Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-12-15


70 lasteh " on her, she mas 70 warn lhe
afessnaker that unless y y made an
easy ~ she wont pay her nili; lnen
sae mas 10 endure being told mat her
Style IS pad, ana that us plty she
won iet the people VINO really under
staRet ufcss arrange her clothcs as they
should PC. Nlhe times ont 81 ven the
areSshsaker opJects 70 inc klhd OF stays
you wear, allu nave htard o. one VINO
sala lou are inc hrst lauy ever
iltted VINO DIDN'T wear sam corsets.
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maze ms lmpudent remark haa NE
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saw fat il 40 vnITarn Thnre oi,rhl to
he women maIe specially Ia nIcasr
dressmakers. AMI then NAV MIGHT he
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THOSE JoY-FoREyER GOWNS.
Speaking of dressmakers, Idon't won.
der men fall in love with widows. ]
saw one tlie otner uay trying on nel
| gound in It's completed State-she was
| JOY tolever-lt was the very latest thing
in a widows get up; It was Grape, and
Grape, and Grape. And II made her Skin
look lily white. Instead Of having her
heavy Grape veil drawn over her face
it was hanging down in the back
and small net one bound with
Grape was over her face. II is
curious how becomming Grape is
and women so naturally give it to theil
belongings that woman in Grape gets
a lovely, subduei expression on her face
that Is wonderfully fetchy. III | had
been mNn that day should have
PROPOSED TO THE WIDOW
before she left the place. The dress.
maker told her. "You must have a
dinner dress made entirely of crape,''
And the suffering one said, "Oh, !
couldn't think of dinners ?; AMI thr
dressmaker laughed, and added. "Oh
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