The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 2, 1902, Page 16

16 o THE SUNDAY CALL. moment that Boston women are all like boys! - I'm awfully glad to see 3 Why the one T portray, which is the purely ir - tellectual type—in fact, very, very intel T lectual, Of course there are a great me kinds of hats and bennets worn In B 1 T ton, but tne one ghewn in the picture i the most commen type—as Is also wrap—and by her dress a woman may | are quite indispen ou ean \ - known, The gla ble, for who ceuld imagine the Boston weman without her pinee-nes, or furny little handbag they all earry? of the Bos- Y Just draw a mental pic ton woman from her eonversation and see which you ke hest of the three i hot [ already shown, We find her at an affer | 1 0 Ueonversasione’’ at the he ) ! v thetic friend " i 'Oh, is that My, Brander Matthews? 1 D& ¥ must speaki to him, You will pardon me, 1080 winter I know, Mrs. Rolling, Good afternoon, EOF 1T Mr, Matthews! Charmed to see you and Of to haves this opportunity of thanking you 1ane | for @iving to the wogld that econsimmate FrOsFam ' exprosslon of you! theoy i the payehie bi ’ evoltitlon of transeol wtion, We ye ¥ | divcussing thin morning ut the olub vour ! fl ¥ original ddenw and | think 1t was My " ' e 4, Jerome Geoffrey—yes, Men, Guoffray Who expresded the opinlon thut your the 'Oh, Juel Ll I oty wis Intended to convey the dootrine goods h t of ttillatlon un coneelved by Hehloggors | am dylng f 1 v i hetm, and I quite concur with her the f indeed. 1 quite concur with her. I shall goodne Jke! D \ recelve a cirele of friends In the morning break my neck? Mamma told me not to for the further discussion of psychie phe- danee m It to death ) nomena, and 1 ghall read a paper on soul kinows me of old, don't k? B culture in whieh I shall endeavor to dem- I'm going ha Wl 1 wa . austrate the effusive influence of atmo me, Gueh! Oh, d that i . 1 pherie conditions on the elementary re- @ v my foot, He cou help It wponsiveness of the third cyele of i Well, th ire others, progress as advanced by Mres, Gertrude Oh, Jn \ s ween Jews Court Atherton I ! I wok from New “It will glve usm great pleasure, Mr, YOrk [ ng aw woll, I Mautthews, if you gould be there and could *Uppose ! [ wellhead glve us the benefit of your ideas nl \ or now y In It it these lnew, You can be there? Oh when y whill be wo delighted. I um wo glad to t . th? 1 id under have met you, Cood afterncon, Mo wihnd that ehurmed to have met you." Oh, Juclk, tan't * My, but I The Chicago girl I8 more lke the Han Am 5o AW ! A t t mo a Franelseo girl than any of the others J L ! what's that Bhe has dash and go—dresses well—but ¥« 1 coffes, For #ho likes her own set and her own eity &ood ke, ( Juck! Co down best, Bhe's independent and frankly ir 1 ot terested In whatever pleages her and just t [ v hoa a# outspoken about the things she does Wh i A thougl " not like, Just note the enthusiasm in her | il gh wordr us she talke th Well, hollo, Mrs. Potter, Do you know Al 1t's nwiully §ood of you to give this dance? tiul, but t \ 1 am just dylog for a good whirl, 1 have from | t " not dai wtep since [ cameshome from n m \ Caltfornia the weeks ago. Indeed, I the Ban | haven't, have 1, Jnek? I | he “Well, there's Charley and Hal, Hello, qu \ ? o?! the Analysis out the « nited Brings .the Laurels An Unbias Types hroug &tat (& 0o the Maids Unquestion b i of Uur City, \ v Wit she has (v Whep she did Aokt the fiish ’ | Al eduention Aituy Hething K W \ " . \ W i v \ i 1 ard o ! y A - " | it bust vafes an public pi 7 Tne BLAje « T Abe more stons « A lapse of nearly tout VEW YoRAK 0wy " vy ¥ me say parenthetically ¥ \ v that 1 k L sted remarkable improve- . A theirs i . which 1 mear here we are, and I'm so glad, for t v f I'm dreadfully thir Why is it I'm al- ke J w » thir after grand opera? You, worn - ( wain Lofquist Btrang fsn't 2 L 8 f S own, everybody Arthu won't you he Ax &ir) anywhere and every- order something right away, please? Oh, N w th fornia 1 don't care, just 8o it comes quickly, * * f ¥ 1e most lar “Oh, dear, how dilapidated 1 do feei Bhe dre at - de n dre 18 Girls, Is my hat on straight? Yes, do you w f t ' than the f like 1t Yex, got it in Pari brought a lot ' womer e world's ga=est ¢ things over, Papa sald he'd have to I h imitative and ut all his mining stocks If 1 didu't Vet' withal she fs.rarely ultra- get home pretty soon. m if ever a fad R : , captain—glad to get home? J s & e ey < ”1 I:“ T get hom man In broad daylight to frighten me, In Huyler's, after a morning's shopping . v ik . . Foris s a ||‘ T \ 3 nt .lp.u.l I,..‘..l Arthur, what fn the world 1% keeping that expedition nd enough for this chilg Just gibbered bur 3 hous " s dagree, 3 ' Imrencht brer: thare Sl € trbdor & |'1I|"~" waltor, Goodness — graclous, girld, I “What will you take, mamma? Pine- Tk e . A1 0B 8 Saree, 4 o ul fder 1 didn’t - thought you sald my hat was on stralght apple? 1 will take the same, Two pines - . - ‘ : forget how to talk English, Oh, I hope —1'm a sight! \ n " « MK, robust health AL that walter will hur ! ") e pae « \ which—and oven ey gipeg H’“ 2 : From the above thy 8an Francisco g1 Why, Kthel VYan Tyne! 1 did not sea » + e s gt 4 »:’ m“m L& e -‘m \CHLTA I8 might be uccusod of crudeness—oven 14k you bhefore, dear. Been out shopping? oo RS it 3 oy DUt Gl i .:_.‘ .:. rom “ann- of deljeacy, and rofinement—but backed by 1i'g awtully tirexome, 't 167 X am half . - ok ity N ovely aln her splendid beauty and vivaoity she 18 Qead, The whops are lovely, don't you s - Oh, I've somothing o tell you. What irresistible, It ix not what she saym, It (nink? 5 "¢ o you think! I had a chaperon while I8 her manner of e v . anner of spying 1t that holds the v Bt WPk B Wen't that Mr, Van de Water golng M gl L A% I Paris-imagino me with & chap: grentest charm, Thera, b, absoutely 10 qone. ot (0 o I\ Ay g eron—tende il h in, * o8 L p Ay I\ : iy 1o piease, 1 CTOn—tender, tmid, hrinking 1 L pretonwe about the Ban Brancieo &Il waeey Mavsaret Tonvke® Well, 1 am ) thought papa would have u » o b \ Py, argare v to oll, : & LA e Ehousti.pape ¥ uld nn‘ u W when Her high pirited air i I wioh SUORR o ‘whe haw got him: fhe has boen trys 0 DEm--bUL A InsEed aud mo- contrast to the 3 e e e o Y ! o K Bpvesting o wonry, tived oxpression (o A 100 N0 dume wi ully nice o ould 4 4 # o get him for the Inst three neanons, o ‘ winin eyl - g e qu Ity bice or | wouldn't have of the typleal New. York, girl of meats. . woh ' mamm there comen the Duke of tood it for a minute ont over to The N amma, there comen the o ” '8 t-home Body You have o oo ) - A 1 went over to, f'he New York girl Koo oVeLyWHore=nooA clien Caltne, and ho's coming i hore, 106 = rocars o B[RO 4 m\: ' m00d time and 1 wWan go: everything—untll lite holde: 1o new MU \Whwi haw o vou do? T am awrally giod 4 B g K By ”““\- L cunperan ot no euperbn, prises, Bhe Ia deadly tited 0f the WHOIS \uiwae ou: ¥ou lknow KM, OL 0OuYNe: mi nate for instunce, They wre all WAy and glddy whirl, but who doek not o wou huve n penchant for wodn, Oh . e & ppiamnansit_ i ol L One day madume and 1 had gohe out dare lag behind for tear of holnk crowded ye: mamme and 1. can hever Pealst 8¢ S for a promennde in Champs Kiyseen wind out of the seothing sociel KWIM /IO iusiors attee a moriines shopping, 16 s R Woar B type fx tntel. b 89U 10 KIKRINK WU something-don't re. gether, the open sesame to muoh of whioh b : / y v Lo ke g ; ’ . 1 awhully - fatiguing, whopping, — You e Srouhtured, 'oub WHERE. mad and w mreat bl vwegant e dress, dress, dross, . ¢ r Fr her the « looking Frenchman evidently thougl E A gl ol a4 e ,,,] ‘, . i) has ae 5 liug 3 v .' woukht 1 Truly the New York strects, on auy 1t the whaps are lovely, though they quired the gift of expression o n 48 Rouiing ut him-=perhaps A=nys ; ple oY : ‘ ' " ' e without any WAk fEuling ut | .ntm‘,‘ ohap Bl ‘m.\l pleasant afternoon, prexent an axtontehs don't compare with the shops of London, “,”'. .\\“H\..“:‘.".;. otie trills i b a0y e lee \:' ‘; Ing slght. Women everywhere—drewsed In Dear London, 1 wish 1 were there now. he Ne ork girl as a type In blase ardon, mademoiselle, 10 the very helght of fashlon—takl \ d i St el b wuls enchante, de voir que madomolselle aklng the — “Ong must you go? Well, I'm so glad tired-—bored—almost jaded In her pursuit voir que madomolselle pramenade Just to see and be seon, And y of ploagure antl her enxlavem , tash. AAmuse? And 1 wish you could ¥ to have met you, Goad-hy, goodshy.' 1 ploas ¢ mont to fash \ ouid have the gowns themsolves are marvelous cre. “Oh, memma, 't ho lovely® He'ls 80 o N A SN nadas ek o Jther +M0eu that bo ah oy 0l v :< n ¥ :: r:;ln‘:‘v n: l\« - .In‘:l \.‘. the .;.l.;. . :: m;.‘A Wo b wish you could huve ations, One wonders where they find the Hrglih and w0 swell, don't you know wandighas o Now York girl's worldlj- #o¢ ) time and money to wear such costu : | 4 . ') the New York sl o ey : . ) JHUMON Ok, Kthel, 1T hew your pardon for x - ness ‘.‘n: r:: |\.:.\." ;‘.. it :'”l nl.u quite o ‘\\| III "l‘uli»-u‘ i |.|ulu In the man's face And yot, though the women seem w0 woduelng vm‘n\mlu':n nul»“l:\:xw :a -‘1'-"11‘\‘:- up to date In everything—w .}.\.' losing . | NOW what In the world would weary of it all they maintain an engor fully exclusive and does s hinte 1o meet uny of her keen appreciation of the finer have happened If madame hadn't come feverish excltement aver this daily pas pecple, don't you know." i areover, she dresses bhe \d 1he y b ) AN o . A " e ol ::':m:u‘:“TI",I:'::,' .\.“.“l,‘p:\ ‘r:‘.r::: bet ‘.l‘:‘:”:““:.l;‘ ‘:‘ me : by the arm-—she was rade that amounts almost to Intaxteation, Hetween the Ban Franelseo givl and the The Chicago ®irl 18 another distinet scared? «u‘“ o ! The New York hi's conversatlon is Hostan woman there can he no_compa S Ko i akeur Medon oo ar Ok, yeu OUENE 10 Know me bot= just as showy as her olothes and Guite as ron, far they are &0 totally unike, OF pe, OuE er Wwould take more than a ¥French- distinetive, Just note & Eroup of them oouree I dan't mean to \nlil\\mtu for one