The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-25
THE SUN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER Is. 1891.

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ones; Mix one ounce saiPSSte = Copper, enc;
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deSR To which the acid viii Sas nae tho moti
depends upon the length Of time the article IL
Here Is o recipe for cleaning delicate
laces which IN old lacemaker who has
| woven many q gossamer web for the
great connoisseur and lover Of laces.
Nine. Modieska. gave to her pupil and patron:
and put Il away between the leaves o, a BOOK
RS e shake q scatter the powdsr ana
aeldsats threads are az fTssh and elem as
adept at. the art Of iaSemaEing and fashions ,H ms
many dainty patterns with her deft fingers
The latest thing In table linen decoration Is
the butter-plate doyly. It ia made OF white
grass linen embroidered and cut in tho shape
OF q flower. usually n rose or q pansy. wrought
| In the natural tint. One OF the dolls house
duds IL placed Just above the forks Mt each
maid. The doyly is not removed with iR' the the
plate. MS It Ia supposed to form part Of the dee
| Grafton Of the table.
A mania for furniture decoration and up
holstering hos seized upon the women not occu-
pied with suffrage or theosophy or fall gowns.
It Ia much more expensive craze than tho
God Bless Our Home" motto. the macroms
| frnges or tho crazy quilt as well "a more
arduous in accomplishment, but it evidences
progression and long stride from the yarn
canvas impossible worsted dogs and birds.
The woman buys her chair frame in the Louis
XIV. style with oil its gracious curves. She
paints it with the expensive white enamel
POSE; s and stsn sn wastes Ss' hsls s1 msash
i really clever. she touches on tho bit se oi
gliding which outlines the curves. If not. she
and uhossery until If she
what she calls splendid bargain. and pounds
she usually calls in tho SERVICES Of tho ppholl..
Is pointed out as the chair she did all by her
soil soil; and 50 ehenEly. but she can by It's
money nth in the Shops. ''' '''' '""'' ""'' '"'
Louis Quinze bedroom Is the ambition OF
every right-minded woman with liberal al
lowance for indulging her fancies Remember
such room has a ceiling set or in panels Of
gold painted with faint shadowy flower de-
signs in garlands on white ground. and that
walls below heavy cornice. Ono Of the most
effective color combinations for such n room is
blending Of old rose. leaf groom. and fawn.
The bee. which is not one bed. but two pro-
cisely alike set side by side. has a spread OF
hea"g fawn and green brocaded in gold
cord. The double curtains are. OF delicate
#on
Sa tie
"a rcr In = nj ar IN
is ,draped with crcam-colored lace over rose
satin. and caught up with festoons Of green
larly Frenchy remember that one corner must
have its white and gold grie dieu. whore the
aes the sa before the
It is the fashion fo- girls to be tall. says Mr..
Warner in Harpers Magazine. This Is much
more than saying that tall girls are the fash
ion. 1t means not only that the tall girl has
come in. but that girls are tall. and are beoom-
ing tall. because it Is the fashion. and because
there is u demand for that sort OF girl. There
pattern is preferred. but neither. is leanness
suggested: the women en-! Of the period have get
S Ee ar 9Sdfa are sns up io most d.
psrhaGs tbs change in iashion Is more . no,
less room for change in America. our girls be:
ing always OF an aspiring turn; Very marked
street, at any concert or reception. the number
OF tall girls Is SO large as to occasion remark.
into the Observation-Disclosures Of wsomanhood. -'S
Ths 81 tfS an new Is to-
sands Of mon who have been too busy to think
about growing upward. were 1t not foT the fact
height with a sweet timidty that disarms fear.
force that confidence is Infused into the grow.
ing army, and there iS q sense OF support in
aging to the young.
At tho chronological Congress recently held
in Milan. Prof Lombroso. who Is supposed to
be great authority. read q paper intended to
prove that in sensibility women are very much
inferior to men He declared that he exam
ined a hundred sound and healthy women. and
found that their senses Of seeing. hearing. and
smelling were defective. and he even went so
for as to declare that women are less sensitive
than men to the seductions Of love! He also
endeavored to prove that women are less SON.
fourteen Well known dentists who testified
f fha IN dental On 81 r sa
to say that women also worried less and forgot
II 10 inspired Of
by way Of contrast. a writer In the Paris
men. and American women particularly. dis
profound love for all that Is noble. grand. and
beautiful They like the ideal and do not allow
the gross things OF business to crush or mar
row their intelligence. That is what men do.
But women elevate themselves, higher. see
themselves to science. And. moreover. their
eyes arc. often better than ours for certain
observations"
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