Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-09-29

aibeciai Correspondence Of Gazette aud journal
iii New York, Sept. 23.-Everybody who
III anybody is coming back from Raris.
hdhe first thing you are told, and every
Tidy who is somebody is a woman
rtbdy, is, that unless you can wear
idherries you are nobody. The French
n han a la mode wears in his buttonhole
as huge bunch of cherries, with stick
Ind leaf as the background. Real2
Nell, they are the next thing to it.
h a are almost ready to swear that
n pose cherries have Just come from
4 10 tree Itself; but, unlike those be
Il nging to the tree identified with G.
4 ashington, these are made, of the
.; ost perfect celluloid. Then the dark
o ired girl has a bunch of cherries at
Q ~ waist TO convince you Of its small
D NJ, and theiplump girl has bunch
y cherries in her hair to remind you
y the quantity of beautiful tresses
. at are her own and to which the
!, erries form good contrast. :
Next to cherries, everybody who is
i bybody is drinking Scotch whisky.
nj he bottle that used to fizz and en-
p burage our wit is out of fashion. The
bttle which held the somewhat sour
ltyut lovely colored liquid has, meta
/. lorically, gone to the dogs, while the
I'll ilden tinted sherry, with its flavor Of
M ats and its bouquet Of sweet flowers,
" lay be taken with your soup, but it
not counted necessity, merely a
mi mething that we bear because our
" Iandfathers did it. But the Scotch
u hisky, pale yellow in color, mixed
Al |ith Soda is givepto you all through
MI W.,,. ,I.r,,ar tuhafhar yprt lilo IL mr.
pt, and really, though it has not the
\ rtues of Araby,the Blest in the way
II smell, still it IS not altogether crimi.
NJ Ii, and it's taste can and must be Gull
y waited. *
THE queen has INDUCED in Scotch
hd soda until she has forgotten her
II fyn age and has to refer to the ssPeer-
Il Ee'' to discover just how old she is.
for the set that calls itself "we,"
\ is saving money by this Scotch idea,
A id as one young man whose drawl
\ I'D been gained by "Five Years of
\ life Among the Highlands said /:
n LIT is so beastly vulgar, don't you
N how, to be anything but stingy now
A lays. "A fellow, though, has to learn
II LIST how he can give penny to an
her fellow who is starving and has
e usual six wives and children. Still
l fellow learns to give his penny to
% other fellow with the right air the
Y her fellow thinks that he certainly
H lust be duke, else he wouldn't dare
SO careful Of his money. Why my
bar fellow, it took me quite time to
NJ scover that the people who give
A bnderful presents and spend no end
money are always the people who
n Nng up their gold or went out doing
n Uashing and sometimes earned their
n ucats in a way not so clean. We who
kally know appreciate the value OF
honey, and, willie we do kind thing
BIZ fellow, we don't go around
krowing our money away. That's
lastly bad form, and as you are young
n hm going to tell you, my dear boy,
4 take this lesson to heart. Give
A tile things, and people are certain tc
link you are awfully wealthy and
n Try stingy, whereas, as suggested,
life make it some gift that money
\ build not purchase, but which courtesy
build only command. As said before
\ barn to know how to give little ant
\ live that little with the air of duke
N 4 French duchesse. +"
'Ak But everybody who is somebody j;
Managing home to the other body thu
l]earest little night lamps that eve
tlarmed the soul of a woman ant
\ made her feel rich. Generalizing
xpmen are not grateful. Life is short
Ind the changes in hairdressing ar,
Numerous But the night lamps-oh
fti1ey are darlings! They are of china
lvdtd some represent that lovely littl,
cottage in which w. Shakespeare an,
his sweet wife, Anne Hathaway, live,
II their life of diluted bliss, while Their
1are others that initiate those ducks O
kkXoah's ark somewhat that delight tn
FOULS of children and in which liv
lIelephants and mosquitoes of the sam
| Isize. The little houses are of china
Ind there is an opening at the back
N bach. A broad, low candle is set insid
6n the floor, and the light come
Through the windows in front. Thin
how perfectly loveful it would be t
have lamp made after the style 9
vthe cottage of the divine William
Hand as you dream of Romeo, you
Romeo, you would remember how h
said, '"Anne Hathaway, she hath !,
Eay to make earth heaven or he'll
Anne Hathaway"
v# Then, too, we are hearing of the ne
Bazaar. 1t is the thing to give
Il
Nom, private ones, of course. At eac
stall is sold whatever the managers I
That particular one may wish, BIT
8yerything must be of one color, an
All the saleswomen must be dressed
| match their goods. Best of all wei
l two pretty girls who sat under huf
umbrella selling what they Gale
4 fcountry produce, which included no
E&house grapes and peaches at 81 apiec
n or two for 2.25. Hardly any of tt
I&men discovered where the economy
Nbuying two peaches lay; but, then,
M the saleswomen said, il you paid mo
SM YOU had more, which was an argumel
Wwhich no one could deny. Under ii
Nhuge umbrella of bright red 9th
tlE girls were dressed as Normant
III peasants, and every other girl in Il
room was furious because her moth
hadn't been clever enough to think O.
what these girls were.
IN Now the war is over one is permitt'
n to say that, from the feminine stan
point, it was not cheerful one. N
"A body had to hide her clothes and p
H on the--well, you know the things mi
wear that women never know how
n ret on. We didn't have to disgui
H ourselves. Not a single house in q
city of New York was attacked by
I'M Spaniard, and if he had done. this a.
I'M full deed the chances are that sor
IpI practical member of the family wou
|ll lave touched the messenger call, an
|U although the messenger is slow, D
VII Spaniard is slower. back one me
Ud senger against five Spaniards any ola
WI The.gentle youth who wears the OF
IN tons and development OF che
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