Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-20
Honey FOR The LADIES

Slender glass sceAt bottles are among
the usele, q and fashionable trifes OF the
hour.
o 'ls In natural feathers are now o
lar ornaments, and are ''teen every
where"
Black silk shirts with panels of black
velvet are worn with the tight-ftting hl ,ck
velvet basques now 70 fashionable, anu tho
outfit is declared the acme Of elegance and
gentility.
It. is related that ct q house-warming up
iowa the other day, they washed down the
front stoop with champagne. FOR LUCK"
Fashionable extravaganza could not possi-
bly, go lower.
This ruff, which are so generally worn at
present were in fashion In the tine OF uen-
ry III. They were then an adjunct to
m sculine dress; they now hold their place
in n lady's wardrobe.
Embroidery may be said to have broken
~out ia u fresh place, for evening toilets are
now completely covered with q mass Of
embroidery that represents the labor al.
most OF o lifetime in some instances.
Cashmere Jerseys are now worn with
cashmere skirts, says q fashion authority,
aud are buttoned down the front with gilS
Nv siiNct DuttOubs luty uthhb D tnln XIII
look as II she belonged In the hospital.
why are you SO later asked an Austin
school teacher Of = little girl. who hung
her head and said: "We have got q little
baby st eur house" ''Don't let 1t happen
again." said the teacher fieicely, and the
little girl said she would not, and took her
seat.
Very wide sashes of ,thetic ribbon are
to be revived for next summer, and ths
young girls who always desire TO be taken
tor sweet sixteen are in a condition Of
delight edging on modern insanity.
Terra Gotta, ~ n ~fAvorite color, Is having
run equal to that enjoy ed by turkey red
and everything Is terra Gotta now, from
Mr.. Highly Tighty's horse on the avenue
to Miss Flora Moi imeey's eight-buttoneC
gloves.
Morocco note paper seems to have hi
the popular fancy, and may be said to b,
"all toe rage" 1t, surface is c,inklet
after the IN .nner Of Russian leather or Q
alligator skins, and it comes in variou
colors.
Beaded wells that only come to the ii.
OF the nose are more or less worn and ar
supposed to enhance young ladies' appear
ancs on promenade. But IL the trutl
were known, they are chiefly worn I
hide q good deal Of paint and powder
which eight out OF every ten fashiouGbl
women use nowadays in great proiusion.
Flower fichus for evening wear are il
creasing In popularity. For some tin
past they have been made partly of lac,
with flowers as o bordering or heading
the wide lace rufile at the edge. Nos the
more frequently form the whole feb
which almost covers che shoulders M
curves to the waist, narrowing of In frol
in trailing ends OF delicate i1wers and hal
blown roses.
t3The latest craze among the ladies Is
hair album" -gentlemen's hair. IL is
particular compliment il q young lady the
days asks you for q lock OF your hair.
you grsnt the request the lock will be en-
with a blue ribbon and go into the 'hl
album" along with the hair OF a crowd
o,her fellows. Over it will DO writ
your name, age, color Of your eyes, date
receiving the lock and general remarks
to personal appearance, etc, which may
may not he complimentary, as the albu
IL never to be seen by other than fsmlni
eyes.
There are three shades of olive, viii
color, being set in the L lnor key, su
blondes equally with brunettes, transps
emit OF complexion. 1t would be an err
IN art to set . pale face in d frame Of 81
dest olive. On the other hand, che,
unde whose delicate skin the red bic
comes and goes, each coming and going
be clearly marked, gain ineffably from