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DEsERET EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY SEPTEMBER ID, 1900

nun and hat. Polka dots the stable
kind. are very much IN evidence and
comprise really the only newness 10 BE-
noted at the dress goods counters.
While most chic accessories Of dress
are Partisan and need the artistic hand
Of the French to perfect them. occa-
slonally we find an easy mark that
we may eopy--as in the case of the new
NUTS. Nothing could be simpler Of con-
structlon. Take two'bolts Of velvet RIB
bon of the same or contrasting colors
and do the basket plait which you
learned In childhood days When the
woven velvet measures half a yard In
length and a little less In breadth. fold 1t
around width Of padded crlnoline,
which you should have previously cover.
ed, lined with silk and tackled together
I'm the form OF a roll. Next cut your
loops. which may be two or three rows
deep. and. lastly add the r0settes
When making the roll sprinkle "a little
sachet powder between the Innings as
homage to The muffs Partisan orgin.
Asa sort Of aftormathtomus.calmorn.
ings has come afternoon cocoa drink
ing. notably at one Of the swell cafes.
Women win appreciate this bt of di-
version. even though Il be a trino mild
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girl IN this case was a monochrome In
scarlet Pretty soon the same remarks
viii be made again, Tor scarcely less
aggressive viii be the woman In pur-
pie Il Is already an established fact
that all shades Of the royal color win
be fashionable. The tlnts that border
upon the blue VIII be affected a great
deal by the clever girl with coQuettsh
principles for blue, she knows, arouses
sentiment almost to the languishine
point In most men.
Newport's fine have been devoting
themselves exclusively to the sea FOR
the past week Fashionable women
have long ago asked themselves the
difference between toilet and spoil IL.
The difference Is the sea. even though
they have been 20 the tailor 10 ne them
out 20 brave the elements. Dress does
make a difference. Dayy" even as Il
did when Bob Acres Arst delighted the
world and n there is one thing more
hateful than another Il Is a becoming
toilet with an oiskin over IT, on the
special yacht day Newport was an oil
well but that fair hands could not hold
II against a wind that played such
havoc with mainsai and topsail The
time came, though, when a near view
of the good gowuing was possible, and
some beauties In the way OF frocks
were exposed. BY the way fine" is
now the Anglo-SaXon word used In
Paris TO describe our rich. Newport
has adopted It's use. and so II goes
without saying that Il viii frequently
be heard in ali the big cities this win
ter
All the most attractive contents Of
half a hundred trunks saw the light Of
day last week on the numerous water
expeditions 1t looked as II Paris en-
masse was on parade, so many novel;
ties were to be enumerated Among
them, hats and NUTS To- match led of.
one Of the prettiest combinations was
an immense black plateau with no other
than a tier OF melon shaped
pieces Of white moline stiffened by
lengths of velvet ribbon. and big black
and white rosettes set very fatty on
the broad brim. The muff TO go with It
was formed Of inch wide black velvet
ribbon and white, woven back and
forth. The ends were finished of by
deep loops OF the black which hung
prettily over the hands. There was
marked similarity between the rosettes
on the hat and the two that defined the
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center OF the downy bagatelle. There
were blue hats, violet hats and hats OF
every other conceivable shade. but an
were picturesquely fiat and were ac-
companlod by dainty an velvet or how-
er trimmed NUTS. Last winter nuns
were partially restored 10 favor. and
this autumn VIII see them thoroughly
Installed among milady's "ludispensa-
bles." Before the time comes to use
those Of fur the velvet ribbon kind win
reign supreme.
u wonder how many or you girls
win be willing to admit that YOU dress
solely to please mcn?" Quericd con-
sclously pretty girl IN purply blue
whom ! encountered ot o'clock CO.
Goa drinking the other day. There was
a chorus OF obs "pshaws' and like
indefinite expressions from the well
bred group IN our corner OF the room
Well said the consciously pretty
one, you might as well Tess up.
won't bother TO poll a vote on the sub
lect but let's have an impromptu ex-
perionce meeting.
Beginning with you. Daisy. TIL
prove that every one OF you Is wearing
some particular thing TO please the
man. Why the unsighuy jade bracelet
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Ferdinand prince Of Bulgaria, is a
friend 60 the Russians and hopes
through their aid 10 call himself king
Ferdinand IS a son OF the lata Prince
Auguste of Saxe-Coburg and Of The
clever Princess Marie Clemou.u. O.
daughter OF Louis Philippe H Us #Ii
TO very much resemble the I1ur1oHa
and is an able man.
Ferdinand was only % years old
when. iu 1857. DE was elected prince ot
Bulgaria on the abdicati0n of AIeEau-
der OF Battenberg He IS au accom-
pIished man. speaking 0uently gU the
modern languages. and is a skilled but-
anlst and naturalist His marriage &c.
the Princess Marie Louise O, Parma
took place in 1893 and was celebrated
at Sofia the Bulgarian capital witch
great state. The princess died lu Jau-
nary. 1889 and there We're az the rw.
many hints OF foul play The friends u'
stamboul0h. the bulgarian statesman
who was murdered q few years before.
had always charged that On. govern.
ment was accountable for h.. death
and that they would Dee avenged Th.
heir TO the throne little Primo. Boris.
Is 8 or years OF age and Co please ..a
people Of Bulgaria was baptized into
the orthodox Greek church Prime.
Ferdinand is likely 10 remain widow
er for some time. as very few OF che
first class royal families of Europe care
20 send their daughters 10 such an un-
certain country.
Queen Elizabeth OF Roumania whose
whose Partially for Russia were inli-
rectly the cause Of the present dIai.
Guilty, IS one OF the most remarkable
women in Europe Had she not been
born OF royal blood she would have
achieved cminence in any one Of o.
number OF professions, Her musical
talent when she was the little Princess
Elizabeth OF Neu Wicd was such that
she won the praise OF her teacher. the
great Rubinstein Her literary talent
was fostered by the praise Of Kotzebue
and Of Arndt the patriotic German
poet. In art she has known many mas
ters and has proilted well by instruc-
ton from each OF them. In each OF
these departments her work is far
above the ordinary amateur level Car
men sylvia Is the pen name that this
royal lady chose when she issued her
FIRST book. a volume OF poems Trans
lated the name means woodland sing
er"
Born and brought up in the plotur-
esque and romantic region overlooking
the Rhine near Coblenz and the
daughter OF intellectual parents she
could not but be a clever, dreamy GIRL
with a love for nature and books IL Is
said that IN her girlhood, accompanied
by her great ST. Bernard dog. she
roamed the wilds IN the Black foras,
In search Of woodland trophies She
early became thoroughly conyersant
with the literature, history and legends
OF Germany and even carried her stud
les into the languages Of most Euro
pean nations. Like most young girls
Of royal birth she was compelled 90
learn all the modern tongues 90 order
that. no matter where her matrimonial
lot might be cast, she would be able 10
converse with her subjects.
In her youth her beauty was de-
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In character for there's opportunity for
cosby tete-a-tetes without tea
headache or a high ball breath. and,
after all, it's for the sake Of congenial-
ity rather than conviviality that wom
en- drink the hours away, anyhow. !
didn't mean 10 sermonlze ever 80 little,
but started out TO say that somebody.
somewhere, somehow has foisted this
fad, and it's go. AS a matter Of fact,
women win congregate on the slightest
possible preteXt 20 show their clothes,
and man win invariably be there 10 ad-
mire. A friend Of mine tells me it's
most amusing, though, to watch the
grlmaces Of the fashionables who are
INDUCING in the cocoa habit. Between
times | think something a trife stron-
ger Is served, and the cocoa is but a
before and after" episode.
DAISY MAY
New York
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adopted the cowhide band The effect
Of dashing girl in a tip tilted SLOUGH
hat with two inch band OF hairy
cows hide Is a triae startling to say
the least but Just two little words Will
satisfactorily explain this and other
situatlons-man: fad"
Woman's waist win be so tempting
ly auayed this fall that IL viii be-
hooye chaperons 20 be on the alert
Immediately you speak of women's
waists thoughts Of arms and the man"
assert themselves. and It win be well.
dears, TO beware. You are apt to be an
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WOMAN AND NAN


Miss Jane slonog finds herself now
well enough of 10 support a husband.
She had been mejitating over matri-
mony some time a young man Of af-
fectionate disposition and good moral
character who would like a little help
10 start IN life, besides. having made up
TO her 1t had almost come to the point
Of an engagement when q man cousin
Of Miss Jane came to visit az her house
Tor week. Miss Jane and her mother
live together The man cousin scared
the cat into the cellar LETT the fne COM
pany soap cake melting In the wash
basin. and Miss James mother had to
follow him around everywhere with a
brush and dustpan. because he never
would wipe his feet upon tho doormat
when he came in Now that engage
ment is Of, and the serious minded
young man will never know why.
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year at a uniform Lowell OF IS degrees ?.
In the winter this is effected by means
OF an elaborate hot air system. and iD
summer the same pipes are used TO
convey cold air
When the proprietor OF a dancing pa
villon recently barred the shirt waist
man from appearing on the floor there
was 30 much protest that be decided TO
test the matter by a vote Of the women
patrons Of the place, Six hundred bal.
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both Of exceptional width. Velvet and
soft, silky light colored fabrics Will be
used When Of velvet, the glrdle Is
smoothly fitted and usually double
breasted, reaching to within a few
inches Of the bust line Where thin
materials are employed best results
are obtained by tucks or folds In dra-
perry form. Girdles are sewed 10 the
lower part Of the bodice and tackled
firmly into position. a last years gown
Is greatly improved by the addition OF
velvet glrdle and stock Il Is quite
au fait to have & trio OF "alikes belt.
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Of the complacent maiden. Converse
tlon Jagged momentarily There was
ralnful silence, as the car had unob-
served run on to the new noseless rails.
At this point an elderly woman In sun
day bonnet and neatly Numbered ging-
ham irock sitting opposite the pretty
Girl exclaimed:
We'll and it's not the trusts thatll
be troubln soon. for when women take
10 usln paper washrags to save hayin
,em Numbered it's high time as wash
ladies' looked out for other business
The pretty girl got off az Thlrtieth
street. where / overheard a churllsh
man say: Women are like geese
where one leads the others flock Now,
I've counted a dozen women on my
way up town all wearing red In some
form or other-unmindful Of It's be-.
comlngness or otherwise, simply be-
cause It happens 10 be a rage start
ed By a dusky brunette who needed
brlnlancy 20 Offset her swarthiness
VIII women never learn sense% The
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busily to be revenged for the slight
which Roumania put upon her when IL
refused 10 countenanoe her marriage to
the heir to the throne and insisted that
she should be dismissed from the court
OF Roumania. fearful and protesting,
Helene retired 20 the Vacaresco estate
up In the mountains, but she did not
remain there long. Her sister married
one Of the Catargi who are supporters
of the pretender TO the throne Of Rou-
mania, and since then all Helene's eX-
traordInary abilities as a plotter have
been devoted TO the Catargi interests.
It is not improbable that Helene, as
was charged at the time Of her soulful
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les and portraits OF women seen at stu
dents exhibits demonstrate this.
The Turkish mother loads her child
with amulets as soon as Il Is born. and
a small bit OF mud STEPPED IN hot wa
ter. prepared by previous charms. Is
stuck on It's forehead.
II is a rule froia which no departure
Is permitted that the temperature In
her British majestys personal apart
ments should be kept throughout the
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4 ROMANCE ten years old may
u cause war between Bulgaria ana
1 \ Boumania, The beautiful Helene
Yacaresco, The discarded sweetheart OF
Grown Prince Ferdinand of Roumania
and the one time friend and LADY In
waiting of her majesty Queen Eliza
beth Carmen SYLVIA of Roumania, is
said 20 be IN Bulgaria plotting most
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dear? You needn't reply It's not for
besuty's sake, but because Jack Is
'dotty on fads, and he has enough saw
age left in him to want you to wear
crude bracelets. beads and other
trumpery in which our tribes Of long
ago bedecked themselves.
And YOU leyellng her eyes at a
mite Of girl who wore a raklsh look
ing felt hat. have buckled on that un-
dressed cowhde band in memorlam, as
II were, and your rough riders valor
becomes possessed Of new halo each
time you look at the chapeau.
Really, I must commend your mai
vete. | can think Of no surer path to
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TOPICS OF THE FAIR SEX.

In The tribe Of the Guarlnls. who are
most numerous IN southern Brazil and
.@'ehd into Paraguay and Uruguay,
'ne men speak one language and the
women another, a traveller who visit
"a The town Of Curuguaty, In Para
quay reported that there the women
speak nothing but the Guarany lam
susse' and men use only Guarany in
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cH1c. pretty giri In a red blouse

7 CHIC. pretty girl in a red blouse,
q looking a triile warm, boarded a
N Broadway car at Eighteenth
-irlcl Immediately there was a muir
,rp- Of move up" and place was made
f9r her 10 be- seated. This done the
cid in the red blouse thrust her hand
INTO the small leather satche swung
of her side and produced what appear
"a 10 De a bunch Of cigarette papers.
She leftly extracted one and gently
rubbed it over her face Behold a
transformation. No longer a flushed,
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talking to them. whereas among them
selves the men always speak In the
Spanish language.
One OF Philadelphia's most distin-
guished portrait painters asserts that
the necks Of American women are be-
coming longer and more slender year
by year The high collar, he declares,
Is responsible for II. All the life stud
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II is real saving in the course Of
year IN backing and shoe brushes for
man 10 sit iu a street car with his
neither limbs crossed and one foot pro-
jected out q yard IN front OF him so that
women passengers may wipe his black
and tlus with their dress skirts as they
move IN and out of the car The really
up to date man viii put out bis right
foot when he goes down town IN The
morning and his lett one when ne
comes home 90 The evening, so that
each Ia turn may have its whack at
being busted and brushed.
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alltuing person
when YOU ape
pear IN a broad
girdle OF softly
swathed nlmy
stuff showing
beneath a heavy
cloth bolero.
But the girdle
soils readily
and again be-
ware! II Is Just
such catchy ex
presslons OF
dress that ap-
peal 70 man and
change the com.
nonplace into
the unusual.
Belts are TO
be Of two va
rteties-fO1ded
and Minimum
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who earn their own living are eugag d
IN mines and factories, Tor both WOMB
en- and children work I'm the mines An
examination OF the general conditions
under which women exist IN Austria
SHOWS that In some respects they are
worse than IN any other European na-
ton.
a matrimonial lottery takes place
Tour times year in Smolcnsk. Russia
A young maiden Is rallied for 5000
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matrimony than
by such charm
ingly hatterlng
attentions. OF
course, every
body knows that
the spotted strip
Of leather is the
latest freak Of
feminine fancy,
but women do
BECAUSE OF the
men who did
Every girl Of
my acquaint-
ance whose best
beau has ever
owned a ranch
or followed a
rough riders
trail or posed as
o huntsman has
straightway
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moist visage
greeted YOU but
one that wascool
and calm. She
had merely used
the newest toilet
article - pOudre
papler. As Is
usual the last
conner In the
car was the cy-
nosure OF all
eyes, and II It
happens to be q
pretty girl as
we all know,
the attention rs
asslduous.
Every man.
and woman, too,
for that matter
had observedthe
little naneuver
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lots were cast, and 593 were in favor OF
lettlng the men go without their coats
The queen Of Holland. % is stated, Is
q total abs.ainer and osteniati0usly
refuses on an public occasions TO par
take Of wine. The queen Is patron OF
the Total Abstinence society and OF
the Womens Social Purity league. and
IL Is said she is among the most active
OF workers
In Austria % per cent Of the women
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rrs.rs being ISSUED o., I rub.e each.
The money is given .o the SIM ls her
5.err. and ua holder of ,ha 'pohy
.r.Eet marr.ss tbe g.rI Sometime for
s consideration. De- assigns Der 90 ap-
other man. I1 ease SIN. decline To-
marry ,hc man who hos won her the
money is equally DIVIDED between them.
kissing s almost unknown 10 Japan
A mother never Kisses her child, low
sr never kisses bis sweetheart
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career at the court OF Roumania, IS in
the pay OF the Russian government.
that has long cast coyetous eyes upon
the gateway TO Turkey commanded by
the little kingdom of Roumanla. Bull
garia although IL offers q further bar
Her TO The advance Of the conQuering
slav Is not a serious obstacle. since
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as danr.rou. a1d updseIr4hi. he ,nos,
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royal woman BIAS fura gtt t.r. a..r
hauu sh. cared far Oh. wounded Ron.
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no bucharest fh.r capital with
crown fashioned from material from
Turkish cannon taken at p.eyua. The
royal m.r." are .H.1.ae. Their only
daughter died a' lU. a.. of g. and the
nephew OF King Charles Prince Fcrli-
uanI "as selected as hIs heir.
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Zion. ana BIAS been ilr years. 20 come
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