New-York tribune., 1905-04-26


och"erin enters Berlin on June 3, three days oe-
IoIe lots her marriage to the German Crown Prince
Gu,S %l be escorted TO the imperial castle oy tne
SILK hats white ties white gloves and patent
Id @ shoes and riding horseback Ihis Is @ an
oid custom the right of which will continue as long
as HohenZollern occupies the throne OF PRUSSIA
A couple Of English women who recently spent
week end at New-Yorl1 wOman's estate on the
hudson, relates Vogue were astonished to fnd
miniature bar. with ingredients for mixed drinks
OF many varieties. installed permanently in one
OF the smaller reception rooms and cocktails Of
fered as alternative at o'clock tea which was
served IN the drawing room. The English women
II Is needless to say. took the tea but the prefer
ence OF the other women in the party is not stated
1t seems if fashionable people must have
set for everything nowadays. watercress
sists Of a low dish with perforated false bottom,
to put the cress in, and number Of small plates to
eat 1t out Of
cake set is another fad. 1t consists of a round
serve 1t on. and is designed for afternoon tea.
oh, ces Americaines! They spoil everything
F1om the old aristocracy of France. as Of Eng
land. goes UP vail for the things that once We're
and are more all owing to the American in
fvence.
In The Boudor." English magazine. woman
with French writes with bitterness of the
deterioration wrought in the manners Of the most
PoAlto Hdtlon IN Ihe world In the last Gecada
SO, laying the blaTae for most Of II at the door
OF the American. Dancing IS but one of the many
ways IN which havoc has been worked. Americans
have brought in their 'farandoIes, quadriIles and
soubresauts. and that abominable cakewalk -
and the stately old dances have been replaced b,,
a system OF irregular kicks and vhirls" Shaking
hands is just as bad. To-day our women squeeze
~ me nahq OF the young man, or even of personages
fio G GiitJieSt Importance There has been
F S1On IN Al tllS natter' however. which is good. A
rev years ago custom was to shake hands with
the mode had to squeeze the hand to the crssb m ~
ing Loint, and some cultivated an uncomfortabIe
turn Of the wrist which brought tears to the eyes
The r. @ naturally the little hands Of
UL u neL chlef charms-did not lend themselves to
t&he the outrageous jerk Of the Yankee.'' Furthermore
by way Of protest against the style of woman
produced by American infiuerce-sometfrnes nftIe
her dashng movements and her free WaiK"tHe
b bPUT1ins grlUc9rsetless (an indeceucy which would
nave made their mothers turn palel-in sou,o of
tne most select households in Paris the pro1essor
tamef5+ it and daughters being
v1f 20 Sil u9Wn with grace, to raise the skirt
There have been prayers more elegant but few
more honest than that Of a little Syrian girl
recorded IN 'Woman's Work for Woman Lord
maze me well" prayed little zariAe. so won't
mother ard help them to live in peace Bless M
inlaws family may love her betts tat hgF fatheT.
brother and make him strong. so he can Teach.
bridegroom SD''''A anu seha her good
When Queen Alexandra and Princess viotort.
VISITED Gibraltar recently they were greatly inter
ested IN the trumphal arches which tba Tvasbo
WI "oi1eA T the town had erected in their hoDOr
S, Sso which were composed entirely OF clothes
10 not buy painted wooden TOYS for the bejr,s
says an authority. During our early wears ~ ne
We closely resemble the lower animals in brinptne
SVet&tnlng 70 the test Of taste Some to,, NAV,
less but Without quesoDns o9GTs they they use ere harm
may may say that the insides Of little children Can
very wen dispense With paint - '7N
Every ono talks Of woman's wit. but II has b.sr
the experience OF one employer that tba o,,U.
women IN his ONCE less alert in r,tn5 .ho
men DONG the same work. He attributes 4bt. ..
the 1act that they don't think 1t worth ,vbUa -
iiaAe the eHorI Without thinking the roa++a- o1,.
CONSCIOUSLY eSaI 10 they assume that they viii ba -
reu IN year or two. and therefore ~ oe mar
any use in their exercising their there ism
aCcounts or Whatever the work NAV he ~ 80 ~
iStake Tor more reasons than one ssr, IS IS a
ness man Supposing they do MARI 9S t1e busi-
~ pe any disadvantage to them to he III dAs, VIII
to his Wife, and he is sure % fbt avn success he owes
asked. ~ 'IIis II they were
AS the desire to give advice 10 all ,o- . ,
upon al occasions seems TO be natural IN r,os+ -
4i"4 oe4nSs' the following story told or = ,vl,
AIio"H woman writer may not be without tn+at
" ms speaking at q working girls club 1rr,t-
u sCccesstul novels asked the members how ~,L
they earned and advised them to put aside . oar
tam amount each week from +bafr r,o-.
nights later the nOvest's doOrbeII ranS - "A teVy
, de nleoers OF the club presented herssIS one OF
nao come TO ask what the income Of 49, j. she
wiser was and to suggest wbat IeI Iate ad-
li4e oushI 70 be put in the bank VI 'he