The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1877-08-17
NEWSPAPER DECISIONS.
EvE-ANaELIcAL CORNER.

EvE-ANGELIcAL CORNER.
The hair Is again worn quite low in the
nee K.
White lace mittens are fashionable for,
evening wear. bal -.s.. Il Fa-a.-, 5s,..
+ Linen and bgbtiste boots are made for
summer wear. 24 -.1fss. E5.-attrs
Colored stockings are more fashionable
than white ones.
Mrs. ]. s. Abbott is preparing for the
press the memoirs of her late husband.
a Massachusetts, girl says she would
like to see one of those Bashful Bazouks.
Kid mittens are shown in some of the
shops, but are not likely to come into gen.
eral use. .s.--..- s...e--y e a.r..,4
The Venetian women of the fourteenth
century wore dresses almost precisely like
the scarlet dresses and pull backs of the
present. 1E1 @.s. tsai9E-y ..s-. .a575
Ann Elizabeth Wiloby, IS years of age
was married to John NJ. Martin, aged 81,
in Monroe, Georgia, recently, the parents
consenting. 4@ @'3-a-1aia
Ann Eliza Young. the ex-wife of the
head of the Mormon church. is now a
member of the Niagara street Methodist
church IN Lockport, New York.
The misery Of the. young man who
courts sparkling fashionable belle, and
loses her, is only excelled By the moisery
of the man who courts her and then wins
her. ...,.,.....,., ..s,.:glf, s..,...s9
For driving parasols there is decided.
revival of popularity for lace covers, and,
as suitable accompaniment, sticks Of
ivory, tortise shell, coral, and even silver
and gold. 5,r I,, g.. .ssaI ..eyzN 81
AS rule, dresses are made much less
tight fitting and have broad ruches, or
gathered plaits of the same stuff as the
dress itself, used both lengthways and side
ways. r s1,'t&a eest--t.nua 9al gf
At fashionable wedding In England
the other day, a beautiful child of Eve act
cd as chief bridesmaid, and wore q white
foulard frock, trimmed with torehon lace,
and chip hat with long white feather.
There is an urgent demand for women in
the Black Hills. A newspaper :sout there
says that 1000 women could find good
husbands inside Of an hour. We hope
there won't be panic, though, among the
girls. 9-,7 '@5.'-H
Miss Clara Morris is now besieged with
applications from mothers offering their
children for adoption aud to be trained for
the stage. This shows the confidence Of
the community III Miss Morris fitness for
80 delicate a charge. .=... ..-......-
There was once q woman who said she
wanted the board shereon her husbands
dead body was aid, made into a. bench, SO
she could sit on it and mourn forever.
Six weeks after she was married to !anoth-
or fellow and the bench was used for kim
ding wood. q aIs ID - II srg,eea
A young English girl does not consider
herself quite ready fora b Ill unless she has
a wreath Of flowers about her head. A
small bunch Or pretty comb may be quite
enough for the theater or a dinner party or
even an evening party, but the wreath is
Indispensable for ball. assaa
He was sitting silently by her side 9one
chilly evening last autumn, thinking of
something to say. Finally he remarked:
How sad it is, the frost has come, and
it will kill everything green" Thereupop
the young lady extended her hand and re-
marked in sympathetic tone; .'Good
bye" -
Mrs. Louise Chandler Monlton is writing
up Earope for an American paper. She re-
Gently records that .'to be properly dressed
on the streets of London, q woman must
wear tiny bonnet, hanging upon a knot
Of hair, an immense crinoline, heelless
boots, black lace shawl, and her front
hair pasted do #n over her cheeks like q
horses blinds.n 5as .te.a7ess.e
While dancing at q Cape May hop the
other night, a young lady, like a horse,
threw shoe, and neal-sighted old gen
tleman picked it up and put it IN his pock-
ct, Under the impression that it was his
memorandum book. Cinderella, with
grand hop, skip and jump, few to her
apartment and waited for the Kings son,
but up to the hour Of going to press he had
not appeared. Ea Nsd q as @sf f:5tta1a
She was sitting on a porch at Saratoga,
and her buff percsle over her bit of white
petticoat looked as cool as winter sunset
over q snowy horizon. Her blue eyes were
large and luminous I; roses. had blushed on
the cream Of her cheek her lips wers the
color Of raspberries rare ripe, and when
she was asked to go in to dinner, she said:
No, it makes my jaws ache so. -
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