The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-01-27
EVE-ANGELICAL.
Six distinct shades of red are often seen
Inon one rnund hat

Six distinct shades of red are often seen
upon one round hat. ......
Amb. r. beaded sandals of laurel pink satin
are the latest in dancing shoes.
Emma Abbott is a strong favorite In Mil
waukee. She played to packed thousands
there for week.
Mrs. Cashel Hoey, is the wife Of the CO.
lonial Secretary, with an independent in
come ofsome $4,000 a year.
Handsome chenille fringes curled, and
very full, are used with great effect upon
mantles of vigogue, Siciienne or satin.
A costly cream white brocaded satin has
for design q branch Of oak leaves and clus-
ters Of acorn nuts in bright green aud gold.
New Castilian breakfast caps OF gold face
and Manila grass MEETINGS are fastened to
the head by long gold-headed pins set with
onyx stones.
Toques made Of smooth satin-like faath-
ers of pure white are exhibited for young
girls wear They are extremely pretty and
becoming.
A new French bonnet has the tiny puffed
crown completely covered with multi colored
butterflies made of chinelle, silk plush and
soio ''hsei.
81 was born in lS45." said Patti to the
Cincinnati Enquirer interviewer, ".yet Max
Maretzak makes out In his suit against me
thut was born in lS40."
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oh""iher KNOTS " wh''e SATIN or wa'ered
SILK f'"o"h' 'as'eh" ny = rose or ael'ae
spray VI h""ers' take tue piace oi the norai
MIS- rreoer'es Eal'' "' EImi'a' n. LIS
h"" 'u'i Depu'y ooiiector oi ihterha' rev
e""e' a''er 'en years As ASSISTANT bePuIJ.
Her Assistant Deputy Is also lady.
| llnted Roman pearls are much worn with
tuii evening dress. 1reek necklaces are also
"orh' maze ol se'erai rows Oh pearls linked
together a. intervals oy small diamond
clasps.
S'yllsh ans elegant travelling dresses are
maue Oh me austrian WOOL I'D Tiny oiue ana
soid checks trimmed with panels ana bands
OF Russian blue velvet, and French gold but
tons' hneiy chased.
The Empress Augusta, Of Germany, Is far
ifon oeing osautifui ola lady. She istaii,
paihiniiy slender, woman o' many angles,
whose sharp features express stern' nara,
ana haughty nature
In dressing, walking and carriage costumes,
sent to America, Worth Is employing the
new copper color and odd terra-cotta shades,
combining them Win veiVet OF seal brown,
grenot' dark green or rnby.
DR.. Mary Walker thinks Guiieau is insane.
The Doctors masculine appearance is de-
scrib-d as being ''more so" than usual this
season, on account OF haity SILK hat which
she balances Win great care.
Mrs. Celia Thaxter is to spend the winter
with Mrs. James I. Fields. Since her al
Fiction Mrs. Fields secludes herself almost
entirely from society, and passes the greater
part OF her time among the poor.
piano, supposed to be that on which Sir
Walter SCOTS daughters Annie and Sophia
received their first lessons, was among the
wedding presents OF bride In Edinburgh
lately, II having been given to her mothers
family in 1877.
A noted physician says that the most pro-
life cause OF woman's nervous diseases, hys-
terics, spinal diseases, and sick headache is
high-heeled boots. When he can persuade
his patients to cease wearing them, they are
patients no longer.
, The bodies of wooden dresses are some
time ornsmentsd with velvet collars and
) cuhs embroidered In gold They are called
officers and projects collars, and are high
ana straight about the threat; with them arc
} worn double ruehes OF yellow lace
: From Hindoostan comes q loud call for
women doctors. The high.caste ladies there
J are not allowed regular physicians, who are
all males, put are compelled 10 depend for
health on ignorant old crones OF sheir own
; sex who treat them to witch-broth and incah'
laiions.
A bonnet for full dress wear Is composed
If amber satin, covered with a thick netting
of gold, ruby and emerald beads. finished
with bordering Of gold threaded lace. An
other capote Is covered with the feathers OF
the lophophore and has broad strings oil gar
net velvet.
For adorning elaborate evening dresses
white silk lace or Spanish blonde embroid-
cred with gold or silver Is extensively used,
and many ladies are endeavorng to mod
srnizng their old laces bv outlining the
MOWERS anu iea'es Oh .ne aos'sn Win 'h'eau'
Oh either silver OF go'a'
There was pretty little scene At Pontafe',
on the Austrian frontier, fortnight ago
d where group of young Italian and Austrian
$ girls, dressed in white, gave Margaret o.
J. Italy lovely bouquet. They were all kissed
: in turn, with many afirctionate words, by
y the beautiful and stately queen.
a It Is quite the fashion at weddings to have