d dress, for its founders fully realized that a dress with-out beauty would be forever shut out from tlie wai-drobes ofthe majority of women. Tliese seekers after light went even fai-ther than the gownitself. They declared, with Mrs. Miller, that the dress mustnot oidy be beautiful and adapted to… … Dancing Faun.^ ticino; both witli niiil without a])paratu.s. Loctures on the ne-cessity of physical culture were instituted; womans dress fromthe earliest times was thoroughly investigated and discussed,and the advantages or defects of different eras and costumeswere noted. * Masculine Waist.—Dress…
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