Telegram-herald., 1889-10-14

sttsntoR. Disos "a inch AnS hal in
diazstex are wrought spon = III sils
ennsrel6ery. within eAcn disc is = 1sllczss
bit ~ opaline SKY. ans IN this siikea
atmosphere ; kowsr blooms OF sutter-
fy r0Sts for ss0< if is yoers Mrs-
kendA exhibited the ether day
~ caller treasure al . fan,
painted bY Albert wh0 does wonder
iul thlEgs Oh gs0se- a ballet dancer N
black poses against pale yellow The
lace sno dress are aone witA miniature
touch - perfect yoo ~0eld s~ear it "a
photograph. MrS- kenGsl las = mSRls
for collecting Sans sna AZ Albert o.
houghton she fnds irresistible Another
f2n Ia her cabinet is q dance - nymPhs
and another children chasing butter
ries- The oostiiest 81 these lovely
trihe< sblAke With splendid water oolors.
have sucks of lrredesoent pearl orns.
mented WIKI ensEnied hoWers aES dis.
monoss rlSSts 81 gold, knc b0aY q klt
OF sllk painted perhaps ~ltA 9 coGri ~
fete scene b Ame. ChsRne blors fAns
have sold Ia New J ork a. high as Ss00
Lace fans often cost as much as thost
which are painted Point ace Duchtsse.
Naieuciennes is stretched on pear "a
tortoise sucks and sprinkleo with dla.
monds. The painted fan has the vogue
of the season lt is shown IN = giass
frsIae a. the great dry gooas openings
straight from the French exposition
but nothing after ell can oss' shs
ostrich plume. Magnificent tsGtasI
fans sell as low az t5O and seldom ran
above sl00. Comparatively poor peeplo
ca have them, YOU sec.
1t is 81 the theAtsr that he GutumH
types and phases Of fashion can Jas ncu
be best observed. Here the august oasr "a
and dainty damsels Of the 80 are fR-tiug
the fresh pleasures % Tie opening 81 =
son, and SIT beside their less d3etlp'
Euished sisters o. the 80. 600 all IN tAeiI
new fall fr0cks and equally interesting
20 look on In the orchestra one night
last week the wife of Manager A. Al.
Palmer aired one Of her Paris gowns.
heliotrope silk strl ped with marrow lines
of white and Iaade viii Direc tory red
ingote over a skirt Of plain aeliotrops
armure. Upon the coreage vas desr
mousouetaire collar and hchu OF VII e
lace. and the wrap Of heliotrope cloth,
made n HuFuenOt style, shirreo al ne
throat and falling straight theDce 10 the
skirt hem was lined throughout with
silver gray feathers The prinoesss
bonnet was hehOtrope velvet almost
covered with butterflies with spread
wings Pale heliotrope gloves. 9sazs
fan painted In the same color with clGs.
ters of fowers and pearl opera glasses
were the accom- panlments of this sntuIO
nal costume. Ia one Of the boxes eat
statuesque woman whose gown Of ere
gray English cloth took on the
fashionable Greek effect, the ciingi4
draperies Of the skirt being arranged ir
picturesque folds. Fine gole shoulder
- L. n - kar Ae -
the gaslight, these being the latest sd
ditions to the jewel casket Of the classic
ally inclined young woman.
Already my lady is weary unto death
Of her Louis XVI psrlors. This WHITES
we shall see no more Of the erstshls
all but universal white and GOLD. From
the sunshine and roses and laughter oi
Marie Antoinette's period We revert
with feeling OF return 20 our native
element 10 the darker and heavier
woods. the oaks and nshOgsnies and
cherries which belong 10 colder and
more serious and sem bre minded cline
One of the few women artists Of New
York who have any money owns q side
board that might have come out Of the
castle Of medieval baron. il is o.
rich, almost black oak with carvings o.
bosrs' heads and supported on the tuski
OF boars. IN the hall Is an oak SETTLE
whose seat is carved into the ikenes,
of bearskin and on which one oouN
imagine a group Of Withholding re-
tainers ready 10 take spear and hun
wolves. All furniture this winter IL
antique but il smacks Of English o.
Ger man or Morse rather than Of French
sntiguity.
One Of the finest Of the spartmen
hotels finished for occupation the lst o.
October indicates a solution ot the ser
want girl problem that Will sppea
more and more 10 women. Its suiu
are arranged for families, but dife'
from frst-class fats in that no kitchei
is provided or dining room. Every ont
eats in q superb DINING hall on tht
seventh floor. the meals in which are
supplied. cooked aud served by The
owner and manager 81 the building. Al
one needs TO Go is 10 eat, drink sleel
and paw ones bills when they becoms
due. the cares Of housekeeping beinI
shouldered on the proprietor Of the es
tablishment. while at the same time ont
has the freedom and the privacy Of onei
own home. r. +. Il