The Washington times., 1908-09-06

a-,k aad mad short sleeves
al.d 'her- we're oue-button gloves oH
FI- poor little -patty-cakes. and sho1
socks on his long little legs / never
could get HW boy Chouy 10 wea.
He one-button gloves and the sleeve
less suits. Little Choly Is SO clevet
Then ChOHy has his scotch High
land costume (see picture A.. Andrew
Carnegie when he saw him. said Dr.
was a Draw laddie. indeed. The Lewis
Nixons always dressed their boy IN
Scotch Highland costume. and Doug
las Robinson the Presidents brother
in-law, was really brought up in a
Scotch costume. lie lived. YOU know.
al Richhe.d Springs, and al the coun-
Try boys used 10 catch him every
chance they got and just pinch and
pinch his tat little legs. never dream
ing that he'd grow up TO marry a sis
ter OF the man To whom We owe ~
JOY Of Tedds- bears.
AS for sailor suits, they never 20
ont OF style. ChoIiy has one for dress
up. made Of white bengaline with a
smashing big fouT-in-hanc tie Of CieI
blue. The anchor on the W and the
narrow collar has feather stitching of
pale blue
Another suit Of this sort / saw on
Mrs. De Norseigh's son, but really it
was horrid. and just think that boy is
two years older than my Chony and
wears a suit whole size smaller As
everybody says, little Cholly Is
likely lad, and as everybody also says,
he has such charming legs. AnatoEn-
ieal praise is. you know. quite proper
in society. Mrs Leslie Cotton. the
artist who recently painted a picture
of the King as plain clothes man.
showed me. for example, a portrait
that she had made OF two little girls
Running her fingers along their slim
limbs of locomotion. she said. They
didn't come out well in this photo
graph made of the painting. and it's
a shame, far really they are charm
ing legs Ven, TO return to Mrs. De
Norseigh's boy, his sailor suit (and
his legs aren't bit eharming) is of
white moire siik with collar and cuffs
of coffee-coiored princess lace.
The joliiest sailor suits OF all are
those Of serge. strictly nautical IN
style, and like those which the sons
ot George j. Gould have always worn.
But ! mustn't run on so about the
styles for boys. must make haste
10 tell you all about Prudy's clothes
The other Gay sister and / bought her
the sweetest party frock YOU ever saw.
IL is made in empire style. and the
pointed fiounce at the hem is bewitch-
ing. as you may note in Illustration +.
I think she Is beautiful Everybody
says she is more ike me than her
mother. ] think. myself. she is much
Ike me. and so unassuming. not the
least bit conceited Though, would
YOU believe it. she cent a photograph
10 City Subjects, society paper, tell
ing All about hei party, who were
among those present" and how
beautiful she looked.
I like the Empire model for children.
The extremely long waist and ballet
length skirt seen in 50 many French
models are not greatly favored bv
American mothers. For school, Prudy
OF course, has sailor suit. and the
very latest model from Paris. Then |
like the coat seen In illustration ID.
Il is designed from a modd made in
London II Is for a child from six to
twelve years old The coat may be
cut from rose-colored tafseta or from
"a soft cashmere. The coIlar and cuffs
are of embroidered linen. This Is