Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-03-20
FOR THE PAIR SEX.


est ornament for the hair.
The fashion in England, set by Lord
Oarington, is for afternoon marriages.
| Leather belts, fastened with Spanish
buckles OF iron, are worn in the evening.
= Headbands with pendant rows of Jew
els or coins are much worn in New York.
Mrs. Brunette, the author Of "Tha.
lass o Lowrie's, is very girlish-looking
Perfumed gloves are now fashionable.
but q more delicate perfume than ben
zine is desirable.
Two hundred and eighty maiden
ladies were ruined by the failure OF the
West of England bank.
London has book in circulation in
which oil marriageable girls who are In
possession OF fortune Of 81 200 per
year are registered.
Striped satin purses are fashionable
with those ladies having any money to
put into them, and still more fashion,
able with those who haven't.
Mosaic jewelry is coming up again
among fashionable ladies'. Pearls are
quite the rnge. Filagree ornaments of
BSt0 ea1 oAFNA aAV HOIu.
The lucky horseshoe has become n
wedding guest: in wedding invitations
the cards admitting guests 70 the church
are made in the shape Of horseshoe.
The ladies OF Japan are said 10 gild
their teeth, and those Of the East Indies
to pain. them red, while in Cjuzert the
test OF beauty is to render them black.
The newest engagement ring is of
gold, and consists OF two hands meeting
and clasping over a small gold heart,
which occupies the top Of the interior
circlet.
II You do not wish 10 be exposed.
don't talk too much before your chill
dren. A child's mind In like "Jaek-
in-A-box," once unlocked, il is all out in
q minute.
Young ladies who wish 10 have small
mouths are advised 10 repeat this at fire.
quent intervals during the day, "Fanny
Finch fried Ave Aoundering frogs for
Francis Fowler"
The japanese ladies paint their
cheeks, but the article they use for the
purpose. when frst put on IL green; er-
posure 20 the air, however. soon turns it
to sea-shell pink.
The new Hebrew United States Sen
ator from Louisiana, Mr.. b. r. Jonas.
"a said 10 have beautiful and charm.
ing wife, who will add much grace 10
Washington society.
Bertha Won Hillern, the pedestrian.
is quietly studying in Boston, and in aid
ed materially by two admirers-one a
lady Of Baltimore. and another the wife
of q Boston merchant.
The Austrian white glove, a soft cas-
tor Of creamy white tint, is much worn:
il il q dressy street glove, and may be
cleaned very satisfactorily; IL In worn q
size larger than kid glove.
A bridal couple from Arkansas has
made little excitement in the Missouri
town OF Joplin, the bride being lust six
feet tall and very slim, and the groom
six feet seven inches, and almost az
slender as his wife.
Mira. Sallie Roach, who died in Shelby
county, KY, recently, was 100 wears
old. IL il said that she was never sick
= day in her life, but died of old age.
She had worked many n day in the
woods, splitting rails, cutting wood and
the like.
Actual occurrence in Chicago street
car. Stylish lady holding lap dog is
about ready 10 leave the car. Dog
manifests impotence. Lady says in
her sweetest tones, "Wait, darling, till
mamma puts on her glove" Passen-
gers roar with laughter.
Miss Lisetta Ris,, FOR forty-three
years an organist in London church,
died q short time ago and left conaid-
cradle sum in the hanJs Of the trustees
to be applied forever 10 the distribution
of gravel on steep and alippery road
ways in London. She had seen TO il
personally during her lifetime.
II In difficult 10 say what constitutes
tho beauty of a woman. The Sandwich
Islanders estimate women by their
height. The Chinese require them 10
have deformed feet and black teeth. A
| girl must be tatooed sky-blue and wear
o nose-ring 10 satisfy a South Sea
Islander's taste. African princes require
their brides to have their teeth filed
like those OF saw. And Thus goes the
world, the criterion OF beauty Differing
according TO latitude and Longitude.
Miss Josie Baker, daughter of Prof.
o. II. Baker, Of indianapolis, has re.
Gently been appointed tutor Of Greek
at Simpson college. She is only sixteen.
but reads and writes the language fiu.
entity. AT the age Of eight she had read
three books Of Homer, a. well ~ Other
works in Greek which usually precede
that author, and at fourteen abe had
made q complete lexicon Of tragedy oI
Sophoclea. She In also equally pro
ficient In Latin, and more or less familiar
with French and German.
| a Belle sf society.
Here is how n New York society cir
/ spends her time: 1--WE breakfast ever.
morning at half-past seven o'clock,
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