The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1878-02-01
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w orth has ] .20O assistants. -
k Hartford has pretty girls club.
Aspanking team-a pair Of young moth
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Gold hair pins are sold at.nine dollars a !.
dozen. 20 asa5 ea0 59{ &Efs t55f.1 s33
Worth says that few women can sit down
properly. 2 81 e5s ei asssE.5
The Cardinal model of dress will become
faYorite, '.2al5 -
Revers on the Princesse polonaiseso are
handsomely trimmed.~- .5fee
The habit costume is suited to prone
made and evening wear. ase ~@E
Whole toiletsets are shown in filigree
silver, and are the prettiest things out.
Orange blossoms for bridal dresses are
perfumed with the essence of the flower.
A pretty widow in Missouri gouged out
the eye of young man who wipked at.
her. #| ~ s@@* ha '&@F
Bunches of orange blossoms are placed
on the instep of the satin shoes worn by
brides.
| Margret NJ. Foley, the American sculptor,
died at Meran, Tyrol, on the 7th of Decem-
ber, TT.
Ladies have adopted the short, round skirt
for walking. Trained dresses are only
worn in in the house.
A ribbon an inch and half wide, around
the waist, tied in bow in front, is worn
with the Princesse dress. e. ea5e
New photograph stands are in the shape
Of an open book held by Cupid, the book
stand and Cupid all in gilt. ~
There are nine lady county superintend-
ents of schools in Illinois, and they perform
the duties of the Office satisfactorily
Full dress for young ladies has a profu-
sion of floral garnitures. Fruits are also
used in identifying evening toilets for the
young. ar>a tsa asF.g I'd
Miss Blanche Willis Howard, author of
"one Summer" is 81 years old. queenly in
form, with a very beautiful face. She was
never "engaged.' -
| The appearance of beads on linen articles
of wear is quite novelty in the world of
nobby dressing. The designs are neat and
a few are somewhat elaborate.
Winter reception toilet has train of
damasse 1lue satin, with Princesse polonaise
cut square in the neck, and adorned with
| futings of lace and wreaths of flowers,
Sacque cloaks for this season are worn
more generally than dolmans or circulars.
| There are many stsl les of independent gar
ments, and among them all, shswlss are
popular. @ 5 - --~'s
The love of woman is not the love of
money, though If the woman who happens
to be loved has large bank account the
young man who happens to have won her
heart ought mt Aecessarily to be despised.
/ Disraeli made the Queen Empress of In
d,a by the aid of promise that the new
title should not be used in England; but on
the Queens recent journey from Windsor
to Wyeombe the obsequious shopkeepers of
the royal borough erected an arch bearing
the inscription, Hail. Empress of Indiap'
His wife caught him with his arms
around the hired girls neck, but his cour-
age even in this trying extremity never for
sock him. ''I suspected some one of steal
ing the whisky on the preserves, Jane, for
some time, and Of course you know her
! breath woull have told if she WAS the guilty
party. q, -.;..s=s7e.. k-so-aqn
For party and reception costumes fashion
grants any number of fancy adornings; in
tact, these toilets for grand occasions are
poems 'f artistic designings. So much that
is tenderly beautiful in picturesque form. it
seems impossible this work, so perfect in
harmonies, so correct in grace and true IN
outlines, is only . party dress, that will
doubtless be cast aside after a few hours
wear. @ 81 as&s
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