Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

New YORK. I 60 Il.-hecnuae OF re-.
ported iutcr' 'ews In which she was
made TO Wy that she spent 500 each
ior 100 gowns a year; $50 each f0r
90 pairo OF shoes. $4,000 for lingerie.
and 5000 for winter iura. MISS Julia
Morosinl daughter of Giovanni w.
Murosi9i. Wall street banker and
famous 1tallsn patriot. was recently
severely criticised By Mrs. ,. Phelps
siohos. formerly Roas Pastor. the
factory glrl wh9 married million
are.
Al the recent horse show Miss
MOro.ini wa@ called the "chamellon
girl' because Of the remarkable va.
fieiy 90 dresses she wore Ia one
week Most Of her dresses were Inn
ported One OF the six was OF gold
and another ~ silver. Drssmakcrs
declare that 81 ZOO would not be too
high value 10 pace on them
For this display MH. Stokes re-
ferfed % Miss Morosini nH n "morai
pouper," on the ground that she pro.
rucee lOhing and through idlcnegs
or Inability % work she n unable
10 support herself ard d a burden on
the community
The bankers daughter met This
condemnation with sho& Of scorn.
when she was seen 40 Elmhurst, the
stately old mansion ai Rlverdale-on.
the Hudson.
a make e rule" she said. TO
give of my means IN proportion 10
what I enjoy A. ! am not idle, that
do produce ioi others and that !
= a.. It.4ft
~ my Judgment of the fitness Of COLI
dltlons o. Sufficient answer. ! wish
To take advantage Of this occasion.
however 10 denv that ! spend moro
than fi26.00o a year for wearing APP
parei ! have not the slightest idea
how much { DO spend but that figure
a absurd
Every woman's dress ls personal
ca herself Miss Morosini continued.
"a viii freely admit that believe
la making myself as attractive
through dress as / cnn. II "a every
womons duty if not her pleasure
~ consider good taste ln dress a
mafier OF science. Clothes draw up.
on an af iAe works ga nature log
support o is really wonderful 90
consider From the depths OF the
earth we gather uur Jewels tn adafn,
from me FOREST and Geld We get our
fabric and color ANA from the very
hentena we saiher the plumagf for
our heads
What do consider fair sum
ior woman 90 devote tO drass7 ~
depends entirely upon the woman I
suppose me right figure is the one
which is in fair proportion rs her ln.
come, consistent with her 0utgo. in.
clndlng charity aud ln accori With
good taste That might be- $4,000
of 5000 "a year
Tho old banker Miss MurDalnfs
father got his start in liiu and built
hls fortune with Jay Gould Those
who know the MonOalni's woii ln
Rlrerdale say that be- will shower an
manner OF gifts upon hls beautiful
daughter graiily bier oteFy wish. but
that he makee % hia studlOus care
that She does not hecumC attached ga
any sulior
These same lniormnnts declared
ihat thc banker was a0ured iG years
ago when hts daughter Victoria. olnp
"a with Edward . schilinF. his coach.
man She lived with hor husband for
two years ln New York tenement
house them went on me stage lor a
short limo nnd then gcilred to me
sorluslon of conYeai where she
now ls.
Julia Maroa'ni hef been i0r years
lhe object 90 local gossip d Is said
ihai She now has an antlpaihy for
men lhuuFh Ia her glflhood she had
iho same romantic notions as her
sister
She ~ devoted tO few W0mon
ifiends. among Them holng iho vito