The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1893-09-23
CJR pAEiS LET TER.

Ii the world seems animated by one
brought, th,t is Of travelling; the streets
tile encountered with trunks destined
for some one Of the various railway
stations, and it seems IS though Paris
would soon be depopula:ed.
To know hta0 to Iravel is great
accomplishment, Americans are our
superlors in this respect.
The first thing il Importance ;s time;
do not leav3 anything 30 that there
must be ha tie at the moment or de-
rarture, and laHe just as little baggage
as possible. Above al carry no paste
board hat boxes CT useless parcels.
Especial care should be taken that
the travelling bag contains besides the
nrces arg to let articles, a number or
p*irs of gloves. extra handkerchiets, a
..Nwi7er pocket, toilet waters, small
sk, with its cup, containing brandy
or rum, book, some papers, re"
honbons and that is quite sufficient tor
comfort.
A linen case with leather fnishings
which America call the telescope"
IS valuatlo for carryil s parasols, um.
nrelIas, traveilg rags and small
articles that are necessary if one is
obliged to stop for few hours or break
he journey for night.
Some persons not accustomed to
:ravel imagine that al ol1 costume IN I
nat must BE- worn. That IS a great
error. Accommodations for travelling
are made so perfect that costume Tor
promenade In the city is the correct
thing to Wea-. 1t is imperative that
every detail should be beyond reproacb.
The dus. cIo.k will protect from any
possibility OF soiling. 1t is carried on
the arm and put Oh orly after entering
the compartment. A m"ment must
he given to this garment, it is slmI ~
what is name indicates, a dust CLOAK,
md notLiag more. 1t ought to COM
pietely envelope the figure in sucn q
way that it will catch all the dust OF
the ruute.
The small veil and the good glovei
shou d be placed In the trSVellng bag
Turing the journey. Some moments De-
fore arriving at ones destination, fe"
drops of Cologne or CT any toilet water
should be put on a handkerchief and
the face carefully wipei, then put on a
little powder. Take IF the hat, bIus
It carefully, putting il on again as vel
as the small veil, change the gloves.
The dust cloak should be taken oil
@ ded and put IN the "e 'Velore-Vallse.
Now the toilette is perfect for disem'
barking.
Eating should be avoided in The train
7he management Of the tufe!s is sucl
-hat hunger can be satiSfird IN a yer!
comfortable way without haste anC
without great expense.
To travel in this way is to trave
conveniently, quietly and agrreaolv
1t is net Necessary to speak of straEg'
raveling panions. all who read TILL
are women Of tact and need no advice
DO not take too much baggage, On
trunk ana one hat box is sufficient
The English bat boxes are very con-
yenient becau!e the hats are not thrown
rom side to site. Bands are 80 arrang
ID that the hat can he pinned to them
and thus carried Without harm; aooV
- a small coppartm Mt for wells, hchu
ard pretty lingerie which is so easil.
crushed and spoiled.
Arrived at the end Of our journey W.
IRE free to take our pleasure, to array
ourselves in the charming toilette
which we have prepared for the Sc
,hore, the springs or the country.
at Trouvile lately there we're tw'
rostu .nes who attracted much atten
lion. Th- first was robe Of green am
white pekin with a narrow put o
rreen velvet at the lower edge OF tn
SKIRT. TIE coIsage was very pla'n
faced in the back and trimmed with
woke OF pretty lace; at the edge Of thl
yoke, In front, was a taIl of lace r.aca
.ng below the waist line. The lowe
part of the s!eev-s were white satin
puff of green velvet was at the tor
1no.s of white satin ribbon were placet
IA tie shoulders.