Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-09-07
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UNIV NovIces Walk Queerly-- MIS-
RosaIIe Bloodgood's Aauat'o AZ
tire
..What makes all those girls walk so
oueerly?" asked an innocent youth Alss
Thursday as a crowd OF them came
down across the white strip OIL SUM
and plunged into the sea. "oh' eA-
planned his companion, who was TO
posing about in his scant bathing sur
and striking attitudes to display ms
shape and muscel, "they are irving 70
ndd the eight OF an inch 10 the Iehgth
Of their skirts by keeping their knees
bent: but you give them time; they WI
get over that and walk all right before
the summer is DONE Indeed, by the
second week in July they Will lorses
ali about their earlier emotions ahu
will step on the beach to bow ana c'las-
ter to their acquaintance or take
stroll up and down before they go INTO
the water, allowing their best young
men to make arrangements with then
for dances at the Casino that night OF
TO introduce to them his best irienu'
perfect stranger, who arrived from
Philadelphia on the night train. She
makes no apology and feels no emoar-
rassment about the brevity OF her at
tire.
The bathing costumes this season.
saws tho New York World, are 70 DO
somewhat moro elaborate ana prlt-
| liantlv cOlorel than ever oeiOre-
| Most of the fashionable girls took q
fying trip abroad this spring to get 2
| glimpse OF the French exposition aud
| 10 repleuish their wardrobe5 IN Paris
Tho French make great specially OF
elaborate bathing dresses ana me
French women wear the most striking
colors and combinations in tho water.
so tho fashionable girls who brought
| ,oilettcs de mer along with their
other tOggery from Paris will give "A
| rainbow tint 10 tho sands this sum
| ner such as they never had before IN
this country. Mrs. Resale Blood
| good. the well-known amateur actress
whom people on Narragansette Pier
beach call the Pocket Venus, has q
now French bathing dress for this
scoson OF white serge. She Is very
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white, and before the season Is over
one OF the little dressing-roJms at the
Pier will open wide TO let out Il little
vision OF white and rose. Her yellow
hair will be knotted high on her head
and covered with hsherman's cap OI
fine white knitted silk; it is lined with
oil silk, but this does not show
through the meshes and its tas seleC
end bangles gayly behind one ear
while it is held in its place by at
elastic band set on the inside. Their,
are close white serge trousers 10 tbs
r;nee, fastened there By q strip run
ming through the silver buckle aut
meeting long whita-riDbe stockings
Tho shoes are OF white canvas t!rC
with white silk strings in n big not
over the instcp. The tunic is I'LL il
ono piece and does not reach quite Il
the knee, being edged with many row
OF white silk braid aud having tn
wide, square collar turning over an
embroidered with anchors. IL open
in front nearly down TO the wats
over an inside vest Of heavy white sill
covered all over with embroidery.
, is confined by heavy white silk sasl
, drawn around and knotted low on on
hip; there are only puts at the arm
holes, leaving the round, pretty VIII IL
arms perfectly bare. II is needles
10 say that this expensive garment |
uot going TO SEQ a great deal of welr
rs Miss Bloodgood displays more fond
7 ness for sun baths than for plunge
, into salt water. The last ioamy firing
, ss are sometime allowed rs the wav
, recedcs to play about her round ankle
Z but for the most part she likes bette
10 sit on the sand in tho sun and tnl
: 20 those who have been down TO th
sea in commonplace bathing-dresse
md will come out to sit in the san
around her and admire her snowy in
: maculateness while the water driI
!, out Of her hair.