Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06

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more personal.
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one enthusiastically.
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.,';,i on pay w 'nc heai'nlui properties OF any
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Ing w. III, SUBJECT ne cpiitiiiuea; NY SISTER
'.y upts me WIN ner draits ior beauty
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,,ao IN. laoo pi.aonetS. l suseeseu 10 her
80 ma oul hio'uer reneu PrihciPah! upon
sap "i,a water US cosmeucs when sue was n
sh .''u ner Mon Is oet.er AT hity llah
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80 III ni i ne ppuiiy rom ner presence
st t,nr hil,s Una. II mas oeen sclent,hciy demon
a. e., .,ia' Sup anu "aVcr Moulu y. u,lie rum
haro tha .or ooI, PieaioI IN .ne worlI. ulun
a., 80 ,: ~ ash ai'Ii lh't Will women
e %. IN ieu vi water. Asuppose tncie Is
SUBSTITUTES FOR WATER.
Several, my boy. Alcohol, bay rum. milk.
aromatic grease and numberless other oint-
mants - WINS tho so.on.-;. uo;o;,,.Ia. corr
oro 90 ,,r,,,ouo,,, a. = -.
i''iu e'lio vi 'Heii, quile us dangerous. nave
nearu my sister 1iscant on the subject TIL l am
So Iaa Yen you lon, seiiow WIN
SISTER learns lot ABOUT women $ fads.
the old cbostnut abort har go ~ -; "..' NJ.
on her face was revived and Min has fairly
burrowed in the Congressional Library since
then studying old books that tell how the
I'LL otien',. "oIlen preserved sneir youth ana
III 'ie y; p 1s vi tie empire VINO
~ as ueaq! ui'iihe ior water as the Digger
iii';lIiis. nm Hlst beauty preSerVer, INTO
Ill, n".ei uoo' nov ei'el' Is COMPOUNDED OF
hi,ih Whey rose wafer, giNcerlne ana lot OF
s.ui, anu She sieeIuliS informed me thl7
thot I'M. sno o1uiu use I1r 'imeS, SO
Ill COS. ftI no more tnin iurhi-h
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ny, IL; u IN 'hls iiatter. hhow
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an, ,au 80, -, 49, -. 81 :. 90.
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- a. ne,seu naii rpoi,. nche, Try %
~ es s"ee' .! ueposiue iltie iads
VI y: Peliuuieu pomuer apout lheir persons. out
hrt ~ 49, ,,s IT,. !. any '.,s OF ear'n
~ o.. va, anu plenty vi IT. tiia' VIII keep
Ill, I'LL III soli1n II, coHahoh 10 assoclate on
terms Oh edu.hty win thelr klnd. Neither
isnotance oi ,'s nealtniul properties nor the
ii'alu,l'ee oi lastioh VIII excuse IL 10 me!
INC. Sot on tne Ca. ana 'he remainder o. the
Ill igrestii8 ooh!sIsa,ion was iost.
narsh! POSSIBLY, Dut unpieasantly near the
trutn.
ODD COMBINATIONS OF COLOR.
Isitnot strange that so many really fine-looking
women inst escane being stvIisb2 n, tho ,ra0
mo ,ho o.hor Az, -. III -,
NV 80 t4'' sd" ''enue' meh-,orheu
woman gazing IN shop window The back of
her black bengaiine gown fitted perfectly and
ABOVE SHINING coils OF jet black hair rested a
req crepe nat OF french effects. long streamers
OF req gauze fastened on the shoulder to fall In
front
oo.,1., -, % P m anu
some gown was loaded with iet and .. .- ,,.,lu
silk vest pulled out over il. NV ladv's com
plexion was sallow and the green made her look
sea-slch, ana under That red hat Ugh. But
Una, was not all Madame,s hands were encased
III req groves. Regular Mephlstcpheles red 1t
must have been, for 1t sneered SO persistently
AT that req nat. And then her parasol. 1t was
one OF the KIND now 1.-THE rage. Peachblow
SIX unuer piack lace. Testing conhdingiy
against the green vest half dozen La France
roses made faces at the other reds, and madame's
Ieet were shod IN brown: The ensemble was
awiul. Yet the lady toilet showed that taste
ana not money was the requisite needed to
maze her stylish.
IL Is not the cost OF the gown, nor the fit nor
the fashion alone that stamp the woman of
style, but details. One lapse In attention to the
smallest detail Will make horrid jar, just as
q note struck out OF tune mars the finest
passage OF music.
Men smile when symphony" in dress is sug-
gested, but science asserts that color has sound
80 fine that the human ear is deaf to its ex-
quisite melody and the artistic sense acts
through the eye, giving the impression of
sound" Strictly speaking. then, there are
symphonies, harmonies, fantasies, reveries
nocturnes and studies in dress Just as in music
and who shall say there not burlesques and
comedies, farces. tragedies, nightmares and
delirium tremens?
A BURLEsouE ON coon r.srr
That woman IN Co. .h.5o, % -.
-. 90 A. -, o' VI i'o "ae "
inseay' 10Y inc reos' IKE regular anarchists,
Killed each other, and combined with her other
prismatic adornments madame was a GOOD
deal of burlesque on good taste.
A slender, snuous demi-blonde seen in the
mall last Sunday was a reverie in soft browns
and ivory Beside her danced fantasy in red.
the rich bright red of the carnation from ber
kid boots to the quivering crepe bows on her
broad hat.
symphony most exquisite was cream and
hor a. she -; .oeu aowh .ne avenue In
Her gown Of green cioth was con,h;naS Sn n.s.
Lettuce rroon voirat .r., %or ,n;Sn WIN
cream lace had Iono s;raomers ~ &C., A"S ~; ~.
blush roses holding above Her naraso, VIZ" .,aa