The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-06-01
EVANGELICAL.
Denver has girls bicycle club. They ride

Denver has girls bicycle club. They ride
man. fashion.
Paris surgeons now make dimples at one
Napoleon each.
In \ Boston shop window Is bridge made
Of 100000 mules Of spool silk.
Mrs. Susanna Knox was found dead on her
knees In her room In New York Wednesday
night. She had taken poison and died pray
ing.
Modieska and her husband, Count Bozen-
Ia, will camp In the Yellowstone Park this
summer.
Boston has sixty nine women taxed over
| 100000, five over S500,000, and two over
81 100000.
Violet, lilac, pansy, heliotrope, dahlia and
many other red tints Of purple are fashion,
able for silk aud wool costumes.
Belts are now harrow, being only an inch
and half wide, and are fastened with two
buttons, and are pointed at the Tapped ends.
Rockford, H., has new social craze In
soap bubble parties, At which q prize Is given
the lady blowing the biggest soap bubble.
"Where are the springs of long agog'
writes Edith M. Thomas, IN sweetly flowing
verse. Give 1t up, Edith. Some of them
may be hanging in that old hoopskirt In the
attic.
"Of course" said Mrs. Rubric, sour rector
conducts the service In English, but then it
Is just as grand aud inspiring as Latin; you
can't understand word he says you know"
Boston Transcript.
Striped hose for ladies are pdsse. Solid
colors are now considered the fashion. The
newest shades are tan Bordeaux, mode, Ha-
vana brown, sapphire blue, terra Gotta,
crushed strawberry and myrtle green.
The bang Is going out of fashion in En-
gland. The hair Is now parted down the
middle. A falling curl or two may be per-
mitted but the frizzled circle covering the
entire forehead has almost entirely disap-
peared In good society.
Says lady who came home from Fla,
"The weather IL growing still Ha,
I'm not very thin skinned,
But this Boston east wind
Would cool off climate much Ia"
DIR. W. W. McFarlane has offered q twelve
dollar medal as prize to the young Ia dies
of Hardin College, Missouri, for the best
essay on any subject, filling at least three
foolscap pages and containing nc word Of
more than two syllables.
The "cockscomb" ribbon bow Is quite a
favorite with society fashionables. 1t Is ar
tistically constructed-take three colors Of
satin ribbon, and make from three to four
loops with notched ends of various lengths;
have care that the shades are Of blending
nature.
"My face is my fortune sir" Indignantly
responded fleshy young lady, when her
suitor delicately attempted to sound her
financial prospects. at Is certainly a large
one, them" dryly responded the young man,
as he took his hat and cane to leave.-B,T-
tington Ha,ckeye.
Terra cotta!" said country woman in
Boston store, repeating the name after the
olerk. ais that French for cinnamon?'
"Not that know Of, madam" answered the
smirking salesman. "La, you needn't laugh;
I've known the color before you were born,
but never heard IL called nothin' but cinna-
mon brown"
The new coaching hats for this year in
clude the Sir Peter Lely, Sir Joshua Rsy-
nolds and other large picturesque shapes,
copied from Flemish, Spanish and French
pictures. Some Of the brims are immense
ly wide, aud have for trimming q wreath of
straw berries and green leaves set into q bed
of dark wood moss.
Mrs. Bell, the wife of the telephone inven-
Tor, is deaf and dumb. That Is why her
husband Is so fond of her. For in contriv-
Ing all audiphone for her infirmity he hit
upon the idea Of the telephone. She Is
very beautiful woman, and her face has
proven small fortune To a Cincinnati artist
who came to Washington and lived In OBJ
scurity until she gave him sitting, when he
had the good luck TO make q beautiful pic
lure, which attracts crowds TO the Curcoran
gallery and patronage to the painter. Women
can learn from this how much good they
'an do by being deaf and dumb.