The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-19

for mau's delusion will be the faVoriEe
evening DIRE IS the coming winter.
The favorite dress this season for
little girls is the "Frilz blouse," a long
pleated blouse, with double Breasted
yoke and kilt-plated kkirt.
Large lace collars, like those worn in
Olden times, are again coming into fash
ION, as though young ladies' had sud-
denly become their own great grand
mothers.
One OF the Sisters OF the Order of st.
Vincent de Paul, New York, spends all
her time in embroidering scapulars. The
among Catholics.
Pocket hats of cloth, such as gentle
men wear, have been adopted by ladies'
for travelling hats. What is there left to
us that we can call our own? asks the
Philadelphia Bulletin.
Joaquin Miller remarks that when a
man returns home at night aud kisses
his wife with more than ordinary tendeI-
ness, she may be pretty certain tnaD he
has been i'll mischief.
Anew York jeweler displays a lady's
silver Dack-comb which represents a
beehive. Around this are five jewelled
bees on silver springs. This Is an ele-
CANT and costly orament.
"Bon-ton" dressmakers are using the
"skirl-extenders" aud "wire iaclngs"
There IS a bogus article OF THIS CHARACTER
| III market, Wnlch is u finely gotten up
sham, and, Of course, wears badly.
A pettish old man was annoyed by an
old woman sitting near HIM who mad
very bad cough. lie turned to her and
| salu, 'lnat - very pau colu ol yours,
maaam." II KNOW IL, slI, salu she'
"puI ~ Is Ihe DesI I've so''
| All sorts OF beads appear to be in
vogue; however, the clalf ue luhe lakes
the leao' Inc aihoer oeaus are "lso
| nueu aulhiiGa' ouO a. noU 'o onO"J ao
| lhe lofhei' Dloh1e anu steoi guy peaus
are Maoe Vi grass, anu nnely poiAeneu'
A stroller who has watched the maid
ems in the New YORK parks, declares
| that whenever tney nud beautiful "au-
Iuiln leal 'nele 10 susn auu hohseuse
enough w m@he "n An"A"n eloA "V
neal''
A little girl who had great kindness OF
heart TOR all the animal creation saw d
nen preparing TO gaUner ner onlchens
under her Wings, ana shouted earnestly
On, uuu'L slL down on lnose DeauLl1uI
llttle o4rus, you sle"C ugly loosUel
The fancy jewelly with whicn mIlliners
are Covering DUuuoiS VIII dlSO U0 pul
u on eulLs. Waists are adoined WILL
BUCKLES, arrows, anchors, rugs auu
balls, wnlcu are placed upon BOWS, and
used w tasten up the drapery Of Lnt
= skIrts.
; The Marie Stuart bonnet is one of the
most popular stI les Vf tue season. Iht
= Urlm ls Deut low on the middle of ln'
trout, anu slightly followed Out at tht
sides. as ali Maize SLuarps coInurel
are, and is fastened by ribbons LrIngl
e tied under the chm.
e A oan,laman at Edinburg counted i,
n u ro'1trcIIuner's la lies, room tweIve Ia.
a DIES drinking spirits, pOrter or ale,
J, glrl OF fourteen taking bottle oI stout
q At the counter Two misses IN tneir Teen
Il were pay ing tor three ebrandy-and-souas
+ ocno0l girls, he says, take nlps oI cnerr
4 blaAdy.
u Many ladias in AIsatio wisbipo +
a shnw Ibai, Glslika nj Garmanv wr,I
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:, nk nn Via envelonps ami ,Iaced ~
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