The morning times., 1896-04-30
hADE FOR CYCLE GIRLS
Fashion Sets the Style for This
h;W Garment.
SOME JUST FROM PARIS
They Do Not Look Like the Blur
Gated Things, But They Are-Cloths
That Are Stylish and Hints for
Trimmings, Buttons and Other In
cidentaIs.

New York, April 2s.-"You are coming
TO see me up In my boudoir tomorrow
wrote girl friend week ago. Il san
for Europe on the Xeopia Saturday Week.
| want to talk TO you before then. Don't
fail me. l have treat for you.
"P. SITS about spring boomers
The important part of this message lay 10
the postscript. And, remembering that
Miss Lila inclined little toward the
New Girl and would have an abundance of
all her attributes, the humble recipient OF
the letter betook herself to a certain nuin
Der on Fifth avenue, opposite Central fafk.
to see spring bloomcrs.
II go abroad week from SATURDAY
cried Lila, land wanted you to sec
the boomers l shall take with me aud the
ones shall wear in New York before SAT-.
They are my Easter bloomefs, and l shaii
wear them upon the Boulevard Easter sun
day afternoon, after | have been 10 cuuIoh
and taken my walk upon Fifth avenue.
"A time for all things, aud Easter AFTER
noon is the time for Easter bloonefs, say
l. The place? The roads running out or
Central Park toward the Boulevard auo
up past Grants tomb.
While Lila was talking she was shaking z
something out of trunk. 1t was all OF
silk and 1t was round and full, as though
stuffed with something. she stood it up
before me. 1t was pair OF boomers
The tops were as full as SKIRT the
legs were as yoluInin9us as co1fee sacks
| and the division that formed the trousers
was not noticeable until the legs were set
| upin walking attitude as they would appear
when Lila, bicycle in hand, started ror the
walk towards the smooth roads OF the PARK.
That is one bicycle suit chirped Lila.
| noting my enthusiastic gaze. AS you see'
| it is of dark-shaded sils, lined with some
thing heavy. The cloak Is heavy blue
1 -Anr SRrD Il
| wear 4 cape. Dorf't you think shall pre-
sent very fine picture Of the New Girl?
! shall certainly be a very comfortaDie
| girl In Central Park Easter Monday L
shall wear these gray and black ones.
Now chatted Lile "since yos have
! come to see bloomers Eam going 10 SLOW
| them to you. You aresnot to be shockefl,
! for forewarned is forearmed, ana snali
| expect you to think as much or me aItei
| YOU find that am a Young woman with
| six new pairs of spring boomers as J"1
did when you knew had six new spring
gowns from Worth. And, to be strictly
! true Que of my bloomer sets did some from
| Paris.
This set of bloomers-I call trousers and
| Jacket a SETS to take with me TO Lon
don to ride upon the Row and when
wheel out past Sandringham. You must
know ] am very particular when l take
that road, for ] am to be presented atcourl
this year, and those Wales girls have the
| most remarkable memory for faces.
"A friend Of mine, Kitty T, who wai
! presented year ago, told me tnat the
| following week, as she was wheeling along
| without chaperon in one or the parks o.
London, she came face to face with the
| Duchess of Fife. The duchess had hel
little girls with her and was stroiiing along
without even a maid In attendance. Kitty
| bent her head to aveid being seen, for hel
! ladyship had assisted at the drawing-roon
the Monday before. But too latel She
was recognized by. polite bow, bloomer;
and ALL
THE boomers that shall wear In
London are of new. kind sent TO me