Omaha daily bee., 1874-07-08
n FOB THE LADIES.
Beaded waist belts are new and
fashionable.

&O0 ALL A00s
Beaded waist belts are new and
fashionable.
Linen batiste dresses ale mos
worn in wide stripes.
Printed jaconets make very beau.
tiful evening dresses.
- Mrs. Clemmer Ames aud Mrs,
Grace Greenwood arc on route fol
the mountains Of Colorado.
In the matter of hair, q modified
and small corUnet braid Is worn,
and at the back several small finger
curls.
White kid shoes, tipped with
black and with black heels, are
worn by the Flora McFlimseys al
the seaside.
The most serviceable travelling
dress a lady can have is black silk.
1t is genteel, looks well, and is du-
rable.
Grenadines were never so cheap
as now, and so, too, with the organ
lies. The grenadines come chiefly
in stripes.
Cluny lace now comes in almost
every color, and forms a very pretty
trimming for street, as well as ball
dresses.
The Algerines and the Mexicai-
mes, the two new cloths, do not
wear well, and are not susceptible
Of being made over.
No fashionable woman thinks of
wearing a collar nowadays. Ruffles
are all the go, and liable to be for
some time to come.
We note that those tortoise shell
and gold butterflies are worn again
in the hair, and appropriately at
this season Of the year.
A new fashion Is to o the
Spanish net scarf in the front like a
Jfchu mot fish hook and allow the
ends to fall behind like a sash. d.
Some of the prettiest hats are of
black straw, trimmed with black
velvet, and Ornamented by q long,
dropping ostrich feather.
A. Brooklyn girl has just rejected
a sutton because his arm wasn't long
enough to 60 around der. She says
if she Is going to have a lover at all,
she means to have q good fit.
My hand is not a lemon, nor my
lips dear meat, as the young lady
said to her escort as they parted at
the door the other night. Why did
she speak thusly?
Cincinnati boarding school girl
while INDUCING with her compan-
ions in the amusement Of kicking
at a mark the other day dislocated
her thigh joint.
Ladies who take no particular
pleasure in the lOOking-glass are
easily recognized by the fact of their
wearing a gauze veil over their
faces, even on the hottest summer
day.
Feather trimming is still fashion,
able to q certain extent, although
only on evening toiiettes. Mara
bout feathers form the most ele-
CANT, but are the most expensive In
the market.
Beautiful and accomplished
daughters around Memphis go out
coon-hunting with their beaux, and
on returning home CLIMB into the
second story window 80 as not to
arouse tie old man.
"Sad thing to lose your WIFE"
said q friend to q Vermonter who
stood at the grave of his wife.
"Well, tolerably sad," replied the
mourner, "but then her clothes just
fit nay oldest girl"
Pearls are very fashionable this
season. The earrings are q series
Of bars or balls, joined by gold
chains, and with these come a star
to be worn in the hair. Breastpins
and brooches appear to be out of
fashion.
The Schenectady Star Is respOn-
sible for the statement that a June
bug, buzzing around in o dark Wa
tertOwn parlor, flew against young
lady's face with such force as to be-
come hopelessly entangled In her
beau's mustache.
A young woman named Carson,
at North Adams, Massachusetts,, had
a habit las many others have) of
taking arsensic for identifying pur-
poses. On Friday she took an over
dose, and beautiied herself to death.
No doubt, however, she made q
pretty corpse.
Necklaces Of small gold horse
shoes have been introduced, and
being somewhat novel, will be fash
iOnable for awhile. 1t Is said that
Nilsson originated the fashion, but
We do not know as that is any recon-.
mendation.
II ladies want to look beautiful
here is a sure receipt: Eat meat
once a day, pickles once a week,
and sweetmeats once q year; q cold
bath every day, walk five miles |
every day, and then you will have
no need Of paint OF powder.
In court, young Ketchum, an inn.
pudent limb Of the law, trying to
break down a female witness evil I
dence one day, said: "Gentlemen,
the witness on the stand has brass
enough in her face to make a kettle.n
She cnrtly replied, "And you've
enough sap in your head to fill it."
They r blessed with a olive
woman at Alta, Utah. This sweet
ness locates a mining claim, sells 1t, /
and then gets her husband to shoot
the purchaser or his representative.
That amiable LAZY has evidently
solved the difficult problem of SELL
ing property and yet retaining the
ownership.
A New Orleans young woman,
who writes pieces for the paper, saws
that occasionally a woman meets a
man to whom she says: "On the
shores of Time, o, my souls
/ have found in thee my
pearl of great price, and there is
nothing more precious out of heav-