Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-11-08
RE0ARplNa PocKETs.



Dlmeals raiaSs for Tali6rs- a@d Drsss.
- Makers TO H1AaIs Wei
The present poeket. beth for ladies
and gentlemen, IS al extremely diaicul.
feature 70 make thoroughly veil, both
tn dress-rsaking and in tailoring, says
The London Telegraph There is story
OF an English ceutGriere Hho thought
that she bad 81 bat perfected her
self in the ART If 1reSzza4ki22- hZ+ xho
took . trip = Paris in order 10 go
through . fHsf course Of instruction in
che Atelierof celebrated robe artistic
She paid . handsome fee FOR Years
instruafien. and after signing articles
she was put TO what seemed 10 her the
iriyolous task Of inserting a pocket in
dress When she ha3 finished her task
: Z''m1dan5e+ shook her head With sftf5ssss53' kindly
gravity ard told her arsleled papil that
the mystery Of Pscksl-Elskiag had yet
to be learned. !, & aisct that the de-
voted stadent was kept for six whole
months ,oiiins at pockets; asth expirs-
tion Of that period she VAS permitted 70
try her hand a. sie.sses, and she re-
t1ruef u EnEixai s-rzssrttTF-- hztt wiser
seamss-css, destinet, borrower, it is TO
be hoped. 70 blossom iato = court dress
maker OF shc grandcss ;ype.
As with ladies' pockets - Is Ii in de-
gree with those oi gentlemen Man
kind aeEires It's iFo2zers pockets, is
coat and cyereeas and N4st pockets 20
be conveniently placed. easy Os ACCESS
and n0s given 10 getting Ense&a. To
be perfect they should be eatirely HzsssAAs-
tFusive. The Emperor Alexander L. OF
Russia, when he MAS in Paris, was de-
siroas Of having his Eesher garments
made by famous '-cs,lottinE,- Bho had
supplied Napoleon with his brckskins;
'Bat the porkets2T sad the Emperor,
wheA the tailor had finished measuring
hina. IL am sure repsied tho -'calOt-
tie, . shat l should Nc: knew where 70
pat pockets unless cgt them IN yoar
Masestyis Hesh.T Tho Czag vas more
amused thaa aageFea b the the eesFFiaaa-
sion- ..Brt the other one. Napoleon, :
he parsaei. what did he do for breech-
es pockotsPs 'sHis aStlcs-ae-canp were
his pockets replied s-sssssz qzies dizni ~
the smail-elethes artist.
Later Observation-Disclosures rnay have
thought out sc-ue nzestEs Ut maintaining
syn1nlctry while proviaiag poekess in
bdckskins or cords, bat, speaking brad
IL, the Requires OF the tailor are taxed
70 the very utmost in designing pockets
/ which shall hold wlsst ! eenlIcnan re-
quIrcs without pnshing themselves into
Questionable prca,iaonce- There arc a
| Graat naAny things that ne are bcnHd TO
fInd room for ia cur pcckets. Happily,
we are absolved FRA the necessity Q.
carrying revolvcrs beneath or gar
mea.s. hs.t IL e ftTrsI kappeAs that !
srsa silver task. holding sozne form
Of alcohol. occupies naesaes: place n )
travellers p1skeE and Of course be
must have due reccpSzelns for bis cigar
case. his keys, his handkerchief, and, \
he be wea stricken Ia the vale Of years
his spcetacles- II is sniy the entireIy
COMPETENT and lOag-expertencesf cOzi
artist who knows hes facse pocketi
shall be placed and what sliall ha theil
exact breadth and depth. T6ns 10 tbs
pFzcfIesd sari0Ti2l eye hfeast-pocke
may really aPPeAr ''ridieaiees. r II ma.
be she eighth ot an inch seo high, 20
low, too narrow OF TOO broad. II ma,
:; ssss7 ION sfvzTs 1T IN ssaE fE5FE TEEEIl o
just hairs bre5dth too much askew 70
syuametry or for comfort: but IL Is |
pity thar the cszimable artists In coat
can not settle their estimsbie little DIFF
ference without bringing the refine
menis Of their craft into the law courts