New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-24


% anything new IN the way OF bazaars OF fairs
but in London they are going 10 have a Hans
Christian Andersen bazaar that promises 10 De
something unique. Each stall vii Illustrate n us
decorations OF accessories or another OF those
immortal stories The centre booth Is 20 ernDody
. 49, - Ffr Claus and Little Claus and the Good
Spirit OF Christmas Gifts is TO be shown IN a
kingdom all his own, with lot Of holly and mis-
tletoe Others viii portray Hansel and Grete- not
forgetting the Witch and the house that was al OF
sveetrneats and such friends Of all Childhood as
the s7epherdess and the Chinneysweep. the Prin-
cess and the Swineherd. the little Mermaid the
If-rie Match Girl. the Money Pig and the snow
The race and fancy that are TO characterize the
"a az o y 0T o illustrate the story Of the lit
lie Mermaid viii wear shiHlIIe4i l o5-s ,i-b
which the grandmother used 70 9ind me SHINING
hair % the six pTlncesses, s L1o.e1 80 e+sge en-
tertalnment-
a Highland dinner Is a very smart affair snd
,-a +pa- is never seen south Of the Tweed says
The Queen The laird wears his fun dress KIT
every night. and every one with any claim TO
clan does the same so that often there are more
killed men around the table than black coats Alas
some q the nouveau richie seem to think because
they rent twenty thousand thirty thousand acres
Of shooting they are qualified 10 don kilt. too but
nothing is more ridiculous. Il IS dress that only
belongs 70 the descendants OF the Highlands The
Duke of Sutherland wears tweed kilt when he
vrande-s about Dunrobn. the gardens OF which
are looking beautiful just now while the dukes OF
ArhoL BuccIeuch and Nontrose all wear their tweed
kits by day and their tartans by night One has
only 10 look into a shop in Inverness 10 see what
an endless number OF clans there are. and as some
q them have a hunting tartan as well as an ordi-
nary one the collection Of plaids and brooches is
ne fSI dress kit is splendid and a man 20 the
manner born looks far better in IL than IN any other
v-ea-er vritF lis ~havd. sporran ard brooches Not
only does The laird wear his highland dress but
MIR WIN "a
49, il ne Pan outside during the meal comes
80 - -oc,, nd rns-ches around the table The
tires e-A iittIe desfennE near to but the player
looks 50 fine one is glad to see him. MOST OF me
the position from their ancestors. and ere rightly
proud Of the post After dinner II tnere IS Dig
house PARTY there IS often dance. Then the piper
IS - his best as he plays his reels for the light
some reels to be danced beating time WIKI MS FOOT
the while"
London seems to be the heaven Of clubwomen,
and the tales OF feminine club lie that come from
that city are calculated 10 make TIE homeless
clubwoEnan Of New-Tork turn green with envy.
club IN London means a clubhouse. and there Is
a boom IN clubs at the present tine. Although
or two clubs have closed their doors, the num-
Der q failures g small compared with the total
number % new clubs opened and Che membership
attained Several clubs lately have been no sooner
opened than hundreds OF women have Joined them.
fearing that, IN the case Of older institutions,
the subscription would eventually be raised The
reazon for this great popularity q CLUBS is not
Lnd-scoFerable, and ought TO De equally opeJaLve
on lE-S ElQe OF the wafer Ire country WoAL%iiA
who quite content 70 play the part q country
cousin rfty years wants a club 20 stay
a when she runs UP town for few days, ana
she Up TO town much more frequently tfstIl
she used 70. The city woman also wants case
- operations for her days OF shopping and bust
ness plaC- where she make appoint Incfts,
leave her parcels. have her luncheon. and even
smoke her cigarettes Il she be inclined. Inc
club s besides useful for entertaining that me
London women do not know how they ever did
without H. Particularly this the case with
who live III the suburbs and who hesitate
- ask their friends 20 travel miles by bus or On
derground railway to see them
An English scribe notes decided falling on IN
the use q intoxicants among fashionable women
and attributes the phenomenon 10 the influences OF
cures Nervous and overworked women who
used 70 fy 70 champagne as pick-me-up. now go
10 rest cures where no alcohol and not even tea
q coffee is permitted and returning 70 tlelr
ordinary life they continue a certain extent, the
Ia Bit contracted n the cure"