Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-10-15

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SOCIETY TOPICS.
A 81. LOUIS girl has Siberian Mod
hound fer pet.
HIaH-HEzLED slippen are d y;gssssv
for dresy homo toi1eta.
THE most fashionable a1faueosnpnt or
the beck hair h naRruw, q beoiaIeG
tossades,fallingop - 1aio cf ~ n1e
T11 naneAY asaeAtps c ~
nobleman Ills III Is can1ly hlY3 =
can get At, BY sticking pins In them.
The panier mantle h ono Of the no1w.
est designs In wraps and II made Of The
handsomest materiala
A FALL morning dre1 Of plain gray
washing satine is prettily made mp with
chintz, in pale ground, sprinkled with .
fowery pattern In bright colors.
SILVER bands for the throat are con-
sidered "the thing" and pendant
brooches take the place Of necklets "
to considerable extent for high dresses.
FANCY and plain ribbons are both
used for loops, and in some cases form .
complete cascade down the front Of the
dress.
THIS is the platonic love-making -.
son, when the learned professor and the
advanced maiden sally forth to study
bugs
GEORGE ELIOT once had an offer Of
marriage from Herbert Spencer. She b
now So years old, and has earned $3.50.
600 with her pen.
IT il now tho season for young ladies
In the country to send their city friends
bouquets of autumn leaves whose bril-.
liant tints may glorify sombre int
rion.
TIE most striking novelty in stockingp
is the use Of the tartan and Roman colofs
in horizontal stripes, sometimes crossed
to form plaids with bright lines Of scme
contrasting color.
MUFFs, tho coming season, viii be
small and will Be bordered with cashmefe,
or else the center will Be the gay oolOr,
and the ends will Be trimmed with black
fur.
A WEALTHY London lady recently
gave ball In that city at cost Of 30.
600. The floral decorations were mar
ni6cent, and included blocks Of Ice into
which the flowers were frozen.
"OuIDA" adopted her nom de plume
from her own childish pronunciation Of
her name Louisa, though Il also corre-
spends to the French slang phrase,
+" Why, certainly" She b Of Preach
parents, but Of English birth.
One of the oldest Of the new bonnet
shapes has it, brim dented In three
places on the right aide, and ID turned
up on the left; the crown and brim
smoothly covered with velvet and An
amaranth rose with its buds and leaveA
A WALKING costume Of indigo blue
flannel, il composed of trimmed short
skirt, two vests and jacket Decorar
tions and one vest Of gold-color satin; The
other Of blue flannel h cut deeper and
trimmed with two rows of small, chased
gold buttons
HAMILTON COUNTY, O., had . cooking
contest, and prize was awarded e -
young woman who prepared good dim
ner In aixty-fve minutes. Another girl
cooked ono In len time, bat it Wa not
good. Herein lieth q moral.
GIHaHAM dresses for fall wear may
be trimmed with bolder plaid, plain
needle-work bands, rufles Of tho material
edged with Lace or with bands or plAit-
ings of plain goods In one OF the solid
coIon Of the check.
The street costumes for winter will
be extremely simple, copying most Of
the details from the mascuiine dssa, and
following the latter ~ closely = poibAs
without adopting the blooner costume.
The skirt win b very short, and the
cornage, vet, cravat and hat Win p
masculine.
NuTHx1 ulsters NOR the fus-lined
cloa1 win be displaced this season, but
they will not b worn On the stsoots -
Jackets and d0amans viii
take their placeA II n too early to
predict the styles that win b prominsnt
during the winter season, but i =
certain that Il viii mot b garment ot
exaggerated length.
A YOUNG man Of HackeaaAck Who
had entered the National hotel to obtein
dinner few days ago va nnlttsn with
the charms Of one of the wa3t3ng 1aida
He could not beaF HI loye q dlsnee
and, taking courage explained III -
INN to her. Bef0re dinner ~ Ovoe
they were united n nnarIiags " 0oGs
man minister Who va oalled n.