, 1881-02-20
SOCIETY TOPICS.

| Mrs. Hayes has record Of the White
| House entertainments under her rule III tht
shape of large album, containing diagram:
OF dinner-parties, names Of guests, etc.
"What shall We do with our daughters p
] began the lecturer; a lady fair to look upon
| by the way. 'Judging from what I see be
| fore me-" said modest-appearng, middle
| aged gentleman In the audience, ~
! shouldn't suppose there need be any trouble
point would be, Hare you enough OF them te
| 60 'round?"
It is claimed, and we yesterday saw
| demonstrated by Dr.. L0w, at his office, 12s5
] State street, that by his new method one OF
more teeth can be attached permanently, in
! any part Of the mouth, with such perfection
that no food or offensive accumulation can
deposit any more than, around the natural
teeth. Not only this, but you have the com
bined advantage Of restoring the loss OF the
over the roof Of the mouth, and without in
jury to the adjoining teeth, as with the old
style clasp plate, being immovable and water
tight, anu occupying no more space than the
original tooth.
Arizona discovers that she has only L, 600
10000 stylish, well-educated ladies to put in
an appearance at once to give an Impetus to
society,"
Exhibition of skating BY Mr.. ]. R. Mayer,
Monday evening, Feb. 81, at the Roller
Skating Rink. corner Michigan avenue and
expected to play Chicago at the Chicago rink
shortly, and there are to be many other at
fractions before the close OF the season-vlz. ::
April Is.
Mrs. Langtry and the other professional
beauties OIL london have rival in the shape
poet and an s.,esthetic," His picture adorns
ali the shop windows, and Is even taken in
the esthetic style, with bunch OF lilies Ill
his hand.
Having reopensd in the elegantly tltted.up
don has received his first spring importation
Of French millinery novelties.
daughter, Hei a}f you you are ESQ So stitf and reserved
you will never set a husband" Ma, /" r.
torted the young lady, "nnless the poets tell
ibis, primrose Is not without attractions"
is found at the warerooms Of J. 4. Colby &
Co., PIT and 2l9 State street.
Nevada has a pale. petite young lady for
Clerk Of the Legislature. The English
language is seldom adequate to describe the
appearance Of Western girls.
J, E. }V.-The "Dernhardt " wave which
you so much admire can be found only at
Burnhulu's Central Music-Hall Hair7Store.
AIr. Bret uarte, United States Consul at
Glasgow, is assisting Lady Agt1eta Montague
and the Duke and Duchess Of st: Albans 10
get up amateur concerts in aid OF golfers
reading-roonl.
The furniture firm OF Wlrts & Scholle, eo3
Wabash avenue, Is thus early N receipt Oh
new goods. Inspection IS invited.
"We were out of sight Of land on the
lake, Will,'' said u little 6-year-old. II guess
the shores fell in.''
Black silk sirdles, beaded cord. and tassels
sold for 81 by Ernest Mix, l25 State-st.
Short skirts are borttered by narrow p}ait-
ings Of velvet with satin Innings. or by double
boX-plaitings OF satin headed BY shell triin-
lli1gs of satin with velvet Innings.
Finger-nails daintily shaped and beautitled
By the manicure, 1871 Wabasll-av.
Mrs. S. L, Stevens hair-store Is now at 15S
State-st. Water waves are her specially.
4 Quaker:s advice to bis son on hls we'd
told thee to keep thy eyes wide open; now
that thee thee is married. tell thee to Keep them
Tie feet are treated with the utmost care
and III Randolph streets.
Recent bo,lqttets dc c0Tsage are Of half
blown roses, initiating several different va
rieties in the richest and the most strongly
contrasting colors.
sprtng STYLES in French dress patterns just
received at Nine. Morse:s, 125 State street.
The cap nets sold for 2oc at Fetherfy's, 189
Wabash av., are not sold for l0c elsewhere,
but for 30c and 40c. Do not De deceived.
.'Brown, what are you engaged ln now 2, m'
"Specu!atins, sir" "now specalatng u 1at
"Specuiatfng as to how I AMI going to get
some dinner to-day"
Young men can now see early spring styles
of cloths at Heinig's, oo9 Dearborn street.
Small things are likened to a grain OF sand.
but when you bite on the grain OF saho IN
biscuit YOU see the mistake IN the comparison.
If you'd sec the latest and handsomest
frames, step into Lovejoy's, s. State street:
J. tailor was startled the other day by tne
return Of bill, which he had sent 20 an ed-
itor, with notice that the "manuscflpt YVES
respectfully declined"
The reason why man steals an umpteila
is because he does not like TO go out IN tne
rain and borrow one
The head dressmaker and designer at ina
street % Is from Worth's in. Paris. and lately
from A. j. SteWart.s, N& York,