, 1880-06-27
SOCIETY TOPICS.

Il ANNAA
Many of the new ribbons have the color
ings and effect of old tapestries, and ar
called gobelln ribbons. t
Feather trimmings for bonnets are In odt
designs, taking the form Of flowers, thistles
butterflies, and even resets, all brillfantl.
colored.
The truly hospitable host sets his guest a
ease by being at ease himself; he gives hin
tile best he has without fuss, or furry, or un
due expense always remembering that The
best thing he can offer him is himself. un
frettcd BY care, unwearied by labor, fresh
and free for social converse, or sympathy, o.
counsel, as the case may be.
Grants condensed coffee Is simply tht
liquid, and with the addition of boiling water
made delicious cup OF coffee. Gall and tr1
it ut 50 Randolph.
Miss Longfellow, the poets eldest unmar
ried daughter, is described as clever young
lady, with strong, clearly-marked face much
dining-room at Mount Vernon the other
day, wearing a gendarme-blne dress with
brocaded ribbons, curiously,beaten gold
Pin c9n1tiIni97g 1Ia7 the lace at her throat and
The verdict Of the thousands who are using
| the Adams Sc Westlake wire-gauze non-ax.
| plosive oil stove is, ''They are worth ten
times the amount paid for them." Office, 95
Lake street.
Pretty new combs Of pearl, gold, or silver
are in the shape OF Cllpld's bow and arrow.
| Young men should take warning, as this Is
leap year.
4 small cherry-wood cabinet made by
President LINCOLN fifty years ago, and used
by him MS desk, is owned by a gentleman
| III Indiana.
First Japanese Curio," porcelaines-
c1oisonnes. silk paintings, enibroideries,
! gOle lacquers fans, rare, curlos, and art
goods, pure teas and general Chinese mer-
chandise, No. s, Central Music Hall.
| It Is said that hairdressers have discovered
how to dye or bleach the hair to the faded
ashy blonde appearance fashionable to some
| extent ut present. The theory IS that the hair
in favor for the moment and the fayorite
color being heliotrope, which is most bec0m-
ing to faded blondes. faded blondes are hav-
! ing their day.
Something new. Small pieces to brush in
with lady's own hair, concealing beyond de-
bare temples. Fetherly's, ls9 Wabash avenue.
Ronnel fchus made entirely OF cashmere
beads In meshes. and finished on the edge
with a deep fringe Of the same beads, are
worm with handsome toilets OF any color.
That was a good move made by E. R. ?.
Shurly, the celebrated matchmaker, to 103
Randolph, near Dearborn street.
at one OF the Richter concerts recently our
young countrywoman. Miss Lillian Bailey,
sang three Ut the Scotch socgs, arranged by
Beethoven, with piano, violin, and violon-
ddns d9ilo fernarn Of W. aave Waa1s
Prize Song from the !" Meistersinger."
a summer course will be given at H. B.
Bryant's Chicago Business College for the
older public-schooi scholars.
Victor Hugo's granddaughter, Jeanne
Hugo, has received paper-knife made from
{r.n$ 1r1fe rSs S3nf+
inscribed, ~. L. and on the other, From
the Expedition Of the Vega to the Polar Sea,
Nordenskj51d."
The genuine Fisher refrigerators, Kedste's
waite er-filtefs, and seasonable household
Now commences the time for city folks to
make trip to the country, and the country
folks to come and see the elephant in the
city. Il:
Where shall we go for picnic? Hemm-
rich's park, Washington Heights, is decided
ly the coolest and most pleasant
:. The name which has been bestowed upon
Denmark is Thyra Louise Caroline Amelia
Augusta Elizabeth.
Our dentists, the McChesney Bros, are
bound to be known. just look at their new
signs corner Of Clark and Randolph streets.
The Pompadour and jardiniere ribbons so
4u5tllUllaD1E 1d9I "llItEk llNfG SlfCu plAEE W
Merveillcusc ribbons having changeable
centres with wide borders.
4 3-year-old little girl was taught to close
heresening prayer, during the temporary abb
sence OF ler father, with, And please watch
over my papa" It sounded very sweet, but
the mothers amaze1nent may be imagined
when the child added, ''And you had better
keep an eye on mamma too"
Rumor says land we believe truthfully) |
that Moshcr's cabinets and shadow photos
have no equal. These are Mosher's special |
ty. 125 State.
The Cincinnati Gazette tells Of girl who
bought herself . summer outfit for $40. It |
consisted Of two six-cent calicoes, an un-
bleached cotton gown trimmed with hand |
kerc'liefs, y eheese-cloth 0yerdress, a rough |
blue flannel, white, swiss gown, and a hat. |
The trimmings were lace from her old gowns,
and the silesia,, tape, braid, cambric, sewing
silk. thread, whalebones, and buttons were
"in the house.''
Burnham has all the various styles of hair
goods ln their utmost perfection. Central
Music-Hall Hair-Store, II State street.
The minds of scholars are libraries; those |
lulnber-rooms; those of sports
men, kennelsi those of epicures, 1arders and
cellars.
Cool, comfortable, and stylish-the rattan
and lawn furniture ct Wirts & Scholle's, 90
Wabash avenue.
.s'rhe French" writes Sydney Smith, "cer-
eNsAA4 AiiNt1otAAU Li1G ul UECLtl |
than we do; the profusion of looking glasses
IN their rooms gives such gayety. remen,-:
ber entering a room with glass all round it,
at the French Embassy, and saw myself re-
llectcd on every side. 1 took it for meet
ing of the clergy, and was delighted, Of
course"
Marines Riverside Hops-last Of the sea-
son Saturday, July 8. Train leaves foot Lake
st. at 7:3o p m. Tickets at Cobb's library.
Cheese-cloth is very sheer unb1eached mus
lin, and costs four, five, or six cents yard,
according to the fluctuations of the market
It is the caprice Of fashion just now to use it
II very creamy shades for summer dresses,
md also for curtains of chambers.
"Silver Threads Among the Gold" has
'een superseded by *'Tender Eyes OF Blue"
A school-teacher, who had just been tell
ng the story Of David, ended with, 'And all
his happened over :, 600 years ago." A little
:herub, its blue eyes opening wide with woll-
Ter, said, after q moments thought, "Oh, |
lear, marin, what memory you have got!"
Something new in jewelry are the Egyp-
ian sets, just received by Giles Bro. & Co,
People had much rather be thought to look
II than old; because it is possible to recover
rom sickness, but there is no recovering
rom age =
Jules Ballenberg sailed for Europe Thurs
lay last per White Star Line steamer Baltic. |