Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-09

without tumblinR everything ont OF his
pockets. Yet a woman will 90 through
those same %psntaloonl In the morning 80
noisele ssly that even the mice know moth.
ing about it,-Chicago News.
In North Brazil there areno professional
dressmakers. There finest ladies usually
make their own .wretohedly- fitting coz
tunes, and the most of q lady's wardrobs
Is purchased at home from the e%ver.present
peddlers walking about the streets If
every. city in the empire.
II pour lace bed spread and pillow GOV.
ers are soiled, wssh them, and, instead 9of
bluing them, dip them in some very weak
cold coffee, and they will receive from IL q
delicate shade of ecru. which la 30 popular
for laces Sust NOV. Curtains and other
articles Of the kind may be treated in the
sans way.
A plaid dress TO be q SUCCESS requires
much care in the making. You can tell a
plaid dress made by I'm artist OF o glance.
Give q true hand a fabric of this pattern
home 30 judiciously mingled with o plain
silk matching one Of the dark colorso OF the
plaid, that you would never take IL for the
same dress made by inartistic person.
A lamp shade Of pale blue may have the
DTOEtG 63LuttiC tOuCh BlNCh W ~ ny run.
ming q fine wire through lace and then
bending it around the ottom Of the shade
30 that It forms o little houEee. The lace
| should be about three inchx, deep end
| should be scant. There should be Just
f%ullness enough to make it hang grace
fully.
There is to be an entirely new style OF
beauty. The girls with the rudy looks OF
the golden hair and the Saxon skin, that
have had their sway 30 long, will have t.
abdicate their throne to their dark haired
sisters. SO fashion has decreed, and when
fashion does decree a thing the result is al
unalterable 81 q general election. To be
In the fashion to-day you must have darl
hair, dark blue eyes, not q particle oil
color and lips as the cherry. These rather
varied requirements are to be met-witf
art.
The pointed c~uirass bodice with panierl
attached seems to be quite as popular q,
ever. Great latitude is given to the ar
rangement Of the paniers and scarves
making it easy for either stout or slendel
ladies to adopt them. The two sides OF tn,
skirts are often diffe emily disposed = tn,
drapings low on one Tide and high on tn
other, lsidin fat pleats or full uprigh
folds, and sometimes one side of the Skin
consists of entirely different trimming
and materials from the other. For in
stance, o Partisan dress lately shown hac
one half alone of the Entire skirt made o
velvet of u deep violet shade and the othe
half of mauve satin.
The newest red parasols are trimme,
with fcelle lace, the lace being put on eacl
gore in fan fashion. Many Of the SAITH
parasols have hower-brocaded Innings, wit
lace arranged on the outside, to be CARRIE
with Vatican costumes. Others are o
chine silk tr broche, edged with marslout
There will probably be more novelties PIE
aented before the season is over, butthe fl
Japanese.shaped sunshade has quite disap
pesred from good society, and is only car
ried over the head of the maidenfrom som
sequestered district who, triumphant il
the m~itigated glories of o fresh color,
brand-new gown of the largest, Gayes
plaid procurable, has come to the city, pei
haps intending to take the town by storm
There Is a great variety in the fashion
hair m in all things else. The lively Gaul
then as now, used strong soaps for bleach
ing the hair to the fashionable Teutoui
hue, and caustic fluids and acids to chang
its color TO some coveted shade denied b
nature. The passion for golden hair ha
nearly been It's ruin, the acids causing til
dye and death of the hair at the same time
Therefore, false hair, delicate wigs an
waves have become to the many a necess
ty. These are 80 artisticslly made and al
ranged as TO make detection an imposs
bility. The naturally curly hair only
used, and the hair Ia woven on q white nj
80 fine as to be nearly invisible, and tt
net ia woven of white human hair.