New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

magnificent creations. Papa owned houses plo'hS vi
| them. which apparently stretched away lndehhi'cN
| into the East River. Mamma only gorgeous tHat
all. and seemed to have left 10 her sole SURVIVING
child many diamond rings and pins. Mamma 5 9pir'
appeared have power 10 at large to leave inc
happy fields where her shade diSported iS''
and 20 earth her fancy dictated each time
| bearing a diamond ring for her beloved 'hu.
Years had passed since departed TO her celesN
| rewards. but the rings continued to come.
The Pusher herself is exquisite person. with the
rings. and her graceful figure and her dropping eyeildS
she is very exclusive and is always curious to KNOW
Just who everybody is. Seated on the balcony IN
Shaker chair she looks at the passer by with bored
disdain through lorgnettc. When families snubby
TO her she always aferwad aludes to them As those
people" and her manner Of emitting the word Wi
gar" she lets the orcncttc drop into her lap wpuu
quell the confidence of Beau Irummel Ana men,
letting her glance rest her feet she incidentally ne
marks that sho doesn't for tho color or texture
Of her silk stockings. She has never worn any
but silk stockings she continues, abscntly pressing on
her lip with her orgncttc but ncgects to add that IN
| the days OF her extreme youth she never wore any
stockings at all.
She is down at the seaside push herself into good
society. The unsophsticatcd. listening 10 her talk
| imagine that in town she sits on the right hand OF
! Ward McAstcr and 10 her presence at Their
assemblies balm the troubled souls of the AStorS
! and Vandcrbilts. 1t is not vulfarly speaking the
unsophistcatcd that the Psher is after she wants
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sophisticated portion OF the community. Having found
ont who these arc she grows them closer tighter
than the mpet grows 10 the rock They get a. AFRAID
Of her before the is over as the wedding guest
was Of the ancient mariner. Put IT is no good likc
the ancient mariner, she has got tight. strong grip
on them. and they NAV cry finland me- eraytcaN
loon :" much they Ike, but 10 no avail. lhcrc
! is no foolng about the Pushcr; she is a person Of
| heroic methods.
she dogs their footsteps the rcd Indian IS said
! TO do. She follows them up the corridors with new
novels. she approaches their sacred conner OF the
! balcony with mighty rolls Of fancy worH' and taikS
lrarncdv Of wool, and stitches. she fire bon-bous
to the children and says word to the n:r-c> about
thc proper Of French caps. When IT," toilette -
under way she gently tapping tapping at their
| chamber door with new patent, double ba'N a'uoh
curling tongs that will curl YOU mp like an NSSyrlah
bun in five And under the excuse of showing
how thee marvellous work she enters. seats her
self and nothing but dynamite mad dog VIII send
her away again till she has crcd the most exclusive
bang In Pawtucltet
And after this it is hard TO return to the freezing
cOoncss OF Yesterday. ANYWAY the PuShcr won't allow
ii. In light floating skirts and a puchcrd hat Of
| mu,in with lace friled paraSol, and lego mutton
sleeves she approaches bcamng with smiles and
spreading on the ambient ether delicate perfume ot
wood violet She Is not 10 be repnl-cd by the most
naughty dcmelnor The statue Of George Washington
before the Treasury Building could not aw" this re-
doubtable woman. she i, warm and genial ~ May
morning and she won't that the we're de Nero, OF
Pawtuckct are trying 20 demonstrate that the situation
is STAINED she offers them the last novc-have they
| read it, Won't they take it, she offers them box
oi candy, mixed candy no ono can say their par
tcular kind I, not there. sh" fiji, mp gaps in the con-
versation with gossip sufficiently pointed TO have a
charm she saws she vl lend the ladie, her pattern
for pet pug's blanket sweet thing they have all
! admired.
tho 10 Ecrc have M throw
/ m the sponge and submit to her. Usually they run
/ away from her They don't tell her, but pack th'ir
lrunh, Ike the Arabs and silently steal away by trains
that 20 at dawn or midnight. Thcc or four hours
after their flight She discovers 1t and determines on
pursuit. Being wise a' scrpent~. they have lett no
f,pprnts In the sand, Of time. and for several weeks
thcy hide away In farm houses in Ncw.IerScy'S Pal
pltatinc heart Tho Push"r mdustriou-!y prospects
for them for time but without success. In the
autumn shc gives up the chase. with the detcrmiha
toa to continue II neat summer
while women are helped on every side with hints
for dress, men are generally left 10 follow their own
ideas or their tailors'. Although the dictates oi
fashion are moro rigorous in regard to masculine
than 10 feminine auigc-that is. les, latitude j.,
allowed and correct style D, even mora c>-entIal-
thcr, is little 10 guild" TN" poor youth into the right
pa.h. and hc often gains las experience only throusl
h, mistakes
Ia fh" fr- pace an ri -l>il tennis cup lT'I -''l
maker i, essential: IT costs no moro. and has better
style shirt, have changed somewhat. cheviotS arr
moro worn than flannel and made with fronts ant
turn down collars, White silk shirt, pretty and
ycr. durable: these also made with turn down
collar or worn with -tud, The collar fronts and cuts
should be he'd ~aShe~ etil! 10 be- worn. and
Il narrow ru,,ct leather belt, well polished. i good
form The ,a,lcs should be- in plain coor' The
- loud" blazer has gone qult" ont OF fashion and a
flannel suit should be- either entirely white or strip Il
With a narrow line: with trouscr> 10 match gray
hornr pun coat Away looks ecn'l"mauN With white
trousers.
\ neat costume +, Of blue and white flannel the
blue To- consist Of narrow line ,tr!p'-thc coat
and trou,rr, Of the sam' good,-a chrvot shirt with
plain gold studs, blue SILK sash. plain e, tie m
either a how or sailor knot. with r,'ct or whit,
tennis shoes newspaper lar"lv mentioned the
graduating class at Harvard marching into the hall
I'm " all the glory ot well attir'd manhood and IN
decd there is no plea a,aut,r picture than good look
Ing younr fellow In his fresh fauucIs. unless per
hap> II j., hi, pretty >iNcr-iho ever lovely summer
girl in her dainty tcnui- gown
few words about young mans shoes aad how to
| lccp Them G.t low u.,ct oxford, for every day
wear. white leather tcuui, shoes and patent feather
for evening. and what Is quit" ~ importlnt as tn"
-ror,- the of keeping them neat. WITH bottle
Of nonparcl lacquer for the patent feathers R"'>m
past, for the rI-,ctS. and cake Of clay 70" the
white shoes. youuE gentleman can do his own val IT
ing with very little trouble.
The present is the season for lobster. ana despite
the gloomy forcb0dn;s Of fish cUl'Ur'>t~ that lhtF'
would bc driven out Of IN" naril't the" Is 'tII '
upp'y e GOOD lobster, & be ION d. Thrc are man'
lcipuS WAYS IF serving lobster besides rs ''i''.
Erollcd lobster Is particularly good and Gro
quctc and a outlet not bad. There are few people
who know how 20 >cparat" the meat of lobster ana
many cooks for fear of touchug the parts that are not
wholesome. throw away a good portion "t tue mos
u,latahlr Of the nc,h. TIE best way of testing hb
.,cr' FRESHNESS, is by the tail which viii not spring
back but bc limp # the creature is stale.
The French rule for lobster 'roltctte, Is an clHA1
ouantity Of lobster and mushrooms cut m dice ana
mixed with half IN" quantity Of white >auc". made a'
follows: TWO pounds OF any KIND Of nice hN' or i''
of water I'm which fish M, been boiled half an onion.
, Glove. a bay leaf two spring of parsley and one OF