The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1879-01-24
EvE-ANGELICAl CORNER.
Maid to order-A table girl.
Forgers do write when they do wrong
There is revival of the feather frenzy.
Attending a bawl-Minding's the baby's

Forgers do write when they do wrong
There is revival of the feather frenzy.
Attending bawl-Minding's the baby's
cry.
Oils and pomades are not used on the
hair. .r~ ~.e..
Bayard Taylor's widow is ON her way
home.
Artificial flowers are not in high favor at
the moment.
Red is worn with frenzy in every article
of the toilet.
Paniers are worn SO are corsages close
fitting to the hips. ..~..
Ball shoes and stockings are made of the
color of the dress. ...-
Lead white is to take the place of ivory
and cream white.
A pretty new style ef mother-of-pearl
buckle is called rainbow.
Twilled flannel costumes are brought out
for the midwinter season.
Marabout feather fringes and ruclles are
to be worn on all ball dresses.
The coiffure for morning and street toi-
let is low on the nape of the neck.
P.snsy pincushions, for the pockets, are
made of five double petals Of purple vel
vet. ..,.- ...-
Ten thousand dollars in bills were foanG
sewed in the dress of woman who died at
Norton, Mass. . .- o..
Ball dresses are to bs worn short, and
dancing steps are to be used in quadrilles
and lancers as well as round dances.
The coiffure is very elaborate for full
dress and evening toilets, but severely plain
for street wear by fashionable women.
The costliest switch of hair. ever made in
Paris was sold there for $500. 1t was
snow white and yard and quarter long.
& wish you merry kiss, MISS" said
Jones, as he folded his girl in his arms and
brushed the caramel dust off her lips with
his mustache. -
When you want to get the best of an
argument with woman of thirty, yo1
should lead off with SHOW, then, wom-
an of your age" etc.
A Seattle belle left her bathing shoes
hanging out of her hotel window. to dry,
| and the next day the local paper announ-
ced that such hotel had put UP new avn
ings of an unique design.
Mrs. Fremont is pleasantly described as
SO much interested in popular education in
| Arizona that she often visits the public
| school and entertains the delighted pupils
| with stories of her travels abroad.
Christine Nilsson, who is now in Paris,
| is about to be installed Grand Mistress OF
the Anaient Masonic Order of the Eastern
Star, all organization said to be composed
| principally of ladies of rank.
The painful perplexity and iDdecision of
| young lady who has the ankle of aVenus
| but foot like an ironing board, as she
| clutches her dress and steps on muddy
crossing, is the saddest thing we know Of
Martha Washington was only woman
who ever enjoyed the franking privilege in.
this government. April 8, 1900, after her
husbands death, Congress gave her free
use of the mails during the rest of her life.
The favorite dress bonnet for young Ia
dies and young matrons is OF maroon velvet
with gold and garnet bead edges and trim
mings of garnet ribbon and feathers and a
dash of pale blue or rose color III an ostrich
tip on some part of the same.
A farmers wife was busily engaved in
peeling apples for sauce, when word was
brought home taat her husband had been
cut in two by his mower, To the surprise
of her informant she kept on peeling and
remarked, "Well, reckon the folks who
come to the funeral will want some apple
sass"
"What do / remind You of most said he.
ga French clock, said she. Puzzled, ,and
with slight misgiving, he got his watch
regulated that day and ASKED: What is
the special feature OF q French clock ?'
I" Oh, they never co." SAID the horologer,
as he gave him his watch.
| gave her q rose and gave her a
ring, and asked her to marry me then,
but she sent them all back, the insensible
thing, and said she'd no notion of men.
| told her I'd oceans of money and goods,
tried to frighten her bad with growl, but
she answered she wasn't brought up in the
woods, to be scared at the screech of an
owl. called her a baggage and everything
bad, sighted her features and form, till
at length succeeded in getting her mad
and she ragged like the sea in a storm. And
then in moment turned and smiled, and
called her my angel and all, and she fell in
my arms like a wearisome child, and ex-
claimed, we win marry this fall.
Maggie Mitchell has played g Fanchon"
$500 times. She thus explains how the ::
little trick of kicking off her shoe in the
shadow dance originated. "When was
playing in Chicago one night my shoe hap
pened to come of and Hy up toward the
flies. Then said on the impulse of the
moment to the shadow Did you see that
shoe hy?' There was tremendous laugh,
and could not understand it. was told
afterward that Bryant was singing song
called Shoe Fly, which had made a great
hit. and shoe fly was very popular ex-
preston, but wnen said it knew moth
ing about that, and had never heard Of the
song or expression, and yon can imagine
my amazement at the roar of laughter that
greeted the remark.
There's kind of strong minded woman
to whom all honest men kneel in asloFatson.
1t is not she who wears short shirts, how
ever, aid neglects her own children and
home to make an eloquent Plea for other
peoples homes and children; who cbastefs
about her rights until we wish that Adam
had never been drowsy and falen into that
deep sleep which lost him one ot h's ribs
and gave the world feminine orator n
stead. but q wifely, motheriy woman Who
insists on making the homo happy ln