The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-06-10
EvE-ANaEIIcAl CORNER.


EvE-ANGEIIcA- CORNER.
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Shirred waists are much worn.
Box-pleated waists are revived.
Almond color Is very fashionable.
.~he coal scuttle shape il the favorite poke
bonns. '. 4a@
s..,ra. " Is the favorite day for weddings
in Paris.
. hnncn - Sewers is pinned on one side
of lace parasois.
Shirred sleeves grow 'V'e A"1 'o'' -
fashionable favor.
One Of New York's Broadwa,
nets $4,000 a year.
In five years New Hampshire judge ).
divorced 2z7 couples.
The nearer the bang comes to the eyebrows
the more fashionable Is the wearer.
Bright gold color, not to say yellow. Is ono
Of the most poplla. shades In dress.
lunch given by New York lady to five
OF her friends cost $110, or s22 a plate.
The less Of the neck that Is seen, the pret-
tier does the face Of q pretty woman look.
A single hook is thought sufficient to fas-
ten the waist Of some gowns Of washable
goods. ). n s.as.sss ~ s,es
They hare lady superintendent In one Of
the mines in Nevada, and also one Iii Col
! orado.
To keep insects QUIET bird cages, lie mp
little sulphur \. i six bag And ssisiead 4 III
the cage. m III. NJ.
Crea,n-wilte, hematitehed handkerchief
are worn either hi The neck ospeapiias i-ytss
the pccket. .sa 81 ast 81
The newest flower pot IL Of bright sHrashsa
brass and lined with zinc, 10 a. NOT Id bss
Slang intruaas even infc love affairs. tle
asked, fam your lutte lambs andshe N.
piled, eWell, you Just gamoolp HI Iii IL
Mrs. Kate Sprague .is said to be hard at
work upon the life and public services Of hcr
father, the late Chief Justice Salmon r..
Chase. 5aA ,s Sgtaq asiY aasAt
A new chuddah dress for spring, judging
from the description, Is calculated to make
man chuddah when his wife asks him to pay
for one. xaf saf aa
i Mrs. Bell, wife Of the inventor Of the lsle-
/ phone, Is deaf mute. The wife Of Professor
Morse, the inventor Of the telegraph, was also
q deaf mute. e - n
IL B45s ri #@ lsF t8s "a
Miss Ma key, the daughter of the gentle
man knosn as the BONANZA King, Is ar
/ gagged to marry Count a d'Harcourt.a a kinsmun
Of Marshal MacMalion, Mn
Lisle thread gloves, with long, closed, loose
wrinkled wrists, come nall shades of eeEu
tan, brown, gold, gray, and cream shades,
and In black and white.
The question II asked whether It Ii worse
Il for the Chinese to admir- a small, de.ornned
foot than for the French and English to adj
mire small, deforned waist.
/ "No kiss q" he said, pleadingly, '.no kiss
from my darling to-nighl?" No." she said
emphatically, ano kiss; | hear tI,at there "
manps III your family. The saaitarim
II "A Davenport, Iowa, couple were married
4 Ina cave During the ceremony. when 81
was romance, q, rock fell down and mashed
| the bride's foot, and her yells were heard
over mile.eaHls 81 81 ID. stta
A young lady Of Madison, Wis, receiys
many Anonymous poems Of an anlorous and
| flattering character. she finally submitted
| them to an intimate friend, married. lady,
who recognized The handwriting as her hus-
bands ~
1t Is supposed that the "hlgl,-necked'' edirt
Of Mrs Hayes IL TO prevail In the Presidential
CIRCLE at Washington, as the, sleeves Of tho
dress III which Mrs. Garfield appeared at her
first reception were down to her knuckiss,
\ aud the waist buttonsd 70 her chin, se %
\ speak, as.s.S M. ls...s ..a
IL Mrs. MacVeagh hashad more near relatives
I In high positions than any other LADY now III
] olscial lifes as she cam truthfully; "My
father was . United States Senator for many
years, my brother was Secretary of War and
Lisa United States Senator, and my husband
Is Attorney General" salsa 81
'l ,Mrs. Amelia de Young, the mother Of M
II. de Young, proprietor Of the San Francisee
Chronicle, died May 81, she had been q H.
fined to her bed since Sunday, the sth inst.
The Immediate cause OF her death was prob.
! ably congestion Of the brain, Mrs. dc X Young
was born n Bardeaux. France. May ., isog,
! her maiden name being Amelia Morange.
I'll" What bait do You use,y said saintto thr
When you ash where the souls OF mea
i lsGs IN abound yNA Ns sgssisS HSf I'll 8HHfn
tsssWell, foraspecial tastes said tho King u
Evil
itA Goid ana fame are the best i've fs,sndr
But for general nss |? asked the saint.
IL 4 All then,n
Il said ths Deinon, y angie for man, not mes.
I'll aAi And thing Ehate IL 41Nfs
s u to change, rY.v halt. q