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making time a distant and comparatively
r.ci relttive was expected to call and
TAX tea one evening on his way from
Linlithgow.
1t was not often that this superior re-
Iative honCrei her house with a visit,
and Mrs simpson. determined taat moth
ing should be wanting to his entertain
, ment, brought out the treasured spoons
early in the forenoon, with many IN
functions to Nancy touching the care she
should take In Frightening them up
While this operation was being con-
Quoted in the kitchen in the midst OF
one Of those uncertain days which vary
tie northern June, n sudden darkening
Of tho sky announced the approach Of
heavy rain
The hay was dry and ready for hous-
ing. Robin and two farm men were
busy gathering IT in; but the great drops
began to fall while a considerable por-
ton yet remained in the field, and with
the instinct of crop preservation, forth
rushed the widow, followed by Nancy,
leaving the spoons half secured on the
kitchen table. In her rapid exit the girl
| had forgotten to latch the door.
! The weasel and the kite were the only
/ Gcpr"Gators known about the moorland
/ farm, but white they were all occupied
/ in the nay l. ID, who should come that
way but Gcordy Wilson
| Well, the kitchen door was open and
Geordy stepped in. He banged the set
tie with his staff, he coughed, he hem
med, he saluted the cat. which sat pur-
ring on the window seat. and at length
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THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING" SEPTEMBER 10,
QUARRELLED OVER A WOMAN.
John Lovett Accuses William Dee
gan of Cutting His Throat.
n Case-Knifc Used and No Vital
Part Was Severed.

Johh LoVett, twenty-four years old, of
10 Greenwich street, had his throat bad
ly cut this n,rnIuy la, \>uIi,,, paoca,
-, ,o- ,,..NI, ~ w mann pe's""'
VI io' NreehWlCh street. The cutting was
done because Lovett had made an insult
ing rcnark about n yo,,n,, v,or,,n ,,,b, In
q f,t,., - -,
Iiienu oL DeeEah.
The remark was made on Saturday
night The two man vera standing to-
,a,bor t., ,. w
> III i'o"' Vi LoNett nome wheh
the woman In question passed by.
Lovett smoke to her insul,iny,v ord tho
,u,o ,,,o,, &C., ,.'.,' ~ - ~,
wv INV. ai'er war Oh Worus lhuulSen III
rough and tumble fight, In which many
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grown-up son Robin, though he was
counted !ikc.y and sensible ia1; not n
her own thrifty nous keeD.lt, 'huuSa 1t
was known to he on the "l.sat-seFcw
principle. but on the possession OF d'zen
silver teaspoons
Her account of them was that they had
belonged TO the young cheYalier, and had
been bestowed upon her grandfather In
return for entertaining that claimant to
the British crown on his march from GU
loden, in proof of which she was accus-
omed TO p5int out a hnif-obliteraied crest
and the Initials C, s, with whIoh they
were marked.
In the Family resided one Nancy Camp
be-. a girl about nineteen, who was Sus-
pected OF having taken fancy 10 HDn-
in. who reciprocated the sentiment. Moth
ing, however, c5u.j soften the heart of
the widow as regards the match. until at
last the following event occurred and
caused her TO give way. About the hay
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MRS. SIMPSONS SPOONS.
1he Recovery of Them Led to a Happy
Marriage.

IN, me parish Of Bathgate In Llnlithgow-
sure ought tobe reckoned among the clas-
q, spots of Scotland, inasmuch as it
.SI"Iea part Of the dowry which Robert
N Ie bruce bestowed on his eldest daughter
L,sery when she married Walter, the
o. s" steward of Scotland, and thus be-
. zane the progenetrix of the royal and
N,'ucky house of Stuart.
c'a yIhs midway between Edinburgh and
'aSsow' those rival queens of the East
~ vest but out of the common track
NaI'c and travel. 1t has been for ages
PASTORAL parish OF small and rather
backward farms.
nos", ns us pelceable and Industrious
Tpuiauon lived the Widow Simpson.
t,, nS lady valued, herself, not on the
d. leit ner by the cool man vino had
b ~ this life some seven years be-
IL ~, ne commencement Of our story, for
kI,ss were few ana they consisted OF
esAimsd mooriand, not ON hsr
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COWperthWait & Co.,
l04, 100 and l08 West 18th St.
NEAR 9TH AVE-, NEW YORK.
BROOKLYN STORE:
FLATBUSH AVE, NEAR FULTON ST
Coming Events.

Second annual festival and closing OF the
son. at ulmer Park. Wednesday afternoon and
evening; concert and shore dinner.
The General Council Of Shoe Workers holds its
annual picnic next Saturday in Deckelman's
RidEewood Park.
First annual afternoon and evening picnic ten
dered. by Peter & Altman to the Apollo Musical
Club, l. A. 7i3 X. OF L.. and Typographical
Union ss, to-day at Ulmer Park
Grand concert and Summer nights festival Of
the Musical Mutual Protective Union. this even
ing at the Old Homestead, Third avenue Nine
tieth and Ninety first streets. Proceeds to 20
towards establishing home for aged and indl-
gent musicians.
Every Tuesday is THE Worlds" Bar
gain Day" in which all For Sale ads.
are repeated free in THE Evening
World"
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Both Aimed with Precision.

Stephen Clifford and his wife, OF 305 Oakland
street, Williamsburg. both in 81. Catherine
Hospital to-day. The couple quarreled last night
and each threw a beer glass at the other at the
same time Husband and wife each received a
scalp wound and the same ambulance took them
to the hospital. No arrests will be made.
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TO Investigate California Militia


SACRAMENTO, Cal. Sept. 1O--Gov Markham
has appointed military court Of inquiry to in
vestIgste the conduct OF the State militia in this
city during the recent railway strike. At least
company failed to obey orders, and several
were withdrawn from the field. The court Will
convene in San Francisco Sept. II.
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SPECIAL SALE
100 PIANOS.

We will sell during this month 100 new
WATERS upright pianos lincludiug
cover and stool at S225 cash or 500
OH instalments: only $40 down and 50
monthly until p'id.
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The Reason
The World Prints
Double the For Sale Ads.
Appearing in All the
Other New York Papers
Combined is
Because the Goods for Sale
Are Readily Sold Here.
Another /" Bargain Day"
To-Morrow.
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$50 PER MONTH, or possibly less to good ten
ant, for the conveniently located, Handsomely
decorated li-rUOm dwclllnV. 20S f.. Hath st.
SOi TO 32G L, 9th ST new houses, 8 story-
high Ho1p, dnc ncghborhood; rent 81, 900. A.
K. MACkAY. MAll st.
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LEXINGTON AVE. s01 Choice history hirh-
stoop brown stone front residence to let on fea-
sonabie terms Jos. 4. sTECKLER, III Bway.
Lt.NING1ON AVE, 211I near l27th ST. 3.
story, hgh. stoop house, elegantly decorated
Throughout immediate gpSsesJon; moderate
rental to right party. Apply iauItor, loIi Mad
ison ave, corner l25th a.
LEXINGTON AVE, l42.-That elegant house In
VOL2INu 4 son. 5Tth ST.. ID ave-
MANltATrAN AVE 2p2 Elegant, commoui-
Gus house. 2oNbO; extension, II rnpms album
dnnt clospts: pnrk frontage. immediate pos IS
sion. pltNFIEID, owner 32p W. ll2th It.
wANTRLEY PLACE. near West llth st. -3iq
story. - rooms: make Offer Edmund Williams,
10 ". gid 81.
5rn AVE, 40. 3G3, NEAR BATH ST,
rNREE UPPER FLOORS, IL ROOMS; ,.
NEWLY PAINTED AND DECORATED:
ALI MODERN IMPROVEMENTS:
rent very moderate: immediate poSsessiou.
lmr nnrmit nnnlN nMnpr's nillre.
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WE HAVE LARGEST list OF houses. floors q
mas Ia 9Th Ward. FLANNERY & CO., 53f
Hudson st.
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5000 THREE-sTORY, 1875 EAST 124TH
200 THREE-sTORY WEST 53D.
900 THREE.STORY, WEST 9th.
! 800 THREE STORY. WEST list.
/ $50 THREE-sTORY, WEST END AVE, COR.
!, $50 THREE-STORY. WEST SSTH.
I, 400 FOUR-ETORY, WEST GATH.
| 500 FOUR STORY, WEST 9th
!, 500 FOUR STORY, WEST GATH.
2 100 FOrR-STORY, WEST list
p s. TREACEY, l0l WEST BOULEVARD ts5thos
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TO LET-3- story brown stone cabinet trim dwell
lingS, Nos. lh4 and 100 West l3Oth ST. rent
only 800 SWARTWOUT 4 CO., l57 East
l25th St
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Furnished Houses to let.


SD ST., 10 W.-4-story brown stone house,
near Park, l block from l. station; elegantly
decorated. including gas fixtures; handsomely
and completely furnished; a beautiful homer
owner win rent to private family; terms reason
able. Apply on premises
FULLY FURNISHED 4astory nigh stoop, ail
improvements, near West 03d ~. stati0ns
81 500 Particulars q permits address by letter
JANIS r. WALKER, $40 Columbus ave.
FURNISHED HOUSE with IL rooms; steam heat
all improvements near steam and trolley. j.
all improvements CHRISTIE MESDEL.
South NyaCk the HUDSON
NEWLY furnished small house; sell furniture II
desired: everything first class. b. Is Zee, FAT
World uptown.
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTs-Cottage. Q roo' 10;
improvements stable II desired. n. SAFE
co, ~ Clinton place.
WEST 2?D STREET. s-story, 10 ia, 400
West 35th St. i-story 20 rooms. MINIMUM. 1000
West b7th st., 4-story II rooms ............ 2,ooo
West syth ST.. +-stOry, 20 roJms............. $500
East 5j'h ST., Istory. l6 rooms. ........... 3ooe
Lexington ave. 4.stOry, Is rooms.......... 3.Ooo
West End ave. s-stury. l6 rooms.........,,. 200
Also others east and west side MoRRIsoNS
FURNISHED HOUSE AGENCY, 206 W. iist ST..
near Broadway.
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li;nooM HOUSE all isproyements, bedford
Park, New York city; block RR station; rent
sA5 monthly. ", box 600 World, Harlem.
3STORY basement brick house, L 25th st =
near al ave to let. Willie Cohen, l76 IS waN
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WEST earn Ct lstory. lB rooms -. 81 500 year.
West SiSt st. a.tary, ~ rooms ...... ?. 100 year
West Sith st., ~ story Is roOms... |. 500 year
West 9th ST.. 3-stpry ~ rnOms....... 100 year.
East SOth St, i-story, 10 rooms. 300 year
Lenov ave 3-BtniN. IL rooms ,,....... l. 900 year
West End ave, i-sory, l6 rooms. geo. 500 ye,r
Also others east and west sle, MORRISON =
uNFuRNlsIIEp HOUSE AGENCY, zoe West tst
st. near broadway.
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WE HAVE a large number OF .. 2l2 story
houses 10 let on Park Slope call and examine
our fall list OF en- evening.
e. A. GARLAND& CO. 3l5 9Th ave-, b klyn.
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IeraeY City.

TO LET-New Queen Anne house. rooms. cei-
lar. all Improvements; near steam and trolley.
J. J. GAFFNEY Tonneie ave, Marion statioa-
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Al, 2CO- Newly and artistically decorated house,
IL rooms ana bath, ,335 Lexington ave. neaf
Spth ~. one block from elevated: hardwood
floors. open nrcplaces electric bells and all mod
ern improvements. Can be seen at any time.
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81 gON-4 story brown-Stonr, IL rooms: suitablg
Tor boarding house, excellent location. 227
East nd st.
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James Thornton, the popular comic
song writer, has hit upon a new device
for calling the attention of managers to
his new and improved condition. He
glass of settler water in his hand. He
has sent number of these pictures
round to the dramatic agents, and is
awaiting results.
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TO LET-House. Park Slope PRESIDENT st., nenr
OH ave, story, fancy front, l5-room, cab.
met trim, elegant private residence. One-half
block from Prospect Park only 81, 300; 9th ave-,
near Berkeley place 3-story brown stone, IL
rooms, 800: have also q very attractive list OF
houses 10 let on the Park slope and other sections
Of brooklyn Mt .esS than ne-halt New York
rentals call or send now for new special list, just
out, before the best ones are out. 30 Court St
and H7B FlRtbush ave. LEONARD MOODY.
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l22D ST, 45l T. $40 monthly: rent free to oct.
I 3story basement brown. stone dwelling;
furnace In cellars IL rooms; improvements
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THE FOLLOWING sn.-ii and medium sized
houses, at reasonable rents worthy OF in
Epcction aud can be seen between and 8 O. clock.
without
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l27IH ST, lBl T.. corner Lexington .aNc.-3.
story, high-Stoop house, elegantly decorated
throughout; immcdnt" possession; mod crate
rental Ia righ, party Apply Irnitor, 1914 Mad
lSUn corner | Doth Il.
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To LET House and location elegant; 81 Greene
ave. 3 story brown stone: all overhRuled; saul
tary plumbing: rent very low. Inquire on
nremise,.
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Charles Frohman has the American
rights of the new Henry Arthur Jones
play, to be known somewhat ponder
ously as 1.-The Case of Rebellious
Susan" 1t is to be produced this Au-
tumn at the Criterion Theatre, London,
with Charles Wyndham and Miss Mary
Moore in the leading roles. "Gigolette,"
Mr. Sirnss adaptation from the French
also acquired for the United States by
Mr. Frohman is also to be done In Eng,
Bella Pateman at the head of the cast.
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William Henry Frost. the dramatic
Enter, has made a series of stories for
children from the Wagner music
SIsmas. They will be published as
rrfirelight Tales of the Great Music
Dramas" and will be profusely illus
uated by Sidney Richmond Barleigh.
Every Tuesday is THE Worlds" Bar
gam Day" in which all For Sale ads.
repeated free in THE Evening
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Unfurnished nouses 20 Lea.

LARGE brownstOne dwelling, 9th ST.. east 9th
ave; for term OF years: can he used for board.
crS with restaurants surrounded by apartment
houses; reat 81, 900: unfinished. H.. box II
World
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For permit apply owners office.
No. 2;I5 West l(th st., near eth ave.
18th ST. 6 9Th AvE--Iiouso furnished or un.
furnished II rOoms n bath. TLANNERi a
co. sal Hudson st.
3irH 81, 81 W. S6OO, desirable small y
story brick, II rooms good street; nltcrnoon"
45rH ST, 2al T. Private HOUSE, II rooms 4
bath, SN5. can owner, 100 I'D ave.
arm ST, l3O T.. -Four story basement brown
stone high stpnp, perfect order throughout
immediate possession; reasonable.
GATH ST.. lis A 100 w. near columbus ave, -
4 rare chance; . history high stOup brown
stone houses tine private block rent tOEef her or
singly, Tor private or first class boarding muse
lorterm OF years to responsible party. owner,
l2l w. 18th Il.
T8rH Sr., III WEST. -uniurnlshei 4-story
rooms two bath, nil improvements; hand ,umely
decorated and chandeliers; hot and cold water
throughout Address 4. o. BOZ 2IIS
SSrII ST ia W. Handsome brown stone 3
story h basement, buffers extension; posses
sion cnrc'nkcr In house; lnc ncighhorhood; rent
DIST ST 20 w-Elegnut, 4.stary decorated,
high stoop private dwelling, Eas logg, shades
and awnings. Apply to owner 81 W. 0ls. ST.
Thrce-story aud basement brick house, II
rooms, with all Improvements; rent sib. APP
ply Mrs. Hart. 500 Pleasant ave, bet 10th aud
ll7th SITS,
MN ST. near Pleasant ave . story trick
house, 10 rooms SO pcr month b;bO East II TN
CRAFT, l6lI huadwaS,
/ FIFTH ST, l3l H., corner Lexington, ave. -;
/ story, high-Stoop house, elegantly decorate
throughout immrdiot" poSS'wion; moderate
rental 10 right pnTS,. apply Ianitor, 1914 Mad.
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ONLN TWO moro left of the elegant 3-story
basement brown-stOne houses l22 & l2S w.
18oth ST. ; decided bargains: see them at once,
rent moderate; kcysat 1i2 w. l38th ST. OF APP
TO HENT-At Kingsbridge. cottage, ii roomsl
az improvememt.; II minntes from Grand Cenl
trail, 10 from l6Jth st. rent. $50. Apply 3.
MAGINN, 1sOth st. & Eingsbridge road.
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~ AVE a2I, near stuyvesant rHrk--A large
house, "A rooms 81, 500
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10TH ST.. 3iS ". IL rooms I-s. b. s..-Sl $50
I'D ST.. 2Sl ", ~ rooms, 2 baths."......., 700
2sth ST. S37 W.. II rooms .,................ 100
Dist ST.. 42TW.. 10 MONS n bath; good order $50
JOSEPH CuRBIT, 23d ST.. 9th ave
NTH ST. 300 W. House to let, IA rooms FUR
nIture for sale; bargain.
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A.-TO LET. TO LET

DESIRABLE AND I STORY HOUSES.
ull decorated steam heat and electric light
CLARK ESTATE, % WEST 23D ST.
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NEWLY furnished small house; sell furniture II
desired: everything first class. B. Is Zee, TAT
World. uDtOWu
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-03-03
THE WOMAN OF FASHION.
Practical Suggestions for Early
Spring Gowns
Ouieter suitings and Crepe C~Ioths-sprlnS
PROMISES Moderation In All Things
An Overskirt That Is Becoming
A New Cape or Two.
I~COPYRIGHT, is9ll


Fashions wheel turned gavly when
the light, airy, impractical spring
materials were on top, but now it rolls
more slowly to show the quieter, more
sensible ones that are just beginning
TO show themselves. Here come, first,
the lovely pale suitings in silk and
wool-nO stripes-just a clear, pale
ground, quantity and closely dotted
with indefnable figures and lines. In
some, the dots suggest a foreign color.
which must'be brought out in the trim
ming. For instance, a fawn that sur-
gests pink has dottings of both these
shades, lightly i~nterspersed with a
delicate bit of blue here and there.
The French suitings have clearer and
stronger dashes of silk over; they are
particularly serviceable in the clear
browns and olives. Scotch suitings are
heavier, and make excellent own for
both spring and early ummer. These
show a mot tied surface, with dull blue
spots merging into white; gray green
into pinky white; darker green into
paIer shades.
These suitings are made into plain,
full skirts that clear the ground well,
and are four yards wide. The jackets
are shorter than those of last year, and
all show a vest or waistcOat beneath.
They are made up severely plain, with
ever the pretty lace effect at the throat
exchanged for a linen collar and era
vat. Rows Of stitching finished the
edges, and the revers, sharply pointed,
fall well over the sleeves, which show
some moderation Of the preposterously
large puff we have been wearing.
In fact, from present indications, it
would seem that the cry of ''modera-
ton, m~oderation!' will at last be heed
ed, and that we shall do little more
this spring than tone down some of
our most alarming whims and extrava-
gances. The blouse, as it has come to
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stretched out to its fullest extent be
low the plain black velvet belt which
confined it. Here it was cut up over
the hips. The broad green collar, fall
ing over the crepe at the back, was
also cut into divisions. The portion
hat fell over the pretty gauze sleeve
the velvet bands.
More varieties in the delicate crepe
cloths have reached us. These show
the stripes much finer and closer. 4
green that is both serviceable and
dainty is in a dull, dark shade, Of
light texture, and has a minute, close
satin stripe running through over its
crinkled surface; a dull blue has heavy
twisted cords in pink and white,
forming the stripe; a gray is dotted
with big spots of green; rich golden
brown is both pointille and striped
with blue: while a thin silk crepon
forms itself into small square FUCKERS,
and is all of the one clear Havana tint.
While it is yet too early 10 think Of
the spring jacket, one makes a neat
little cape to hang over the dropping
sleeves. The sleeve of the winter
Jacket has its puff too high to accom-
nodate the dropping imitation of the
latest sleeve, and therefore the cafe
Is more acceptable. The coat sleeve,
ct its best, has never been q success;
for. make it large as you will, the rever
and dress puff will never fit neatly
under. The spring cape Is very short;
in fact, it is little more than a deep
collar. 1t falls in godets over shout
ders, and generally matches the cos
tune. \ neat one in fawn silk and
wool mixtures has two short capes-
falling over in the full gOdets, quite
plain and double-breasted IN front,
trimmed with large buttons 4 turn
oown collar in black velvet extends
itself into broad pointed revers IN
front, and turns away from 4 pretty
stock collar of white silk, a SINAI!
chemisette of white, and a neat white
bow. V A SchtEEHr'
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us this spring, shows no change from
the blouse Of last year; the short
jacket is perhaps a little shorter, and
a little rOundcr, the revers a tri1e
more pointed. but what of that? The
sleeves droop a little more. and make
their puff a little smaller: the skirt is
perhaps a little And when
these have been said, is there anything
more to add?
Ave. the overskirt. Is it making any
progress? Sometimes it makes a great
stride by the tasteful form in which it
appears; at other times its progress is
w~Oefully retarded by the lack of any
thing graceful in its folds. Now an
ugly one in brown suiting with long,
square apron effect in front elongating
itself into sharp points at each side,
falls in most unprepoSsessing folds;
while a dainty one in soft green was
the prettiest thing l had seen for a
long time. The skirt beneath was
edged with a twelve-inch band of rich
cmintRcs velvet, which in its turn was
edged with a band Of white moirc, en-
brofdered with gold. The overshirt Of
a pretty green was cut in sharp points
all around. each point falling over the
band Of white and gold work at the
bottom. The overskirt had been c1t
so full that it fell in a large godet be-
tween each point. The bodice was Of
the same green cloth. made very sim
ply. \ yoke of the white and gold
formed half Of it. and the lower half
was made from the gathered folds Of
the green, banded by n white MORE
and gold belt \ very tiny figaro
jacket, in the purple velvet of the
skirt, met over the bust and then
turned back in broad rcvcrs that were
faced with white more. The sleeves
were all in green plain giEot. Such a
gown could not fail 10 recommend the
overskirt: and if Paris sends US many
more such dresses, its fate Will not re
main longer in suspense.
The blouse effects and the long Goa
effects are being introduced into the
robe d'ir1erieur as well as the street
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gown. With gauzy materials the Sc
we're lines may be softened. and a ju-
dicious drape falling over will change
completely the tailor-made look of the
coated gown. This dress, which started
plainly and severely. was suddenly
changed into one suitable for home
wear only, when the crepe sleeve puffs
and blouse drapery had been added.
The skirt was a simple, unp]retentious
one divided as it was into four por-
tions by the narrow bands of black
velvet that ran up and down from
waist to foot, meeting another velvet
band that edged the skirt. The plain
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