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... y prepared in several leading houses. This great demand always comes with the approach of the summer exit from the Ville Lumiere. Although some couturiers are preparing their early autumn models, they devote considerable time to the holiday dresses. The ...
... fascinating to all the elegant devotees who daily throng the precsinots of those temples of fashion for which the Ville Lumiere is famed. Fars, so becoming to fair women, promise to be more popular t h a n ever, softened with mousseline and lace, and ...
... PRINTEMPS DE PARIS. The glass of Mahlon mid the mould of form, The observed of all obeervere. AS A CITY OF PLEASURE the Ville Lumiere is a pioneer among the chief capitals of Europe, and as a city of fashion it is the magical reflecting mirror towards which ...
... appear last night, but will be on to-night and the rest of the week. In his absence the management arranged for Shill, Lumiere to give her artistic serpentine dances, and these were much enjoyed. Arthur Goodman justi fi es his surname, for in his turn ...
... light eluuds. double the exposure*. Strong diffused light with grey sky, three or four times the exposure. 3. 114E0M The Lumiere Brothers say that for le.riraita in the studio with the lens working at J 5 the eximeure will vary between 10iwc. and 30aec ...
... holding on to it in spate of every- eumeas achieved last week by Mdlle. Flora thing, she is at last moved to remorse by the . Lumiere's Fairy Grotto, she has been retained magnanimity of an ingenuous damsel of seven- for another week. There is ales a fine ...
... toilettes, among The arrival of King Oscar of Sweden in Paris was an event which brought forth popular enthusiasm in the Ville Lumiere. It may well be noted, en passant, how heartily Parisians, from the mere gavrockes in the streets to the well-to-do bourgeoisie ...
... which have all been gay with bunting since last Wednesday, notwithstanding the d isappointment of the masses in the Ville Lumiere. Thousands of people lined the Champs Elysdes, in close proximity to the Pont Alexandre DI., on Friday, in the vain hope of ...
... other pm formances elsewhere. for it is veiy well dime indeed. l'afertimutely. I did ant Maw. neorgette I.ebhuu. as I. u lumiere, but understudy was excellent. Another fascinating afternoon went by at the Salle F. a. mlien M. Sa. ha :miry gave a conference ...
... Chantilly, meet expressed by Parisians for a glimpse of any Royal followed by the Prix du Jockey Club at visitor to the Ville Lumiere, even though they themselves the French Derby, form two of the have been the chief cause of the lost crown. most important ...
... place in the Louvre, for N. de Coinando preferred to make a gift of it to the French nation. The Royal visitors to the Ville Lumiere are making quite a lengthened stay, and have this week again been the guests of honour at several dinners and lunches given ...
... PARIS LETTER. OIITDOOR SPORTS and meetings of athletic exercise have made a marked prolongation of the season in the Ville Lumiere. A fact worthy of note is the complete change during recent years in the habits of Parisian society. From casual observation ...