The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1877-02-16

EVE-ANGELIcAL CORNER.

Cardinal red is losing its grip.
New and elegant fans have amber sticks.
Smyrna lace is used for bonnet strings.
Cashmere stockings are soft and warm.
Ball dresses are all made to lace in the
back.
Patent hair dyes are no longer in de-
mand.
Long armed ladies should wear deep
cuffs.
| The hair is o longer fashionable worn
powdered.
Walls with gilt dots some distance apart
are fashionable.
The latest sleeve button doesn't require
any button holes.
Old-fashioned linked sleeve buttons are
in vogue again.
In Paris changed hair" except for Chill
dren, is out of style.
A necklace of white moss rose buds is
unique for dress party.
Ladies with dark hair wear it perfectly
plain and smooth in front.
A diamond feather for the hair, at Tiff
any's, is offered at SIS, 900.
Black felt and velvet hats are enliveneo
with trimmings of satin ribbon.
Olive Harper, the female correspondent
and lecturer, is lame and uses crutches.
Small leather work-basketss are made
which, when folded, look like tiny UNI
brellas. .a-ss s- ID
The driest hair is said to be kept glossy
if it receives fifty strokes from the brush
every night. ---. .....,..,
The latest in belt buckles is the Eliza
bethan style, of Russia leather, mounted
in gold and silver. 80 a.. ,i
Montague curls'' is the name given to
the hair scattered about over the forehead
in little half moons. t4s =} s
Victoria Melita is the pretty name that
has been chosen for the infant daughter of
the Duke and Duchess Of Edinburgh.
4 new fabric for overdresses has been
lately offered. It is called Bouretti, is of
silk and wool, in damask figures, with
rough knotty surface.
Mrs. Anna Berrian, photographic
writer of New York, wrote the extraordi-
nary number Of 1854 words in four min
utes, and average of 1854 words a minute,
Changed hair" climatic fringe" or
whatever may be the name for the fashion
of wearing the hair combed over the fore
head in straight, ungainly locks is out of
date. & i .e sg9 5
Miss Bertha Won Hillern carries the belt.
She has just succeeded, at Boston, in win
ming her race against time, which was to
walk S8 miles in 26 hours. She accom-
plished the feat with 70 minutes and 81
seconds to spare.
The sslatest out'' for young ladies'
dress hats is with full crown, with kind
of feather or lace cap border, very similar
to the " Normandy caps SO fashionable
for children few years ago. Ostrich tips
in front, long sashes of broad ribbon at the
back.
The latest importations from Paris for
evening dresses show that the combination
suits either in material or color are passing
by, though two contrasting shades of the
same color are admissible, The latest
caprice in finger-Tings is the width, a fash =
ionable ring now reaching nearly 20 the
first joint. s
The handsomest dresses which have been
worn in Washington for two winters past
were got up in that city and modelled on
the forms of the fair wearers, whose vanity
them not to contradict the next
mornings dispatches that Mrs. H's dress
was Worth's latest, and cost $40, 600, when ..
few knew that it had never been seen or
touched by any Partisan modiste, and it
cost just $3.50. '' ~ q =" "sAs b
Mrs. Senator Christiancy has put six or
seven Christiancy noses out of joint by
her husband with healthy
heir.
And il he is good BOY, "
senator he II be, lTs 3 Pa