New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-08

.,.- a-ass,,akers will be pleased TO learn
that those Of their countrywoInen VINO are pau oh
ing London dressmakers are. mucn lhCeASeo o'
the prices charged by the latter AS nlat'er Oh
Fact European dressu1akers and others often raise
their prices to American customers, believing tha'
they expect and prefer, high figure
critic Of French women observes that as a CLASS
+ba1 are more interesting than the men OF thelr
,+.,- 7r,a tility and want of self-control
which most people associate with the French tenn
permanent are not particularly notceaple IN iile
women The French woman. from her earleS'
Years has p training apart from her brothers she
&c taught 10 think and act by rule. ana learns u
know exactly what is fitting to do under every CIR
curnstance She Is simple, with simplicity tna' Is
the perfection Of art grated on natural seL-pos,
senepay educated in converts; but girls Of the
upper classes are often eoaGasea % a ac3res and
supplementary classes ana courses OF rec n
the higher education has MADE great sliloss -.
cne College degrees and large numbers prac-
Using medicine both in Paris and the provinces.
ism and in business they excel French women
make me hoods stores and kindred speculations
TO the latiere with her neat NIUE snoP t!e ~
,og oY snowy aprons and the modiste smiling
assfduous. untirng, throwing her whole neart INTO
her work
Heels are growing higher than ever. and chiropo-
dsts are proba bly, rejoicing accordingly. as the
fashion foreshadows busy season Tor them III inc
treatment of foot ailments
means of Transforming that town from one OF the
places IN the State 10 one OF the
most beautiful and their work has attracted Woe
spread attention. many other cities "ahIls 10
know how il done Petaluma had reserved t"o
Djeces OF property for parks, but had never sue
o.aaad IN making any use of them. The city trus-
tees pIanted few trees and passed gooo many
resolutions and pending further action the PARKS
the dumping ground for 9t The ea Ro ana took
the matter up, and, having raised some money ~
rt 49, the rubbish grub up the stumps and
r-ensre the ground for blue grass and clover me
hut the women sowed the seed second time. PUB
interest was aroused 9 SaaYtv with
greens fountains, flowers ana rare shI9os' -t ne
W me town and are now busy supplying inforrna-
ton not only 10 other towns N CALIFORNIA Jul -
cities all over the United states
The anpItcation Of a woman law student Tor entry
az Cray's Inn, London, has spread consle
through the various inns OF court ana lhe ia"SenS
Gre now, rscktng their brains TO formulate sum
- -, .rgsiI,e reason for her exclusion. POrtia
q, rls, &c all very well: but Portia in real lie IS
too much the inns of court As fIsiT9 tn ems
terrain the young womans proposal soe he c
are still entertained as to Wheene 4I t cyalsmty
The ,,-esent vogue Of embroidery gives a par
+tc,Ier interest TO the following Description oI
gov-n worn by the Duchess Of QueensperrS III I'M
white satin, eTnDIoIueAeN' 80
.a,,rorarv letter writer; 1.-THE bottom OF tiIe Peti
- brown hills covered with all sorts OF weeds
"a every breadth had old stump OF Tree mat
-, I'm almost TO the top OF the petticoat broken
- -aqrAd or worked with brown ana cneai'le'
.-o,,,d which twined nasturtiums IVY He.
suckles perfwinkles. cenvolvuluses anu GIL
- turning flowers which spread ana cofeToo 'i4e
-...,aa, vines with the leaves Var1esateo do you
80 seen them by the SUM- all rather sirahei lnaiA
-. phich makes them look very hsht, 'iie
~n,.rx and facings were green banks WIN si'
- -, waeds and the sleeves ana the rest u '4io
- -. cunning branches Of the same SOFT as
.hoeA az the petticoat. Many OF the ieaFes
snisbed with gold and part OF the s'ulhpS "a ~
- ,.,d lila the gliding OF the sun tAnoIner
shraidered with chenille. the Pater pa sn~asd
eIioi aa eiiad with ramping flowers thht spi
s,oae 80 a breadth OF the petticoai ki9in Lle
$3.50 20 the top; between each Vase " nn.a
49, nsftern of gold shells ana Loliase @ ~
wa q % beavily rich The gown was "hlte salII;
ana me-, also with chenille, mixed with god
tinpiolu. ~ vases on The sleeves, but Two OF
otIlafie' he tail" With all the eiaporatehess OF
Inlse dress Il would probably De nara To equal
costumes of this KIND
.4r, &C. obvious that II men were not such takers
- -,,s,rass might have been transacted WITHIN
-. - writes Mrs Lille Deverreux Blake to
,~z ysrornan.s Journal apropos OF the closing Q,
ihs :. .ession OF the New-4ork Legislature II
Is - women when rnsn are forever orasng ~
Igo m eefings dsooursing e seizures Spe osVus
E r.. DsX III dsjfSerstsYA bod.sk