, 1879-03-30

It is quite common for ladies to arrange their
toilets after the model of some old picture, and
thus invent most charming and artistic cos
tunes.
Camilla Urso is almost the only woman who
ever attained emlncnce Us yiolinist, and yet
the art Of drawing beau Is innate with the
sex.
The luxury OF table ornameutation is increas-
ing every day. At q recent elegant dinner-party
the four corners Of the dim er-table were deco
rated with silver Cupids drawing silver wheel
barrows londed with flowers.
Pope Leo XIII. does not countenancc the
theory thatsa1l dancing is OF the Evil One To
some Indies VINO asked his permission to dance
and enjoy yourselves in an innocent dance, only
don't keep uo TOO late your papas and mamnas
when they want to get home again."
The millinery opening advertised in another
column to take place Thursday and Friday,
April and 4, at the retail department Of W.
East Madison street. Will be well worth visit
by the ladies Of Chicago. There will at That
time be On exhibition lire OF elegant Partisan
and American mats and bonnets not previously
placed On sale.
The rudcst month Of the twelve draws now
feeling of the rood woman VITO mad always no.
ticcd that If she lived through March she gen
orally lived through tile year.
The past week has been remarkable for the
unusual receipts Of decorated English dinner
sets, the major part Of which are now OH cxhi-
bition ut Ovington's, No. 146 State street.
II is related that when james Russell Lowell
was last in Rome, mendcant monk met the
poet in the Corso one day and asked for con-
tribution TO repair monastery. s. You should
not ask me for aid,'' remarked Lowell in choice
Tuscan, 4'for l am hcrctc.'' ssThat makes no
r1jffnrau@a u rnrfia1 t},tt acf71te frf1r
money IS ortnodox.n The poet appreciated the
witticism and made the contribution asked.
On dit. Society people are looking forward
with more than usual interests to Ballenberg d
Mesz's millinery opening, which occurs now in
few weeks, We understand. their late extcn-
siye improvements a. 147 State street, and the
cheerful news Mr. B., who is now in New York,
sends of novelties secured, will make this the
event Of the season.
4 New York lithograph firm is getting ont
design for the heading Of a divorce certificate.
1t represents Cupid beating out his brains with
q law-book.
Ladies' may obtain handsome, wcl-iitted boots
at low prices by selecting from limited stock
Of custom work at L. Kelcr's, Monroe street,
opposite the Palmer House. If desired, be
makes to order at short notice.
This is the way Marie Roze puts it: II was
charmed with the culture and refinement of the
Cincinnati music-loving people and the hearty
kindness of thu Chicagoaus."
The fashionable tailors of Chicago are Devore
pull W state au s1 Auanis stfeess VINO
ay' IT. W. ln. 49, udsss ~ ~ .eir spflns ORDERS
ihey nave very sctect stock OF goods and
r.. .+,.,a. 49, 49, ~ ~.
al e,ii: ,i,3 ric Ear o''lncsS anu Japan
Inoes, ou1 loI paaces SO pupilc as watering
p'aec lna@~a tnese even are somewhat loud.
~, Inc summer cottage piazza shade ar the
:" "akeheld Rattan Co.'s, 1sl state street, is their
last novelty III Fs-stan eooos.
snartest vile, Senator Conk)ing the geptlcst
porn, senator dorsey the most beautiful,
Senator Sargent the strongest minded, and
oeua'or uofeo,, .t,e naoss olstffgue
Mrs. bland, 2oS Wabash avenue, soon returns |
from tue East; hGr patrons will receive cards |
for her elegant millinery opening.
1t is said that the reason why bigamy is OF so |
rare occurrence IN Hungary is that once on |
time man VINO was convicted OF this crime WAS !