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Other Shining Lights in Society.

sfarae the neerned, says

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Loudon is new a dosert : fashionable work?’ is ¢ correspondent of The New ¥ tut there are stul a few milicns to be seen treading the busy tieroushfarcs, many of whom never leave if, and bevel hope te, Bond sirect Pieendilly seem to boas crow with omuilises und trucks of all Kinds as ever, “Men may Come and mou mev ge, but the blocks at the erossiae ge on forever.”

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det

|} but they were careful.y get Up in light) tweeds suits with “bowl. | es” to mute. Just passing

vou know.” Dal oneoticed spiencidd Victoria, She certain'y shows

through town, Mrs. Langtry iu eautifully ciressed,

ov sign of the we ras tear of time and | fis stiila most lovely woman. Tt

Is how nearly cigi:teen years sines she made hes tebut In London as a professional beau tv. Sieand Mrs Cornwallis West wer the pioneers of ihe profession, ee memberatone ef Lord Henghien’s 3 ceptions, given to General Grant, is

the dadies mounted cn the chairs tu stei

LADY BROOKE.

t glimpse of Mrs. Langtry. Gener trant took her down to supper, but h oi g so was a mistake—an innocent or n his part. Being the guest of vening, a great many ladies had lees resented to him. An elderly duches ad teen selected by the host to go dow! vith the great hero, but he, not knowin; ‘other from which,” offered his : rm t

e nearest und the prettiest, which Lap ered to be the great beauty—so beaut nd bravery rat together, and ai ve: jolly supper it was, the general bea: with great good rature the “chaff” ome old friends who knew him in A rica relative to lis yg. od taste.

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Mrs. Cornwallis West, Mrs, Langtry’: rival at that time, is still a lovely wy man, always beautifully dressed. Sie ius a large family; her eldest daughter,

THE DUCHESS OF LEINSTER.

Daisy, is now Princess Henry cf Pless, and is one of the loveliest wo:nan in Europe. Her marriage was a fairy-like affair. She was not18, in her first sea- son, and the prince fell in love with her at first sight. Of course, she had every advantage of family and fortune, her mother being related to the Marquis of

Headford, and her father one of the |

Sackville Wests. Still, other girls have the same and do not do so well, Prince Pless is a prince worth laving, and he is rich, Even a royal maiden would not have turned up her noseathim., Miss West’s trousseau was a marvel of rich- ness, almost as many beautiful and ex- pensive things being given to her as to

Princess May herself. Her mother being | a woman of exquisite taste and always | magnificently dressed, it is no wonder |

ihe daughter was givena gorgeous trous- seau,

But it is really wonderful what an im- provement there has been in the dress of fashionable Englishwomen during the

COUNTESS DE GREY. last decade. In the mere matter of boots and shoes the change is immense. Ten or twelve years ago it was impossible to get a well-made boot in London. They were all cut too low, and many of them made with elastic sides—in fact, even now the queen wears white stockings and elastic side beots—but then Her Majesty always disdained to follow fash- ion, and who shall say whether she is wrong or not? However, there is no lack of beautiful “chaussures” in London now, Even the cheaper shops show To Dispel Colds. Headaches and fevers, to cleanse the

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/ thousands to choose fram, and the Lon- don Shoe Company last year gave a prize of $500 for a new ivea in shoes. As in shoes, so it is in every article of feminine attire, and the girl of to-day dresses like the countess of a few years back, Of course more money is spent— $2500 being a fair allowance fora girl tu spend, ‘That seems pretty good when “papa” has to give it to perhaps five guls and when janded estates a:e not what they were. Married women spend anything from $5000 to §25.000, accord- ing to what ther busbanis will stand, Women like Lady Brooke, whois imn- mensesy rich in her own right, spead orluues,

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}

i thatthe Av crican wel sed woman

RANDOLPH CHURCHILL.

LADY

| does not slavishly follow French modes.

She adopts them and modifies them to | suit her style. Lut now there is decid- | edly another style combination taking in | the good points of the two first, which

| has resulted in the sort of English ‘‘turn |

| out.” 1 wiil mention a few of the lead | ers of this style and how near they ap- prouch to perfection in it. In my opin- ion good dressing consists in appropriate dressing—that is, never being seen in the wrong costume,

Lady de Trafford is a perfectly dressed soman, always wearing very plain things, dress and eversthmg to match —no muslin dresses with fur boas or straw bats with cloth frocks, Georgina, Lady Dudley, is, to my mind, one of the best dressed women in England. She has always the right dress on, which is

vrder eight or ten summer frocks and the Ascot week is wet. Well, it is only a woman With a purse like Lady Dud- jev’s that could afford to order a doubie lot. She travels with an enormous quantity of luggage and has endless changes of garments. She is very neat in daytime, generally wearing a close fitting black bounet. brightened by dia- mond pins. She is still a beauty, al- though a grandmother. Lady Edith Ward lacks style aad has no particular neivid iality. iaiy Feo Sturt, the wife of Lord | Alucgtou’s eldest sun,is what one may call a magnificent dresser. ways gorgeous. At drawing-rooms, at court ballsand concerts she always looks regal, and her sty‘e lends itself well to all this splendor. Lady Brooke and her sister, Lady Algernon Gordon Lennox, are smart and up to date dressers. Lady Brooke wears very original things—many cf them invented by herself. She wears things that few women could. times she is clad in velvet, brocades and

muslin, low neck, short sleeves, trim- med with baby ribbon and a white sash simply tied round ber waist. Her hair is always perfectly done. It is a great thing to be irreproachably coiffe. half the battle in dressing. The young Duchess of Sutherland, Lady Brooke's half sister, dresses m the plainest Lut sweetest taste. She is so young and sweet locking that she looks better in her little gray cashmere, with a black velvet hat, than in the grandest court gown. Young Lady Dudley sometimes | jooks nice, but she cannot be called a perfect dresser. She is aptto be care- less and wears things that are not be- | coming. A PERFECTLY DRESSED AMERICAN,

Lady Rando!ph Churchill American, it is needless to say is always --or almost always—fauitiess in her at tire. She buys everything in Paris, at Rouff’s. She sometimes wears things a litthe ahead of the fashion,

ea

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GEORGINA LADY DUDLEY.

mistake. Miss Margot Tennant, a young lady much talked of «t preseat, as she has the reputation of being the original of “Dodo,” is another well-tarned-out specimen. Van Wart, who both wear Worth’s things. Mrs. Adrian Hope wears very original things and never looks like any- one else. Lady Crossley and Mrs. Henry Lawson, daughters of Sir Henry de Bathe, are a little too startling in | their dress for perfect taste, |. Tne ladies who are decidedly French in their clothes are Lady Alington, Lady Lilian Wemyss, Mme, Von Andre and Mrs. Jack Leslie. The young girls as i rule do not make much attempt at dress- ing wel], but some of the elderly women are very lavisi. Lady Burton, Lady

tune on clothes, Tie new Duchess of

dress, suitable to age and occasion, Of course there are eccentric figures enough -- scarecrows one way call

them—but these only serve a contrasts to grace and elegance. I must not for-

in my list. Sheis so iovely that she could not look amiss, but she dees not lack taste and always appears in a dress which is calculated io set off her beauty to the best advantage.

Bachelors and Spinsters Ahead.

A parliamentary blue book relating to the last census for England and Wales shows that there were taken 8,716,363 unmarried males and 8,908,065 unmar- ried females, 4,851,548 raarried males, and 4,916,649 married females, 484,990 widowers and 1,124,310 widows.

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Tuomas Cauimers, P. V.M.S8.R.V.S., Truro, N. S., April 9, 1892.

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