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... FEBRUARY 20, 1892 Xatest fashions. (Special to Irish Society.) Elderly ladies have no cause for complaint in the present day regarding their indoor head-gear, for there are few things more becoming to the face than a white or cream lace head-dress; even ...
... :Thc London Stage: Reviewed ERNEST CECIL. Special to Irish Society. so THIS IS LONDON.” An Anglo-American Comedy, By Arthur Goodrich, The Pi’.nce of Wales’ Theatre, London. This, I found a very delightful evening’s entertainment. The story roughly goes ...
... 14,. 1491 Ibtnts. (Special to Irish Society.) By A La Mode, I r.ivK a sketch this week of one of the hats worn by some bridesmaids at a pretty wedding a few days ago. The brim is lined with tan-coloured cloth, edged with a roll of brown velvet. Some high ...
... August IBth, 1928. iThe London Stage! Keviewed by ERNEST CECIL. ■ Special. to Irish Society. J PEACE AND QUIET.” By Horace Hodges. Produced at The Comedy Theatre, July 81st, 1928. Mr. Horace Hodges is an actor, in lact is a very good actor. Mr. Horace ...
... August 27, 1892.] latest fashions. (Special to Irish Society.) The summer or after season sales being over _and, owing to the bad and short eason, some really wonderful bargains have been disposed of in them—space is ruade for the autumn novelties, and ...
... The London Stage: Reviewed KUNKST CECIL. ® Special to Irish Society.' a “THE OUTSIDER.’' By Dorothy Brandon, St. Janies’ Theatre, London. i'his play must be added to the already amazingly long list of poor plays inflicted upon the London public during ...
... November 25, 1898 latest fashions. (Special to Irish Society. OQUES are much in vogue just now, the younger examples of headgear alternating between very small toques and very large flop, or picture” hats, the millinery “happy medium” being conspicuous ...
... Irish Society and Social Review. l THE LONDON STAGE %evie-wcd hy ERNEST CECIL .:■• ::: Special to “Irish Society PLUS FOURS By HORACE ANNESLEY VACHELL tiuus necessary, including lignin and limbs that fit to a nicety her brothel's Plus ...
... December 10, 1892 ‘latest jfasbions. —.— ♦ *-- SPECIAL TO IRISH SOCIETY. After a wonderfully Ion reign of extreme insignificance, bonnets are really becoming more tangible ; and, though by no means large—for the present style of hair would not admit ...
... latest fashions. Special to Irish Society. „ can at least begin to form a safe estimate about some of -.he “fall” fashions, probably to the unusual prolongation 'if summer weather, ;he manufacturers are much later than usual 'ith their autumn which they ...
... Igl— 1881 H) THE LONDON II STAGE. - Reviewed by KRNHST CECIL. IT Special to “Irish Society.'’ j [Hi |[=l[=irrr- . =i[B] “THE DARE-DEVIL.” By Austin Melford,'Strand Theatre, London. The programme informed us that A. Meyer, arrangement with Arthur Bouchier ...
... September 15, 1894. Xateat faabiona. i Special to Irish Society. OSETTEB have been much in the ascendant the last year, and their services for decoration have not been claimed for gowns and frocks more than hats and bonnets. They an; not a really pretty ...