St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-18
est little scraps of humanity. 1t may
be because their mammaS dress them SO

est little scraps of humanity. 1t may
+ be because their mammals dress them sc
charmingiy, for they do wear the pref
test, guaintest little frocks and things.
One little blue-eyed cherub is the pet
of the Pier and is being spoiled as fast
as possible. He is two years old, and
appeared this morning i'll very alb
breylated frock of buff India linen
that showed off his little plump pin
cushion legs for two or three inches
above the knee. His little half socks
bronze shoes. A soft sash of buff silk
was tied about his sturdy little waist
in huge bow at the back. The frOck
was low-necked and had short puffed
sleeves.
This small and interesting person has
a young mamma who is even more at.
tractiye and fascinating than he is him.
self. Not only is she beautiful in face
and figure, but she wears the most raw
lshing clothes; it would take whole
GLOBE to describe them all. So | will
only speak of delicious little silken
matinees that she wears i'll her room.
They are of all sorts of delicate tints.
and trimmed with soft frou-frous of
dainty laces. One particularly fetching
is one of lavender French silk, with
revers, cuffs and short beIted blouse of
white silk. The sleeves reach to the
elbow and tine throat is cut away in a
point and trimmed with very full frills
of blonde lace.
There Is Sweet-faced Boston girl
here who is playing sad havoc with
mems hearts.
She is of the ingenue type and dresses
in graceful, girllSn gowns. She has a
sweet blossom face, with great, tender
eyes looking at you iEnocently from
under the sweep Of her long lashes.
There is a susceptible bachelor who is
half mad for love of her. Her apparent
innocence and unworldiness have quite
won his heart away. One evening last
week she was perfect vision of lowell
ness in gown of soft white silk null,
embroidered in silver thread. 1t had a
short piped bodice, with puffed baby
sleeves, and low neck surrounded by
pissed fichu arrangement that hung
far down in front over the trailing skirt
They were sitting out a dance to-
gether. she and the happy bachelor. and
she had been listening to his converse
ton earnestly and looking up in to his
face in the most rapt way, and when iIer
brother Jack came to take her away she
seemed TO go with reluctance.
The deluded celibate looked after her,
dllu Sdlu u lrlel1u.
''There is tire most beautiful girl i'm
the world! So different from the aver
age woman. | had come to the conclu-
sion long ago that they were all vain,
deceiving set. But that girl-such
character; do you not see she carries it
i'll her face? Her brave, sweet, earnest
soul, pure as her white gown. shines
out through those great eyes of hers.
Ont but she is too fresh and fair a
flower to mingie with this wicked
world"
Her fair young shoulders vanished
out of sight, and just then her sweet
voice was saying:
''Oh, Jack! Do take me out for
drink. Pve been bored to death listen
ing to that old simpleton's twaddle, and
l want to wash out the taste with
creme de menthe." Then, with a look
of sweet radiance, she added:
But I'd he willing to stake all my
ducats that he'll propose to me tomor-
row! That will make my fifth. and
Pve only been here three weeks. Not
so bad, Jack. dear, is it?"
And Jack smiled fondly down into
his naughty sisters beautiful eyes.
Sailor hats are the most numerous of
all things everywhere. They are worn
i'll all colOrs and by young and old alike,
and have Invariably low crow and
very wide brim. They are very pi-
quaint looking, and when set just a
tritle on one side are exceedingly jaunty
for outing wear.
White chamois gloves are the proper
nomical things, too, for as soon as they
are the least bit soiled they may be
easily washed with CASTLE soap and
warm water, and pulled into slender
shape while drying.
MARIE JONREAU.