The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-06-09
EVE-ANGELICAL.
The new bright shade of olive Is favorite
for summer woolen goods.

The new bright shade of olive is favorite
for summer woolen goods.
Ladies' parties among the elite and utterly
qui rire, are now called "muftin scufiles."
Mr.. Darwin was one ofthe very first to sign
petitions In favor or woman suffrage in En-
land.
Boston has 12S girls who are studying La
tin to help some future husband to spin out
a salary of SIS per week.
Small jewelled lace pins, matching the
color and design Of the earrings, are now
used to fasten bonnet strings.
Brocades give place to embroideries of elab-
crate designs wrought on surah silks, In the
Chinese stitches that are alike on both sides.
Mary Clemmer says that only one girl out
of five hundred can be happy as q clergy
mans wife. She tried 1t, and didn't get TO
see circus for eleven years.
A little girl nine years old, having attend
| ed soiree, being asked by her mother on re-
turning how she enjoyed herself, answered,
81 am full of happiness; l couldn't be any
happier unless could grow"
Colored stones for jewelry are once more
coming into vogue. The most popular are
the amethyst, sapphire, emerald and ruby.
These are set In dead gold, principally as
lace pins, with earrings to match.
among the most tasteful limportations. They
come with dark green or maroon grounds
strewn with tea roses or carnations, and are
trimmed with cream tinted fcelle lace.
Pointed bodices are confined to evening
dresses, and the several points are softened
by one or two puffs of satin, gradually grow
ing narrower in back and front, or by pleat-
ings of lace, or by many loops Of ribbon.
Pompeilan red and black silk stockings are
worn with the simplest and with the most
elaborate toilets--no matter whether light or
dark. Dark navy blue and the lighter porce-
lain blue are also favorite colors for hosiery.
Among the newest fabrics are moire gren-
adines of two stripes of contrasting colors,
to be made up with the repped Victoria silks
or glazed surahs that change through two or
three colors, and are called chameleon silks.
A western woman named her girl baby
after noted lady and wrote to her about It..
The lady sent thick, heavily sealed envel-
ope, "net to be opened until the babes thir-
tieth birthday" 1t was terrible revenge to
take.-Phild. Ne,cs.
'Ma, am all made now" said little miss
of three and half years old, at the break
fast table the other morning. "Why, dear ?"
said the fond mother. "Because have had
my ears pierced and was vaccinated yester-
day." SAID little Tot.-HarBord Sunday
Journal.
Picturesque round hats have broad, straight
brims, or are sloped away In Rembrandt
shape on the left side, with puff of velvet
on the edge that is found to bo very becom-
ing. The crown Is surrounded with plumes
or else its only trimming IS a great Alsace
bow made of a silk scarf.
A few days since six hundred Irish girls
were landed at Castle Garden, New York,
from the steamship Montreal. Not male
passenger came over on the vessel, and the
Oldest of the girls is only 20. Each of the
six hundred young women had q place pro-
vided for her upon arrival, in New York,
Boston and other points in the East.
An aigrette of ostrich feathers, or little
pouf of marabout, is the fashionable orna
ment for the hair. With the simple ingenue
styles Of hairdressing now in vogue the only
comb that can be used has slender, long
band above the teeth, and 1t Is the fancy of
the moment to have this heading row of
diamonds, or of the sparkling Rhine stones
that giisten like gems.
The mill.owners of Patterson, New Jer-
sey, tried locking their doors last year on cir
Gus days, but the girls climbed out of the
windows. This year the city authorities,
instigated by the same willy capitalists,
charged license fee of $1,000. The circus
came just the same, and twenty thousand
mill girls attended, and the mills had to
close. The circus Is power, and so are the
girls.
Charming dresses made of the new cotton
satteens can scarcely be distinguished from
foulards or other silks. They are chosen la
pale rose grounds strewn with wheat clusters,
or porcelain blue With white hawthorne
boughs, or delicate gray tints frightened with
pink rose buds. When made up In princess
fashion, with slight paniers and puffed tab
lier and trimmed with cream-white embroid.
cry. they are tastefully completed by bows
of dark velvet ribbon, and velvet collar is
added.
Sometime ago a man came into Balti.
more lawyers office in q state of great ex-
element and asked him to commence pro-
ceedings for divorce. Mr.. Dobbs heard him
through, and then said: ~ think have
something that will exactly SUIT your case !;
sit still and will read 1t to YOU" The man
remained seated, all ears, supposing he was
to listen to Blackstone or Kent, when Mr..
Dobbs began to read "Betsey and are Out"
BY the time he had ended the mans eyes
were full of tears. 81 believe / will go
home," he said. And he and his wife have
lived happily ever since.--Waf.