The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-08-29

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Yienrv cf Erls-1.-l-.- frle-l, ard Il
rarleucs,l Ir-ie L-El-l-y i- obtaining
the elrrae ~ uerC--s.,-e WC-se where
D. vas l-rr11uce,l g. the Trl-cf rC.e-t
who gave him = cguu-ssl-- ll the
Teuth luss-rs-
Uuil Brumuel came up51 tbe scene
the prince. though ugt re-arkzbie f0f
his taste. had thanks 20 his rank. been
constituted the master % the elegao-
eie.s" OF leader q the dandies. but be
was a. once dethr0ned ~ the superior
geuius cf Brummel who rvtElned the
sovereignty Til the YER is17. During
this period be haeame the model of all
men who wished % lress well and
when Be hsd struck out q new idea be
would smile al its gradual progress
downward from the highess 20 the low
est classes. TO the last % his stay In
England he continued 20 wear powder
rather priding himself upon preserving :
this remnant of the viclle cour. His
clothes were a perfect study. The coat
was generally Of blue cloth and It's col
lar raised against the back % the bead
like the hood of a monk. a style famil
lar 20 US In pictures and miniatures OF
the period The buckskin or nankeeu
breeches were 80 incredibly tight thai
they could only be got on with I'm
mense labor and could only be taker
OF In the zane manner as an eel sd
vested Of iis skin.
Then came a waistcoat about foui
inches long. open on the chest. display
Ing a stiH white muslin cravat Hes
sian boots completed the costume. anS
TO these the beau paid particular atten
tion- They were commonly reported a.
being blackened -au win De cham
pAgne" Al any rate. two shoemaker
were supposed 10 insure the perfectnes
OF their ft-one made the right and Ia
other the left boot. lie lad three glOy
ers for bis gloves. one OF whom vas "A
elusively charged with the cutting 0u
of his thumbs Three hairdressers wer
likewise engaged 70 dress bis hair. a
for the personal appearance of til
sublime dandy his face" we read
''was rather long. bis features ueithe
plain nor ugly. his forehead UNUSUAL
high. hair Light brown, whiskers 10
clined 20 D. sandy, eyes gray and II
OF Ofdity.' His conversation. wifhou
having the wit and humor Of Lord A
vaniey. another % the dandles va
highly agreeable and amusing ludeeS
BrummCl has never been surpassed q
equaled since. The Prince % Waie
would frequently come u morning Z
the beau's house 70 Chesterfield stree
TO witness lis toilet and 90 acquire th
art OF tying his own ueekerchief "a
mode" For many years. uo-withstan,
ing the great disparity ~ rank, Bruu
mel continued the princes intmai
friend. At last, however. coolne'
sprang UP between them, and the IN.
ror OF fashion was forbidden the royl
presence.
TIE Prlnce-then kiag-saw tie 20,
dandy once many years after wAa
passing through Calais. Thackerl
says. The bankrupt beau seat hi
then q snudb0x with some Of the SUI
be used 10 love as plteous token ,
remembrance aud submission. and q
king took the snun and oriered L
horses and drove on and bad not q
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