, 1880-03-21
SOCIETY TOPICS.

n.uny OF tho central punels being niIed IN VIII
bright color. The design Is placed in the centre
instead Of at the side Of the card, but spac
enough Is left for an appropriate motto.
At dinner she bud doctor on either hant
one Of whom remarked that they were We
served, since they had duck between then
"Ycs.'' she broke iu-her wit is Of the sor
that comes In fnshes-" and um between tW
quacks.'' Then silence fell.
4 most interesting event to the fashionabl
Indies m q ct ChicaEo The return from ;e Mew 1or ,i
usual tine tastes refined and renewed from tn
very latest Paris and New York styles. Thi
firm spare no expense In making tne.r @ most most ex
tensive Aud popular wareroo1ns 1.-THE resort o
the creme dc la creme Of the city, the hneSt re
tuil millinery house in the Northwest Notic
| advertisement on fifth page.
New English gloves, called the "Mell Gwynne,'
are long enough to cover the elbow, aud Art
held in place by an elastic hidden under tht
ruehing Of ribbon and lace with which they art
finished. They have three buttons at the wrist
and are made OF undresscd yellow Kid
will offer the entire stock OF William G. Fuller
late Of .2 Wabash avenue, at ~ cents on the
dollar. This $l5,0OO stock includes II fine assort-
mentof French china dinner sets, tea SETS granite
ware. cut glass ware. brlc-n-orac, r1ch fancy
or value. Sale commences Monday, March %, al
Seas, IL and l24 State street.
Chicago certainly takes the premium for large
feet. 4 lady lost her baby for three hours the
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| put OIL her slippers.
II the balance Of happiness be adjusted fairly,
It will be found that all conditions Ut life fare
| equally well.
henlthfulness ana grace of the Grlswold patent
| skirt-supporting corse1s. J. B. Putna1n, Gcu-
| erul Agent, l26 State street, Room ~.
| Marie Antoinette seems to be the ideal to
which fashionable girls strive to attain in their
| dress, and this summer they Will be expected to
array themselves in muslin kerchlets simply
i! embroidered on the edge, and precisely like
those which the young Queen wore in her huppy
| duys ut Trinnon. Rather light
A profusc and beautiful line Of Easter eggs
| greets tho eye on entering hranzs, Il and 50
State street, and NIL lovers Of tine candy should
have one Of thom filled from his rare deli
| cucies-
| A happy husband re1atcs that he has been
| married twenty years and that during the whole
| time bis wife and he have only once lad IN idc.
| in common. and thnt was when their house
| caught IRE. and both did their best to see who
could get out Of tho door first
ANY Indy may order her boots made by P.
Keller, ladies' bootmaker, under the Pulmer
House. If they do not suit her, order again uutl
she is pleased.
representing Il bcAutiful Hebrew woman and
sylnbalizng the wanderings Of the 1sraeltes In
the Wilderness
Inquisitive people are the tunnels Of CONVEX
sation; they do not take In anything for their
own use, but merely phsS 1t to another.
+ Cabinet photos, the very best made, only 81
per duzen. The beautiful new silyer-gray
panels, fur superior to any made elsewhere, only
50 per duzeli. Hesler Peabody, Vi State street.
How mitch nre these goods yurd?'' said q
gentleman i'll Il adry-goods store the other day, as
he picked up and examined n Il piece Of r,lft1ed
clerk, " that isn't for sale. Thats the eud Of n
story in the elevator"
We notice decided Improvement in appear
anccs since Mr.. Jules BalIenberg bought tho
millinery business Of the late firm Of Daen-
berg s. Metz, which he continues entirely alone
fitted and refurnished new throughout, and now
has the handsomest store In the city,-a fnc5 en-
tirely in keeping with tho "styles In millinery"
which this house has become so famous for.
Mr. B. informs us he nerer before had SO many
delightful hats and bonnets for Easter as at
present. ::
Foulard silks seem destined this season to re-
cefye thAt measure Of favor in our market
which is usually accorded them In Paris and
other European cities.
French bunting has taken a longer lease Of
life, and fer inexpensive dress American bunt-
ing demands consideration
Lake water can be made as pure rs spring
water b using seavey's filter. Nude By seayey
Edith and Mabel had just put their dollies in
their little crib when Edith, With the expression
or or one s wh9 has Ind md. great weight lifted from
Ts.ye ~ tie ehiId5sa to bed! We shal 'nt1 now
have q little pcace!''
The tailor's system Of dress-cutting simp1iied.
Mrs. Lybarger, VI State strecet, Room {eievator).
>. 80 The house on fire. you say? Much obliged,
I'm sure. I'll come along and help you put it
out in Il minute. You'll lind the key OF the fire.
box somewhere-its number l5-13-H, you
know
Short dresses OF blue linen and blue Scotch
Eingha,us are combined with borders Of striped
claret-colored stuff or have collars, cuffs, nnd
borders Of Turkey-red with palm-leaf figures.
The finest stock Of Easter eggs ever seen in
this city can now be seen at Gunthcr's.
Spanish colors have prominence In artificial
flowers, appearing in roses golden ut the heart
@ ~ @ ous ~ ~ s.rons scarten and % dnrn ~ %
marigo!ds, buttercups nsters. chrysanthcmuuls,
dafodils, jonqnils, sunnowers, and every possi-
bic yellow blossom.
Ladies are invited to examine spring patterns.
81 State street, Room /, over Judsons.
\ Connecticut widow, worth s., 900. is ready
to marry, provided she can " find man who
knows enough" Almost any man knows |
cnoush-to uarry such a woman.
It is now the graceful fashion among social
lenders In London to adopt some p:lrticular |
Hover, which always appears in their bouquets
Harbeson, 50 North Clark, reports great de- |
mand for the Davis, Jewett mud porcelain lined ]
Watcr-filter aud novel soup -dixestcr. |
The buttons Of this se.son, were those of |
the inst TWO seasons, nre nn important fenture /
II dress garnituEe. They are show1l i'll metal re-
IieVed by figures, Ell rtpousse, cnameled and |
curved In fAcets
4 beautiful smile Is to the female countenance
what the su',be,lm is to the landscape. It en-
hclltshes an Inferior face, and redeems an ugly |
O1e.
;. The quickest way for young man out OF bus
mess q get something to dn is to take the course
at II. Is. Bryant's Chicago Business College.
While his mother lives IL man has one friend
on earth who will not desert him when he is
needy. Her Infection flows from pure fount-
aan, and ceAses only ut the ocean Ut eternity.
4 knowledge Of art tends to selfknowledye,
fnNsmuch as an analysis of the laws Of beauty
aud taste promotes IN understanding OF the
powers and purpose OF the soul.
The most fashionable French dress patterns
Ire at Nine Morses pattern parlors, i25 state.
It Is no exaegeration to say TINT the great
majority NJ lenlnlc students in modern Russia !
lrc distinguished by their industry, talent. and
Willingness IL make any sacrifice, and enter
lpui tile pursuit Ut knowledge with fur greater
than the young men.
, An entirely new diaphano,1s dress fabric bears
Inc ntme Nuns Vniling." This, in texture,
e1bsely resembles tne bareye of nnny years aro.
before the manufacture was subjected to the
:rlnkle which gave the crepe face.
Its the artistic 'posfngs" and beautiful new
lighting" that make Moshers photos supc-
'Or.
lady In Louisiana demonstrates to her salts
action that Spring chickens cannot be hatched
rom alligator eggs. The venerable hen wits rs
much ns1ouished ut the extraordinary result Of
Ter labors RS the tady was.
At Smiths studio, :,o6 North Clark, are pro-
Euccd children's photos par excellence.
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