Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-02-28
FEMALE FOOT GEAR.
Minnie Palmer affects light uppers.

 Fanny Davenport is inclined to pointed toes
 Clara Morris takes comfort in glove kid boots. Mrs Folsom's feet arc always faultlessly dressed.
 Mrs Lucretia Mott adheres to the old pru- nella shoe.
 Marion Harlands shoes, like her principles, are broad.
 Lotta wears a shoe that might be taken for Cinderella's.
 Modieska's pedal extremitics look we'll in russet leather boots Marie Roze has real French foot and dresses it accordingly. Rosa Bonheur thinks it no disgrace to have good understanding.
 Emma Abbott wears French ties until cold .weather nips her toes Mrs Langtry's feet are generally incased in patent leather tips" r Miss Frances E. Willard wears substantial goat skin with low heels.
 Mlle Rhea wears the thinnest of French kids, winter snd summer. Mrs Frances Hodgson Burnett wears {. common sense walking boot. Mrs. Paran Stevens has an English foot, but prefers American shoes. Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher wears cloth gaiters of the old Congress pattern. ! Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt usually wears cloth uppers and patent leather tips. Sarah Dc,-aAar>lt changes the style of her shoes as oct2n as she does her moods.
 Miss Aai~:l Dodge Gail Hamilton) wears strai ght -aa, boots laced high on the ankle. Mrs. .:ies-l.orsl varies her shoes with her | costu- .r,>@. a.l ai"-Eys shows trim looking l foot.
 Mr ;z,hoth Cady Stanton wears cork | sole,: i2'r-. meant fer sturdy yeomen's ser | vicG
 ,,is. lat, Field has fancy for wearing shoes ii all E2tionalitics except, perhaps, the l Chjl.2se,
 Miss Jeaanettc Chamberlain has high | arche,l foot which looks we'll i'll a No. 2 A l French boot.
 Ella Wheeler Wilcox always wears fancy l slippers in doors, with handsomely embroi- l dered stockings.
 Mary Anderson wears sensible English walking boot with q solid foundation not ! conducive to corns.
 Maggie Mitchell likes an old shoe best; not quite such dilapdated one, however, as she wears in "Fanchon"
 Mrs Amelia Rives Chanler has symme t. rically shaped foot, which looks we'll ill a Louis Quinze slipper.
 Mrs John Bigelow is sometimes seen in moccasins in public, and is not particular i1 the size and make of her shoes
 Mrs Harriet Lane Johnson has an aristo- cratic foot, and steps as stately as a queen She is seldom seen in slippers.
 Mrs. Julia Ward Howe has an utter detes- tation for new shoes, and clings to her old ones with the greatest tenacity. Adelina Patti incases her comedy feet il dainty French kids Her fascinating hous: slippers arc marvels in their line. Mrs. Morton makes a speciality of shoes and sometimes Upsets the equilibrium of hel Crispin by unfavorable criticism.
 Miss Marion Langdon has foot as dainty as q fays, and when tripping in the danct expresses the very poetry Of motion.
 Christine Nilsson wears a shoe long anC broad enough for each toe to have q resting place of its own and still have room to spare Mrs Frank Leslie dresses her feet as care fully as she does the rest of her person, ant always has her shoes made on the Spanisl last
 Mrs. Secretary Whitney is as careful ill th fit of her shoes as iii that of her dresses, ane has theru altered until they fit without wrinkle.
 Mrs. Benjamin Harrison cares more fol comfort than looks ill her shoes, but vii doubtless put her best foot foremost ill tn White House.
 Mrs. James Brown Potter's feet look bes in Louis Quatorze slippers. Shc has shapel, foot, always neatly dressed, and doesn't minc windy weather.
 Miss Adele Grant numbers tho style ant variety of her shoes with her admirers, bu her feet never look better than when incase, , in black satin slippers.
 Mrs. Albert Stephens, Brady. wear cloth boots with patent leather trimmings Her white satin slippers look as though tine, might belong to Tftania. } Mrs Grover Cleveland never cramps he feet by trying to put Mo- foot into q Nc 9 shoe, and believes that thero is muc character isa foot as ill shapely hand
 Mrs. Harriet Beocher Stowe, when il health is frequently seen in arctics tha would mako girl of tho period almost fain l at tho mere suggestion of bearing such bur dens. Mrs. Bradley Martin is as great connoiE seur in shoes as she is in precious stones, an while her diamond sun lends brilliancy to tn upper part of her body, her faultlessly tittin shoes set off to advantage her shapely feet.
 Mrs. Kate Chase Sprague has foot tha
 would.delight an artists eye. It is alway clothed in tho nattiest of boots. It used t be the sensation of tho day at Old Poin ' Comfort when this pretty woman'went dow
 to dip her tiny feet into the water.  Q DAIGbTERS OF EVE