The sun., 1902-06-01
GARDEN parties IN FAVOR.
ENGLISH FIi\ OI INfIEI tjI.
ING TAIN tP UIEI.
Picturesque to,tuninE a"d ircr's Pn.
sthir The Example GhCu l., W
RcoseN rli -,,a-,lrn Parties Irs,lt..
I,CuiuatitN iiArh iard noot r.-t.

INc"iua'i, Da"h iard noor "a-ur.
Garden rlrtirs. which '.r m4.. ...-.
have L,'u ONE ., ta' a1..-, .,t...
4 aul.s'. ci' IA England. have a.- ...
'o!I ."t I. t".puc ia.u. r.f..lr Ia t....,
un'l .ai. .,.suu \'N. ',.luNia. ... ....
- .'.. vi'.. "r fl' F-, .!'u'. -.'.,.,.,. ~.
"a. .n a..'v~t", Ll," Arranged .! .r..
"a ..'.I .InlHur -. 'H' afternoon a1I ".u.
& NcNport end Lemon. ., va. ..
10 e.. nyry c, uiN, 1t I.u.r l,...G al
We LEICESTER comfy many Iir. "a ..t..... f.
vii lo .,iN en during IA" summer. v.,. ..
the picturesque acowpl.i .'..- % MAP.
Gucc Tent. opel-lir o',h..'r.-. 81. .,
muslin gowns and men IN hMr..- aa.....-
bochriS or riding ioG-. tuf ur- ui On. ...l...
OF the garden party IL trai II ai.a,- Z
somewhat iniorma! consuming
The English garden parry lf- '.,.,
choeen hy many II m" Euc,l~1 l.....-.,
a. a setting for thclr >."nr> ,.... r.,
Eliot. NJ l. Braddon, Mr. iofro...r ...l
-Ouida- have placed their hrr,- ..i
h"ro.n"s Ia ,ht' admirable o.. ....
for their mee:!ugs and parting
And that the outdoor ia'y- have n...
erased TO charm l. proved hv rb" faci it.;
to-day IN England a. soon A. .prlus b.r
10 color th. hedges and IA" tr,."s. mak.ry
outdoor sc'urs attractive, cdids for Co.,,
form Of entertainment shower upon '.,
tashionabl's II London, and are rag-f -
accepted. for garden parties ofor ,uA ,
opportunities for the dispily of haud-ur
sumn'r gowns and for di-cr,-', Nirtau .,
witn ros''- aud apple blossoms fpr a Dl.a-
ground
OF late country houses have grown Co. -
n"c"S.ity here and beautiful c-'a'..
arr built up in all parts of ia" couu'r.
Offering uneNimplrd facilities Tor ,l,
form of recreation
Mr.. RooSrveit's first garden party "
substituted !or one Of her regular frc-I
tions. and the grounds of the White liu.."
made brautiiui sc'ne for the ocCasiri.
The gowns wera very handsome and q
jolly tline generally Wa tn result
With yodng p"upl" garden parties ar'
very popular. while rlcu liAo them u"cau..
dancing h usually harn-d And a u D. ..
social axiom that ia" function boa~rllc
the greatest number uf men II alwaN- .
success II will h" scn that the garI
party has al advantage over the tea o.. 1
the dihncr dance To which men must %
driven bv main ior,.'
The garden yariy also offers the lo.'
opportunity Tor the display nf plctuiv-,. .r.'
ard dan ~ gowns ana flower lad.u ld's.
The rich summer iroCk> of Ia" ard -
gande mad" over silk are the most rada.t
Great ions manufactured by n"disteS
For evening parties they ADMIT e a COM
hiraiion Of outdoor ard evening d..
that j. particularly effective and art ...
| ard e ;s jh.s that ha- brought about f.."
| fashion ~ the half deculctte gown .ru
| with a picture hat a style 80 often NJ I'D
| for hotugraphic pO-s-
Then the setting of flowers, CAV tor
and awnings. the waiting drag ard tfaY-.
| and at evening the Chinese lait"ri svt'C-
| ing in the brecze. make most lively a 4
| inviting scef A" for n social gathering
| For a garden party with hostess pos
| sessel ~ tic rc~,- -arv ground~ ard re0 =
| all that j. necessary = 10 notify the ca'"ror. .
| the decorator and tho musicians ana -''. d
| out cards of invitation. but 20 tho aN"'a Z"
dwo!!cr. a garden party seems entire u-
| accessible
But the pos sihili,irs of even a citv lac X
| yard are not generally Understood or Ap-
preciated. In ore city block oi back var :
uotahl" conversion VAS accomplished
| 10y German family that moved into "i .
| Of tho houses Ia the spri' < last wear.
| They cl'ai ed and soIded th-ir maagr~
| little vsrt A. though Il wcrr a park. ii"v
| planted Cl'nhi. vines, wOri /. z glDf,, q
and ro~es over The high hoard f-rco. '''-
! put flower and gr'-'n fragrant thi < D.
plenty M the cor "r~, aid text To- 49, .r
| door tley had ticd raV, m"it laid A. a
| blt 81 rcf and white avii Sir'iCh'o "'''.
| 4 JapaueSa rug was rpr al h"icaih 'l"
awui' Z and her" ~" family di"ed o. !
hrcakf,st"d each dav livery evening a
ho-a was played upon the vines NJ cra' .
keeping 'h"W as grNrn and r. @h a. ''.
tiled paw, mrnt was KEEP s'ot'rss al
white
soon othcr families followed suit. 5000.
more elabors'cly and some 'rss. hu' hy .|"
autumn there was s'r,tCh 81 CAV ,i'' H
gardens that looked like hlt - Fra..,'
rather than New YORK. 50 hri gh' and J. I.'...-
ant was ~. some H. such a little grrH. u.
very pleasant garden party on a -rnl ID
scale might IT, given
Nothing - impossible 10 tho hn-r'7t =
inclined. rpr last S"a..ua th.rc vrf" a...
number ~ g1r..Dn parties given co '.'
roofs 81 the 'a,i apartment houses ult , q,
and the-.. were ~ ''i ROOF MATHIS