Omaha daily bee., 1882-12-30
HONEY FOR THB LADIES.

Silver or gold medieval clasps are worn
with belts Of MORE ribbon.
Black silk beaded Jerseys nre ~favorite
waists for young ladies' black dresses.
The crab Is q ~favorite bonnet ornament.
And the bonnets, like the crabs, are NOV
Ing backward.
Dresses Of the vivid blue" the 'burn.
Ing red and the glowing coal" are all the
rage In Europe.
Turbans with q fur band and gathered
cloth cfowns are worn with ~redingotes Of
cloth trimmed with fur.
Tan oolored silk stockings arc worn with
the tan colsred gloves that arc part of
many full dress toilets.
Dashes of red appear everywhere in the
toilet, from the plumes on tho bonnet to
the 'clook" Of black silk hose.
In this age Of money.gettinR the value
OF love 10 estimated by the quantity of coal
consumed during oonrtship.
A Red Bluff, New, nurse girl committed
suicide because her mistress soolded her
for miulAying . bottle Of medicine. (,
The newest turbans Of folded cloth. or
velvet. are with nut brimr, tho folds reach.
ing down to the hair, and are without
trimming. .
The United States has 800, 900, 600 In.
vested In finger.rings alone, and that
doesn't include those which certain female
idiots clip on over their kid gloves.
An actress wa offered Q sealskin cloak
II she wouldn't speak tor an hour. At the
end OF seven or eight minutes she OK.
claimed: Mind, It's got to be q $3.50 one."
Real bullion embroidery deoorates the
dog collars OF black velvet which are worn
with low dress waists, and which greatly
enhance the fairness Of the complexion.
The fashionable fan IL Of large ostrich
feathers, mounted with shell, amber, ivory
or pearl. AMI ornamented with q bird with
long tail plumage falling on the sticks.
A Chicago paper says that ut least one.
third OF the unmarried dry goods clerks In
that city paint their cheeks, aud scores OF
them wear corsets and cultivate q sorrow.
full look.
Who says the art taste Of America Is not
being rapidly developedt A woman will
pay one dollar for something she doesn't
need In order to get o fve.oent plaque
Norristown Herald.
Floral buckles are used to catch up the
folds Of the drapery Of evening dresses.
These buckles are large and square. and
are made Of cardboard covered with silk;
small flowers are then sewed thickly upon
them.
No society belle can rival the splendors
OF the ChineEe ministers costumes. It Is
said that his wardrobe 10 worth $3.50, 900,
all of the richest silks and satins, and that
ne never appears ut q reception twics In |
tho same dress.
Why Is II that q y,ung man and q young
woman will sit for hours and hours togeth.
or in . parlor without saying = word; and
then. when 1t is time for him to leave, |
stand An hour talking earnestly on the
front stoop In tho still pneumonia airy-
Puck.
Kentucky Is INDUCING in quilting bees
mt cat shaking. After the quilting a cat
Is put upon the quilt. The young folks
take hold Of the corners and toss the cat
TILL 1t jumps oil upon one of the young
ladies, who is b crowned queen Of the
bee.
Silver dog collars are revived. These
are intended to be worn outside the collar
OF the drets, clasping 1t closely. Some of
these are 80 arranged rs to be separated
into q pair of bracelets. This designs are
In the scales and ehsin-mail seen in armor.
with gadlings such as are seen on
steel gauntlets.
Bridget Kennedy, Of Rutland, who has
begun q term of ~ years In the house of
for liquor.selling, has been
joined by her husband, James. He has
been CONVICTED of 1856 first o~ifenses, and, as
he can't pfy his fine Of 81, 400, must spend
eleven years near his wife.
Miss Mary Hobart has been showing
the married women Of Philadelphia how
wash q baby. OF course, 1t is not her
baby. She began by explaining how to
wash and dress q newborn infant without
drowning 1t in the basin or causing 1t TO
by tight bandaging.
A fashion. writer says: queen Victoria
still wears the same fashion Of h~oop.skirt
that was in vogue twenty years ago." It
suits her, and she has a right TO wear II.
She 10 q queen, and rich. and can afford to
any old thing that pleases her. Only
' seS%. . m arc slaves to
sge Conklin, the lion-tamer, says ,
only mysrisble rule of action Is to
Yes upon they eyes of the auimsl
<kind Of animal" he add. 81 !;