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NK\V YORK , Dec. 31.It la authorita
tively staled nt proper Intervals that short
sleeved and opon-ncckcd gowns will bo the
approved faihlon for woddlng costume * . All
royol la lies nre married tliu ? , but royal
Initiatives are Invariably , In this re.'pect ,
cot nsldr by the good taste of girls of lower
degree , who valiantly cling this season to
higher collarn and longer sleeves than ever
before.
This Is quit" } < as It should be , though there
Is no explaining that time-honored emblem
of Hymen's rites , the orange blowm , Is
being put-hcd out of sight and memory. Of
the many dozeni of charmingly costumed
girls , nho have gone to the altar since last
autumn , not more than three or four ha\o
worn any of theco flowers , though there Is
revealed by a dressmaker the fact that on
ever- while satin slie sends out for a bride ,
B Eprin of the orange bloom Is sewed souic-
whcro amid the llutcn nnd laces. She Is or
dered to do tills , not that the flowers may
PRINCESS GOWN.
ornament or even make any show nt all , but
simply to satisfy a feminine superstition
thnt to go to the altar without any of those
mystic blossoms would be to court the
worst kind of luck.
To replace the long-respected wreaths and
crowns of orange bloom , n half dozen rather
good silbi'tltutcs have been brought prom
inently forward. Costly whlto polar fox fur
or beautiful Inexpensive white hare , Is ono
of them. Ermine has too decided a yellow
tlngo In It to bo quite appropriate , though
It Is sometimes used , or all these furs nro
Ignored for snowy bands of Arctic ducks'
uren.il nnu wncn any ono 01 uicse iiin-u JHII-
tcrlals servo ns trimming no flowers of any
Itlnd deck the bridal toilet.
Now nnd again one tecs a very delightful
effect brought out In whlto silk brldo roses ,
but no ostrich feathers- are adopted , and on
the whole a rule of splendid simplicity , re
lieved by passementeries , governs the de
signing of tlieso all-Important toilets.
A PRINCESS GOWN.
An exemplification of this Is the white
eatln Princess suit inado for a January
bride. This garment hooks together down
the back , and Us only relief Is In the two
bands of seed pearl passementeries that
extend from shoulder to foot. Hero and
there among the pearls small rhlncstoncn
nro disposed and the design of the bead
ing Is orange blossoms amid Ivy leaves ,
At the wrists of the clo o satin sleeves ,
at the elbows and around the collar such
beading Is used again , while the veil drapes
from a Jeweled ornament nnd tuft of white
aigrette slips. This veil , by the wny , Is
of a now silk tulle , that cornea woven In a
very largo mesh and with the narrowest
whlto satin sclvego. This Is not though ;
BO great a novelty as the veil of enbroldercd
tulle that has appeared recently in sev
eral church aisles. This Is small , worn off
the faro and either dotted over with little
flvo-petaled blossoms , or has an elaborate
orchid border. In which silver threads are
much woven with the white silk needle
work.
These little novelties are especially pre
pared for the use of brides who have not
Inherited , or cannot afford , whlto lace veils ,
though considering their size there really
Bcema no reason why every girl should
not , at her wedding , now crown herself
with lace. So much can be asserted lu
view of the lately popularized lace hood
veils , shown on one of the models given
this week. The entire garment or garnish
ment , as ono may think It deserves designa
tion , Is scarcely larger than an apron with
a bib , and the fact that a hood Is carried
up from the shouldci nnd arranged over
the long-established tradition that a bride
intmt not go to the altar with her head
uncovered.
ELEGANT MODELS.
The three remaining wedding frocks servo
first to Illustrate the three most popular
A GRACEFUL INNOVATION.
materials of the now year. The first la a
cream whlto hrocadcd satin , richly brocaded
with much silver thread worked Into tlio
figures. The second U a , dead whlto antique
elllc , which In only another name for whlto
bcngaltnu that has Httlo lustro and small
conU , and the third example wliowa moat
fanhlonablo of all a skirt front of cream
whlto velvet and a lengthy train ot tmow
whlto accordion-pleated tiatln ,
The hrocadcd satin Illustrates In Its
bodlco a now typo of decidedly artistic
toilet , for the short waist lacks the usual
high collar and a most gorgeous result la
nocurcd by the comparatively Incxpenslvo
yolio made all of mirror bead * . These
are small and sowed on a lat'o pattern , and
tholr beauty rests In the fact that they
pcom to bo inailci of sliver , polished to u
dazzling brlchtucn * . They have uo facets
like a mirror , And arc decidedly the moat
beautiful of all tlio now and beautiful pnssc-
mentrlos , cnpcclftlly for niarrlaqn rolics.
1'olnr fox fur Is the decoration of the
next dress , while tlio third gown Is chiefly
ill tinrtlvi > foi Itn lovely coract bodice ,
formed of beads of pcnrl passementerie
and IU off-idling of brldo roses. A text
to be tale"n , however , from this sketch ,
lies In tlio use , so nearly universal among
billies of ' 97 of high Jeweled collars. This
Is almost tlio only point ntvhlch tlio wo-
i ni'n wear gem * with tliclr snowy nulls.
j ' Gifts of brooches and long chains , dangling -
ling wicatha of pearls , sun-bursts and the
o\cr popular stars , are twisted , cnwroujht ,
or Incorporated with n thick glittering log
collar , to concentrate all light and glory
tight about the face of the newly wed.
Whcro man } line stones are not counted
amonij the bridal glfln , a collar of bright
rhln < rtoncN U adopted , or a high fiatln
nosh-band Is encrusted In pearl beading.
Very lon'j trains , It la n. precaution to men
tion , are not now on wedding dresses of the
most approved conatr it'llon for the wise and
woithy reison that a brldo Is usually ex
pected to wear this gown , at her llrst housewarming -
warming reception , where a eatln trail , sev
eral yanU Ions , would be a decided nui
sance.
Five-button whlto suede gloves are In
good fashion with the long close sleeves ,
the skill of the glove allowed to wrinkle
around the wrist , but not In an awkward
bunch. AH for bouquets , they are small.
Th.it Ifl , In compailson with those that liavo
gene before nnj the smart thing to cany
l myrtle , mixed with delicate trails of Ivy ,
or a moderate bouquet of white orchids , nr
white tullpfl with asparagus fern. There arc
the brl-lffl , to be rut , who Btlll carry prayer
book * , and If you want to know why , In
KplscopaJ weddings , these appear to be such
uniquely thin volumes , peep between the
watered fillk covcro.
There you will llnd only n few sllver-
ciU-ed pirehmcnt leaves on which , In
glorlotuly Illuminated lettering , nlmply the
form of thd mairlagc ceremony is set forth.
Latterly a few venturesome girls have gone
up theal lw merely bearing Inrgo white
ostrich ftatlicr fan * In their hand. ) , but that
le only an Individual fashion , llko the prayer
book or bouquet.
TIIR BRIDESMAIDS.
A brldo Is always expected to show her
taste and Individuality 1m the schema of
color , mode of hat and pattern of frock
she selects for her attending maids , so
that thcio are few hard and fast rules to
bo Get forth on this score. For Instance ,
nt ono Important New York wedding last
month the six maids appeared In scarlet
tulle , black satin Bashes and wide black
velvet hats loaded with jacqueminot roses.
Another debutante , who took matrimonial
vows , was followed by four fair girls with
crjstul beaded lace , that one might easily
liavo mistaken them for a twinkling con
stellation.
However , It Is now the mode to cut a
bridesmaid's dress with a distinctly trained
effect In the back widths and to give them
hats , wide and plume-shaded , to match
the prevailing tint In their dresses. An
extremely pretty model for a maid of honor's
toilet Is shown In figure five , whcro two
shades of pink are the dominating color.
The v-shaped under petticoat In this In-
fltanco Is of what wo now rail pearl pink
chiffon , draped on white silk. The four
puffed rulltes nt the foot are caught , nt one
slilo , by two silk bluah roses , while the
princess back of the drcts Is of peach plnic
satin. Satlit of the same sort composes
the double-breasted waistcoat , decked with
BRIDESMAID'S FROCK.
two rows of largo pearl buttons , and the
top of the bodlco and the alcoves are made
from cream-tinted renaissance lace.
The puffs on the shoulders are made ot
chiffon and held by pearl ornaments anu
the crown of BO much beauty Is n wide
peach pink velvet or felt hat , enhanced
by a panache of rose and whlto and pale
green plumes. Without variation the
sleeves to this , as to all other well cut
gowns of the time known as the present ,
lit nearly skin tight and straight to the
bhouldur , whcro a puff or a knot , or n
couple of meager frills lend some small
relief.
IMPORTANT DETAILS.
Ono of the oddities of the season In the
way of things matrimonial , are the now
bridesmaids' gloves of whlto or pearl gray
auedo that are no long they reach quite
comfortably up to the shoulder and there ,
by a few buttons , can bo attached to the
shoulder straps. They are meant to form a
sleeve and from the wrist to nrmholc wrinkle
up slightly. Others are to be had quite as
long but buttomlng the whole way up quite
smoothly , with closebt round gilt billets.
Fans , nnd feather ones at that , fill the hands
of nearly all tlio bridesmaids who do not
carry small bouquets and ono cannot fall
to not how often fur appeara on their pretty
costumes.
Striking results are for example achieved
In such a combination aa the sixth llguro
shows. It Is ono from a scries of six brides
maids' * toilets and nil of them alike. Palest
corn-colored moire Is the chief fabric used ,
the lower half of the skirt silt In six tails ,
nnd every tab embrolded over In gold
sequins. Between them falls out portions of
an accordion-pleated underskirt of yellow
chiffon and the back widths of the skirt are
edged with n band of mink. Straps of so-
quln-pcwdcrcd moire , over a chiffon undcr-
walst , form the bodlco , while the uhoul-
der straps are the slim bodies of two little
minks. A yellow velvet hat , docked with
fur and plumes tops oft everything ef
fectively and pearl gray gloves stitched In
yellow silk Is the last touch such a toilet
needs. MILLICUNT AUUOWI'OINT.
WOMI'J.Y AM ) Till : I'HOIT.SSIOXH.
VliMVN of KiiriiptMiit TrnoliiTM tin Tlu-lr
AllflfllllC III tilt * fil'll'IICH'H.
Some time ago a Berlin Journalist , Arthur
Klrchhoff , addressed a circular to over 100
( Jorman profctnors ami men of loiters , re
questing their opinion on the admission of
women to university education. As regards
admitting thorn to the same classrooms na
mala etudei'U , ( hero In In Germany a gen *
oral agreement om the part of the Qerman
professors , Tlio objections are twofold-
First , the danger lest the presence of young
woiiK'ii should disturb the attention of the
men etudonts ; and , secondly , the liability ot
tlio professors to descend to the level ot
their female auditors.
In the domain of mcdlclno and eclcuco the
Cloniian physicians are said In central to
liavo little faith lu the possibility of women
attaining superiority In these branches. "As
the result of personal experience , " writes
Dr. Frcund , director of the university clln-
Iquo at Strasburg , "the aptitude of women
for medical studies does not rlso beyond
mediocrity. All that can bo done by zeal ,
application , order nnd perseverance they
accomplish. They fall , to an extraordinary
degree , In manual address. " Hero It should
bo pointed out that , according to the testi
mony of Dr. Johannes Orth , director of the
I'athoologlcal Institute nt Oottlngcn , women
are decidedly more adroit with their flugors
than men.
But Dr. Freund declares that "as practl-
phM garters arc ornamented with the most
fcUhlng climps of cairn germ or Scotch poo-
bio net In old silver.
Of course those who < ] ufford to be trulj
oleisant rnra by theoo Lustuloufl ami prelt >
devices , nnd Indulge In tlTo solid gold or
Jeweled buckles , and thf number and beauty
of these designs would w.'em to Indicate thn
there are many such. TJio'fJiir-leafcd clover
with perhaps n diamond Ucn the center , am
the flcur de 11s are very''nl-orllo designs It
gold ; or Just n. plain dnll old square with n
glistening diamond horemmMhoro may provo
euHlcIently alluring ; If not ! perhaps a scrol
of red enamel with n griiVborder and n brll
llant diamond In the center may do. These
range all the way from $00 to JCO and are
equally distributed bctwei-a the round ni
sldo garter. v. > n'
The suspender , however , la gaining the da >
and Is Indeed much morc xvovn by the rcall >
smart woman than the -round garter. The
secret of which Is that ahi ) bus learned ti
make It serve n two-fold Jt > uroose. The eli
way of wearing these fluspt'n.lorn fastened to
the sides of the corset has n tendency to cnl >
push the corset out In front , but wh.it Is
much worse to force the nbJo > iion forward
But the clever woman has lilt i.pon a trlcl
worth two of that : one ao simple that 1
seems strange she should have been so long
JANUARY BRIDES. 1 - , -
tloncrs , they have never risen above the
ordinary standard. " "In science , " ho E.IJH ,
"It Is mediocrity. Until now n woman has
never sot herself to solve n great scientific
problem ; she has never found an original
solution to even an easy problem. "
I'rof. Adolph Gusscrow , at present nt the
charity hospital In Berlin , taught for five
years In Zurich , where there are many fe
male students among his pupils. Ills ex
perience wcs that "with a few exceptions
all the women manifested much earncstncsu
nnd application and displayed a sjrt of en
thusiasm for their work. Ills astonishment
was accordingly nil the greater when It
turned out that , "with ono or two excep
tions , the standard of their examinations
scarcely attained the average of ordinary
students. "
Dr. Blrch-Hlrsbfeld , director of the Patho
logical Institute at the University ot Leipzig ,
confirms the Imprefslon. "Even among our
most capable woman students wo find a diffi
culty to apprehend the relations of scien
tific experiments ono with the other , and to
bring them under general Ideas , although
they ha\c a surprising faculty In accumulat
ing a store of notions of details. " In other
terms , "wcman lacks the faculty ot syn
thesis , " and nearly all authorities consulted
agrco on this point. They admit that
women may become druggists or dentists ,
assistant doctors and nurses ; they will never
become great physicians , and as for surgery ,
that Is not to be thought of they have not
the necessary physical strength for that. "
On the other hand , professors of mathe
matics express themselves much more favor
ably with regard to the aptitudes of women
for these higher studies. They are said to
have "marked dispositions for this most
abstract of abstract sciences. "
CAUTKUK AM ) ( JAUTlTlt IH'CIvI.HS.
The Olil-Faxliloiiril niiiHtle Circle
HUM Hail KH Diiy.
Tnko a look at the latest creations In gai
ter clasps and buckles. Even In HICEC
trinkets are represented all the designs that
liavo of late characterized the moro Impor
tant departments of art. The combination
of silver gilt with blue and whlto enamel
In the quaint Delft figures Is among the
very newest things In garter buckles , the
whlto silk elastic being clasped with the
most unlquo Httlo landscapes or figures In a1
flllgrced gold frame. Not only Is the round
garter thus ornamented , but the same fas
cinating decorations are applied to the bide
suspenders. As these are of sterling silver
finding It out. She has discovered Hint ono
strap holds up the stofckirig' exactly as well
ns two , nnd this she woaivs fastened to the
front of her corset , JuM back of the eteol.
the effect of which la to prtsa the abdomen
back. Broad bands of elastic with blrong
festcnlngs at cither end Como ready to bo
worn In this way ; but there la a scheme even
better than that , which Uny woman can
make for herself. Take a' rather wide plcco
of silk clastic , and encaseMt In two pieces
ot ribbon stitched together.and ot the length
of the clastic when stretched to Its utmost
limit. Stitch ono cndiof this to the cornet
Juat back of the steel. In the other nd
work two strong cyelejs ; or-iJjottGr flMll , have
two corset eyelets clamped ' In , through
which to pasa a yard of ribbon. Then eew
a loop of wash ribbon 'attached to the clastic
and tie In a dainty bow.
This is exceedingly pretty In effect , holds
the stocking absolutely secure and keeps
an obtrusive abdomen In place. If It needs
anything moro to recommend It , let It be
said that such an arrangement has Just
been put upon n corset the exact counter
part of the $200 ono worn by the duchess
of Marlborough at her wedding. Of couiso
the eyelets In this case were of gold , as
were the eyelets and hooks of the corset ;
but this Is fortunately not absolutely nec
essary to the perfect security of the stock-
Ing.If
If the round garter Is tight enough to
hold up the stocking without fold or wrln-
klo It Is too tight to allow the blood to cir
culate' unimpeded , and this stricture Is apt
to bring varicose veins and kindred Ills.
Whcro ono Is afraid to trust herself entirely
to the security of the suspender , It Is a
very good plan to wear also a round garter
tight enough to hold up the stocking In
case of accident , but not sufficiently so to
affect the circulation.
S 31 AH T IIOSii3HY.
Tlio Triumph of Souloli I'lnltlH nt Uic
SlnoUlilK' ' Coimtor.
"Tho Campbells are coming , " leastways
their plaldles are here , and furthermore
they have come to stay. Futile attempts
have been made for several acasons to stain
the tide of popularity ot the ubiquitous
black stocking , but It took the plaldlea to
conquer , and when ono comes to BCD them
In their manifold richness and variety one
does not wondci' at their victory. They arc
nil hues , the bright scarlet marked oft with
Irregular bars of black aiul whlto ; ex-
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ORNAMENTAL QARTERS.
with triple gilt plate , anil tlio best of por.
colaln , they are a possession for all tlino ,
niitl very pretty ones may bo had for flvei or
six dollars. Exquisite Httlo miniatures lu
both Oliver anil gilt frames are also among
the most popular of the New Year novelMca ,
Of qulto a illffort'iit order , but as beauti
ful In their way are the rather masslvo baa
reliefs of horses heads poised as In racing.
Indeed all sporting propensities are repre
sented In ono way or another down to
wicker , mullet and ball of the mild lltllu
Rojiio of cromiet.
The most striking of all the now depar
tures are the gay conceits In Scotch plMd to
match the ravishing now plaid liouo ; and to
make the uchemo unlrjuo and consistent these
tiulsltely blending fluadeu of dark green ,
blue and black enclosed In a larger bar of
gold ; beautifully mottled whlto , plalded off
with light bluea , greens and yellows ; in
fact , all posslblo combinations of line and
color that over graced cap or klrtlo liavo
been reproduced In the Intercuts of now
and gorgeous hosiery.
Thrao exquisite Importations coma In all
grades , the lineal quality aiul most brilliant
colors running as hluli PS JO.CO In prlcu ;
very lovely ones , howovor. may bo had for
JI.50 , whilst the same uchemos are carried
out In lisle-thread and very line cotton for
on uvorago prlco of { 1,75 , Indeed , ono may
find very pretty effects In cotton for S3
ccuta. Tbero Is also a large line ot wear
with tlirlr plaid frocks , nnd innny of Iliom
Imvo been manufncltircd ulth a portlculnr
view to matching the new spring ging
ham * . In fnrt , It Is c.xnocUd that the curr
ent nprlng styles will bo marked by n rage
for plnld hosiery.
KVIJN'INO 110SIBUV.
Holding only ft second plnco to these
fflKclnaflnK nov ltl a nre brilliant effects In
Hiiinsn ttrlpcs. Not time nor fnMilcm linvo
ever been able to long bnnhii from our
ken this charming design In one form or
another , nnd Its reappearance In IIPW nnd
lovely hosiery has met with an enthusiastic
welcome. Stripes In the ono solid color
running tip and down nre also among tlio
recent Importations and find ready wlo
among the. moro conservative , who , how
ever , dcslro some change from the some
what hackneyed black.
It Is nt the nllernoon reception , tra , or
even quiet dinner with low cut shoe and
slipper that these charming color effects
nro most In evidence , llnd the pretty Mrs.
I.ndlnbcrg but thrust out the tip of her
dainty too In your presence nt her recep
tion the other afternoon In New York City ,
jou could not but have noted the gay nnd
fetching plnld over the high arched Instep.
And above the patent leather tlo of Mrs.
Jack Astor might bo seen na she Mopped
into Her carriage tlio rich but sombre blues
nnd greens.
Of course when It conies to evening wear ,
the pale tints In silk , elaborately open
worked , nre do rlgeur ; nnd If one wants to
go to the -uttermost limits of splendor there
nre those with real lace let In over the In
step nnd finished with exquisitely line
embroidery. Such n combination In whlto
silk with Valenciennes lace , costing nbout
? 20 , nro a part of n recently Imported bridal
trousseau. If one will wear black , there
nre beautiful creations In silk nnd ro.il lace ,
ns well ns novelties In black silk heavily
ombroldorcJ over the Instep with Iridescent
bends.
MODEL STOCKING CASES.
For shopping , however , black still holds
Us own , and comes suited to nil grades of
fastldloufncts. . There nro ninny women who
can amply afford to wear silk to whom It Is
exceedingly disagreeable , causing a ' con
stant Irritation of the skin , and who nlao
find llslo unpleasant. For thefo there Is a
highly refined grade of cotton , selling at
$2.75 and ? 3 a pair , nnd though they wear
no bettor lhan the most ordinary 25-ccnt
stockings , they make up the difference In
softness nnd agrccableners of touch , nnd
nro lu steady demand.
There Is Indeed no part ot her wnrdrobo
about which the dnlnty woman Is moro
fastidious than her hose and the charming
perfumed cases now used by n select few for
their moro perfect care should commend
themselves to every wearer of hose. Thin
ease may bo made of satin. Bilk , brocade ,
linen or even beautiful cretonne and may bo
decorated to null one's fancy , those of rm-
broldcred white linen being especially pretty.
No euch latitude In taste , however. Is al
lowed for the perfume. Oirls root It Is , orris
root It must be eo Balth the prophctu.
Theae casra may bo made to hold four ,
eight or twelve palis of hcae , aa one may
wish. Indeed It Is nn advantage to Imvo them
of different sizes. To make such a case you
have only to take an oblong plcco of ma
terial and cross ways Us length , fasten four
pockets ot a also to exactly accommodate the
stockings when rolled. There may be two
01- oven three such rows of pockets. accordIng -
Ing to the width of material. The back of
each Is a enchet of orris root. Stockings
when clean should bo rolled not folded and
slipped Into these delicately perfumed re
ceptacles.
It is well to leave nt the bottom space
enough for a little darning outfit. THO or
three crosses of ribbon afford compact little
pockets In which to slip card. ? of darning
cotton , a leaf or two of flannel feather ,
s'Jtched on. servo for the different sized
needles , while n couple of straps of ribbon
Tlioy ere found to be very cosy nnd comfor
table for cold weather , nnd they mnkeulk -
Ing much easier.
Coral color U very fashionable In dress
trimmings , nnd coral beads In smooth
shapes nre used In cotnblnallon with Oliver
and pearls on both black nnd whlto net.
Many of the fnnhlpnaWo bodices of the
scnson for tiny wear represent n very short
ulnglp-brcnsted bolero or other fancy J.tcknt ,
or n double-breasted shape , \\ulch reaches
no lower than the bust.
The Greek IVycho nnd Pompadour coif
fures onch cnll for prnnmontn of n different
Khitpe. nnd chnrnctcr , Just AS the tsnbclln
stjlo requires Iho high Spnulih comb , nnd
the most trying Itomau coif , with treRos
raid In straight severity , Ocmnnds the fillet
of pearls or gnM.
Charming dresses nre nude of bhcfc Mech
lin net. Innocent ot nny decoration except
the finish of jct-itulnul ( ] trimming on the
bodice. Three incurs ot the act set In ecv-
cral Inches apart inai < > n pretty finish for the
sUrt , and the ulrcvcs are double frills ot net
nrarngcd very short , ns all sleeves nro In
full evening dr-'ts.
Hand painting Is ono of the recurring
modes of decoration In evening dress which
never seems to become generally populnr ,
but It has mndc its appearance again this
scnson with moro chance of success , since
nil the colors of the rainbow lu all their
varying tints have n place In the Bchcmo of
elaborate ornamentation.
Novel shapes In combs , Mercury wings ,
tiara. " , pins , etc. , studded with scml-preclous
( .tones , nro chnrmlng for dress occasions.
Kino cut steel Is used for the same purpose ,
nnd the dainty head ornaments In tortoise
shell , amber , or Ivory set with brilliants' or
enriched with sterling silver carvings and
flllgroa work , iballlo description.
Chiffon nnd mousscllnp do polo nro quite
ns populnr ns ever , nnd there Is n new qual
ity In the latter material which Is thicker
In texture and more glossy than any wo
Invo had before. It Is employed-for waists
nnd trimmings of various sorts , nnd Just
how we ever succeeded In getting nny pretty
evening clothes without the nld of these
diaphanous fabrics Is ono of the mysteries
ot fashion ,
The general tendency Is to discard nil stiff
Interllnlngs on the newest gowns. This docs
very well where ono can afford a crisp
taffeta ellk lining In each new dress , but
when this Is not possible not n few women
nre protesting against the tiso of nothing
but n soft finished percallnc lining , with no
sort ot Interlining nddcd even ns n facing.
They argue , and Justly so , that n skirt so
I'VinlnliicotcH. .
The duchess of Marlbornugh's recent fes
tivities at IllciUiclm castle cost $100.000.
.Mrs. Linn Llnton Is of the opinion that
'a ' woman who wnnts to ride n bicycle must
bo mentally unbalanced. "
Mrs. Humphrey Ward Is hard nt work upon
a Binnll play , to which hhe Is said to bo de
voting some of her beat energies.
Although the daughter ot CleorgoV. . Cable
has recently married , she still keeps up her
work of illustiatlng her father's writings.
Miss Alice Snyder has been appointed as
sistant to Dr. Moshcr , the now dean ot the
women's department ot the University of
Michigan.
Mine. Felix Fauro nnd Mile. Lucle Fnure
wcro regular nttcndnnts nt n culinary ex
hibition recently given nt the 1'alals 1'ln-
dustrle , Paris.
1'rlnccFs Ileleno , who recently became the
crown' princess of Italy , has shown decided
ability for literature , and has written some
excellent vcrtis.
Frati Wctto of Cologne , the distinguished
librettist of "Hansel and Oretel. " has com
pleted n new fairy opera , writing thei words
In addition to composing the music. _ _ _ _
Queen Wllholmlna of Holland , having at-
NOVELTIES IN STOCKINGS.
will easily hold the scissors In place. Ily the
addition of pretty ribbons these convenient
eases are all ready to bo rolled , tied and
slipped into the traveling bag or trunk when
occasion requires.
Of course every pair of hose must be
prettily marked and carefully Identified as
to its mate. The prevailing taste Is to em
broider the first name , "Mary" for example
In outline , and after It embroider a little
flower. Twin violets may keep one pair to
gether , forget-me-nots another , daisies an
other , and BO on.
It la always desirable whcro possible to
liavo a fresh pair of host : every day , and I
know some women who prefer washing a
pair every night putting them on for the
ttecond tlmo without washing. However
whcro this docs not seem feasible , It Is a
very good plan to turn the stockings wrong
Blilo out and glvo them a goad brushing
and a lively shako before putting them on.
3no who tries this for the first time will
be surprised at the clouds of dust to which
thl9 Httlo process gives rise. Whcro this
method Is followed , stockings may often
: ) o worn for three days without discomfort.
However , If ouo prefers to wash out her
stockings In her own room , very nlco plno
Tonna are now provided upon which to dry
them.
In buying hose It Is always well to get
them longer than the foot , and ono should
never fall upon taking off the shoe to pull
the stocking frco from the toes and the
bottom of the foot. This will nave many a
darn. Another very good point Is to al-
wnys wash the stockings before ever wear
ing them. This shrinks the thread and In
creases their durability by a very largo
jor cent.
KlINlllllll \ < > ll' .
The newest card cases are of mammoth
proportions.
Ermlno and sealskin and grcbo and seal
skin are constantly used lu unison.
Many of the uleovcs for evening gowns
are very abort a mere puff or butterfly
jow. I
Baft Liberty wools and silk and wool mixed
liberty crapes are much used for dressy
, ea cowns.
Duckies six Inches wide , and bent to fit
ho llguro , are used for the backs of ribbon
jolts.
A gorgeous hatpin Is often the only touch
of color on the fashionable chapcau ot the
season ,
Jewels worn with a black and whlto cos-
umo should bo diamonds or pearls , whlto
onamcl , onyx or cats-oyes ,
Wide , full knickerbockers of serge , light
weight chovlot and satin , with flannel lin
ings that may bo ( . 'nelly removed , are much
worn In place of tlio uuort flannel skirts.
talncd her ICth year , has Just made her con
fession of faith as a member of the Dutch
Reformed church , and hat ) been confirmed.
Mrs. Josephine St. I'lerro Huflln Is a prom
inent woman of Rcstonticso name , so re
ported , headed the ticket put out for school
committee by the Uoatim silver democrats.
Harriett Maxwell Converse , the Indian
woman lecturer , has decided u-xm her sub
jects for her approaching tour. They will
pertain to history nnd traditions ot the red
men. She la u fluent speaker.
Mine. Hamlet , wlfo of the distinguished ,
novelist , has 'written ' her "Reminiscences"
of n visit alio nnd her husband paid to Eng
land. Mrs. S. Lowndes Is translating It Into
EngMsh and It will bo handsomely illus
trated.
In memory of Mrs. William Waldorf Astor ,
Mr. W. W. Astor ban given | 50,000 to the
Children's Aid society of Now York City.
Work will bo commenced at once upon a now
school building which will accommodate 50U
children.
The Marqtilso do Merluvlllc , who -was the
American heiress. Miss Mary Gwendoline
Caldwell , who recently brought her hnslmnd
400,000 , has received the order of the ( iolden
Rose from the pope. Sim Is ono of tlio few
ladles of royal birth thus honored ,
The highest paid choir singers In the
world are two American women , Miss Clem
entina Do Vcro at tlio I'axlou church In Now
York , who receives Jl.GOO a year , anil Miss
Duttou at a Ilaptlst church In the name'city ,
who receives $3,000 for her services.
Queen Victoria U said to bo engaged In
dictating and revising an autobiography
which lu to bo published some tlmo during
1897. It will bo Interesting to read the story
ot the longest reign In England's history and
to U-aru what the queen herself thinks ot It.
Miss Loulso Bonaparte , whoso wedding day
has been appointed for the second tlmo to
wed the Spanish Count do Mollko Hatzfoldt ,
Is a very beautiful girl. She Inherited her
beauty from her great-grandmother , who
married Jerome Donaparto and -wan ono of
the famous bollcs of lialtlmoro.
Mine. Marches ! has forblddeir her pupils
riding the wheel , on account of currents
of air produced by rapid motion ; also , the
Inclination to stoop beliie detrimental to
volco culture. AH Calve , Mclba and Do
Rcsko are still dovoleca of the wheel , nho
evidently hail no power over former pu
pils.
pils.Mrs
Mrs , Louisa Agasslz , wlfo of Prof. Agan-
lz , Is sometimes called the godmother of
Radcllffo college , which la the woman's de
partment of Harvard , It was Mrs. Agas-
lz who flnt thought of naming the college -
lego- for Anne Radcllffo , the flrat woman
who over made a beijucat to the Institu
tion. , . .
Mine , Yale's
Great Remedies.
WHY EVERY WOMAN SHOULD USE THEM
No onr > wilt ntlomtit to Olrputp the fnot tint It
Is to a woman's mhniitiiKo to l > o Rood looking ;
therefore U l nn iir i'ii ; nrcp sliv Hun every ,
woninn inakrs It n pmrllw to InKo rare of licr
self nlul UFP every iiiennn Known to rnlmncc her
phyMrnl iierfectufli. nnj thereby ictnln her self-
lerpect ntul lin'i | > llic .
The nilMinoeil nuthnils of liemitlflnK nn nuc-
ce hfiilly cni | < lo > etl by Mine. Yule cnulilc every ,
uunuin In t.lc Inml to leKUliile her own beauty ,
nnil Increase her coed lenk exerj1 day. When
Mine. Yale llrst mmle lier illemeries ulio < 1M not : .
nek nny one to n o them until vhe lirrcelf Imd
done KO. She cllil not make n chit in for them
until flip heifvlf hail lieeome lieautlful fiom their
IIKP , niul now , nt the n c of tniul nfler uMnir
her own lemeilles for twenty-two yeatfl , ahe Id
eelelirnteil ns the most beautiful wimian living.
Is 11 Kriiml ilomonMratlnn of w'.tat her lemeillea
will On ; therefore this la why every wnmnn lu
the laiiil flmuU u e Mine. Ynle'n remedies , niul
iipo plenty of them , anil nro\v beautiful ami be
come happy.
YALE BEAUTY PRICE LIST.
Tnle's SUln I'ooil ( for wrinkle * )
2 slze II..W nml | 3 CO n J.ir
Ynlo'8 Complexion fieani l.eo a Jar
Yale's Complexion llleneh " . " ' u Uottln
Yule's i\eelntur : Hair Tonic l.n ) a liotlln
Ynle's llalr Cleanser l.'il a liottlo
Yale's l.n Kieikla ( for freeklcs ) I.IK ) a botllo
Yale's Rprelal l.otlnnfor ( blackheads ) 1.00 a Imttla
Yale's H | * elnl Ointment ,
( for plmplei ami tMn tUreapes ) . . . . 1.00 n 'nr
Yale' lliiml Whltener l.f'J n boltla
Yule's K.iee 1'nwilor ft )
Yale's Complexion Soap r' >
Yule's nilxlr of lleauty ( rkln Ionic ) . 1 on n lioltlo
Vnli's'n I'Vttlllzer ( rules romtlp.itlon ) 1 f > 0 n l > > ttlu
Yale's lllon.1 nml Liver Tonic 1 00 rt bottle
Yale's Krulleiiin.
( for female wenknr ) 1.00 n botllo
Sulil lij AM DrutrulMls anil Di-uU-i-s.
Mme. Ynle's "Guide to Beauty. '
Will l > c mnllcil free W m application. AilJresi
IMC. M. Y lo. Temple of lljauty. Chicago
VOT unle by 11OSTON" STOUU Ultra UUl'T. ,
Omaha. Neb.
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CALT1IOS Tree. ( ODC.O.I ) . ) n < l p
li'Kiil iiu.inuitiollmt CAITIIO.I ! U [
HI'OI' DlevhiirsinunJ lnil : luun. [
t'Ultl ! Hni rmitturrltciu YurU'oct'Ipfl
and Ullsroui : l.uit Vl or. [
Use it and fay if satisfied.
VON MOHLCO. , 332 1
CnrUnttl , I
Most Complexion Powders
liavo a vulgar glare , but I'OZZONI'S is n iruo
bcautlflor , whoso effects nro lasting.
NESS & HEAD NOISES CURED
Intlumly. Our INMSIlll.i : lUlii ; Ciuliiun *
IK In u lien nil duo falln , nn gl/ii help e tf.
. . \oPnlo. Wbliptri ktirj. H ndtoCDCC
C. Illicoi Co. , 811 ll' > r , N. 1. , fcr Hook and froufl F ULC
R MORPHINE HABIT
> PA1NLESSIY & PERMANCNTIY CURED
r > rs. ss. n.
PAINLESS ® Peyi3fi ANTIDOTE
ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE REMEDY.
Discovered In 1868. "TIIERIAKI" Book Frco.
Office 3 12. 78 Monroe Slrcct , riuriftft III
P. 0. Drawer G53. MHLAUU , lido
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uiu llyrn clocur . I ibouMnot irmtlnln.illi ul tlili run.
edjihlljuthicj. " PflCO 2CC. ! ctul < l7 lltliuUli ,
Y purchnsing goods niticlo
nt tht : following Nebras
ka factork-s. If you can
not find what you want ,
communicate with the
manufacturers an to
\v li a t dealers hamllo
their goods.
BAGS. BUItLAP AND TWINE.
IIKMIS OMAHA HAtS CO.
Manufucturfi or all klnJs of cotton and bur
lap bugs , cotton flour uarki and tnlno a siiec-
ialty. CK-C1C-618 H , lull St.
OMAHA UItU\Vl.\i ASSOCIATION.
Car lunil ililimicnts inudo In cur own refri * .
irator cam. lime Illlibon. Kllte I iaort. Vliu *
Export and I'mnlly inpoit ; delivered to all uanu
of the clly.
IKON wonica.
UAVI.H .t Cim'dll.l. IUO.V WO UK * .
Iron ami llruHk t-'oiimlurn.
Manufacture ! * nnd Jobber * of Machinery , lien.
< ral recalling a pecmliv. iMl. l ij and UOS
Jickuori alrec : , OiunliA , Ntn ,
1MUSTUIAI < IUO.V WOIIK * .
ManufaclurlnR and repairing of all klnfla ot
inacnlncry , tnuliiei , pump * , vlevuluru. IIPntlnff
prcuei , hanger * , ihatitnK ana couplings. HJ anil
UOS Hownid til. , Omaha.
.t VIUUMM ; ino.v woaics ,
Manufacluien \rcliileciurai Iran Work.
Geneial Foundry. Machine and Illarkumltr work *
KnKliitciH anil Curitractoii for Kite I'roof Dulld-
Inei. Ofllco and xvorkil U , I' . Ity. inJ Ho.
17th Btreet. Omnhn.
NIQHT WATCH. PIKE 8KIW3E.
AMIJIIIGAN IIISTHICT Tn
The only perfect prelection to propirty. IJtnni-
( no'I. ' ilest thing on cartli. IteOucou Imuranca
rotes. 1JO Doucliu street.
BI11HT FACTOIUICS.
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