The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-07-27
EFE-ANGELICAL.
Gloves remain very long wristed.

| ''"N'S ICiHdII very IOHg WflSteu.
Black lace bonnets covered with many
trilis of black lace will be much worn.
White muslin dresses have the skirts GOV.
cred with wide flounces of embroidery.
Gloves of silk and Lisle thread come In all
lengths and colors to match the goods.
All the shades of gray are fashionable ex-
cept slate !; ash gray is particularly favored.
The dolman effect is sought for in ali the
new wraps that are not Jackets or pelIsses.
If the teeth are good, says the Picay1ne,
| the mouth may be worn open with the roke
bonnet.
! II straw Lat has been wet and the stiff
| enlng has depaI ted, rub a little white of egg
mixed with cold water over IL; put It on
with flannel cloth.
Plain bands Of velvet, with lace turued
over, and a standing ruche inside, with the
lace and velvet forming a fan iabot, Is
graceful style for more dressy occasions.
~ don't like to have my husband chew
tobacco remarked young married lady,
"but put up with it, for the tin foil is lust
too handy for anything in doing up my front
crimps."
Bronze-colOred shoes and stockings to
match are late English fashion with full
dress toilets. Walking shoes have the up.
pers Of light drab kid or cloth, or are checked
or striped like the dress.
Olive Logan has discovered a Scotch girl
to whom the Prince of Wales sent a nose
gay, which terrified her parents to such de-
gree that the Caledonian lamb was promptly
shipped north of Tweed.
White stockings are quite discarded; fash
ionable hose in colors, plain or striped, in
silk, filoselle, or cotton, according to the ell
eSance OF the toilets. Walking shoes, with
Hat bows Of taille, are worn in preference TO
boots.
All You is the prettiest Chinese girl over
brought 20 America. She was one of the
wonders of San Francisco's Chinese Quarter.
and as such was pointed out to all tourists.
One of these, an Englishman, has fallen in
love with and married her.
A sad case of bereavement comes from
Camden, Oneida county, n. Y. A man
there has just buried his sixth wife. Her
remains were inferred in the same lot with
her five predecessors, who rest side by side.
The afflicted husband says he will never
marry again, because his burial lot Is full.
Fruit is very much used for trimming upop
coarse plated straw bonnets, and number
OF large purple plums in natural leaves,
which was all the decoration upon French
plum -colored straw, faced with plain velvet,
looked like nothing so much as straw
basket with the plums outside instead of
inside.
Plain dresses are, if not exclusively, at
least very generally, worn, especially for
walking toilets, Of soft wooden materials.
The skirt is trimmed with q plain hounce,
and drapery is arranged over the upper
part of it. The bodice is Of the same fabric.
Bands of velvet trim the founce, drapery,
and bodice.
An itinerant dentist visited a West Tennes-
see neighborhood, and having pulled all the
teeth for number of ladies', for which he
collected pay in advance, preparatory to fur
nishing them with false teeth of his own
make, suddenly departed, "leavinc his vlc.'
tims," in the language of the local newspa-
pers, " tOothless."
Miss eastman, who recently headed A
party that visited the Lower
California placers, is a noted prospect0r aud
well known over the entire coast She WAS
the first white woman TO cross the Arctic
slope, going in 1875 to the StiCkeen country
on snowshoes. Her powers Of endurance
are remarkable.
The following obituary notice appears in
Kansas City paper: = 'Nine.toed Annie a
parsonage well known in the upper circles of
lIeli's Half Acre society, fell into the Mis-.
couri river last evening, and was drowned.
She was q daughter OF the late lamented
'Scar-faced Maggie and cousin of 'One-
cared Sam and Ginger. cake joe"
" My DEAR" exclaimed a loving husband
to his wife, 81 have just had my life Insured
for your benefit" "Well, declare" said
the wife, looking around upon her family
and friends with an expression of injured in
nOcence, just to think of the seltishness of
men, and particularly Of husbands! There,
you've been and had your life insured, while
your poor wife may go without any insur-
ance on hers. It's just what should expect
Of you"
The wide ribbons are not used at all in the
of bonnets. They are employed
for panels, the Vatican plalts in dinner and
reception dresses, sashes, parts of the drapery
and other features of the decoration of dress
es, but they are too wide and too startling
for bonnet trimmings. Narrow satin ribbons
in contrasting colors seem to be used for
such purposes as those for which ribbon is
IeQulEcu, III conjunction Win decorative ma
terials and the profusion of feathers and
flowers.
Swimming soirees are all the rage at Wash
ington, where the rink has been converted
into natatorium. \ fine band is in attend
ance, and the interior Is brilliantly lighted
with electric jets. Broad balconies surround
the basin, where opera chairs are provided
for spect ators and friends of the swimmers
who do not care to participate. Along either
side are coset-llke rooms, one room being
assigned to the gentlemen and the other Ia
their fair partners, check being given for
each. Upon entering they retire to their re.
spective sides of the hall, and in ten minutes
appear in gay bathing suits. The couple
meet at the spring board at the head of the
bath, and away they 60 with a plungeln con-
celi