Telegram-herald., 1889-10-06

7 stepped into the Louvre one day
fast Week and while talking with the
very Intelligent manager w1s surprised
% learn that American women follow
more closely shan any Others tho fash
ions set By the Parisians, and American
men wear better made and better ht-
ting garmeuts than either the English
; g. Frenchuen-
1T Is no use DENYING the fact" said
the xenteu,4 referred 20 above, that
Parts seLs rhs style FOR wouran's dress
and millinery. have travelled over
the rnibed states good deal. have
seen much OK England and Germany,
and can trushfuIly say that the Amer
icans adopt the Fronch styles more
quickly than even the English or Ger
mans. Il runs about this way A new
Coioe. . new style % bonnet, a new veil
or some one article OK W0men's dress
will become the rare in Paris The
usxs year you Will find 10 the rage in
New York. she following year you will
Ind be- Nill drift AZ far West "a Chicago,
an b. tbe time The wave OF popularity
has carried liz 90 san Francisco IL win
beccme known London and tho Eng
lisa women Will take it Up. IL will be
the rage thcrs and will run is slow
lenrsh until finally ~ reaches Berlin
and Vienna. One would naturally
thluk that ths Engliss women who
adore the French s-yles-and they all
would follow he Partslans more
closely. Eurl-sl women come 10 Paris,
look a. che style. shrug their shoulders,
tbinS they are GOO loud aad 90 homo
sylin.'
When the American globe trotter
reaches london and her English cousin
eaes her la tha fuu glory Of French
e. D. f.-.~
rhus it comes that whls Paris sets tho
standard for all the world. London,
which ought 90 be cosmopolitan. but
asn'k. ia really provincial IN the mater
q women dress
The New York women compare
favorahlr Fin che matter OK dress with
any women In tire world. and when
their gowns aro nc sde bY dressmaker
who knows bow 20 drape them veil and
how to ne thom they look As natty "a
their French sisters. bot the English
woman is never GO stylish as a Partisan
r- an American. She likes 20 wear her
gowns ioosar and she has other ideas
about healsh and comfort shat the
French woman and the Americana DO not
rrllsh. IN truth itmaT be said that the
English woman IA dovdY
The Prince 20 Wales is commonly re-
ported to be The host dressed man IN
london. There s-a better dressed men
than ~ Prince Of Wales On Broad way
fn New York every dag ina the week.
They may not have ss elaborate a ward
robe as bis ROYAL Highness. but they
show better taste The Prince NJ said
by those Who know something ahos.
rs domestic affairs % have AZ least
two hundred pairs ~ trousers. I've hun
d-ed waist-roats. and go many froc<
coats. farzans and cut-awaT coats and
other things thst Be has lost recy ~
them However. he often appears 20
eocd sdVantare. I saw him faw days
g. m a frnck coat buttonad SD tight az
tha waist that it seemed to me shat be
wrra -n~ge-z lie showed his form -
good sdrsntaEe fia wore light-colored
striped trousers. q shiny beaver hat.
ratssnt leather boots with white over
sntters and on ara hands white lid
gfrras wirh black stitching WITH tha
pr.opaan cf his gloves he might have
fren said to he well dressed, hut there a
n law nnFar the sun which permits
even a rrtnre CD vesr white I'D gloves
A. r1id-far BE ls qpsre che fashion.
ioTavar gov thc sweils ~ Londcr -
v-ear white KID gloves, and a. EPSON
rrwns eoodrirh. and Ascu. and in
HYDE Pork Non who pretend - sfTIs
a. seen WeerinR hem. r may - be-
causa tta Primes of Wales "a Ire heir
speareut t7 the thrpne fhas he -aTes
nothing about what people sa7 - hirn-
one aay last weeaz ne wore low
rr-1w~asl hat ard frocE -osk a lack of
taste inexcHsabie even IN a Prince. Tha
sane Fe~E he was seen or tie strees
wisb a tSsbis-ercssted rsetsT. and .