The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-25

POR THE LADIES.
When anybody says marry to Auua
Dickinson she winks with her nose.
False hair is now 70 perfectly made
that when . l.dy's head is fixed ycu
can't tell which il switch.
The upright piano Of the day il
inconplets without Q long oysrlay OF
fringed and embroidered linen or satin
thrown across the top and falling st the
sides
Embroidered sammer blankets.
worked With pink and blue daisies and
turned down with ntia bow IN the
upper corners. are the last refinement
Of fancy housekeeping.
Dull gold beads for sdgins bonnsss
are novelty which appeared recently.
A strand OF the same beads passes
partly around the crown. linking the
front aud curtain trimmings togsshsr.
A strikiusly simple bonnet is black
chip. with the narrow ribbons Of
di6srsns ootorA a, yslDSe ssd sbla6k.
psssiag round ttD eroTn TO show, III
the colors and kAotlsd = he III vitu
short floating ends.
Does your sister Annie ever say
anything about me, sissy 2 asked an
anxious lover Of . little girl. 'Yss.
was the reply. she said il one Of your
shoes had rockers On it il would make .
nice cradle for my biggest doll
Jspsness erspe squares ~ ,mosntsd
in square o. stxsi6sd hnesfns with
light ebonized or Japsness wire frames
for !smpshadss. They are also made
up with velvet or satin tops and
suspended from gilded wires for partial
lamp scrsens.
Gold lace. with 4 alterssts scallops
filed wits NOISY loss & eot1en krsen,
with 6ne dss hes Of red. sdltea the bor-
ders on the latest bonnets; the trim.
ming which corresponds is plat of real
golden wood moss, with violsts end
graceful wood flowers seeming to grow
out oft.
Knives and forks are not used with
Eve o'clock tee in English style, thin
bread and butter and Btices Of sske DDs
requiring them, whore ths feaA is
spread before ssrying. AnericSA stSIs,
which prefers 70 handle ID oy1 bid
a4d butter. reqsires the sd1e eioa .of
The prudent aud tasteful housekeeper
does not remove her CRATES 1T the first
warm weather, but takes away the
hearth and fills the fireplace with ivy
ard large branching plants. which
leave the chimney free fsrventiAtip9.
and can be. removed - 6sce wSSn the
cold calls for fires again.
II 10 not true that out of sixteen
society young ladies nine will prove to
have unfinished plays in their writing
desks which they fondly. dream Fanny
Davenport or Nfs Florance will aeeept
and pay ct least $1,000 for. to dsfray
summer expenses. A. the Widow
Betiott says, 1t is an atrocious cara
mel" a " E yKH
Eliza Worbro0k. of Ravsnswood.
Australia, gives her husband full notice
in. the newspspers ofteat county that
If che does not hear from him within
three months from dals. sht intends 70
enter into another connubial partner
ship. She warns him of The necessity
of answering with promptitude. - she
herself is very pusctasI Ia sttepfipn to
mxtters OF huslnsss. -. ,easr aaes-t
,. The Lady Warrington ress. Just in
bloom. i IN acqaiaition In .dowsfs.
being the perfection ot reses. Il 10 one
Of thoee which beas carrying chen
fully open. not over IAFsA. nor oup
shaped. but compact like the Juus rcse.
with veivety petals. dsrk red - the
Black Douglas, aud with The TINE
| incow parable Rsssiau fngrdScs. 0l1Ay
well b eellsetAs Qpe1e Of eoss
The 6rst lady operator in the trls-
graph service Pas M,sp sasah g .BAgley
Of Lowell. 1Sss. v6o esbNsesd in
1S46. There was . great prejudice
against employing femalss on the line.
but few sf the tslstives At the opsra-
tors gradually worked into the service
In . few years the skill Of few bsieh'
lisay spsla,srsHsrs nhsa6lrs4in{ zee
II ~ pfUllssiSn. ~Ghd sS~ Ny brs
numbered by Thousands throughout
the world. - s.sas
A ,I.se...s. younfl 10y pl.yfally
threw her arm around the waist Of .
lady friend. aud . psir OF scissora
hanging thsreftom severed se srtsry
| in her arp. and she nearly bled g
/ iat6. 1kisT 0ScidSu& ahnRld Ach
Young ladies that throwing their arms
/ srosnd thsl fsnsls uaiss = . dn60etoua
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