The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-15

place.
And at the other entrance Of. the Garden
for favor before the Judges who hang over the
coats and English trousers trimmed half way
up S t9 e. the tops 81 their pointed shoes n Lon.
In the dress OF beauty this year. a somhre rich
ness IN the coloring that deeeiyes one into
daSs THAT hS the s sass and san
But there Is something regal in the dress. il
court in the yolvets and brocades the fine
laees and Jewels, the sables and the ermines
the cavallers' eapes the plated and founced
,xSeIvets. the frilled fur and draped brocades OF
many. black gowns eraced a brilliant scone
and at first glimpse they are suggestive OF the
oss Sst EsG wni he's
fine lace Tor the garnlture. because she hasn't
rich satin and brocade. and they are bright
ened with bit Of color or g waist Of full black
One beautiful woman wear wears ,a a plain velvet
gown az e h save HrinRlsd collar OF pale
diamond buckle Her bonnet is another atrsp
two flashing walsyTe "! nRs Of let ct Ali these
Sf material. and most Of, them have 2 waist
belonging to an entirely different family from
os k pse has SoIs 0
az BLACK dress has eiten white or blue or
lay Of Jet or lace It is as il society in a ut Of
economy had rummaged in its scrap bag and
fashion gown. throwing 't tosetSer ef Whatever
they found in the same gown. confident that 1t
would be accepted as modish simply because
extremely full, The bodies are snug rather
hs Every Is se
entity several degrees taller east and west than
beside her needs 1 long DISTANCE t teSpRone to
communicate with her.
:, 1t is the most amusing thing to see one Of
new ,frock coat. which slopes down on the
and is buttoned tightly about him beneath the
white badge bearing his number. which Is
strapped to his back Ike mustard plaster
do not wear this number outside the ring. but
the fresh chappies that have Just got the new
horse that wastes all his energy trying to hit
his nose with his knees and see how hard he
out breaking il or at the fetiockOSoI could
persuade them to part with the cuticle under
lying l that precious number sooner than with
Some Of the intelligent animals have weary
look in their faces when these drivers try their
their long English overcoats and low cut waist
coats, One Of the little hackneys actually
night when one Of these chappes se came along
side with q cold-slaw chrysnnthemum in his
buttonhole; for the .hackneys are extremely
abroad and they are sharp critics. They know
that the scentless chrysanthemum has had its
eether to look like a single flower or a bunch
OF vioiets are the latest London caper.
20, OF course incidentally ID. one looks at the
any swell driver or rider being thrown. lit is
groom 1t Is not SO interesting. But the real
legged being. man. and the evolution OF his
NTH rib. som,etimes known Was. as the other Wo.
the Patriarchs and the subseriptions..
The American woman, like tho American
and sparkie q her f sem en Your s pes sO
the promenade at the horse show and
see her effervescing ,good nature. her
tendernes s with the Hmerean eom q: Hn se
young man. From her ready tongue the, soft
French phrases slip as gracefully and easily as
about the unique, construction Of her som
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the pssrilous path 81 She
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snt She sapF "qa IS
jpst It. don't you know" and then she lets
Only in occasional condolences with her Maker
him, II che did It often she would die: He
YOU Know. delightfully."- surprised. don't you
pom my honor. 1 did. Didn't suppose yoa
would come up for this beastly thing" Then
be psh St s hes he h.n
a girl say it early in the evening. -
pretty wSnnn was leaning over the boz
WH H between having absosteiy I nothins ' to
cent. We're likely to Bring on paresis before the
evening was over: The man who had been
trying 70 work his way up TO- the boy or to
guess wen try somewhere else
II used to. my dear boy. but we've been mar
red Two years: don't see her often now
& sHd IS eq Shss
out in the afternoon. when she stalks about in
the stalls in her riding habit talking smartly
action. Her riding habit has long skirted
bodice with tremendous flare, and a very
and the horsey man In his English riding
breeches and general get up 80 like his own
RroomS ne can't tell Whlch ID which himself,
lend q great deal OF what may be called local
color to the show.
The tailor m ado girl Is there. too. She leads
In leash the uSest bull dog she can find. with
u muzzle that looks as II 1t had been put on
hot and kicked all the time 1t was cooling; She
over q scarlet waistcoat She 10 with the 1880
young man. In his long frock coat OF the same
rough wool and his broad brimmed beaver.
They know sll about horses, too. for they. ara
owners: and the girl talks like q Jockey Of the
dam and sire OF her favorlte breed.
There Is another kind Of q girl there with a
big picturesque kind OF hat and q perfumed
rustic to her garments that is delicious to.
man. She isn't up in horses and can't tell a
hackney from shetland. But she does know
how to coax the grooms to unblanket the silky
beauties. and she does know how to lay her
little soft. white hand. pink tipped and jewell
led. on u horses neck Just where its delicacy
10 best brought out a thoroughbred horse
knows that sort OF a girl and likes her. Even
the great Ouartermnster bends his glossy neck
while she calls him perfectly lovely and talks
about the expression Of his eyes" But some
how man likes to stroll about the stalls with
Just that sort Of q girl who let's him air al his
superior knowledge. who asks him questions
and accepts any kind Of an answer. and looks
unutterable things at him from under the brim
OF that big hat