Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-27

Ia 1 Ff@tN ~ Isia -.
.,--nrr a place Of pilgrimage 50 renowned
,.r .u rye months last summer nearly
! .t. ,.-.trrs. Il Is said, registered there.
u . ,ne quality of these visitors that
,rr..rs attention. for they number among
r.a such important persOnages as. che
y...-afllis OF Vienna, The Dake and
,.-ss Paul OF MGckIeAbprg, tue Duke
....rgHn. the Infanta Maria Therese oI
T...8l. the Persian Shails daughter.
f bishops. patriarchs, ana papal nuns
THINGS that such people do every
,... else wants 20 10 and SO the khclppe
t. s the fashion. &
H.r.ytr some value has been found
,-. The German physicians who began
P. ..nr.1g have ended by certifying that
g.. humble able IS "A natural physician,
... Dts system worth the attention of
o.. s.i.ntihCally-traincd doctor and
...r.riy In the German countries to-day
O. hraippiste literature IN the hand.
Ha o.. Father Kncippe himself, ne seems
o. bear modestiy his honors, which have
-.sltIy cuhnlnated Ia his being rcmarded
.. Rome ~. ts,es tho .l2o- 80 - -
iuy du5 him for a disintercstci ef-
!.' 90 bring luXuTy-CnfcChlcd people
i.s 70 nature. and the simple and regu-
- Ife OF the orders appears To have
'- shed him the model
... matter has ended by reaching
f...r. and there are. II IS said. already
r. Kneippistc journals pharmacies,
o." physicians. ana the gossip Is OF a
l-.ag- institution TO treat invalids at
Y.u.
s. CHARGTY-FAIR IN PARIS.
a .. serious commercial atmosphere
20 pervaBe the charlty sales held
F.neh society-women than broods
.... r..sc / have seen I'm New York.
are no guy little booths with
-.. .r8peries and panoplies Of flags,
miniature pagddos or Swiss chalets
'.' slrre the eye and frame In the
..- .. and make mute but unmistakable
ls o.. rocket-bpok
... N.Wen are rot IN costume. nor
,..1 . aprons nor do they make any
sa at aU OF playing the vender.
... correct manner. II appears, Is TO
'Ha Indifferent 20 the object Of the
. and 90 give ones money behind
DO door. having ordered, one may con-
.t. worth OF it sent home WItn-
- ..fng taken the trouble g. rNo-c'
.' hast this WIS the impression con-
.. tr q stranger at fair held under
spices OF the Countess Hoyes, wife
Austrian ambassador. and OF the
g- E.rcn, the other day, at the
...r Embassy. al which ali the arls-
... Partisan and foreign official
' .-rei.
@ sHIdre-cornered tables were
Bong the walls and covered with
'.Yu and upon them the articles
a-la placed with no special care
'ho showing attractive.
at show Of the fair was the
'. themselves. All the beauty and
n.r ~ drist0cratic Paris. dressed
Attest elcgancies OF the mode.
the splendid salons. and sat
-1Hlpped. and oVerfiowed into
.-'el gardens, just as at any
'' " uaan reception.
'Tar.r would have been puzzled
-, purchase, II he did not
entirely that he entered with such
B. ... who could look beyond these
women IN ravishlng toilettes 10
1.ion background spread with
la ons and mats2
the articles on sale. they were
.rs.t from those that American
a make for such occasions: Sofa
af covered fouIard for country
-g-shaaes Of pale silk painted IN
H'l embroidered book-eoyers,
~... '.sus. etc. -
s..'E OF THE ToILETTES.
A ..an ara white fine checked taffeta
sleeveless Overdress OF brown
@ Che crane covers the skirt ana
narrow embroidered edge al the
and deep embroidery round ,be
..gs made OF nounee turned
up. The ctape on the bodice
s.are nccked the narrow embroi-
tlc edge and the deep round
yellow straw hat with brown
ana pale green roses.
...s and white checked SILK
la~z and