The evening world., 1892-04-23

The Prince OF Wales tips IN pairs rather
than in the triple crest remain most popular
trimming, and are set in front, on the left
side, or directly In tho centre. High trim
ming at the back no longer prevails, yet is
occasionally demanded by the shape OF the
hat. Long streamers OF ribbon at tho back
are said by milliners to be a distinctively
American fashion, which they predict will
soon become hackneyed. Satin ribbon al
ready rivals MORE as II fashionable trimming
White and black guipure laces are last
replacing the ecru point de Genes so
much used OF late. There are entire
hats OF white gulpuro lace trimmed
with white tips, and white ribbon
bow while others have pink flowers and still
others have only the prevailing green ioh-
age. Round turbans with low, nearly fiat,
crown OF chip and narrow brim, with fancy
braid turned up In box fashion along the
edge, are stylish FOR morning wear. with
tailor gowns. A twist OF ribbon is around the
crown and is knotted on the left side with
two standing, pointed ends, or else one stln
high loop. The Princess Louise hat, a
slightly larger shape, with the brim turned
down in iroat, is also commended for wear
ing with walking costumes. 1rill OF white
Irish guipure comes down the front from
Prince OF Wales tips.
On her SEVENTEEN birthday, which occurred
April 10, Rosa Bonheur received among a
wealth 1f gifts the decoration OF the Legion
OF Honor and the Leopold Cross OF Belgium.
Few women realize how much cold water
and brisk rubbing beautify the skin of ones
neck and shoulders. Even those who cannot
stand the shock OF an entiro cold bath each
morning would do well to accustom them
selves to taking one to the waisr. 1t Is better
first TO battle IN warm water and with soap,
! nd then throw the cold water over the chest.
neck and shoulders. Rub OFF briskly. 1t
makes the flesh nard and firm, improves the
texture OF the skin, and often has q wonder
ful effect in removing blotchy plmpies and
blcmishes
An old drJ-gOodS man says that the real
! New y ork lady, whose mothers mother was q
lady ami New Yorker, is the most delightful
person to do business with In the world
In the first place she is absolutely reliable,
the very embodiment OF truth and astonish-
| ingly con ,iderae. In the second place she Is
Intelligent and knows exactly what she
| bonds Of friendly Intercourse by an occasional
note, OF perhaps twenty-five words, thanking
the firm, or calling attention to the faith
ful clerk or operator nlling the order.
She Will give an errand boy car fare
or the girl who brings home her dress an
umbrella; at night the Oclated delivery CLERK
Is often provided With such refreshment as
he can pocket or carry away, and 1t is not at
ali unusual for her to have lunch served for
the man or woman from the upholstery de-
partment who hangs her curtains or lays her
carpets. These are some OF the things that
keep the heart IRON corrJding For
unreasOnablcneSs, insOence, arrogance,
assumption, buster and Justification
We are indebted 10 the new people.
These shoppers, who have Just aste OF sue
cess, are the ones who put on airs, kick up q
dust, carry things with a high hand, lord 1t
over the clerts, bully, snub, dnmineer, brow
beat, take liberties and talk big. They Ike
TO remind clerk OF his position, take his
number and complain OF him at the oflicc.
These are the people who nerplex and harass
the very class from which they originated