Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-12-31
THE FAIR SEX.

A NEW waste basket is in the form of
tall hat, and, strange to say, it is very
pretty.
BEAUTIFUL young squaws of the In
dian nation make sensation at Texas
dances.
DURING the last week bonnets came
cut in distinct shades of crimson and
magenta.
Mr.. GLADSTONE says: ct use the
expression women with greater satisfac-
ton than [ use the name of ladies'"
Mr.. GLADSTONE says: "I use the
expression women with greater satisfac-
ton than / use the name of ladies'"
ORNAMENTING dress with gold en-
ameled buttons, at $3.50 dozen, may be
considered wasteful extravaganza.
AMERICAN silks are growing prettier
each season. The latest design shows
pompadour stripes of blue, alternated
with old gold.
WE saw a girl the other day who was
"just as pretty as she could be-" but,
poor thing, she couldn't be very pretty.
Boston Post
TIE fashionable young ladies of Phil
adelphia now want to be photographed
in theatrical costumes, and some of them
pay $50 for Black Crook fitout.
WATERPROOF cloaks are made this
winter more in the visite-sacque shape,
with dolman sleeves, and are trimmed
with passementerie cord and ornaments.
As many women learn to know their
husbands, they wish they had learned to
"No" them when they were only sweet
hearts.
THE newest style of dress boots places
the buttons directly on the outside of
the feet, and curve beautifully over the
arch of the instep.
WHEN Lolita was informed that she
was the mother of four children and had
q husband living, she Indignantly
declared that she wasn't "that kind of 8
| Crabtree."
EVERY day brings out an increase of
Ulster cloaks on hestreet. Those fitted
slightly to the figure are more or less
elegant, while convenient and comforta-
ole.
NEW stockings for fancy dress are of
silk and Lisle thread, enriched with
embroidery of silk and gold thread, OF
embroidery in very minute gold and
silver spangles, over the instep and ankle.
IF the young ladies' who wear the
"Derby" hat realized how mannish it
made them look, they would discard it.
Tits only suitable and pretty for school
girls.
SAxoNY wool is used for knitting the
edges for skirts, jackets, CATERS, etc. 1t
| ioH nd or nd AZ he Sno%
land wool is used for clouds, the single
zephyr for little children's hoods and the
split zephyr for scrap bags.
Rev. THOMAS K. BEECHER is respon-
sible for the following bit of advice
elf your wife objects to kissing you
because you smoke, simply remark that
you know some girls who will. That
settles it,"
CoLoRED cotton flannel is used for
! tides and sofa-pillows. An inner square
of light shade, with darker border,
| is pretty style. In the tides corner
pieces of a contrasting shade may be in
troduced into the border.
The Rev. Thomas X. Beecher is said
by the New York Star to be responsible
for the following very shameful piece of
| advice: off your wife objects to kiss
ing you because you smoke simply re-
mark that you know some girl who will.
That settles it.'
TIE London Truth gives the fashions
in winter dresses for little dogs. little
dogs" must be a refined title for the
little puppies of humanity who kill
time by flirting with the girls, and who
are classcd by the latter as exquisites,"