The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-16
RuUND ABOUT GOTHAM.
Latest Evolutions of
Life in the Me-
tropolis.
PRETTY AcTREssE AND LITER bRY
LADIES.
New,y No,e. aud General Gossip.

pooial Correspondence Of the TiaEs.l
NEW YoRK, December IS 1t T.
interesting $50 watch AN actress see
le,fino anew haf. she il certain 10 80.
preclaie al ia fine polnts Within q
fortnight have seen ibree good booking
women debating headgcar The iirst vac
Ada Rehan. ihe next vas Miuua Gale.
Booth and Darreu's leading lady. ant The
last was Julia MaJl0ge, TIE coming ju-
liet, as they say.
As 10 Ada kchan, one sass hai f0f con.
venicuce. for she wears bonnet nearly
All the time Miss Rehsn on the stage is
nothing il not ct.cl. style That IS very
New NOrkish, ny the way. she stands
straight, squares her shoulders back.
ihru.is her chin in air and inserts ihe
llps Of her fngors I'm m0ufey lar mutt,
on which a bunch Of Parma yiolets -
pinned she looks mistress OF DE self,
handsome, and, Ia spite Of her glr.ish
parts, maiGrc.
Every woman has her way with hat
Pretty Mnns g aie's way Was as different
from Miss Kehsn's a. sweet peas from
chrysanihemams Nina Gale 81 bru
netle with clear delicate skin and
winning brown eyes She hss iiue white
teeth aud she showed them in rlreiul
laugh as she threw . quick glance round
the glass cases, hesitated considered just
a miuu'e, then laid bands Oh iu1 cap,
pul ed il down over her brown locks
with a halt affirmative, half iuterg1gstive,
lust me thing" IL was "a novel so of
cap, MIXED monkey fur, brown striped
win green Miss Gale was done up IN
% long cape cloak Ia gray and brown, ani
Waa on he search for something warm
TO wear I'm the brisk morning coDsli,u-
iiOnas round GrAmercy Park which
keeps the color i'm her cheeks during the
New Ioik tngag, meut of the company
II was lust the thing. bat fl took Mis-
Gale. true woman that she was, an ap.
preciable portion Of time 10 find il out.
II was some days after the encounter
With Mss Rshan, when [ ob-eiyed. the
contrary method OF Miss Gaze il was q
week after Miss Gale thst ran across
Miss Marl0we. Who il the only a'tTess !
ever saw who looks younger of than on
lhe stage. Indeed, IN her ptrnieEiiy at
the milliuer's. she was more Ike tall.
supple. straightlimbed, frank and honest
school girl than the parthenia over
whose poses Colonel lugersol goes into
rap,ures She Is absolutely plain when
not interested, exQulsitely beautiful when
her gray eyes light up under their sweep.
ing black lashcs, and her sympathetic
features begin Co talk 60 you.
THE TuING rs HATS
..I.s..s ft.fr f.f
They are big, bewildefng. picturesque
There Is misused adjective which de
scribes them exactly mats arc magnih
cent this winter.
Most hats are velvet some are felt a
few ale cloth. Most bats are trimmed
with ostrich plumes, some with far ano
"a few with ribbons. Most hats are ycN
large, some arc large, iew-a very teR
--are small
Here is q hat that went 10 see Mary
Anderson the other evening IL sat in q
O0x and was wOru hv pick aud white
blonde Il was very large 10 was -ump
nous, Il WAS eccentric. 10 vas G zed al
through Qulzliug glasses, il Was very
handsome Ii was made of black velvet
De- bum forming an aurrole The crown
ftlIiO lItf Iffi ~ NNA -''I 'Nt etNt 'tlt'f
.urmOun ei by bird Of Paradise viii
ia azzing yellow pIumes outsprtad
II re rs bar ffum the Broadway after.
uoou psr.de / was 0f gray velvet, the
broad brm liNcd on the lrft side A
boa 0f gr,g far VAS twisted about &c.
f0miug MS only trim ming The boa
was then YOU'D around tBe neck, us
lona ends hanging down upon the gown
I is qDite the proper thing Jl-t no" 80
use one and che same boa for throat
wrap aud la, trimming
FAsHIoNABLr C1LoR.
Green is The millinery color Black
comes IN q good second Oue never goes
wrong with Ostrich ume-. and the more
lusrly t1ef q al lhe more hoy curl
abuur he ear- md thr hair. and the lower
they draOp on the CLOAK The more closely
tley follow tAc style One never go,s
wrong with fur, bat n s. trims the bat j.
-h0uHd be p4rl of ne same which makes
the muA and trims he gown. One cau ~
wrong viii yeis IL reaches tie chm
aud often has ruching Cr irilI about
lbe lotion Ii may BIZ DOTTED, but 80 i'
apt 10 be Powered ia Big, ambitiou'
sprays.
Millinery iewelry is TO tie fore Ior
may spcLd q fortune II you Ike on Jew
eled buckles aud jewelled ho"ers 10 pin
your bonnet ribbons on.
NEW YORK IN wISTER
The city il assuming it, normal winter
condition. IL il tee-drenched and tea
.oaked Il would not be surprising tC
see a f0g hang over it from The steam OF
tea. Every woman who Is anything %
q woman al oil owns one Of those cast
iron, hooked pariOr tripods, which bsDl
4 tea kettle over an alcohol lamp keep
Ing things h0l for whose may drop fl
for a cup Of an afternoon The Tea
tripod Is becoming rs essential "a artIcl,
Of furniure as the Two and fourshatl
lamps which stand Oh pedestals, and con
fer the latest touch of elegance on lh'
drawinU.roOm Two or iolf. milsd,
sbhors three. She thinks three SHADE
lamp nnlucky. Can it be that sue d
growing supeTsiitious these days
There must always be
LITERARY PETE
aod II seems ligely that Mrs. Lee c Har
b. may be the next one. In tue hta
place, sne il a ~OuihCrner. and that Is
greatadyantage nowadays la Tie ncA
pla.e sue doesn't write freshly novels aud
tnere IL room for new departure In ma
line. Mrs. Hardy Is an unusually ocauil
ful wOmsn, just getiing into the maya
zines. Mrs Martha J Lamb took her q
afternoons end evenings during her r.
. cent STAY in New York, and the city fe
ceiyed her with enthusiasm. such mas
ses Of bair snd such eyes minor charac
teristics il historian and poet, but, 10
woman, very telling ones. The CeiIHf.
has taken up Mrs Hardy, and Il she T.
! turns from New Orleans, IS promised
before The winter passes, she may &c
! Honized. Mrs. Hardy has written mucl
charming verse, mostly published IL
I southern periodicals The City OF
, Prince" which has appeared in Mrs
= Lambs Magazine Of american History, ha
won her tue honor OF election TO afe,lOw
snip in the American Historical Associa
ton.
= Laura Daintry, the novelist Of the
demi monde, is nov and then 10 be me
al somebody's Afternoon She IS won
D.. rfD1 A. l..I-ou1o gitl and wears ne