The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-01-06
FASHION AND GOSSIP.
A Dainty Collection Of Feminine
Facts.
Written, Cleaned, Picked and
Stolen.

Mrs. Oliphant, the novelist, i,
now living at Venice.
A pensive maid often develops
into an expensive wife.
Small imitation tiger claws are
fas hlOn able ornaments for bonnets
Plaid skirts and plain flannel over.
dresses are fashionable for home
wear.
Large balls and spots are the new
est designs for Oriental and Spanish.
laces.
Miss Margaret Blaine will make
her debut in Washington society
this winter.
A female cowboy-that is to say,
a cowgirl-has been discovered in
New Mexico.
The trains of recently-made
French dresses measure nearly two
yards and half.
Bone buttons are to be had in
every color and shade to match new
wool dress goods.
A woman who reaches a mature
age, after refusing offers of marriage,
is Self-maid woman.
Ottoman silk dresses have the full
English sleeve, the fullness being
shirred in at the wrist.
Round velvet caps, the color Of
the dress, and bordered with fur are
much worn by young ladies.
The latest fashionable craze is to
have the fan form the background
for series of family portraits.
Collars Of chenille are being worn
for dressy occasions. They come in
all col0rs to match the costume.
A we'll beaten egg is great addi.
ton to q dried apple pie, giving
llghtness and good flavor also.
Fur-trimmed jackets with muffs
of velvet bordered with fur are
the most fashionable for young
ladies.
A California lady has a pair of
scissors which have been used by
herself and mother for seventy-six
years.
Susan 3. Anthony is writing a
book containing her observations on
the position of women in European
countries.
Mary Anderson is studying poses
in the British Museum. One might
think this meant that she had taken
to botany, but it isn't so.
Women never will be as well paid
for lecturing as men, simply be-
cause they have done so much Of
the thing for nothing.
"No girl" says Mr.. Ruskin, "who
is we'll bred, kind and modest, is
ever Extensively plain; all real de-
formity means want Of manners or
CT heart"
An exchange advises bread and
milk poultices as cure for scratches.
Young husbands will 90 well to note
this down in their diaries for future
reference.
Miss Will was married to Mr..
Shall in Allegan county, Mich, re-
Gently. The won't will appear in
the family when Mrs. Shall, nee
VIII, is asked to get up and kindle
the ire.
When you wish to appear beauti.
Jul and attractive consult your best
ady friend, show her all your
lresses and ask her to select the one
you should wear, and then choose
another.
4 Boston judge declared the new |
standard time legal, and that very !
light his daughter sat up with her |
young man half an hour later than |
Usual and her pa did not dare to |
ay a word.
Among the most charming
luncheon parties given in New
ork, says the Bazaar, are those of
/ lady who cooks her simple out
Elegant meal in a tiny stove that
tands on a dinner plate in a hall
DOM. has no servant to wait, and
washes the dishes herself when the
guests are gone.
A New York girl has just enjoyed
he triumph CT having the biggest
given in that city for years.
OnC w ClOuHo tlitsb VIC
she was to marry had a red-headed
wife somewhere. who most likely
would he on hand to interrupt the
The church was crowded
at is better for you" SAYS Thack-
cray, sto pass an evening once or
twice in a lady's drawingroom, even
.nough the conversation is slow, and
you know the girls songs by heart,
han in a club, tavern, or the pit of
, theatre. Ali amusemente Of youth
% which virtuous women are not
rely on it, are deleteriOus
20 their nature. All men who avoid
emsle society have.dull perceptions
md are stupid or have gross tastes,
md revolt against what is pure
7 our club swdggerers, who are suck
ng the butts of billiard cues all.
hight, call female society insipid."
A woman in Jackson, the mother
# nine children, is afflicted with a
curious sort OF kleptOmania. Be-
dining some time since to save up
mall sums of money from her hus-
,and's earnings, she found after
awhile that her little store was be-
ng pilfered from, but no trace OF