The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-20


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ls very elastic IN the matter q design. This
alike becoming TO tall and short, slender, and
stout stossy old a,9 aad young "A A Ions: sweeping SD 2 Ing. skirt
with long, pointed lines. Of trimming, makes a
stout woman look thinner. or a short one
sfIfts; l shilSS ouS SG0 to Of cut the Oh new an double ap.
tShilnSesss. The long skirt has all 9f these adj
has It's Disadvantage, ike all the other good
and beautiful things Ia life; and these were
past week, In tho grand promenade Of dress
the women we're not able to walk with their ac-
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deed. it's only within the last few years, since
learned to walk gracefully and we'll ILL., and now.
Just when man is beginning 70 commend her
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t tsifsi T aSd T iost their ahS TSS aInSee ssS%S q eaut aoa
be. CONVINCED that aI these stories about the
drInk, habits being on the increase among tho
skirt was at the bottom Of ali woman's unetead.
Show fall over themselves and one another in
their efforts to make the grand circle; but
theatres, restaurants. churches. street cars.
are finding 1t very hard to execute anything
n rs@ a , nsa u a vog Gep Ion9 s walS:b = ~ t 6n : loag gS sHIts
he he w9% a9 w WhS eSn I glys g nI1y n ip y sEirt me Ia
trails aIl round. Tor that Is q distinct and dit-
c art.
Woman is beginning to think and talk about
Christmas gifts. Man deiers the evil day. us
he has come to regard II. until Christmas Eve.
Wary shopkeepers are taking advantage OF wo-
mans foresight and are showing tempting
novelties In jewelry. bric-a-brac. silver, glass
and the like as well as more, practical articles.
did 7" not af last year. year make IESH . sole@p VOW "Ss t.. herself
to buy all her gifts this year long before the
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H 2 P ? % esys Slfe ' sHl@; must bleed iced for . ,m iss
Therefore the poet brings his poem the shep-
e eena: tie & , saiior. coz coral and shells; The painter.
his picture: the girl. a handkerchief Of her
pwa Hs" but he d did tree reckon on" on n the he'f turn that
this gilt business vas going to take about this
h IS the e eTIe Of the early 2gS ch h Isl mas ST : '""'
Why. | actually look forward to Christmas
ff FISnS WOULD TSG i GfP E's sShls'S re ssp %fi, her T fofs cut 2
gave her a $50 lamp this year. THE time was
when friends exchanged simple little tokens
anu tnOORnT nurn OF IntIl. uuJ u ptbDio
who really love each other seem TO enter into a
handsomest gifts. My idea OF a gilt
Is axpe a0 Son Thing e that pr Rs = ,b sG%S u, to
his or her character and is associated. with him
f 8r hsT an and th %oFe ten dsef th oo % 2bG'iis Is rcaair RS EN- IN
selecting ones. gifts than money. People never
really like us at heart for putting, them under
the habit OF paying, back ones gifts. as it is
vulgarly expressed
Naturally the latest fad relates to the horse
and its trappinEs. The newest belts have
either harness buckles or a horseshoe clasp,
and horseshoe s~cartpins are more sought than
ever before by women as well as men. New
designs In scarfpins are the horseshoe nail.
whip. spur. riding crop. saddle or coaching
horn.
Along string OF imitation pearls is worn by
the up-to-date girl on the street as we'll as in
doors. 1t hangs almost down to her knees.
| and is used solely for ornament. as it is not
made to hold lorRuette or purse. The Princess
OF Wales is said to have started this fad. Tor
she constantly wears n strand OF real pearls
that come quite down to her knees.
The custom OF perfuming the body by the
use OF scented drugs injected under the skin is
by no means new. There are many establish
| ments in Paris and elsewhere which have been
founded solely for this purpose. The outfit
consists Of a hypodermic syringe. a number of
OF the liquids injected. The .Brittsh Medical
Journal wisely opposes the fashion. which is a
aana1nSseeqrf Is q liable y to se arise h from Tie 'e emp fS5rsmt
Of such Instruments in MINOR unless rem
dered. perfectly antiseptic. It Is also, argued
has q tendency to weaken the heart. In fact
there is no good excuse Tor the custom from g
scientific; nsthetic, or moral standpoint;, and
IL Is safe to say that American women viii not
practice IL.