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... interest which I saw a few days since in the depot for hygienic clothing in Mortimer-street. The high priest of westhetics, Oscar Wilde himself, has educated his bride up to his own standard of ap- preciation for graceful lines and folds in personal dirapery ...
... ' COJ1UJMN.| BYl ONE OF THElfSETINFS. FASHIONABDL SOCIETX-.-A CHARlTMINGRECEPTIO?'. -LEADDRS oP FASHION.--WHISTLER AND OSCAR WILDE.-ASIUSING CI1AT.-PRETTY DpEssins.- 'IHE NEWEST COSTUMES.-HAND NEEDLEWORK. -CONCERTS AND ANECDOTES. - SUGGESTIVN MUSIC.-A ...
... the upper hand in the domestic government. When Bolwer called his sweetheart poodle, was evidently kind of puppy himself. Oscar Wilde says be writes all his poems on empty stemacb. Queer kind of writing deak. **ls your husband aa Odd *• Well, I should imagine ...
... expected a p.eture to meaning, good or evil, pure impure, and then ! the New Renaissance, 44 of the younger school” (says Mr. Oscar Wilde) ‘‘have made departure from the teaching of Mr. Ruskin, departu-o definite and different and decisive.” The different departure” ...
... every Saturday during the season. Mr. Oscar Wilde has returned to literature. This time it is not volume of poems, hut colloction of fairy tales. I the new develoj>- ment represenis the emancipation of Mr. Oscar Wilde’s mind from the erotic muse. The people ...
... describe what T want to convey. There was only one, at least I saw only one, attempt to revert to downright eccentricity. Mrs. Oscar Wilde had on wondrous green costume, mafic chiefly of along, loose eighteenth century cloak, with huge buttons, and a kind wide ...
... severity, was still infinitely noble comparison with tho wretched, miserable masherdom of the present day, the tomfoolery of Oscar Wilde and the sunflower, and the worship of the barmaid the embodiment of | female elegance. are members the Church of England ...
... threw the bit of :t the window. The merry tourists did not y more. jf. *OL‘tion the community will learn with deep Mr. Oscar Wilde, who h;is lately gone to i. has been disappointed with the Atlantic. That • water lias its faults undoubtedly, but it has ...
... not tempted to be a purchaser. I have had much amusement lately from some letters written by the apoetle of iastheticB, Oscar Wilde, from I America, where as every one who cares for fashionable s gossip knows he has gone to deliver a series of lectures ...
... Williams Bean. Esq.; *« Timrels amongst the peat Andes at the Equator.*’ by Edward Esq ; The of art in modern life,” by Oscar Wilde, Esq.; while Miss Seaton will close the coarse with dramatic and other recitals. Impkotemkhts and Reoxcoration at the Mechanics’ ...
... Consort’s mausoleum Frogmore, and is understood that he will also be commemorated by tablet the nave of St. Chapel. - Mr. Oscar Wilde gave hl« Imprewiona of Amenca crowded house the Wandsworth Town Hall, one evening last week. The London Prtit gives very ...
... usual, and no one to contemplate him would have imagined that the safety the Empire was dependent on his exertions. Mr. Oscar Wilde expatiated to the scanty remnant of his female admirers on the decorations of the theatre, with gestures as magnificent ...