The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1877-01-26
EVE-ANGELTcAL CORNER.

Mrs. Secretary Fish wears lace over black
velvet. .fs 7 =ss55>s s& AL; --l .,s.
Most elegant suits are embroidered with
chenille. s 3-2a'V i
There is dreadful rumor that Rosa
r Bonheur smokes.
Refuses are now substituted for mono
D grams on note paper.
Blue and green Scotch plaid costumes are
worn by young girls. ft. ~.
The daughter of George Francis Train
is belle in Washington society. sa ..
If YOU want to buy Circassian wife
now. rs your time. The price IS now down
to 5000. s a -bss p
4 Bertha Won Hillern has succeeded In
Boston in walking $50 miles in six days
and nights.
,I To ladies with blonde hair, waves and.
curves plastered down with bandoline are
never becoming. =.
Baroness Augiste de StaeI, daughter-in-
law Of the author of Corinne," has Just
] died at Geneva.
The opinion that 'Weddings-day follows
appropriately after Choosesday is put forth
with due difidence by the Philadelphia
Bulletin.
Mrs. Jemima Letter, grand niece Of
Daniel Boone, died at her residence in
RCaldwen county, N. c., a few days ago.;
aged 81.
Whittier thinks $50 year ought to dress
any woman. Certainly. Eve dressed for
less than that. But it was before fall set
in.-GrapAsc.
The young man who wrote and asked
his girl to accept a "bueket" of flowers
became little pail when she said she
| wooden ware it. E 9s4 sEs
The Queens oriental title is Eaiser-i-s
Hind - pronounced Kizer-ee- -Heend."
Don't forget it when you speak to that
estimable lady. T. @
| Scarfs Of cream-white lace are fastened
under the back Of hats, the ends being
| brought to the front and fastened with
long, slender gold pin.
The proper etiqeutte at the table is for
none of the guests to begin soup till all are
| served, but with all the other courses just
the opposite rule is observed.
Annie Holiday, of Philadelphia, was hit
on the nose by another cclored lady on
Christmas morn, and consequently didn't
enjoy Annie Holiday at all.
A postal clerk in Dubuque opened letter
just to sec if a certain girl was very sweet
ON a certain fellow. She was, and the :
government is also very sweet on the postal
clerk.
A hat, the shape of which seems to be
very suitable for many faces, is very high
| --fnant fits To the sides of the head, and
the face and IS becoming to both young
and old.
A daughter of the late Loring Andrews,
OF New York, has become countess, and
her husband holds high official position
in Germany. The young lady is barely
twenty years of age, and is heiress to some
5000, 900.
A Washington lady got angry at young
naval officer because he reminded her that
he had once participated with he's in q
dance in which there was a kissing forfeit.
A woman does not get half SO angry when
she is kissed as when she is told of it. The
rule is pucker up or shut up. .s-.e, Sd.
The Catogan style Of dressing the hair is
in favor, and with a moderately thick head
of hair this may be arranged without the
use of false braids. The HAIR is braided In
the nape of the neck, drawn up on the top
of the head and the ends made into finger ID
puffs or small knot. Low in the back
the braid is held with a gold or silver pin.
Som etimes the hair is twisted into double
cable instead of braid.
Into a saucepan put large lump of but
ter and q small onion finely chopped, and
when the onion is fried to an amber color
throw in slices of cold boiled potatoes,
which must be thoroughly stirred until
they are turning brown. At this moment
put in q spoonful of finely chopped parsley, 3
and, as soon as it is cooked, drain through
colander, SO that the potatoes retain the
moisture of the butter and many PARTICLES
of the parsley. Thus you may have Lyon
naise potatoes.
An American lady who had been visiting
friends in Canada crossed the St. Lawrence
at Cape Vincent last week, and couFteeusly
invited the custom house officer to examine
her baggage. "There is nothing but wear
ing apparel in the trunks, she remarked
with pretty smile. The officer unlocked
the largest trunk, and, pushing aside . +
heap of stockings and overtnrning q layer
of dress material, pounced upon a dozen
bottles of French brandy. Do you call
this wearing apparel? = he asked sternly.
/" Why, yes" replied the lady they are
my husbands night caps.a af rs
Perhaps the most practical and satisfac-
tory answer to bashful lovers question
ever given was by Professor Wilson, the (
famous aGhristopher North" Of Black
Good His daughter was ardentIy beloved
by the man afterward known as VIM. e.
Aytoun; but the young man dared not face
the anything but stern father. So the
daughter spoke for him. Old 4 Kit !" said
not word. but wrote on a slip of paper:
g With the authors compliments n Gas it,
he we're dedicating book), and pinned the
message on her sleeve. 1t was enough,
and wanted only the then unknown &c. O.. /.
d. to make the humor of the act perfect.
Mrs. Myra Clarke Gaines, says the cor
respondent of the Cincinnati Commercial,
is wee bit OF woman, with eyes Of
piercing brilliancy in color one moment Of
the biackest hue, the next steoly gray,
and the same eyes, when softened by the
recital of anothers distress, becoming Of
the most tender blue. She wears her light