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AUG. 23, 24, 25
BERNHARDT’S ART IN DRESS
nature knows to be its proper setting
2, the general signing day. These
for prolonged activity.
were Benjamin Rush, James Wilson,
; V / £ .■' ?
To demonstrate how Mme. Bern­
George Ross, George Clymer
George Taylor.
GREAT SPLENDOR OF WARDROBE hardt manages to make this audaci-
ous deviation from fashion's dictates GOVERNMENT HISTORIAN SAYS
OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST
attractive, it is well to say that she
REAL INDEPENDENCE IS NOT
JULY FOURTH.
ACTRESS.
had specially designed a cuirass over
THE FOURTH.
which she has her maid wind yards of
The Day of Days Among Uncle Sam’s
Much Study Given to Make Each soft ribbon which is finally tied in front
Sailor Boys.
with an ornamental bow and long Colonies Made Declaration Against
Gown Adaptable to the Part Pre
England Previous to Drawing His­
Uncle Sam makes the Fourth of
»ented.—Artist’s Taste and Genius streamer ends. This style is especially
I aper.—Final
Signing oi July a greater day among his sailors
adapted to her, as it makes her appear torical
Very Evident.
Document on August Second.
than even Christmas. Indeed, it Is
What does Madame Bernhardt wear? taller, a point well worthy of imitation!
Copyrighted 1894 By Harper e nroibcra
According to the opinions of the the greatest day for relaxation and
During her engagement in this coun­ On this particular gown the hip swath latest
authorities both the pleasure for Jackie in the whole year.
try, thiB question about the famous ing ends in pailletted stole ends, drip school historical
Synopsis of preceding chapter» at end of thia inatallment.
children of by-gone days and The early Secretaries of the navy
actress was asked by every woman ping with gold fringe. Her tiny feet those of the present time have been established the custom and it has been
said, mon garcon! Touch­
unable to judge by seeing for herself, are encased in marvelously fitting slip taught Incorrectly as to the proper In­ almost religiously maintained Invio­ At early dawn the country inn was ing “Prettily
that same slaying of the Redeemer,
all alive. Th»* archer was as merry us
and the reply is the de ghted ex­ pers ot cloth of gold.
dependence day of the nation. No one late through the long line ot officials a grig, and having kissed the matron it was a bad business. A good padre
clamation:
WONDERFUL BREAKFAST ROBE. date seems to develop such excitable who have succeeded them.
and chased the maid up the ladder in France read to us from a scroll the
The robe worn in the breakfast emotions as does the mention of the
“Her gowns are simply gorgeous—
whole truth of the matter.
The
Independence day belongs to the once more, he went out to the brook soldiers
came upon Him in the Garden.
scene in “Magda” is worthy of study. Fourth of July, but how unattractive Jackie. His superiors recognize that and came back with the water dripping
they are a part of her.”
In
truth,
these
Apostiesof
Hiacnayhave
In the many plays presented, Bern­ It is a sliver-encrusted lace creation would it seem if we were to state that his life is in some respects a hard from his face and hair.
been holy men, but they were of no
hardt has a.i oppo unity of displaying over pastel blue, set up with wide the second of July is the day of fire­ one. To him is denied the ties of "Hola! my man of peace,” he cried great
account as men-at-arms. There
Alleyne, "whither are you bent this
a great .variety of dresses, and thou­ shoulders and a swathing of pale blue crackers, bombs and Roman candles. family, the friendships and all the to
was
one, indeed, Sir Peter, who smote
”
sands of women who have packed the ribbon, ending in large rosettes with And yet, according to Mr. William H. other interests and diversions of life morning?
out
like
a true man; but, unless he is
"To Minstead.
My brother Simon
large theatres at every performance stole ends In front. A uniq; but char­ Michael, Chief Clerk and Historian of that make up the landsman’s existence, Edricson is socman there, and I go to belied, he did but clip a varlet’s car,
which
was
no very knightly deed.
whereever she appeared, have stared acter-lending touch Is a miniature Em­ the Department of State,, “The real In­ so for this reason Uncle Sam believes bide with him for a while.”
these ten finger-bones! had I been
at them in wonder, recognizing not pire stole—merely a patted line of dependence Day is the second of July.” that his sailors should have as many The archer and Hordle John placed a By
hand upon either shoulder and led the there, with Black Simon of Norwich,
only their perfect adaptation to the priceless sable, which gives the frock,
Since we bent over our childhood holidays as possible.
boy off to the board, where some and but one score of picked men of the
part presented, but also how much of in its Empire draping, the much need­ histories we have always had an idea
To make Independence Day the big­ smoking fish, a dish of spinach, and a Company, we had held them in play.
Bernhardt’s own taste and genius ed long straight lines from neck to that our fathers severed the ties with gest day of all is to give the day a jug of milk were laid out for their Could we do no more, we had at least
filled the false knight. Sir Judas, so
there was In them.
hem. The sleeves, too, which are lace Great Britain on the Fourth of July, special significance which cannot fail breakfast.
puffs, with forearms of transparent 1776, and we have had word of no less in some degree at least to carry its “I should not be surprised to learn, full of English arrows that he would
HER GENIUS FOR "SIGN.
he curse the day that ever he cams
What Is it? The gift displayed ill lace, show pale blue bracelets at their an authority than Thomas Jefferson, lesson of patriotic duty to those who mon camarade.” said the soldier, as
heaped a slice of the fish upon such an errand.”
this particular, is as characteristic ot division, made visible only by the art­ author of that hallowed Instrument, serve the republic on the seas.
The young clerk smiled at
“
that
Alleyne’s tranchoir of bread,
the woman as any other of the count­ ist’s gestures, a subtle touch, but very that the Declaration was signed on
companion’s earnestness.
"Had
Hence commodores and captains you con’d read written things.”
wished
help,” he said, "He could have
pleasing.
less details which go to make her the
n«Hinuan jo sjoqjoiq
that date, on whose anniversary the always plan to remain In port on ,/jou pinoo i
summoned
legions
of
archangles
from
COSTUMES
WORN
IN
“
CAMILLE.
”
uaoq
d.\nq
t
ivqj
Xupas,,
*paj»MSUu
aq
public idol of all lands. Even those
great father of democracy died. But July 4. Then, after dressing ship, fir­
Ravishing, indeed, are her "Camille” Mr. Michael says no, and for years he ing the national salute, and brief patri­ "It would be shame to the good heaven, so what need had He of your
who did not understand the spoken
poor
bow
and
arrow?
Besides,
bethink
language of the play, were full well dresses! The first mystery is in sil­ has toiled for his country beneath the otic services, the day is given to the their clerk this ten years.”
The bowman looked at him with you of His own words—that those who
able to comprehend that of the silk, ver strewn gauze,' wrought with a lat­ same roof which shelters the sacred men to enjoy as they see fit. discipline great
respect. “Think of that!” said live by the sword shall perish by the
satin and lace facing them over the tice work of pink ribbon embroidery document: has had the nation's arch­ being almost entirely relaxed. The he. "And you with not a hair to your sword.”
“Now, youngster, let things be plat
sports that attend the sailors on the face, and a skin like a girl. I can
flaming footlights. This artist has near the flare at the foot, this outer ives at his fingers’ ends.
plain between us. I am a man
demonstrated to thousands, that u gown work of art being fashioned over let­ INDEPENDENCE ON JULY 2.
Fourth ot July are of a varied char­ shoot three hundred and fifty paces end
v.
ho
shoots straight at his mark.
may be superior in lines and construc­ tuce green satin soupli. The hip
You saw the things I had with me at
“
The
independence
of
the
United
tion to the flimsy models sent over swathing and stole ends are in the
yonder hostel; name which you wfil.
States was declared by resolution on
save the box of rose-colored sugar
each year from Paris for our slavish same tone, and she wears with extra­ the
July, and the adoption of the
which I take to the Lady Iring, and
following. Street clothes, of course, ordinary grace a frosty pelerine of pale form 2d of of Declaration
on
the
4th
of
July
you shall have them If you will but
demand a certain amount of conven­ green chiffon, decorated with fetching was a secondary matter,” says Mr.
come
with me to France.**
tionality, in order not to make the clusters of blush roses.
“Nay,” said Alleyne, "I would gladly
“It is a little strange that
wearer conspicuous, but since the
Another of the “Camille” frocks re­ Michael.
come
with ye to France or where else
more Importance was not attached to
Bernhardt engagement in their respec­ veals the French dressmaker's power the
ye will, just to list to your talk, and
2d
of
July
in
connection
with
the
because ye are the only two friends
tive fashion centers, not a few devisers of detail. The material is lustrous Declaration of Independence. The res­
that I have In the whole wide world
of costumes have declared their inten­ white satin, with raised embroidery in olution Introduced by Richard Henry
outside of the cloisters; but Indeed it
tion of taking indoor styles more ser­ variegated pink flowers with green Lee, was passed on that day (July 2,
may not be, for my duty is toward my
iously.
foliage—the corsage resplendent with 1776). This was really the vital point
brother, seeing that father and mother
HER EXAMPLE FOLLOWED.
well set gems.
are dead, and he my elder. BesMes,
—the crucial juncture.”
Another change to which she treats
when ye talk of taking me to France,
For those women whose incomes ad­
The real act of independence, which
ye do not conceive how useless I
mit of certain and extravagant expend­ her audience in “Camille” Is a gorge­ Mr. Michael has had reproduced In fac­
should be to you, seeing that neither
iture for clothes, it is just now consid­ ous half-fitting robe of white lace— simile. was then the Lee resolution
by training nor by nature am I fitted
ered wonderfully “smart” to furnish semi-fitting princess Is this model, the declaring:
for the wars, and there seems to be
their own dressmakers and tailors with lace flecked with reddish gold figures,
nought but strife in those parts.”
“That these United colonies are, and
seemingly
woven
Into
the
texture.
Pale
water-color sketches of models, speci­
“Bethink you again, mon ami,”
of right ought to be, free and inde­
quoth Aylward, "that you might do
ally drawn for them by famous artists, pink is the foundation, as is also the pendent states: that they are absolved
much
good yonder, since there are
hip
lining.
these sketches being used solely for
from all allegiance to the British
three hundred men in the Company,
HER “ANGELO” COSTUME.
heir own particular gowns. With the
Crown, and that all political connection
and
none
who has ever a word oi
In “Angelo,” Mme. Bernhardt’s between them and the State of Great
stage for a precedent, these fashionable
grace for them, and yet the Virgin
lames have found It convenient to dress, an Italian princess costume. Is Britain is. and ought to be, totally
knows that there was never a set of
men who were In more need of It.
idopt Its methods. For those who can- fashioned from gorgeous gold brocade. dissolved.”
Sickerly
the one duty may balance the
lot indulge in this fad, theater going It is set up on short-waisted, half-fitted I
SIGNED AUGUST 2.
other. Your brother hath done with­
Concerning the actual date of the
out you this many a year, and, as I
Declaration’s signing, Mr. Michael
gather, he hath never walked as far
as Beaulieu to flee you during all that
says: “Mr. Jefferson in his account
time, so he cannot be In any great need
states that all the members present
of
you."
except Mr. Dickinson, signed the Dec­
“Besides,” said John, "the Socman of
laration in the evening of the Fourth
Minstead Is a byword through the
of July. The journal shows that no
forest, from Bramshaw Hill to Holtnes-
ley Walk. He la a drunken, brawling,
one signed It that evening except Mr.
perilous churl, as you may find to your
Hancock and Mr. Thomson.
The
cost.”
journal entry is: ‘Signed, John Han
“The more reason that I should
cock. President, Attest, Charles Thom
strive to mend him,” quoth Alleyne.
son, Secretary.’ * • • On August
“There is no need to urge me, friends,
2. the Declaration, as engrossed under
for my own wishes would draw me to
the order of Congress, was signed bv
France, and It would be a joy to me
could I go with you. But indeed and
all of the members of Congress
indeed It cannot be, so here I taJte my
present.”
have of you, for yonder Square tower
What really did happen on July 4,
amongst the trees upon the right must
of that year of years was the final
1 surely be the church of Minfltead, and
INDEPENDENCE HALL AT PHILADELPHIA.
adoption of a draft of the "form of
I may reach it by this path through
announcing the fact to the world”
the woods.”
with
my
little
popper
there,
and
four
acter.
Our
naval
service
has.
of
“Well, God be with thee, lad!” cried
that independence had been decreed course, become affected to a consider­ hundred and twenty with the gnat
two days before. Jefferson had writ able extent by the great outdoor move­ war-bow; yet I can make nothing of the archer, pressing Alleyne to his
heart. “1 am quick to love, and quick
ten this draft in his Philadelphia ment that has converted Independence this, nor read my own name.
to hate, And ’fore God I am loath to
apartments, consisting of a ready-fur­ Day Into the greatest sporting carni­ “Why, it in written in the French part.
Yet it may be as well that you
tongue,” said Alleyne, “and In a right
nished parlor and bedroom in the new
clerkly hand. Thia is how it run» In should know whither we go. We shall
of the year.
brick houBe of Hyman Gratz, at the val The
now
journey
south through the woods
Navy Department has wisely our speech; 'To the very powerful until we come
out upon the Chrlst-
southwest corner of 7th and Market encouraged
and very honorable knight, Hlr Nigel
this
tendency,,
and
where-
streets, "on the outskirts of the city."
Loring of Chriatchurch, from his very churoh road, and so onward, hoping
ever
an
open
field
is
available,
the
to-night
to
reach
castle of Sir
The Penn National Bank now occupy­ piece de resistance is a baseball game, faithful friend Sir Claude Latour, William Montacute, the
Earl of Salisbury,
ing the site of this dwelling. Is In the sometimes between rival nines picked captain of the White Company, ( hate- of which Sir Nigel Ixirlng
Is constable.
lain of Buscar, grand lord of Mont-
very business heart of Philadelphia.
There we shall bide, and It Is like
from members of the same ship, chateau, and vaHRal to the renowned enough
that
for
a
month
or
more you
WRITTEN LATE IN JULY.
oftener between team» representing Gaston, Count of Folx, who holds the may find us there, ere we are
ready
But the “original Declaration.” which different ships and In some extreme rights of the high justice, the middle, for
our
voyage
back
to
Frsjice.
”
the low.”
all pilgrims to Washington formerly cases between nines from separate and
It
was
hard
Indeed
for
Alleyne
to
“Look at that,
” cried the bow-
gazed upon In awe and reverence, was squadrons who happen to be In ren­ man in triumph, now!
“That is just what break away from these two new but
not ordered written for more than two dezvous near each other.
he would have said, You come with hearty friends, and so strong was the
mbat between his conscience and bls
weeks after that long but unjustly
Then there are track and field me, mon grow Jean, and as to you, re
inclinations that he dared not look
hallowed July 4. On July 19, Con­ events. The fleet-footed wearers of little one, where did you say that you round,
lest his resolution should slip
?”
gress ordered that the Declaration be the blue show how fast they can journeyed
away from him.
Winstead.”
“fairly engrossed on parchment," and sprint. Now just what good this does “ “To
The path which the young clerk had
Ah, yes! I know this forest-country
that “the same, when engrossed, be them In their development» as fighters well.
shall travel round with you now to follow lay through a magnlfi-
signed by every member of Congress." I* not clear, for even had they the tc M instead, lad, seeing that it is little errtt forest of the very heaviest timber,
where the giant bobs of oak and of
Some time within the next two weeks Instinct to flee and get over ground out of our way.”
formed Jong aisles In every di­
the beautiful pen work which thous­ faster than a Duffy It would do them As they fiassed the old church, beech
shooting
up their huge
which stood upon a mound at the left­ rection,
ands of Americans have since mar­ no good at the moment when the ’
branches to build the majestic arches
hand
side
of
the
village
street,
the
door
veled at and admired was executed of the ship was heading for a £ f was flung open, and a stream of wor­ of Nature's own cathedral. It was
upon the great strip of sheepskin now trip to Davy Jones' Locker. HowevW shippers wound down the sloping path, very still there In the heart of the
locked away In the Department of they run and throw weights, jump and coming from the morning mass. woodlands. The gentle rustle of the
Alleyne bent knee and doffed hat at branches and the distant cooing of
State at Washington.
pole vault.
were th»* only sounds which
On August 2. 177«. just a month
If no athletic field Is available, then the sight of th*» open door; but ere he pigeons
had
finished an Ave, hfs comrades were broke in upon the silence, save that
after the real stroke of Independence the rivalry must be confined to aquatic
of sight round the curve of the once Alleyn»* heard afar off a merry
this great sheepskin was unrolled in events, swimming and rowing races Ottt
path, and he had to run to overtake ca II upon a hunting bugle and the
the presence of the Continental Con­ In extreme cases where It 1» not pos them.
MADAME SARAH BERNHARDT.
shrill yapping of the hounds.
He
In Costume W..rn In Her Fauiuu, "CsmlU* Bill-room Bee .
gress. in Independence Hall, with the slble to get ashore or the water con
“What!” he said, "not one word of pushed on the quicker, twirling his
staff
merrily,
and
looking
out
at
every
wording of the corrected draft ft was dltlons preclude rowing or swimming, prayer before God’s own open house?
assumes an added phase of enjoyment ( bodice lines, with tbe long sweeping carefully “compared at the table.” the Jackies test their proWe«« at box­ flow can ye hope for his blessing upon turn of the path for some sign of the
folds of the skirt attached. The mater This formality gone through with
old Raxon residence. He was surfflenly
day?”
to womankind. Sara Bernhardt’s crea I lai
ing. wrestling, fencing, dancing and the “My
»o draped as to present an unbro­
friend,” said TTordle John, “I arrested, however, by the appearance
tions are curiously interesting from the ken is .traight
ft was spread out upon a desk and singing.
front,
from
the
tucker
have prayed so much during the last of a wild-looking fellow armed with a
point of view that they serve as an ad­
signed by all of the member» of Con
Then the ship’s larder 1« drawn on two months, not only during the day, club, who sprang out from behind a
vance courier of what may be accom decorated corsage to the foot Un« Stress present. Fifty of these fathers for such extra delicacies as trans­ hut at matins, lauds, and the like, | tree and barred his passage. He was
Beautifully
adjusted
plished by women who eff^ t the hour sleeves of gold brocade meet fitted fore­ of the republic signed on that day. form» the regula- aeal Into a banquet when I could scarce keep my head ■ a rough, powerful peasant, with rap
glass figure m that demanded by fash arm covering* of cloth of gold, the lat­ Six of the revered “signers,, did net and Mr. Jackie er-.wls Into bls ham­ upon my shoulders for nodding, that. I and tunic of untanned sheepskin.
feel that I have somewhat overprayed i leather breeches, and galligaskins
ion purveyors. Her carriage Is lofty,
extending in shaped ^cular flares, affix their signatures until later dates mock with the comfortable feeling myself."
his legs and feet.
her chest is high, her waist line ample, ter
George Wythe of Virginia signed that July Fourth la
pretty big day "Wnw ran a man have ton much re. i round
well
drawn
down
over
the
J™«*'tr
­
"Rtand*” he shouted, raising bls
and her head well poised—quite the ending Just a touch of uebing to abo”t Anm«t 27. Richard Hmrv T •» after all. and that he Is glad to be
; heavy cudgel to enforre the order
Ilglon?
”
cried
Alleyne
rarnewtly
"It
reverse, you will observe from the
Virrlnfa: Eldridge Gerry Massachv able to pass It In Uncle flam’s service. la the one thing that avalleth. A man "Who are you who walk an freely
figure usually attributed to French. »often the effect
setts, »nd Oliver Wolcott Connect I-nt
Is but a beast as he Ilves from dav to thrnurh the wood?** Whither would
A
classic
drnpory
of
gobelin
bine
women. But how unfettered Is Bcm | crene deftly touched with embroidery did not sfrn until ««me time In Sen
Black Hair the Stmngeat.
day. eating and drinking, breathing i
•• your errand?”
hardt's every action, and how splendid of deeper ton- .c-ntu.»«. the benntv fember
It la only when he
"Why should I answer your qura-
M'tthy Thornton, of New
Rla-k hair 1« s»ronr«r than roMen and sleeping
her movements! In other words, she of the ensetrb'e This cloak hangs in Hampshire, did not add hl« name nntfl tr*«V“S »nd will «n«t»fn »hnost double raises himself, and ro erne himself ♦Iona, mv friend*” sald An.yn*, »tand-
baa mastered so absolutely the art of long straight lines over the gown be- November, »nd Thom a ■ McKean of the weight Recently a »dentist found, with the Immortal spirit within him. Ing on his guard
"Reca use your tongue may Hr*
he becomes |n very truth a man
dressing well, that once clothed, she Is Inr hut 1no«#1v '•anrht together at the Delaware. nrobeWv did not affix his. by experiment, that It 1» possible to ♦hat
What b»«t In th» »crip?"
Pefhlnlr ye how s»d a thing It would yrur net*
utterly oblivious of her adornments.
the
Anal
»1
mature
until
fire
rear»
•nattend
a
weight
of
four
ounres
by
a
____ Urte»."
•*?fmight ____
of any
he that the blorst of the Redeemer
sides with tanesfry bine cords and ta*
A FNIQl’E INNOVATION.
■an
I tell that. e!*rk* Let me
later,
or
17R1.
Matthew
Thornton
should
be
RpllJpd
tn
no
pumose
”
«Ingle hair, provided the hair he Wark
Novel indeed is the hip swathing of pels With this Is worn a dog collar of by the wav. was not appointed to Con R1ond hair will give wav at weight» "Riess the lad If he doth not hlu«h
"Vnt T.”
all Mme. Bernhardt's gowns and all) "Zher feminine arramBorl*». quite out rre»» until September «nd did not varying according to the tint A yel­ Ilk- anv rl-1 and vet preach like the
“Fool* T could ptjil von limb fmm
whole College of Cardinals*” cried the
her frocks are set up on classical lines nf the ordln»rv are the jewel studded take his
until November—four low hair will ar.rrr »npnort two ounce» archer
limb
tike a pullet. Wouldst lose scrip
*Hie bodices show waist lines either
months after the adoption of the Dec a brown will hold up three without ”Tn truth T blushed that any one so and life too*”
below her natural bust or well down cloth of enld chatelaine bag snsnended ’••ration
Other
«Imem
who
were
breaking
while
one
of
a
verv
dark
T will part with neither without a
weak and so »»nworthv a« I «houM try
on her abdomen, preferably the latter on a lone. dangling gold chain, and not member* of Uonsre»» on July 2 brown will lustaln an additional half to
teach another that which he finds fight."
several plain Waited mid chains worn
style, as H gives her body that
fight, quotha? A fight betwixt
It
so
passing
hard
to
follow
himself.'*
or
4.
were
allowed
to
»ten
on
August
mm
.
enlc poise which grery woman's better i In festoons over the corsage
JULY SECOND
DAY
t