The sun., 1891-04-19

| minglinR. Purity and religion are expressed
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color OF the prophet whom they worship. The
two win lind, TO- 6er surprise that there ars
more harmontes In color than she ever dreamed
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visible sign OF the inward feeling.
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VIII ron take word Of advice about your
spring gown Do not hurry. Think nrst that
it is vulgar. then decide that IL 10 dangerous.
and next that you will not do It. and then
there will be no regrets. Look into tho future.
but do not strain your vision. April IL month
adapted to tho looking for things-it IL pleas
ant month In which to walk and tall, In which
to look at the riches OF the shops and to dis
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Q, men said In Il, the dsaE old Spectator. Much
may Do bhlU Oh pOtQ blu0S.
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the dignity Ct the pSplin, material which wss
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mauve. silver gray. royal and hyacinth blue
and and wood are In the silky stun. and most effec-
A mass Of roses, tulle. ribbons. ana gems.
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had been tossed to ether ana quite BY chance
Tho latest veil Is spider mesh pattern with
tiny spider himself in velvet arranged as the
beauty spot. Just remember. there is always q
right and a wrong way to assume vol. The
right way is to have it we'll over the chin.
drawn up slightly ct the sides and fastened
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her dearest friend does not dmire II. and, say
80. che little realizes that its beauty has been
spoiled By The arrangement Of the Bit Of almy
stuff at once protection and coQuetry.
Did you know that pale gray undressed kid
slippers with high heels arc liked for house
wearP
That . silver watch two centuries old and
quantity carved must hang on your ohatelsinsi
That rings on her fingers are specially liked
By the smart girl. but only on the third and
little finger Of each hand7
That rose.colored wells In . square mesh
have come to make you SEQ the world eou'ss4r
That ths woman who writes man, letters
That enyelepes are so large that they stick
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That tho walking gloves with overlapping
seams and big buttons are proper with cloth
That earrings arc entirely ont Of fashion,
That people with good taste do not lot ehil-
That so:cailed clever children have been
voted great bores2
In mourning It Il not proper to wear black
ostrich feathers.
It Is not proper to wear fringe OF any sogG
1t is not proper to wear black velvet
1t is not proper to wear blue-black materials.
It is not proper to combine dull silk with
wool 1t must have crape.
your letter paper or visiting cards. e' w
s not proPsE to wear Sa wstSh chain
= Its not proper to wear diamonds in rings or
II is not proper to wear nuns yelling vefl
not proper 10 eVSs Wear blaeh @ lace. Thsr, ia
no such thing as mourning luce.
sends the following to TIE SUN: NEARLY
every woman who has not received by Inherit
anoo good complexion desires to obtain one,
and the reasons for this arc nearly as mani.
fold as are tho means afforded her at the pres-
ent time for accomplishing It have read
with much interest the scores OF hints which
have appeared in your columns devoted to the
ladies. and have followed some OF them to the
letter. As result OF experience, wish to say
that too much caution cannot he used as put
ting these hints into practice. Many OF them
have been excellent but every lady should first
study the texture Of her own skin for what one
finds very beneficial another discovers to be
ons lady s9ggssted vii DO very ga' We'll i for one %
whose skin Is naturally soft, fno. and delicate;
soap and water. with GOOD deal Of frlosion. IN IN
order to appear fresh and clean.
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moved IN the morning with soap and water. Is
columns. careful diet and plenty Of visS..
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the very fact stmplifes the mn,ter Of dressing
becOmingly as to color for then 1t becomes
possible for her to wear any color: and this
apart from being very II gratifying to any lady is
2 great saving Of brain and nerve tissue,
Hence time spent in this direction should not
be regarded US lost or vainly spent"
An observing correspondent who has been
studying the maids OF Katfirsnd. writes:
"The Rassacatumas are moro clesnly In their
habits than any tribe I visited. They keep
their huts In good order. and their trips to the
river for bathing purposes keep path we'll
trodden down. saw several specimens Of
oea H..
Of monarchs and the downfall OF nations.
whose charms n, might Isnt with those Of 6Iso:
might envy their arts .oi eoqpstry. lille
graceful tossiDgs Of the head and sly
heavy, eyelashes. IN looking q! the ine CHS.
elsd chin and forehead. In the development ri
the entire form. as perfect as nature could