The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-07-28
EVANGELICAL.
Lace ruches are used to edge the chine
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Lace ruches are used to edge the chine
silk dresses worn at receptions. aa sg
Mrs. Garfield has given $l,0Oo TO the
Christian Memorial Church In Washington.
Dangling balls Of wool and pompons are
the fashionable trimmings for imported wool
en- dresses. ~ '---h'a77 ss7-s ss+z y
The latest large London bat, called the
Langtry, has marabout feathers set In soft
fluffy puff on the edge of the brim. y" Ea7l q
Large Leghorn hats with white and yellow
plumes are most popular because they can
be worn with costumes of any of the colors .
now In vogue. g., .s.s ---.'..ag.-. ...=-..s
In some parts Of New England it Is said
candy Is sold so strongly saturated with
liquor as to intoxicate ladies unaccustomed
to the beverage. a .mt sr un.-a#g'
Blue with brown is fashionable contrast
| OF colors In imported dresses. A pale blue
foulsrd with dark brown figures trimmed
with bows of brown velvet ribbon Is one of
the prettiest Of the season. ..t -' '
Just as beaded trimmings are losing favor
| and are about TO be relegated TO the indians
who first wore them, 1t Is announced that
| real gold beads, real turquoises and pure
| amber beads are In vogue In Paris.
A chambermaid In Pennsylvania hotel
attempted to drive nail with the butt Of
loeded revolver, but stopped when bullet
went flying through the sleeve Of her dress,
fortunately without wounding her. o ....-.e
| repeal of the law prohibiting marriage with
| deceased wife's sister will probably be
successful next year. This session the bill
Of repeal was defeated by only four votes.
It Is found that the mind Of Under Secre-
tary Burke's sister, who lived with him has
given away. She has not shed tear, and
sits at the window, exclaiming at every foot
fall: "He Is coming" II Ia impossible TO
divert her thoughts from him. 4r' r .sfs.
The genuine India muslin, as glossy as
silk, and diaphanous like gauze, Is worn by
English women of wealth, who import II d.
reCtly from India. A batiste skirt is worn
beneath this fabric, and both these are
mounted on silk skirt In order to bring out
Its finest effect. .u..aa Hnwaf Isaaa
A little girl who ran home from school all
out of breath, said: "Oh, please, ma, may
get married and have husband 2" "My
childw exclaimed the astonished mother,
"don't let me ever hear such words from you
againp "Well, then, may have q piece Of
bread and butter and go out to play In the
back yard?"
| A curious lawsuit Is that brought by Mary
McCarty against Judge Walbridge A. Field,
Of the Supreme Court Of Massachusetts,.
Mary was under arrest for larceny. Her law
! yer applied for writ of habeds corpus, and
| Judge Field refused It. She claims that this
was an error, and that It resulted in sending
her to State prison, where she still remains.
| The suit Is for $4,000 damages, and has
been duly entered, the Judges estate being
attached in the sum demanded. asa.E
| An exquisite new fabric, known as Fleur
| de The, Is sheer lawn, as transparent as
! gauze, and crinkled like Grape, so that IL is
elastic and fits the figure like glove--or
like jersey. 1t further commends itself
not only by washing we'll but In dispensing
| altogether with ironing; It needs to be only
slightly manipulated and drawn into shape
after being cleansed. 1t comes In Oriental
colors and designs, and Is boon to those
who live in dread Of laundry bills when sum-
mer dresses need to be "done up"
| A young lady, handsome brunette, at
tracted considerable attention recently by
driving through Central Park, New York, In
a little gold colored phaton. She was dress
ed in striking costume Of aPharoah" red
satin, drapcd with black Spanish lace, with
glimpses of the unveiled satin showing here
and there on the bodice and upper portion of
the overdress. Attached to the phaton was
an immence canopy Of red satin, lined with
''snnset" brocade and edged with Q deep
ruffle Of yellow fcelle lace. The young lady
wore an Alsatian peasants hat Of immense
brim and high towering crown, covered with
red and gold colored feathers, laid one over
! the other alternately. Long Mousquetaire
: driving gloves of deep yellow were drawn
, | over the close red satin sleeves, and at hel
throat was pinned bunch Of yellow cow
! slips.-Nep York Epening Post. is5 s'if