1. style and fashion
2. clothing
3. wedding dresses

Dress,
and
3-sep2
[Co^
.,^
How
to
Improve
BY
Frances
Stuart
Parker.
Illustrated.
PRICE,
$1.00.
6
1967 I
It
DRESS,
HOW
TO
IT.
IMPROVE
BY
Feances
"
of
Clothes,
!
Shame,
yet
bosom,
as
Clothes
the
but
fShame
there
arose
:
a
mystic,
Holy
in
have
threatening
us.""
love
Anthroixiphagxius
uiider
shrine
grove-encircled
Clothes
man.
Men
made
to
make
Chicago
Legiil
gave
social
of
us
;
CHICAGO:
1897.
Company.
us
dividuality,
in-
polity
they
Clothes-screens
Carlyle.
News
these?
Modesty),
mysteriously
distinctions,
Clothes
of
what
(ScJiacDn,
the
to
stranger
a
foolishest
have
followed:
Divine
in
come
bethey not
Security and
pleasurable
wliat
Increased
soon
Parker.
began
which
Ornament,
Heat
for
Stuart
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DRESS,
AND
HOW
TO
IMPROVE
CHAPTER
I.
CONVICTION
This
anil
questions
burden
the
of
part
whose
to
the
matter
been
to
could
make,
Sixteen
years
Lewis
of
and
culture
of
free
the
and
incidental
Delsarte
of
with
one
soul
The
a
hel]is body
])upils
both
in
with
in
came
more,
his
and
than
school
without
when
the
in
an
easy
the
accustomed
un-
woman
a
ing
discard-
and
easily
as
new,
forms
of
the
methods
fine
of
contact,
as
his
study
to
made
]"hysical
of
physique,
a
firm
School
in
physical
the
pupils
muscle
every
the
fessor
Pro-
cessity
ne-
in
the
methods
liimself
oughly
thor-
culture.
the
he
believer
French
best
made
everv
that
''
Not
"
soul.'"
body
were
study
of
pupil
believed
of
times
a
University
upon
use
that
be
to
Boston
impress
to
himself
he
whom
has
This
to
revolution,
in
the
seven
with
man
she
not
was
come
thoi'oughly
to
all
familiar
gymnasiums,
who
ocean
with
acquainted
Thoroughly
of
unrestrained
crossed
it
fortune
good
strove
and
what
accustomed
yet
a
the
on
chrysalis.
the
man
a
constantly
a
He
body.
was
not
but
Dean
Monroe,
He
Oratory.
I had
the
clothed
the
from
ago,
B.
had
forth
step
does
butterfly
the
time
"
sav^ed
convictions.
one;
from
evolution,
an
dress,
difficult
a
land,
experimentation
changing
to
change
the
dress;
not
old
her
decided
a
in
dress
be
endeavor
an
actual
the
to
possible
as
numberless
over
do
we
is
it
of
years
necessarily
make
shall
plainly
as
conventional
has
process
tell
all
women
And
the
to
answer
What
'"
clothes?
fifteen
during
an
from
is,
crv
writer
CONVERSION.
as
received
of
discovered
adapting
written
bondao:e
the
AND
letters
of
the
from
is
])ainphlet
IT.
instructed
apparatus,
(-)
in
and
gymnastics,
were
given
tising
praclec-
in
tares
listening
to
by
which
all
one
and
of tliese,given
by
bodily
that
manikin,
a
seemed
to
2,
6, corset.
under-drawers.
3,
7, corset
8, hose.
11, muslin
olT my
took
and
cover.
garter.
12, di-ess
petticoat.
4,
muslin
9, bustle.
waist.
after
was
trated
illus-
O'Leary,
Helen
Dr.
home
I went
It
hyoieno.
the
partiallyenlightencMl mind
troubles
and
there
began.
my
my
Then
evil.
1, under-vest.
chemise.
physiology
anatomy,
corset,
root
drawers.
10, muslin
13, overskirt.
of
5,
derskirt.
un-
14, skirt
of di'ess.*
It did
and
not
that
weio-ht
of
abdominal
my
*
an
This
article
diagram
upun
to
occur
dress
my
the
weakened
was
first
subject
still
I
muscles.
the
quite
was
skirts
that
me
of
Dress,
skirt
tight
as
band
still
before,
as
removed
calmly
in
given
of their
the
by
New
me
(4)
York
remained,
that
or
remaining, pressed heavily
muscles
published
my
customary
San
at Chautauqua
of
and
prived
de-
support.
.Viigust 9, 1S91,
during
the
upon
ni}^ corsets
the
that
to
summer.
illustrate
Either
advanced
thought;
a
simply
In
all my
w^omankind,
its
gave
strings
this
and
the
That
I
time.
It
muslin
in
and,
bands
around
which
prevented
lifted
If
trim,
the
"
me,
Au
the
the
ternal
in-
my
whose
all
at
from
to
I
times, and
better
my
set
cor-
exception
one
donning
true
give
aroused
her
the
gowns,
early girlhood
to
around
the
and
waist
by
order, chemise, corset, corset-cover,
over-skirt
dress-skirt,
waist,
the
worn
under-drawers
woolen
fastened
drawers,
universally
costume
consisted, first,of
weight
well-rouuded
consider
did
the
sensible
any
lecture
give
woman
a
tight
question
wearing
was
regular
bustle,
and
and
so
twenty-nine.
vest, white
band;
been
before
pull
without
on
met
was
of
functions.
their
have
the
from
corsets
my
radical
a
incapable
was
brought
never
certainly
extra
an
gone
winter,
that
at
had
of
age
mine
I
discard
I have
necessityfor
mind
my
I must
I think
for
or
perform
to
experience,
tight.
was
to
chance
a
organs
the
see
all events,
at
determination
a
not
throughout,
of dress
change
did
lecturer
the
besides
the
complete
waist
inwardness
from
will
she
of
turn
now
of that
the
the
derskirt,
un-
Seven
basque.
stiff,shield-like
severance
somewhat
woman
and
a
corset,
diaphragm,
abdomen.
her
attention
admires, long
waist,
it will
from
enough
surely, as
the
to
it
pause."
consciousness
kept
(5)
my
interior
conditions
vividly
before
me
iiiLo
pressiiii*ll();itiii;i^-i'ibs
iiiv
"
crowded
out
endeavoring-
and
belongino-
and
to
make
all
at
much
rigiitly
room
interfered
turn
breath
in
tion
determina-
my
natur-al
their
abused
organs
corset
muscular
and
stomach
lungs,
strong
me
^ivcu it,
shortened
by
heart,
of
made
once,
these
to
restore
n\oi\
the
in
they
could
they
best
Tiiis
dei-anged
to
heart, and
and
as
itself in
for
aphice
ach
stom-
my
had
its Creator
home
roomy
lungs
action.
i-apid
liver,
the
protesting
and
with,
the
to
of
liver,
my
I'iuhls.
the
with
But
I felt
tiiis, I
to
how
of
It
purpose.
I noticed
wonld
pinned
waist,
of
in
tlie
cause"l
tried
experimentation
the
to
began
to
lasted
of
(6)
addition
skirts
my
bands
The
cut
to
problem
attention
ni}-
seemed
to
answer
the
every
draii'ii'infof
muscles
to
ache,
conti'action
of
the
study
and
that
discarding
several
sued.
en-
back.
l)efore
two
method
of
seven
the
problem
waists, buttoned
combined
one,
these
shoulder
I
every
sensible
a
and
them
weight
called
time
collapse
so
waists,
short,
only
to
I sewed
on
muscles
for
In
adjustments.
h)ng. however.
not
do,
never
the
nn])rotected
waist
anarchy
in two.
of
one
new
these
tendency
them
break
of
every
and
the
was
skirts.
eninir
save
a
would
demand
skirts
weighty
This
weak
my
straps, and
shoulder
the
while
relieve
to
l)ack
aware
])aiiifully
conditions
New
tlie
of
my
abdomen,
into
its way
if
as
became
the
over
removal
vears,
them
sewed
"vvas
tliem.
durino-
chest.
of
on
them
and
lightwaists,
on
one
invented,
ever
This
which
])eiio(l
I
j)aid
attention
constant
and
corsets
skirts
succeeded
addition
symmetry
the
beauty
dimly
In
these
from
those
of
of
is
of
who
us
of
Miller's
had
and
to
all my
ev^ery
of
a
hel]) me
dress
on
for
my
sleeveless
fitted
with
than
short
her
the
that
i
way
my
I'efused
after
to
much
make
to
up
pleasing
me
pect
pros-
that
first
dress
a
to
the
skirt;
be
to
the
office
which
were
utility
dress
in
once
a
provement
im-
gown,
me.
beside
the
which
she
a
of
olive
revoked
green
hung
I
to
modest
very
from
])lanned
a
broadcloth,
cream
Xow,
my
the
eager
could
easily
or
dressmaker
my
she
way
and
simple
child
in
dark
sleeves.
when
Paris
be
on
maker
dress-
a
visited
waist,
of
vest
for
would
ground,
more
this
had
waiited
of
outside
a
but
JVIrs.
Woman's
for
who
decided
was
seem
persuasion
an
of
l)y their
I
she
had
loose
materialize
was
the
me,
I
that
I
astonishment
to
despairing,
uj) to the
at
awaited
what
just clearing
of
and
zeal
my
opinions,
I confided
rather
but
forms,
went
gown.
decided
and
dif-
nothing.
as
that
over
the
])ossession of
were
opening
realize
knowledge
embody
to
It
proved
im-
photogra])hs
Chicago,
For
to
impressed
taken
attempt.
tlie
through
me
the
way.
when
enthusiasm,
after, I
imagining
skirt
collar
in
enougli
to
coat,
high
utterly
most
Jirst
My
first
trials
underwaist.
Imagine
only
had
u})ward
my
Jenness
did, I eagerly
a
isolated
and
eager
the
of
innocently
l)roadcloth, the
a
that
forget
and
dress,
with
hard
courage
to
to
and
of
woman
year,
1
conventional
soon
returned
never
a
from
profoundly
]iast tribulations
I shall
of
combination
Anna
freedom,
it is
admire
was
I dreamed
Little
and
came
and
I
ideas
beautiful
dress,
many,
Uoston
see
renewed,
the
lack
opened
now
struggling,
gowns
and
beauty,
Mrs.
which
indeed.
days
exliii)ited.
there
so
splendid
visiting
street
as
itself.
subject; feeling as
Miller
been
her
better
and
Park
on
by
improved
Journal,
the
of
development
departure
J\Irs. Miller, with
avatar
to
far
so
certain
a
question
enlightment
worn
first
a
return
without.
days
dress
liculties
comfort,
ot" woman's
possibilities
help
not
conifortalde.
])resented
this
Mrs.
of
the
my
on
of
ideas
artistic
of
stage
writing
the
of
problem
and
this
1 did
more.
felt, and
l)ei;an
received
no
itself
about
Miller
l)ut
tiie
to
cnlture.
Ijeing fairly
made
of comfort
At
in
concerned,
were
In
physical
to
at
fancy.
her
It
decision
persistently
declined
thing
anynuide
first
was
far
to
have
failed
such
coat
a
she
when
he
as
the
sent
the
I went
to
a
man,
a
Womankind
Test.
tailor,of
three
in
cloth
get
and
course,
cloth,
material
it had
and
and
it
the
all
it
had
oh,
dressmaker
fit.
Of
course,
been
sold;
dyed.
Then
failure
was
the
to
trying to remed}^
more
made,
was
ing
hav-
!
mo
lighter
some
number
to
and
garment
ungainly, ill-fitting
ruined
bought
tlie coat
with
I turned
me,
1 took
and
to do
anything
number
I
but
coat
three,
as
well.
this
J]y
time,
exhausted.
were
and
another,
that
out
form,
I could
for
so
dress.
the
olive;
in
a
but
""ood
Alas,
confided
the
cause
and
wholly
unbecoming
shade
sustained
was
and
that
by
and
the
both
the
eyes
that
thought
wearing-
in color
the
at
were
with
gown
martyrdom
conil)ination
my
pocketbook
my
replace
I sutfei'cd
forget
me
to
winter
of the
beauty
1
was
patience
afford
not
one
It
purchase making
anv
dressmaker's
my
and
time
of
blue,
the
I
suffering
was
cloth
cause.
years
to
afterward,
her
that
of dress
she
reform
evervthing
else
friend
a
"
kindly
thought
by
more
combined
(8)
Mrs.
the
! ! !"
told
INFrs. A.
me
Parker
back
Mrs.
of
had
that
A.
did
bad
injured
coat
not
than
men-
tion
the
and
the
matter
attitude
of
necessity
that
making,
to
many
for
it is
than
of course,
me,
who
reform
better
repose
to
on
her
believe
or
''
position being typical of
thoroughly
but
imj)rovement,
strive
aught
through
found
(0)
acts
made."
in the
who
uncouth
principles
do
not
lieve
be-
toward
CHAPTER
A
\V():\IAXS
Up
r.UB
(
the
to
an
I
in
health
and
in
ladies
motion
orcj;anization
the
Physical
its
explains
the
value
where
of
been
be
the
might
ai)ont
the
effort
and
had
club
added
which
to
improved
dress,
would
beauty
majority
Tliese
itself.
of
be
oidy
be
must
whicli
comes
like
myself,
belief
that
or
improved
had
there
had
em-
wear.
under-
alone
woman
could
The\'
of
to
its
reform
and
the
hoped
maiiv
bined
com-
Comfort."
the
unlock
founders
door
shut
for
Chicago
the
the
realized
that
from
tlie
out
twenty
The
P)eauty,"
fully
forever
movement,
Aesthetic
""
after
light
declared,
with
beautiful
and
be
this,
went
in
Miller,
adapted
Sesame,
entrance
a
dress
of
out
with-
wai-drobes
its
to
within
gymnastics
'
(10)
well
were
the
the
dress
but
wearer,
as
as
than
that
improved
beautiful
classes
fai-ther
even
Mrs.
and
developed
should
accomplish
learned
of
women.
seekers
They
I
jVIany
pur[)ose
Health
*""
be
Prowhose
club
dress.
one
the
for
information.
Boston
words,
for
that
several
it.
the
destined
was
fact
untiri'ig
been
these
firm
dresses
wished-for
of
eai4i(M\
home
beauty,
end.
wiio,
woman's
the
accomi)lish
watchword
years
in
desired
the
of
a
fore
be-
lay
with
inspiration
women
in
that
before,
never
one
yeai's
artistic
in
Dress,
and
comfort
joined
Correct
as
working
fields
Society
the
of
better
been
Chicao-o
toward
recognized
earnest
The
and
for
ideas
bring
never
woman
JSTow,
souK^tliing
They
body
object.
composed
was
their
i)odied
not
and
experimenting
could
the
Culture
working
are
clul)
The
the
of
organization
many
o^ladly
DRE8S.
'T
possibilities
and
dress,
had
unexplored,
yet
as
in
comfort
of
name
the,
the
to
C0RRE(
])ersonal
own
my
aronsed
was
womankind
to
I
visit
I3("t()n
my
solely
eye
Now
liealth.
of
and
culture
physical
for
time
with
alone,
11.
well,
as
formed
so
that
that
witiiout.
for
gown
must
tiie
the
To
prac-
Dancing
ticino; both
witli
earliest
the
the
and
is
instituted;
were
thoroughly
was
advantages
Waist."
Masculine
dress.
seen
times
culture
defects
or
Loctures
a])paratu.s.
woman's
investigated
of
different
the
on
dress
and
from
discussed,
and
eras
cessity
ne-
costumes
noted.
were
*
niiil without
physical
of
Faun.'^'
By
that
Dress
the
comparing
the
triangular,
is ovoid
Cegg
niuity,
is due
dress
fashionable
sloping
shape).
to
the
from
the
The
reason
fact
refoi-mers
waist
that
have
of tlie
of
Dancing
to-day
shoulders
tlie
she,
and
is in
to
a
tailor-made
not
the
Ijeeii
with
reality
girl
advocate
(11)
tliat
the
is
so
the
of the
trying
to
Venus
Oenetrix,
and
imitate
masculine.
liips. AVoman's
stiff
of dress
of
of
imitation
an
above
point
accused
unjustly
Faun
waist,
unwomanly,
improvement,
A
so
"
apes
on
will
man's
the
lacking
the
man's
a
it
he
waist
contrary,
in
fenii-
masculiuet"
dresses
Many
club
wore
tho
to
worn
benefit
in
method
their
of
iho
of
cutting
immediately
Artists
talked
the
to
of
physical
ethical
sides
others
thing
any-
i)etter
a
bodice, it
a
of the
use
was
whole.
ideal
in art.
nature
was
from
Physicians
attended
by
and
])hysical,aesthetical
the
word,
a
the
and
antique
In
ills.
the
of
for
departure
every
serious
club
the
in
improvement
most
ut-
found
tneniber
a
uiuh^'garment,
improved
an
an
sivirt,
a
given
how
sl.iowed
of
way
If
ideas.
individual
The
to
givinf^;
in
hidics
the
hy
the
of
members
the
of
t'rcelv criticised.
iiKH^tingsand
shown
"^enerosity was
the
idoas
tho
cMiilxxlyliio'
and
presented
ably
ipiestion were
fully
discussed.
Every
tried
woman
dressmakers
were
freely given
the
Above
all it
and
ada|)t
their
benefit
If
the
should
into
in fashion,
which
defeating
the
be
to
When
very
trying
to
too,
she
as
this
meet
unthinking
To
quote
and
Culture
study
Tlu'
soL-iety
is
books
arc
Erencli
use
each
usefuliu'ss,
kind
of
after
part of
absurdity,
universally supposed
of natural
charms.
demanded
are
how
and
Calendar
Im[)rove(lDress
ami
principles
the
of
woman
miserable
effaces
her
all
ideal
ion,
fash-
by
is,
rally
natu-
own
her
of
she
in
grace
a
io-norant,
an
dressmaker.
Club
the
is always
the
on
is
woman
Think
herself
of
of
healtii
individual
utterly ignored.
of
and
I'oruis
any
It
is
of
(12)
by the
Physical
the
members
the
orifjjinality,
Art.
eharacteristics
Conventionality
that
for
1892:
dress
suitability to
exi"ected
Society
I and
fashion.
consulted.
are
the
f"jr ISO
improved
entirely indeiHMideiit
taste,
of
model
evolved
function
individuality,surrendering
to
is true
individual,
plum]), i-oliin ty]"e
demand?
The
This
art, the
led to everj^
laces, distorts, defaces
(Mideavor
of
of
figures
a
un-
to
])rincij)les
garment
enhancement
than
absurd
as
unvarying.
which
for
of
all,the
work
are
has
is
dress.
the
any
dress
pur])Ose.
above
ignoring
])urpose
more
charming
of
like
striving,namely,
is
and
then
slender, long-waisted
what
"
or
of
so
occasion,
designers of costumes,
artisan
vain
doubly
the
discoveries.
architecture.
study
be
because
ignorance
their
time, place and
its construction
govern
Either
from
consideration,
in
fashion
and
discussions,
in
fashion
to
the
all
to
a
a
as
strive
climate,
taken
are
irrational
creations
and
that
and
dressmaker,
own
investigations and
all
of
insisted
was
architect
all art
of
her
convert
cordially welcomed
philosophical and
artist
to
each
and
person
of
ples
princiand
the
will
this
dition
con-
fashion
consider
her
indi%'iduality
own
necessarily be dressed
in
adopting
like her
improved
neighbor,
clotliing, so
her
as
that
personality
she
is not
will
not
rei)eated!
"
**********
While
"
patiently
in
found
to
to
shall
be
study
the
her
as
effect
such
purse,
shall
best
for
one
make
charming
duties,
as
forms
foi-m
and
artistic,
the
emulate
to
such
infelicitous
of
human
their
of
may
(13)
possess."
realize
also
we
as
shall
Such
set
to
be
in
time
be
able
suit-
dress
off with
tumes
cos-
expect
divine
proiwrtions
complexion.
and
to
form
clothing
characteristics,
each
efforts
our
and
embodiments
herself,
features
in
comfortable
painting,
condition,
conceal
mistakes
many
healthful,
and
sculpture
find, each
to
to
expect
we
that
mately
ulti-
greater
III.
CHAPTER
The
to
thoughtful
everv
the
at
is
This
found
immense
an
"
strono:er
her
herself
and
do
lace
around
tear
not
mended
be
to
the
Ije
to
The
flannel
and
undervest
and
necessary,
of
the
the
those
The
garments
the
to
stronger
are
from
there
skirt,
ments,
gar-
free
woman
for, aside
ones,
of
little
a
is
ming'
trim-
no
of
lii'st
of
cost
these
undergarments,
is
the
cai'efully
latter
cluding
in-
compared
will
be
found
is
improved
easy
tights
recpiire
medicines,
very
of
mere
any
the
of
and
consciousness
above
far
of
bills
the
and
It
garments
ordinary
doctor's
traveling
pair
the
about
cheaper.
temiier,
estimated.
be
scarcely
with
renewing
)urdened
suit
each
ranking
in
advantage
and
trimming,
dollars
of
law.
natural
of
sistei'.
overt
the
of
saving
serenity
energy,
One
contents
compai-ed
ai'e
shn^vesof
tear
ten
is the
there
the
of
ironing.
the
fall,
cotton
as
suit,
to
an
])i'ice of
and
live
from
Then
the
wear
something
members
and
until
and
complaint
improved
the
with
make
if
but
garments,
ready-
I'enewed.
or
always
AVomeu
is
duties.
and
neck'
the
the
washing
improver
many
easily
as
in
spring
other
to
bought
strength,
by
unimproved
leaving
saved,
and
of
this
dress
the
sewing,
constant
devote
can
great
conservative
is
in
how
of
more
The
hil)()r
of
basket
laundry
is, that
ago.
saving
realizes
scarcely
of
the
is
be
can
time
of
wliich
among
store.
advantage
long
sex
There
to
taken
slcirt,
themselves
suggest
least
drygoods
a
saving
and
out
the
of
will
tlie
not
except
counters
UNDERGARMENTS.
garments
woman,
them,
of
one
made
"
these
of
advantao'es
every
REFORM
OF
ADVANTAGES
enongh
in
ence
obedivalue.
money
underclothingwash
to
one's
little
gain
out
own
room
room,
or
care
a
if
in
packing.
Tijen
the
suit
is
adjustable
to
(14;
all
climates.
When
1
was
ii]
that
their
care
and
of
a
and
bodies
protection
needlessly
and
most
with
woman's
That
are
note
woman
strikini"-
her
a
more
tenderly organized, and
than
but
lower
man's
is
body
in every
has
man's;
a
so
how
way
long
illustration
limbs,
exposed
of
to
the fittest.
(ifi)
every
see
change
her
doctrine
foolishly
of
ature,
temper-
it is.
clothes
of
greater
covering
how
illy protected
survived
the
the
contrast
and
need
the
furnishes
survival
a
of
CHAPTER
lY.
DEVELOPMENT
Great
should
care
in
chang-e
that
dress,
weakened
inch
half
deep
still
to
the
corsets
all
bottom,
and
While
a
is
this
of
head
(No.
and
by
going
little
Lutzen
Breathing,
and
body,
tlyspepsia
steal
U
fold
up
and
and
other
night
weights.
KaMer
there
of
are
hour
an
develop
on
book
a
unused
in
the
day,
for
muscles
and
nervousness,
the
xVrabs,
be
to
standai'd
muscles
like
theirtents
under
weights
the
Checkley,
head-ache,
times
practice
with
top
linings.
exercises
furnished
and
the
at
chest
of
weight
Three-quarters
strengthen
otf
take
chapter
set
any
inch
an
three
the
Co.)
or
them
superfluous
a
what
out
manner;
Will
'"
be
it
cut
in
a
skirts
Gradually
exercises
chest
will
find
to
will
marvelous
most
of
Gymnastics,
them.
use
exercise,
regular
a
to
(piarter
Get
Res])iration,
on
Begin
exercises.
on
that
book
a
found
different
the
If
button
all
or
sufficiently
and
once
Manufacturing
Have
band
breathing
exercises).
Aesthetic
Guthman's
at
and
quarter
seams
hole.
degrees
directions
breathing
the
the
front
necessary.
button
and
take
on
to
all
in
Get
some
removing
morning
found
in
corset
Narragansett
10
each
the
(according
day
the
in
bones
the
if
allowing
cover,
between
the
out,
in
holes
button
band,
with
remove
cord.
a
you
nation
combi-
to
the
elastic
allow
letting
corset
or
the
in
slack
out
make
worn,
will
begin
a
cles,
mus-
the
on
from
with
s])ace,
further
of
admit
to
are
breathing
extra
but
make
to
enervated
Put
use.
steels
back
thnt
of
once,
the
the
at
made
dress
improved
an
them
lace
decided
exacted
of
at
Take
degrees.
them;
lack
tights
has
one
is not
lono'
the
BODY.
when
much
too
and
by
corsets
button
taken
through
garment
the
be
OF
and
silently
aw^ay."
there
is
attention
in
charge
good
a
is
to
paid
gymnasium
to
prescribe
near,
and
measurements
the
course
(17)
gymnasium
a
to
be
a
relial^le
pursued,
where
cian
physienter
it.
tf not, tlie books
of
amount
Never
unduly
really
weary.
with
muscles
ache
months
two
wearing
and
brouo'ht
coukl
him
of
has
and
perseverance
she
patience
herself
accommodate
given
physical
to
lies in the
approximates
llunning,
aiul
swinging
its human
to
of
heel
from
dumb
blood, will, virtually,
Be
attem])t
you
where
is
and
the
sure
most
all
that
sure
to
the
to
come,
the
muscular
exercise.
clothing
of
remake
bodv.
delicate
and
time
It. must
does
organs
and
body,
or
be
change
of
gown
arms
misused
body
the
(18)
chest
ward
for-
\vei"a,hts,
i-owing, skating,
that
bi-ing
aiul
])urify the
that
without
the
reniovc^l
are
of
amount
be
poising
into
due
un-
money.
harm
fi-ee
come,
body,
and
be
])roper
that
upon
before
may
and
remembered
generally
of
a
toes,
circulation
with
interferes
must
Shouhiers
the
exercises
restrictions
Any
(piickto
shrunken
out,
"'xercises;
all
and
the
of
and
imi)roved
pulling of
toe,
im})rove
either
expenditure
if she
but
covers.
HUed
bells, breathing
muscles,
])lay unuseU
from
sense
an
I'ising upon
to
))laying tennis, riding bicycle
sets
cor-
recover
and
a
divine.
form
jumi)iiig,dancing,
back
of
dress
the
was
worn
attention,
of
wearing
chests
to
help
straightfMied, until
backs
has
meditating
one
that
bod\'
lioUow
legs developed,
and
deal
any
successful
symmetrical
broadened,
be
can
by
but
conditions.
better
great
than
life
from
common
to
shoi't
])ains they
month;
a
ready
and
a
or
little
a
very
new
exercise
the
of
Much
dress.
to
indeed
attention,
Some
week
a
nature
who
inine
fem-
a
recover
can'tex})ect
exercises
find
will
in
in
the
to
woman
a
years
law
violated
months
the
corsc^ts.
off
lea\'ing
two
of corsets,
wearing
results
in
stout,
aftei'
ills
his
otf
foolishly
adopt
greater
left
so
five, ten, fifteen, twenty
the
be
stated,
If it took
months
three
there
unused
growing
to
pect
ex-
his muscles
after
was
])lan
not
if
it took
condition,
lie
practice,
Do
alarmed
said
excellent
bean
above
as
him.
be
months,
avoirdu})ois,and
months,
two
not
normal
three
that
extra
do
are
you
of
work.
disj)osing of superfluous flesh,l)ut
of
trial discovered
of
the
Proctor
their
for
do
result.
before
periods
that
and
Kichard
it woidd
method
rest,
day,
a
i-ecover
corset
a
of
little.
a
to
thought
that
in
it is short
able
reason-
a
desired
the
Stop exercising
that
intervals
witli
person
a
accomplish
muscle.
Remember
get strong
permit
to
sense
common
fatigue a
frequent
to
will
indicated
the
the
therefore
done
tioning:
funcstrain
weakest
exercise,
the
beneficial
most
and
carefully
We
have
is
are
no
reason
is
made
it that
With
either
man
where
necessary
desirable, and
of
season
^a
"
and
whose
is
serious
and
endurance
in
discomfort,
is
if
an
results.
of the
is
are
strong
the
ever
serious
are
body
to be
expect
not
can
training
use
exercise
spasmodic
is
muscle
the
careful
who
muscle
demand
a
are
the
ism
organ-
a
developed
discomfort
time
outcome
and
clare
de-
to
their
When
man.
and
ex])erience of people
pain
result
long disuse,
and
pain
and
the
of
trained
a
skill and
the
that
woman,
immediate
day by
a
or
But, 2:enerally,there
exercise, because
to
from
that
with
moderation,
short-sighted physicians
enervated
wonder
fulfill,no
time.
from
only
in
used, and
never
essentiallydifferent
and
if taken
proper
some
ought
women
upon
gradually
skating, lawn-tennis, dancing,
sense
cause
is weakened
in
the
at
common
which
difficulties,
that
be
must
means,
dangerous
never
or
for
crazes
clothing, and
proper
all remedial
used.
periodic
These
etc.
of
same,
rangement,
de-
organic
increased
inertia, enhanced
dress
aesthetically,
is, that
l)y fear.
The
with
trouble
great
the
completely ignores
it
juid
the
changing
much
draw
should
surroundings,
considering
In
toed
this
his
own
time
this
season,
than
climax
year
than
That
be
to
and
the
the
the
have
signs
the
land,
put, simply
perverted
taste
in
the
shoes
are
bust
smaller
of fashion
magazine
The
be
round-
skirts
street
to
matter.
be
to
are
last; that
will
of
and
the
be
times
first
are
and
cap})ed
higher
worn
is the
tion
adapta-
of
ual.
individ-
the
such
evolution,
witness.
be
found
fashionable
and
becoming
(19)
problems
great
needs
ste]) in
may
walking
of
the
century,
the
to
bear
of the
"
purpose
the
dress
exercising
of
one
nineteenth
taken
modification
avowed
architect
an
be
that
individual
rainy-day
are
'*
if
as
line,
out-
"
of
the
Encouraging
with
one
is
of
beauty
is to
waists
French
its
to
out
building
as
that
body, building
utterly disregard
that
square,
questioned
they
bicycle
Women
and
women
of dress
and
not
trained;
last !
to
confronting
of art
notice
by announcing:
It is not
the
the
caprice,or
and
ever;
and
which
to
receive
we
and
tight
longer
the
use
due
be
to
or
the
It
use.
house
a
of
reference
functional
for
plans
form
true
without
figure
its
less
woman's
in the
dress
riding
the
stronger
of
stud}^
to-day.
bicycle
and
"
better
developed.
is
recognized
More
the
and
body,
and
and
tlien
one
be
to
a
study
is the
color
and
is
when
liarmonious
oidy,
becomes
a
life, the
carriage
of
one
custom
and
bearing
and
the
the
of
requisitesof
of
law
of mind
being
and
body
possiltilit}'.
(tENETRIX.
spirit,the
essence
for
secret
proportion
exercise
well, and
of health.
to
also
be
develojmiont
Yenus
Grace
paid
graceful
hap])y day
the
is
to
factor
potent
attention
more
in unison;
then,
the
fashion
it is the
short,
as
It is
fashion.
are
In
the
(20)
of
of
motion.
beauty,
As
we
we
study
motion
its undulative
in
and
parts for the
of
adjustments
depends
acquired, and
through
Her
The
complete.
could
be
In
the
acquired,
construction
of
the
body;
not
attain.
into
child's
learn
Even
the
of
It
possessed
could
l)ody
is needless
people
the
of
live
pounds
just
so
lines
It
much
locomotion
"
ratiocination,
it
"
will
we
means
blood;
vitiated
constrained
should
mind
be
The
that
be
of
his
laws.
not
the
if
lack
the
hence
master.
must
endeavor
The
the
removal
Venus
(81)
lower
of
"
strictions
re-
cramped
and
machin(!ry
than
of
The
self.
its
the
own
free
use
indispensable.
recognition
a
have
higher
A
of
admit
desire
be
usefulness
highest
the
the
higher
will
reverent
ground
We
intelligent direction;
of
is
when
along
consciousness
that
ward.
awk-
steam
importance.
is
a
of
from
breathing
sity;
neces-
unskillful
an
waste
light
improvement
and
and
we
a
remain
must
takes
body
of
as
upon
result.
something
dress
a
The
with
and
wrono-,
with
education
that
and
same
the
much
requisites are
pounds
ten
the
God
hiws
interferes
servant,
all
these
that
of
use
muscles
of
that
highest
too
and
various
animus
with
the
occupied
bodily movements,
of all the
In
say.
movements,
proper
and
shuffling walk,
a
perception, a
energy
necessity
imperfect
an
physical
keen
the
expend,
of
of
becomes
chest
using
to
give
of
a
him
models
i?"'^6"they
accomplish
energy
in
by
wasted
means
would
do
call
to
If,
would
is looked
means
body.
of
use
])eople
surrounded
to-day,
awkward,
Awkwardness
use
of
Awkwardness
born
of
little need
were
however,
environment
are
full
and
muscles.
which
be
have
we
by necessity
the
of
and
grace
acquired.
say,
tiiem.
supply
must
and
one
quick
a
be
to
the
in
lacking
life if
body
adequate
would
conquest
belief.
human
that
okl
would
that
fact
great majority
were
there
in
later
and
grace
the
there
develo])ment
culture.
the
co-ordinations
environment,
all-si'J.ed
the
imitation
by
various
the
use
use
We
of
giving
grace,
this, however,
to
to
up
the
her
make
the
parts
she
when
to
grace
their
of
In
Venus
is
grace
adjustment
fully recognized
lived
and
requisite to
every
of
Greeks
])lan
needed
beauty
is inherent
structure;
movement.
of
girdle
changing
its
Beauty
or
the
of
sequence
the
borrows
Zeus.
charm
and
opposition
form
bahince,
upon
and
waves
of grace.
secret
underlying
upon
depends
Juno
myth
rhythmic
or
to
de
to
taken
of
make
Milo
live
that
the
of
in
the
alienable
in-
ance
accord-
anything
being
must
the
dress
the
has
stood
the
Venus
of ages
test
woman's
within
])racticethat
horror
virtuous
vulgar,
it
one
if she
lady
looked
that
even
like
they
beauty,
vitiated
so
month
a
and
grace
become
has
taste
of
model
a
as
Milo.
de
two
stating
the
her
that., pointing
bad
told
Venus
a
fine
of
the
ordinary
and
with
me
Milo
de
husband
to
the
example
have
women
thought
that
by
but
wouldn't
Avas
like
photogra])h
of
Juno.
again quote from
of Physical
promotion
To
the
Culture
calendar
and
(22)
Correct
Society
Dress
:
for
the
CHAPTER
V.
CONSTRICTIONS.
An
iiii])rove(ldress
constrictions.
of
neck,
perfect
in
or
will
The
be
interferes
to
the
always
support
a
to
of
woman
the
size
of
the
head
head
large
the
fact
in
that
and
the
binds
the
which
mit
ad-
to
is
result
decidedly
thin.
note
and
collar
movement,
neck,
or
statue,
the
its
all
of
enough
the
If
thick
Greek
loose
made
with
removal
the
movement.
woman,
any
studying
heavy
way
of
be
must
of
lessening
a
detrimental
In
collar
freedom
any
demands
absolutely
that
art,
neck
is
the
least,
at
neck
scrawny
the
top-
makes
never
an
appearance.
All
in
a
the
natural
defects
be
degree,
neck
that
is
it
will
be,
low.
to
take
of
the
on
lessened
in
of
sorts
of
two
thought,
and
involves
cell.
of
the
the
of
is
weaken,
lost,
to
free
may
the
action
it
causes
readily
be
to
the
to
the
pave
the
subject,
is that
less
way
st\de
the
which
a
dress
the
to
if
ence.
circumfer-
always
return
respond
such
the
construction
balance
in
what
preventeci,
to
the
the
other
the
should
body
should
be
called
of
atrophy
The
law
body
can
third.
not
that
only
not
into
nerve
of
To
and
expression
physical
Have
of
but
brain
to
muscle
to
may,
thus,
dress;
made
should
matter
But
of
increase
necks
no
forms
aid
be
can
exercise
by
pulse
im-
for
way
all
derangements.
action,
thirds
all
the
and
short
collar.
will, and,
muscle
muscle
of
to
nervous
Every
of
size,
the
of
the
of
])art
ccjllar
attempt,
and
any
remedied
by
length
with
high
a
the
the
never
wear
disa])pear
long,
from
be
not
can
to
women
and
mischief
made
unduly
Stout
neck
that
have
action
with
daily.
Atrophy
corresponding
function
is
ivinain
the
law
unused
comph'te
dom
free-
perfect
life,
without
thecircuit,
all-sided,
of
phy
atro-
ment
detri-
impression,
mental,
means
and
moral
well-being.
sleeves
of
a
dress
made
{2-i)
in
such
a
way
that
the
arms
be
can
bent
raised
the
freedom
effect,so
as
should
princess
form.
be
the
of
of
cause
or
the}^ have
such
elastic
An
again
and
feet,
have
but
not
stood
feet, like
feet
and
the
idea
parhaps
done
and
natural
wiiich
he
ignores utterly
and
the
limb,
tiffhts
beneath
her
with
good
health
and
sign
the
This,
of
proposition,
new
walk
as
with
a
this
and
body
wholly
woman's
thrown
endeavor
the
not
but
pipe-stem ankles,
Chinese
a
and
entirely
little
put together.
wholly
of
must
one
Her
''
gown."
is the
destroy
causes
to
evil
wrote,
more
walks,
tlie results
poise, are
why
dyspepsia.
The
instep
deformed
clumsy, shuffling, ambling
with
of
The
toes, bunions, callouses,
distorted
lific
pro-
fino-er
wonder
shape
to
and
upon
A
case
and
high
all other
stand
to
Crowded
at.
feet
has
with
the
shoes.
when
startling and
a
made
of
out
a
with
problem.
matter
and
act
the
circulation.
this
that
than
women,
were
look
to
solve
laced
culation.
cir-
women
the
a
be
noticeably, its
headache
destroys
the
in
still
winter,
poet's elbow,
breeding,
of
It is
the
with
and
grace
sock
least, the
at
And
be
the
is the
troul)les.*
this
must
with
can
muscles
hinder
of
upon
shoukl
muscles
womb
would
limb
mice, peeped
together
blood
the
interferes
boy's
and
in
waists
abdominal
band.
feet
about
the
or
Last,
cold
buttoned
and
more
skirt
tight
a
be
waist
waist.
principle
circulation, interference
vein
much
the
the
the
liver, stomach
a
All
wooden
plates.
around
either
it prevents
small;
fashion
the
back,
and
]iroduces the
upon
attached.
beside
a
band
a
front
size too
modern
or
that
the
to
and
our
should
diaphragm
How
corset,
by
after
pliable
resting lightly upon
hand,
plague,
skirt
for
head
glove
a
the
a
made
so
perfect freedom,
action
use
waist
a
elastic,and
the
of
illustrated
The
have
or
wear
would
you
Dresses
with
of
perfectly
Avoid,
waist
Never
straight.
or
the
freely over
to
of
out
wear
its
boot
a
function
proper
feet;
of
the
foot.
"
Dress,"
says
because
it
arts,
freedom
must
the
center
at
hand
or,
and
if
High
*See
they
foot
Mr.
combines
be
be
lost
collars, constant
excellent
article
"
on
The
is
the
and
expression.
to
freedom
must
"
beauty
given
and
have
Eussell,
the
at
left free
to
Corset
"
by
Dr.
(25)
This
that
move,
of
Robt.
expression.
the
L.
Dickenson
control
may
pliabilityof
of New
all
]S"eck, arm,
they
tight gloves,
of
Absolute
demands
extremities.
it,again acquire
wearing
difficult
most
and
York.
retain,
nature.
tight, un-
yielding'shoes,
that
suhvci-ts
utterly
A
"
they
coininon
Some
to
as
foot
Ankles
step.
shoes,
but
change,
and
Besides
the
by
the
You
can
bad
grow
charm
of
important
give
methods.
sco["e
It is
stiff;
on
the
it is that
a"ld
we
|)art of
of
this
Jieart.
contrary,
robs
us
the
unused
in
same
low
to
such
to
cold
the
in
a
weather.
the
step,
creasing
in-
personality.
exj)ression.or
not
duce
pro-
gloves,
be
for
were
even
so
as
should
elasticity to
di'essing
the
pliable
as
ourselves
benelit,
whok;
the
if
that
bodily development
either,
accustom
liud
to
Ves,
tliick
so
foot, and
which
bound,
be
the
tlie
be
spring
it would
reasons,
most
should
i-old ^
then
soles
wear
of
shoes
heavy-soled
])rejudicialto
as
quickly
comfort,
Dress
of
could
these
are
take
that
motion
that
not
would
the
''For
feel
we
we
notion
wonu^n
walk,
should
Would
reasons.
expression,
Shoes
to
stitt'ness
a
"j,'t'ac(\])r()(lucing
of
the;
any
appearance.
the
allowing
"
Avitli
stiff, flat-footed
a
feet
is
English
bend
not
can
natural
niistalvc
advisable.
are
;iII eiKMiiiivx
-avo
time
(2C)
hands,
subject
you
can
usually,
is apt
of natural
expression."
the
of
makes
increase
movementj
and
clothing.
become
that
to
neck
rigid
ple
peopathy.
sym-
of grace,
VI.
CHAPTETl
FEET.
THE
The
feet
and
designed
were
the
facilitate
to
to
of
act
the
sup|)ort
of
weiglit
in
locomotion
the
body,
running
walking,
leaping.
and
So
and
delicately
is
muscular
the
complicated
articulated
nicely
the
functions
varied
bones,
many
the
that
adjustments,
that
necessary
the
are
dom
free-
utmost
be
may
so
properl}'
performed.
Yet,
but
the
the
of
uses
itself
foot
is
been
foot
and
it
which
for
that
and
Avooden
foot,
fulfilling
looked,
over-
ignored,
been
has
conventional
a
of
incapable
utterly
ine4astic,
the
of
sha])e
womankind
of
ideal
the
real
the
have
only
not
was
designed.
Just
the
as
good,
natural
internal
could
we
re-arranged
organs
on
go
is
utterly
that
result
it
As
design,
the
is,
the
with
natural,
comfortable,
neither
is
clothing
our
the
with
war
they
ventional
con-
table
inevi-
graceful
beautiful.
nor
saying
model,
endeavoring
And
raised
bumps,
In
tracing
used
of
as
the
rough
"
:
its
a
and
she
flesh
back
the
clumsy
its
the
feet,
inclemency
in
to
cause,
a
shape,
(37)
but
thing
yielding
of
angles,
muscles.
find
we
shoes
from
either
of
conform."
soft,
the
cramps
ing
unchang-
an
must
woman
distorted
and
to
to
present
outline,
God-given
evil
or
shape
this,
protection
way,
this
To
hardened
this
dressmakers,
the
do
to
in
flesh, graceful
first
like
shoemakers,
The
were
at
with
body
garments
rejoicing.
way
the
dressmaker
another
us
the
suit
to
wasp-like
our
give
nounced
pro-
from
the
and
and
creation,
of
things
different
foot
ferent
dif-
radically
all
of
shoemaker
the
is
Creator
tlie
shoemaker's
the
Could
order
the
is
so
foot.
change
which
form
the
from
dressmaker
French
the
of
torso
the
the
ness
rough-
weather.
they
had
were
They
a
great
udvantai^e
the
for
beino-
])ossible in
home
him
The
boiuhige,
aluKJst
By
this
To-day
civilized
useful
foot
form
and
when
weaker,
more
chosen,
from
the
Not
The
live
But
if it
has
to
The
and
beauty
to
then
the
three
the
radical
defects
should
certainly
wide
enough
to
of
the
a
hump
no
shoes
allow
natural
that
an
his
little feet
royal
is
like
instep
cased
in-
descent."
has
cost
useless
world
a
a))})ealto
to
and
conventionality
and
question
that
which
are
as
them.
for
arched
health
the
now,
cepted
ac-
strength.
they sacrifice,as
of infinite
then, will the
of
are
be
full
an
shoes
nuxde
too
inch
i)lay of
foot
as
foot
boot
made
ha,s
the
a
awkward,
forward
the
and
narrow
toes;
than
value
be
ordinated
sub-
to
form
con-
the
hump
the
natural
center
of
third,
first,
are,
too
short;
foot, and
secontl, their
square
clumsy walk;
(28)
made
now
longer
(mtirelychanges
body, throwing
iaducing
for
until
not,
small
Ills
''
French
pair of
boot.
they
right;
humanity
life itself.
even
things
not
a
too
high
})rovetl it
grace,
in
quotations
two
without
foot, and
size; almost-all
heel,
his
outweigh
and
their
is not
of
pn*incipalsufferers
man
him,
"
standpoint,
proved
woman,
ever}^
hundred
sacrifices,the
part
sizes
about
these
to
always
be
can
well, their
a
two
that
us
up
this
will
usage
to
seeing
written
not
from
true
a
mis-shapen.
her
the
are
boots
wear
Experience, however,
womankind
and
for
if
nine
barbarous
women
health, strength, and
women
it
so-called
that
women,
conservative
recall
informed
to
sidered
con-
begun.
the
adopted,
jeweled sli[)per])roclaimed
effort
rather
or
be
shoe.
few
etc., or
in its
The
find
we
poets have
mice,"
form,
which
for
foot
among
victinn
and
])eoplecan
very
it
demands
shoemaker's
and
the
thousand
a
ornamental
many
heels,
of
fashion
thus
the
to
came
done,
was
think
wouhl
and
shoe
from
customarily
so
shown
be
nine
ninety
is
to
were
Usually
is
shoe
creeds;
conventional, supposedly ornamental,
The
naticms.
not
the
is universal
of affairs
state
at
cribs, confines."
mischief
the
stay
boots
with
as
sight of,
is lost
is freedom,
"cabins,
then
clothes
witli
good
imperceptible degrees
and
made,
but
holds
as
his
because
stroll
something entirely apart
as
Avas
hiw
not
to
free
feet
did
man
afternoon
Sunihiy
a,
spirit,wliich
is
which
antedeUivian
the
left
and
nunh',
were
subordinate
tlioy Were
shoo;
The
action.
I
the
when
thev
whom
fi'oni
hurt
tlu' modern
ovei'
form
under
graceful poise
ecpiilibrium
the
the
and
conventional
shoe
is
utterly uncomfortable,
and
the
taking
in
A
amount
good
well
What
would
a
proper
the
bo-peep
should
be,
foot.
and
calf, makes
of
foot; have
shoe
made
free
had
and
years,
Mrs.
"Oh,
made
let
me
"
put
"
of
don't
let
Well,
Finally,
after
"
"
He
demand
the
by
upon
a
outline
then
ankle
of
have
a
admit
to
low
vamp
enough
boot-maker
same
this
as
pair of
new
to
You
have
stylish
boots
just
as
:
shoes
your
such
this
boots
six
regularly,
have
to
for
on
goes
shoes
going
not
these
''
large
I have
the
bunions^"
my
foot
any
of
the
best
joints.
shoes!
think
have
don't
You
All
last
the
the
stand
and
foot
feet,
pretty
I"
once
I have
been
in
the
had
you
No,
I want
my
the
aid^le
just
if
don't
you
insisted
have
better
situation, and
boots
to
a
little
look
out."
having
upon
the
heel
a
I
will
'(
walk
in."
tighter,for
my
own
vour
'Slv.
way.
measurements
being
are
remarks.
he
"Or
are
make
accej"ted
made,
you
a
morocco,
them."
me
grow
li. has
a
want
you
will
ankles
order
heel."
low
a
Avith
toe
made
pair
a
11., I
having
Dut
on
those
you
]S"o,Mr.
habit
in to
Parker,
make
draw
and
lit the
where
ordering,
in
longer
soles
to
boot
taken,
conversation
such
like
just
"
boots
inch
an
stretch;
boot-maker
the
playing
medium
not
AVlicu
and
same,
of
my
I go
will
heels, large enough
some
time
every
with
measurements
the
dignified,
mice
of
custom-made
your
and
royal
])ro])erlymade
used.
have
movement
I have
made
boot
is
quarter
that
a
as
careful
of
use
be
A
always
without
free
allow
long
papci'.
your
a
as
ami
ism
organ-
'i
gown
leather
a
best.
is not
nuiterial
the
large, is always elegant.
little wooden
least, a
at
the
twice
wear
her
should
of
culation
cir-
from
woman
keep
to
necessary
foot,however
beneath
It
a
the
order.
muscular
willingly
spring heels,
of
muscles, prevents
disjiensewith
than
piece
exercise
not
boot
of
of
possessing a carriage that
A
will
of the
by interferingwith
woman
clumsy
or
use
working
shaped
and
into
for
missionary
not
a
have
the
to
seem
that
boot
work
Mrs.
corns,
Parker?"
"
Xo."
"^'o."
customers
come
does
any
on
my
bunions
like
store
see
any
part,
relation
and
between
in
this
spite
is still Avedded
(29)
I do
corns.
not
see
foot."
your
'"villtit me;
he
and
of
to his
and
six
idol
mv
3"ears'
"
formity.
de-
VII.
CHAPTEll
DRESS
Fii-st
in
Those
manufactured
are
in
ordci-
takes
of
the
is
donning,
place
tlie
held
once
under-drawers.
and
lanti, Mich.,
as
which
undergarment,
under-vest
GARMENTS.
well
iin])("i'tance,as
("onil)in;ition
bv
REFORM
ideal
by
in
manv
the
Ypsilanti
respects.
^30)
Com])any.
They
retain
at
the
Yj)sitrue
are
iiiado
and
lisle
For
of
silk,silk
all
"
those
New
Yoi'k,
Jaros
garments
sanitary
allow
the
outlines
In
have
not
to
the
of
the
still
simply
will
and
on,
because
It is to
call
fers
to
free
from
and
the
and
much
now
writing
most
possible to buy
ex])ensive
as
thread
stores,
well
as
English manufacture,
these
a
at
as
heavy
(32)
the
trian
Equesbe
can
additional
imder-vest.
Mrs.
Miss
in
saw
seeing
desired,
Club,
addition
and
follow
skirts,
body.
Chicago
sensible
also
exquisite texture.
two
as
3. lisle
Iveene
moisture
absorb
Y])silantiCompany,
lit the
tights, or,
of
is
sha|)es. l"eing
large (;itydry goods
The
of
the
Mrs.
pi'('ju(lic(\
after
it is
our
them,
modest
a
for
the
thoroughly
are
garments
and
warm
as
2, tights.
of
member
indebted
are
we
a
found
they closely
1, Ypsilaiiti sarnii'iit.
the
by
be
These
warmth
more
and
they
shapely
tights, manufactured
drawn
which
The
garment.
washing,
air.
of
are
tigui-e,
when
winter,
in
way
cii'culation
free
a
shi'iidc in
Co..- of
"
Bros.
combination
perfect
desire
or
Jaros
the
weight,
excellent
an
will
owing
and
of
liuhtness
finish.
perfect in
rheumatism,
silk
thread,
lisle
wool,
pure
and
from
suffer
with
protection
make
of
dainty
who
wool,
and
of
a
the
woman's
ment,
gar-
wardrobe,
and
in almost
reasonable
weight
])re-
])articnlarlv
manufacturers
most
Keene,
much-al)used
garments
a
B.
Potter
woman
this
to
W.
Helen
a
4. di'ess.
ers,
dealof
any
cost.
durable
silk with
tights
white
are
tops,
They
in all
and
in
be had
also
can
colors; they
black
silk
besides, in
come,
liohter
throuohout,
silk
weight,
wool,
and
in
and
lisle thread.
They
a
boy's sock
In
is
winter,
socks
thread
singular
fact
wool
silk
or
another
not
closely
than
render
the
a
the
first
When
If the
hose,
and
give
to
new
is
the
your
the
every
hose,
should
inch
and
be, there
if
the
they
will
be
easily
no
good
as
and
way
are
off the
a
do
not
perfect
wrinkling
(33)
rip
a
up
pair
tights.
top
part
of
sew
pull
the
on
the
Tights
tit in
about
and
childhood's
and
ribbed
new.
as
it off
cut
upper
ankle
the
is generally
learned.
the
and
in
as
which
our
mystery,
a
is
off at
foot
almost
of
in
did
this is
secret
foot,
is
durable
more
out, simply
past darning
cut
tights are
the
gives
There
through
much
of
worn
pair of boy's socks, after cutting
and
them
stitch
ruined.
Ypsilanti Equestrienne
waist.
is
hose
mothers
doing
sole
way,
the
of
tights are
one
simply wearing
our
as
of
with
and
a
a
addition
The
if
is
beneath
the
versa.
lisle
of
It
garment
than
vice
bottom
way,
art
Petticoat
the
give
to
cotton
hose, where,
makes
the
sole, just
seamed
When
hole
This
a
and
raveled,
tights,the
cloth.
stockings.
old
is
over.
sufficientlywarm.
warmth
silk
feet
addition
the
worn,
of
without
tights drawn
feet
addition
ordinary
chain
in
new
the
are
material,
same
stockings.
insert
tights
When
feet.
the
gives greater
one,
woven
the
of
will
whole
raveling
no
silk
as
the
first and
when
that
without
and
pulled on
the
of
woven
way
with
made
are
down
length,
ankles.
are
gins
bea
socks,
ported
sup-
as
nary
ordi-
as
they
The
tit'lits
can
he
procured
he
desired,
special shade
any
the
of
havino-
and
tiii-Jits
white
cohu'
same
the
when
is
with
woi'ii
I'ound
A
of
a
skirts
Tliese
is
dirt
given
to
head
Ix*
clotlK^l
he
made
petticoat,
-cover
thin
a
\'-shaped neck
coi-set
silk
is
and
and
waist;
hem
a
with
wide,
If
it.
to
that
so
its
luist.
of
will
he
made
ratliei-
a
this
found
of
heavy
skirt
(piai'ter
(pialityof
is the
hecause
it does
it is easier
'I'his is
walk
to
in
especially true
ecpiestriantights and
hut
material,
any
silk', hecause
wash
stout
and
the
wearing
the
will
""n("
vest
only
one
i^owns.
cotton.
a
it
may
cotton
as
than
thin
of
hreadths
live
is used,
with
under
is eathered
deep,
silk
iiee(l(Ml
just
skirt,
yard
India
a
ends
waist
comhinatioii
a
low
a
tiicm.
linen
oi'
has
lisle-thread
or
lie liiilifs.with
( )v('i- I
.^ray.
model
])rctty
it is
for
sleeveless,
slioi't
A
I'cinoxcd,
huyin"^
hy
with
worn
silk, cotton
India
an
waist.
a
or
silk
A
is
tights
jx^ttieoataro
white,
all in hlaek, hine,
dress,
the
ohtained
he
may
dved.
thetn
as
and
dross
it
should
colors, hut
in all standard
the
skii-t
when
is
one
\valk
to
the
silk
a
winter,
attempting
catch
not
in
ence
prefer-
against
wind.
Some
these
has
ohjection
is
\)\
overcome
and
this
to
facing
the
having
the
skirt
material,
sldrts,
hoiifftoif^ wide-spi'eading
of
days
made
been
with
hut
a
stilfeiiing
uecessai-y
especially
this
the
tion
ohjec-
light
cloth,
hair-
dress
skirt
very
in
in
itself.
A
wearer
woi'ld
a
t(j
much
is
the
Tlie
worn
shed
di'ess away
skirts, of
with
the
a
party
undergarments,
skirts,
dust
from
course,
gown,
should
has
the
when
nuiy
the
match
and
their
ligure in
be
of
skirt,
it in
GJ4)
any
as
that
as
be
can
aiul
silk,
soft
be
can
as
lono-
gatherinoeasilv
are
artistic
graceful
as
Ijaiul
or
skirt
of
color
cohjr.
shirt
pai't twice
most
well
and
])ossihle,
as
l)utton
middle
made;
or
figure perfectlv,
a
skirt
silk
a
the
skirt
a
double
a
it in the
readily,
the
is
not
figures,
folding
loose
as
fits the
waist
l)y making
then
skirt
the
give
waist,
stretching
result
and
the
below
just
the
whose
slender
These
waist.
otf
The
\\\\\
l"y purchasing
matei-ial,
breath
waist,
whicli
one
made
holding
head,
vei'v
(^ne
of
together.
every
required, and
laundered,
hold
Foi"
to
the
to
with
it.
attached
the
over
gives
about
as
them
sewing
slipped on
yet
l)readtlis
five
is
this
Cut
])ossihle,and
as
while
it
and
skirt,
comfort,
of
under-shirt.
WM)rste"l
gather
madc^
easily
more
folds
fashion.
desired.
AVhen
the
silken
other
ISothing prettier
be
can
than
imagined
blue
or
underwear
is desired, it
With
these
polnt^
or
has
a
be
can
garments,
who
or
Of
yellow.
pale pink,
form
graceful
a
a
with
outside
find
a
black
or
costume.
is inclined
will
bust,
white
any
who
woman
in
throughout
if
course
worn
full
very
clothed
to
bust
einhrm-
supporter
necessary.
the
Indeed,
fleshy
to
the
bust
objection
who
women,
close
A
chief
the
use
whole
dress
ticular
outer
deformity
up
make
great
rolls
until
the
hips
attention
If
in
the
to
linown
of
stand
shorter
forward
toes
from
comes
particular defect
as
waists
flesh
and
and
long flowing
year
not
to
that
cause
its natural
to
arms,
lines
])ar-
in
pinch
size, to
the
shelves, is only
broad
remedy
to
waist
call
them.
strengthened by daily practice
are
backward
reaching
one
stand
to
disappear.
to
the
like
muscles
and
it is double
under
out
in
flesh,
until
bust
exercise, learning
will
existing defects,
abdominal
bending
upon
of
garments,
the
crowd
To
of their
argument
su])])orter, plenty
and
dress
question.
properly, (hxily bathing,
in
rational
to
and
npward,
(35)
to
and
right and
due
ing
left,stand-
attention
be
to
waist
and
that
the
will
people,
bust
the
gradual
flesh
remaining
the
usually presented by
the
have
so
stout
avoided.
when
age,
becomes
supporter
flexible
of
hold
will
and
disappear
to
appearance
slouchy
be
middle
In
begin
muscles
the
of
strengthening
firmly
will
abdomen
the
of fat about
accumulation
breathing exercises, the
given
bosoms
whalebone
or
merely
cloth, coming
grass
to
drop,
to
the
#/
leave
sternum,
the
lungs
have,
*
the
liraces
of
weight
bands
up
to
Xcwfll's
Mrs.
shoulder
sliaped
full
bust
are
the
and
bust
movable
skirt
breasts
allowing
elastic, allowing
Breast
from
a
is the
found,
the
more
free and
dress
waist,
elegant
easy
be
A
with
and
tit of
movement
perfect
worn
of
(36)
than
body
firmly
in
free, allow
place.
that
one
ventilated, durable.
well
for
without
the
lireast,
Tliis
corsets.
the
it upon
body
acceptable
support
or
places
dress
the
most
being
Supporter."
May
bust
the
supporter'^
supporter.
of
parts
hold
tiiis time,
Perfection
and
soft
and
]:"lav,
Xewell
The
I
the
can
bo
and
arms.
shoulders,
obtained
in
coinliined
support
producing
any
other
a
made
necessity. These,
absolute
an
tendency
a
with
removes
a
way.
perfect
The
and
the
at
Breast
Supporter,
flabby
least
To
with
three
white
silk
bust
I
pairs
India
look
in
the
neck
underwear,
undervests,
of
ordinary
Ypsihmti
Avinter, medium
short
Aveight
either
fall, and
and
sleeves
undervests,
three
all
change
spring
and
three
tights,
in
of
moderate
for
summer
and
black
a
pairs of boys' socks,
pairs
two
circumstances
pairs
two
black
petticoats,one
low
for
a
with
waist, if it is needed.
suj)})()rteror
friends
three
of
for
sleeves
petticoat,and
have
suits
Avith
a
f(^r
garments
long
equipped
contains
wardrobe
and
balbrig-o'an
or
Kewell
a
fleshy, need
is well
woman
her
neck
high
with
Indeed,
however
woman,
combination
wear;
a
comfortable.
untidy.
or
when
Jaros
silk
no
recapitulate, a
occasions
or
time
same
and
tights,three
of
who,
with
pairs
of
e(juestrian tights,and
of
white, get along
one
very
two
socles,
silk
two
bly
comforta-
indeed.
I know
and
in
a
saved
lier
its
own
outht,
she
school
books
mind
over
who
student
winter
price that
pressed
on
matter
irons
her
them,
and
and
a
lean
thus
secured
pocket
m
not
into
garments
underwear
combination
by washing
Smoothing
room.
the
bought
book.
the garments
being
a
sha])e by
another
part
herself
of
piling
triumph
her
her
of
VIII.
CHAPTER
BREATHING
and
back
far
as
the
in
Stand
1st.
Let
nose.
inhaled
all
breath
exercise
is
muscles
of
surrender
the
of
through
sh
sound
the
omitting
and
the
thoroughly
as
less
taking
in
exhale
a
or
above
day,
in
to
Jim
the
sonant
con-
movement,
the
first,
ing,
inhal-
inhale
time;
and
The
even
using
at
sigh
every
Verij sloicl;/
teeth,
as
and
increased
ten^
the
this
difficult.
holdino:.
Repeat
shall).
not
of
in
a])erture
exhaling
nostrils,
the
through
but
time
cells,
more
with
begin
in-
in
object
gradually
be
to
increase
in
(as
sigh,
holding
but
small
a
is
the
breath-impelling
air
this
renders
breath
(jrajhidUij
the
the
resist
the
the
over
shoulders
Retain
be;
for
the
Having
the
filled.
need
enlarge
to
seconds,
forty
and
seconds,
conti'ol
inclination
the
if
effort,
out
remain
cage
lung.
lift
position,
Send
through
rib
fill the
immediately,
gain
as
the
open
liiuli
as
ribs.
audibly
completely
are
air
to
holding
or
exhale
the
and
slowly
this
using
thorax
the
to
in
lungs
much
as
pull
and
possible
seconds,
expel
to
that
Lands
the
of
turn
sloioly
exercise,
the
ten
flination
thirty
air
until
for
time
this
the
inhale
and
Inhale
rib-muscles
the
the
at
the
Place
position.
possible
sigh.
a
during
passive
military
as
in
breath
EXERCISES.
easily
ordinary
resume
breathing.
the
Practice
and
forenoon
])ractice
Never
almost
])artlv
the
ear
force),
the
for
the
(the
and
aperture
rule
])urpose
be
partly
when
because
inhaling
the
that
and
it
is
taken
so
easier
through
(38)
middle
exercise
room
for
the
the
mouth
time.
before
is well
or
mouth,
bi'catli
tiie
))upil
than
is
wai-med
the
escaping
determining
the
indigestion
through
the
of
each
hour
an
observed,
regnlatiiiii'
])U})illistening
the
within
not
is
breath
of
the
rej^eat
See
the
for
aired,
well
this
a
exercise
induced.
be
to
sure
afternoon;
breathing
a
If
eating.
after
and
the
twice
but
above
by
imijciling
to
regulate
when
iu-
breath
this
outward.
is sent
exercise, and
Active
atli.
lumd
chest
the
chest,
The
chest
does
chest
during
fall
not
the
upon
lift the
and
abdomen,
one
the
depress it, without
slowly
very
Place
chest.
by passive
other
of the
exhaling
or
the
times.
followed
directly upward;
inhaling
that
three
repeat
chest
the
uj)on
See
breath.
", the
represented by
abdomen
h.
by
(a.
Thus
-
"
W
You
take
and
give
exorcise
not
(ith.
fingers
chest
in
the
upon
in
the
out
Be
from
chest,
careful
])osition. Place
below
just
that
the
b}^ bending
condition
force, seeing
active
the
chest.
abdomen
chest
in
a
five
count
the
chest
is
and
back.
the
collar
the
a
this
during
military position,perfectly erect,
military
normal
a
to
passive
the
in
Stand
give
the
stand
tilrow
^
and
h in
to
to
to
h
from
bone, and
with
slowly,
of
the
with
the
tips
able
consider-
durino-
immovable
the
counting.
Tth.
Position
the
through
idly
to
on
one
fall.
Many
breath
impelling
as
the
other
namely,
same
as
will
could
sufficient
development
and
tissues, cartilaii'es and
of
the
an
is the
1)0
to
strength
of
(40)
accomplish
cell, ccjnti'ol
and
the
counting
the
slisfhtest
uumtioned,
chest
ra])-
begins
depression.
but
these
erly
prop-
what
is
of
the
breath-
the
various
elasticityof
thorax.
breath
ordinary
room
possible before
tlie air
muscles
inhale
about
there
exercises
muscles,
as
many
moment
be
above,
walk
nostrils,and
Stop
given
the
desired,
CHAPTER
PROMOTION
THE
FOR
SOCIETY
IX.
OF
CORRECT
following
The
the
of
in
answer
in
the
body
WEAR
in
I
winter
for
sufficient
a
white
light
tlie
I
this
bers
mem-
Dress
wearing
present
there
that
seen
the
and
union
In
wear
is
]irincipal
uniform
a
thing
I
silk
dark
In
drawers
black
trienne
eques-
buttoned
skirt,
frequ?ntly.
equestrienne
add
WEAR
either
a
winter
the
In
knee.
the
A
heat.
and
union
garment
the
wear
of
black
bust
a
pongee
R.
satin
wear
suit
silk,
a
try
petticoat
.
A
tights.
sleeveless,
In
dress.
wire
to
silk
suit,
union
knee.
under
garters
according
low-necked,
weather,
the
living
our
pattern,
skirt,
princess
spring
In
comfort
when
tights;
and
being
very
fall
I
only
my
satin
hot,
silk
skirt;
cess
prin-
cambric,
by
suit,
TAKE
then
the
very
most
long
comfort
wool
in
hose,
in
wearing
thirdly,
(41)
a
winter
fine
wool
low
woven
undergarments
change
guide.
L.
I
grees
de-
second
heavy
held
stockings
cotton
and
suit,
out,
farmer's
J.
W.
sixty-five
union
going
when
stockings;
princess
vest
about
room
balbriggan
lieavy
a
wear
merino
and
summer,
sleeveless
neck,
I
suit
union
wool
in
temperature
winter.
the
during
Jaeger
the
keep
to
tense
in-
pattern,
A.
We
the
most
Butterick
using
wide
above
the
during
in
cotton
from
garters
except
pongee
lined
hung
elastic
J.
and
girdle,
Fleece
suit.
of
I
gauze
made
pongee
or
is
knee.
the
I
satin
the
either
below
summer
union
skirt
My
then
garment,
Ypsilanti
length.
just
falling
and
yoke
first
my
black
a
knee
tights
for
suit
these,
over
wool
hose,
wear
muslin.
white
union
gauze
a
to
I
summer
with
find
I
which
E.
I
no
covering
garuient
weather
weight
washed
be
can
wool
cold
very
light
a
and
of
one
or
be
weight,
weight
which
shirts
woven
at
you
the
Improved
and
will
of
some
adoj"ted,
weather.
waist
skirt
princess
medium
a
Over
muslin
AND
restriction.
moderate
tights.
It
witliout
witliout
the
from
are
underwear
warmth
get
to
What
"
underclothes?"
of
CULTURE
Culture
Ph3^sical
question
fashion
particular
of
the
of
way
being
for
Society
to
received
answers
are
PHYSICAL
DRESS.
"
first,
union
a
union
garment"
T.
C.
all-wool
waist
and
divided
lace
and
made
line, and
waist
at
I
the
outer
I
combined,
or
other
no
silk skirt
a
buttoned
white
a
of
first
thread
combination
petticoat,
The
(union),
in
or
and
hose,
from
the
bust
pongee
although
prepared
weather
a
heavy
lisle
knee,
stockings
black
a
II.
A.
cotton
waist:
the
from
the
over
long, rather
girdle
waist
by
warm,
have
not
my
clothing.
delighted
not
for
woolen
alpaca
is not
hung
dressed
never
need
to
if
when
year
so
flannels,
combination
this
tights
worn
but
giidlc
and
lisle thread
the
I
smooth
a
1
completes
change
to
I have
as
the
at
severe.
grows
doors
on
perfectly
am
and
supporter.
dress
My
but
lightly before,
short-sleeved,
light weight:
is finished
waist.
hot
very
waist
one.
de{)endent
Grecian
a
petticoat
for
course.
garment
low-necked,
a
very
"
elastics
sui"port("d by
of
is
garment
it tills
flannel
A.
My
on
and
silky
tlie finest
use
equestriennes,
cotton
restricted
less
I feel
as
I
wool
and
shirts
liose.
waist,
lightweight
a
balbriggan
the
weather
skirt
and
use
I'or
ready
waiintii.
just enough
garment,
Summer
and
equestriennes
1 have
upmori'.
me
be
to
as
wool
with
odf;ed
but
slopvos,
no
dress.
my
tli""se to
prefer
i)erf'ectlyso
tt) fit
neck,
low
comliiuod"
skirt
going
out
formerly.
done
L.
satisfactory
M()ST
midergarments
uuited
skirt,
l)e
of
skin.
this
Over
the
indei)endent,
If
having
heavy
extend
blanketing,
else the
or
silk
fish-netted
wool,
or
stockings
The
Next
shoes
at
exposed
dress
the
to
of
are,
neck,
or
be
are
with
by
weather,
the
aims.
line
and
proper
gown
side
and
\h'
the
and
soft,
of
be
over-
low.
or
dress
in
For
I
summer
the
with
sets,
two
muslin
or
bust
waist
supporter:
hi
a
a
suppt)rted
ami
skirt
ter.
bet-
slip, and
over-the-knee
and
light,
one
far
sliape
isoj);ii.
short-sleeved,
lojig stockings
wt"ather:
Grecian
a
low-necked
a
I have
combination.
change
wear
require
not
lirels.
no
silk
a
handsomely
I do
and
skirt
perfectly plain
and
and
nji
worn
if
skirt,
used,
Ixxly
have
may
fabric
ricli
nrcd
liold
muscles
course,
wrist,
of
be
It may
C.
from
linen
stockings
supported
cold
cxticmcly
and
nndcrwaisi
or
develoiied
well
cliest
may
cdisct
In
waist.
ovci-
it
or
X""
the
as
skclctDii
a
and
ornamented.
one,
gauze-linen
is the
now
the
D.
supporters.
One
and
me
to
separate.
or
shoulder
may
to
ne.xt
the
vicr
set
F.
lisle thread
for
by elastics
combined,
Le
low
cool
days:
dependent
neck,
and
no
sleeves.
wintei',
For
petticoat
gown,
My
clothing
fortabl("
I
with
from
enough
verv
the
vile
for
so-called
the
inventor
silk
a
wool
stockings:
skirt
loose
inqu-oves
on
waist
at
line.
clothing.
my
cu-cvdation,
my
combination
my
buttou'-d
and
I
L.
B.
am
com-
undi'rclothing.
little
their
and
long
i)iece,completes
one
perfectly
to
districts
of
because
suit,
skirt
in
astonished
riu'al
in
women
a
slioit
made
brini;
been
HAVK
I say,
\\
itli
always
My
all wool
\\int('r
a
made
are
lind
how
out
regarding
unwillingness
"
cotton"
of such
comfortable
to
flannel.
fabric
utterly
?
(42)
adopt
and
K.
lio])elesslyignorant
underwear:
anything
I wonder
T.
if
hopelessly
new
there
or
is
a
different
place bad
i found
white
had
skirts
body
I find.
I had,
wide
I have
the
mediate
need
The
bust
All
lining, and
not
I
skirts
sewed
either
linen
cotton,
or
both
agam.
being
not
and
who
stowk's
and
made
gowns
fitted
well
to
[Witli
'-c.M-aial
the
It is the
that
the
of morals
leadership
could
women
who
Women
who
never
can
family-these
world.
waists
of
speech
before
regulate
H.
Artists
modern
P^st
these
husband,
and
must
circles
home
to
demi
make
*Mrs-
W.
of
is above
desperate
an
and
lover,
in
their
and
in
England,
and
average
and
we
size.
march
has
an
to
lawful
virtuous
what
glory
in
and
triumphal
obediently
France;
pride
carry
been
America
turn
New
of the
and
all before
moral
and
imitate
York
their
domestic
decreed
have
leave
by their
into
m
lovelmess
of
tune
of
the
and
toilet
and
ancient
and
so,
every
the
hearth
arts.
Thus
and
princesses
leaders
of
Pans,
no
comes
enchant
and
Penelopes
to
quality,
grotesque;
them,
and
of
stores
the
whose
whom
of
arts
sent
as-
have
which
love,
ravages
all the
dazzling,
staid
the
study
rack
of
with
sphere
a
The
late
a
women
family
create
fades.
m
economy
by
No
or
pointments
apized
civil-
fashions
and
ne.-essity.
train,
made
and
the
and
the
murmurs
made
self-denial,
the
should
why
are
of
to
the
of
country.
equipage
with
prudence
a
none
Dupin.
sequently
con-
class
any
France
reason
unceasing
their
in
and
dress
and
m
know
attractiveness,
them,
by
up
of society
the
a
modesty,
picturesque,
take
their
personal
about
society
of
hour,
and
ebb,
hands
the
through
They
physical beauty
moving
follow
must
monde
it
made
France;
in
peeresses
be
the
for
brother
it goes
mere
families.
is
is
cost,
as
all sorts,
art
life
in
Monsieur
of
laws
from
present
the
lowest
wife-who
is the
folluwing
the
at
the
at
acknowledged,
This
those
of
atmosphere
the
of
all
of
on
anv
brightens
dissipation
truth.
world,
and
of
and
Senate,
the
puritV,
truth,
of
hallow
which
at
up,
association
to
hold
whose
France,
confession
the
be
dictators
W.
emphasis,]
good
into
name
to
reprint
we
added
entirely
is
of
first
expenditures
only
this
keep
the
disregard
the
and
sole
the
French
the
utter
an
admitted
law,
was
all sides, to
on
be
have
Co.,
with
apparently
is
silk,
ISGO.
in
civilized
the
fashion
are
Such
of
France
"
Papers,
Corner
of
not
give the
such
in
Mifflin
Hnn.'ht.ui,
of
Chimney
greatest misfortune
state
the
ties of
consent"
Stowe's
Mrs.
women
to
them
without
guimpes."
"
to
appp:al
nn-
Grecian
consider
them
K.
MRS.
in
The
silks.
wear
buttoned
or
but
one
some
market
the
upon
wool
waists,
to
buttoned
or
them
found
never
that
them.
Those
fast
I
shape.
thought
of
them
get
to
m
knee
woven
wear,
good
short
universal,
is
unable
often
put
seen
fastened
wear
summer
been
full busts,
entirely satisfactory,
skirts
firm
fine
to
entirely satisfactory.
is
support
perfect.
of
I find
have
for
of
with
late
many
too
are
complaint
This
have
inclined
of
underwear
of
tights
might
advertised
but
they
as
I have
and
cotton
be
*
suits
but
wearing
underwear,
jects,
sub-
otlier
upon
waists.
bust.
union
fine
ideas
new
inasmuch
the
ago.
of
union
or
detective,
drawers,
all
to
their
manufacturers,
goods
suits
seen
years
were
of"the
into
suits
umbrella
They
tights
fitting across
several
name
made
who
union
like
years.
the
out
of
cutting
close
too
lengths,
late
bands
the
and
intellij;ent,up
heard
never
with
found
I have
the
otherwise
women
wlio
rulers
in
fashion
and
t"
the
wno
k^
all that
stop with
even
is
really marching
and
glitter and
which
really
In
away
unknown
their
to
sacrifice
of
mined.
In
and
honor,
We
the
that
just
which
part
following
in
Viewed
'"
attention
first
beauty
pose
*
In
IF
1800.
]\Irs.
women
It is
been
on
ruin
of
the
part
this
"
Alice
Mrs.
much
which
as
Mrs.
iu favor
freedom
Mary
A.
of the
good
movement
Livermore,
strongest
will
you
ivith
emancipate
the
put
you
is half
this
gained.
noble
from
us
dancers.
pur-
the
GIRLS!
first
the
was
the
crees
de-
YOU
president
subjection
English
to
generations
a
says:""
to
yet
attention
of
of
the
American
to
Women
as
have
it threatens
But
come.
I
o}dy
need
style
a
passing
no
other
of
forted
com-
and
dress
fashion
one
the
am
i)h}'sicalexercise
to
be
would
tyranny
healthful
more
forbid
writes
in
make
*
battle
injurious, also,
More
in
and
"
growing
Palmer,
of
who
submission
women
women
unfashionable,
the
velopment
deand
"
!
thing
dress."
"
di-ess reform
a
of
following
society,
that
animated
concerning
dress:
puts
The
from
seem
ballet
sion
expres-
woman
*
and
an
the
"
REPUBLIC.
Severance,
as
to
and
THE
necessitate
must
Freeman
ligious:
re-
women
life
be
may
"
life.
of
resolve
and
America,
fathers.
by the
all
on
and
woman's
European
"
of girls
-wTote
silk
good.
have
do
of
cares
country
is
womanhood
vigor for the
and
of
called
for
men,
that
instead
pure
noble-hearted
Only
actresses
in
them
matter
Heaven
which
M.
our
physical
all
in
in
Club,
of
world
are
simple,
durance
en-
state
that,
we
than
sewing
their
way.
SAVE
dictation
unworthy
as
the
learn
World,
even
A
all that
anny
an
French
Caroline
a
of
WILL,
foreign
to
any
and
noble,
"
effeminate
if you
even
Woman's
England
New
"
YOU
CAN,
Old
details
back
in
is
there
of
tyrannies
and
hold
world
on] !i
and
commonplace
independence
declare
ourselves
of
kind
of
that
frittering
religion.
worn-out,
the
that,
"
have
women
reconstructive
this
thread,
choose,
will
a
requires
It
to
YET
the
even
of
society
small
their
highest beauty
the
follow
*
is
there
the
even
and
they
of
towards
more
trimmings,
leader
the
Where
"
light,
if
ways
our
capable
the
are
thing
some-
society.
of old, corrupt,
America
will
of
into
can,
wake
true
do
which
position, and
of
and
in
to
and
state
new
patriotism
meaning
noble
America
the
this
are
we
wornout
can
buttons,
to
their
of
a
architects
real
the
are
of
women
now
institutions
and
corrupt
and
and
greatest consequence
own
exami)le
tlie
set
to
our
the
in
fashion
*
*
struggle
themselves
ing
lead-
the
impossible;
here.
imder-
continually
from
the
by
paid
female
of
us,
debts
contract
are
is
marriages
begun
great
a
shown
have
"
it of the
makes
understand
we
through
to
sounding
demands
tell
Michelet
which
complaint,
making
have
to
self-sacrifice;
and
and
and
family
the
extravagant
seems
come
heroic
an
the
of
of
epidemic,
unhealthy
women
obligations
purity
voice
a
lead
dress
of
love
woman.
About
dress
sign
the
is
families,
sort
same
have
borne
thus
into
of
and
there
England
distress
of
love
husbands,
periodicals,
bringing
Edmond
womankind
of
The
morbid,
a
Dupin,
world
leaders.
purity of
and
of
demands
extravagant
whole
these
be
to
nobleness
Monsieur
as
of
getting
is
the
the
So
tiii' command
fashion
eats
France,
the
f^oinf^on thore.
is
under
"I
will
that
authorize
may
be
you
to
use
inaugurated."
my
name
"
so
CHAPTER
NATIONAL
Extract
from
the
in
meeting,
COUNCIL
is
days
will
the
hasten
all
day
bicycling
clavenette
storm
or
felt
soft
costume,
of
of
dress
a
the
the
offer
hat,
with
boots
be
can
old
our
bedraggled
cloth
or
rainv
Concerted
knickerbockers,
which
suggestions
for
from
emancipation
bicycle
serge,
next
:
suitable
country.
neatness
worn
AVomen
of
"
The
the
at
its
by
DKKSS.
over
and
comfort
health,
to
enemy
felt
given
Council
DAY
Dress,
on
be
to
re-adoi)tion
itself
mailing
action
RAINY
toward
movement
Committee
JN'ational
the
A
A
the
Johxson,
of
Boston,
WOMEN.
OF
of
Report
Frank
Mrs.
Chairman,
X.
skirt.
of
made
with
leggino-s,
varied
to
the
suit
Avearer.
ARTISTIC
If
in
designing
The
lines
represented
line,
bust
at
or
having
of
contour
2.
3.
simple
5.
outward
de
Yenus
the
of
part
the
should
curve;
be
be
to
loose
the
front
the
whole
the
be
so
line
as
the
shoulder
below
the
the
]iresenting
inward
not
should
gown
ai)])ear
should
and
Milo,
Tlie
describing
following
it;
cago
Chi-
bodv,
natural
arm-hold
sleeve
the
contradicting
not
gentle
a
the
sculpture;
the
the
by
hei])ful.
most
of
those
help
lines.
adopted
found
been
follow
joint;
dress
The
graceful
4.
least
and
shoulders,
have
classic
in
rules
need
may
rational
upon
some
should
gown
Every
costume
which
she
artisan,
an
among
shoulder
the
of
are
Club,
the
of
merely
artistic
an
following
Dress
top
is
dressmak'er
the
SUGGESTIONS.
Y-lilce
lines.
the
from
suspended
suspended.
enough
to
permit
suited
to
free
and
movement.
The
forms
The
of
form
should
construction
be
the
fabric
"
for
costume
heavy
should
goods,
be
and
gathers
genuine
(45)
for
thin
tiiroughout.
materials.
If
made
of
earl
mitldle
V
where
guimj)e),
the
holding
color,
undergarment,
au
should
AND
school
the
Fi'om
the
every
subordinated
be
or
sei've,
to
seem
the
edges, uniting
suited
and
to
serve,
parts,
or
personality of
EMPLOYED
there
room
the
to
the
form.
FEATUEES
would
which
be
texture
WIX(iS
nilJDS,
AS
should
certainly
forever
discourage
OARXITUKE.
the
emanate
a
of
slaughter
timent
sen-
birds
ornament.
The
cruel
use
and
birds
of
their
and
})luuuige is
'"
One
its
as
it is
IIAI.O.
in l)irds
dealer
London
height,
humming
inartistic
as
barbarous.
TUF,
at
(like
undergarment
au
should
gown
ornament
should
gown
in
wearer,
for
i. c,
together.
TIu"
7.
])ar(lon-
appears.
the
of
is
consistent;
be
of
be
to
strengthening
of
pui'poses
that
apj)ear
itself; the
o'own
the
it should
decoration
The
0.
be
to
the
of
gowns
If there
should
simulation
seems
the
be
another.
over
particular material
that
time
worn
that
material
oiK^
would
prototype
one
ages,
simulation,
able
the
its
materials,
two
a
of
single consignment
another
birds, and
aquatic
received, when
thirty-two
received,
and
birds
three
the
at
thousand
time,
one
hundred
fashion
thirty
thousand
what
Fai-es
so
Just
price
a
briglit
for
bare
Sea-ranges
Bared
Tliink
of
for
Hear
Hear
others,
liat
no
mothei'-groan
you
no
little
'mid
by
Torn
Just
Plenty
the
of
a
moan,
Women
want
air,
birdling"s despair,
"
that?
Turk,
hat
your
wings
in
mother-work,
some
mother-heart
more
"
!
floating
"
for
hunter
for
o'erswung,
too,
you
Caught
that
!
i^,too,
in
Somewhere
All
tlmt
mother
Bright-Eyes
unsung,
wings
the
just
the
!
mornings
of
and
Otliers
pay,
gay,
hat
a
uiivisited,
Flowers
and
to
!
in
yet
to
tiic
world:
tear, carefully
that
(46)
?
twirled
sand
thou-
])airsof
wings."
Tliinlc
was
dead
1
XI.
CIIArXER
The
of
propaganda
culture
pliysical
Parker,
BOOKS
FOR
envelope
of
and
of
Chairman
Annual
Club
2.
"
Artistic
Dress,"
3.
"Fashion's
4.
"The
The
Corset,"
6.
"
The
Influence
Mrs.
W.
Committee.
Frances
B.
O.
M.
Steele.
Flower.
Modern
of
K.
J.
Women,"
7.
"
Scientific
Shoe,"
8.
"
Perfection
Bust
9.
"
Hygienic
10.
"Ypsilanti."
entire
L.
Dress,"
Bayard
Dickerson.
of
Dress
H.
Kellogg,
in
Samuel
M.
D.
Appleton.
Mrs.
Supporter,"
D.
C.
JSTewell.
Jaros.
Underwear,"
envelope
of
Decadence
Producing
mail,
by
sent
post])aid,
of
receipt
on
cents.
Mrs.
of
Beauty
Steele
Form
and
Elizabeth
and
Grace
Steele
of
Laura
BY"
Vesture,"
by
Kett,
Chicago,
Frances
111.
Mary
iVdams.
"
LONDON
TUE
T.
Ave.,
Todd,
RECOMMKXDKD
B.
Prairie
3552
"
F.
Mrs.
by
D.
"
fifty
promotion
Book."
Slaves,"
6.
American
selected
dress,
Unreasonableness
M.
the
for
society
Propaganda
"
The
the
correct
1.
Holmes,
STUDY.
HEALTHY
Mp:ad
"
^^ew
York,
AND
ARTLSTIC
Co.,
N.
Y.
DRESS
UNION."
"Chapter
"
Ten
on
Centuries
Greek
Dress,"
of
by
Toilette,"
Lady
]\[illington
translated
Iloeg.
"The
Art
of
Peauty,"
by
Mrs.
(48)
A.
P.
Hawies.
b}^
Evans.
Mrs.
Cashil
of
Influence
"The
F.
llealtli;'by
Clotliing on
Srioec,
F. E.
C. S.
"
Health
^^
The
and
'"
lioad.
Copley Square, J)oston,
"
Befoi'm,"
Bobert
Y.
Puljlishing Co.,
Arena
Flower,
National
Frank
of
Council
Johnson,
No.
AVo-
38()T
111.
E.
Frances
America,"
in
Reform
Dress
N.
Dress,"
on
Chicago,
Ave.,
Langley
Dress
in
States, Mrs.
United
the
of
men
Cool-
33
Mass.
Committee
of
"Report
O.
B.
Slaves,"
Fashion's
"
Xo.
Theobald,
Amy
D., Brooklyn,
M.
L. Dickerson,
Miss
o.
Methods
Practical
and
Simple
(
Co.
"
London.
End,
Crouch
Lock
by Ward,
A:
Uallus.
S.
Ward.
Edith
Beauty,"
Aglais,
Jonrnal
Ada
Dress," by
Color," Liberty
and
Lontlon
liurst
and
Jaeger.
by
Problem,"
Health
Form
''
in
Beauty
Dress
"Dress,
Dr.
by
Culture,"
Health
''
Russell, August
Arena.
AVoman's
"
Progress
"
History
States
"
of
Mary
of
Dress
E. Tillotson,
in
in
the
A'ineland,
jS^ew
Reform
Costume
A\^omen,"
American
Producing
J.
II.
the
Physical
Kellogg,
United
Jersey.
dence
Deca-
INF. D., i'attle
Mich.
Economical
Newell,
AVoman's
the
Influence
The
of
"
F^ashion."
vs.
America,"
of
(Jreek,
Out."
AVay
"
Chicago,
Hints
for
Dress
111.
(49)
and
Health,"
Mrs.
C.
D.
CHAPTER
I.
XI
PATTERNS.
In
in
1 stated
upeniiiii;i):ii';igra])h,
my
regard
in
ought
to
which
have
I
closely
and
the
on
the
hand,
one
when
ideal,
the
for
wait
conventional,
the
from
it is,
theatrical;
the
of
way
that
the
in
(" Large
waists
wool
dress
the
and
keep
whom
will
is at
and
her
thus
bounds,
otherwise
who
j)atterns
models
suggestion
that
in
two
this
fasliion
of
or
any
more
pamphlet
(50)
be
done
and
comfort
to
for
of
and
dress,
the
to
be
by
seen
fication
moditime
same
many
at
cause,
of
the
at
in
dress,
admits
convincing
been
merely
as
will
as
we
de})arture
a
the
j'eadily
impossible
herself
has
furnish
])a per
be
if
entimes,
Oft-
conventional
conscience,
silently
solved
can
to
year,")
Every
is
conventional
very
in
resume
critics
the
this
1890.
satisfy
can
^N'ewell,
Mrs.
cloth
nuirked,
would
itself
fashion
in
are
one
within
it
lends
conviction
wide
what
see
The
Two
success.
so
approximate
desires.
wearer
writing,
})resent
to
adapting
degree,
some
the
that
beauty
and
modifying
it may,
better
therefore,
free
themselves
be
honest
to
appears
very
and
to
way
it is
to
essayed.
never
because
1S88
dress
of
universal
achieve
to
artistic,
is
the
wiiat
helplessness
is
will
])rob1em
expect
or
which
that
the
that
hold
I
resume,
that
Greeley,
Horace
with
are
gowns
present
dress
conventional
of
women.
absolute
an
was
try
coun-
from
lack
immediat(^ly
whieli
given
frank
of
movement:
other,
the
on
from
departure
a
l^)elieving
to
and
conditions
tiiis
here
improved
getting
States,
and
of
way
for
many
sorts
dilficuhies
of
face
the
in
stand
in
all
from
expression
things
talked
have
the
])eriod
the
movement
over
successful
more
covering
the
watched
have
all
illustrations
the
of
])ainj)hlet
gowns
perfect
some
evolved,
been
The
means
any
rather
but
be,
1896.
by
as
dress.
of
matters
from
received
letters
many
to
forth
put
not
the
to
answer
tliis
that
women,
convince.
many
the
years
dresses
colors
contains
if
so
menting,
experishown,
desired.
much
or
It
that
is
She
practical.
in
designing
When
them
show
how
how
letters
brings
adjusting
know
once
will
judgment
and
gowns
women
mail
every
says
help
for
asking
underwear.
begin, their
to
continue.
to
take
To
and
taste
dwu
the
first
costs.
step
TAKINlJ
FOK
DIKKCTloNS
FOR
^[KASLKES
PKOl'EK
IMPROVED
DRESS
i'ATTERNS.
made
of
and
full dress
of
Pattern
petticoat, to
chea]) cambric;
price, $3.00
the
dress, 50c.,
for
l*a])ei'
pattern
Number
it is
occasion
what
for
and
made,
what
of
ordeririiT, please say
When
inches
around
the
inches
around
the
5()c. for
])etticoat.
the
goods
is to
dress
be
also
intended;
body,
dress,
both.
for
and
the
under
wear
above
bust
and
under
arms.
Number
under
on
and
ai'ius.
Number
inches
naked
l)ody.
from
armpit
between
inches
Numlti'i'
to
top
holes
arm
of
hip bone,
of
measured
oi'dinary
dress
at
l)hides.
shouhK'r
Numl)er
iiu-hes
around
Number
inches
from
the
bust
body directly under
neck.
held
when
chin,
back
against neck,
to
floor.
inches
Number
of
Number
inches
from
from
nape
middle
of
neck
to
back,
of
floor
over
behind.
elbow,
to
wi'ist
bone.
Number
of
inches
fi'om
Number
of
inches
around
ai'mpit
to
wrist
bone.
hips.
Height.
Color
of
complexion.
J-'}"ro/'d'r
The
l"hiiil-x fipf
patterns
are
cut
?""". ?^,
parjcK
in
8
?7.
si/.es,fntm
measure,
(01)
.'jd to
44
inches,
bust
Puttei'ii
The
of
ffiiTs divided
slcirt,ready-made,
ill domestic
gingham
or
skirt
for
a
blue
bv
sent
girl
from
mail
8
for
12
to
tweiitv
cents.
of
years
drilling; price $1.00;
age,
made
flannel, price $2.00.
When
ordering, give
age
and
waist
Mrs.
measure.
C.
223
D.
Np:well,
Dickey
Ave.,
Chicago.
(52)
in
Fig.
The
ribbons
lace
at
guimpe
the
back
made
silk, surj)lice front,
Oriental
of
under
the
cool
1.
collar.
and
(53)
lace, tying
The
comfortable
dress
for
with
is
a
summer.
narrow
blue
gee
pon-
Fig.
Figured
muslin,
(54)
2.
sur})lice front.
Fig.
Gray
grenadine
garniture pink
over
gray
4.
satin.
daisies.
{00,
Satin
sasli
of
darker
gray,
Fig.
This
lines
photograph
would
and
be
It is made
cloak
the
of
dark
without
badly
of
which
red
English
beads;
It is
make
satin
taken.
pronounced
described.
next
waist,
is
a
collar
a
and
The
coat-like
effect;
is
the
(57)
a
a
as
tive.
conserva-
material
full
jacket
silk
the
good
ver}^
most
with
heavy
same
the
same
back
princess
cuffs
by
the
has
dress
success
serge,
which
over
5.
as
the
plaits at
front,
a
vest
passementerie
vest.
Fig.
this
Again, comparing
satin
the
some
front,
a
knuckle,
kind
it stand
of
out,
thinking
of
dress
coaventional
the
to
5.
dress, made
four
da}^ C^^')'i^
niade
cuff
flaring
forward
the
])uff of
the
stiffening put
be
it could
"
wearer
worn
in
and
the
or
(r,8)
any
the
bit
a
of
full
a
covering
bottom
without
singular"
witii
made
sleeve
the
one
with
ago,
years
for
"pronounced."
silk
hand
higher
skirt
an
the
to
or
to
and
make
instant
Fig.
A
to
cloak
the
are
of
lined
with
lined
with
up
is
for
and
wine
dark
in cold
spring
suitable
silver
body
satin, and
clasp.
weather
to
and
fall,the
for
color
serge,
dress, the
the
oxidized
an
turned
cape
of
bottom
English
heavy
5.
winter.
The
protect
fur
If
(59)
a
of
cai)e
smaller
and
is fastened
is
collar
the
ears.
titted
is
can
be
untrimmed
more
in
throat
and
The
comes
capes
the
at
high
trimmed
cloak
It
blue.
cadet
at
heavily
the
waist
Fig.
is
the
I'cMjuii'ed,
A:
Co., Cliicago,
"
Jiiissiaii
is
among
5.
(,'ircular
tlie best.
(60)
"
made
by
JMai'shall
Field
Fia.
Electric
the
and
same
trimmed
blue
cloth,
pattern
Avith
as
fur
lined
one
for
5.
with
dark-red
previously
winter
(61)
wear.
satin.
shown,
but
This
cloak
heavily
is
lined
FlLi.
A
brown
Avoolen
sti'ipemixed
is (jf
suiah
being
make
to
Hare
used
in
little
brown.
of
with
front
the
collar.
for
at
the
the
This
present
bottom
silver
dress
(02)
the
brown
clasp.
brown
skirt
collar
The
gimp,
in
made
was
style, the
and
of
jacket
light
a
stripe light, tlic
oiio
The
oxidized
with
st)'i{)ed
silk.
it suitable
a
striped goods,
sliades
clas))e(lin
0.
should
made
dark
een,
velvet-
guinipe
the
same
To
181H".
be
gored
higher,
the
Fig.
This
di-ess
The
etc.
waist
changed
waists
that
the
of
the
be
The
waist
same
when
thin
a
can
weather.
hair,
but
on
as
suitable
be
can
i-eadily
woman
of
is very
worn
brown
of
soiled.
and
a
rainv
silk
linen
It
woman,
is
liouso.
for
made
illustration
of
T.
shown
tone.
(04)
looks
as
is
a
lighter
at
well
dress
on
for
])lain
shade
choice, and
the
of
because
suitable
most
silk, a
or
day, shopping,
brown
than
a
stout
variety
all
of
kinds
camel's
the
dress,
Fig.
A
black
silk
other
any
merino.
g'ore
would
For
of
the
be
winter
material
to-day,
full skirt
of
the
I should
that
as
it
might
to-day.
(Go)
made
skirt
a
the
full
back,
of
part,
upper
plait
it
the
be
can
making-
were
skirt, making
necessary
this
for
if I
Again,
dresses
in
petticoat,buttoned
princess style.
or
8.
merino
made
silesia,drilliiiii',
the
to
be
at
required.
as
be
worn
afttn- the
with
lower
jmrt
with
worn
the
back
Nothing
the
tional
conven-
of
the
and
else
Vio.
Materiiil
with
finished
with
pai't
a
a
the
the
of
sleeve
of
velveteen
waist.
The
is Venetian
lighter
of
being
the
made
of
velveteen.
carried
skirt
plainly
is fastened
(66)
in
It is laced
shade.
the
and
velveteen
Brown
collar, velveteen
velveteen
})lainband
entirely
in to
of
dress
this
silk
corded
heavy
also
for
9.
the
back,
])uffat
the
shoulder,
silk
and
finished
coi'ded
The
front
down
at
at
the
of
the
the
side
side, top
waist
is
sloping
of
the
skirt
coming
which
is
same
inside
fastened
sewed
piece
to
is
of
the
is
lined.
home
an
gown
the
front
of
waist
of
the
skirt.
the
and
excellent
without
This
of
the
across
is
wearing
at
the
front,
exceedingly
an
evening
but
turned
wear
and
very
material.
being fussy
in
detail.
(67)
It
Lace
edge
This
exh^e.
which
could
graceful
has
the
skirt
the
velveteen
and
caught
that
is done
not
gown,
economical,
for
and
down
outside
the
six
plain
lining of
the
the
about
brought
The
dress
fraying
any
ends
silk
carried
and
center
guimpe,
of
made
neck.
at
the
the
across
is
guimpe
gathered
plaited in
smoothly
fit
it may
for
is
unlined, being simply
lightly to prevent
were
The
inches, plaited again, then
three
is
is
waist, cutting
bust.
and
goods
depth
in
the
on
the
under
the
as
inches
high
as
effect
if it
be
suitable
velveteen
of
a
tea
Fig.
Phiin
inarteii
satin
broadcloth,
colored
I'ur.
ribbon
Hat
and
ol"
black
plum
10.
velvet
jackt^t,triniiiHMl
with
l)lack
colored
I'elt,triinmcd
with
black
ostrich
tips.
(Gb)
Fig.
10.
(69)
Fia.
Foundation
figured
fine
The
the
The
lace.
plaits.
dress
The
is much
effect
such
the
addition
of
silk; covering, ordinary
I'ront
girdle
graceful
as
dress.
another
and
and
more
the
of
surah
waist
collar
lights being
real
black
slip,a
11.
renders
It
black
are
of
fine
the
of
out
it almost
was
made
petticoat,a
(70)
bit
bead
bi'ussels
black
net
in
passementerie.
picture
impossible
than
in
to
get the
in
1892.
It
of
lace
plaited
only
it,
needs
in at
the
Fia.
Gray
velvet
cloth
jacket
with
and
embroidered
lighter
gray
13.
figures in
silk
(:-3)
guimpe.
shaded
Gray
grays.
suede
Gray
shoes.
Fig.
13.
(73)
Fig.
This
dress
like
and
effective
exhibited
was
of
out
of
many
the
at
the
13.
World's
the
light
picture
dresses
than
in.
yellow
satin, comparatively
plain in
back.
Sleeves
puff
covering.
about
the
The
neck,
are
a
waist
the
doul)le
at
the
neck
of
is
tion,
Exposi-
represented,
The
front
and
full
the
more
is
))laitsin
without
satin
short, making
in at
is
dress
under
yellow
goods being plaited
(74)
Columbian
a
waist.
full
of
the
any
ruffle
There
is
skirt.
either
a
The
with
knot
with
the
of
tassel
at
ornaments
waist
at
Fig.
Art
silk, velvet
A
very
open
by
both
the
at
Madras
yellow
ornament,
an
back,
at
satin
yellow
is of
overdress
shoulder
loose
silk
ruffle
plaited
a
a
at
bottom
of
lace,
fastened
front
and
braided
cord
of
tied
the
on
in
yellow
ends.
14.
passementerie,
exhibited
beautiful
but
dress
(75)
at
Columbian
badly photographed.
position.
Ex-
Fig.
This
had.
The
is
is
of
one
It is
a
material
a
full
making
center
of
shoulder
sewed
such
the
seam,
on
and
instead
barred
gown,
which
goods
back,
satisfactory
most
lio^htblue
with
skirt
up
the
15.
dresses
off
it is combined
the
Avaistand
again,
tiie
of
curving
(76)
is cadet
have
pieces
into
no
should
the
I have
blue
navy
fastening
I should
side
by
that
blue
at
the
seam
start
arm-hole.
ever
stripes.
satin.
It
side.
If
down
from
the
the
15.
Fig.
Airaiii, all that
made
was
the
five
lapels
sleeve
just
The
dress
the
satin
for
live
years
the
of
would
is of
being
of
dress
wider,
and
make
to-day,
to
this
dross,
^\"()uld
I)e to
tlie
puff
raise
which
make
of
the
elbow.
all-wool
renewed
to
necessarv
a
ago,
jacket
the
above
be
cashmere,
once
"
and
years.
(77)
has
has
l)eeii washed
been
in
constant
twice
wear
"
Fig.
This
is
with
an
evening dress;
net
lace
and
a
10.
])lainsilk slip of
confined
shade.
(7S)
with
ribbon
nile
of
green,
the
ered
cov-
same
Fig.
A
black
yellow
sumli
hack
would
gathered
[)lairi. The
gathei'td
in
the
flowers,
coi'ii
s])()ttedthan
silk, very
hack
at
the
of
the
the
centre
glossy surface,
material
the
from
a])pear
iu
18.
the
centei"
waist
of
is
the
(80)
dotted
looking'
very
})hotogra|)li.
is
front
plain
holt;
the
at
gored
the
front
with
over
much
less
It has
and
shouhhM's
is also
a
full
I'ather
and
plain at
Fig.
the
a
shoulders
wide
piece
fastens
m
at
line
shades,
band
and
of
the
of
the
side.
plaits, edged
Avhich
the
The
with
about
at
slii;litly
drawn
goods,
reproduce
net
in
gathered
is.
trimming
three
the
tlie neck,
is
in
finished
(81)
The
])lainly around
a
ril)l)ons
the
with
the
l)lack
coarse
nari'ow
colors
tlie waist.
dress.
a
of
waist,
silk
net
different
Thei'e
rcjsette
l)elt,
in
is
front.
a
There
is also
of
rulHo,
the
net
and
the
dress.
If
dare
top
I
a
of
httle
of
the
the
change
ti-imming
necessary
fashion
of
made
dress
two
to
I
just
ahovc
back
of
the
to-day (1800).
^~')
tone
in
with
ago.
one
neck;
This
more
slcirt
])uffat
the
elbow,
the
the
the
have
have
deeper-.
dress
is
iin(h3r the
sewn
shoiihl
should
inches
make
it may
years
ribbon
the
that
heading
the
whicli
is
to-(hiy
the
wiiere
ribbon
live
end
at
front
upon
bottom,
would
ruffle
net
narrow
was
the
which
waist
the
the
The
the
at
more
sleeve,
make
with
dress
making
of
is customary,
outside, as
This
were
rosettes
band
together.
not
in the
rosctto
or
twisted
a
conies
sewn,
knot
a
would
would
in
and
two
also
l)e
accordance
all
19.
na.
A
dress
of
lower
part
would
be
improved
the
of
with
jacket
can
cashmere,
gray
sleeves
of
instead
Is made
plain
be
darker
a
by putting
ruffle.
one
of
It is
seam
finished
in
fold
of
the
back.
a
(83)
fold
If
of
collar
velvet.
gray
the
goods
exceedingly pretty
an
with
a
jacket, front,
desired,
the
goods
and
The
the
at
house
the
or
dress
tom
bot-
dress.
edge
a
of
pretty
Fl(i.
The
"/]u\]).
lined
made
witii
a
sleeve
the
little
as
i;)'ay
it
comes
velvet.
1!).
the
over
aii"l
hirii-er.
(84)
the
hiiiul
pull' of
llai'cs
sU'eve
slio-litlv. js
siioukl
be
Fk;.
This
and
suit
or
This
for
of
slvirt.
Tlie
slvirt is
and
if it is
muddy,
the
the
street,
with
walking,
is
fashioned
so
walking, except
of
while
lengthened
skirt
jaclcet,circular
waist, Eton
consists
divided
require
blonso
20.
entire
when
suit,
50
on
the
that
taking
cents.
adjustaljle
a
divide
very
length
any
skirt
no
does
long step.
one
be
can
ca))G
may
ened
short-
inconvenience.
not
show
Price
while
of
tern
pat-
21.
Fig.
Black
and
skirt; the
white
is sewed
skirt
is fastened
at
back.
The
narrow
black
checked
the
revere
three
black,
embroidered
rows
the
to
Coat
waist
and
of
in
bottom
The
lace
blue
of
front
sleeves
is of
pink,
(86)
the
coat
back,
lace
collar
finished
the
by
a
which
insertion
being
which
of
pink satin, over
The
the
are
the
over
breadths
center
insertion.
and
back, falling
under
the
sides, forming
jet gimp.
is sewed
silk.
of
is of
pink
Fio.
Exhibited
at
the
World's
23.
Fair.
(88)
Keene
coat, front
view.
Fig.
Description
right
the
up
to
gored
backs
middle.
the
and
neck
under
are
of
Front
Silk
A.
again
arm,
the
at
about
prettier with
and
Gown.
Tliere
neck.
the
much
A.
back
are
23.
two
are
waist.
as
a
a
laid
(89)
The
"
or
fronts
night-gown
deep
on
gore
a
inch
three
These
little
are
fronts
phiits
are
would
taken
fitted
carried
a
be.
out
at
little
The
of
underwaist
the
seamed
and
back
it.
to
breadths
is
There
attached
are
in
yoke
a
nnder,
back
the
which
to
it let in at
and
the
the
waist
line.
A
pretty
very
silk and
bead
the
wool;
front.
The
pointed
if
made
at
the
tlie
in
in
girdle made
of
braids
and
front
the
l)ack
to-day
top, and
as
would
the
be
w^ell.
lace
as
braid
dress
fuller.
90
and
ending
the
widths,
they
effective
of
was
higher
made
at
waist,
in 1889,
sleeve
the
to
come
without
the
in
same
gimp coming
across
mutton-leg
guimpe
Henrietta,
as
straight
This
the
brown
narrow^er
or
carried
have
different
quite
plait
a
plain
braids, beaded,
growing
w^ould
simply
of
of
are
widths,
dress
j)endants,with
point
made
The
pendants.
])attern, graduated
the
dress,
house
the
to
a
or
and
rather
full
throat
and
Fig.
White
over
worn
in
batiste
the
front
colored
white
of
roses
with
pale pink stripes and
embroidered
the
and
24.
waist.
green
petticoat same
Leghorn
ribbon.
(91)
hat
bunches
as
trimmed
the
of
violets,
embroidery
with
ent
differ-
Fig.
A
cream-colored
lii^lit
faint
olive
leaves.
It
with
corn
Howers,
with
waist
is
silk
is
perfectly plain
2.-).
with
similar
the
and
pale
in
make
excej)tion
the
(92)
lavender
skirt
to
that
flowers
the
black
the
Ijack
])laited in
one
and
surah
of
the
broad
Fig.
at
])l;iit
to
back
instead
velvet,
])ui'|)le
(lark
the
the
velvet
the
waist
and
and
the
covered
is
worn
of
Tlir
being ^aliicred.
3^oke.
with
2^).
colkir
duchess
without
(93)
a
and
kice.
bolt.
triiiiiuiiii:- is
cutt's
InAnu:
The
skii-t
made
is sewed
of
Fig.
This
beautiful
dresses
exhibited
Society
front
the
for
is of
material
at
the
Pliysical
velvet
is of
dress
is shirred:
brocaded
Worhi's
with
white
silk, and
Cokinibian
and
Culture
trimmed
26.
Correct
P]x)iosition by
(94)
as
finish.
The
Dress.
passementerie.
lace
the
of
one
was
At
the
jacke^t
the
neck
Fig.
with
])ale tj^reen,
in
and
27.
effect
nearly
not
was
so
dark
as
the
j)icture rej)resents.
This
dress
conventional,
of
the
jacket
sleeve
fashion
maih'
was
would
carried
with
five
only
years
necessitate
hio^her, and
full
jabot
of
(96)
and
a;^o;
the
the
lace
l)e
skirt, the
flarini^-
front
at
ai^ain, to
the
of
the
throat.
lace
more
puff
made
38.
Flo.
India
It is of
a
kind
and
the
shirred.
without
of
round
gored
A
silk, shirred
The
yoke.
skirt
girdle
may
a
little
be
worn
at
neck,
the
fullness
also
full
the
at
with
one.
(97)
this
the
shining
shirred
waist,
gown,
at
and
or
making
the
belt,
that
it is
also
pretty
Fig.
A
Vest
about
lace
of
blue
and
and
is
The
hair;
satin,
girdle.
into
insertion,
although
tiiere
light
collar
figures.
l)and
cameVs
blue-green
skirt
fastened
which
perfect
trimmed
freedom
of
flares
movement.
(98)
out
is sewed
front
and
pale pink
Ihittons
se])arate.
braid
])assementerie
bead
satin
blue
worked
by loo])s of
high,
with
the
On
to
in
collar.
]aj)els and
velvet
green
are
is nuide
seemingly
I'y.
the
sewed
waist.
such
a
on
The
manner
blue
skirt
neck,
that
Fig.
29.
(99)
Fig.
Bicycle
of the
can
be
same,
worn
Marshall
cordin"-
short
jacket
either
This
weather.
of
-6'?"/^." Divided
dress
with
can
skirt
worn
Field, costing
made
or
blue
of
the
over
silk
be
30.
linen
according
ordered, jacket, skirt
all
the
to material.
(100)
way
The
sweater.
waist
from
Leggings
serg-e.
and
$17
skirt
to
the
leggings,
to
%'60,ac-
Fig.
30,
(101)
Fia.
"White
lace
ruffle
cashmere
at
neck
31.
dress; accordion
and
sleeves,
Avith
(102)
plaited
broad
skirt
lace
finislied
colhir.
with
Fig.
32.
(104)
Fig.
Figured
sewed
to
muslin,
lace
at
neck,
m.
bottom
waist.
(105)
of
waist
corded,
skirt
Fig.
33.
(106)
Fig.
It
impossible
was
really
It
worn.
gored
the
is
of
one
lines
back
is white
is for
at
lace
surah
light goods
this
dress
young
to
dresses
girl,and
is
No.
can
the
be
silk, but
suitable
satin
23, white
made
plain
the
for
used
it
if
so
evening
white
desired.
be
can
a
made
wear.
(lOT)
the
satin
The
in
ever
seen
with
in front
In
form.
on
It is
beauty.
I have
that
bows
wath
neck
its
sliow
side, fitting it loosely to
the
around
of
get
successful
most
a
is like
finished
headino;
the
to
34.
design
shoulder.
It
but
cord,
material
cashmere,
shown
or
any
a
35.
Fig.
Gray
ill white
Hat
of
crushed
French
and
gray
with
sjitteen.
old
pink
old
"
Neapolitan,
bunches
of
lilies
pink guini])e, gray
trimmed
roses.
ao8)
with
gray
of
the
suede
i-il)l)("n and
valley,
shoes.
pink
"ui.
Sry.
(109)
36.
Fig.
Old
(love
the
brocaded
rose
knots
front
and
o(
satin
Louis
with
cupid's quiver)
waist,
white
satin
in
XV.
white.
slippers.
(110)
biuu-li
Old
of
point
flowers
lace
in
Fi(i.
A
pale
gniy
trimmin*:;'consists
shaded
It
to
be
can
tied
in
pink,
worn
fi'ont
antl
if
small
of
the
crimson,
with
oi'
at
the
roses
without
a.
old
and
the
bow
it should
ends.
(112)
without
be
of
If
in
roses
olive
of
shades
i'il)l)()n l)elt.
lar'ge
back,
Passementerie
rose.
leaves,
in different
leaves
be
it should
tied
with
combined
silk
87.
the
ends
gray
pink
green.
ribbon
made
with
is
of
long
Fig.
37.
(113)
Fig.
This
re])ress'nts
th(;
under
one
and
neck
A
winter
in
the
the
It
skirt.
summer
securing
and
of
the
the
made
greater
ln'avier
white
waist
with
worn
perfectly ])hiinwith
and
arm
waist,
wei'dit
is
under
h)W
neck
the
as.
(hirts
two
for
the
width
skirts.
same
it
shoulder
Flat
bone
(114)
it is cut
as
purpose,
of
skirts.
seam
one
front;
make
to
arms
in
the
cool
ordinary
low
bnttons
be
to
are
back,
in
the
possible.
as
would
straps
the
in
higher
support
used
for
Fig.
A
lace
heavy, wash,
at
the
sleeves
skirt, iini"ored,
skirt
I
am
six inches
surah
and
silk,white, edged
neck.
depth
in the
There
and
gathered
wearing- to-day,
in
39.
but
are
sewed
have
bottom,
(115)
with
five
upon
Valenciennes
l)readtlis
tlie
waist.
in
the
This
put light liair cloth, about
for
holding
out
the
skirt.
Fig.
Material,
finished
laid
leaf
the
in
black
at
the
folds
at
figured
neck
the
in at
the
of
terie
tiie
full
in
the
ing
almost
is fitted
micklle
same
as
center
made
at
sleeves
with
of
in
black, edged
shoulders,
the
the
and
plain at
waist,
front
broad
in
of
at
with
left full
and
black
over
shoulders, caught
passementerie
waist
and
lace
40.
at
the
sides.
(116)
the
the
waist
The
the
Tiie
arms
a
lace
by palui-
bottom,
with
waist.
back, is fj:ored under
silk;slip
The
lace.
yellow.
fastened
the
surah
back
of
carried
])assemenskii-t
and
hangs
han^:-
Fig.
A
rough
brown;
waist
covered
with
waist
by
goods,
and
a
skirt
large
white
appliquet
over
made
hooks.
red
brown,
red,
fokl
narrow
green,
comes
dai-k
and
the
of
the
front
with
goods
is
Bands
cream.
tops
covered
shoulder
of
the
(117)
to
knots
raised
The
separately.
The
from
run
41.
and
waist
velvet-shaded
of
velvet
belt.
sleeves.
band
fastened
of
of
to
ig
the
satin,
covered
The
velvet
Collar
of
with
larette
col-
velvet
Fig.
trimmed
A
the
with
white
band
of
sleeves:
velvet
apphquet,
velvet
l)ow
and
at
41.
width
same
qnillino'sof
tlie
l)ack
(118)
of
that
as
the
neck
fancy
and
at
ette.
collar-
on
sillc
the
liiiisli
Ix'lt.
Fig.
moiro
Black
serves
lined
This
which
as
a
belt.
The
back
with
in the
dress
has
is the
forms
the
black
lace
black
black
For
which
are
more
white
of
black
the
front
with
covered
that,
over
light
(120)
plaited
with
blue
a
chiflfon
blue.
li"j;-h.t
sui'ah
jiassementerie,
dressy occasion,
lace
which
jet passementerie
in
surah,
chilfon;
a
with
is made
waist
collai"
a
belt.
on
trimmed
antique
43.
collar
a})pliquet figures,
over
such
made
is
worn.
as
of
P^Ki.
This
lace
])laiting of
chitfon
is
light
finishes
the
the
by
bought
blue
chiffon.
sleeve
and
4;}.
yard, pointed
The
is around
(131)
and
edged
light
same
the
edge
blue
of
the
with
a
plaited
collar.
44.
Fig.
D)'e.'"s.
Sleeves
tignr(Mlsilk
in
Evening
"Waist
of
"
leaves,
green
The
collar
ered
Madras,
are
panels
breadth.
a
is of
stri])eof light
The
satin,
same
sleeves
as
wheels
the
are
of
collar
finished
(123)
bine
either
on
by
crimson
which
over
a
is
and
an
flowers,
crimson.
eml)i'oidThere
cream.
side
band,
satin.
green
stri])eof deep
a
pale
ap])le
deep
are
and
bine
(h'cj)crimson
alt(;rnating
the
there
which
of
skirt
and
the
of
same
the
front
as
col-
r
Fig.
lar; dee]i lace
kind
same
finishes
as
l)0(lv
at
the
of
the
sleev^es, and
neck.
the
44.
The
belt
dress.
(123)
a
iiarrower
is
a
twisted
lace
of
piece
the
of
saine
silk
the
DRESSMAKERS.
[
ropoatoilly
am
individual,
who
well;
one
same
time
the
derided
I
INIks.
of
lady
dresses
I
have
can
h;is
is
that
all
of
linish
eoinl'oi'tahle
the
from
"olisei-ved
will
a
and
dress
the
at
conventional
oljservers,'"
tlie
that
if
the
not
;;1
(tiusox,
di'si^'iied
E.
St.,
AVashin"j,-ton
the
of
some
Tioom
desiral)le
most
T;12,
dresses
had.
Iior,F,RT
DiRFKxnoRF,
excellent
eithei'
who
suit
cnii
observers.
M.
III..
eoh)i',
far
so
who
(liv'ssiiKiLci-,
dress
a
the
a.
for
eye
depart
he
Anxik
Chicao'o.
that
all
an
not
will
for
make
can
will
of
Miss
has
who
wearer
asked
in
taste
at
home
umpialiliedly
Calumet
4710
oi'
and
(h^sii^ii
upon
Ave.,
linish
order.
recommend
both
(124)
la"lies.
Chieao'o.
and
will
is
make
a
M
WILL
^
divided
girl's
furnish
made
for
of
years
skirt
mail.
by
sent
from
8
price $2.00.
C.
D.
NEWELL,
Dickey
Avenue,
CHICAGO.
-
ALA.,
TALLADEGA,
Sept.
DEAR
kind
Your
and
letter, also
pnttern
convinced
girls to
question of time
intelligentparents
for
of aije.
years
With
many
yours
remain,
will
thanks
it is only
thoughtful and
this
adopt
girls
for
Skirt
F.
Kiukpatkick,
at
of
yards
receipt
Upon
and
of
measures,
waist
will
we
send,
to
send
five
the
the
and
35
yards
of
length
bottom
of
finished
waist
your
and
desired
the
garment
skirt,
ready
wear.
MADISON
1221
DEAR
it since.
skirt
be.
paid, a
express
and
waist
your
or
receipt
hip
from
to
Silk ;
and
$4
pattern
paper
Jennetta
of
will
we
measure,
five
requires
Silk.
Jennetta
Upon
tissue
Yoke
a
the
Home."
DIVIDED
NEWELL'S
on
twelve
kindness,
your
"Orphans
*
style of
under
Presiding teacher
*
I
for little
truly,
Laura
Mrs.
all
when
little
their
play
1 believe
home.
at
child's
the
this is ^//e dress
a
dress
)
duly received.
were
that
wear
|
1896.
I,
NEWELL:
MRS.
dress
C. D.
and
age
measure.
223
7y\RS.
12
ham
ging-
ordering, give
MRS.
am
to
drilh'ng,price ^^i.oo;
in flannel,
waist
ready-
domestic
in
age,
When
skirt
girl
blue
or
made
for 20cents,
TJic
a
of
pattern
a
made
NEWELL:
MRS.
I find
"
I have
AVE.,
received
in
perfectlysatisfactory
every
with
the pattern.
exactly the same,
Yours, truly,
it
(125)
the
BALTIMORE,
divided
respect.
This
skirt
M.
skirt, and
Please
is all
R.
Md.,-"
June 4, '96. /
send
that
have
a
Mackenzie,
worn
another
nie
skirt
M.
should
D.
I
yUHP:
^
Low
is best
ladies
suited
having
developed
give
and
your
what
kind
high
wanted,
low
me
of
idea
some
measure
the
or
Take
form.
the
full
a
ordering
please
form
to
breast.
When
is
Form
over
of
largest part
the
breast,
from
to
under
under
arm
arm.
No.
and
40
ward
up-
in size, ! make
cloth
a
back
of wh
silesia; for
i
the
ditional
adof
sum
twenty
38 inches, $1.25;
over
from
Sizes
"
"
Black,
"
"
who
have
to
.iS
to
45
"
.
.
to
40
42
to
45
AO, with
Ba.
Silk,
White
or
Blsck,
42
to
45, with
Ba.
in
a
breasts
of
satisfactorily
;in'
li dittirulty
seareli
measures
5r.
$1.00
.
1.50
to
found
bust
forty
one
any
as
3.00
=
3.50
supported.
have, found
can
Several
them
the
of
I
good.
C.
form,
yon
I desire
will
to
put
the
in
enclosed
releiince
a
a
picture
reprint
to
of
\onr
of
in\
iireasi
tin' Supi"orter.
read
paper,
M.
STEELK.
Measure
Ai'K.,
l\indl.\ send
nii'
L.
idectrotype
an
UK
OF
ANY
DkESS
SHOWN
artii
ot
the
le
in
fuUer
cut.
KINSON.
BoOK,
IN
the
'.M.
(;" necobmieal
American
repnblishniLC
14:" L'linton
For
l'i;.VN('ls
tlie
belore
In
Suppoitei'.
l)i{.. 1U)15T.
P.\TTHRX
thing I
best
17
find
society,
our
it the
1). NIOWKIif,.
In
Society,
of
meiubers
consider
years."
MltS.
iMKS
50.
2.00
30
nun
All
....
Black,
itiiil liMvy
over
....
or
as
and
1.25
White
liiwgf
45
....
30
cents,
1.50
Silk,
have
five
....
45
over
Fast
.10
40
inclies,
45
over
-
te
Street.
ISrooklvn.
PrICE
50
N.
Y.
CeNTS.
Bl.'Xnks, ADiiREss
MRS.
C.
D.
NEWELL,
223
Dickey
Avenue,
CHICAGO,
(120)
ILL.
Dress
Reform
Rooms
ESTABLISHED
1875
Equipoise
Waists
Miller
Jenness
SEND
Empire
YOUR
Bodices
Waists
FOR
ORDERS
Greek
MENTS
GAR-
HEALTH
Girdles
SUCH
AS
Newell
Bust
Elastic
Abdominal
Supporters
Union
Ypsilanti
Tights
Wool
Hose
Supporters
Suits
and
to--
Supporters,
^
5.
Pike,
W.
.
Central
and
State
Cor.
flusic
Chicago
Streets
Randolph
Hall
Illustrated
OVER
YEARS
20
Free
Catalogue
practical
experience:
9;i()0
One
of
As
many
;i
tioii
iMt'iiiltcr ol'
of
Testimonials
tlic
(
W.
8.
place
accominodating
she
substitute,
and
Grecian
March
Pike's
p.
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tor
'"
I'liysiciil ( 'ultiirc
carries
Cross
tind
to
a
good
a
tuli
line
variety
of
and
to
1 lall.
Musie
(Central
of
(
.u,aniients
Knipire
Waist.
'UlCACO.
tlii' I'roiiio1
llic aliovc
of
('lnCa,i;o) as
(
Ihcss."
'oncct
stiulciits
liealtli
tlie
.\\i:NrK.
STA.
]"U'asur('ii! rccomim'iidiii.L;
jc(-t,Mrs.
rjdXcwdOD
a
; and
siili-
relial"le
as
a
and
corset
(Jirdle
('leo[i;itra
Sincerely,
Girdle.
Ella
?.,1S96.
(1^8)
lake
A, AV,
Hoswell,
"" D). HWKh
miss
Dressmaker
purcbasins jisent
and
pnrcliasps everything
pcrtaininu' to dress or lioiiie,
lowest
retail ])i-ife
at the
WITHOUT
bought
and
made
in the
latest
and
fashionalile
most
6ou)ns
Select
us
We
styles
illustrated
gowns
send
will
we
directions.
Reform
YOU
SPigaltp
a
of the
any
and
TO
Trousseaux
Wedding
Reform
CMARGE
ANY
you
hook
this
in
measurin.L;-
write
and
l)lanks
witli
lull
furnish
also
anaerwear
of
the
Choice
for
will
selection
vour
order
work
keei* ourselves
of trimmings.
We
oiven
is
is ouaraiiteed.
be
l)y mail
sent
posted
also
kinds
newest
Each
satisfactory
and
study,
samples
application.
and
manufacture.
reliable
most
particular
our
the
on
on
latest
milHrKrsjnOre^ma^
will
find
it
and
kept
profitableto employ
in
our
DEALERS
SMALL
bv
stock
to
service
to
secure
goods
which
them,
match
ix'rtain
mings,
trim-
not
to
erally
gen-
women
s
^
'children's
and
than
generally
can
(^IVE
WE
wear.
be
given by
ATTENTION
MORE
order
mail
any
department
orders
entrusted
to any
of any
dry goods house
to exeTcise
the
and
experience enables
us
our
well
in selecting durable
and
and
economy
is
Protector,
Dress
Acme
of
"r^
one
Every
one
wash
the
c^
best,
be
who
has
shirt
dresses,
^100-exira
:',.-)(".
per
pair
serviceable
most
worn
all your
with
them
large, 40c.;
etc.
Acme
extra
MISS
aphi
dre^es.
them
Prices,
Years
as
a
articles
Cashable
to
and
ti
t'^^n
ordiujiry
Dress
Shields
our
care,
taste
made
goods.
1887.
size.
em
m^-yo-oIn
c^
s
M)c
separate
invented
ever
ai
,
;
e
a
^"
oi.lma."
^
1-to
J;
s./-.
.
large, 50c.
L.
n.
Room
15
19th,
economical
and
recommends
waists,
larn'e, $1.25,
;
patented
to
utmost
ALDRICH,
22,
34
East
Monroe
St.,
Experience
CHICAGO,
Purchasing
Agent.
(12!))
ILL.
National
Dress
ImprovEmEnt
Association.
5174.
518
BLDG.
VENETIAN
III.
Chicago,
To
Mothers
:
desire
We
atteiuion
your
to
Pin,
No
proved
im-
ing
dress-
Just
freedom
absolute
comfort.
and
celebrated
The
infant's
of
sists
one
Pin.
Diaper
tii^htbands;
The
call
of
method
the babv.
the
to
the
three
"
trude"
Ger-
outfitcon-
garments:
ing
underskirt, tak-
knit
place of the shirt
pinning-blanket, the
the
and
flannel
or
skirt and
the dress
slip.
The
nightgown
of the
the
first
The
shows
cashmere
or
accompanying
the three
rino.
me-
cut
garments
together in the
worn
"Genrude"
outfit.
garments
are
and
Cut
bands
soft, pliablematerial
a
in fine
as
as
but
garment,
fold; the
double
of
is made
knit fabric
same
The
ished
nicely fin-
inexpensive.
showing
the
form-fitting
Diaper.
TTThIS
-i- the
GARMENT
the
square,"
large
where
is
reverse
other
hardly allowing
the
by
cross-wise
waist, and
irritation,
TO
FIT
of
size
equal
all
and
the
garment
eruptions
diaper
the
the
and
to
and
baggy
touch
at
the
fits
as
the
any
snugiy
the
body
inflammation
;
body,
this
In
folds
seam),
or
gore
the
throughout
loose.
means
large, roomy
the
shape beyond
or
pressing tightlyupon
brought about,
(only
the
at
be
of
was
and
should
it
form
any
diaper
waist
the
at
AS
SO
suit of underwear.
a
without
Heretofore,
"
SHAPED
IS
like
body
seat,
where
generally
exist.
All
we
cuts
the
mothers
know
of each
address
having
all
have,
garment
the
will
and
comfort
of
receive
a
baby
at
heart, and
catalogue showing
quoting prices,by applying
given above.
MISS
MARl^VRET
()'(()"M:U,
Maiiaiter.
(130;
to