The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-11-09
EVE-ANGELICAL.

o~SoSA oiuo ID W uo worn extensively
this winter.
Mrs. Marwood, the widow of the English
hangman, has recently died.
Mrs. Kate Chase was q passenger on the
steamer that brought over Harry Irving.
Humming birds are the favorites of the
feathered tribe this season for trimming bon
nets.
Dresses embroidered in an applique of ar
tifcial silk flowers are imported for fall cos
tunes.
Ottoman velvet brocades In small leaf de-
sign are fashionable for short basques and
Jackets.
A pretty novelty In dress goods shows q
deep scarlet velvet sumach leaf on an olive
cloth ground.
House dresses are now made with full
| round trains, and are trimmed with profu-
sion Of soft lace.
Ottoman ribbon, very heavily ribbed, Is at
present the most fashionable, and Is used in
stead Of gros grain.
Children's hats and bonnets are very
quaint this year in shape. The favorite ma
terial for them Is plush.
Mrs. Langtry brought from Paris twenty
five new dresses, valued at 5000. They
were admitted at New York duty free.
If a woman could always marry the man
Of her choice, she might be taking the hus-
band of some other woman.--Ns,o Orleans
Picay,me.
Miss Maud Howe, the beautiful daughter
of Julia Ward Howe, Is said to be engaged
to j. B. McCullagh, editor of the st. Louis
Glcbe-Democrat.
Mary Anderson has been formally and
properly presented to the Prince and Prin-
| cess Of Wales. Honors are now easy, and q
source Of advertising gossip may be regarded
as dried up.
Mrs. L. II. Stevens, having twice married
the same man, has just secured her second
divorce from him at Grand Rapids, $500
being awarded. She lived with him, in all,
fourteen years. 4ts4tS
Somebody has brought home from Europe
an opera cloak made Of white fur and lined
with quilted satin. People have no idea
what nice garment this Is until they hear
that 1t cost $500.
Jonathan DAVIS, aged sixty five, and Eliza
beth Elliott, aged sixty, were recently mar
ried In Georgia. At q late wedding at To-
ronto the bride was eighty-six and the BRIDE
groom uinety-three.
A young man having asked q girl II he
might 90 home with her from singing school
and been refused, said: "You are as full Of
airs as a music box" "Perhaps so," she
retorted. "but If l am, l don't 60 with q
crank"
Miss Dickinson, 1t is reported, has finally
given up her attempt TO play Hamlet, and
mill la. aftnr ntA hnl in lnr rtn 0
mind as Anne Boleyn. She Is more likely
to gain sympathy for her troubles II the re-
port Is true.
In after-dinner cofiee-cups something new
in material and pattern Is Of glass, orna-
mented with storks engraved on the side
The glass Is warranted strong enough to
withstand the heat and not to break, spelling
somebody's good clothes.
A lady returning home later than usual,
found her little girl, three years old, In bed
The latter was asked: "Lillie, have you said
your prayers?" "Yes." "Whom did you
here to say them to, so l said 'em to God"
New York fashionable society Is making
an effort TO have gentlemen again wear gloves
with evening dress. Ladies and gentlemen
should always wear gloves at dancing parties.
What is more disagreeable than to grasp u
variety Of damp, psrspring hands through
out an evening?
An old lady In Bddeford, Me-, fell very
sick and made will, In which she trans
ferred all her property TO her daughter. Con-
trary to expectation she recovered her health ,
and her daughter refuses to surrender the
property. and also refuses to support her
mother.
In her appeal for separation from Rev. J..
FL. Boyd, at Toronto, Mrs. Boyd states that
he was savage, cruel, violently tempered !;
and that during family prayers he would
crawl across the room on his knees, keeping
the prayer going oil the time, and boz his
children's ears for supposed inattention.
Very long -gauntleted gloves of suede and
wssh-leather will be worn this autumn for
driving, shopping, and with walking cos
tunes. The handsomest are not Of the
lately fashionable pale yellow or tan shades,
but come In dark green, bronze, brown, olive,
and other quiet colors, slightly stitched with
pale gold silk and having the gauntlets lined
with the same delicate tint.
At meeting of temperance women, the
other night, an old lady got up to give her
experience. 81 know something of the evils
Of rum" sha said. 81 have buried three
husbands, and eli were hard drinkers. But
/ am glad to say" she continued, "that /
didn't fight with them. As soon as found
they would drink got them to insure their
lives heavily, and let them 60 ahead. Ah,
me each one Of them died from the effects
Of liquor, but thanks be to kind Providence,
each death netted me o clear $l0,O00."-
Phila. Chronicle. Herald.