The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-29


wears modest hued four in hand, made
up snugiy at the partings of turn down
collar.
The chrysant hemum Is beginning TO
make its appearance in the broad lapel OF
the young mans coat ana the
chrysanthemum style OF hair prom
ises to hold on long enough TO
give late comers into the fashion chance
to cultivate it, now, before 1t Is too iate'
Bar bers say 1t takes almost two months
to properly cultivate chrysanthemum
head dress.
Speaking OF chryssnthemums, 1t Is IN
teresting to recall the popular iads IN
flowers for the boutonniere OF the really
superb young man. Only a few years
ago the humble daisy was the proper
thing and the fortunate owner of daisy
field had gold mine. Before that, de-
cade, more or less, the sunflower ruled
the bigger he sunfiower the more bloom
ing Us wearer. Oscar Wilde and the opera
OF "Patiencep brought the sunflowe- TO
may be seen on Weybosset street where a
symbolic sunfiower distinguishes the
front OF Lorimer, Wright & Bromley's
tailoring establishment. George West,
the founder Of tine house, put II there
when he overhauled his establishment and
set mp the present handsome store in the
sunflowe days.
Young "Jim" Ripley, who is well and
favorably known for his own sake as be-
cause he is a son of THE "Jim" Ripley
James M. Ripley, Esq, master OF the
science of law and OF good fellowship-is
back in town after four months in the
woods, which explains his absence
ali summer Captain stephen Waterman
has been with hIn up there, too, recently,
Mr.. Ripley was looking splendidly sea-
soned, but he tells me he Is really not as
strong as he wishes he was and will shortly
go South for the winter.
The bigger and flarier your necktie is
the more you will be in it from metro
politan standpoint just now. Don't be
afraid of being too loud. You can't be.
Do you notice that it always rains dur
ing Institute week and the consequence
is all the country school mains
get their feet wet and would get
the bottoms OF their skirts wet, too, il
they didn't lit them. / haven't noticed
1t particularly but friend calls my atten-
tion to it. 1t certainly rained on last
weeks "Institoot."
AS dainty and pretty bit of trimming
as any building in town can show Is TO be
seen in the fancy round-ended brick on
the face OF the upper story of the new
Studley block on Weybosset street.
1t is interesting to note that
the arrangements for special car
10 take home the New York gentlemen
who are "following the races" at
Marriage nset Park, so that they may vote
on November 8, are all being made with
the New York Democratic Committee.
Patrolman Joe Curtis fist is reckoned
the hardest on the force. He can split
his lignum vitae "billy" by striking 1t
across the knuckles of his left hand.
The orinne Opsra Company is always
peculia interesting from the fact that
it's annual visit for years has brought the
same company OF people with the star. The
same familiar faces are seen not only
among the principals bet among the lesser
talent, while some OF the chorus have
grown really old in the service OF Mrs.
Kimballs varied productions.
His Honor Mayor Olncy is a teetotaler
and he doesn't smoke.
Millard, the Brown football player.
tested at scars before he felt q
wound. He allowed that few
broken bones cut no firure to
the football enthusiast. They'd mend
again. Now the sturdy young kicker is
having an experience with the mending
operation.
Big squads OF trained nurses are an
nually turnsd out from tho Rhode Island
Hospital and yet married friend
tells ma that every time-well,
every i'm ho wants TO engage nurse
he has difficulty in getting one.
asked medical friend about this
strange melting away of supply in pro-
portion to demand ana he expressed HE
opinion that 1t was due to the fact that
nurses marry off with almost startling
rapidity.
DIR. Garvin has secured the Turks Head
stereopticon for the exposition of his
political principles. The stereopticon
screen ia we'll up in the air, ike the Doctors
princiflo
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