The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-06-16
EVE-ANGELICAL.
Roses are preferred unmounted.


All Italian bonnet braids are of deep
yellow tint.
James Gordon Bennett Is the richest bach
elor In America.
The feur-de-ls is fayorite design upon
cream colored sateens.
Flower bonnets and parasols painted with
flowers are the fashion.
The New York Com. Advertiser describes
the charming novelty In bonnets In Boston
as 'of the shape of the classic bean pot"
Lizzie Moore, of Fremont, Ohio, seventeen
years of age, has become totally blind. She
had rubbed her eyes after touching vaccin-
ated arm.
At Nice an ostrich feather which began at
| the front of lady's hat fell down her back
and at her waist was fastened with dia-
mond brooch.
Il was French woman who exclaimed,
holding up glass of sparkling fresh water
"Ah, If 1t were only wicked to drink this, how
nice 1t would taste"'
Some of the new bonnets of lace straw
are wonderfully delicate and airy, and are
studded on the brims with mock ruby, pearl,
opal or large jet beads.
Adelaide Detchon, the actress, is accused
of being the most beautiful woman In the
whole world, by a writer In the Grdphic.
He's gone and GOT her hated by the whole
sex.
Ohio has we'll developed female horse
thief named Martha Sullivan, who has just
been arrested and flung into Jail. This Is
the second time the law has paid her atten-
tion for similar offense.
That demasse silks have lost their former
glory is proved by the fact that merchants
have placed quantities of very handsome pat
terms upon the "bargain counter" marked at
the uniform price of $1.OO per yard.
A larger proportion Of white flowers are
fragrant than those Of any other color. yell
low comes next, then red, and lastly blue,
after which, In the same order, may be reck-
oned violet, green, orange, brown and black.
Mrs. Lamar, the wife of tie senator, Is dy-
ing, 1t is reported, at her home In Oxford,
Miss. Her illness has kept the senator out
of his seat during most Of the present ses-
sion. Mrs. Lamar Is the daughter of Judge
Longstrees, the author of Georgia Scenes"
Very large hsndkerchiefs for the shoulders
made of soft twilled silk, bordered with
eidelweis lace and pointed on the broad hens
with trails Of delicate flowers In water colors,
will be worn this summer over the pretty
drsas of flowers brocaded muslins and satLs
made with pointed waists and full panisr
ovsrdrssses.
A new hat, styled "Over the Garden
WALL" Is essentially the young ladies' hat OF
the period. It has an enormous brim, to be
tilted over the eyes and bent up at the back.
It is dinted in on the crown and trimmed
round with cascades of ficelle lace, huge
cluster of unmounted crimson roses and two
small sun-fowers.
A Philadelphia girl was so thoughtless as
TO tell friend that at her wedding the names
of the donors would not be displayed with
the presents. OF course her friend told.
Her wedding came off the other day, and
the presents we're not displayed either. They
consisted Of 1872 plated sugar spoons and
1880 salt cellars.-Philadd. Neus.
Little princess, or bebe bonnets made en-
tirely of flowers are again in fashion.
Among the prettiest are those made of white
lilacs mingled with pale pink hedge roses, or
those Of white wood violets with trailing
arbutus blossoms intermingled. These
dainty little capotes are particularly appro-
pirate at weddings, either for the bridesmaid
| or lady guest.