Bernhardt's Dressmaker

There is a modiste in Paris who owes the fortune sha is making to Mme. Bernhardt. Her name is on the billheads, tray-trunks and bandboxes, but she is known all over tha professional and fashionable world as simply "Bernhardt's dressmaker." She picks her customers, gets her owa prices, charges like a body of cavalry in combat, and makes gowns, robes, wraps and those indescribable laee things collectlvely known as oonfections that are the envy or admiration of the gay world. She has a dozen American customers, a score or so of Bnglish patronesses and a hundred or more French women, for whotn she designs.