The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-03-07
TABLE GOSSIP.

Gathered founcee will be revived.
Ccrssge bouquets are growing larger and
larger.
Robe dresses with embroidered Aounces
appear among spring lmportstions.
Ladies' walking shoes are now made with
alligator skin vsmPs and mat kid tops.
It is wonderful sabduer, this need OF
love, this hunger of the heart.-George
Eliot.
The vague consciousness Of being 2ne
fellow is no guarantee of success in suy
line of business.
All the scholastic Ecafolding falls as a
ruined edihce before one single word
Faith.-Napoleon.
The favorite finger rings for gentlemen
at present are the ssrd, onyx and chryso-
prase in intsglio.
@Only the actions of the iust
Smell sweet and blOssOza IN the dust"
He who has fair words only is like oze
who feeds the sick with an empty spoon
and talks about Cruel.
Pupils nowadays study so much that
they don't know anything" says a men,
Der of the Massachusetts, Board of Edues-
ton.
A turnover collar and cuTs of velvet to
match in color or hsrmonize with the dress
material will be much used IN early spring
costumes.
Itwss Charles Lamb who, when CRITICS.
ing Coleridge rather severely, added, with
great pAthos, "but he is an sEchangel lit
tie damaged"
The first spring goods thsS have been
opened are fine Scotch and American
tweeds, with large plsins in admirable mix
ture Of colors.
When you srs successful look out for the
arrows of envy. HStones anc sticks are
flung only at fruit-bearing trees" said q
Persian philosopher.
If you have any faith, give me for
heavens sake q share of It'll Yo1- doubts
you may keep to yourself, have plenty Of
my own.-Goethe.
Louise Michel says there has tssn q re-
markable and steady decrease in The in.
Auenee of the priests on women sizce the
FraRco-GermaD war.
The disoord that inxolveth
Some startling change Of key,
The Masters hand resOlVeth
In richest harmony
In contemplation, if q man begin with
oertainties, he shall end in doubts; hut if
he will be content to begin with doubts he
shall end in certaiRties.-Bsoon.
An attractive reception dress is made O.
moonlight.blue satin with embroidered eli
yer threads all over its surface. White laes
founces are the trimming for such q dainty
dress.
"Intense Church women" now dress Sc
verely in black because of Lent, and carry
small cross tied to their wrist by q black
ribbon. 1t ia wretched when fashion and
religion are allied.
A dinner party was given recently il
London at which thirty-nine courses were
served, which fact prompts Prof. Blackie
to remark that "there are still fools and
beasts in high places"
Nothing more sensible has been said dur
ing the prevailing epidemic Of discussion
about fire escapes than by 9 Hartford srchi-
tect, Mr.. s. w. Lincoln, who says "the
best fire escape is q cool head"
Marriages of parties whe contract alli-
ances for social or financial reasons, rather
than for love, are now called In fashiona-
bic society marriages for reason" They
are often followed by divorces for reason.
There Is virtue in the attempt even TO
do q great thing well; but il we fail it ar
CUES nothing against the heart, but only
that circumstances thwsrted or that our
Judgment did not match the nobility of our
desire.
The epigrsm which extols the songs of q
people above their laws should be modified,
in order TO meet the facts of our day and
country, 10 this, Let me teach the schools
Of q people and care not who runs their
politics--Inter Ocean.
In millinery ornaments variety of new
designs have becn imported, but buckles
predominant over all the others, and it is
expected that they will be as fashionable
here as they are at present in Paris. Am
Der IS the newest rage, and Is introduced
into buckles, pins and fancy ornaments
Conversation overheard in street car:
First young debutante: "Oh, Pm so sorry
Lent is here" Second ditto: "Oh, how
wicked; I'm real glad, for my ball dresses
were getting frighsfully shabby, and besides,
mamma says am looking alittle worn with
4he late hours and brilliant Lights, and /