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... OSCAR WILDE ON TloVlT LACING, Mi« LefHer*Arnim’« Gtatcraent, in lacturo livared recently «t Saviour’s Hospital, that she liful hoard ioatances where were determined not to exceed the fashionable tnea- ' surement that, they had actually held cross bar ...
... ART, FASHION, AND GOSSIP LONDON. Drawingrooms havs a pleasant subject for gossip tba new mapa.'ia® coodueiod by Oscar Wilde. “The Womans World. sale the first any well periodical not relied upon guarantee tor the time come, but success ot this first ...
... A VISIT TO OSCAR WILD Mrs. Loui»e (JJhandler Moulton has lately visited Oscar Wilde in London. “The ‘Apostle the Beautiful * has,” she says. pretty wife and a pretty hot)se. I found his dainty, cream-coloured diningroom csjwcially attractive. I think ...
... the lust International Medical Congiwss, held Wnshington, no more barbarous unnatural than the pasotne of the dv monde. —Oscar, Wilde m Th- Woman’t JWorii far ...
... snltabtllty to the requirement of the climate, far aurpasses the others. Louisa Chandler Moulton has lately visited Mr. Oscar Wilde In London. The Apostle of the Beautiful has,’’she says, pretty wife and a pretty house. I found his dainty, creamcoloured ...
... interest our lady readers to bear that at recent leading 'riss Tyuto appeared aathetie costume Wim by btr toe marriage of Oscar Wilde, la appearance she resembles Ellen Terry in n paculiar pat hoe of voice. The choice Miss Tyate open tbe beries of dramatic ...
... . threatened invasion of Diroctoire bonnets and dresses is still tarotf, even lar us Fans and the lluo de la Paix. Mis Oscar Wilde was the only representative the First Empire period tu her dress—a brown lelt high-crowned, wide-fronted bonnet, with ostrich ...
... injuries. Dr. Ricser says he found the lady afterwards entirely out of her mind in. the parlour, wondering where she was. Oscar Wilde on Dressmaking as an I lam -orry to see that Mr* Fawcett cates the engagement of ladies of education as • dressmakers and ...
... The Woman a World,” which indicates happy extension of purpose, las now appeared. and ia under the car* as editor of Mr Oscar Wilde. Is a Tory beautiful maxaitno, exquisite in the perfection ot its printing, and in the character its illustration* the very ...
... pastoral plays, promoted bv Lady A Campbell. and her peculiar rtvle drapery on those ccaeious mu: with the spcci approval of Oscar Wilde. Tiie pr ••.Tsmme for next Saturday night is int*re9'ing cue. and as th* c>mmitt nave shown them-elvea a*, all timo-* so ...
... personal qualified to a theme so vast and so own, Mr. Oscar Wilde— (laughter) -dee'ared that he was. with the Atisotic Ocean. Someone, be ( Dowden) asked whether the Atisntic Ucean wes with Mr. Oscar Wilde (ioud laughter). He would not dare to say whether ...
... of German Poetry.” The lirst part of the Woman’s World, the new illustrated monthly magazine for ladies, edited by Mr. Oscar Wilde, has Just been published by Messrs. Cassell and Company. Reminiscences Eton (Keats’s time), by the Reverend C. A Wilkinson—a ...