The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-17

could be taken as -AdrIenne, my friend
said or thought aloud, as we reached
the atelier.
You can be-" was the artists unex-
pected rejoinder, Il have costumes and
wigs for all the noted characters OF
play or novel and for the divinities OF
mythology. You can be Amy Robsart
or Adrienne or Diana; though probably
YOU will not choose that role. We
have gowns that will fit anyone, or al
least can be made to look as Ii they
fitted. The maid will assist you"
And so, with much giggling and
whispering, we arranged that Ada,
who is rather tall and stately, should
be photographed In her street dress, as
Adrienne, and In Greek maiden's 81,
let, sandals and himation.
Dear, dear!'' said she, CT never
thought that, with my closets full of
my own dresses, / should ever wear
the stock gowns of photograph gal
lery. But it is handy, isn't it?'
So, presently out we passed, and
Ada sat down, the diffused light CLEAN.
ing on her beautiful smooth shoul.
ders, and then that wonderful man-of'
acknowledges sprung surprise No.
upon US.
Your shoulder Is trifle fat here
said he, tapping his own. pleas,
grasp the round of the chair with you
hand and lift slightly. There! That
better
And indeed it was. AS Ada obeyed
the great muscle which runs from the
neck to the point of the shoulder
started up and rounded off the bone;
in great shape.
You See" went on the man, who b
pleasant without obsequiousness, ane
manly without bluntness, you see
have to know anatomy like sculptor
Such lots of little tricks like that Their,
are. If you want a dimple right here
you push outward and up so. and if the
collar bone is thinly covered with flesh
=" I've forgotten what the cure fOI
that was. But so he ratified on, while
he fused with his camera and illus
trsted his meaning upon his owr
shoulders. and finally he said: THERE
in q rather positive tone.
Ready, now?" asked Ada.
Dear. no: I'm all through I've
taken half dozen negatives of differ
ent sizes, and of ell the expressions
from pensive thought to jocund gsyety
You don't suppose I'd say when dc
you9 Why, you'd-you'd pose.-and
posing is fatal"
A philosopher, an anstomist. q his
torian, an authority on the drama
archaeology and hundred other thingi
when 7 want an encyclopedia writer
By single man, shall apply TO that
onel
Then Ada did lightning change act
was photographed in her street COS
tune. a black crePon straight from
England, with waistcoat Of white satir
and d yoke piece of cresm-colored lace
with broad ribbons Of black MORE,
patterned with colored flowers, form.
ing braces over the shoulders. one side
finishing with a short end fringed with
Jet. and the other extending 70 the
hem of the skirt and tied into a bow.
Her sleeves had pats % the crepoI
with stripe Of the cream lace at the
top, and altogether il was gown o.
gowns IN day or 50 we shall set
proofs Of those pictures know theJ
win be catering. They would not
suit else
Gowns straight from England Tiers
are more % them in View YORK this
week than for many moons past The +
wanderers vSho strzyed across the seat
in March for . taste Of the Londo1 sea, f
son are already returning, part Of them 1
for Newport and the rest. and they
bring fstter trunks than they took
sway. every mothers daughter Of them I
A peep into some ot these wonder 4
boxes reveals soBe beautiful COWS f
One which ~.li be sen later On TIRE 4
Newport Piazzas l. pale PINK t-ocsae (
with trained skirt. slightly eS2zht uP Il
a. the foot toward the left slde. Dor 1
6ered with deep hand o. pear sud 4
crystal rasseuleateris- The under pet 4
ticoat hath similar o-1zaceDt. and Ike
wise The pointed epzuisttes which fall 1
o-er Pzfsei sleeves Hnishzd a. the e. i
soE Bl:h tE-n hack c1f& Froz1 taG-s