The new North-west., 1884-03-07
EVE-ANGELICAL.
IN cHURcH-puRrNd THE LIrAsy.

I'm glad we got here early, Nell:
We're not obliged TO sit to-day
| Beside those horrid Smith girls well,
| I'm glad they 60 so soon away. .,
| How does this cushion match my dress
| think it looks quite charmingly.
| Bowed sweetly to the Smith's?" oh! yes
| Reponds.l pride, vanity, hypocrisy,
| Good Lord, deliver u.s."
hate those naughty Courtenays!
I'm $, q they needn't feel so fine,
Above us all-for mamma says
Their dresses aren't as nice ms mine.
And ones engaged so, just tor fun,
To make her jealous-try to win
| Her lover-show her how tits done
| lResponds.l From hatred. envy ,mischief,sin,
| Good Lord, deliver u.s."
To-day the rector Is to preach . BOB
In aid of missionary work;
He'll say he hopes and trusts that each
VIII nobly give, nor duty shirk.
hate to give, but then one must,
You know we have forward seat;
People can sae-they UiH, trust.
Responds. "From want of charity, deceit,
Good Lord, deliver u.s."
Did you know Mr.. Gray had goneo
That handsome Mr.. Rogers, too?
Dear me We shall be quite forlorn
IL all the men leave-and so few.
trust that we with Cupids darts
May capture some-let them beware
V ",
And, Lord, with mercy hear our prayer"
Tulips and jonquils are the favorite fow-
ers of the season for decoration.
Ninety runaway couples from Oregon
were married at Vancouver, w. 7. during
1883.
Large boughs of apples and designs of tiny
radish roofs are among new French patterns
In satteen.
Candles, with pink shades, scattered about
the room in pairs are becoming fashionable
in the East.
White elephants breath is the color an
nounced for fine summer silks. They used
TO call 1t pink.
There is a growing preference with people
Of refined taste for gloves to match the dress
in promenade wear.
Brooklyn woman shot herself under the
table. This being fatal place, she died
soon after.-Oa City De, rick.
Premier Gladstone's wife, after wearing
plain clothes oil her life, has suddenly taken
TO rich dressing and diamonds.
A Willimantic, Conn.,, lady, more than 80
years old, Is reported III Of the measles,
which she escaped in childhood.
The word "marry," useu so often as an ex-
clsmation by the old writers, has the force
of an oath, meaning by Mary, the Virgin.
A'Des Moines young man received from
his lady love hand painted satin hat. crown,
and not knowing what 1t was for, had it
framed. IL ...
Information comes from celebrated mod
iste that lace dresses of every description
will be more than ever the vogue the coming
summer. ..... ..
A charming fan Is gilded palm leaf, the
handle tied with white satin ribbons and
decorated with q large spray of eucharist
lilies, Roman hyacinths and choicest hot
house ferns.
Mrs. Peter Bangarts, of Racine, Wis, was
nearly ninety years of age. Recently she
and her husband sold their old home, and
her grief was 90 great that her husband says
she sobbed herself to death. ea
A white woman, named Mary Vance, was
mobbed at Gibson, Ca, the other night, her
shoulders stripped and fogged until blood
flowed. She had just arrived In the town,
and the dispatch only says Of her offense that
she was suspected Of bad character"
The new colors in spring dress goods are
metallic grays and brownsh drabs. These
colors will be in demand for tailor dresses of
cloth, which will be made with house basques
exactly like horseback riders habit waist.
A coat like a gentleman's single-breasted
sacque coat will be added for q wrap to wear
on the promenade.
Mary Anderson Is worth a cool $3.50, 900.
The bulk Of 1t Is invested In United States
bonds and mortgages en- valuable real estate.
She owns some property In Brooklyn, good
deal of land In Long Branch and some more
real estate here In New York. She ID also
the possessor of a very pretty pile of New
York Central stock, and some little Lake
Shore.
A lady writing from Paris describes some
thing new In the fashion Of wearing long
gloves: "At grand dinner attended not
long ago saw several ladies, who, instead
of taking off their mosquetaire gloves,
slipped the hand through the opening made
for the three buttons, rolled the glove and
stuck 1t In the lengthy part covering the arm,
thus barring the hand to eat and not the arm.
After the dinner they slipped their gloves on
again. A young lady who Afterwards was
asked to play on the piano did the same
thing"
Christine Nilsson appeared at recent
Philadelphia festival In a.bravery OF jewels
befitting crown queen. She wore collar
of five rows of pearls, fastened with large
diamond clasp, pearl and diamond earrings,
diamond bird Of paradise In her hair and
a comb Of fine very large diamonds. On the
corsage was q group of twenty y-seven dia-
monds, gifts Of the King Of Sweden and the
late Gear, tho court order OF Sweden encased
in diamonds and two other orders of Ger
many and Russia. Her bracelets we're five
rows of pearls and five rows Of diamonds
and there were large diamond buckles on her
shoes. IaaE