The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-08-07
OUR NEW YORK LETTER.


This ID tie time Of the year when
every native New Yorker who can
raise the price," takes a vacation
at some point as far as his money
Will carry him, from Broadway Not
because he Ia tired of little old New
York--never! But because, in adj
ditioR TO his Unborn restlessness and
love of change. he knows Ii will bene-
fit his health and his business IL he
shifts his scene for a spell.
Meanwhile, everybody whose To-
cum tenens is far away, thinks he lis
moved next door TO heaven when he
can lay hands on enough money
land 1t does take lott to bring him
to this salt water girdled island when
the Summer solstice is upon IT.;
when there are not too many resi-
dent citizens here TO prevent his see
ing the place properly. when our
roof gardens are in full blast. and
when, oh. joy Coney Island is wide
open. Well. Coney was never so
beautiful and desirable as a pleas
fare ground as 1t is now. Ii has been
SO improved and beautified and ele-
waited in tone that it is not only the
finest and most unique resort of its
kind in the world, but women and
children can be as safe within it's en-
iVirons as though in the seclusion of
their own homes.
Materials will be associated in
some very unusual ways, this fall
With cloth coats will be worn lace or
eyelet skirts lined with materiai
matching the coat in tint, The
combination Is quite chic.
Bodices will show suspender eff
fects in trimming; and supplied
fronts will remain in vogue 10 con-
siderable extent Sleeves are small
er. Skirts will fit more accurately
than ever round the hips. and flare
as unanimously at the hem. Some
skirts are draped. seeming, thereby,
TO foreshadow the revival of the
oyerskirt.
Big white erin hats shown by Lore
and Taylor are exceedingly pretty.
having the entire crowns covered
with big roses in all the delicate
rose shades. They are put on close
| ly, yet by no means massed on, the
| idea being TO present an airy effect
| The hats are sufficiently uptilted at
/ back or sides TO look very piquant.
| Pompadour effects prevail. Cein-
| lures, girdles and suspenders are
made of beautiful pompadour rib
| bons. Big bows of the same adorn
children's hats. Wide Pompadour
sashes are worn by young ladies and
/ little girls. Silks show Pompadour
rose stripes. Pompadour coiffures
retain their popularity.
Dainty little perfumed caps are
worn by ladies fond of seeming their
tresses. These caps are of primrose
hued silk or pink. or blue. scented
| by special process, sweet pea being
| the fayorite extract.
Suit cases of rush and mating
have q host of virtues, being very
/ light weight, htted with toilet arti.
eles inside, and permitting ventila.
ton of its sontents. Bathing cases
| lined with rubber are great con
venience To frequenters OF the surf
as wet bathing suits and accessories
may be carried therein. BY the
way. the newest bathing cap is Of
silk rubber, shaped like the bonnet
| of the Salvation Army lassie. and
dotted with blue or white. Whale
and polar skin compose the smart.
est suit cases. They resemble the
hide OF an elephant,
| II il as easy to keep the face free
from superfluous hair as from ordir-
airy soil. with little attention, and
at trifling expense. Any lady trou-
| bled with a growing of this nature
can write me in all confidence and
| will tell her OF splendid prepara-
ton which works like a charm. and
| is used by the most refined and ex-
IcIusiye ladies to their great relief and
satisfaction. My address is SO East
i3oth street, New York.
Scarlet is worn by children and
their elders with equal impunity.
The old historic Berlin work is a
revival In embroidery lines.
Parting the hair Is again fashion
able, Young girls dress their hair
low on the neck
SIDNEY EARLE