The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-09-15
NEWSPAPERS DECISIONS.
EVANGELICAL.

A velvet season Is predicted for the coming
winter. 3%@ a+f @@s
Small birds will be much used in millinery
next season.
Turnover linen collars open at the side
are novelty. 4 1 s
Ribbens are much used for the neck with
plain linen collars. &#
India cashmere makes the most refined
and simple suit for travelling and for early
autumn.
Sulphur-colored lace trims pale-blue cos
tunes, and nax gray lace trims green dresses
effectively. ataa ssAs
Velvet flowers on repped silk will be the
mest elegant brocades Of the autumn and
winter goods. s5sts s8 &9w
A rumor prevails at Fayetteville, N. O.,
that Senator David Davis will soon marry =
lady living In that vicinity.
Jersey bssques or soldier-blue cloth, with
| frogs Or black braid across the front, are very
fashionably worn with black skirts.
Several very handsome shapes of walking.
hats are to be found, aud turbans, though
not plentiful, are thought to be desirable.
The hair, to be fashIonably dressed, must
fall low on the neck In braids or coils, and
over the forehead In loose airy curls or
rings. .trss aes s=sFsf
Pomegranste, pale ruby, coral pink, Flor
entine and turkey-comb reds, ,dafodil, maize,
bee-brown and wheat color are some Of the
newast shades.
White muslin skirts trimmed to the waists
with embroidered d0unces,f are worn with
poppy-red velvet basques, trimmed with old
Venetian point lace. sa*4H VA
The wearing of jewelry ID going out Of
fashion In England. It Is becoming vulgar
to be seen with display Of Jewels, unless Ii
be on great occasions.
BY little girls Of from two years Of age up.
ward, navy blue, Turkey red and raspberry
pink Chambery dresses are worn over
white quimpes and sleeves.
Small falling ornaments OF black or coll
ored beads are much used for dress trim
mings. They serve for such purposes ~ to
adorn the inside Of hollow plaits and forthe
center Of small lace rosettes.
One secret Of Mrs. Langtry's beauty ID
ont, for the lady recently told an American
interviewer that she was the only gill In .
family Of seven children, and shared the
outdoor sports Of six stout brothers.
The dark, rich reds coming into the au-
tumn styles are becoming to both blondes
and brunettes. It has been stated "there Ii
no color which more splendidly reveals the
beauty Of the blonde than . dark velvety
shade Of crimson" alw ae4i&
Dress hats are shown with high, peaked
crowns, either fiat at top Or rounded-the
former, though, have the ascendancy. Some
of these crowns are veritable steeplas In
shape, tapering Of almost TO b point. Blims
are wide and are made fiat, turned up, rolled
back, or taring, as msy suit the fancy.
The term aold maid" il rapidly disappear
ing from society. People who are heard to
use that oprrobrious. epithet can at once be
classed among the ignorant and vulgar. Now
that women are becoming enlightened, the
tendency of the times Is Teaching them that
they need not be necessarily passed or laid
away upon the shelf, II they .remsin unmar-
ried after reaching the age, Of twenty-five
years. .s...es
Browns of every shade, and green's rang
ing from the sgreenery- gallery" Of the as
thetic to the darkest and 2mest invisible
greens, will undoubtedly be the reigping IA
vorites during the approaching season; and
rs regards style, the present indications arc
that but few, II any, dresses will be worn
with fat trimming-the more boHffant tbs
better. Dressmakers, by means of paniers,
puffs, fullscarf draperies, ruches, and other
resources at their command, contrive TO.
make fashionable costumes as intricate and
impossible to follow rs possible, and the fur
ther the effect the greater the triumph.