The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-25

The fashionable veil covers many
blemishes.
Stripes have almost superseded plaids in
ell fabrics.
The very latest Partisan isnoY i tho
Greek bonnet.
Parasols are gauzy, misty, ..ys.srious
dreams Of beauty.
Mrs. Andrew Carnegie i an expert
amateur photographer.
.sMannish'' girls who affect tho single
eyoglass are increasing.
The thrce-cornered hats may be said TO
have made fashionable hit.
The Vatican coat i ono Of the most
graceful wraps Of the season.
Rainbow ribbon will illuminate tho
fashionable horizon al summer.
The Legislature Of Kentucky has made
Mrs. Mary Russell Day State Librarian.
RosA Bonhcur has refused 500, 900 for
"The Threshing Floor" her new paint
ing.
Long steamers from tho back Of tho
new hats are not necessarily '.bcau-catch-
ers.
Sandal wood fans, that were fashiona-
BILE years ago, are to DO revived this sea-
son.
Classic styles arc usually affected by
girls with an anti Venus figure and stub
nose.
Pointed trimmings to simulated corse.
let decorate numerous waists Of present
style.
The newest imported street gowns are
not made with the street-sweeping
skirts.
Many women Of the period now look
like Chinese pagodas automatically pros
PEELED.
Some OF the now hats threaten to make
tho wearers look like proyerbial s'periect
frights.
Watches worn on tho breast OF the
bodice Is fashion the funeral Of which
Is near at hand.
1fackintoshes are 90 handsome that no
woman will caro- to 90 In when Il
.'simply pours. +"
Girls who wear shoes too small for
their feet are distinguished by the
'shospital limp"
They call the girl Of tho period ia her
colonial suit and continental hat a .srey-
olutionary dream
Pink peoples and cultivated oats aro
announced TO be the favorite London.
table decoration this season.
Mrs. Lynn Linton, the popular Eng
lish novelist, at one time wrote leading
editorials for several of the London news.
papers.
Medical men rise to remark that theirs
e just y little nonsense about al the talk
Of oranges being good for the com.
plexion.
II Is said that Turkish women attain
their plumpness Of figure so pleasing to
their lords BY eating butter favored with
rose leaves.
Mrs. Harrison has passion for orchids.
and the White House Il decorated with
them. Mrs. CleyeIands fayorite flower
was the pansy.
The University Of Pennsylvania has
taken . noteworthy step forward In es-
tablishing department. for women, with
eight endowed fellowships.
Mrs. Hannah s. 6hute, Of Horso
Heads. N. n, now il her ninetieth year.
attended the first Women's Rights Con-
vention held at Seneca Falls.
That once famous beauty, the Countess
OF CastiglIone, l. still living in Paris, but
in tho greatest seclusion, having exiied
herself from the world as she began "a
grow less lovely.
Commissioner Ouchterlony, Of the
Swedish Salvation Army. has arrived 10
New York, accompanied By her adjutant
and staff officers, consisting Of eight cap
tains, who are all women.
Fashions every day favor the slim, tall
figure moro and more, and it will soon
be well-nigh impossible for the very
short or stout wearer to be fashionably
and yet becomingiy attired.
A Boston dry goods house has estab-
lished free gynasium for the use Of its
women employees and New York house
has suite Of club rooms maintained for
the benefit Of the women Il employs.
Elsa Eschelson has passed successful
examination and has been admitted to
the bar in Sweden. Aftonbladet claims
that she Is the first Swedish lady who
has prepared herself for the pracnce Of
law.
The engagement ring given by the
Comte Ledhino to Mile. de Rothschild Is
Of . superbly large diamond
and ruby placed in : slanting position on
the surface Of the cirelet Of gold, and
two smaller diamonds are placed beside
them.
Miss Hattie Crawford, who lives near
Aberdeen, Ohio, had her ears pierced for
the purpose OF adorning herself with ear
rings. Shortly afterward her face COM
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