, 1881-11-06

A woman iii dressing herself for an even
ing festiyity should remember that, from hel
earrings to her fan, all must suggest and
convey the idea Of luxury.
1t was at the Music-uall, Cincinnati, moi
long since that lady remarked to visiting
friend, after solo on the big organ: ''That's
! all very we'll; but you just wait till they put
OIL the voy populi."
The uniform courtesy and gent1emanly de
! pertinent of the instructors at the Roller
! Skating Rink, combined with the discretion
| and sound Judgment of Mr.. Ferguson, the
proprietor, makes it pleasant for pater fam.
| l'aS to bring their daughters to this safest
and best amusement resort for society young
latlies. The morning session from 0:3O to
1890 of ea"tl day exclusively for ladies'. Cor
ner Michigan avenue. and Congress street.
All the very pretty imitation iaces are ap-
| propriate for cheap silks, popins, summer
but if the substance Of the dress be of the rich
| est, the lace should follow.
Some beautiful French hats, together with
! many choice millinery novelties, will be
shown ON Monday, Nov. 7. at uagedou's, T.
and II Madison street.
'S,nitll." said Brown, 4sthere's fortune
in that mine"
II know said Smith; "I've put my fort
une in it.' :.
Order wedding invitations from Dunwell &
Ford, society stationers, 50 Madison street.
y Chicago woman sent 4 Saratoga wave,
two secondhand trizzes, :t1d au old jute
switch to the Michigan sufferers. 1t is such
selt-sacrillclilg kindness rs this that scizes
our people by the lleartstrlngs and causes
them to tuod their checks with the tears Of
thankfnness and gratitude;
The waiting-rooms Of Ballenberg, our man
mllliner, are crowded with customers. Ladies
with cultivated tastes, and means to gratify
such tastes, are sure to consult this exquisite
designer and importer Of London and Paris
"noyeltics.'
IN the dresses brought from Worth's by
il0uisteS who remained late in Paris III order
IL get the newest styles the skirts are far
more boutfant than those brought. early in
the autunln.-
The merry best new s'1rub'' range, Vienna
cottee-l'ots, Joseph Rodgers & Sous cutlery,
atld an elegant line brass flre-irons at Dala
t01's, 81 State street.
Lord Cornwallis was not used to umbrel-
las, which came into general use at about the
time Of 0ur kuyo luton, and considered them
but etfelninate things. ''Stand aside, man,
he said, testify, to Il man-seryant VINO held
one over him; - FIN not made of sugar."
Haynes leads in designs Of ladies fine
trimmed hats. Wholesale. 109 and Ill Wa
and 200 4. Clark-st.; branch, IL; S.i-st.'
\ little child was addressed BY Il gentle
,'na an +, the 10 othsr day; low I'D are yo9 NY
uG'i M" ~ 'shsu' Viu! salst t1le c1'ilu, ~
ufgllantly; " lil not old ut I'LL. 1'M quite
neW.'' =.
The young ladies at II. B. Dryant's Chicago
BUSINESS College llaveno difficulty i'll gettn:,
situations us soon It's ready.
f. I'VE Won Arl1ens'' is al amusing story,
racy i'll style, interesting in plan, and cilarr-
ing III deiineatioIl Of characters.
One of the finest houses OIL Calumet az
enuc near Twe,ty-secontl, has just been pa-
Mred III the llost artistic style by u. I.
Walker, 2l:9 Wabash avenue.
Embossed costumes are shown among the