The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-02-17
EVANGELICAL.
Cloth shoes are fashinable for ladies.
Embroidered black net fichus are new.

Cloth shoes are fashinable for ladies.
Embroidered black net fchus are new.
A rosebud nestles above the ear on new
bonnets. "
Tufts of feathers trim the side panels Of
velvet dresses.
Virgin gold is pale shade that Is to re-
place old gold.
Society now issues cards on the birth of
children in families. .a
Spiral mignonette is used in great profu-
sion for flower decorai ions.
White, blue, or cardinal handkerchiefs are
worn inside the necks Of cloaks.
They were twins, and the parents christ
ened one Kate aud the other Dupli.Kate.
Young and slender women prefer low,
round waists with belts for evening wear.
Sleeves slightly gathered into the arin-hole
are more stylish than those made with pufs.
Mrs. Senator Malone is quoted as wearing
the finest diamonds in Washington society.
Some one offered Gail Hamilton $4,000
with which to start weekly paper, but she
told Satan to get behind her.
Many New York bellies are crazy to 60
upon the stage, aud every one of them wants
TO commence In leading parts or none.
Fashionable weddings resemble parlor
matches--a good deal of noise and fummery
for the length of time the flame lasts.
Under the microscope the hair has rough
edges like a rasp. No wonder then young
mans mustache often tickles girls nose.
Black is the fashionable color Of the mo-
| ment and with the quantity of lace worn
transforms Parisiau ladies almost into Cas-
| lilian danes Of the sixteenth century.
Frogs are now fashionable for female jew
elry. They are chosen, it is said, on account
| of the sentiments expressed in the old nurs-
cry ballad "The frog he would wooing
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Bronson Alcott says that the blue or
brown-eyed woman, with fair complexion.
sanguine temperament, and fair.sized feet,
loves deeper and make better wives than any
other sort.
An eastern exchange advises those young
ladies that preserve pieces Of their dresses
In their albums, to put III pieces Of the gen.
tlemen's coats with dates and name Of VIC
tim attached.
Just now 1t is fashionable to wear the hair
quite low in the neck, in coils or plats,
while the brow is covered with waves or rings.
Brushing it straight back from the forehead
is becoming to but few-if any--faces.
A celebrated lawyer said that three most
troublesome clients he ever had were a young
lady who wanted TO be married. married
woman who wanted divorce, and an old
maid who didn't know what she wanted.
Jane Swsshelm says, dressed as women
usually are, the less exercise they take the
better for health. In fact, they are seldom
fit to stand erect or walk block, but should
be rolled around OH sofa or carried ON
palanquin. Not one woman in ten thousand
has room inside her clothes for the rise and
fall Of the ribs In breathing; not one IN ten
Thousand whose vital organs are not dis
placed by external pressure, and while this
is so the less exercise the better.
A New York correspondent says that in
that city very few ladies wear their dresses
cut low In the neck, and that out Of an av-
erage Of a thousand ladies, representing tie
best society, who were the guests upon five
or six recent and very fashionable occasions,
not more than five wore dresses cut In this
way, and several of these were filled In with
lace. Some were cut square, some heart
shaped, aud many were enriched with eSqui-
site embroidery, but none of them were per-
fectly bare.
Short hair is again in fashion, in spite OF
all that can be or has been said to the con-
q trary. These short, ripping locks are to the
last degree charming on some heads, but to
!, many ladies it Is far from becoming, as II
gives them masculine appearance not at all
. prepossessing; and even the pretty, round
. rosy-faced girls who turn themselves into be-
witcliug little Cupids by this style Of Golf
), fure must remember that they will be Obliged
to resort to the inevitable Derby hat for Q
head covering, as bonnets, hats, and the
stylish little French tocques can not very
: we'll be kept secure without some foundation
to which they may be fastened.
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