West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-11-03
OUR NEW YORK LETTER.
Hurrah for the subway-Jaok Frost to
the Front-some Very Fine Fashions.

The event talked Of dreamed about
longed for, is here at last. Today, every
body who possesses any sort of noise.makinr
apparatus from tin horne to gatliug gun,
rs privileged TO let it of The Subway
opens formally, officially aud universally
The biGw'gs, and there are many of them,
will make trial trips up To two o'clock, then
the travelling public will discover what il
means 10 get to Harlem in fifteen minutes.
May We all Get seats For weary years
The Wansit facilities have been utterly in.
adequate to stem the tide Of travel. From
the highest TO the humblest New York has
donglcd from the straps of public convey
anees, and had there only been straps
enough TO SO around 1t might have been
mote bea'able, but there were not.
The atmosphere IS getting frosty. As for
campaign enthusiasm, it is nothing but
frost. Mr.. Roosevelrs hackers are "dead
sure Of his election; and Parkel's adher.
ents are equally certain that he will land
high and dry in the White House next
March; So there you are. Well, | would
not wan, TO be President, were ten times
man Think of trying to please everybody
And think how one has To be dumped on"
because they cinnot please anybody. Ex-
cuse me!
Fashion las an easy Job. She offers so
many pretty things that everybody "femi-
nine gender" afoot or on wheels can find
something and plenty Of it, to her liking.
The fascinating debuialautc will soon be
with as She may have wit, beauty, charm
or profound learning; but she NUT have
clothes, and the finer they are, the better
for her. Some new gowns for debutantes
arc modelled on the lines Of those of the
days of girls' classics, Of olden memory.
Point d'esprit is one Of the most popular of
all materials for young girls coming out
toilets and it is especially dainty and suit
able To- youthful wearers.
Radium silk is a novelty which combines
beautifully with mllc.
a delightful gown for a debutante, shown
al Lord & Tayior's, is Of white taHe,a, en-
bclIIshed with finest lace, in many friIls and
fluffy dispositions, and decorated with tiny
punches Of forget-me-nots.
Cloth and velvet are widely used in com.
binalion for visiting costumes. Some stun
ming effects IN this line are wrought in pale
gay.
Brown Is distinctly 'It" this season No
color, with It's mult.farious shades, showes
up better in fine textiles. Some shades Of
brown combine deliciously with certain
shades Of yellow; and il the woman with
the right complexion gets into costume Of
this sort, she is very dream Of artistic
elegance aud something for the masculine
world TO sigh for.
Provided of course, the dress FITS her
we'll; and It will always do So if decently
cut and fitted over the right kind Of corset.
have time and again advocated the r. &
G. corset to my readers, and ieel it my
duty 10 keep on doing so. am fortified
by every "safe and sane" reason. This cor.
set is constructed TO better and beau,ify a
woman's hgurc-not TO torture and construct
H. II fits absolutely, modifes native de.
fects, and acceniustes natural grace. It's
made Of materials which wear like iron, and
do not slip or give, and thus cause the cor.
set TO lose IFS shape, as so many other
brands do, III the matter Of eorsets. dear
lady readers, be governed by the one safe
rule, "Get the best. " In other words. get
the X. Sc G..
a long cape Of exceptional distinction is
of due champagne colored cloth, outlined
with rich lace uhle over cloth Of gold,
decorated with embroidery garland fashion,
in silk and chiffon, representing pink roses
with their green foliage The shoulders
arc FILLED with embroidery, and hood
effect is produced in back.
Some queer colors appear in millinery.
Mature is boldly challenged in many notable
instances.
Hair combs 10 every conceivable shade Of
amber arc popular This substance is more
costly Than t0rloisc-shell.
Rich, beautiful orange tones appear i'm
ladies cloth Cafe au lau is likewise
fayoritc shade
ffI'" EIINl' aNN NFIndEt DEUS Tor uluUer
toilets and evening gowns are made Of
Pompsdour silks. Shaded ribbons are used
With afternoon dresses
a cute bonnet for a child is Of pale blue
velvet trimmed with apples Of pale green
silk.
a rich dinner gown IS Of purple net over
chiffon, eucrus'ed with velvet The front
of ihe corsage and che elbow sleeves are
trimmed with repousse lace in exquisite
/ patterns.
The lady who affects an orange colorsd
gown mus wear gloves TO match.
a cute coat If white broadcloth for a girl
" twelve, has red aud.whts calhkin cuffs
and collier with long lspels extending 10 The
I wa,sI.iue. EvELYS CABLE.
/ There Ie more Caarrh Dol this section OF
/ the country than aII other diseases Que 20.
\ gctler aud until the last lew years was
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