Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-29
FOR AND ABOUT WOMEN.

Mrs. Senator Malone wears the finest
diamonds in Washington society. 60.
Very little jewelry is worn with full dress
toilets. The flower decorations, however, are
very profuse.
III Delilah had worn Gainsborough hat,
poor Samson might have fallen in love with
a better woman
The assistant in the astronomical depart
ment of Harvard College is a lady-Miss
Rhoda G. Saunders. u
The sesthetic form of dress displays the
blue Tyrian tint and the reddish tone named
in the b,au monde Babylonian. ..-,s.-.
A novel trimming for short dancing dress
is wreath of roses placed around the bot
tom of the skirt just over the lace balayeuse.
Mrs. Ann S. Stephens, the venerable nov
elist opened her new house at SO East Sixty
third street, New York, few nights ago,
with literary reception. ~
The screw earring of solitaire diamonds
and the hoop earring made OF pearls or fill
gree work in fine gold, are the only boueles
dOreilte just now in vogue.
Breakfast caps for young ladies are very
fashionable. There is jaunty, coquettish
appearance about this bit of fnery that is
very fascinating. They come in various
styles.
Princess Elizabeth of Hesse- Darmstadt,
the plain, but good-hearted daughter of the
late Princess Alice of England, is going TO
marry the brother of the Princess of Wales,
Waldemar of Denmark.
Queen Victoria has given Miss Grant
commission for a marble bust of Dean Stan
ley, which is to be placed in the private
chapel at Windsor Castle, as a companion to
the bust of General Grey.
q favorite costume OF high ceremony this
Al i l. II.
velvet court-trained princesse dress, over q
petticoat of white satin, trimmed with white
lace or pearl and crystal fringes-
Feather collars are the novelty for young
ladies to wear in the street. There are dark
green ones with tiny bird for ornament,
and black ones, made OF ravens feathers,
with fringe of feathers tipped with jet.
A thrifty family is that one in England
with the royal attachment. The latest indi-
cation OF its thrift comes in the shape of g
report that the Princess Beatrice has made
200 from the first edition OF her manual
A Providence woman went no further to-
wand numbering an enemy than 10 get false
advertisement of her death into the papers,
with the age set down at thirty-eieht years,
and the "Miss" inserted to remind the reader
that she was still unmarried.
Velvet muffs are trimmed with rufiies OF
lace and applique adornings, and some are
still further enhanced by bows and Trail
ing ends of looped ribbon. Plush muffs
are handsome. You will see muffs decorated
with little birds of gay plumage.
He: "May call you Revenge?1 She:
"Why?" He: because Revenge is sweet"
She: Certainly you may, provided, though,
you will let me call you Vengeance. He:
"And why should you call me Yengeancey"
She: because Vengeance is mine
Pawtucket, and she poisoned them. To her
horror, she saw the owner plucking them
next day for the market, and her conscience
gave her no peace until she had bought the
lot at price far above the butchers offer.
Harvard LdHpooa: "There is a Chicago
girl who has been dying for the last two
years-liying, as 1t were, with one foot in the
grave. The physicians have hopes, how
ever. They say she can't get the other foot
in-no room. st. Louis papers please copy
Ayassar girl takes Liberties Sith one, Of
Mother Goose's poems: s.4-.s..
Oscar Wilde has crossed the sea.
With silver buckle on his knees; 7tf'ta
When ne comes here he'll smile on me-
And '1 SThe "a de sap sth e1eP ss Ss
The Princess Louise is going to contribute
TO Good Words q series of drawing illustrat-
ing Quebec and its surroundings, and her
husband will publish a poem on Quebec"
in the same periodical. The enchantment in
the princess view OF Canada Is likely to be
permanent.
The decollete style of dress is evidently
slowly vending its way toward US again.
Home dresses are often made in this manner,
but not so much as was the case while in the
fashion before. Often the open throat is
half or wholly concealed by lace and huge
bouquet de eoTsdge.
The duchess of Eiinburg having deposited
with the art department of South Remington
a collection of water-color copies from the
old masters by Stohl, they will be exhibited
at Bethnal Green. There are eixty-fve Of
them, and were originally ordered by the
empress of Russia.
For the new primer: This is an Innocent
Girl Does the Innocent Girl know that the
lee Crop may be short2 The Innocent Girl
does not know that the Ice Crop may be short.
Would you like TO be an Innocent Girl and
get no Ice Cream? What will become of the
Innocent Girls beau? a,e
Mother" remarked a Duluth girl, II
think Harry must be going to propose TO
me.o ''Why so, my daughter" querIed the
old lady, laying down her sPectacles, while
her face beamed like moon on his four
teenth night. "WelI, he asked me this even.
ing if wasn't tired living with such a
menagerie as you and dad"
Many OF the Hoboken women object to
barring their arms in public. One young
woman positively declined to roll up her
sleeve. She told DIR. Alters 70 cut il over
the spot on which he wished % apply The
vaccine matter. She wore new and expen-
ave dress, and he demonstrated with her
bat TO no purpose. 'aCut it, she said, ''cul
il" He finally ripped the seam and per
formed the operation.
On Boxing-dzy. Lady Grantley, formerly
Miss McVicker, Of New York, limited about
fifty children Of the village fron the age -oi
| three tofseiye years to , treat At Lord GRAFT
iey's seal, Wonersh park. The little sonel
were first entertained with a ban6lal tea
Next came lucky bag. which wss HANDED
round, and from whence the children drew
tickets, which gained them pfssenas ia th,
shape Of fancy scsrfs, handkerchief, neck
ties, writing desks, baskets Of sweets, and {
! variety of other articles. The village banS
was in attendance, and played lively nusi'
outside the mansion, 10 which Toe sergant
Of the house, as well as the chiidrep, dance,
| to their hearts content.
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