| Show trifle mele of N rew new york yorla dressmakers dressmaking in its higher branches Is as a blu business siness that calls calli for talent and can L employ ge genius it has fortunes in st t and fortunes ont of it american women are the best dressed and the most fm acting in matters of dress in the world they do not grudge a good price to those who prepare their triumphs tor for them the great dressers of new york society nrc imagined to run nin over to europe once or twice a year to procure some of tho the wonderful creations of worth or his rival I 1 ineat tol to wander vander from felix to Il aronno and to inspect the latest thing ont at ame mme Laferrier res the truth is hovi however ever that the hinds rnest drews dresses in the world are made in this his country some gowns which their veaters wearers suppose to have been imported ire in better taste than if they really had crossed the llie ocean A lady whose gowns are one of the stock attractions lit at the box show of the metropolitan opera house on c evening ening nights stepped into tile the show rooms of a well known modiste and importer of paris robes no long time since she wanted borne confection in the hoe hoc of it i reception dress from worth if possible mad fail nine aine thought she could suit her I 1 aavo you fini lied that green reen and black plush was the question she flung at her head dress dressmaker maher a minute after breathless willi a hasty ran up stairs yes well vv cn put a worth acworth belt into it kad end bring it down stairs as soon as you 11 can 1 that worth belt leep keep stamped belts in stock from all the detter oe ter known paris houses sold the gown to a woman who would not have kinkea kinked at it if she bad not supposed it was imported and made it fetch 40 where cia s the product of home talent it might hove have boort brought I 1 lit 15 the dressmaker ahnie work the gown was and who he has never cover seen worth or paris told me tho the tae and vouched couched tor for its accuracy in a iueli tho the trie is not an uncommon oue one philadelphia press |
