New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02
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The Queen" the food is amazing. one finds
man cook. in white cap and apron, and real chef
he is. too. His kitchen is usually very small All
the floor seams 10 be stove. and al the walls beau
tfUlly shining copper pans but in this little cham
Der be produces wondrous dishes He is assisted
by small boys. embryo chefs. al whom he hings
oishchoths or his slippers. as the case may be,
rooI NIet.Ato l-Ltlss ooNH
thumps are not unknown. but they seem TO sur
IN tine 70 come they kick snd cuff other small
boys with equal vigor.
The night sort Of man Will never notice YOU are
pretty II you wear the wrong things on workaday
occasions" says fashionable woman. The rieht
sort Of man sdmires YOU much more IL YOU look
mediocre IN q Tan O Shanter and innpermeable on
q wet Gay than II YOU appear IN your favorite
chiffon blouse and rose wreathed hat He nav
realize that you have pretty feet clad in gray
suede shoes II six inches q mud but he viii think
you ere 1901 az The back OF his mind. There
many foolst To dress well the really well dressed
woman knows that there are 2 hundred nd one &C
cssions on which she must sink dress entirely 70
achieve any success At all But bear the reverse o.
The picture in mind DO not overdo short skirts
Gladstone bag nor hair Ike q hunters tail There
20 realize IL. The true art OF dressing well IS 70
know where clothes come in second. and p had
When ex-Enpress Eugene put into the roads al
Cowes in her steamer the Thistle 10 see Sir John
witnessed the meeting aware Of its siguif-
canoe But there were some present who renem-
bred that IL vas Sir John Burgoyne who. on the
downfall Of Napoleon III. carried his fugitive
Empress through q fierce gale on his Yacht the
t5aZeie' across the Engisa enamel On the same
night her ma5estys ship Captain fouldered in the
channel. with Sir John Burgoynes brother on
board but the fleeing Empress OF the French
reaGheo hyee N sa[ety bIEenies hair is now
nel from which Sir John yairly vores 70 dis
suade her she in the fun glory az that wonder
ful beauty which was once the admiration Of the
a member OF the Royal Yacht squadron
An eminent Berlin nerve specialist who had his
attention attracted 10 the chronic nervousness OF
many pianists mas been studying the piano from
the pathological point OF view. out OF one thou
sand young girls whom he examined each OF whom
had begun 70 study the piano under the age Of
fourteen. no less than six hundred had some ner-
vOus ulaIady. while out OF one thousand Who had
never studied that instrument only one hundred
were afflicted The Berlin specialist has promul-
gated the theory that no child should be allowed
A great many American girls to-day never study
lnr I2 , - 49,, 80 &c tine Is long SINCE past when
whatever was taught 10 NAV tie ris-7 ss : 49,
ter o course Life for women and girls has broad
5 eFllefi U.S. iss OF iste {ears along TIE out,
today IS s. Distinctly an oDer all ii-7 80 mn g,
background Of girls education. unless she has
SIDE 81 Hfe-that too has o1e1ed M ys-e 5 >, t
modern Eirl uudresnl q by the girl ~ @f-ae- -
twenty years ago. To speak II only one 81 IT,
changes which The altered social conditions have
bred. row much greater stress now laid uDon
proficiency IN speaking the modern languages than
LAID recently a. fifteen wears aan
People travel and visit abroad so much more
than they cid. and national relations have become
much richer. more intimate and varied that IL
has vear br wear grown more important for a
young EeuflevvCrual 20 master other tongues than
her But al round excellence is hard ~ at
really well. other things necessarily
forced into the BACKGROUND = one spends her
DAYS auroinE. swimming horseback riding. golfuE
dancing and visiting continents
ore fr likely 10 Re- neither tine nor arv zrear in
clination for scales and hve-fnErr exercises
~ Is said that agency is about % re formed
ir England for the purpose II buying high class
cats for Aue-ica- This. comments an American
cartsrian would no doubt be an excellent thing
but IL viii be difficult % secure reliable buyers
There fs danger that English breeders viii not
offer their best stock 20 America. bat they
NOR than likely ask extor-.ouate prices. First
an Seems. quite the rule Tor such Transaction
While the fashion % high French heels seems 70
have been adopted by many New-Yorz women. IN
san Francisco u has become almost universal and
The heels themselves have reached their limit In
regard 20 height The strong winds that preva-
lert during the sumner f. sau Francisco make
he.fs a somewhat conspicuous part Of the toilet
and "a hrrhcr a the height u the heels that
.ssees u. difficulty II walking against TIE
wind Il Is surprising 20 See how many women walk
with the turned IL Ioeing II with a com
mon sense snOe Is not attractive but with a mar
row French heel Inches high II gives peculiar
twisting eject