Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-11-22

symmetry than any other form of cold
weather projections, and such a one as the
stylish young matrOn wears in the picture
(NO. p is an excellent model. 1t is tailor
made and little masculine, but not Objec-
tiOnally mannish. especially when a nicely
bOnneted head OvertOps it.
Autumn is the time for tailor-m ade gar
mentS; but this term is much abused and
almost any trim, neat garment IS spoken of
as tailOr-made whereas it is probably made
in regular style by an ordinary dressmaker.
1t is undeniabIe, however, that dressmak-
ers, dreadiDg the loss Of trade caused by
the fancy for tailor made things, have re-
Gently shrunk and pressed their wooden
bOdices in tailor fashion and to a great eX-
tent copied the finish and appe aranCe, even
to the cut, which makes it almost difhculttO
distinguish that made by the tailor proper
from the cloth costume turned out by
drst-class mOdiste. For the very slim, un-
formed figure the tailor builds up a jacket
which is made after the model of the
Wearsr, a point necessary when the figure
is full and finely formed, and one extra
layer OF padding would give a co arse, IN
elegant appearance.
An society is clamoring for green bon
bOns. For time it was yiOlets. linen came
preserved rose leaves, crystallized cherries
and bits Of damsOns in glace form. Now
the selection is as green as a spring land
scape, and the creams, glaces and fruit
drops match the gloves Of the serpent1ne
girl that orders them. These gre en- sweets
are composed largely of California grapes
and pistache creams. There are pistache
balls, cubes and squares in which fruits,
nuts ana InaEEOnS are BLIDEl15E6Oa mere
are the blocks Of pink and white nugget rid
died with pistache nuts and the green grape
like the charm Of leautY Is more than half
cOncea Ied, scarcely half revealed, by the
muff1ing of spun sugar or whipped cream.
Then there are lime drops and lime pals.
creams and scrolls of English mint, and
buried in sugar crystals and cream dates
you can get a drop OF maEaScnlnO EnaC
will make your WOmanly knees very yield
inr Over the whole candied leaves of bit
tersWeet and lemon Verbena are sprinkIed,
a vrrf%E he rrf1Tf Tod Of
S1.50 for the very smallest box that ever
measured sixteen ounces. The sugar plums
Tor the bonoonnieres OF silver and OrmOlo
are of the same exquisite shades.
Hundreds OF women 60 to our most fash
iOnable restaurant ever. week in the year
for the sole privilege OF prinkIng and pow
dering preparatory to a cup of bOuiuOn
and subsequent call or matinee. The
toilet cabinet, where the new rich and the
rest of them meet, is q small sumptuOusly
furnished room with couch OF tutt6d vel
vet q wall mirror that reaches from thu
floor to the ceiling q long stationary table
with quartette of marble basins and a
French dressing-table as perfectly equip
ped as though IL We're private aHalr-
! There are scent bottles, filed to the stopper
with perfume; ivory bound brushes. combs
and Wh1skss q cushion as big as q pillow
I filed with pins enough to skeWer the bon
nets of q national convention OF women.
/ fasten their bouquets and put IN their
mouths for all sorts OF connections; mani
/ cure instruments and cosmetics; face
/ powder for the blonde. brunette and middle
types almond meal and cold cream for
/ chaps; rouge for the restoration of vanish
/ ing cheeks and lips; Egyptian black Tor
! strengthening brOWs and lashes; and a
/ perfect stock of hair pins for blonde hair.
black hair, brown hair and cOpper-hued
/ tresses. On the Wash-stand the visitor is
/ sure to find the most delicate soaps the
/ market affords, glycerine for the harry
1 and bepzOin for those who have q more
! sensitive skin. And the towels saints of the
/ laundry, what towels! Not five nor a dozen,
] but stacks along the base-boaFd as high as
/ the mahogany WaiRscOting, and the use TO
/ which they are put by the butterflies Of
/ fashion would make a prim hCusekespeI
/ gasD. One Girl wipes her shoes with three