New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-03
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Time when a woman used any perfume which
pleased her. in and out % season Then came the
craze FOR associsting some particular perfume with
ones self so that every article Of personal use or
wear from the notepaper 10 a handkerchief. should
exhale ones personality, to speak, in terms OF
white lilac or peau despagne or crabapple. Now
fashion has gone q step further and evolved a
charming plan OF using certain scents with certain
clothes and on certain occasions. being careful
large stock OF fashionable perfumes adorns the
crossing taoie o. me woman Of fashion, and odors
lingerie, -0'e-' u g -'1'n STUDY as STOCKS OF
There is something monumental about Louisa
the Dowager Duchess o. Abercorn. who has lust
celebrated her ninety-third birthday surrounded by
no less than 145 Of her 205 direct descendants The
Duchess received The congratulations of four gen
erations-children, grandchildren great-grandchil-
dren and q great-great-grandchild The birth Of
the Master OF Dunglass. the little son and heir Of
Lord and Lady Dunglass, SIX days before had
made the Duchess great great grandmother, and
the hrst event in the nOnogenarian's birthday
party was the photographing Of her grace with her
tiny descendant Of the fifth degree in her lap.
What Queen Victoria is as an ancestress among
the sovereigns OF Europe. that the Duchess of
AoeTcoTn is among the English aristocracy She
mas had fourteen children, whom ten survive
One great-grandson Of hers is prospective Duke Of
Devonshire; another Will in course Of time be
Duke Of Buccleuch, another Duke OF Marlborough
another Marquis Of Waterford. grandson will be
Marquis OF Lausdowne and among her de-
the venerable womans grandchildren are the
Duke OF Marlborough. the Duchess OF Leeds
me MaTchloness q Waterford, the Earl Of Litch-
HELD the Earl OF Durham The Countesses of Penn
broke and Wicklow. the MARQUIS OF Hamilton rba
Ear o. Dalkeith. Vscount Vsuetort and the FarI
o. merry Feope who were present III the p9rtv
f-ocade g5fh I'D sCe g. Nst as, so"neo IN black
ffDs ,r her 4,lsc, bC-,a-- lang white ostrich
Hero Comes" and her descendants suTgaS ad
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youthful members % her big family we're kent af
home by measles and elder ones 1-era 80 =
Yet Others We're detained by military duties in C@y
queen both sent congratuIatfoGJs BE 4l k2g and
birthday celebration is unique in the annals Of Eng
Il is surprising how many common tbirge ors
does not know. A Latin professor IN Boston TT,
versty once posed his class by asking how, nv,
pillars there we're il front Of Kings Chanel IT,
question had ri hing particularly TO DO with latin
bit II brOugh- ut The fact That OF class NJ ttir
OF forty students Of both sexes a rDsiorft,, -.
whom passed the historic building Al least t,a
cay, not one had ever taken uote OF the mar
t"Ilar fact wanted The same uhenorosvo,- 20
-on-o5servance Of everyday details may b. -
served in social gathering Then WHY NOT mn
II 10 some use and have little run out Of itq
= you are planning evenings ertertafv-,,a,--
for q Few friends. ask them a few questions IA ba
answer on paper, with prizes given later m the
lucky guessers. Among the things that goo5
manT VIII not know are the following: e04
right leftI - Tie
. What is .he name. signed in fac-simile on any
= - s. or 80 bin You saw 49,
how high On iDches) is silk hat?
how many teeth have your
v hat are the words a pohceman's shield2
How many stairs there II the first figb+ az
your house, A-' a
bow many steps lead from the street TO the
tronr door Of your house2
HOW many toes has q each fore foot p n,
each hind foot? "
mat tho exact words a tWO-cenr sta M, ,
u what direction is -he face tlrned2 +
IN what direction is the face turned on a cent?
4 garter a diner
Not content with the embellishments Of small ar
uci~s o. furniture. ? New-YorI woman has decor
a-ej the walls 81 her studio dining room and music
room "itA panels 81 burnt wood These panels
TORN ffIeze- One SET represents The story OF the
tlli from the point Of view Of the animals and
BIRDS. another shows 4 rYtnTh riding in a sea-
shell escorted hy dsn and h. third erpfo5ies ia.
s.irit Of music. suggested by Shelley's Ode TO