The evening world. Newspaper, November 29, 1901, Page 5

\ ] HOW TODRESS: BY THE BEST DRESSED YANKEE ACTRESS. Miss Elsie De Wolfe,|GHORT SKIRTS’ LENGTH REGULATED BY REDFERN. Two Inches from the Ground and the Same Length All Round for Walking, Cycling or Golfing. Whose Gowns are| Revelations, Has Pre-: pared for the Even- ing World a Series of Articles Intended for) Six Classes of the American Girl. ‘| ‘The best-dressed woman on the Amer-| fcan stage! | ‘What taste and skill and originality !t takes to make and keep such a reputa- tion! And yet, almost from the first time she trailed her rose-colored skirts across the boards in “Theodora,” her earliest success, Miss Elste De Wolfe has borne that reputation. She has kept |: through years while Paris and London have had their heads together cevising princely productions. | And she has {t yet. 1 ‘The proof Is in the gowns she is wear- | ing In “The Way of the W Be Miss Elsie De Wolfe ha rel for | pri the Evening World a series of articles for American girls on “Ilo Realizing that {t 1s dress well and api be to tell them all how | Miss De Wolfe has divided her articles ro that they will be useful to #1x classes ef girls. The Six Cla ‘The xirls to whom uddress her talka wi 1. The ewriter 2. The Girl in a Shop. 3. The Girl Who Walks While She Works. 4. The Girl Student. @. The Girl Who Is Going on the Stage. ¢. The Girl Who Stays at Home. ‘The articles will begin in to-mor- row's Evening World and continue for wix days. ‘They will be {llustrated with sketches drawn from Miss Wolfe's sugges: tions of garments that combine utility practicality and beauty. Of the special subjects which Mise De Wolfe will discuss will be: Some of the Special Topics. ‘The Universal Need of a Short Skirt. The Value of Wearing a Straw Hatin 2 of Girls. Miss De Wolfe be: te Want Silk Walsts Arc For. Watsts in Winter, t One's Neck. “What Do You ‘As to Jewelry While One Works. Sorts of Shoes. What Ie Really: Cheap? * How Every Girl Can Wear Whole Gloves. Little Points to Give One's Home Dressmaker. Petticoats and the Slik Skirt Mecea. Tho Business Woman's Lingerie. Tho Necessity of Warm Cloth The ‘Ethier of Silk Sto. Ing Prork, Stockings and Expensiv ingn Respectively. urs. The Way Always to Have a Preity own, | Neceasaries_to the Business Woman's Tollets Wer iain, Her Manicuring and | e On all these practical points Miss De} Wolte will have sensible and prisht ad-| vies to give. And her final article on} gowns for fhe‘woman, at home will he | com} ensive as the res! orn oeday. Misa De Wolfe 5: introduction to her ta BY ELSIE : DE WOLFE. my Ideas to American girls Tam afraid [shall not WOMAN IN TROUSERS CAUGHT IN THEATRE THE PRETTY MASQUERADER) SOBBED “ONLY A JOKE!” cs a brief] et Her Of with a It tine Russian Custom.? Pretty Mrs > Matutis, Grand 1, Williamsburg, thought it} would be a arent Joke to dress up in her Husband's clothey for Thanksgiving and attend a theatrical performance. qwalk gave her away, and she was rested. But this morning in the Ewen Street Court, Brooklyn, she sobbed x0 prettily that Magistrate O'Reilly let her go with a reprimand. Mra, Matutis Je twenty-fve years old anda Russian, Her husband, © travel- ling salesman. was away on a business trip. Seeing the litte ragamuffins of the Street dreseed na women, she was re- jo, whe says, of an DRRISICE ‘om. In Rtuswla, she dei Fled women dress up in t clothes for a frolic on certain holidays, Her brother-in-law consented to ace company hier, and together they bought two M-cent tekets for gallery seats In the Unique Theatre, She wore a stylial raglan, Ight gray trousers, a black cutaway cout, patent leather thoes, a dlamond pin a bright 5 gray Fed Ali gloves and a natty ttle ‘An the two left the Ucker window Manager Hert Johnson noticed the woman's walk ant called the aitention of Policeman Curran to It. Curran tapped the woman on the noulder and sald: hy don't you wear dre Sho screamed and nearly Pit@Aine was sent home-after her clotaes and then locked up. In strange contrast were two mas- queraders: who vared ino the West Blde Court before Magistrate Meade after a night In the station-houxe, Mary Leahy, nue, was | pattern, There from her forshe: yellow one from ear to ea been arrested ye olghth and ‘Tenth avenue, where her ties had drawn a large’ crowd. Patrick O'Keefe ‘ch ‘Thanksgiving In wom. yaw no chance fo after his arrest, a r this, morning, “it coat Patrick and Mary $3 to celebrate, A ir husband's 3 WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 29, 1901, ners arranged through Th hee. long should a short skirt } This is the question modistes 4 lors have been asking each ot) since the short i And becauee nobody nobody had a short skirt Uke a rive until 6 Thanksgiving eventn: wan introduced, tats quesifon Ing at the same time a mode Paris house for repry tative Mustratton of what Ls the « length for a short skirt fon ts an importa even the best varied more than the originator them advocate them. body's 1s not quite ike a rom the skirt frst Introduced, which came three inches above the sh: And yet ever do bleyeling skirts Ww ually lengthened. that a, motley enough crowd akin Were sent out from | the tailor shops, all labelled short skirts, and none of them conforming to a known rule either of length or fuin Tals selection of Redfern's, therefore, as shown In the a . in Paris, and 1 y Relfern as the approved {e Jel for the season, a ae he. "0 ory that any ae todip in the tis of weven gores for | Straieht ‘to tne t le her the useful o itabh t elt he uxeful or the Multa) stralent eto Lie: any oct The “other class Ix the woman who Koes to the other extreme and deliberately inaxculine dres very r, With these two T am afraid T shall] bu disagree at every turn, but if only Tcan| thls seanon. that will not so h wh the wole trimming es of folfed cloth of the same telmining fa three bias 5 which is] the same materia : coat. made of any material, rough or smoot the rough goods’ !s more in favor reform some of them, ne AS le, the American business sirttth Ie exceedingly, well dressed. I hope to give her some hints for the to be so at xmall c for adopting certain effects and meth: perhaps, she has not continuin it wan. iritroduced |. A shore #kirt, according to the thought. when one walks, and that is all. EXCHANGE DINERS —/ND. OO-NINUTE WELL PLEASED. WAITS IN SNOW! BENEFICIARIES OF EVENING BIG PROTEST ABOUT THIRTY- WORLD'S PLAN GIVE THANKS | SIXTH STREET STATION. “4 Mor> Enjoyable Thanksgiving | Suburbanites Wi) Demand of frooklyn Meighta Matirend a Roofed Metosnre. one Dinner 1 Never Mad, Young Man Wei Kehoes of pleasant Thankss: World'a Thankss reach morning. delayed on unl prospective acc Helghts 1 la score or more of he * from enjoying the day aa they ven describes 1 » he and anoti Be NEY. erous to Fi . Nov Bureau, died at his home 1 On virsd and Twents+ K this morn WHO IS THE PRETTIEST GIRL IN HARLEM?: A Diamond and Pearl Sunburst Is Waiting for Her. SUNDAY WORLD offers a Diamond and Pearl Sun burst te be contested for by the mos: attractive young women of Harlem, ‘The award will be mui mittee of Harlem artists to whom photographs of the com- petitors will be submitted, The winner will he announecd in the Christmas edition of Sunday World, whieh will appear The Diamond and Pearl Sunburst is on exhibition in the show window of Elne: Sanborn, jewels Street. i by a com mes and addvesses of the orig- ar, Sunday World, P.O. Box “DIAMOND LOCKETS. Ee A smail selection—but furnishes an ides. tory, which means metal and gems guaranteed. $22.50 Extra fine plain round with pure MY and Y Fen oman knows plain for mon- Holiday Jewelry. It isn't the night before Christmas yet, but Christmas stories are always interesting. For 25 years our always The story of Lamberts’ store is an old one. growing clientele has placed its absolute faith in our store and factory. Welcome! We are prepared to gratify your desires this year as never before. We The “Christmas Corner’ will lay goods away for it soon will be. save you all the middleman’s profits. you, as it always has done. We present you herewith a small tray of special offerings. hundred. A visit to the store NOW, before the busy, ante-Christmias days, will be a They will be our friends, too. But it is only ene in five Bring your friends. Gentieman’s Massive Watch. Extra heavy and extra fine, solid 14 kt. gold land- \ Richly engraved and fitted with guaranteed ‘ewelled Waltham, Elgin or Lambert movement Made by th: turer of cases in the United Solid 14 kt. gold hunt ing case. Waltham, Elgin or Lambert works. This watch ° ego STH ROTA a Gai slaty ean Reliability. In ¢ j recently we foundthe cas: to be even a. little Stamped qual Gold Bracelets. ‘4-0 Jett is solid 14 kt. gold, knot set with two pure diamonds. Guard Chains. As much difference: e asin watches. We them in 10 kt ard 14 kt gold—Lambert s andard. Top chain is 48 inches long, fancy slide set with pearl. The other one is same length, diamond shaped slide,set with thres goot Poth guaranteed solid. Old Gold " Remodelled, Exchanged or Bought, comb, sterling LAMBERT BR OTHER S— Third AveE cor. 58th St On Fifth avenue this watch Costs one-third more Lady's extra heavy 14 kt, front for monogram, Lack set Pure d'arond. $42.50 Our plain watch, se: hes ith d'amond. at $25. sknown ane of the best valuss ever offered in New York, All made in our fac- Mundreds of varieties. Sterling Silver Filigree Pen, £8. CHRISTMAS CORNER’ One of the largest foun- tain pen stocks in America. Our his) bus’ ress, Third Ave. and 58th St. Open Saturday Night Until 10 Open Every Night During December best manufac- jewelry business is lot we as ay A patron’s experience ways the better thin. the article sold is suestantial and durable. Knot and Nethersols Bracelets in dozens o! styles The ons to This sterling » large s shia t quatit FOR ——_ AM Run Down | No Appetite. | | ton yesixthy ascending the stairs mendes ine ‘ vated ctty pated, there were many | are comp 1 the it together by the Dinner} ou ialde.o rie | ni walt for t train the guests have written to ex- [107° Cary ites ia (telr thanks. One young mar s ‘ telr thank: Me MANT ork he aT hot peaae Ato stand tea in the open yard wut ting yrelen Orders for Aniteactte Too Indigestion— Dyspepsia. to them life Is robbed of all Joy eutire aystem. Relief only comes ‘Old UE: Soile Weak Pe ople: Weak Mothers. their health and utd be oblalned. PON proper nourishment, Nursing Mothers— would take VINOL know the life and future Chronic Colds—Hac sing Cough. t suicide as to let them « ‘Try it on our guar *RIKER’S DRUG STORE, Te Friday & Saturday, Nov. 29th & 30th, An Unusual and Attractive Sale of ninven| BOYS C Clothing. i Double-B ese: S: Mie of mixed cheviots, in medium and dark mixtures; sizes $ jto 15 yrs., at ad - 3-95 value $5.co. Sailor Sutts | sues of navy blue serge and mix |tures; sizes 3 to 10 yrs, at $3.95, value $5.00. 3j-Prece Suits of fancy cheviots, single breasted coats, made in the military effect; sizes 10 to 15 yrs, at $5.00, value $7.00. Overcoats & Reeters. An exceptional lot of Melton _ and Oxford Overcoats and |Reefers; also Ulsters, a | splendid assortment of $6.50, $7.50 and $8.50 coats, at $5.00 each. Lord Taylor, . . Brondway & 20th8t “Le Political Record of 1900 COR. 6TH AVE. AND 23D ST. GREAT+«MANY PEOPLE AI.E > second-hand man- may be had b; all eceipt of unday World, a ve oom s Fountain Pen | Gold arena does rot furnish ollars up toa the 12. 50 Solid 14-karat gold.enamelled ple of pen you enamelled fee Hinigads and "Watchae ¢ diamonds sold and worn this Christmas than ever before. Higher prices down- Ours were imported, mostly, more than a yearago. We PHE No jeweler in New York can ap- This is common report among reputable jewelers. a raise every thirty days. care e¢ now what was a fair wholesile price proach our diamond prices. Our pride as greater than ever in our NEW YORK CENTRAL and the LONG ittach our guarantee, standard works ¢ Richly Engraved Case. Fitted with Walt Elgin or Lambert nv’ ment, Sthieut feature ot Lambert Brothers’ extensive a> samples of en Vent chee! “ 1m $12 to $60. Wak KE ee HOLIDAY SELECTIONS RESERVE AND Ghe Christmas Corner. Postal Us fer Our Vrompiy Be pat Ont Mlustrated Cata'ox, (Conventions and Platforms) — fully covered in the 0 1901 World Almanac and Bnacyclo- pedia, * * * A reference book of over 600 pages. * ° Substan- ually bound. * © © Price 250, * * For sale by newsdealers, is dvertised price. Monograms. ‘As originators of this popular fad we are preparedto please. All special work is made on the premises. Single letters, phin fold, and paved with ‘diamonds. A vest or Y trop fob monogram makes a handsome We are watch inspectors of the ISLAND railroad systems. Lives depend on every watch we sell. Sample cases are all Lots of room for fraud in watches Only Ask about the works in any cheap watch you ses. Op and bottom richly engraved, fitted h Waltham, Elgin’ or Lambert Every Lambert Watch Is Tested and Guaranteed. Some chains marked are rot that kind, Seamless Wedding Rings, Seamless Seamless ikuat, 18 karat, 53 to $12 $4 to $16. s camlesd 2 kant, $6 to S24 he rye tor Engraving, Pe pular ove fo and Lambert Weeding Rings phy Little part in tying the knots Preeti.