The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-04-15
EVE-ANGELICAl CORNER.

Plaids are still in fashion.
New wells have chenille dots.
Roman sashes are again fashionable.
The new dark red is called Gil Bias.
Eve was a side-splitting joke to Adam.
Old gold will be superseded by maize yel-
low.
Passementerie made entirely Of steel
beads Is new.
All neck arrangements of muslin and lace
are fashionable.
New spring bonncts are shownin colors to
match costumes.
The Gansboro hat has wide, soft brim un-
wired this season.
Much is expected by Washington society
from the entertainments of Secretary Rob-
ert T. Lincoln. His mother was Washing
ton belle.
Mr.. Worth, of Paris, predicts that Ameri-
can silks will soonsupersede those of French
manufacture.
The New York Mail says the only remedy
for lady of short stature is to get spliccd as
soon as possible.
Spring bonnets have strings Of ribbons to
them that are not intended to tie. This isto
allow free exercise of the jaw.
Many faults have women;
Men have only two
There's nothing right they say and
| There's nothing light they do.
New linen collars are straight bands, like
those worn by clergymen, but are made to
lap in front, finished with curve and fas-
tened by gold button.
They say that General Sherman is devel-
oping great weakness to kiss all the young
and pretty girls he meets. As men grow old
they grow wiser and better.
Shades of honeysuckle will be used on
new bonnets. They will probably be too
sweet for anything, but the wearers will be
exposed to the risk of having bee in their
bonnets.
A young gentleman once sent basket OF
apples to his lady love and told her to read
Solomon, H., 5. 1t reads. "Stay me with
apples, comfort me with flaSons of wine; for
I am sick OF love-"
Princess Dolgorouki, the wife of the late
Gear, apparently didn't think the atmos-
phere of st. Petersburg agreed with her, and
has arrived in Venice, having a stroke Of
apoplexy on the way.
"Mabel, why, you dear little girl" ex-
claimed her grandpa, seeing his little grand
daughter with his head tied up, "have you
got the headache?" "No," she answered
sweetly; "I'se dot spit turl."
The female fondness for dress Is what
causes many of our young men to remain
single. They recognize that they canaot
buy silks and satlns and still have money
left for billiards aud beer.
A glass dress Is being made for Fanny
r Davenport in Pittsburg. 1t will have long
: train of woven glass and be elaborately
}, trimmed with glass lace. To make the
texture the glass is first spur into fine threads
a and then woven.
D Only hair on his shoulder,
Long and wavy and brown,
Only q cock-and bull story
II In exchange for his wifes deep frown
Only broken boomstick,
l. Wildly waved in the air;
Only strip of court plaster
His wife had discovered the hair
-Chlcdgo Folk Lore.
very sad incident occurred on the West
:, Side last week. In one of Beethoven sym
phonies the music at one point dies away
- very suddenly, having previously been re
-, markably loud. When this point wa'
reached the audience was electrified by hear
;. ing from prominent position in the house
the remark: May hold you little whil'
:, when we get home darling? One NOR
>. =, young man is now opposed to classical mu
loin