The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-05-25
EVE-ANGELICAL.
Plated skirts are very much worn.
Feather fans are the most fashionable.
High puffed sleeves are AGAIN fashionab

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High pulled sleeves are again fashionable.
Gold braid Is very stylish and much worn.
Brocaded velvet jackets will be worn all
spring.
Black lace bonnets are worn by middle
aged women.
Cigar and tobacco color Is very fashionable
at the moment.
very fashionable.
Black silk stockings will be much worn
with white dresses.
Flower necklets or dog collars are pretty
novelty for evening wear.
Tucks on skirts, draperies, sleeves and cor
sages arc very fashionable.
Shaded pompons will be fashionable all
| summer for the crescent hat.
Embroidered ginghams In plain colors
| have fan and parasol to match.
The new sash ribbons are bordered with
designs of tiny Kate Greenaway figures.
Large black lace fchus will be worn in the
place Of mantles wsth midsummer dresses.
Flowers are the sweetest things God ever
made and forgot to put soul into.-Beecher.
Valsnciennes lace will be the favorite
trimming for thin white dresses this sum-
mer.
Princess Beatrice Is the old maid of the
queens family, being in her twenty ninth
year.
Combination dresses are to be equally pop
ular with dresses Of one material. As many
as five different materials are used In one
dress.
Large sailor collars of linen for children
are finished with Cluny lace two inches
wide.
Narrow bands Of bright yellow velvet are
now fashionable tied tightly around the
throat.
Black Spanish polka dotted lace is to be
popular for trimming black grenadine
dresses.
The newest fan Is the "shell." It Is made
Of scarlet or black satin, and In the shape of
q crinkled she'll.
Sunshades are very large. They have
deep lace borders and large handles adorned
with ribbon loops.
The new Irish point lace collars are two
inches high, and stand up around the neck
in military style.
The popular wash fabric for children's
and misses midsummer fatigue suits Is
zephyr or gingham.
Lace ruches in the neck and lace frills
adorn black lace and black grensdine talmas,
fchus, aud pelerines.
Sleeveless Jackets, composed entirely of
rick rack, will form part of the costume
finished with that trimming. .r,
The most dressy hat for equestriennes Is
the black silk hat with bell crown and curled
brim, trimmed with narrow band.
The fashionable wrapper is the Mother
Hubbard of figured satteen. 1t presents a
very tasteful aud unique appearance.
DR.. OFT has learned that the rattlesnakes
tall makes sixty vibrations q second, being
just . trifie slower than q woman's tongue at
. sewing society.-Boston Post.
Cucumber green Is the new shade for ties.
The man who Is tied up into knot from the
he has eaten will have the intense
of knowing he is in style.
The lates; Paris colors are rotten goose
berry, decayed oranges, faded rose and gro-
,er's blue, the latter being the color of the
blue paper in which sugar Is wrapped.
A Venetian glass manufacturer Is fabricA-
ng ladies' bonnets by the thousands, and
ceiling them TOO. That style of bonnet
ought to make good looking 'lasses. Boston
Star.
A Washington man went home the other
right and found his house locked up. After
ntinlte trouble he managed to gain entrance
through back window, and then discovered
IN the parlor table q note from his wife,
eading: IL have gone out. You will find
he key on the side Of the step.
When the repsrter called on Nine. Mod
eska, she said: II baf no lofer (by which she
meant lover) except my husband, and there
ore hsf no scandals. What could say
hat would interest the public?" Madame
ppears to have . full appreciation of the
Methods by which q good many actresses
dvertise themselves into fame.
MAID OF ATHENS.
daid of Athens, we must part
hear your fatheI-f must start;
les broken of his midnight rest;
discretion on my part is best
I'd better git
Iaid of Athens, ere I go,
Kiss me once, for luck, you know;
,our fathers foot Is on the stair
lone but the brave deserve the fair
The gas amt ht 49,
laid of Athans, just once more
little ships must hug the shore;
lark the dog has broke his chain;
ounds Pm in hard lack again
Great Scott I'm bit
-Peck's SnH.