The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-09-22
NEWSPAPER DECISIONS.
EVE-ANGELICAL.

Bronze and crimson form a fashionable
combination.
Black slippers with colored heels are the
present fancy.
Plain velvet Is preferred to the ribbed.
striped or brocaded.
the newest cloth jackets.
Cheviots in inch square plaids are among
the fashionable fall patterns. I
Mime. Anna Bishop has decided to write
her recol!ections of the stage.
Small bonnets and large round hats are
announced for the next season.
Bonnet strings are worn very wide, tied II
butterfly bow under the chin.
Pulled sleeves finished at the hand with
plain cuff sre considered stylish,
The fashion Of tracing the veins with blu,
paste Is gaining favor in London.
Freshly gathered flowers are used to trim
the hats and corsages Of country toilets.
Gloves are as long as ever, and the tan
colored variety Is still worn with full even
ing dress.
The newest ribbon for trimming are vel
vet on one side and corded like siciliene OF
the other.
Waistcoats are made In the old continent
] al style, and will be much worn at the ma
tinee this fall.
Chinese images form the latest bangle
charms, bracelets, rings and earrings being
worn to match.
Plush sacques and dolmans will be tn,
! correct thing for winter wear, and will TAX
the place Of seal skin to great extent.
Pepper r-and-salt mixtures, mottled cloth
and underlined stripes and plaids are the rule
In the new woolens for travelling dresses.
Narrow braid, in silver and gold, is mucl
used In trimming cloth dresses. Ever &c
little Of this garniture goes great way IL
effect.
Eggs within eggs and rings within ring,
will be more fashionable In the new autumn
goods than the polka dots and moon spots
worn at present.
Repped plush, resembling corduroy, Il
used for skirts Of checked wool dresses i'm
ported from London. Dark red suits of plust
and cloth are very fashionable.
Handkerchiefs that were formerly tucked
in the front Of ladies' Newmarket coats
are now thrust in . single pocket made
across the back of such garments.
Boston has discarded stress" as the femi-
nine affix and substituted "trix." We once
knew seamstrix whose mother was tai
lorix, that became quite apoetrix.
The basket bonnet, made of hollow rub
Der tubes representing brown willow, is the
latest novelty at the summer resorts. Il Is
trimmed with artificial flowers and velvet
ribbon:
Alexy, the faithful Alaskan Indian guide,
who was among the latest survivors Of De
Longs Jeanette expedition, made arrange.
inents before sailing to have all his pay given
to his wife. She will not hear Of his death
till next spring, and she will receive his pay
up to that time.
The Pa.isienne Of fashion rarely wears
ruching round her neck on the street; the
plainest description of linen collars are worn
instead. Lace Is reserved entirely for even.
ing wear. Embroideries are still in high
favor. In tulle batiste and gauze the design
of fne flowers done In delicate shades OF
silk are charming.
The prettiest ball dresses of the season
u6Nc Uccu oCSh az "a ntoSas ucy ATC COm
posed of tulle, or some light diaphanous ma
terial, with soft chenille spots. The draper,
is arranged in the rippling serpentine fash
ion known rs the "water fall" and larg,
spray Of roses In two colors, with leave
loosely mounted, Is fastened OH one side.
Some of the new autumn walking cos
tunes of tweed are decidedly masculine Il
style, showing white under-waistcost, cut
nat aotA s,,af hal of..
with one button, standing collar with rount
gold collar button, and held together b
large gold links or huge cuff buttons an
crowning all, jaunty English, low crowne
Derby hat, devoid Of trimming of any sort
The "valois" waist of ruby colored velvt
| for satin Is very pretty. On the border
the basque is avery narrow "V alois" pulling
The front opens In sharp point to sho'
underneath vest of cream and ruby colo
ed brocbe goods. 1t Is surrounded by
drapery made of three plaits. The vest be
Q very high straight collar, with a ruchingo
the inside. On the shoulder of the sleev,
Is a leg of mutton putting, and below d
fine shirrs which reach to the elbow. In Il
back Of the basque, falling over the point,
. she'll shaped postillion,
The Baltimore Day 10 responsible for Il
statement that there exists in Baltimore q
association called "The Sour Grape Club
1t is composed of ten of the most fashionab
young married ladies In the city, and u
members are bound, upon the birth of chi
to any number, to give to the lucky moth
numerous articles Of wearing apparel and |
fants' jewelry. The club has been In exis
ence year, and the obligation has thus Z
been faithfully carried out. One membi
has already received two sets of prizes.
photograph Of the baby Is furnished eas
| member. '' E