, 1880-05-09

Mt. and Mrs. W. +. White have remove,
: to No. 591 Jackson street.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ross are at the Ave
nue. House, Evanston.
SOCIETY TOPICS.
| Paris Is literally filed with violets. Car
loads of the sweetscented flowers are to b,
found In every street, and every lady FOL
meet has a purple bouquet fastened in he
bodice.
The husband who lays down rule OF con
duct for his wife and expects of her meel
and low1y obedience is either unsophlsti
Gated or enormously seH-conceited.
The fresh importations OF hats, bonnets, ,ani
rare novelties at Hagedon's millinery empo
rum, a and II Madison street. are great
attraction, as is evinced by the throng o1
ladies who daily visit the store anxious te
see the choice arrivals as fast as opened.
The outdoor pastime Of Parisians is carpet
gardening. 1t consists In the laying out Of
beds on lawns, of borders and strips OF
earth, with shrubs or bedding plants OF W.
riegated hues in order to match the shades
OF Persian carpets and Indian shawls.
The Chickering piano, from the marvellous
elegance and beauty Of its furniture and un-
rivaled quality OF tone, Is leading all others.
Pelton, Pomeroy & Cross are the agents.
j.. Large Spanish combs. SO broad and so high
seen In some Of the shops. It Is not In the
least improbable that English ladies will
adopt the Spanish fashion OF wearing mantil-
las In lieu Of bonnets, and that these combs
are the avant couriers Of that fashion.
:, The new millinery establishment at 237
| Hughes, is complete success, and is seeur-
ing 4 fine trade as was predicted by those
! who visited the store on its opening and saw
| the extensive array OF elegant millinery and
the courteous attention bestowed
It Is now reported that Mr. Tilden Is def
nifty engaged to Sarah Bernhardt. This Is
the thinnest story yet
Young men find that H. B. Bryant's Chi
cago Business College affords them the best
introduction they can have to business houses.
Mr.. ". S: Gilbert is credited with the fol-
own o. fe aonns ns'fs soes
the dark"
The prizes Of the annual regatta of the
Mississippi Valley Amateur Rowing Associo.
tion to be held at Moline next month. will
surpass IN value and artistic merit any here
Trask, Rowe & Co., Jos State street, fur
nfshed the designs and received the order for
the medals.
At a latesale in Paris book by modern
binder, Trautz-Bauzonnet, Q master. Of the
art Of inlaying, sold for $500, Of which at
An attractive feature of West Madison
street, and one much admired, is the exten-
sive exhibit Of late styles in ladies' and geil-
t1enen's fine shoes In the beautiful display
window Of ]. c. SkiK at No. 327.
A woman in New York accidentally went
one stuck inside the other-and the other
women inside the congregation almost died
Of envy. They thought it was new kind
Of bonnet, and too sweet for anything.
Before leaving the city for a season, ladies
sa s1nd nTP par Of the afS 1oos
House. His work Is we'll made and can be
relied upon for any occasion.
Wicker. baskets Of gilt twigs are the
newest flower-holders. The blossoms are
not only placed in the basket itself, but also
on the handle.
A large and enthusiastic attendance of
ladies graced the millinery opening last week
Of Mrs. y. B Haynes, importer Of rich mill
inery. 1893 North Clark street. She claims,
we think Justly, to have the most extensive
stock Of fine millinery on the North Side.
Judge Toufjee, author Of 1.-THE FOOLS Er-
Denver Times, and will hereafter devote
himself wholly to literary labors.
Aunt Lizzie Aiken, Sister Dom, Elsle's
Widowhood, Missy, by the author Of "Rut-
LEDGE" Mrs. BeluchaMp Brown, The True
Character Of the Bible, and Is Lite Worth
added to the West Side Library.
So little has been said about the Darwin
theory of late that some men are again tray
cling on the regulations Of their forefathers.
Lace pins, emblematic of racing, yachting.
archery, objects of nature, flowers, fruits,
ETC., may be seen at n. Matson d Co.'S.
Every garment, hat, bonnet, and wrap that
hoe nj nf orfUinn Fitr n0rp1fE and grafn
about it is fashionable this season.
Mrs. Telfair has charge Of millinery de-
partment, Chicago Suit Co., 20 ". Madison.
Only those who have been abroad, says the
st. Louis be-Denl0crat, know how meagre
is the yaunted store OF beauty In foreign
which brightens the everyday life OF this
plain Republic.
Radical improvement In cutting fine
clothes; In elegance Of style unequa!ed; IN
perfection Of fit unrivaled; in quality Of
workmanship nnexceled; n genuine SOLO
unparalleled; in popularity universal. Ward
Il Davis, tailors, Ito State street, under |
Palmer House.
A Boston ice-cart driver says that the |
size Of the lump left at the kitchen door de- |
Of the cook.
.Jno S. Stott, stattoner, has removed from |
1853 to 2224 State street. A full line of station
cry, blank books, albums, pocketbooks, vel
vet frames, ETC., constantly on hanti.
Men always feel their dignity and se]f-re--
spect in some way involved In the attire OF
the women they love best.
Maud Muller bracelet, one OF the latest de-
vices in jewelry, and extremely pretty, may !
be seen at N. Matson & Co.'s.
On the English bonnets but few flowers
are used, but Jet in large quantities and
feathers. Jet is used in protusion, many be-