The new North-west., 1882-12-15
EVANGELICAL.

Long Jersey gloves Of fine wool are fash
ionabis.
"Longtry" Is the way Mrs. Langtry pro-
nounces 1t.
Fur lin d circulars are still In fashion and
Prumise TO remain so.
The simplest linen colorsIare worn with
velvet street costumes.
A pretty fancy Is to trim black velvet hat
with single white bird.
There is q disposition to revive the cid
fashioned gathered skirt.
The large fur cape will be worn As much
this winter rs II was last.
Velvet Is the favorite millinery and trim
ming material this winter.
Skirts continue to grow more bcutfant In
the back and fuller At the sides.
The girls At vsssar College got away with
1913 turkeys ON Thanksgiving day.
Cliugstone costumes are going out of style.
1t WAS bad give-away on thin knees.
An adage amended: Birds Of feather
| nnck on new bonnets.-Ne,c Orleans Pic
| dyuae.
A miner fell In love with girl at first
sight, she was easily smitten with him, and
the entire c'urtship was, "My pet ~ "1ou
bet !"
The latest caprice Ii to fasten up the
| front of flannel and cloth suits with straps
Of leather passing through buckles OF the
same.
| AVassar College miss reads the prayer
book thus: "As 1t was In the beginning, Ia
now, and ever shall be, world without meh.
All me!'
| A New York girl has made $l50O00 by
| an oil transaction. The aunt whose heir
she was, aud who wanted to start the fire
| IN q hurry, Is expected to come down some
time during the winter.
Miss Burr, af North Carolina, to whom
senHtsr David Davis is to be married soon,
" Is = young friend Of his late wife, and used
10 visit her ~ The National Hotel at WASH
ingi.n. She Is about thirty years younger
than Mr.. Davis, and he has been paying her
maj ksd attention for At least year.
| Adelaide Dstchon, = pretty soubrette, has
evidently ''msshsd" . Boston youth with
serious effect. He writes descriptively OF
her: "rhe white wonder Of her arms 10 too
sivinely perfect for anything Of mere flesh
and blood, aud she Ii but the beautiful phan-
glorious tsngibiiity by some old masters
cunning hand" Gosh!
Brown Bette, made Of one-third bread
anu two thirds apples, Is good. The bread
| should bc crumbied very hne, and. the ap-
Pies Cared and chopped; then take two
UPS II brown sugar, one half of q cup OF
bult. r, two teaspvonfuls of cinnamon, and
\ little nutmeg. Mix thoroughly and
spread OH the apples and bread, and bake
very brown. Serve with any kind Of sauce.
The "J-rsey Lily" objected to Sarony's
pictures vi her because they "make me pretty,
aud 1 am beautiful" as she modestly remark
ed. The Other Sunday she had forty mega
tives taken. The artist who took them says
she's high checked woman; that ten years
ago Fagny Davenport was much more beau
, tiful than MIS-. Langtry; In fact the most
beautiful woman he ever photographed.
Mrs. Langtiy IS In his opinion charming
not beautiful.
Mrs. Jerome Bonaparte, reported to be
, dying, was by birth . gran nddaughter OF DAN
= i.i Webster and by marriage great grand
O daughter Of the first Consul's brother BY his
!, | Baltimore wife. Her father was William III,
y Ro6s-ii, . wealthy New York merchant aad
= shipper. Who married daughter Of Webster
d Al twenty .onc she married Leroy Edgar, and
/ u
UOO. In 1886, aud two or three years after
while travelling In Europe, she met Colone
Je ONE B0nsparte, then French dragooI
. uincer. The pay of French officers was yer.
"A small, and when Colonel Bonaparte me
Mrs. Edgar he had only $500 gear salar.
and Sl,OO0 . year allowance from his grand
mother. Marriage with young and beauti
full lady with large fortune was brillian
thing for him, but there were influences Cd
verse to him, and he could never get hl
he pr, motion to General Of Brigade. Whe
90 M,n-. Patterson Bonaparte died some thre
:. years ago she left The Colonel 81 10000.
be- The girly girl 10 the trnest girl. She
'1 pretenss. The slangy girl has b hard job I
to il not to forget her character. The boye
nd girl and the rapid girl are likewise weare
nd Of masks. The girly girl never bottle
\. about woman rights ami woman wrongs. 81
NC 10 girl aud 10 glad Of 1t. She would not |
ire boy aud grow up into man and vote IN
rss 20 to war and puzzle her brain about stool
NJ. for kingdom. She knows nothing abo'
business and does not want to know an
Su thing about II. Her aim Is to marry SON
er, good fellow and make HIM an excellent Wit
cir and she generally succeeds In doing bot
~. She delights In dress and everything that
=, pretty, aud she is not ashamed 70 own tn
Wy she does. She 10 pleased when she ID q
Pc mred, and lets you see that she Ii. She
D.e f. minine from the top Of her head to Il
a, snd ,f her toss, and u you try to draw b
"a into the discussion Of dry themes she tel
e" you squarrly that tho conversation does n
he suit her. She Ii the personifcation of fran
pa ness. There IL not particle Of humbug
ar. her composition. Here Is 4 health TO &
III. lA- l~s