The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1878-10-18
EvE-ANGELIcAL CORNER.

The favorite flower for wedding bonnets
-Marrygold.
Scandal will soon be swinging round the
sewing circle.
Pearls set in onyx are in beautiful de-
signs for light mourning.
Toilet covers are tastefully made out of
light-colored cretonnes.
Changeable silks in delicate shades are
becoming fashionable for house dresses.
The latest style in hair is lunatic firing
es. 1t is very popular for moonlight part
ings. -
Nearly all the new flowers for bonuets
have birds among them in some form OF
other.
Handsome mourning dresses are made of
white cameps hair, and trimmed with Rus
sian lace.
| Many beautiful ladies when walking out
are angry if they are gazed at, and indig-
nant il they are net. So.
1t is the fashion now to line white muslin
curtains with a color, and to tie them back
with strip the same as the lining.
A new freak of fashion shows the dol
man with double skirt. 1t is not nearly
as pretty as the single skirted dolman.
Feathers will be most used for fall bon
nets, but it is predicted that flowers wiz
displace them almost entirely later in the
season.
| A lace pin is a perfect imitation of
halfopened white rosebud with foliage;
the rose in silver and the stem and leaves
in gold.
1t takes a Japanese gill 13 hours to dress
for party, and her lover must sit and wait
and console himself with a2-cent afternoon
paper.
Among the imported dresses is black
silk with pink founces, over which hangs
black crepe overskirt with embroidered
Marguerites.
Among new imported millinery goods is
velvet called the Medicis velvet, which
comes in several shades or colors combined
in one piece. ......-.
This is not counterfeit, hope" said a
lover as he toyed with his sweetheart's
hand. "The best way to find out is to
ring it," was the reply.
The imported fall dresses are short in
front, of sheath form, but have small pan
iers in the back, or looped draperies formed
by catching up the demi-train.
| MINES TIA girls who are out blowing and
| drop down for rest and a nap wake up
and find their long golden hair gone-cut
off by some designing villain sent out by an
| Eastern hair store.
| A woman may be too conscientious to
notice the style of her neighbor's hat, but
at the same time she can't refrain from in
dulging in the delectable pas! ime of poking
the end of her parasol through the bars of
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Gail Hamilton is nominated for President
of Vassar College. This nomination is IN
tended to barmonize the two parties which
are respectively insisting that nobody but
a man and nobody but a woman should be
head of that institution
| Mrs. Thayer, of Concord, awoke the
other night to find tramp in her room.
' You get OUT she said. 81 will when
get ready" said the tramp. Mrs. Thayer
| fired pistol at him. "Now I am ready"
said the tramp, with exceeding haste, and
out the window he went.
| Miss Florence Nightingale is now 60
years old and lives in London almost a
| prisoner to her room, so i'll is she. Once
year she takes her widowed mother to Der
bysni1e. She wrote lately in letter to
friend: "Overworked as am, my health
is necessarily bad. Thank God, who still
gives me work to do for him.
And now you know where it is fashiona-
BILE for people to pass the honeymoon. Mr..
ana Mrs Isaac Bell (late Miss jeanette
Bennett) were in the gallery that overlook
ed the Syracuse Democratic convention,
the other morning, both happy, both inter-
ested and both absorbed in the study of the
thousand and one red noses below.
Queen Victoria travels in railway car
riage which cost $4,000. A correspond
ent of the Chicago Times says that its win-
dows are shaded with green silk curtains
trimmed with costly white lace; its otto
mans are covered with cream-colored silk,
embroidered with the royal arms and mon
ogram in purple and gold; and carpet
which cost over $500 covers the floor.
A young fellow in San Francisco sudden
ly snatched kiss from a lady friend, and
excused himself by saying that it was a
temporary insanity that now and then came
upon him. When he arose to take his
leave the pitying damsel said to him: "If
You feel any more such fits coming on, you
had better come right here, where your in
trinity is known, and we will take care. of
you."
| A NEW FABLE.-An honest farmer once
| led his two turkeys into his granary and