The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1878-01-04
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NEWSPAPER DECISIONS.


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Point lace mittens are worn by brides.
Jockey caps OF velvet are worn by small
boys. .- 5df a1-7.
Man is the only animal that wearsl short
socks. @ ~ ss 'H
Cloaks ara made almost entirely of figur-.
ed cloths.
Cleft halo brims are among the novelties
in bonnets.
The latest style in women's hats Is the
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Garlands of humming- birds adorn the
most stylish hats. .,..
Slate, gray, and orange ara fashionable
combinations of color. 7s.l .ss! as-rj
4 Ladies' tortoise shell pertemonaies have
tiny watch in the top. 81 ss 7rg
The new s'lamlnss" fringe is of watered
silk, and is very elegant, -
Black Swedish gloves of undressed kid
are popular for semi-toilet. t&
Giided porcupine quilts are among novel
trimmings for round hats. :ezi
Prices of dress goods are lower this sea-
son than for many years past.
The once perishable black Grape is now
refnished and made waterproof.
Low, square-necked princesse dresses are
the most stylish for evening wear.
Side draperies are made of large box or
Vatican pleat, on stylish costumes.
At a recent New York dinner party the
florists order included 1000 rose-buds.
Light, fluffy feathers held by a gold
flower or leaf, are worn in the hair for
evening.
Golden cloth has been inaugaratsd, and
has already been worn by one of the most
distingue woman i'm Paris.
1t is said that Miss Clara, daughter of
Mr.. Leonard Jerome, of New York, is about
to marry the Earl of Wicklow.
Illinois papers say that Amelia, the IA
vorite "wife' of Brigham Young, intends
to return to her old home in Peoria to
live.
. Partisan milliners are powdering ostrich
plnmes with gold, and the feathery effect is
very beautiful, like softly brilliant shades
of an old Veronese painting.
A French author says: "Wken lost my
wife, every family in town offered me an
other; but when lost my horse. no one of
fered to make him good" ''z
Theie is crusade against dancing in
Baltimore social circles. Many young IA
dies who are church members are dropping
the amusement from their party engage
ments. ..,.-7 "a .-..-s. ..,...s...-
A new kind ofacloth, made from the down
of birds, is obtaining great favor in Paris.
It is waterproof, and is estimated to be
five times lighter and three times warmer
than wool. ars t2as ~ '5
Baroness de Busslerre. daughter of Ben.
Holiday, the California millionaire, died
December 10Th at the New York Hotel. N.
Y. City, from pneumonia. She was about
20 years OF age.
The three girls who became the wives re-
spectively of Secretary Evarts, Hon. Geo.
p Marsh and Mr.. Baird, y. s. Commission
er of Fisheries, were classmates together in
school at Burlington, Vt.
Vinegar Bitters Walkers wife has sourssd
on him. He was sent to the police station
the other day on the charge of abandon
ment. Walker is 70 years of age and bis
wife is called Eliza Jane. Although quite
used to bitters she is too bitter for DR..
Walker. sft7sg- s..f+ .ss,z.s lt-rs-,-ss
Kate Field writes to Jennie June to deny
that she had gone abroad because she could
not get a living in America, (which was
sad commentary on the gallantry of the.
American man. Miss Fields says: 81
came here Nonaons because wanted to
come, not because was driven. as to the
gallantry of the American man, the best
friends have in the world ars American
men, and if have not married one it is be-
cause love too many of them: American
men, at home and abroad, afe the. finest
fellows know.n@ F:2 'a4& -sa