The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-04-22
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Necklaces are worn even over high-ncCkcd
dresses.
In the year 1850 America issued 20 patents
to women.
When hens get in your garden 1t is safe TO
shoe at 'cm on the spot.
Skirts are very narrow, but the drapcrics
superimposed thereon are voluminous and
elaborate.
Spring dollmans are square cut in the
back, of medium length, and have large cl-
bow sleeves.
Two shades Of one color are worn; for III
stance, garnet and pink, cream and old gold,
purple and violet.
Satin bows with long pendants of gold,
silver, pearl or cut steel are worn as shoulder
knots with party dresses.
Fashionable laundrcsses use starch water
in place of starch for everything but shirt
Losoms, and collars and cuffs.
The Grccian overskirt, high on the left
side and low on the right, is the newest and
most graceful feature of spring costumes.
The Legislature of Michigan has passed
law making hugging a penal otiense. II
Michigan girls are true TO themselves this
law will be dead letter.
Rapid City (Elack lIills), is to have a So
ciablc at which the gentleman Is required to
weigh the lady he takes, and pay for the en-
tcrtainment by the pound.
1t is pleasing to learn from fashion jour
nal that "lace hoods will be quite common
this season." Men who can pay for them
will not be not be so common.
At a recent fashionable wedding In New
York horrii old uncle presented the bride
with beautiful cradle of ebony and gold,
and when 1t reached the house II was filled
with flowers. The uncle cannot yet be made
TO understand why it was not exhibited In
the parlor with the other presents.
A Young man OH becoming afsanced was
desrous of presenting his intended with
ring appropriately inscribed; but being at a
loss what TO have engraved upon II, he asked
his fathers advice. "Well," said the old gcn-
tlelnan, "put on, when this you see re-
member me-" The young lady was sur
prised, upon receipt the ring fe" days after
to read this inscription: "When this you sec
remember father"
: The wife of Congressman having been
abroad said to a gentleman: "Fm splendid
on pictures; I'm regular common sewer OF
art. More and over, when | play whist
play third and high hand. In France they
have lots of francs and sardines for money
But I've travelled and feel little btdSe
d That's French. It's a regular language
y French is. They don't speak nothing else
: in Spain and Italy and potage countries.
A glass is being made for Fanny Davcn
port In Pttsburg. 1t will be full toilc
evening suit, and the process Of making 1t Il
such as to give the work the appearance o
tine French satin, ouly that 1t Is much more
y brilliant The dress will have long traii
of woven glass and it will be elaborated!
:, trimmed with glass lace. To make what IL
called the glass cloth, from which this sui
y will be made, the glass is first spun into fin
. threads and then woven. There is nothing
:, to compare with the progress of this age.
A little Oil City boy, whose father gav'
!. him printing press the other day, has al
L ready discovered the dangers and pilfall
% which surround the path Of the printer. III
4 set up and printed little glt-cdged car
a. with the warning phrase, Paint! Look out!
- By some means this card became fastened t
- his sisters hat, and hung just above her lei
~ ear, where he who saw could reatb and whe
-, she went down street there was a grin eN
tended clear from Pearl street to the EA
change; and that night the boy traded 0
his printing press for yellow dog and pol
i gun.