Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28

not snow ing VIE. 'IC.g- nave .af
dra perry which swings out from r-e
waist like a bell leaving fre slim
skirt below. and the slim and aran--
ing wais, above.
wonder who u.T be- -ra f~s' -n
adopt the wired tGu.. aerrs Several
OF the fashionable Atlanta shops ar.
displaying the sry es and. ~ course.
We will soon see some pretty girl
wearing a wired r1rle Then. s-r-
pose. the mystery of how rl sir down
with one on Will be- e1l.o.rn.
IT Nd while m the -ulea. W
~ French fashions and their
launching In Deaus.le. . am
reminded Of a new bathing suit
which a recently returned traveller
describes 70 me as seen while she
vas in DeauviIe. ], was on sun
day morning. and even the people
there. accustomed as they are 20
daring fashions. stood pet-.hed while
famous Russian actress passed
through their midst en- route to the
embrace Of the sea. clad 10 a cos
tune which nearly approached t1e
limit in women's clothes-that Tim
it, which Is q mirage that appears
and rocedes with every new style.
launched these days The costume
Of the Russian actress was thus de-
scribed "A breech clOut of dark
blue jersey which narrowed above
the waist line 20 slender straps that
went over the shoulders. Although
this was the only garment she wore.
she evidently fe!. ,ha, -ot enough
Of her wonderful olive skin was cX-
posed for she E,ashed the sides Of
her apparel and then laced IL with
blue silk cords on her feet were
white satin mules. and on her head
was the newest hat IN black velvet
by Reboux. u was perched rak.sh-
~ over one eve and surmouHted Boy
hundred dollar paradise plume.
! doubt II even Atlantic city ever
catches up with that style'
TIN aspiring and perspirng tur-
~ key trotter had just scrambled
through the first dance at East
Lake and he was leading the pref
uest girl on the floor back 10 a seat
on the cool vsranda
q could die da, cling. couldn't YOU
he asked.
NO" she replied. there are pleas
snter ways than being trampled to
death
She does not care Tor hrcdts NJ irny
Nor diplomatic Interchange.
She has no special liking for
The paths mat legislators range.
She dltCaps grabs Nth girIish glcc
The publication pchich ioi7h care
Enables her IN touch Ia BE-
With Mrs PluHktOH's sCcH affair
she scarcely notes The rumOrS dire
That hOUcr round affairs NJ state.
She's in n hmrrU n admire
The things mat Mrs Piuntt0u ate
The courts ruth careless giaHce ShcW
f0u.
she neUcr hccds the bGscbaH score
she's eager r. see all dbom
The Clothes hat Mrs. PiuHktOH
trore.
II FRIEND Of mine tells me that the
~ something different which I
have essayed to give the public
in lieu Of the regulation society news
write-ups has attracted the attention
OF confirmed advocates Of the wom-
ans page 10 the extent that many ~ !
them forget to read about Mrs Punk
toms swell affair" You see. there !
are really more interesting things In !
lie than TO know what Mrs Punk |
ton wore" but the society writer's
bound by custom viii not recognize |
this fact.
However. ] note that there are i'm }
itations OF me'-as Eva Tanguav
sings-which are appearing in vari-
Gus papers now. and soon II will be
the custom, ! suppose, TO have Some
thing different" in all the papers.
Then poor Polly VIII have to think up
another novelty in order to keep dp
interest in her chatter
The most ambitious Imitation Of
me" which has so far come TO my
notice appears in a Chattanooga "a
per. under the heading OF THE Chat
terbox," and signed Polly Prim."
Now, really that is too close O copy
Of the original to be interesting in the
least. ! should at least have found
nom de plume rrop-late TO NV
city, in a way-for instance. Molly
McCauley,"
AND / hear rumors % other lm.-
tations" Athens friend from that
conservative and 8ristocrauc town
tells me-has received Polly Peach
tree with such hatteriue attention
L.. I aspiring Polly Prince Avenue"
have sprung up. ready 20 tell what.
they know. The oUiF reason one ~
these embryo ChatterHoNgs las ual
that exists between Prince and Mi
ledge avenues. making "a nom &c.
plume which suits tn. bellies Of both
fashionable thuIoughfarss hard 60
And
am not So confident as .o agree
absolutely with -,-E auI. news
paper man who told ma lately .hat iu
his gr5afar# s-p9T'N T....H.t-..T .,4.....TH