, 1881-10-23

niticent effects might and shade with the cam
era a1lei this is anot]Ier triumph Ut his sE I'LL.
duced last season by Nh. Rocherwere greatly
l. and :deservedly admired. ,uad these new
statue panels will uelight ail observers, as
they do Miss Anderson, she giving them her
aetfully faithful rcproducnon Of Mccullough
as kinn:LcG9 aud Huxn}e ct and q Very fine Pro
file OF Thomas Keene, both large size, are
among E0cher's latest achievements and
will well repay visit OF Inspection to his
studio. ,-;-..
Some curtains in the house Of Mr.. MllIais
are Of ruby velvet embroidered In creweis,
the !crcwel work being from :kenllworth
| Castle. '':
-. Chicago will never be behind Eastern cities
in matters Of tino arts, SO long as n. 11ntson
| d Co., the we'll known jewelers.. corner OF
| State and Monroe streets, persist in pr0cur-
ing all the latest designs in brotze marble
and gilt statl1etteS, clocks. clock se.s, ETC.
ties in the above goods, also in jewelry.
Every article is marked III plain figures from
which there is no deviation.
Some ladies add effect to tne dinner or
Lunch table by Laying fea5,repeSe Soor OF bro
the length Of the table, while on this ara
placed the finger bowls. gold or silver cups,
anu other decorative effects of the service.
If society ladies wonld consider the matter
| OF sanitary trouble i'll their homes they
/
/! time that beauty Of which Chicago ladies
] are so justly proud ind thereby save the use
Saving their presence OF many dangerous
ami Injurious cosmetics TO- preserve what
| should be theirs by right OF Il healthy and
| rleasant life. We have only to say to such
as desire comfort IN lt1c that the merits of
| the Gerlnlcldc, or germ destroyer, Is apoat 10
/ be introduced to their notice " 4 health cir
| GUAR from the Germicide Company. 505 Wa
pasE avenue, Endorsed by some OF the great
est scientists OF the age, and that it should
be carefully read and pondcred over. T..
a style Of Int which is termed" perfectly
| captivating is IN the Alsatian peasant
Shape, with peaked crown aud graceful roll
! ing brini. ....
Il South Side society lady who has visited
| the principal millinery openings this season
says that liaynes' ee|lpsed them all IN the ex-
tent and elegance Of goods shown Parlors,
| lbs and 200 Y. Clark st.
."What is the moon good for" asked the
| teacher; what ure its principal .!ses?"
And the smart bad boy looked up from the foot
| Of the class and said: ITO rest the gas coul-
panies.'' 80
Large numbers of young Indies attend Il.
3. Bryant's Chicago Business College, TAX
fng the business course or shorthand and
! type-wrillng. 'rley are wanted for business
rs soon as ready.
Patti thinks Of giving her first concert at
the New York Stock Exchange. She has
heard that the price Of seats there is $50 900
each.
The neck curls row so fashionable may be
found in Mi shades at Burnham's Central
Music-lIali lair store. They also show 4
new and becoming style: of front piece, and
are introducing new and attractive styles Ill
hair dressing.
to have the given name or the initials uf the
full name III gold or colored bronze placed
diagonally across the upper left corner.
A lady in estletic Boston about visiting
Paris writes to Keller, Is MonrnB street, or
dering an outfit oi h!s boots, and saying tllat
keller's make.
Esthetic STYLES are not affecting travelling
American women. The ina jurilv. still leave
Europe, as they have ever done, provided
with rs MANY parls costumes MS their purses
would permit Of.
Order wedding Invitations from Dunwell &
Ford, society stationurs, so Madison street.
The project of flooding the Desert of Sd
hara is abandoned There Is a little obstacle
in the way. The desert is s0o feet above the
Uctan
New designs for coaks at Wyant's Pattern
Koons, Us State street. Ladies' garments
cut, pasted, and guaranteed to lit.
> The ntXt mat who gets out a dictionary
should nit neglect to put in a few words
that will rhyme witt. October, for the benetit
OF fall poets. Tho dictionaries low in tile
KNOCKED obcr'' is about the best the poet
can do at present.
The resort Of fashion is what the Chicago
Rol!eE Skating Rink is nov. called, :1lt! that
i s S1g may aye ampe by attsnd
session is reserved for ladies.
AN observing laundryman has discovered
that the time for him to catch soft water is
when it is raining hard.
Pclton, pomeroy tS Cross, at 153 State
street, are demonstrating what business
n,f.3 in tffn rfnt1h trHHts and 6f ffsf !
livellcst music houses in tho city.
We know AT old maid who says it is bad
cnoEgii for the men to get married without
fools Of women Initiating them.
The latest designs and styles In fine fuEni-
ture arr always found at Wirts Il ScnOlie'S, |
60, Wabash avenue.
A New York decorator has recently fin |
ished Il room hung in silver gray dasnask |
With Il blue fringe painted with bright How |
ers. The nlolaln!s are sllyered ana the Eur- |
niture is silve:cd, with blue aud pink bro
caded coverings. |
~ splendid variety i'll trimmed goods at
Mrs. Wild's: artistic millinery parlors, and
IL Central Music-llatl.
In gentteHen's neckwear. Of course, novel |
ties are AMONG the novelties.
=, Tho perfection of stamping at States, 7S
materials. Embroidery to order.
The louisville Conric,'1onrnnl says that !
Anna Dickinson deigiiS TO play Hamlet"
1irst. 4 melancholy tleign.
Ladies are delighted with those exquisite
boots and shoes ut Ralph's, 125 State street.
When Il man drives tandem one woe may |
be said to ''tollow OIL anotilcr's hccls.'' !
The finest carriages and horses for thea
tres, balls, shopping, calling, etc, with /
liveriad drivers. are furnished By ]. Il. Clark !
i Co., 2449 and @45i State street. Telephone. |
It is estimated that $4,000 Americans have |
visited Eurone this year, leaving S15,o0o Geo
i'll forci Ell ills. l.,
The latest fall styles in artistic wall papers |
are exhibited and being hung in many Of our
best residences by u. 7. Walker, 212o Wa
bash avenue.
During the late wet wcather we enjoyed |
ourselves reading I'VE Won Aldehs," the |
latest novel. It is very Interesting.
Gen. Sherman does not regard himself the
greatest soldier the world ever saw. He is |
not such an cgotist as that. He llu1nbly puts
himself tho second greatest. so as to give
Napoleon Il show.
Charles l., Henry H., and other styles Of |
antique furniture in large variety at i. 4. |
Colby Il GUS. 217 anu ol0 State street.
III French cities cNtrayagance runs riot in |
dress Economical and thrifty III other re-
spects, the Frenchwoman will always dis i
h,tr. .l,11rv m nAr inGr.na |