The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1876-06-09
EVANGELICAL CORNER.

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Saturday morning weddings are again in
vogue.
Perfumed hats are novelty attempted
in Paris.
Smoked pearl buttons in different shades
are worn.
Silks are ruinously low, say the merchants
III Lonoon. 7 gas
Fancy millinery silks command better
price than dress silks.
Bustles are SO small at present that they
are invoiced "inyisible." r.as
Fine rubies are rarer than any other
jewels and far more costly. e
The long Saxon gloves, without buttons,
are adapted for demi-toilet.
Small carriage parasols with fine lace
covers are again in demand. of
A favorite trimming is composed of fat
bands of smooth, fiat feathers. .''
Bonnets of coarse straw, known as
peasants straw" are fashionable.
Small checks and stripes rale this season
in silk and woolen, as well as in cotton
goods.
Muslins will be confined to house wear
entirely, and for the country in July and
August.
Bridesmaids wear gauze dresses trimmed
to correspond with the bridal dress of
repped silk.
Rockford, Maine, has cornes band COM
posed entirely Of women. Their tongueine
is remarkable. & ~@
A woman teacher OF Groton, Conn, rows
fion her house to the school house, two
miles and back, daily.
Brown linens are in great measure super
seded by French percales in Alsace finish,
called toile Alsace.
The sweet girl graduate this season viii!
wear calico, and her admirers will say that
she looks like print-sis.
Why is young lady like bill of ex-
change? Because she ought to be settled
when she arrives at maturity.
None but very handsome women, with
small and regular features, can wear the
hair in the French twist style.
Mrs. Jones heard that Mrs. Brown wore
four-button gloves, and exclaimed, "Lordyl
Why, wear seyen-button shoes -
Nothing has been introduced to take the
place Of the almost indispensable black suit
so long worn for street purposes.
The Cincinnati Commercial is authority
for the statement that Ole Bulls wife, who
lives in Wisconsin, left him because of ill-
treatment. Na .H5
Black straws, which are also very popu-
lar, are trimmed with light shades of pink
and blue, pale yellows and brilliant scarlets
intermingled. zi.5
The postmaster of Nevada town has a
letter for DR.. Mary Walker, and he does
not know whether to advertise it in the
ladies' or gentlemen's list.
The man who moved last Monday is still
too much unnerved from sleeping on
clothes-horse to care whether we go to war
with England this summer or not.
Anna Dickinson says she, doesn't care
copper for the critics. Not one in dozen
of them could even shift scene, and she
regards their aspersions as the height of
Mrs. Sheridan thought parrot might
amuse the baby, and said 50, bnt when she
saw en- eighteen FOUNDER Parrot gun come
trundling up to the house on dray, she
saw that Philip had misunderstood her.
Anna Dickinson cleared eS7OO by her
opening night and if she is a failure she
has money enough to buy spring hat and
. new dress and go home looking real
sweet. s.l ' et cif, 2a
A lady writer perpetrates the following:
"Women never truly command until they
have given their promise to obey ; and they
are never more in danger of being made
slaves than when the men are at their
feet"
At little gathering the othsr evening
young man asked a lady whether, If his
small brother wss lad, he was not lad
der, and she kindly said she thought he
must be, she could not see through him 80
easily. 1t is pleasant to be young man
Brooklyn Argus.
J, The young ladies of La Grange (Georgia)
Female College have unanimously resolved
to wear no kind of dresses but calico at
their next commencement. Too late! All
the men in search of those kind Of girls
were married last year. [-
Olive Logan, among the rest, has often
wondered what Writ Sykes was good for.
He was never good for anything until she
got him appointed consul, and now he is
good to sit ON the name and hold it down.
That's about all.
A young gentleman Of this city ssnt a
note to lady friend, inviting her to the
theatre to see sRicheiieu." He closed by
saying, Don't fale to be at home this
evening"" "The lady answered the note
by saying, There's no such word as tfale'
in my lexicon-We ebster's.
Susan B. Anthony has delivered 1877 lee
lures during the past year, and has made
$40, 900. She is very industrious woman,
but there is married woman in Burlington