The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-04-29
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Steel is the leading lace.
The Mother Hubbard dress reigns.
Red reuialns the most popular color.
Telephone Is feminine--t talks back.
New hosiery matches the dress goods.
Thin girls should not wear thick stufis.
Colored lace mitts, in every style, will be
much worn.
All new collars, whether Of linen, ,babtiste,
null or lace, are large.
Mrs. Garfield, Mrs. Blaine and Mrs. Win
dom were school teachers in early life.
From 100 to 800 yards of laos are fro
quently used on white summer dresses.
An Arkansas girl refused to marry her low
or unless he performed some heroic deed.
He eloped with her mother.
Duchess, Dot, Dimple, CharIner. Flira-
tion, Gary, Gerster and Bernhardt are some
of the names Of new bonnets. ...
| The skirts of all short dresses are very mar
row, but they are trimmed so that they look
both full and important; they are considera-
| bly more ornate than even those Of last sea-
son.
A sort OF ulster cloak now making for
4 travelling dresses can be Transformed intotwo
or three garments. With the skirt and hood
which come with It, Il would be q fine dress
for sea voyage.
A doubling mother placed some nitro
|
evening her fellow was coming. She gave 1t
| to the cook and they had to scrape the old
man of the ceiling to get enough of him to
hold decent funeral over.
! Mrs! IliE, the owner Of the largest cattle
range In The world, has sold one-hah Of her
band Of q, 900 cattle 10 her managers and will
sail fof Europe on May %, Her range ex-
extends from Greeley to Julesburg, Colorar
do, embracing country about one hundred
, miles wide. She has made . round million
aimee the death OF her husband three years
!. ago.
Il The cost of kiss Is variabl according to
o. loca lily. In Brooklyn church 1t Isn't rated
=. high either as an ofense against good morals
3 | or its commercial value, but In the Baltimore
a posteface 1t costs s. 900 to take kiss with
r out the lady's consent. Miss Mary A. Muir
raw has lust recovered 81, 1000 from Postmas-
q tor Tyler for an attempt to kiss her while
s employed in his olIlce.
l. Among the universal fashions may be no
n ticed model peculiarly adapted for out
If door wear In the spring. It Is kind OF
ct Jacket basque, with fans let in the back skirt,
plain front skirt and upper bodice with col
as lary reverse and vest coming just below the
e. waist line. The garment Is further adorned
ir With cuffs, standing collar and pockets.
Agreat deal Of attention is being 9bestow-
n ed upon slippers, both BY the women who
n wear them and the men whose eyes they
10 tszzleI They are often made Of the finest
'r- satin md embroidery. When worn with a
90 combination toilet they are made to match
OF the two contrasting colors Of the costumes
the fronts being of one hue aud the backs OF
no another.
We The Empress Eugenies favorite material,
ey women may like to know, Ii nuns CLOTH
III Her long Grape veil she wears la reiigte'ise
The Princess of Wales wears hers as ashrond
70 for the face. The Russian mourning ven Is
NO folded differently from the veil usually worr
ne IN flowing folds down the back. It forms I
len thick square Of Grape over the shoulders ant an
ON the nape Of the neck before II Is allowed
70 shroud the shoulders behind. ..,
-, He was an entire stranger TO the girls an'
~ the BOYS were mean and wouldn't introduc
"o him. He finally plucked up courage, ant
~ stepping up to young, lady requested tn
pleasure Of her company for the next dance
She lopked at him in surprise and informe
him that she had not the pleasure OF his nc
lug ouaintsnce, " Well,". remarked he, "yo
,ss' ."s don't take any more chances than ] do"
ou.l Loyes and boqaets 90 together but th
for. boquet presented TO young man named i.
am beck, sf Parkersburg, West Virginia. 'late'
didn't tickle that young mans snostrils q
o.v much Is II did his legs. Lubbock had aske
"a. a girl 10 marry him and then Tilted her. jTf
ann girls Zig brothers made her tell them wh'
,,r,e was the matter. Then the brothers SCI
"a Lubbock the following note: Sir-Herewtt
and please Ana d bundle of hickory withes.
ao you do not get you may expect another bu
linz die, delivered personally. Ge,p' He got.
WHY does not Anna Dickinson marry
give a question often asked but never satisfaction
did, ly answered. Ny private opinion Is that
be. would be hard to keep up 70 the point me
that ally and intellectually which Anna Dicki
ility son would require Of man MOS. men IN
ner like tile little girl In "Gates Ajar;" they C
be good all the week, but when Satnrf:
ternoon comes they want 10 80 down TO h
and have q good time. Mss Dickinso
the aid Won ever fall Id love a' asked forwa
mon ysunsI iady one time.- "oh, yes, ma
bat tinssr was the laughing answer. "W
rsssrl have NOD never marked' thSn ?" Beeaus
,sch oh sui e sin before I had time" So. ..
ives " i"TO elbow i bad enough, syt when
on Hen asm Is raised nearly psrhalleltothe 4 sho
e on derft looks, to say the least Of odd, esl
Eat cially when the riders eyes are fixed to
nent LEFT With look ss much as TO say, "What
.aY / you think Of my style Of riding ?" In u
and humbie opinion ladies cannot ride Sor for
her matter Of that do anything in public, I
way quietly. The arm should fall naturally fr'
iisfle the shDulder, with the elbow we'll In at
oman waist, hands low and neck and should
stan perfectly square, This gives . perfect se
-,aa know that women inclined to yeDoo onP9
"a 70 ss rule cannot sit - straight and square
lor TO thin women; all the more reason for th
Q let to trytto do 50, and, above all, 70 keep u
home elbows In. To affect an attitude on hoi
and b.ck II . very great mistake. a..
SS A fashionable dressmaker tells the Cin'
i4A. uasi Enquirer that the chief trouble "
rpa women is the inegularity Of their form,
= - number whose sides do, not norresppnd
''nin Flpl wonderfuL Sometimes eus shnaldersshl
anni 1'n er than the other, sosnesimes one hip 10
man ger, aud sometimes the whole fletre = A.
g.. W0men5 dress, In this srs of elinetas
atonn 1Ashts, psvsaIs every lmporsctisn unless.
wnen csmes 70 nntsses heipi Pals arc ofseni
'tn,ns sessns 70 producesy symmetry, but stboplp
'es,hs soIsething thst q drsssmakaFslia liazs can
y 'unMAS remedy: Il d . cemHen defsct 1Ansti
lacsgo r,ris. she ssys round backs aSe ilssfessii