The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-08-25
EVE-ANGELICAL.

Bronze kid is in favor again for house shoes
and slippers.
The lace fchu so popular this summer will
be reduced TO full ruche by fall.
New collars of linen are cut in battlement
squares and edged with narrow valenciennes
lace.
The wraps adopted by young American
girls abroad are Of masculine cut and tailor
finish.
Jackets have from twelve to fifteen wooden
buttons, timely cut In pugs' heads down the
fronts.
Broad ribbon sashes are worn by the mill
lon, from the child OF one year to the ma
tron Of sixty.
Cheap material covered with expensive
trimming Is one Of the inconsistencies Of
fashion in ladies' dresses.
Some of the newest paniers on imported
dresses are formed Of great pleats that stand
out rs If they were wired.
Mrs. Emma Young, Queen of the Gypsies,
died recently at Newark, Ohio, where she
was buried with great ceremony.
A Canadian widow recently achieved no.
toriety by marrying her daughters widower
eleven weeks after the death Of her husband.
It Is the height of fashion TO trim crevette-
pink surah dresses with twine lace almost
Is coarse as the macrame lace used In up
holstery. ~'.
Some latter day philosopher has said:
"Send me all the dresses q woman has worn
In the course of her life and will writo her
biography from them n-,Tud0e
Mrs. Larabee, of Iowa, Is visiting Mrs. ].
Mitchell, in North Adams, Massachusetts,.
Though they are sisters, ane over thirty years
old, they have never before met.
A palace car Is being built In Sacramento,
CAL, for Mrs. Leland Stapford's use. It Is
to be finished entirely according to her sug-
gestions and taste, aud Is to cost $4,000 or
$4,000. "'
"Christian Reid" the southern novelist, Is
Miss Frances @. Fisher Her father fell at
the head Of his regiment at Bull Run, and Is
reported to have been the first confederate
killed In the war.
Lace jackets are either tight. fitting or loose,
and are lined with light silk IN the color of
the lace. They have collarettes and Jabots,
and the lace used Is very full. Among the
lace are number Of ribbon bows.
The silk India muslin Is poppy-red and
cream color and is an exquisite material for
evening dresses for summer. Il Is embroid-
cred with silk of the same color In very
small figures, and Is made up as transparent
over satin.
A female dentist Is having hard time of
1t In Quebec. The press Is denouncing her
as pursuing an unwom anly vocation, and the
clergy Of St. John and Lewis churches have
prohibited their people from having anything
to do with her.
When Mr. Billony went home, and saw q
handsome bcquet reposing on one of the
parlor chairs he mentally observed that IL
was shame TO let such beautiful flowers lie
there to wither; so he took them uptenderly,
procured basin Of water, and placed them
carefully therein-and the same instant his
wife gave piercing shrek, and tainted dead
| away. But 1t was too late. Mrs. Billony's
new spring bonnet was utterly ruined.
"Kadsura,"a perfume extracted from
Japanese blossom Of subtitle fragrance, In
| Just now the perfume par excellence of
Partisan society, and looked upon as an In
dispensible item of toilet. The contents of
the wardrobe and lace corbeille are sprink-
led with a few drops of kadsura. Handker--
chief and glove-boxes have little roll Of
Kadsura- stepped wadding inserted between
the Innings. HSachets have, kadsura powder
pleniifully sprinkled between the folds of
painted satin or costly embro,deries. Kad-
sura soap and cream have firstlplace on the
dressing table, aud even the writing aud
workable, what-not and print or picture
easels breathe Kadsura- ...
A handsome costume which was worn by
blonde beauty at tie last hop at, Congress
Hall, Cape May, was Of light helotrope silk
and MORE. The lower skirt showed alter
nate panels Of the moire ndshirripgs of the
silk, the latter being finished about foot
from the lower edge of the skirt by four side
plaits. The back skirt showed q wide side
pleating overlaid by two deep puffs, and over
this was the very high punched overskiIt
looped At the back and made boufant by a
large looped bow and ends of ribbon of the
same shade. The bodice was plain, short
) and pointed, with two rows of buttons laced
across the breast, and collar and revers OF
rich lace, the plain tight sleeves being finish.
ed In the same style. .a.-...''s.-.
A very pretty novelty In jewelry has made
its appearance east within the last few weeks.
II consists of leaves in diamonds, the foliage
Of some Towering plant, such as a rose, q
lily-ofthe-valley, q violet, etc. In the center
of the spray small gold socket is arranged
to hold real or artificial flower of the same
plant as are the'diamond leaves. The effect
Is exceedingly pretty, though some skill is
required to set the blossom Alright amid Its
glittering foliage. The lily-ofthe-valles
lends itself admirably to this combination
the long, marrow leaf In diamonds forming o
charming background for the delicate white
bells of the flower. A spray of diamond
rose leaves surrounding splendid, crimson
natural rose Is also very handsome.