Omaha daily bee., 1874-09-16
HONEY FOR THE LADIES.

HONEY FOR THE LADIES.
The fall dresses are to be made a
little shorter in front.
The newest thing in earrings are
slippers of painted wood.
Plain and elegant will be the rule
for winter suits.
Heavy ribbed black silks will lie
very fashionable next winter.
House dresses of silk are to be cut
in scallops or in battlement on the
bottom, which is very stylish.
A imitation of the camePs
hair shawl has appeared. 1t is said
TO be a "magniticent imitation"
Sashes are now tied low down on
the front width of the dress and
Topped up on the left side.
Beautiful suits of black velvet are
imported for the winter. They are
completely covered with beads.
It is said that some Troy women
attend funerals for the sake OF dis
| playing theirS20 handkerchiefs.
An Ohio belle who went to Sara
toya in hopes to find q Count, came
away engaged to a man who makes
waterproof backing.
Long shawls of black cashmere,
trimmed with lace and rows Of
| beads down the back, are very fash
ionable and very stylish.
Concerning winter materials and
colors, the reports do net change;
the former Will be very rough, the
latter very dark and rich.
According to the conventional
way of society, freckled young
ladies' are those most apt to take the
vel.
Waists of evening dresses are to
be trimmed with insertions of lace
edged with real jet beads In profu-
sion.
Less gold jewelry IS worn now
thar fo- many years past. Jet,
Swiss wood, ebony, and coral APP
pear to most fashionable just at
present.
II is notnirg for Arizona girls to
own 5000 cate and 10000 sheep;
bot pause, ycrngman. She stumps
a.ound b~a-eSoo5ed, spits throughh her
teeth, and plays "ione" Eand at
euch"e.
al should like 'Courtship aid
Marriage and 'The Best of Hps-
blnds,"' said pretty girl, tripping
into a Broadway bookstore. 81
think I can fill the bill, miss" re-
piled the dapper young salesman.
Said she: Have you Ten Thou
sand a Year?"
a st. Louis women appeared in
court the other day, against her hus'
band, AMI, aid she, in tue extremity
of her anguish, "He has never given
me a cent since lie married me,and
Ihave pawned my watch, jewel-y
and even my false hair, to gel
along" This was misery.
The white tulle veil mania rage:
among the ladies at Long Branch
particularly among those who ride
up and down IN front of the hotels
when the evening trains arrive
/. White tulle wells are the best thing
we know to tone down a powdered
and inartistically painted face.
A Detroit young woman tried t.
t be aristocratic, and.did not look a
the money she gave to n horse-ca
conductor, but he meekly gave he
I back the loZenge on which wa!
, written. sI'll never cease to low
thee" and said that he was an or
1 phan, with five little brothers L
support, and must be excused.
: A Yankee poet thus breaks forth
"Oh! TIE snore, the beautiful snore
film the chamber from ceiling t.
: floor! Over the coverlet, under tn
sheet, from her wee dimpled chin It
$ her pretty feet! Now rising alof
2 l;ke a bee in June; now f1ute-lik'
suosiding, then rising again, is tn
: beautiful snore of Elizabeth Jane
Gentleman (who has steppe'
: upon her dress)-A thousand par
: dons, madam. Lady pleasantly
It's of no consequence, sir. Wha
IS she said of him "Awkward, stu
p;d sellow! My gathers are all tor
: out, and rve got to go home.
What he said to himself: aeon
, foundedly ridiculous fashion, thes
: trains in the street! Make a MAJ
= look like a fool, cutting up such ca
= pers with them !"
i Speaking of ten-pins, a CORE
: spondent says: "You see, while
1 man chooses a ball he can handl
: with a graceful SWING of his RICH
arm, the girl are bound to select tn
: biggest one they a find. 'Totine
, it to the starting place, they go on
) WauulitS run hdii way uo"h III
: alley, and let go their burdens wit
2 a spiteful shove, give q sigh of re
: lief, straighten up, and walk bacl
e with q dignified and unconcerne
: air, as if they didn't care whethe
: that ball went or whether i. knock
4 ed down any pins or not"
r The revelations of the chamber
e maids at the different hotels, abou
d this time, are exceedingly interest
J, ing. They say that the soar
matches and towels that have bee
5 taken away by mistake this seasol
( IS astonishing. That the powde
: and paint-rags found behind the bu
4 reaus, and the pieces of pink sau
. Gers, and the empty GMeen FIN
2 boxes discovered in the wash-stan,
: ~cupboards, expose the secret OF To
l brilliant compilations that have ha
: their day and accomplished tnei
0 purpose. No wonderful girls "fad
e after marriage" when the e is som
r one to inspect the mysteries of tn
: toilet, and before whom the ltd
{ adornments which are such beauti