The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1879-07-18
EvE-ANaELICAL CORNER.


EVE-ANaELICAL CORNER.
Black grenadines are trimmed with black
satin or jet ornaments. ....-..t..-
French Lisle-thread gloves are much in
favor for summer wear. fss.. e
| Pretty costumes are of plaided zephyr
cloth. Parasols are made to match.
Venus and Eve were the bellies of their
DAY, but they didn't bang their hair.
A Brooklyn girl is named Opportunity
The young men like to embrace her.
A young lady who is unable TO I" fasten l"
one should never attempt to fasten-eight.
In dressing the hair the shape of the
head and face should always be taken into
| consideration.
Trimming of black and white or plain
black have the effect of freshening up black
suits, making them quite stylish. s.l
New breakfast caps have long lace or
muslin ends that cross in the back and are
brought together again in front low on the
bust. A.. .-+ l.-....
White maslin hats with fohus to match
are shown, to be worn with any gay short
dress, as pretty costume for garden par
| ties and summer fetes.
| New designs in sleeve buttons and scarf
! pins are square, in dead gold, with stork
and grasses in the different celored gold
so fashinable at present 4'&fssa.
The low, square-crowned English tur-
bans have found favor with young ladies.
The prettiest of these are the rough
straws SO fashionable at present. .s.s
Instead of straight scarfs of back lace to
wear around the neck in the street, there
are small fichus of black net edged with
lace and arranged iilae a jabot in frot.
The'vest is now so generally worn that
many ladies have the costume finished and
trimmed irrespective of the vest and
keep several vests on hand to be changed at
| will. le gs-
The soft cotton stuffs used for wash
dresses have very little trimming, and re-
quire very little starch when they are laun-
dried If made stiff with starch they do
not produce the effect of being new aud
fresh. @ As~z 1858. -5zo1s ~ a.-s
| Very handsome costumes are of French
bunting relieved by velvet-striped or satin
striped pekin and tasteful confections are
Of seaside grenadine, with. combining or
| trimming appliances Of plain silk or satin.
The black French laces known as imita-
| tions of thread laees are now given what
dealers call the thread finish, by weaving
| them in irregular meshes that can scarcely
| be distinguished from those of handmade
laces.
| A woman was sitting at the breakfast
table the other morning, when an almost
| breathless neighbor came in and informed
her that her husband was dead. She calm
breakfast, and then you'll hear some howl
ing" -..... .,. -.5 ,.-.-ezs
Pretty buttons are of mother of pearl in
the bullet shape with eyes, and worn with
rings and extravagant taste now encour-
| ages vest buttons of silver, gold. and the
semi-precious stones, worn in the same
! manner. - ~.esf., pgfr..-s-.
He Heremarked at the evening meal: "
saw Miss Jelly this merning came pat
upon her. Oh! butter dress was pretty !;
trimmed with knife pleats and scallops, and
4 fitted to . tes. Her jewelry Was fine, es-
peoially her-rings !; her complexion was
creamy, and as she cast her eyes upon me
/ saucer they were beautifully blue, and l
felt as if I'd cruise the wide seas over to win
one smile from her cherry lips ! A spoon,
please" .... r-t..ss, .s=st:..-2 s5e.T ss
The harris worn as high as possible and
] very narrow in the back. It is still the
rule for hair-dzessing in New, York, what
ever may be the rule in Paris. whore, 1t is
, said, the low cell and fat waving bands
have superseded all the more elaborate
styles, and have made the ladies beads look
aslf they had suddenly shrunk, aud had
besn despoiledy Of half their glory. ATtis"
tically considered, the present French FASH
ion of arranging the hair is perfect, but
/ their are few faces which can afford to lest
entirely on their own merits, or which do
not need to have attention drawn from
| them by being called to the bair. 19
"A story is told of a Kentucky girl who
had agreed to slope with lover whom her
! parents refused to admit TO the house. She
descended the ladder in the night, and
started With him on horseback. "Now
you see how much l love you" she said !.
"you will always be kind, true, husband,
Won't you e'' He answered Perhaps /
may and perhaps ], may not" She rode
In silence few minutes and then sudden
t.ly exclaimed Oh, what shall we do2 /
| have left my money behind me in my
| room.a g Then,' said he. 20 20 we must go
back and fetch it, They were soon again
at the house, the ladder was once more
placed, and the lady mounted, while the
[ ill-natured lover remained below. But she
delayed to come, 80, he gently called out,
4. Are you coming e. when she looked out
of the window and said, !" Perhaps ! am and
perhaps not" and then shut down m the win
dow. 4st er aei---es.ss,es, .rs.vzs7
4 MAcAuLAY ON 50 AMERICAN NoTEs. - Il
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