The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-04

DRIVES this clever yS'yEnG ., woman runs
those that bear tho unmistSknSie eyidenss Of
risons roou. and the two slt down 81 the dssk
together. Miss Sanger opens the letters with
who put aside those OF her intimate friends for
| her personal attention. The others Miss Sanger
Ct the efse 70
| without showing them 10 the Presidents wife
when they are Of little imp %6d o she is a
Private Secretary Haiford. she + a down
| east girl not yet 25. who has travelled abroad
and Il n cultured, accomplished, and noble-
LOOKING young woman.
The world moves and traditions fade, old
ideals are eliminated. Every one knows that
to keep the hair nice 1t should be brushed Wig
orously night and morning, as well as they
know the story OF Adam and Eve. But the old
order changes. The latest savant insists that
the Bible story 10 all wrong, and Eve was ere
Hted first In tho garden. and the latest hair ex-
pert insists that you should mover brush your
hair ut all, and only comb 1t worry carefully
once day 1t seems that at regular intervals
the hair drops out to DO replaced by new hair
The new hairs are. rs they start, very tender
little strangers who cannot bear rough hand
ling. any more than other newborn babies;
tho still brush tears them out and in conse-
Iuence ones hair grows thinner from year to
year, Again. never wash your hair In anything
but luke;warm water, for hot water weakens
snsS them 'S Sers S ouisES and careuy. oho or
every bit OF hair cut of shortens tho hair per-
manently. Lastly. never use any one 3 comb or
allow any one to use yours. any more than YOU
would exchange toothbrushes, for by so doing
Disease Is acquired and communicated.
to have her name used because disliking
notoriety WHO has discovered new process
somely on the heads OF women past middle fo
than 1t ever did before She insists that ago
Raj has noting ,h to do with ne eondiTn &c Ie
handsomer hair than che did Mt sixteen. With
charming frankness she assures yon that it is
two years TO complete but Is sure to DO satisfac-
tory at last. Her latest Invention is process
gray. This process she has very nearly evolved
from scientific reasoning. but has not yet
Sationts she makes 20 professio1ai caa 1P ~S
her patients rs any physician would, refuses to
90 anhyATork IT all for you unless . you promise
sders necessary. and refuses any advertising
except that which one lady tells another volun-
tArlly OF her success.
Tho observing pedestrian upon Broadway
or the avenue at the hour OF the fashionable
promenade will notice that either women's
feet have grown longer or that they wear shoes
much larger than their feet. Undoubtedly
the Inter supposltion is correct. Tho long
slim foot is the stylish shape. The cramped-
up knotty knuckles have gone out. Shoe deal
ers preached years upon the ACCESSIBILITY OF
woman wearing tho long shoe for comfort and
health. but she refused. Now they have hit
upon the happy expedient OF assuring the dear
creature that the longer the shoe was the mar
rover it could be worn, Pres,o change, this |
popular shoe is so long it fairly turns up at |
sos T pd Eoff 6a her nov ooR
smaller and feel moro comfortable than they |
eyer did before. Physicians claim that the |
space across the ball and the narrowness OF the |
sole In the hollow Of the foot. giving women
grace and the displacement of their vertebrH.
As soon as some one makes 1t apparent that
the former result is tho only undesirable one.
and that 1t is little consequence II the verte-
brtr do bang against zach other like collidinG
trains at every step. the shoe will be remedied
models. Women have one vulnerable point at
which attack never fails Of desired result.
Matintes ddnsdnte" are the very latest
Partisan festivity and they have quito taken
The place Of the balls bidncs 1t necessitated the
kindly Intervention Of one or two Countesses
and Marqus0 to inaugurate the custom. and
now every ono is wondering why some one
olse didn't think OF it before. The MATINEE
idnsdnte begins at 4 o'clock and lasts until
after 0. and after 1t the more intimate friends
remain to late dinner. while the other butter
dies of fashion fit to pastures new.
The dancing is OF course. pretty device to
insure the presence OF mon at tho Ave. o clock
teas" or at homes with which the fash
onHble hostess is wont 10 square her ac-
counts with the world OF society prepara-
.ory to her summer migration. and they
ire. indeed. solemn occasions for even the
wonderfully trained society queens find 1t dinl-
,ult TO appear hilarious when standing about
ga. which they despise. and talking TO lot OF
people they don't hall Know The modern society
eader could give even The renowned suffering
patriarch OF Biblical lame u good many points
IN endurance and patience. II is one thing to
uffer and sigh and another 10 suffer and
mile and perhaps II is quite as heroic TO bear |
Up under the demands Of a crush tea as 70 en-
uIe other visitations OF Providence. Any way.
he ddnsaHte matinee is welcomed with delight |
" The long suffering. for a man without any
rains can dance and the music is always eX-
vibrating.