The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-08-22
WOMAN's WORLD.
A LATE WRINKLE IS THE SUMNER
GIRLS DRESS SUIT CASE.

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Women he women-woman In war.
Bachelor girls continue to rob poor
man of his scant possessions.
The last wrinkle wrenched from the
dude Is the dress suit case. Almost any
hour in the long summer day girls may
be seen running in and out of town with
sole leather or hogskin case in one hand
and a cane shaped umbrella In the 9TH
er. They r of to or back from q sail,
q boat club concert, o country dance, a
summer resort hop or q elambake, and
the case contains the proper outfit
duck O sail cloth for the water. taf-
feta for the musicale or something in
d~escribable for the ballroom, with shoes
and gloves TO match.
There is no telling who started the
dress suit case fashion. Credit Ii diyid-
ed between coaching parties and coun-
try weddings. Even with special trains
and private cars il lie hard TO wear q
drawing room toilet on the journey and
escape annoyance. III accidents do not
happen, there Is apt to be prolonged
anxiety, and that is exhausting. Pro-
f~essional entertainers, who fiddle, war
BILE, read fortunes In cards, stars and
hands and charlatans who go to private
houses purporting to conduct converse
tions between the dead and the credu-
lous have long carried valises, bat this
is the first time In the history Of trunk
making that girls have handled dress
suit cases.
There is no sex i'm the innovation.
Prices range from So to $40. according
to the leather used. The design is uni
form, containing minimum space for q
shirt, waistcoat, dresscoat and trousers.
IL Is exceptional to find anything but
canvas lining or oven a pocket big
enough for a comb. A few have tele-
scoped covers, but they are too clumsy
to be popular. The trimmings are of
the simplest design. A very good case
made of cowhide sells for SIS. The $l2
article is not bad, but cheaper goods
are heavy to carry and ugly to look at.
Fabrics Of this season lend themselves
TO close packing. The crushable silks,
crepons and crinkled silk and null do
up and undo as nicely as linen.
Parallel to fashion runs the business
enterprise. Women who sell books,
jewelry, corsets, trimming and dress
makers supplies for O living carry their
samples in q dress suit case. The butler
and hall men have a good opinion of a
dress suit case and frequently grant
privileges that have to be speedily with
drawn.
Gff11 arrAhnw n~ksn1a Lon hao~n H.
dered from his highness-the key chain,
latch key, guarding ring and all. In
stead of fastening 1t to a brass button
and wearing il in her pocket the guard
is put in q button of her waistcoat and
the keys worn where the good shepherds
carried the stray lamb, on else q button
hole is worked in the skirt band, and
the chain bangles at the side after the
manner OF the time honored 'shuzzy.'
Only $40 or $50 gold chains are worn
this way. Silver chains hang inside the
skirt, pendent from the belt.-New
York World.
n OIlo Cluhs
The Clio club is probably the only
woman's club gifted with a yell" 1t
is q name which lends itself readily to
oral demonstration-Oh-oli-o-li- or
something like that. Yes, depend upon
it, the Clio club is one which is bound
TO make a noise and a stir in the world.
1t is progressive. energetic and full of
righteous aims The latest achievement
of the Clio is q summer clubhouse. The
idea was projected at q recent screen
meeting of this go ahead club, and
there and then the amount of money
necessary to rent a clubhouse for all
summer was unhesitatingly subscribed.
That was Clio club all OVERRIDING what
it had TO do both well and quickly.
So the summer club station is now In
full blast. It has 90 rooms and is stu
ated at Lake Geneva, that idyllic sum-
mer place OF Wisconsin. And the club
house is ideal to match. At first blush
of the project it was suggested that the
club members who took turns in b
journing there should also take care Of
the house. But a sensible woman threw
her whole energy into upsetting this
idea. stGo there to rest" she said,
land cumber yourself with homework,
and in a week your temper will be
ruined, and you viii be ready TO claw
and to scratch"
So when the ladies of first occupancy
undertook TO furnish their rooms they
also furnished the place with cook and
second girl and janitor. Several Of the
ladies took their own horses and carr
riages thither, and there are three boats
belonging to the place, to say nothing
OF q piano, though that does seem q lit
tie irrelevant.
The place Is called "Sans Souci, = and
the title fits. Each lady furnishes her
own room, so 1t is deliciously like d
camp ont affair. Mrs. J. w. Thomas
and Mrs. Mitchell stand at the head OF
the innovation, and members visit there
In turn, taking care to give notice suf-
fciently Car ahead.-Chicago Post.
Advises . Wheel Instead 81 Drugs.
Bicycle riding, says DR.. Denslaw
Lewis OF Chicago, as well as all other
forms OF outdoor exercise, is, In my opin-
inn. decidedIy beneficial. especially for