The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-09-01

EVE-ANGELICAL.


Mahogany Is the newest shade OF red.
watered and shaded ribbons win again be
worn.
Hungarian braid patterns trim many fall
Jackets.
Marlborough is new aud delicate shade Of
copper red.
The longer the beak Of a bird the more II 10
sought for as bat ornament. ss
Colored handkerchief are studies of color
In combinations and designs s=s. tsa
Laces of all kinds are In fashion. Even thu
old black Chantilly 10 revived. s.s.
The new cloaking ,plushes initiate seal,
beaver and otter furs = pt rfection. sfr
Higher and higher climbs the corsage bou-
qust; 1t now mounts 70 the top Of the LETT
shoulder.
Before tho wedding day she was dear and
he was her treasure; but afterward she be-
came drarcr and be treasurer.
Micheiet says that woman "a the sunday
OF man." This is true, and she Is also his
Christmas and Fourth Of July ber asssE
When society turns out to see Mrs. Lang.
try exhibit herself 10 will please speak OF her
~ "Longtrec." which II the way ofproneunc-
"I should like to have . coin dated the
year ofmy birth" said . maiden lady Of un-
certain age to male acquaintance. "Do
you think yon coui,l get one for ms 7" s"I'm
afraid not" he replied. "These very old
coins are only to be- found in valuable collee-
tions." Aud yet h- cannor see why, when he
met the lady next day, she didn't speak TO
him.
Professor welch, Of Philadelphia, the
moving spirit In the reform recently inangu-
has devised red ribbon, four inches long
and bali an inch wide, to bu worn pendant
from young women's hracrlets ~ pledge OF
sympathy In tho movement. The ribbon
hears the words, "Welch's amulet" printed
In letters Of gold. sat5 =
Efis Ellsler has PLAYED "Hazel Kirka"
straight along since the 4th Of February $50, ,,
with only three weeks vacation. In that
time she missed just one performance from
sickness. Old Con!dook has played hts part,
In the same play without break or holiday
except Sundays even since the 4th of Febru-
ary, t880, not having missed q performance,
and he ID seventy -four years old.
"There Is hardly any change. says Clara
Belle, Gin the styles Of bathing drssses.
Most Of these garments are blue flannel, and
shapeless, ~ OF yore. Indeed. 20 pur on any
thing that fits ct all. or Ii jaunty In cut, u to
invite uncomplimentary attention TITS wise
to hide ones identity In . broad-hrimmed
straw hat and flannel bag OF garment
when In the surf. About the only departure
frem this that modest woman may make II
to shape the blouse into her waist, without
betting, and TO. shorten the skirt 70 half way
between the knee and hip; but to do that, un-
less In the case OF q very thin woman, COR
set must must be worn. Bright colors for
trimmings are glaring and conspicuous In the
sunlight, and should be avoided. So should
bare arms, not only because they look too
nude In daytime, but that q single hour IN
the sun will tan their white skim TO brown,
running them for exposure In evening full
dress for atimo. A notable attempt at style
In bathir 3 was made by woman at Coney
island who. when you came 60 look uader
the shade Of her tied down hat, was revaaled
~ forty, o. least; but she was smoothly
rounded, plant and graceful. and spectators
generally mistook her for n young girl Her
blouse Of gray flannel fitted her closely from
neck to hips, and the skirt was TOO short to
sit on. The trousers were by no means ~
loose o. sultana's. and ended Just below the
knees. Gray silk stockings and canvas
slippers completed the toilet Her arms were
bare TO the tops Of her shoulders, and she
made peint Of finging them about but,
even more than there attractive GmemberS.
profusion of broad, rad braid on the costume
served - fix all eyes upon her" ....t