The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-01-27
FASHION AND GOSSIP.
An Aesthetic Array of Femi.
nine Facts.
How Female LONELINESS Nav
Be Enhanced.
A Mania Not Peculiar to Woman.
Everything is Fashionable Now.

Mrs. Willard Is said to have abou
$500, 900 in her own name.
i Tullulab, Ca, has two women de
putty revenue collectors.
The honeycomb and oatmeal tow
els for the bath are most durabi,
whsn bought unbleached.
A very comfortable ladies' winte,
glove is made of fleece-l ned blaci
Kid, with gauntlet of black fur t.
cover the wrist.
There is no better way to curl YOU
ostrich plumes than by using hea
and the knife blade. When they
become limp again you must recur
them.
Huckaback towels of the finest
qualities are now chosen in prefer
ence to the smooth damask towe's
that are Objectionable by reason of
this smoOthness.
Someone has invented a machine
that will light the fire in the morn
ing and put out the lamp at night
Most men, however, will still find il
| cuOapcE CO Scb matIicOs
Miss Alcott says that che has
fallen in love with great many
pretty girls in her life, but never
with man. 1t is seldom one meets
with such correct taste in woman,
DR.. Nathan Allen says that ply
steal and mental culture should be
carried on together, and that
mothers should let their daughters
do some housework in their school
days.
A cat bit a Washington school
MAINS thumb 50 that she had to
have it cut off. She has been Obliged
to give up teaching arithmetic, be
cause it plays the dickens with her
counting.
ColOred luncheon cloths and those
used for breakfast table may be of
pink, buff, pale blue or cardinal da
mask, or else Of white damask with
a border Of blue or red damask.
ELLEN s. Red stockings are
still worn, but not so popularity a;
they formerly were; they are most
used with red or bla K dresses
Black stockings are worn with any
dress. Raw silk stockings are almost
as warm as the wool stockings thai
| irritate your flesh, and COST very
little more.
Bonnets are generally of medium
size. Their proportions have notice
ably diminished within few weeks
Round hats, which are still much
worn by young ladies, especially il
The morning, are trimmed some
with buckle and birds wing on
the side, and others with eagles
plumes, small birds nesting In
festhery nests, and thick clusters Of
ribbon bows and ends of all sizes.
Kate Field is represented 81
having been measured for an urn.
This was not something new to
wear, but to hold her ashes after
she had been cremated. She is an
advocate of incinerstion in place of
fnterment. She had made q careful
calculation, based on her weight
and data gained from cremation at
the Washington crematory, as to
the size of receptacle that her re-
mains would require. She has taste
in art, and has taken great pains in
the matter Of the urn.
THE PEEPsToNE CRAZE.
The HERALD gossiper has cast
his little boomerang; it has recoiled
upon his head and he refuses to be
interviewed. That article Of last
Sunday morning headed "Gypsies
and Pespstones" is what did the
mischief.
sits all very well for you to talk
about woman's manis for mystery
and the superstition and romance
which attach to her eek" exclaimed
one of the devotees OF the Twelfth
ward fortune teller the other day,
but 80 far az genuine gatlLi6iLity Is
concerned there are many strong,
healthy specimens of the genus
homo of my acquaintance who so
far transcend any woman in crea-
ton In that particular that l think
you'd better remain in a comatose
condition hereafter, or you might
cay something you'd be sorry for.
Why, if choose to do so / could
furnish you with the names Of some
of your own sex-some OF
your great brawny models
of nianhoed-who are just as sus-
ceptible to the mystic enchantment
of the pE epstone as any woman ever
dare be. The first tine / ever
visited this peep-stone woman there
were half dozen men wait
ing in another loom Ike so
many Sunday shavers for their
snext." Yes, and they all went there
in absolute good faith TO obtain in
formation from that peepstone, too.
And then for you TO rail about the
mala6y being inherent and peculiar
to woman, and all that rubbish
Oh! I jas. wish l dare tell you
the names of some of those men. 1t
would make your eyes pIotrude
like porcelain door knobs. But l
know you would want to say some
thing about them in the newspaper
and that might get me into trouble.
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