Omaha daily bee., 1892-12-11

thcy can gather from my gait that So
journed abroad"
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Tho average Now York girl Is wear
ing about her neck these days a fur era
vat, but. the World says. it is the ex-
ceptional girl who makes this furry lit
tie animal answer two purposes. It's
soft fur keeps her neck warm, and be-
sides this the pocket which she
has made underneath its head IS
used to hold tiny tube of
silver. This tube she regards
with grave Importance 1t is filled
with n delicately perfumed cold cream,
which she gently and slyly applies to
her lips when the chilling wind has
tendency to crack them. II is due to
this small contrivance that during tho
coldest dav in winter the maiden of eX-
ceptional wisdom may bow and smile
with natural ease TO the friends she
passes on the avenue.
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Mrs. A. a. Anderson, wife of the cell
ebrated portrait painter, has given
$350,O00 to the Roosevelt hospital of
New York for the purpose of erecting
medical pavilion in memory OF her
father and mother, the late Mr. and
Mrs. Jeremiah Milbank. The pavilion
is expected to be the finest in the
United States and the students of
Columbia college are to have full benefit
OF its advantages. Provision is made in
Mrs Anderson's gift to employ the most
famous experts TO instruct the students
of the pavilion. The trustees were noti-
fed of the gift at their regular monthly
meeting and at once decided to accept
Work on the new pavilion is expected
to commence at once.
X,
A very fashionable bride has just
made her VOWS in n magnificent rose of
white satin with brocade court train,
the satin front embroidered in long
lines of pearls, with pearl embroidery
around the bottom four inches deep.
The brocade corsage had n wide ichu
of old point de Venise, headed by II
band of pearls. The large sleeves
were divided into two puffs by q
by deep frill of lace. A tulle veil fell
from wreath of orange blossoms and a
bandeau OF diamonds, and the elaborate
costume was completed oy trailing
bouquet of white exotics. The two
bridesmaids wore light blue brocade
dresses with Empire bOdices and ecru
guipure trimming and lace bonnets with
blue ostrich aigrettes. The bridegroom
presented them with brooches of blue
enamel set with pearls and baskets of
autumn flowers.
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| A novelty in lady's watch case has
IA case enameied on either side TO repre-
sent a single pansy with diamond
dewdrop in the center. Another case
is decorated on one side with pair of
enameled white Spitz dogs sitting erect
on tiny diamond mat, and on the
other with a circlet of forget-me-nots.
Might" and Morning" are used for
the ornamentation of another case. A
golden globe of the world, the hemis-
pheres traced in fine black enamel,
represents an entirely new design in the
chatelaine watch. The dial is sur
rounded with delicate floral device in
pale blue and green enamel.
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Among the novelties in jeuelry for
mems wear are vest buttons in sets of
from three to twelve made of silver or
gold, the latter perfectly plain, colored,
chased, enameled, and with precious
stones, and oftimes bearing the mono
gram or crest of the wearer. In scarf
pins the sword and dagger appear
again, and there are all sorts of fish
designs of every sort of dimensions.
The turtle, the crab, the oyster, the
clam, in various combinations of gold
and jewels, are favorite devices; also q
tiny Goldfish of Wisconsin pearl, with
eyes, fins, and tail OF diamonds Yacht
cub flags are among the popular scarf
emDlems of the moment.