The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-28
Look Hore, Upon This Picture. and
on This.

From those ever brilliant Chicago gal
leries we pick out two canvases:
No. /. Mrs. So and So, author and
social leader" in Lake Forest, is about to
return to nature and dispense the sincere
milk of the unsophisticated cow. "For
years l have given much of my time to
literary work, she says; 'and find
need q change She gives up books
for time; drops the pen and takes up
the sterilized milkpail. We speak under
correction. bucolics having altered much
since our youth, Perhaps milkpails
have gone the way of milkmaids, whom
one seldom sees save on the comic opera
stage and accoutered in diamonds, silk
stockings and such lowly weeds. Proba-
bly, COWS are self-milking in these i'm
proved scientific days. Be that as it
may, the distinguished and highly sensi-
BILE lady in question is going to open the
Crab Tree Dairy and sell better than the
best milk and cream to the best restau-
rants. Red tiled roofs, white tiled
rooms, every scientific appliance and
apparatus; and only the choicest prod
uct of the best bred cows will be grad
uated from this school.
Naturally the decorative possibilities
of such an institution are recognized by
men of taste:
"a number OF the restaurants which cater 10 an
exclusive trade have notified the author that
they not only will buy cream and milk from her.
but they wish to have the output OF the dairy bot
tied In attractive and elegant Jugs One nrm an.
nouncrs a fancy silver milk and cream Jug IN imi-
ta,on Of the silver plate at Crab Tree House. and
another establishment sent word that fancy cop.
Der jugs OF ornamental design should he used
Doubtless Marie Antoinette diaries.
Pastor Fido diaries and 80 on will be set
UP; and they can't help prospecting. We
implore the race of overworked novel
lists to get off the high horse and ait by
the side OF the beautiful conveyed COW.
From passion to the pan; from blood
and tears to milk: from Art pretty
thoroughly sterilizeD to Nature with q
red roof and white tiles.
No. 2. Nine. HosAC, president of the
chicago DTeSSIlhheIe CluO, IdS Dotn
telling it and the rest Of US of what is
to be in the fall:
.'There Is a great demand for the hoopsklrt In
Chicago, and they cannot be made fast enough to
supply those who want them. And no wonder.
Just see how beautifully they set on the hgure and
how easy II Is to walk In Them She pointed to
Miss SCHUBERT. who marched back and forth amid
shr.u feminine notes of applause. Then the speaker
continued
women who have not worn them say II will
never put one OF those horr1d old things on" but
when they have once tried them they arc In ecstasy
over them and bring all their friends In TO get hoops
100. The hoop does away with the necessity of
wearing . large number OF skirts to get the nare
effect so much desired. and II Is found to be both
graceful and comfortable.
women think there Is trouble about walking
In them. but see how easily Miss SCHUBERT walks
Then women declare that It Is dlfncult 70 board
street car or get into a carriage with hoops. But
watch Miss SCHUBERT.
Tho corresponding secretary here sprang
lightly upon chair. as an imaginary carriage STEP
and lifted back again to the door. with . dex-
terity which brought more applause.
"'And stu other women think that something