The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1877-03-30

The new hats have square crowns
New de 5ieges are in all shades OF gray.
"Torchou" is another name for Smyrna
lace.
Red crepe Jesse is a new ruching for the
neck.
Black net dotted with gold is us ID for
wells.
Gray, in all shades, will be very much
used.
Moonlight blue is the newest shada in
that color.
Swiss and figured muslins will be worn
next summer.
Navy blue and dark Drown are q n6rT
combination.
The average size of English girls waists
is twenty-four inches.
It is predicted that shawls will b. gen.
orally worn in The spring.
zyg1sewg is not becoming color, but con-
tinues to be fashionable.
Victoria refuses to permit high-necked
dresses to be worn at court.
Bunting is one Of the new materials for
spring and summer dresses.
Woolen fringes are made in new styles
for trimming spring bonnets. ~
Something new in hat-straws is an open
work straw perforated like lace.
Dainty little parasols are to take the
place Of the sensible sun umbrella.
Three cornered handkerchiefs, made Of
soft lace, are worn around the neck.
Most Of the new woolen goods arc classed
under the head Of camel's hair cloth.
Winnie Ream discovered by accident that
she was good at, dahbling in scmptor's
clay -"
Queen Victoria has granted the wleo- o
the sculptor Nolan an annual allowances 4.
$3.50.
Mrs. Rebecca Anderson, aged 112, was
baptized by inn,ersiohi in -looklyn church
last Sunday.
A wife full nth, innocen ana owe
is the prettiest eer man al wear next
TO bis heart.
The Bible on ,ich President Hayes
took the oath of Office has been presented
to Mrs. Hayes
Very e etius and navy blu, are worn
together, lso. te. ainlight shades of blue
are worn IL n legreen
Close, thieA ~ .vte Han burgh en-
broideries are q osen fri 4 trimmings
quite as frequ-: atty as the ope, work
Jean Inye 'ow has respmed ,ne iabors or
author =, after..a long inter- ,ption'caused
by..ilin ess and death Of her m ther.
New spring s1lits are made of camels hair
and some r's n roo'en material, (which
serves as uR lecsl:rt lnstca' of silk.
Dom Pedro was represented by bis
daughter at the late opening of the Brazil
ian Parliament. Her speech was brief and
to the point.
Novelties in hats fol children are in the
sailor shapes of carr ainal and navy blue
striped with white. They are. worn far
back on the head.
The Treasury girls are not over well
dressed. They.are much like New York
shop girls, and if the men w1ul | TO leer at
them perhaps they would m'ni heir own
business.
Miss Braddon, the novelist, writes. .lniLa
cramped position on q bit OF ,s.l board
held in her lap. She wears tai.or's thim-
bic to keep her fingers from being linked,
and her handwriting..is as heavy. as a.gren
adier's.
Two French ladies are conversing on;the
qualities and dement's of their own fair
sex. Said one, with q twinkle n her beau
tifu cses, Il have never kn, wr bat two
won Il who were really pe,t-f' sWho.
was the other?" asked h companion,
VT smile ON her fair thir n. --
A Boston girl of fifteen, -, III; punished
py her mother, angrily left .ion E, saying
she would not be whipped again, and was
found living in an attic with young man,
enjoying the princely salary of five dollars
a week. She refused to leave him, saying
she Ii ID asked him to come and live with
her. ... =-.- .4
Ribb, al bows are used profusely as trim
ming. One arrangement now quite popu-
lar, Is to place them down skirt Or polo
naise IL ladder fashion-on loop directly
over another. Bows made in Maltese
crosses are also popular. In hese long
loops of ribbon cross each other very di-
tection. =4
1t has before been mentioned that the
new bonnet shapes for spring are much
like those which have been worn all winter
-capote like, fitting closely to the mead
and having lace or lisse as face trimming
These are decidedly bonaets, and so far
have been used only for dress occasions,
but during the spring they will be adopted
for ordinary wear.
M s Pinkney, who lives in upper New
Yorl is regarded as the wealtniest woman
in til. city. She is quite advanced, and her :
mother, who lives with her, il nearly nine
tY. She ow: {, 600 city lots, transacts her
own business and keeps her affairs in her
own hands. :. Q two momen live together
in large ston., cottage, ssand live I'M the
simplest and plA inest style.
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