The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-06-02
EVE-ANGELICAL.

Woman is the crown of reation.-Fcrder.
White muslin dresses are embroidered all
over.
Red parasols are now sometimes made Of
velvet.
Men make laws, women make manners
De Segur.
Wiles and deceit are female qualities.--
<Eschylus.
The best of women are hypocrites.-
Thackeray.
Caprice is in woman the antidote to beau
ty.--Byron.
Men have sight, women have insight
Victor Hugo.
Women are the priestesses of predestina-
tion.-Beaconsfeid.
They say women and music should never
be dsmith.
| The sweetest thing In life is the unclouded
welcome of wife.-N. p. Willis.
God created the coquette as soon as he
had made the fool.-Victor Hugo.
Amber combs with mounted carved balls
| and necklaces Of the same are very fashiona-
BILE.
| Black silk and black Isle thread stockings
| are considered the acme of taste for street
wear.
A woman who writes commits two sins.
She increases the number Of books, and de-
creases the number Of women.--Alphonse
Kdrr.
The Grecian ladies counted their ages from
their marriage, and not from their BIRTH
Homer.
There is, in the heart Of woman, such .
deep well of love that no age can freeze it.
Bul,oer Lytton.
Women, like roses, should wear only their
own colors, and emit no borrowed perfumes.
-Rdb6i Ben dzai.
Small shoulder capes are slashed open on
the shoulders and trimmed with bows Of
ribbon and long ends.
Some of the new bsnnets Of lace straw are
wonderfully delicate and airy, and are stud
ded on the brims with mock ruby, pearl,
opal, or large jet beads.
The worldly way: 1t was Longfellow who
slyly described the lady as wearing flowers
"on the congregation side of her bonnet
Springfield Republican.
Mrs. Vanderbilt, the wife Of the late Com
modore's heir, pays her chief cook $1,000 q
year, or more than the annual compensation
of . United States Senator.
An aesthetic Philadelphia young woman,
who Is In deep mourning, complains Of the
brilliant hue Of the postage-stamps which
she Is obliged to put upon her heavily-bor-
dered envelopes.
A former chamberlain of the ill-fated ex-
Empress Charlotte, of Mexico, has Just died
in lunatic asylum. This Is the second in.
stance of faithful survivor of Her Majesty
falling q victim to the same malady as her..
self.
Miss Emma Thursby will return to the
United States In July. She has been absent
two years. Her voice is reported to have
gained great deal since she left home, and
her execution is said to be as facile as form
erly.
Archibald Forbes, the English war cores
pondent, Is reported In Washington to be en-
gagged to the daughter Of ex-Quartermaster
General Meigs. Mr.. Forbes is on his way to
Australia, where he expects to lecture for
season.
A new cloak meant for summer use Is
composed of row upon row of lace covering
cashmere cut in . dolman shape. The only
trimming Is graduated series Of rows Of
fringe set In the center Of the back and down
In front.
Horse-hair bustles appear In some Of the
new French dresses, but not In those of the
best makers; and the fashion magazine,
chiefly representing the worst American
dressmakes, has brought out series of FASH
ion plates In which all the figures wear hoop
skirts.
Lunch cloths in gold make the best of set
tings for colored china and flowers. They
are woven Of threads Of gold and fax color,
the side fringes being of one tint and the end
borders Of the other, and these fringes are
knotted and twisted and interviewer so curl
ously and laborisusly that they are as pretty
as embroidery.
A lady at Cincinnati masked ball wore
this dress, which she called "The Eclipse:
One-half Of the costume was composed of
black satin, the other of white satin. The
left glove was q ten-button black kid, and
right Of white. The high-crowned hat was
made of white and black satin. The left
stocking was black silk, the shoe of white.
satin, while the right was white silk, and the
shoe of black satin. She carried In her hand
fan Of black and white satin.