The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1878-09-27
EvE-ANGELIcAL CORNER,
Let it be falsehood or let it be true,

Let It be talseho0d or let it be true,
Speak well OF awoman-whatever you do,
Fashion dictates that fans must be car
ried no longer suspended.
Four hundred women students will enter
the University of London this tall.
The soft roillon feathers, tipped with
gold, are only used ON hats for youthful
faces.
A daughter of Brigham Young has be-
come an actress under the name Cecila
Grey.
"Six into four, you can't" as the shoe
maker mildly suggested to q lady GUS
toner.
In the United States there are over Loco
females practicing as doctors, dentists, law
yers and preachers.
Mrs. E. j. Nicholson is the lady who
owns the New Orleans Picayuas and many
picayune it brings her.
Miss Miranda Gates, the handsome and
accomplished belle Of Niagara, is said to be
great scold. Beautiful Gates jawer
Ida Lewis, the heroine, spanks a baby
just the same as any other mother. She
uses only one language and an old slipper.
Swinging side-poclzets of velvet with sill
yer clasps are suspended by silver chains
to the waistcoats of cutaway jacket cos
tunes.
Dust cloaks of mohair, alpaca and debege
are made weatherproof by new process,
which coats the threads of the fabric with
celluloid.
The ex-Fmpress Eugene is not the heart
broken lady so generally imagined. She
has heaps of money, weighs 140 pounds, and
talks back like a Chicago clerk.
Beautiful, beautiful silken hair, how I
wonder where yoa aire, whether you be-
long to the head you adorn or whether from
another girls head you were shorn.
Handsome bedspreads and pillow-shams
are made of squares of lace, set together.
with satin or silk of shade to match the
room for which they are intended.
The richest novelty in fans il of gold,
wrought in delicate open work, like the
Chinese ivory fans. The most expensive
have the owners monogram in diamonds.
Tell us not in mournful numbers
That this life is but dream,
When girl that weighs one hundred
Gets outside quart of cream
And then wants more,
-ElmsTa Gazette.
Long pointed corsages, or simulated
| points on princess robes, are very fashiona-
BILE for full evening dress. The point is
very long, and broad, and sounded, not
sharp. .--
An English fashion journal, in reply to
correspondent who asks for "girl's
smoking. Dress" advises " something snuff
colored, sleeves en- ta6alsre, with plenty Of
piping"
| Vassar College girls have secret society
called "The Vassarians," and any member
who forgets her dignity and slides down
the stair railing is fined 81 peanuts and a
stick of gum.
The court mantle made for the wedding
dress Of the Princess Marie of Prussia is of
cloth of silver, and has train six yards
long-almost long enough to reach from the
altar to the church door. aa
It's the fashion nowadays when girl
gets married to sends samples of the we'd
ding dress for her frie nds to dream on in
stead of cchunk Of wedding cake. It
isn't half as apt to attract the mice, and
never greases the pillow case.
The newest earrings represent a web
made Of fine threads of gold, in which fly
in irideseent enamel is lettering the bis
torical spider is not visible, but is left to
the imagination; the fly itself is very real
looking; one almost expects to see him give
his wings that rubbing down process in
which flies delight. The narrow bracelets
worn have all the designs set on them by
way of clasps which are seen in the pins, a
garden-hat laid over crossed rakes, or a
ishing-bag over rod and line, and all the
many pretty conceits which have been al
ready mentioned.