New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05

Of the "Zwicrjcnetz" Ocwish quarter of the t""H)'
at Cracow, .ealzc small fortunes from the sale
Of these coral necklace, for a Pole OF ~" loW'F
classes will almost sooner 90 without ''"' OF
vltbout her beloved "vodkl' obrlndp than forego
this cherished ornament The "grande dame Is
ii, 10th 10 SEPARATE from her lucky beads mat
when DOMINIC evening .lross with rs lhiiph'i
MALTA Of pearls ana diamonds, she carries 'h'h 'n
her pocket or I'm the lnsid" ~ h'r 'ofHhf'' "h''
on the subject Of Poland. may hdl mat inc or
thodox JoWrsnca herewith whom the country
literally swarms-arc easily distinguished apart
from any physical mark OF race by me silk"n WIGS
which they are forced 10 adopt on the morrow or
their wedding day. Their religion 'Ni'W hh'' OH
the wedding night the trcssca should i'l n''''
the bites OF 3. pair Of silver scissors, ana the mas
sacro is go complete that shorn close to- the scalp
they conceal the skull under hilcons consifnc-
ton Of coarsc ailkcn strands. highly ornnm'ni"l
I'm most cases with blris of back velvet ''"H
with small pears and tufquoscs. may also H'l
that this couture Is sufficient To mar ih' most
beautiful face. and that. as 10 the old women ~
renders them positively witchlikc In appearance.
Austro- Hungary is undoubtedly thr country
vhor. orc nnds the greatest diversity in national
costume thanks Dee IT to the congl1m'rnte population
of the Empire. II would take too long 10 describe
even onc-h half OF these cminently attractive rarhS'
among which the yellow leather boots. PINK Nh'h
shirts ana red hcad-coth OF the Slovah women
and the shecpskin jacket. pink turban and sandals
OF the Carpathian mouniaincer girls are by 10
means the Icast worthy of note In Upper Aus
trla and Tyrol the national costume Is adopted as
far as the concerned during the SHOOTING
season by all the Archdukcs and Grand
neurs' who possess chateaus In the mountains
and even ladies who enjoy out-of-door sports wear
at such times the gray "Joppe." the chic little sol,
felt hat adorned with a channels beard, ana the
short woolen petticoat and leather callers OF The
Isethal girls. In those regions every girl or woman
Possesses a quaint looking necklace composed OF Il
series OF tiny FURNISHED gold silver chainlets
united together by plaques studded with sarneis
and turauoises. and all the chaielanes initiate
them and patronize this orgina. piece OF JeWeify.
Extremely nice Is the dress worn by hungarian
women-a little TOO theatrical. perhaps, out sun
very attractive. The short. puffy skirt OF crimson
and yellow the small sleeveless velvet Dodice I'M
prisonng a snowy shirt aggressively s'afehed
and beautifully embroidered In contrasting eoiors
and the artistlcaly knotted head kerShisd rom ON
ent wined with many-hued ribbons, Is lnIeeu Tan
tazingly pretty In fact. the tout -ensemDe ID 50
fetching that many young girls DelohsnS 10 .ne
/ Magyar arstocracy don the national |tracht Wneh
spending the summer on their Hungarian estates,
but as they need not take into consideration the
motives OF economy which actuate tnelt nunipiyr
sisters they do not, like the latter, remove thelr
dainty little top boots OF ruby-red morocco cEe'y
time they have TO pass through mud or uus,, put
take delight In executing while thus shou Iantastc
! cSxrdas under the great linden trees su''ouna'ns