The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-03-02
EVE-ANGELICAL.
toilets are the latest Paris.

Ornithological toilets are the latest Paris.
ian novelties.
Tortoise; shell hairpins the size of steel
ones are very fashionable.
An odd caprice of the moment Is silk or
velvet sleeves, with cuffs Of the cloth.
Decorated silk hosiery is very fashionable,
and, with the opera cut slippers gives a
dainty appearance to the feet.
Lenten lilies, mingled with delicate fern
fronds, constitute the most correct corsage
bouquet OF the present season.
When Nine, Nilsson, In Atlanta, sang.
| sway Down on the Suwanee River,n all the
colored people In the gallery cried.
Bali and tassel fringes, with diamond
shaped mcshes, are made of satin cords for
trimming camel's hair and silk dresses.
Girls are more courageous than men.
They are ready To make q match with fell
low twice their philadelphia Item.
The furore for gros grain silk has extended
| TO trimmings aud sash ribbons; skirt loopInys
and bows ia "rrppsd effect" are now more
used than sam fabrics.
The Cucnraii Commercial Gazette has n
department h"ad"d What Is Guiug On in
Society" Perhsps IL Is paint and powder
Ne,o Orleans Picaytme.
Swallow trimmings for ball dresses Ia the
latest caprice. The swallows are made of
pressed velvet en- relief, and are placed In
| different sizes all over the dress.
Jefferson Davis sister, who died Quite re.
| Gently, was buried In the Monastery of the
Trappists of Gethsemane Abbey, near Louis
vile, the only woman ever Inferred there.
She Is not a brilliant woman; she il not
even an intelligent one; but there Is such
a thing as genius for affection, and she
has It. II has been good for her husband
that he married her.--Helen Hunt.
The dark tartan.like tweed. and cheyiots
are called Braemars; those In fine checks.
In subdued but bright shades of color, are
known as Invercsulds, and those of a dark
brown, with faint dashes of gold, scarlet.
and dark green In the woof, ere styled
Craigievars.
tunic or scarf TO the dress skirt js
shorter than 1t has been worn of late,
covering the upper part of the skirt only,
and draping in the back part In puffs, more
or less dropping, but showing q greater
portion Of the trimmed skirt than formerly.
only To skirts cut short.
Msdemoisslle Dinelli, the most popular
actress of the Palais Royal Theater, Paris,
has become insane. In the middle of new
comedy, when the audience was perfectly
quiet and attentive, she turned to the other
players and said: -"Do you hear how thew
hiss mew Next day she tried TO kill herself,
and had to be taken to an asylum.
Cloth and velvet combined continues TO
be the street costume. Only the coldest
days require more wrapping than q thickly
lined and wadded pelisse. The polonaise
Is straight open nearly to the waist-line,
open In the back and pressed In plaits,
while silk sash gives perfect finish.
Sprays of fine flowers, like for.get-me-
nots, lilies of the valley, mountain daisies,
rose buds, and tiny green leaves, violets.
arbutus blossoms, and the like, made Of
semi.precious stones Of color matching
that Of the flower they represent, are made
into brooches and lace pins, and are taking
the place Of the jewel.eyed animals, insects,
and serpents so long in favor.
Linen collars and cuffs of tho shane known
as the esquire" are seen on many trinity cnt
cashmere home dresses. They look both
neat and natty. Another fashion In lingerie
Is trim upright collar about an inch and a
half in height, TO which are gathered on the
lower edge two rufiies Of lace, one much
deeper than the other. This collar In. of
course, worn outside the dress, and fastens
in front with connecting links or with ring,
into which is set brilliant jewel of some
kind.
A reason, If not necessity, for some sort
Of corset may be found when the form is
very redundant; this, however, cannot be
with the very young and slight, but all that
necessity could demand, and that practical .
good sense and fitness would concede, could
he found In a strong elastic kind of Jersey,
sufficiently strong, and even stiff, under the
bust to support IL, and sufficiently elastic at
the sides and back to injure no organs and
impede no functions. Even In the case of
the young and slight an elastic band under
the false ribs would not be Injurious, but
perhaps the contrary, serving as . constant
hint to keep the chest we'll forward and the
shoulders back; but every stiff, unyielding
machine, crushing the ribs and DESTROYING
the fibre of the muscle, will be fatal TO
health, to freedom Of movement and to
beauty. l: Is scarcely too much to say that
the wearing Of such amounts to stupidity In
those who do not know the consequences
Qor over and over again warning has been
given) and to wickedness In those who do.-
Nineteenth Century. ...