The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-12

Nsx York Nav Especial Correspond
et-ce-alas. for you unhappy wesreIs y,
pertAcoafs. Where Is your much FaulIassN
Independence now, that you go on
ru3Sasvely through these warm
avs ari.i, some etght Yards OF c1otn cifSi-
80. al.n,,. your ankles and as many
r,osIndS OF stfnening hanging from your
poor. long-sufIering waists: bu' 49,
s,ipa ton is coming ri last. faFts 4Aa9 80
creed that the sgiffened skirt must go,
and whatever Paris says goes as iois a.
fashion rules the world -
IRE haz hean an opening here she
nas+ veek of French creations oy me
Leading modes OF Parfs-gowns TaHeIhS
from 500 20 $50. and not one o. tstea.i
exhibited the stiffened effect. thouah
many were lined with hair cioUn. or cFiH-
dine for about twenty-six inches up the
roy graduating to about eighteen ifcnes
IN the front There were crepons at.u
sarr7rasr silks elatsorately trimmed viii
let ard lace, for Gressy occasioEls' Fgt
outing suits correct cloths ana p"oeI'
we're used, the skirts not dtrer'ng ma
.erfaHv from last years, the jackets nav
ire = short coat effect behind. ana the
taUnty little Eaton Jacket fronts. OF
g,,r,nnar wear suits of linen ana duck arc
made in similar manner, WIN tis a.
dstior Of a wide sailor collar anu Ieseis'
trimmed with a row OF Ehshsh ii-> '+0'''
Che .hrew her round. white arms SnouL
his neck and kissed nim on the ups my
nreserver." she murmured loVhaEE;,, Ia
'"I am glad you like them, dear. s-ala
the happy man. ''Of course III no -
pert as father was in pFeserFi"s Iii
but wears more OF practice ana VIII
AZ ss,e sat in the sitting room smoking
- arfer-ainner cigar she could near
him hunsIning softly, as ne wasae1 'A0
evening diShes-Clncinnal 1flouhe'
,,reftv theater bag is OF pale plne
syk Dafuted with tiny pink roses ~ -
square in shape. gathered up al oile s ~
in folds Between each Ioia theiS -
pleatmg Of cream colored Ia 49,. as,o1it
iIaating OF lace is also gatnefeu alA'o1I
tbe TON of the bag. The draw STRINGS ale
81 nink satin ribbon, tied with large oo"s'
The lining is also OF PINK sa'lh'
x,-or+h was not the firs3 man-milliner 70
ac1,ieve fame In Europe. In the reAsn Oh
7 liz XIV a Bayarian named hohmoess
re.-arne famous IA a designer OF iadleS
br,hits He gained the reputation or De
ine, sktllful III hiding little defects on N'ie
figure. and his vogue was immense
When he died at the untlmely age oil az
ne left a fortune OF S25ov", a vast sum
In those days. In the First Empire ie-
roy dressed all the Processes oil the I'M
perial court
Never were flowers as popular as now.
They decorate not only hats, capes ana
rar,asols. btst even street gowns eNhioit a
nrafusI9n of buds apd blossoms in prefer
ence to any other mode of trimming.
one of the gowns designed for MISS
Letter, whose marriage 10 the lion. AIT.
Curzon took place recently, was or a
velveteen fabric. of crushed RASPBERRY,
and was trimmed NTH pink ehrysanthe-
NUNS The waist exhibited the blouse
effect and had a plain tlas band or RIB
gson for a collar. with large chrysapthe-
mum fastened a each de 0ad5r the ears
Two of these flowers We're tucked into
the folds of the sleeve where II Joined
the waist. There were two more large
blossoms. with an abundance Of green To-
Hace. on the skirt. which vas trimmed
with rosettes of ribbon placed about the
hem AT intervals or d few inches. Where
the bes fastened there was a chrysanthe-
mum. and another was placed underneath
the hrim Of the poke" bonnet worn with
the costume.
Here Is an Englishman's recipe for
orange marmalade which Is delicious: Cut
one dozen Seville (bitterl oranges each in
10 four parts. Put them into six quarts
Of water and let stand twenty-four hours.
CThis softens the peelD Then take the
white core off and slice all up into very
Thin pieces. Put on The fire and boil slow
y, bur constantly. for two hours: shen
add eight pounds Of sugar and hOsl for
another hour. stir the juice of TWO lem
ons IN before putting in the pots Ier the
marmalade get quite cold before cover
inS. Use tissue paper. and brush the
White ~ egg ON both sides. which. when
dry, becomes as tight as a drum
pretty story OF Christine Nilsson is
waited 10 us from across the seas. The
great diva was being asked her opinion of
/ several singers. and gave e. with frank
ness Including one of herself and Nine.
AlhoDi hut sh" did 1sot once alluae %
Nine Patti. You have not mentioned
Nine. Pate" remarked the pertinacious
interviewer. No" said Nine Nilsson. Il
have not" You are asking about singers.
do not regard Patti as a singer. | place
her among the angels. \ Patti only comes
to q planet once IN that planets exist
euce-" Which certainly demonstrated an
absence OF stage Jealousy not often
equalled.
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