... their dresses, and I Ino at the pictures, many splendid fars were to be g seen. Mr. Oscar Wilde wore a dull green coat 05 trimmed with otter's far, and Mrs. Oscar Wilde ap looked charming in a costume of green plash trimmed ip with silver-grey fur. She ...

... waterproof ; nothing else is so im- portaut. A new mpantle is sure to be covered by the prosaic garment anathsmatised by Mr. Oscar Wilde. Nobody cares to put'on a new dress in weather such as we have had, So that the Streets have hardly taken on a winter ' ...

... ld before the student has made a start in life. 20 The Lady's World is to pass next month under the I. editorship of Mr. Oscar Wilde, who has secured a for- a. midable looking list of lady contributors, a list brie- er tlinj with countesses and duchlesses ...

... dealing with the poinsin of I law1 to be argued on thie denmnrrer reserved by Mr. in Jca ?? Collins at the first trial of Mr. Oscar Wilde. i RA The snotiona will probably take the ie~is ci a demiand G LU that the criminal proceedings sigainst Mfr. Wilde we ...

... excite- kment of modern living. TimE 'Erw BUTTONHOLE.-It is a pity to spoil a pretty Etory, but the rumour that it was Mr. Oscar Wilde, the Uestheto, who brought out the fashionable green flower as a buttonhole is without foundation. The I green flower ...

... vele akto i ladyship was a blouse-like vest ofhiestn fined at the waist by a jet ornament.Bu faa the trimming on Mrs. Oscar Wilde's costum'e striped cheviot, and, birds' wings ornamented thaV' to correspond. Parthebenfi ofthoe wo ay et ethave s4: a divided ...

... Grosvenor was wraoped from head to foot in a white ulster, a costume 1 which indead challenged anadefiea the season. Mrs. Oscar Wilds as usnal, wore something quite out of the common, but very Stylish and effective. It was f along greyvelvet cloak,full~and ...