New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-03

After having much good footgear ruined
nv the various blackinss applied by the
valet a girl who visits much now carries
in her trunk a complete little outht loI
The care OF her shoes. complete Tor each
eolo- Instead OF putting her shoes OUT
side the door at night 70 be done bS d
servant. she puts all that are 10 be worn
on The morrow on trees and goes over
Them with the cleaning brushes 10 remove
mud The polishing she does at any tiiile
d,-sng The dav. With her magic box at
Sand she car IN fifty. touch UP any
scratched or dull surface. In consequence
-s7e neatness and shine Of her SHOES are
slv-svs remarked by the men OF the mouse
-. sr5 she does not have TO call at
-z,.io-s TO the good looks and small SIZE
-, b.r fest II girls DuI knew how much
s+,sss men Law on 4 womans being Wen
sto6 they might adopt the same plan Inc
,.-s-aea man always notes a woman 1901
rsz- whether she IS dressed TOT the stiee'
or the ballroom. and personally OF o'iei-
wise Judge her tnereoy-
IN olderi times or in times old for me
,--s.as states the exact date being 1888,
:. .s,,,-i+e- 20 funerals was first licensed
- ,ha Naxor ST New York in the New
Netherlands. and with him an assistant
y, ,boss DAVIS the customs regarding
funerals were peculiar No one OF any caste
x,enr TO a funeral without an lnNitatloi'-
The naourners were provided Win sim
scarves mourning rings and handkerohleIS
in some cases all the invited guests received
gloves After the burial ceremonies Were
over return 10 the house was usual
,.rare = BANQUET was spread. and when
-he family was wealthy the best OF wine
uss 1rovided Women never attended d
mans funeral Nowadays the puonc
PUSHES 10 the funeral OF any Wei known
person. and with some women 1t Is d
measurable mania They viii even attend
house funerals when not private, so mat
they can see the Interior Of the house
The relative WHO comes fo- visit and
has the iznack Of getting everything she
vsnts during her stay is always dreaded
.ra admired. Plans viii be laid before
nand 10 Illustrate some schemes she Is
1-ya.,.,, 20 have for aid IN her sewing, but
yhese fall fat before the artful attack. and
- ,-e who has plumed herself on being
~ most hard hearted viii be the first 10
,-arirr,late. From garnet 10 cellar the Wis
s,or-vs-ll go. choosing what she thinks VIII
,.,Sr do and the family can only vent ITS
ceilings in useless rage after her depart
IRE. There IS about such women sort
osytrt,I.r.p!,2rt atmosphere that is baked
he 70 fair means ncr made less coIlfdent
t.a defeat She realizes the truth Of that
syss quoted saying. Where there Is wili'
g. ssn6 what she cannot gain by one
r.eans viii come her way by another
z7sszo,e,,e- young woman who is striving
-, snake q small farm pay and sun De
ornamental has thought cut a use for the
- ,rs-,axs7.s that formerly overFan her
,7,is-,;4.-es raj, fences. She drove posts
a. -.bo-r distances, thianed out The vines
,,,,.,, they grew 81 practically even dis
,.ncrS and then 10 the heavy top rail she
-x,ssered the vines with soft strips %
Leather. entIining them below the ran IN
. as.ticed ratterr When in leaf they are
ynost artistic as q fence and thick enough