The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-12-09
EvE,ANGELICAL CORNER.
Ceremonious marriages are out Of sty1

Ceremonious marriages are out Of style
and called vulgar.
English ladies, who utterly abhor electric
lights in bathrooms, are taking kindly to
lime lights.
1t Is now asserted that no Cincinnati wo
man will talk through the telephone unless
her hair Is frizzed.
Miss Charlotte Mulligan, in Buffalo, has
reclaimed from street vsgrancy and immoral
habits during the last fifteen years 5000 lit
tie boys.
Don't fatter yourself, young man, that
you know young lady by heart. When you
propsund the important question, she may
no you by mouth.
There are lots of people who believe that
Adam could have found great deal better
wife by waiting few years, but he seemed
to think that Eve was his only chance.
A new sleeve, designed by Worth, has one
seam that comes under the arm and is shirred
into point at the back, with the fullness
between the back and front of the waist.
The new wells have large dots on the black
net, which is very injurious 10 the eyes. If
ladies will wear wells they should select
those with smaller dots, though not Of latest
date.
Bright-colored stripes and checks are again
in favor, and those who rush after every
novelty will at once appear in zebra garbs,
showing as many different hues as the an
cient costume worn by Joseph himself.
Fur cuffs are revived. They are in vary
ing sizes, nsne very large. The most effect
i've fur capes and cuffs are made of tiger, cat
aud leopard skins. In the short-haired furs
beaver, ishtail and sea otter are the mode.
Copper color Is in great demand as fash
ionable tint. 1t Is mixed with brown or
black, and worn in walking dresses. 1t is
used sparingly. Venetian red is another ia
| vorite color, and one that requires extreme
care in combining with other colors. Old
golp and amber and lemon and cream are
pretty colors for combining with 1t for even
! ing wear.
Satin slashings are and will be much used
for trimmings, not only with lusterless silks,
but with woolen fabrics, for epaulets and for
the front of waists and sleeves. Another
favorite trimming is the Louis XIV. bow,
with its multitudinous loops, which combine
admirably with lace, and which will be used
as epaulets on the backs Of dresses, on the
pockels and at the throat.
at may be months, darling, before we
meet again." he said, squeezing her hand as
If that were his last, ''mountains and valleys
will divide us, forests and prairies, perhaps
the river Of death itself. Can do anything
mere than have done to make you cherish
my memory and keep your love for me un-
changed?" "Oh, yes" she exclaimed, chok-
ing down the sobs, "buy me = box of tor
toise shell hairpins before you start"
A French authority takes lofty view OF
the dressmakers vocation. She must have
the artists eye to judge of the effect
of colors, the sculptor's faculty for form that
she may soften the outlines, turn the figure
to the best advantage and arrange drapery IN
harmonious folds. She must know history
In order to take from different epochs partic.
ular details suitable TO various styles o.
beauty, and to be sure Of making no mistake
In the matter of accessories; and she must 5t
poet to give grace and expression and char
acter to the costumes.