Omaha daily bee., 1883-12-01
HONEY FOR THE LADIES.

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OF them given To her.
Mrs. J. T.. Hurd. Of Sc. Louis, hunted up
Miss Auielia La,iex. who eloped with Mr..
Hurd, and pulled her hair.
Mrs. II. Il. Hayes has had a complete
tronssean prepared for her daughter Fanny.
The young IN aus name Is not gwen.
a woman has just been awarded $1,000
damages by n Cleveland firm became Of y
cough she acquired in a newly plastered hotel
In that city.
TIL wife of Inventor Edison is said to he
one OF the most extravagantly dressed women
in New York.
a young woman applied at the box Office Of
the theatre in Augusta, Ga, the other day for
two " circular dress seats"
The female base ball players have not made
a success OF it in st. Louis. Owing 10 disa-
greeable weather the attendance at their
games has been very slim.
Mrs. Tabor tolls n Denver reporter that
her husband, the ex-senator, now away from
home. sends her n postal card every day and
once a week q sweet letter."
A ghost" that has been terrifying SYRIA.
cuSe, New York, people Of late turns out to
be q weak minded female with n penchant for
walking the streets clad in snowy raiinent.
The director of a matrimonial agency In
Paris says the young girls ask only, Who il
lt! IL yluuH W1uDWs, " lbb u HE Dufl"
tionl" and the old widows, "Where is her
While Miss Burrell, Is years old, was walk.
ing ON the street at Newport recently, u man
seized her around the neck, and before she
could free herself ut off her long hair, which
she were in a braid, and disappeared.
II do not love him 10 he old fond way"
writes Ella Wheeler. What's the matter
with him, Ella. Has he got to wearing cloth
CATERS, or drinking tea for breakfast, or some
thing ike that,
The new winter nantes are AZ a rule long
and ample. They are in the pelisse, donil.
lette or redingote shape. The Grande Visite
is also still very fashionable.
A judgment for $1,000 was recently rem.
dered against n Portland, Or, doctor for
breach of promise. Since then eleven other
women have sworn that they also were en-.
gagged to him. Three wives are said to be on
their way from the cast to interview him.
Dark Russian furs arethe most fashionable
this winter. Pelisses Of ~csshmeres, lined with
quilted fur, which are the warmest aud pleas.
antert to wear of all mautles, are trimmed all
round with fur. Siberian fox and wild cat are
also considered stylish furs.
Among fall novelties in neck.wear are Otto.
man silk scarfs, woven in odd antique patterns
showing an artistic intelmingling of scai let,
green, b ONE and bright god. These soarfs
are to be fastened up close in the throat out
side the street ! .cket, and are tied in the same
manner ~ the steenkirk of white lacs, worn
two years ago--a style of neck.dressing.
The ld-fashioned fur.lined cloak continues
to be u most necessary article of the toilet. 1t
Is not n dressy garment, but Is pai ticularly
priced ~ . most seryiceable one, and is III fact
quite Indispensable. When the circular cloak
is very full IL can he worn over the most ele'
CANT toilets at both day and evening enter.
tunmentS. The Il nk il always thrown OIL
before entering - drawing room.
Plain or solid colors in cashmere, merinos,
balbrisgan+, li,le thread, and spun silk prevail
in Ladies hosiery for general use, and come in
all shades to match thedrtss The most lux
urious are the spun silk. They are u mixture
of fine clmelf hair and silk, with tho heels
aud toes entirely of silk; these are $3.50 a pair
in al drabs, bro WINS aud blues.
Trimmings for the new autumn wraps are ex-
ceedingly varied and beautiful, including mag
niticent designs in applique, of velvet. chenille
and plush, costly black laces in Spanish,
Flemish, guipure, and purely tanciful pat
terms, rich and elaborate p,ssementeries, silk
cords, tassels, pendants, and buckles and
slides f iunumerable sizes, qualities, shapes
aud prices.
Ribbed silk stockings cling to the limb, and
are warm enough for out.of door use in winter;
raw silk stockings are also for street wear, and
with fleece Innings are comfortable in the cold
est weather. For evening toilets, in plain
colurs, are flesh tints, salmon, pale color, Law
ender, nile green, ciel blue, and terra Gotta.
Pearl white stockings are worn only by BRIDES;
these ARE embroidered with white, and worn
with white satin slippers or boots. Fancy
insteps are worn with low ties and slippers;
two.third+ of the value of the stocking is i'll
the decorative piece on the ibstep.
In Japan n girl at the age of nine wears her
hair tied up In a red scarf bound around the
back of her head; the forehead is left bare,
with the exception of % couple OF locks, one ON
each side. When she is OF manageable age
she combs her hair forward and makes it up
into the shape of a fan or butterfly. and at-the
same time decorates il with silver chord and
balls of various culoTs This means every.
thing, and is fully understood by the young
men Of Japan. A widow who wishes for -
second husband puts u tortoise shell pin hori-
z,ntally at the back of her head and twists
her hair around 1t, while an inccnsolahle
widow curls her hair short and goes in for no
adrrnmeut of any sort. These Hast are very
rare.
No fashion is 80 universal just at present rs
the wearing of tur pelerines, from the m"der-
ately priced kin of the coney tn the deep cape
of sealskiu ar sable. with an infinite variety OF
medium priced furs which come between.
There is /. WIDE cboi, ., and the shapes differ
quito rs much us do the skins. Some women
like to show u trim waist, il they have the
luck to possess it,, and these wear capes
reaching just below tho shoulders, with q pair
of very long fur cuffs reaching nearly t. the
elbow, for additional warmth and as n hitting
accomplishment Other capes come to the
waist, sums reach below it-purely IA matter
of individual choice. Eillier i'll the season 1t
was thoughS probable shat capos " it'll shoulder
pieces let in to stimulate the high poiutsd
sleeve now 40 fashionable would alone find
favor, but this has not proved the case, for
though many aIe 30 cut, they are decidedly in
the minority.