riblon, pretty enough
when new, and all the ilutings ami ilupings
Of IA o>tunic that look well in Rotten Row
aud not at all well 10y the lone sea wave, ~
t,lnghans Nephyr,, holland AMI dark linen
withstand tn, assaults of wind aud wave
lest AMI serge. cashmere, nun cloth can
VAS or ,icugnn in wool tut not cheap
badly dyed stutis nor muslin. which loses
it. stiil ness in an hour or 50 And yet at
the fashionable watering places you see
every day people in iiInsy washing gowns
aud rich irocad,s utterly unsuitable t. the
occasion, and failing in the simplicity ami
cleanliness which should distinguish such
iies,,., Very big hats ara worn, and far
tou many Towers by the seaside
How ignorant, too, women seem to be
about ,Iyeing The anilinr dyes, soluble by
per piration. not only dye arm, AMI leg, of
unlesifed tints but bring out eruption.
iolrt, red, bright blues and yellows should
lie selected with care. To be- healthy, cloth
ing should only be- treated with vegetable
dyes Any dye. a. broad rule. is bad
that lnparts unlesired color to the skin 4
happy contrast to these mistakes in dress
are some beautiful gowns designed aud
worn at "A recent FASH nable gathering
For example, IA mouse green mousselIne de
sole dialel over cru satin, AMI inter.
blended With a printed net in which 4
violet shade predominated No description
could give the effect which resulted from
the perfect skill with which the whole was
combined Mouse green has certainly been
the marked fashion OF the season. and it
has even proved IA success when bonnet,
gloves para.ol AMI the lace used as the
trimmings were all If the saline tint the
material Of the dress wire-grounded grcna
DIM he Queen.
4 ",,r.eI Dinner for Girls.
4 green dinner Is one given to the girl
who is To- come out next winter The table
is decorated with smilax and green leaves
all the names are inscribed on green rib
buns. " hi h ettenI from the center Of the