, 1879-06-15
SOCIETY TORICs.

| Photographer (about to reu{ore the scrcel
from the camcra)-"Au readyf That is yer:
| good: but couldn't you-ah-pht u little intelli
| gcuce into your eyes2" - ;:
Over 1000 actors claim to haf fe been born mex
door to Charlotte cushman, aid yet Charlotte
| was born on the ocean. :
| Courtney, the oarsman, has bec, hired by fou
crews, each made up Of eight roung ladies, tt
| teach them how to row. y,
The Partisan Suit Store, Palmer House, is tht
centre OF attraction for ladies In want Of ele
| CANT summer suits, costumes: sacque5, ETC., al
| most favorable prices. hlr. PROXY, the proprie
| tor, has unexcelled facilities fer producing
stylish, perfect-atttng, wel-made garments.
4 young man nay do a great many foolish
things, but he will never wear pair Of white
pantaloons to picnic but once. He will neve,
forget the large amount OF fun he didn't have
on the first occasion.
The favortc caterer, John WRIGHT, 33 Monroe
street, reports business for tile past week as
very brisk. Weddings, parties, etc, have re-
quired much Of bis attention, while his delicious
ice-cream and ices were In great demand.
At St. Aupes Sabbath-school in Lowell, il
answer TO the question, T. Which is the greatest
church-festival!n little orphan of 6 years
promptly responded, 1.-THE strawberry-festi-
Yal.n
Opening bop at Marines Riverside Hotel
next Saturday evening, Special free trains
Tickets can be had ut Cobb's Library and at
Jansen, NlcClurg & Co.'s.
It Is beautiful sight to get M early fn the
morning and see the sun rise, but the wise man
will continue III lie abeu until the atmosphere fs
charged with the aroma Of the breakfast coffee.
, Hartley, the popular photographer at 800
West Madison, is making his elegant cabinet
photos at S3 per dozen; extra dne cards, $l.50
per dozen. Satisfaction guaranteed.
The wool season has begun and will continue
for six or eight weeks. Yarns Of astounding
clips begin to fill the ar. But then Of course
yarns come naturally enough from wool.
Ladies about visiting summer resorts should
obtain OF Keller, Monroe street, Palmer House,
q pair Of his unequaled boots, made with especial
reference to durability and elegance.
Tatting is again coming into fashionable use.
It is used for parasolcovers, collars, ifs, and
ends OF muslin neckties. 1t feViVes m almost
forgotten industry, and once more will be seen
the flying shuttles in the busy hands of women.
embroideries and fancy work taught and made
BY Mrs. Trowbridge, No. 125 State street.
The cabinet is favorite piece OF furniture for
drawing-rooms aud parlors. They have spindle
balustraues and bevelcd glass doors. and many
are Japanese open cabntts with irregular
shelves. ::
Should you wish your watch repaired or clean
ed, call on a. H. Miller at his new store, No. 6S
Madison street, first door rest of State. Mr.
Herttch, matchmaker, has been with the house
tor twenty years. -:
Flasks Of arabesqued pottery, containing au1
bcrgris, which the passion for Oriental notious
has revived, are in high fnvor. Others, Of glass,
very fragile, too, are favorite mautel ornaments,
though they seem out ot!plece there.
For archery practice tie s Toxic bow" kept
by Spoouer~ Warner, is uuexceled.
t:Lovely!" exclaimed Smythekins, as he stood
looking out Of our window this morning. And
We don't know, to this: moment, whether he
meant the weather OF the;presty girl.
Everybody should see Selcus' paintings OF the
Temple at HaseltIne d Co.'a, l99 Wabash.
Raw silk and silk plnshes i'll stamped patterns,
and also woven In quains shades OF oliye-pea-
cock blue, maroon, dull red, old gold and black
Rnd gold, are much used for furniture coverings.
The sea-serpent Jawped and stretched him
self, the other day, nnd then raised bis head to
see If the season had opened at Cape May yet.
II "Toilet Mysterv'' IS not perfectly satisfac-
tory, money refunded. Thoupson's.
AT Leghorn more than LOCO women are cu1~
D1oved in the manufacture: OF coral beads for
necklaces, which promise to De fashionable.
When . boy reaches the age Of 10 years he