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... Saharas is another topic that is not calculated, practical though it be, to excite the interest of the '. general reader. Oscar Wilde concludes his quaint contribution on The true function and value of criticism, ' with some remarks on the importance ...
... abselate, Sir Henry James deserves our thanks for offering the necessary correction. Tuat author of the perfect romance, Mr, Oscar Wilde, who admits that he may be poisonous, but saves himself from by proclaiming himself an artist, has a dialogue in the Nineteenth ...
... but it will b no good unless ?? is adopted ?? drawing rooms, and the time to do this would have been when the star of' '!'Oscar Wilde was in the ascendant. lhe chief inconvenience- of dress clothes is3 that the attire of gentlemen is the same as that of ...
... chiffon sleeves. Miss Merisia Nevili was in red, Mrs. Jopling Rowe in black. Mrs. Oscar Wilde looked very well in white with blue bows on the shouldem,and Mr. Oscar Wilde was much ex ieideice in the stalls with a pink Malmaison In his buttonhole. When ...
... compete for popular support under the title of Black and White. The Woman's World no longer bears the sign manual of Oscar Wilde as its editor, but it none the less speaks with authority upon recondite matters of fashion in costume, and the numerous ...
... Papuac Dances;”’ and readers who are interested in the controversy which is still raging respecting the story which Mr. Oscar Wilde wrote for the July issue of the Magazine, will find in the articles headed A Revulsicn from Realism,’’ by Miss Anne H. Wharton ...
... drama Mr Merritt, Mr A. C. Calmont, and Mr H. A. Jones. The church by the Dr. Donald Frazer, bohemianism by Mr Whistler, Mr Oscar Wilde, and many others, Mr Irving's son discussed ths prospects of the play in the stalls, and Miss Terry's son, Mr Gordon Craig ...
... sea, and some of his pictures are eloquent of his feeling for the ecean. The Atlantic did not disappotat him as it did Oscar Wilde. —** Westera Morning News,” September 2nd, 1200. CIRCULAR TRIP thi LYMOUTH SOUNDand CAWSAND BAY. Passing Mount it baa on ...