Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

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of tie sleeves aad ~ tAs necs
seeond- TIE I0ad0a Surprise costume Is
70 al appearance rlzin cer-er iroattray.
e-ag dress wiLa straight, uadrsped SKIRT,
on sAoyt, as ne say il Ne@ era IL LAS
jacket wAlea fss1eas IN frout from tie
throat beloE a narrow rolling collar. by
unfasreuilg 2ad turning back. both jacket
an1 sAIrL regers, hi-0 JACK A9o-ascnl lou
have a toAette, ny dear k1l4-la, VIZ, =
p.2lted wsistc0sE OF soale soft fabric with
collar ald pointed girdle Il Vevet; petti-
coat froat snd regers facing on boln SKIRT
and jacket Of brocaoe melrcsqle lace over
faule, Wli3 tne man portion % TIE COS
tune may be eyether0 0f fall-c- OF fyl.t ~ S9ie,
or Siclheuue. Another surprise costume
- more cheaply made and = worn a. the
heal Of the lars - your husband comes up,
preceded by gentleman known q, Rems0n
Cooler
Third Ia Paris novelties 1 may Gail al
tenu9u 70 the long Suede mo1sqaetaire
glove, which has 8 little suVer-rifnmed
purse ia the palm OF the lett glove. IL
does not annoy IFS wesrer AZ al, and II eu-
ureiy burglar proof IL IS only anuoyl lng %
the man wn0 has 10 keep II comfortably
swoien. The beauty Of il : that the thief
has 20 take the woman with the money, aad
be - mighty glad 10 return the whole
invoice generally, when be hnds out how
expensive IL Is.
Este'la Lafayette Binks asks who is
Worlhl
Charles Frederic Worth, Of Paris,
France, is well to-do dress maker. lie
started out as a poor sewing giri, and first
attracted attention in Paris by not leading
life OF shame. fhis drew about him the
curious and wealthy, who got him 70 make
their dresses. lie was born ia England,
think IN Lincolnshire. lie was clerk in a
dry goods store at first, but showed such
genius IN drap.ng and arranging costumes,
also in iuventing new methods OF squan-
dering money on clothes, that he was soon
able TO establish himself. His place,
think, is on the, Rue de Ia Paix, or some
such a Rue as that, and on the great
French holiday, which occurs on the l4th OF
July, bis decorations ana i.luminatioas are
the finest and the most beautiful.
he has made great many dresses for
the Empress Eugene, and those who Lave
seen him with a Touthful OF pins fitting
waist lining to the Empress sly II IS worth
losing and nauseating journey over the
sea 10 witness. The poet says:
IT'S worth that makes the man,
And want Of II the fellow.
This is also true Of the women Of Paris.
Mr.. Worth has a very handsome daughter
who has served TO show of some OF her ia
ther's greatest masterpieces in costuminG.
The famous establishment is now about
twenty years old and is doing well.
Worth does not make dresses for my
folks. We are little particular about who
makes our clothes.
Second. A good feather cake Is made by
compiling one and oae-half cups Of sugar
with two newly -plucked eggs, well beaten,
two tables poOnfuls melted butter, one cup
Of sweet Harlem milk, two cups Of -four,
two spoOnfuls Of baking powder, little salt
and one-half teaspoonful Of vanilla. Make
IL in three layers and fll il with chocolate
or cOcoanut BaEe slowly and eat while
hot. Tho cake itself should be cold, how
ever, when eaten.
Third. You can not collect change off a
man who has failed 20 give ID back 70 You
Tor eleven years. You say that IL was az
Spr.ngi id, Mass, ond that the lunch
counter mor failed 70 give you back the ma
rs. fr. NJ .- D.. wee. h.frlr %
oulyal boiled egg. You should have
donet a. man did wlo bought the
plate of beans a. the same Place and had %
lose his change or his tram Hete egraphed
tho proprietor -coliect' that be thought
'..hlt was HI Of price FOR beans" va-
til 20 cost tho lunch counter tweuty-nine
dollars, and then he got h4s change. Mr.
Davey was getting rapid, stand-Up meal
one dav 40 Springfield during chat reign Of
terror aud saw that the ~, prlct0r did not
intend 20 give him bis change for two dol
lars, so while friend engaged the genial
and urbaue cold tongue puryeyOr % the
Queen in conversation, Mr. Davey gently
slid his hand under an adult ccstard pie.
Then es the train was about 10 start, hT
Davey casually called the attention Of the
hard d-bOiled egg founder, who looked sudden
lv around only 10 receive the entire pie in
his face. BY the time he mad comoed the
clstard pie out Of his long and luxuriant
whiskers the train had reached Boston.
Sprin gfield now has, however, l am happy
10 state, good lunch counter where one
and all are welcome.
There are some more letters yet unan-
swered, and every body Is cordially invited
10 add TO their stock already on hand.
am only too happy TO shed information.
Write early and avoid the rush.
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