The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-25
Imself into spople1y just to see the ceremony

himself into spoplexy just to see the ceremony
But 10 return to the corsets. The .PhIla.
delphia woman who comes to New York for her
cGrsots is a little heavier than her New YORK
sister, and doesn't know one-third as much
about the shape, OF corsets., She will select a
pair hat seems durable and pleasing In ma ma.
sa iiii She doesn't turn and, twist before
the glass to get the effect rs the New YORK
TOsp SSSf e sRSpS
in color OF the silkcn girdle, No; II she thinks
II will wear well and doesn't quite kill her in
The lit il Is satisfactory.
The boston woman is n little more aesthetic
In her selection, but st she seldom Iona pays Jay
the cut and ut Of tho corset and she Is quite us
likely 10 look well If the corset isn't exactly the
Southern women have beautiful slender
waists and full Gusts in youth. They usually
erous has nature been with dimped flesh about
the shoulders and so chary at the waist. II is
iihlcuit TO lind corsets long enough WASTED for
item. suppose 1t is tho blue blood OF high:
born ancestors that give them such elegance oil
figure FIT me e. ato 70 boat SSy hS
bnck as the years 20 on with half dozen chill
dren deplorgbly dumpy, hopefully stout Is
60 petite ana charming in youth, SO clumsily
stupidity fat rs middle age aprroaches.
English women have peculiar figures, aNd
when they FIRST arrive come To be- fitted with
little sort OF girdle OF cutaway entirely from
n1nrb "TS sirIs tts 80 WinS TO their siiperb
health they have rcmarka ably high, full chests,
high husts so finn that they need no support;
them. They look like caron' ready for market;
with their figures swelling out At tho bust and
much OF their beauty Of form. hut prefer tho
molo deicAte American tyre, even II it does
have 10 DO helped out with little udicous pad
dnc le', Il is tho exceptional woman
WHO doesn't lave little, cotton, about
her h 'front.' %t Of "nI Es% g n9 bo %s' o %St
ever, the padding il one coat would ,ll ont half
ado2.n dresses. i I'm. done in the Old way
with towels, air cushions. wire netting. and AL
sorts OF con,riyances; but carefully made into
say whom they sit down or Rtoop. Sometimes
women nre said to still resort to the old de-
Rs' yT lee @ surSs ned
slender waists that there's NOTHING for the
others To do but lace and pad or fall back in
Yes the Tradition is true that n woman
will never admit that her Col sets are tight and
always insists that you Gun rut your two
hands ms d. them but, at tho same time sno
is buying larger siies. think IT * an inner:
tied trait from our tightly laced mothers and
Etandn Others. lust a. our low for leather and
trinkets. inherited from sarhce ancestors. still
mani ests llscll. ~ Is peruilarlIy Gnairac a..
are in the wrong. but 10 quietly rcctify ne
wrong while protesting against lis ,
We are selling, larger sizes TO women who
formerly laced
in decoration, ANA many OF the now corset arc
without the irou irou Of lace and. ribbon 81
often seen, liefe Is one OF gray satin tIFhNtu
with cora and ini-he with rpin&s in shades
OF cora. Another of delicate heiiotrope satin
so airtly tinted tlutyou only know It is hei.-
showered al over it in delicate green stems.
and the ppnEs are green and violet, BLACK
ticolorcd flowers caught ur with knots OF
green has greem IiRinGs' AM plain GlarR
that the lnre irils sometimes show n little
through Il tiGht boice and make a slight ridge
III al n -
bones and s'eel in avoiding Of rubber tame, but
these will ruin the fit of any bodice unless
person is slight because all the strain comes
on The waist, as if no corsetS were worn.
The best corset for II stout woman who would
high and long corset that supports the figure
eNcent at the bust, where II is cut rs low as
even ing corsets arc also among the novelties.
and the newest material is granite. a firm. soft
silk resembling armure and made W. with
Men occasionally call for corsets for them
would lose cusi ON from ali. They are usually
actors, clerks in offices, mashers or tai ors.
man can detect corset wearer among his sex
a. quickly as q woman can discover rouge on n
sisters cheek: 1t Is something in the way
liar hitch they haae "a hey
walk. The corsets differ materially in shape.
being simply broadened gradually toward the
are usually made Of heavier. material than
those designed for ladies, though an occasional
derwear.. orders a pair OF stays dainty enough
for q BRIDES adjoining. Oh. Of course. we have
man to Ill the oorsetS on bat ~ tho customer
Is fussy It Just takes two or three women to
make the alterations to please him. You 500
he is uncomfortable any way, and OF course
thinks it is the fault OF the corset Mon are not
long-sutferng angels like women, who seldom
expect to be comfortable in their clothes. and
have learned to be patient from long endur-
ance. The spectacle of two or three women
irving to make life livable for man in q blue
satin corset is. indeed. ludicrous. Fu-sv
women are n trial to the soul but when n man
gets to fusSing over corset every one in the
department wants TO go away and expire"