The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-12

Deen PRECEDED Dy so mucE new WOIudu-
ism and emaciated femaleishness.
At the fashionable dressmakers, for
instance, there are pretty frocks being
constructed by the hundred for her
special use. They are aof gauze and
muslin and chiffon. and they are trim
med in such a fashion that a mere man
must pause abashed in attempting to
describe them. They will float with
the breezes In the waltz and catch the
stif winds on yacht decks through the
summer long. They are quite as friv-
olous and expensive as they have ever
been, more so than ever. a swell Fifth
avenue modiste assured me. on account
or the extra material required in their
construction. The hats are fearfully
and wonderfully trimmed with rich ma
terials. and there are more varieties OF
costumes required by the swagger girl
this year than ever before. 40
The summer girl becoming extinct =?
Nonsense said Calumet club man,
who was drinking Scotch whisky and
soda at the Waldorf yesterday after
noon. she will own the earth this
year. as she has always done In the
past. Who Is she, anyhow, and where
does she go in the winter? / have
been engaged to several of her. but l
never got a card from her during the
winter in New York. That is why we
always hope to see her again. VIII
there be much difference between this
years girl and last? Well think that
probably she will sit up a little later
on the piazza and may drink more
sherry cobblers at the Casino in the
mornings. That is the only way IN
which this feminine progress VIII at
feet her. It's going to exert a baneful
influence on the summer girl in thai
way. think. but not in an intelle ct1a1
fashion The summer girl is never in
tellectual. That's why she is 30 nice;
I'll make wager that the bathing suit
OF 1895 Will be more beautifully brief
than ever before. OF course she will
go in for golf as well as tennis this
year. But you know how a woman
plays tennis as a general rule. The
nice women, / mean! They simply
wear stunning frocks and stand around
with racket and break hearts.
think that feminine golf will amount
to about the same thing. ! suppose the
advanced woman would jump on me
IL she heard me talk in this way. but.
really, you know a chappic always
runs when he sees one of these new
women in the neighborhood. You can
say for me that think this summer
girl will be darling! But don't men
ton my name, please. I'm director OF
a measly bank down in Wall street,
and wouldn't care to have 1t known
that / took an interest In such frivo-
lous subjects" ~,
1 asked a member of Sorosis what
she thought this ummer's girl would
be like. and she said: us there such
a person? / always had an idea that
she was a sort of Mrs. Harris. and that
she existed in the imagination only 81
This summers girl will be Trilby-
esque," said a popular artist, who has
made the pretty New York girls pa
nous by his pictures. There iss a
wave of Trilbyism over the land at
a. k<A
more than the feminine young person.
The summer girl is always young, and
this year she will languish her eyes
and make love more Unfortunately
than ever. She will show her feet. Of
course; but then the summer girl has
done that for ages past" hati
1T think myself that this summers
girl will go in bathing without stock
ing. in order to be Trilbyish. You
know that fashionable chiropodistse all
over town have experienced .veritaz
BILE boom since Du Maurier's book
appeared. Every woman wants to
have the beautiful pink and white foot
that Trilby had, and, therefore, they
have been dallying with lotions and
creams and polishes with the same care
that they usually give their complex
ions. Yes. I think this summers girl
will be Trilbyish, decidedly So" -,
Summer girl" said a strong mind
and four-in-hand tie. IT have never
heard of such a thing and she
shifted contemptuously. with such
earnest work going on all over the
country in behalf of my downtrodden
sex how can 1 hink of anything SO
ridiculous? Summer girl / suppose
you mean some weak-minded creature
who curls her hair and ties ribbon
bows on herself and makes eyes at
men. There will be no summer girls
in the twentieth century! The chariot
of he advanced woman will trample
out these worms who still stand back
in the shelter of their homes from
this glorious battle for our emancipa-
ton. But you must excuse me. I
am going to read a paper on The FL
nal Extinction of Man before the So
ciety for the Suppression of Hus-
bands
KATE MAsTERsON.
NOT MICH OF A WnNn<R y