The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-30


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gogd shirslnss appsaS on CLIFTON
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me aeeofs lloR piait slttpl,s MN not
down a y
s;ilt 8aRa Y NJ s aos Satissls s,ap-
tsheds Z
N 4: touch is eonsi tefsd seE
smart s,T
B ,qlis ltts applldl es ate quIts Nike
hand senlbrofd erys :, ,
AmoaEs tlle Low Hest blues are bltiet
and the beagti fpl soHeltns
tons arange from mere mites I'd
gor;ge Z ~ atttaifs That rsssalhis sun:
bursts. N * ii Is,
The nbiQultolls coat ranges
from q tins BASQUE to the reetoitc
variety.
Napoleons hats ARE hut sths tricerne
with the back upturned straight
across and standing
Most q tie evening gowns are
made up over white
Linen embroidery trimming
many ofSthe summe sinks Iss5.
II The new low shoes az White can, :
vas are daintily embroI dsred oil the
toe. II
i. There's ~ tremen dous penehant Sfor
trimming With sil overed cord, !;
twisted into curious desl gns. v I
Little knots md bows of spft.co
ored ribbon are scat tered ayer III
delicate imported gowns
sheperd's plaid AZ mad SAY VIII
embroidered silk dots sof Blue. rel
and yellow & BiopnI the blaelsandMhitj
ground :;
shir9twaist once more really j.
rt$s@alst With platn siliFtsleeves
|starchea iscGtfs and 4 enetal air pi
severit RI &
Authority that hats 10 bs
worn for dinners yeniag functions
and even. IN The bal lfopns and tiiey
Iarro pretty enonghs 4 4
There will I; ;l,Ss lttsls
| lowered Sor figured cton cost OF M
tetnS ito :ssllp on over the aaDrins
4 frock.
This time the sleg- o:mut ton sleeye
must Keep even With tho Shoulders.
not daring to rise the absurd
heights of sits last pearahce
Many prefer German yalenclennes,
Of hrmer texture and clearer design.
e. the more familiar aud cobwebbr
French ;9tya1.,s,
4 lfaYous Want to he u Welcome isItur
Two things, each Bof Which rs un-
Important, that II do much To con.
|tribqtet6 tliehoste comfort X look
ed after is always be prompt md
\ Idly NyithS$o ygone} ot two maisls in
i the house they cannot lie expected 70
4 give much personal SERVICE aud II )
sI,girlsS does not pick up her own 6ints
|it$nccessltatess the hostess going N
when she has tile chance and doing
3Iitfherself. IIfSs
8aIt IS human nature that tlle visitor
should like one $membe 81 die sasdi:
lily etter than thes others and viii
4 lnSreasons its Itropei ia piiass dis
4 Hiking But to do q Ri me ezlerit
il that makes others feel de strop stliel
4 they are about rs very bad breeding.
I I'm spite 81 the fact that one might
prefer To- tall alone with ones rtlss
ticlilar friend include the others wlio
I dropsEin. Do mot discuss people Is
a things that the newcomer do; ,l,tlS
Il Know, or 40 II Sonly after eSplaipsi.s
lso#that3 they can fol low the CONF ,ss,s
\ ton, says the Detflots Free Press
Accept very few inSita tlons Will
4 out$yoursh ostesss AS IA rlle II sIvald
not3be done at all, but In casesof iias-
Ing al very old lend whom one b.s
mot seen for long; dine 4 Is permits
sible8 to3 80 TO line sor 20 tea without
A TIE hostess then the I'D
friend SHOULD do some thing soon y
I which the8 host ess ~ Invited lob. :.
Il Il glFl ssts de louse 81 i:.,s
other is art 10 foFssi mi slssH
s5eellfFis; shes fanily judged il sile j.
a noisy inco iderate and Originate
she shows immed tatel that she has
been badly brought pp and plnees
1 her parents In ight where theysafe
Open criticism
Neit llPs hostess nor gstes should
always bes on parade Tor there lie
Il times When each has little tlibgs
that must be done; "a hostess must
!, keep her Y oase rnnning; Il guest
has letters tos wright and needs lime
! for resting is a very tactflil ding
on The part of ID guest I'd excuse her
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