The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17

passes about the nsck. leaving the hands
free. They are piled high with massss
% perfumy color which accentuate the
pretty costumes Of the waArers.
The booth proper 10 presided over BY
Mrs. Spielgslberg. who asserts that shs
has worked harder than any ono else. .
tho opening night are Mrs. T. p. o'COn-
nor. whose evening gown 10 topped by .
magnificent pink rose in her elAborately
coi6ursd hair. and Nine. NORA. who b
moro successful In her salos than any Of
the others. possibly because she attends
strictly 70 her business Nile. Renee
WAsssrman dlytdes the honSrs with Niles.
Eleanor MACK. Edmee Schafer and Jou-
vert. Mines Frederick Nathan and Mar
gusrits sylvia also assist.
Mrs. -Tay Pay manages. in the inter
walls Of pinning Q eardenis on tho coat
lapel OF one purchaser and directing the
attention Of another 70 tho wares offered
by o debutsnte with rose chiffon gown
aud q tiny wreath Of pink buds around
the bunch of curls on her bead. 20 tell Q
bazaar story. Mrs. -Tay Pay 10 never
without an anscdoss which 1ts the occM-
abs overheard In an Engliah fair whsrs
one blasS woman said to another. as che
lifted tired lorgnetts to her weary syes.
would you kindly tell M who that dssp
purple brute 10. sittinG aoroas tho room1"
The deep purple brute referred 20 was %
the jug Of vine and thou type his fAe
neck allpping over the back Of his collar.
more than considerable embonpolnt and
the hue Of the high liver.
That deep purple brute answered
the woman addressed. Happens 10 BE-
my husband
You don't say So continued the
Inquirer. Isn't that interestingly Then
you can tsl mo q he 10 she same color an
Inc way through, I'd love 60 know
step further along and tho beausy
outside the perfamery booth. presided
over by Mines. Arthur Baur. l. J Garcsy
and r. de Oratesse. makes u impossible
fer the conno.sssur to proceed Beauty
10 mAsqusrAding as q poppy. q princess
trunk that Stimulates the sheath Of the
blossom snclosing her pretty figure and
from this haring scarlet skirts continu-
ng the representation. There are punches
u the flowers in her hair and on her cor
sage and she 10 20 perfectly attired that
you are surprised that instead Of hav-
nK Q soporifo effect on her admirers
she seems TO have quite the oppost&
The new aower perfumes. notably
hat u carnation. are tho favorites Of
he up to date purchasers. who change
ihoir perfumes regularly every season
md must always DO a step before tho
fashion. Some Of these special makes
IRE sncaSed in tiny Chinese shoes. hand
and others In the tapestsy
Doxes. INST with Louis ouinss and Seize
miniatures of court beauties. Other
poppy girls stand behind the counters
Piled high with dainty bottles over which
hang gArIands of flowers and you are
lold by one Of the msmbsrs Of the per-
iumery firm that everything 10 cheer
FULLY donated 10 the Societs de Ia Rlsnfa-
sancs. even the smiles OF the coqusttish
which 10 no mean addition
10 the whole.
A. the Italian booth you notice Nahan
Frankie writing his name industriously in
he hook which contains tho chances on
he big doll presented by Nine Y. Jia-
mini Queen Helene. a. the doll has been
named. 10 -all glorious within Half .
tosen italian workwomsn have been neces-
AIRY 10 gain the desired effect All the
sIoshes are hand made. her gown 10 white
,afin trimmed with gold. and no expense
aas beSn spared. Tho result 10 satisfactory