The evening world., 1890-04-17

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Of Murray Hill and made to toe down. The!
retrace in the stage and make the descen
again aud again. Price, $50 term o
, twenty lessons.
A high instep is considered the stamp q
aristocracy and 80 Dame Fashion wears
stocking with a padded instep when she
leaves an order for new shoes.
Wehoua(iilman, the authotess, sailed on
the Majestic Yesterday fer London. where
shc Will remain some. time on business OF
pleasure.
Mrs. G.. u. Bloomcr. She inventor of the
Blbompr costume. has just celebrated. at
Council BluTs. or golden wedding a%nniycr-
sary. She has been for many years a cham.
pion of woman's rights. She has had her
home at Council Bluffs for thirty.fvc years.
Instead OF Il botidoir Miss Fanny Pryor
has a gymnasium adjoining her sleeping
apartment.
The s'ati" OF the Princess Of Wales. now
being executed bv the French sculptor.
thGpuis. VIII cost 80. 600.
Delicate rolors in embroidered hGmdkcr-
chiefs can be set by goaking for ten minutes
precious to washing in n pail of tcpid
water, in which a dr,sert. spoonful of
turpentiuc has lron vel stirred. In
washing wuuilens, the water should he
Ui warm tcmpcraturc without being absu-
lutcly hot. and pientv of ammonia oHght to
Ie addc, To each tub. Very iittlc. If any.
soap is ever needtul If the wool ems ARE thor
ougllv squeezed In water thus prepared:
nor will'the woolien full. AZ it does. ii SOAP
il rubbed on each article, and then the riece
rubbed GA u board. II soap is used
at all IA cleaning wool ems. il is brst
dissolved and put into the water with
the ammonia hc !orC the artic es are
put in. Moollens should not be ha led,
nor is II essential that they he scalded.
They are b;at cleansed by putting them
through repeated waters. silk underwear
should be washed through several cool
waters in which soap and bornx have been
dissolved. All silk wear should De squeezed
by The hand rather thai r;.bbed. although
especially >Uiled spots must he RUBBED with
a lit!!e soap.
Pink, transparent iinger-nails can be had
by cnameliinc. a process that costs less time
and money than the manicure.
The passions which act most severely on
youth ure anger. l.atrcd, gr:c. and fear.
We rtn WHO love mrch never grow old, but
there il always the danger to be apprchended
of the divine passion lapsing into jealousy,
grief and suspicion. The dominant influence
in every life grows ont of good or ba and
neither art nor the veil of Mohanna can con-
zeal the beauty of the one or the repulsiye-
ne,s of the other.
While The lot OF n dressmaher's apprentice
is not an Cnviab!e one, there arr few trades
for women that offer such prizes rs making
Tor other women aiys u London
correspondent. The chief dressmakcr of n
street establishment will co mmand a
salary of c230 to $500 a year. What is
the supply II not equal to the demand.
4 good head woman will always haze a
dozen places open 20 her if she leaves a
Naturally this encourages an in
dependence of spirit that is often fatal to
long continuance in one place. 4 chief
hands work is confined to cutting out. over
looking the other women and comforting
with the designer. The designer il the
rock over which most of them split. TOR if
he wants too many alterations the dress
maker rebels. The hours of n chief hand
ire not heavy, aud no Paris education ia
Necessary, as many suppose. If French ideas
ne needed n Frcnchwoman is imported.
The hest houses prefer an English hand who
5 thoroughly English.