The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-08-10
EVANGELICAL.
Paniers are on the increase.

Basket bonnets grow In favor.
Gray Is the favorite color for riding habits
with New York women.
The short puffsd sleeve Is coming In vogue
for evening dresses.
Silkworm green Is soberly announced a
the latest tint In that shade.
Softness Is Q prominent characteristic of the
summer silks and WOODEN goods.
Plaid skirts worn under plain fabric polo.
naises and oyerdresses are In high favor,
In Paris the tournure is growing into erin
oline, and often hoops are worn under short
skirts.
Paniers are short and full, made In every
variety OF shape, and often open over tho
middle Of the front breadth.
Back dIapery must be ample, whether il
descends below the large pouf or falls
straight to the bottom of the skirt.
Linen band collars have two button holes
near the upper edge, through which narrow
ribbon Is run and tied in a long -looped bow.
Mrs. Lsngtry is said to be suffering from o
malady known to physicians as elephantiAsis,
and to the professional humorists as "big
head"
The smell Of fresh paint in room may be
efectually gotten rid Of by placing therein
pail Of water In which few onions have
been sliced.
SILK gloves In the popular jersey shape
will be worn during the summer, and are
embroidered along the back Of the hand and
across the arms.
A bride famous for her beauty discarded
orange blossoms and used daisy chains on
the soft brides SILK " dress which sho wore
at her midsummer wedding In the country.
Thirty-seven thousand one hundred and
thirty five women of the United Kingdom
signed petition to Parliament against the
bill legslizing marriage with deceased
wifes sister.
The Duchess of Edinhurg, Il Is said, ais
never known TO smile." Unhappily she IL
the only daughter of . murdered Czar, and
the sister Of another whose head Is trembling
under the weight of his crown. ,-~.
Pale yellow and bright gold are the colors
triumphant even In floral garnIture. The
gaudy sunfower has sunk into oblivion, but
1t Is replaced by primroses, cowslips, mari
colds, king cups, narcissus, and marshmal-
lows.
Mrs. Gladstone, who was described by Dis
raeli as without single redeeming vice."
usually wears o rusty black silk costume,
with we'll worn boots and gloves. She
avoids fashion that she may save money for
the poor.
Very pretty vases and bowls in Dresden
and old Chlnaware Sre now employed for
growing bulbs for table decoration. The
surface Is covered with green moss, and the
bulbs shooting through this make an attract
i've ornament.
Royal pink, primrose yellow, pomegranato
red, and lettuce'green are the shades of satin
and velvet combined with black lace In the
newest bonnets. These bonnets are not
made on frame, but arc shirred on wires OF
gilt, silver, or bronze.
Canvas ribbcn Is one of tho novelties for
trimming summer bonnets. This 10 ecru
linen canvas, with gilt cord OH each edge. 1t
comes in narrow widths for making roseLtes
and loops, and Is tied In with black or dark
velvet ribbon for the strings Of very stylish
straw bonnets.
The daughter of an earl stopped dancing
with the Prince OF Wales, and openly refused
TO 60 on, because he was holding her too
closely and otherwise msbehaving himself,
In largo ball room. She left him in tho
middle of the floor, aud asked sn acquain,-
ance to take her 70 her mother.
Twenty-Five years ago young lady of this
town had O singular dream. She consulted
. dream book and learned that she would
have four husbands before she reached tho
ago Of thirty. This made her rather indie
pendent and she Is now an old maid of forty
two and has never had bean. Some
dream books are aot as reliable as they
might be.-Norristoun Herald.