The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-02-26
FACrs ANDFANCIEs FOR THEFA1P

FACTS AND FANCIES FOR THE f ALP
SH1RRED pointed bodices are very
fashionable. -.
JAPANESE colors and designs prevail
in all printed cotton goods.
FLAT tops and round tops for turbans
are equally fashionable.
FRENCH women wear bonnets that
are becoming, whether large or small.
The turban is the bonnet of the pass
ing moment.
PLAIN red oil calico will be used in
combination with figured rouge Adrian
ople.
PARIsIAN women have decided to
wear only italian Tuscan straw next
season.
NEW YORK ladies are developing an
exceeding fondness for the violin.
LADIES belts have grown SO wide
that the latest styles have arm holes in
A LADY's train at a muddy crossing
and q wash-day dinner are generally
picked up.
Girls in their teens will wear large
round collarettes of cut work, Maltese
~
and antique laces. -
The ex-Empress Eugene, according to
| a London paper, inherited $4,000 a
year from her mother. s
AN. Arkansas woman is now living
with her fourteenth husband, and has
| only worked one, county.
WOMEN, 4n,-Gai4ofnia have no fear
tnat tnelf nusp3nds VIII KISS the cham
6ermalds. Ihe chambermaids are
Chinamen' @ s~ 90
AN old maid who hates the male sex
who conpi;nensad ~ z bar ~ ~ ~ Lanee
/ of har s-.sr;ts N AeA oA VIC Duos anoy
no
| okAfE isoao ana rencn puntng, or
.os;t nnS eame. a.s, nan, form many 0. the com
| snring wear - -
/ l-n,,, sos.i.sls. .,
| 0NH oAlaae eooA liza /" iscohsin AuH-
\ osI-P u OeiuP nao al caus1u TWO SUI
St9ss, one stapDing ARRAY ana nIty-three
= ~, d. b. !. 3 az. ..g..5s =
1t aa s.us shae women waste IA stuay
4 .as n.ssTas. yao fSoAi. Pass heh Hoio senslolI
AmPiyy IN Studying tne dinner list OF
eataoles. aas o., .1.,....l-s...-i 80 = '.ssl
I English waking ladies. : They % last for or
4 ever. weigh ten pounds, and are as lus.
trous as satin. . Is 80 L. ~ ~
r. II 10 v;s.o, ;. % o,n,d nar;dan.
who 90, mo s - - ,.;,t go .,sa
san sa,r,,,as ne saanrad - uh;9 uls ON saseu-
4 1~o nad;t;ons sssuieu "niie on suopPing eA
% SUNFLoWERs.. ,ionouils. yellow mar
4 guerites. butterclipsis crocnsesI ooIde,
red. aud all kinds If yellow fIowers ar.
I in demand for corsape honuets and doc
carnitures. = ~Sa ~ - ''''s- ~ 90
I'.7.Sa
! a Ia LADY, ,H VINO edits il1a g newspaper in on
popularity of her ionTnsl ;s dne ITO to tn T
fact that peonIe are alwavs eynact;n,
she will saw Something she onobt not to
3, ).
N.no1aon aanu Ranan. peausy W IN me t.me Q
-p - 80. , "1ue' ,no'' MouiSe Au Au
She was the friend and rival in beaut,
& of Nine. Recambier,
m.,r
hah;tat;nn 49, -. d maluen iauy' a ioca
~ tata Sha - nnt "t -t;a na Inc real q
ths It'll | !, ba nus dJ TI apou1, 80 tna
- III hand III dog 10 goon. a:, ane nAne she "lsne
"a.
49, dHEEL I4Ls. ate S. now SIX m iemale lawyers i
.ue hiseu wa H'aIes' iney are Mrs. LOCI
woOu' Oh "asnlngton MIS-. bradwel
OF Cnlcago' g MISS fhGoe eozzens, OF ~
Muls' Mrs. fos1er, OF iowa; Mrs. Gooe
T,Ua;san Ih, " w os'oh'in' anu Mrs. Z oi'z' Oh "a
; 1HE man VINO has not an enemy in th
Worid Prooaoiy has not friend eithe
& ne IS the goody-goody man who is t.
, Ialiy lncapaoie OF creaung any stfon
emoelon' ana II ne Is married IL Is que
ene iacs tnat tne lady OF hls selectlo
: couion get anybody else. p
8 MAN, says VICTOR hugo, was u
j conunotum OF tne eignIeenIn century
, woman woman Is 'ne cononaium ot Ine I nin
) teentn cenoury. % An A1elican euls.
q aoos we can guess ner, ouS WI
!. never give ner up-no never. 90
I OLIVE LOGAN, pen painter in ordinal
. to the royal courts CT Europe, says th.
4 Marie Christine is thin to the verge
soswSs, sos wo,,,d -. tt .h; fs IS han ? t.,e ne
!. to get shot at every time she told tai,
q out OF school. q.
q ALADy of Evansville Ind. who hs