The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-05-30
EVE-ANGELICAL.

Short strings on bonnsts are de rigue.r.
Champisnon Is the craze In color this
spring. u.. .r. ..v..s. as.t -,
The success In bonnets this season 10 the
small capote.
Ribbed socks - we'll - ribbed stockings
are much worn.
Both girls and boys wear sailor hats In the
country and At the seaside,
Even for little people there are dainty
seamless and Robinson Crusoo parasols.
The sorsage bouquet Of the passing mo-
ment is Of purple or white clover blossoms.
The Egyptian Fsnchon has nat top aud
fat sides, forming square corners at the back.
Shoulder capss Of embroidery for little
girls are cut with the high shoulder seam and
yoke effect.
Gray gloves will be very fashionable,
whether Of silk, Isle thread, dressed or un-
dressed kid.
Very light colors are chosen for gentle
mons spring trousers, spring overcoats, and
spring scarfs.
Dress hats Of crepe are mostly preferred in
the pale shades Of rose, lavender, blue, cop
per and champignon.
Gentlemen's summer socks come In the
fashionable and new shades Of gray, drab,
mushroom and copper.
Crinolins 10 again coming up, or rather
round, for 1t threatsns to extend from the
hustle oil around the skirt.
Ecru and cream lacss form many dressy
evening hats with decorations Of flowers,
feathers and metal ornaments.
Little boys suits frequently consist Of
three pisces-the jacket, the waistcoat and
short trousers or knee brseches.
Little boys Newmarket coats, made Of
plaids and checks, are given masculine ef-
feet by slashing them up In the back.
There 10 no longer any one fashionable
color; al colors are worn, but there 10 .
taste for copper, champignon, blue, gray and
shot stufs.
The suit preferred for little boys IL .
low the hips and knee-bresches coming just
over the knees.
Mother Hubbard frocks for little girls are
seen Ear, the yoke and skirt In contrasting
colors, or In wash goods, with yoke blouse
or guimps In one color, the skirt In another.
She was young and had pretty face and
Gainesborough hat, but when she asked II
an apiary was not . place whore they kept
monkeys the spell was broken and the charm
vanished.
A woman IN Canada has bsen granted .
divorce because her husband yoked her up
with . steer. Now, why doesn't she sue the
minister or squire who yoked her up with
the other brute?
photographed In $50 different positions. IL
Is saic that the only person who can beat
her for variety Of attitudes Is boy told to
sit still on chair.
Tan, In its various shades, remains the IA
vorite color for gentlemsn's gloves for oil oc-
casions, except evening or wedding wear,
when pearl and lavender kids, stitched with
black, are worn or carried in the hands.
Just a. . man succeeds In buying his wife
two or three Of the biggest diamonds In tho
market the style changes. A fashion item
says: "Tiny diamonds are now the correct
thing among ladies who are supposed to set
the STYLE" 1t Is very discouraging.--N
risto,on Herald.
A certain lady having lost her husband,
one Of her friends called to pay avisit of con-
doisncs and found the widow playing on .
harp. The surprised visitor observed; ;
"Why, I expected to find you plunged In
grief" "Ah!" said the other, In tone Of
deep feeling, "you should have seen me yes
tsrday.''-.French Fun.
For parssols, silks with flower designs,
large and small, are used, sometimes for the
out-Aides and sometimes for the lining, the
plain material being Of the same color as the
ground OF the figured stuh. When the out.
side Is plain, flower is sften cut out of the
figured material and applied thereon care
lsssly on the side Of the parasol.
A new style Of mousqustairs glove has ap-
peared ut the Louvre. The hand is kid
down to the wrist. Then the rest, which
covers the arm, 10 made entirely OF lace, in
color 10 match the color Of the glove. The
arm locks very pretty, through the design Of
thick lace, and the contrast between all kid
and oil lace Is very effective.
Buttons made from gold dollars with the
wssrsr's monogram engraved upon them are
now the rage. The craze was started BY
Mrs. Langtry, who some time ago ordered
two dozen Of them engraved and enamsled.
She paid 500 for the job. This buttons are
expensive aud very few can afford than,
though 10.cent pieces are sometimes substi-
tuted. In addition to the monogram fancy
figures are also engraved upon the coin.
Talking Of dinner parties, . gentleman
not long since was dining with friend, and
was asked to take down certain lady. Now
there were two ladies present, one . widow,
whose husband had not died In the odor Of
sanctity, the other married woman, whose
husband was In Csylon. The unfortunate
thought he had the married lady on Ills arm,
but Il was the widow, and turning TO her
with his most fascinating smile, he said,
aNice day this has been" "Do you think
so7 Il has been % awfully hotln replied she.
"Do you call this hot f"l Said he archly.
"Why, 1t Is nothing compared to the place
your husband has gone to."--LJe.
The marriage Of Kate Castletsn, Of Rics's
Surprise Party, TO Harry Phillips, business
manager Of the company, took place on the
seventh instant, In the Occidental Hotsl,
San Francisco, The contracting parties being
united by Joseph ]. Dunno, Justice Of the
peace. The indorsement on the back Of the
marriage license shows that the business
managers name 10 Isadore Phillips, that he
Ia 81 years old, and native Of New York;
while Kate appears q Jennie K. Freeman,
native Of London, ~ ysars old. The wit
ness Ia Bsrris Jarrett, Of Havre de Grace,
Maryland, the treasurar Of the company.
Mrs. Phillips entertained the justice by Civ
Ing piano selection, ola Fandarole," from
"Olivette," and on bidding him ad:eu she
said 81 don't want this 70 get out, 20 for
Soodness' sake don't give the snap away"