The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-12-19
FEMALE FANTASIES.

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Hear that, girls!
George Sands only daughter is the
wife of G~aribaldi's son.
The newest c~hatelaine bags, are o
seal-skin, with silver mountings.
Handkerchiefs with colored embroid-
cred edges are converted into "break-
fast ties."
Chatelaine watches represent small
travelling bags, in the center of which
is the watch.
Charity badges'' is the name given
to the bracelet from which hangs a sill
yer box for coins.
A rumor is in circulation at Ottawa
that the queen will visit her daughter
in Canada next year.
With powder on her face and bullet
buttons on her gown, the girl of the
period is a dangerous character.
There's no deception in matrimony
on the part of the bride, at least. for
her father always ''gives her away"
Miss Celeste Winans, of Baltimore,
is said to be the richest young lady in
America. She inherited $50, 600, 900
from her father.
Camel-hair felt bonnets and hats are
strikingly novel, and show long hair ly-
ing on the felt, like the camel-hair suit
material.
New bows for the throat have many
ands and loops of narrow cashmere rib
bon fastened by tinsel bees on platings
of Breton lace.
Some of the late imported costumes
are remarkable for their plainness, be-
ing made without flounce or rufle, of
any description.
Wives should always sit up for their
husbands instead of getting their SER
wants to do so. 1t makes two hours
difference in their arrival.
All the day dresses are worn short,
and show the feet, and the most decid-
ed taste is shown for wooden materials
mixed with more, velvet, and changea-
| BILE satin.
Chemisettes are worn with evening
dresses, which are cut low. Sometimes
the sleeves of the dress are replaced by
pulled white sleeves, reaching to the
elbow.
Another one of those things which
no fellow a see through is, why a
mans wife thinks he cares nothing for
preserves and other choice dainties
save when she has company for sup
per.
The most serious objection to believ-
ing that Harriet Hosmer has discovered
a new moter lies in the fact that a wo-
man cannot keep a secret, which Miss
Hosmer says her discovery is.
Women are centured for displaying
their bridal outfit before their wedding
day. What nonsense. When should
itp After marriage it is submitted
only to the aesthetic eyes of the wash
woman.
Princess dresses are now so elaborate
and complicated that dressmakers build
them upon q foundation of entire
lining of muslin, which, after being
carefully fitted to the figure, is covered
with trimming and drapery.
Satin is the most fashionable of silk
tissues this winter. 1t is worn only as
a trimming, or combination with figur-
ed wool or silk materials or velvets,
but also for entire dresses for the even
ing, or for very dressy toilets ever in
the daytime.
From what strong sources spring
someof ourfashions. Bismarck's daugh-
ter, lately married, called herself an old
maid at %, and thus set the fashion
among the German "Princesses, who
soon gloried in adding the word spin
ster' to their signature.
Sir Edward Thornton's daughters
combine health and amusement by
playing lawn tennis oil pleasant after
Moons on the grounds of the British
Legation in Washington. They bought
the paranbernalia of the uame from