The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-11-19
GOSSIP FOB THE FAIR.
FRINGEs are very wide.
PAINTED lace is a novelty.

| FRINGES are very. VIDE. lf.f lid III Hsf-
PAINTED lace is a novelty.
PAINTED belts are to be worn.
FLEEcE-LINED piquei is the novelty fol
underwear.
WOMEN journalists are becoming epi
demic in Chicago
IT is the fashion to dress the neck yery
high and FULL n
The variety in buttons has never beef
| exceeded.
FALSE fronts are worn to greater ex
! cess than ever.
FRtEhbsHtB between women is only q
suspension of hostilities
THERE is a revival of blue and mauYc
shades in millinery goods.
To give pain is the tyranny of beauty
to make happy is her true empire.
A NEW vicuna cloth is Ghahgeabls
being woven Of bronze and sapphire
SMALL silk handkerchieFs have boz.
ders of Breton lace inserting and plated
edgings.
l. CONC out for "good time" is the
first step girl takes towards q dishon-
Cred gtafe!
WIDE gold braids ornament many Of
the new bonnets for evening and carriage
wear.
KEYS and snakes are Just now The
fayorite design for jewelry; it would be
rather hard to tell why.
SURPLICE waists, with shirrings on the
shoulders and below the bosom, are re
vlyed.
/ SHOULDER capes Of chenille and je!
ornament MANY of the richest imported
Dolman visites
THE fashionable tints are very dark
brown, dark purple, and rich bronze
green for street wear.
| EMBROIDERED flannel underwear, both
whita and coloredj appears among tie
fall importa tions
"I THOUGHT you took an. interest
hiy welfare" said ap unsuccessful lover.
" No, sir. she repliedj only in your
farewell
TIE wife that builds the fire, is the
wife that spanks the baby, and tells her
neighbor that she has the best husband
ii the World.
BRING him into the house now, girls;
it is too chilly to loaf around on the
front stoop; you can make the gas bill
light by keeping the parlor dark.
ANTIQUE and Oriental designs, carved
in relief or intagliO, and sometimes in
gilt and cUlors; appear ON the new
mother-6fapbarl buttons:
THE wolf, says Russian proverb.
changes its hair every year. The young
lady of the period does better; she
changes hers every afternoon.
Mrs. J. F. WILLING, of Chicago. al
though not permitted to be regularly
ordained, now breaches regular sermons,
most effective 0fes, too, it is said.
A GERMAN author has written work
called +" Kisses and Kissing" He should
have had an assistant. Two heads are
better than one at such work.
IT is said that scarlet furs are to come
during the winter They will be charm
ing things, but if scarlet, why not veIlcw
and green?
IT is very hard work for a lover in
this weather to strike anything tenderer
than darling" while proposing to a
deaf woman through an ear trumpet.
Miss EMILY FAITHFUL is in England
NV; gu ioIilS yOulS IduI6o uOG W marry
until they are at least twenty-five years
old. She doesn add, as the cid lady
did, " Unless you get good chance"
How shall we train our girlsP'
asked an exchange. Train 'em with
about twenty-five yards of black silk if
you want to please your girls. A silk
velvet train would also make them
happy.
Now that women can plead in the
United States courts and vote on the
school committee, perhaps they may
gradually acquire the knowledge that
woman has right to but one seat in
railway car.-BostOn Commercial BuLe-
tin
IN some of the new over-dresses the
short, round panier front is set on in one
piece just at the ends of the dart, as if
to basque, and is then
gathered into the curved side seams
This suggests a good plan of mOderniz-
ing old dresses, as this panier piece need
not be of the same material as the waist,
nor indeed the same color, for the broche
goods used in combinations are usually
of contrasting colors.