The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-26

= DON'T know what we would DO I
here without that most delightful I
garment. tie kimona- ! vas cali i
ing rather early the other morn i
ing On a charming young woman SIZE /
evidently did not believe in the carry /
bird. etc. for she was breaktsstIng a.
late hour in fascinating kimOns- l
louFe8 10 snatch Il from her, i vas 50
gorgeous and so becoming. Sut ~
time realized il might not become Ils
more pronounced eEoonpoint as i 1la
the slim and elegant one before MT
but I broke a commandment Just tos
same am sorTy 10 say
In the eastern states that gorgeous
garment Is called the cho-cho-sau. ana
nearly every fashionable has one or
-nrre included il her wardrobe thlIlA
that almost the first article 70 De an
uaxed for American women are ION,
ing II not eKpansionists, especlaliy u
fbev like a thing. However thsie =
nothing more becoming than kiInohA
Tor either long or short women. 4 pisc
~ taHeta petticoat, red rose n u
hair and the feet adorned with red
japanese slippers.
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I heard a story the other day when
sr,used me. II seems French sister
reeautIv came out 10 teach French ~
+ba Academy Of St. Mary du Lac She
uas a charming sister in her gestures
and manner and was anxious 10 learn
the English language. She asked one
IN the American sisters 20 teach her
the Lords prayer in English. TINS
american sister dsd so with great
deal OF relish and apparent sport Ana
chen the dear little Parisienne could
~anaat her Pater Noster in the deligh-
fii language used in this country, she
vent 70 the good old priest, Father
Soren. and told him In French that she
desired he should hear her say her
u~aver In English. Gravely granting
her re0uest. the amiable man listened
with sober face and gentle light N
his ewes while the little sister repeat
cd with earnestness the little ditty OF.
"Old brother Ben
Shot his goose and killed his hen.
telling her beads with the same aeVo
fion she did in saying our tatheF II
French At the conclusion OF her pray
or Father Soren said:
THAT Is well done. sister; you have
acquired the language with great ease
and facility. But. pray tell me. wh'
was the sister who taught you so beau
tifuIly2" She quickly gave the sister
name. and asked in French:
But. my father. do you think TN
Lord heard me Alright, not being &c
customed to me in English
ives. YES. child; the Lord has fult
understood your prayer. II is not IN
v-ords hut the intent"
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We have kept a constant and Amos
Jealous affection for diamonds OF lat
wears: now emeralds and amethyst
are coming in for their share OF favor
ard the paler the amethyst the NOR
fashionable. Pink coral is blenoe'
with diamonds in floral spray, and un
rut turouoises are in keeping viii
the enamels now so fashionable il
buttons and buckles a good many o
The necklaces. and indeed the neel
chains are barbaric in splendor. SOM
are wrought in rough gold and jewe
ed cabochons; these are pretty In en-
eralds. pearls and coral.
Flexible chains. with uncut stones
are the height of the mode. The do
collars Of pearls and diamonds ar
now fashioned with greater care,
that they follow the form OF tn
throat Emerald pendants are ofte
attached 10 diamond necklaces. and
beautiful brooch representing ou
PUSHES alternately OF sapphire' I'll
monds and rubies.
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saw a beautiful gown of past
blue cloth not long since. The ior
skirt had a wide sloped fiounee, aooN
which the cloth vas cut out in pretI
design showing the lining OF Will
satin beneath. The blouse bodice ";
Of white lace mounted on a shallo
round yoke Of lace surmounted oy
collar band 10 match over this olou'
was a bolero Of the cutout cloth oV'
white satin. enriched with q Wld
nointed collar OF lace. fastened in q
confer bv two ro~nd gold buckle
drawn through piece Of blue sil
The belt was OF blue silk and u
sleeves were composed of the clo
Another gown was OF thin Viii
voods trimmed with cream guipu
lace and green flannel The skirt WI
Matted from the waist TO the knee
where il was encircled with band
the lace while below the goods {
handed in fiuunce effect.
The little open-fronted bolero ri
the edges bordered with lace and "
trimmed on the shoulders and eoii
hand with the same. The full FRO
WAS OF plated white moussehne
sole the undersleeves being 81 /.
same airy fabric. plated 10 NJ
lower part OF the arm. The sleeve
the material was finished on AZ
chow and adorned with band
lace The drsped girdle with loi
lace-trimued and fringed enos, was
green panne.
Another gown was OF paie nisu
with The gracefully hanging skirt pis
"a an the back and trimmed AZ
foot Win a wide border Of mauve 8
pure six applique. while long taper
hands OF the same garniture trimm
the skirt al regular intervals rom
border 20 the waist
The blouse was Of white silk ana
lsosero OF the guipure silk. with pa
revers and collar OF the same. ]
fun lace sleeves had the upper p
plated and covered with the s.
while the lower part was fun and %
ing With a deep cuff Of the lace ]
lsis snS eravat we're OF dark VIC