New-York tribune., 1910-08-28
Some WqYs Of the World

Some women have the knack of always
looking neat and tf1y about the neck and
this result Is achieved by the most simple
effects. Others stunningly gowned, will
not appear we'll because the lace or other
costly collar does not fasten snugly
enough, OF else is too low or too high.
One of the prettiest and most convenient
ways of managing the detachable collars of
muslin or other thin frocks. so that they
will always be in place at the back, Is to
sew a button at the back of the neck band
which matches the buttons that fasIen the
collar, and make buttonholes at each low
er corner of the coVar. Thus the collar is
firmly held without pinning. There should
always be a stay at the collar back, and
those supporters that catch by tiny bent
prongs are always ready and require no
sewing. The prongs. being only the size
of f1ne pin, do not tear the material, and
the collar irons much better If it has no
bone casing stitched-in device For
golfins clothes a comfortable collar is
made with a band high as desired, and
turn over flap on either side of linen
with embroidered scallop at edge This
is buttonei to the stud in front and fastens
at the back with buttons and buttonholes
the back corners buttoning to the band
as alrt ady described. With these collars
a soft silk tie is worn.
Many of the golfing and tennis girls are
wearing cham5ray dresses TO play in, and
have the rolling cuffs and the turnover
collars Of white linen
The visitor I most dread" remarked a
hospitable soul to sympathetic audience
lis sister-in-law | have. who from the
moment she enters this house begins 10
borrow things for use and for wear Her
excuse is always that she hates 10 carry
any unnecessary articles, especially when
coming out here, where she feels so al
home, and to add insult to injury she al
ways brings her oldest clothes which she
wears with superciiious air There are
when one thinks il over. very few peopls
VINO go TO visit their relations fuIIv
equipped or with only their best froeks M
less they are new in the family and trying
TO make an impression, and. besides the
relauons intimate friends are very likely
70 take 1t for granted that anything they
lack VIII be loaned to them Drsss,ns
jackets and wrappers are garments Ions5
frequently borrowed. and next to thar
handkerchiefs- One man when visiting MS
every time carries of those she supplies
so on the occasion of his last stay hs
found brush on his dressing table at
tached to Ii by a chain. as a gentle bint
that II was not to be a souvenir az conrSa
each well regulated guest room has ali
possible toilet articles bathrobes and slim
pers. and either pajamas or a Dtrhtgovxn
and a washable wrapper for the incomins-
guest IN case luggage is delayed- but iISy
the same the Wen hammered guest brings
a complete line OF belongings and the
company Things are given TO the maid
TO be put away during the guests ocru-
pancy Tor who would use a brush or cornh
other than their very own or reyel IN an
other me hnen for dreamS?"
Notlhs the lean and hungry look of CAS-
Sius' C@sar remarked that he liked 10 have
men ABOUT him who were fat, sleek headed 4
men and such sleep O. nights" h,,t
Sociai observer sounds a warning acatnsr
lhe oVerpiump woman. no matter bo,,,
sweet ,.s,s temr"ed and charitable.
nc! ioNe to collect and disDarsa ,,a,. =, +
,e ,,e ana always have the ART os
- i, q its rrrs out factS from even chiIrlish a.
i.is,itinl, SO deity that the person CON
: Jus, the gossip he or sh, i hsins
~. pa ioi - uoes not know what Is bannan
h e Saaitn, 20 more than likely to Cepart ui,h
"a. ~ e @ .hal the little woman fus, Lar, I
; ; tnS wsstst tMestest and most sympathstic soti
II II C n.;a such women have a wav ~
n hpas 'de ~, "a ana extracting irYformation tbet
Gems " =" In with any mood Their ,,,c,ia'
aiia, ~ Is the same In all rank ~
:, ,hs Yatta ,ue smart set To the yjIIass (
"a ansd nrs tne waists OF the gossins ara
G ls. S oS their apron strincs and
VI "SA' VI the shady side of a tsnnis