The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-07-04
EVE-ANGELICAL.


SPah6ASa 1870 "AS sS@a'A A& A~S.'~'
Japanese women have never seen and do
not know the use of pins.
The high and couical crowns have not
"taken" In London as they did in Paris.
Queen Victoria Is 65 years old, has reigned
Al years, and has been widow % years.
New Molere vests of jet ieaded lace are
made over lining of red, Yellow or white
silk.
In Wyoming Territory, where women sit
on juries, there has not been murder for o
year.
The square parasol is called the "ugly
girls parasol." 1t has had = great sale in
Boston.
Few hats are seen. Small bonnets are
worn with costumes at all times of the day
and evening.
The widow of Tom Thumb is being wooed
by John Spencer Coyne, a tiye-foot mining
operator of means.
When Mrs. Langtry takes the witness
stand she drops the "Lily," and gives her
name as Emillie Charlotte Langtry.
Seersucker, a whole suit of which weighs
only little more than pound, is made in
Calcutta of silk and Sea Island cotton.
man at Norwich, Conn.,, who has just
married his seventh consecutive wife, Is try
ing to study up new route for wedding
tour.
A Boston woman warns train boys through
the Globe that "if they throw any Of Col.
Ingersoll's lectures In my lap i shall GER
tainly throw them out of the window"
Mrs. Powers, a beautiful widow of West
Aniv 10 ooid to ha tho waa1tbiaet rat-
tie raiser In the West. She is worth SIS, ,0O0,-
900, and is called the native cattle queen.
1t should be said that great improvements
| have been made in the manufacture of suIah,
and that while remaining very light and fiex-
| ible, it has become handsome, thick and
| firm silk.
The fashion of wearing bushel or go of
bouquet on the corsage Is fashion OF the
past. The latest style Is 0 single rose or
peony on the shoulder, or three In row di.
agonally across the breast.
Mrs. Warren, nee Mrs. Iliff, wife of Bishop
Warren, of Denver, has donated $10O,o to
the Denver University for the establishment
of department of divinity to be known as
"the Iliff School of Divinity" on condition
that the others endow single professorship'
They were sitting IN the front parlor and
he observed that he "really ought to 60, as
1t was getting quite late" "No, walt few
minutes longer" she pleaded. 81 want you
to see the funny little man that brings
around the morning papers," He passes the
house now without looking up at the win
dows.
Two ladies, moving in the highest circles
of Washington society, during q friendly
meeting on the street got to quarreling about
their age, and used very strong language to-
ward each other. At last, as If Is to end the
dispute, one of them turned away and said
in very conciliatory tone Of voice; "Let US
not quarrel over the matter any more. i, at
least, have not the heart to do 1t. l never
knew who my mother was; she deserted nie
when baby, and who knows but that you
may have been the heartless parent ?-Wdsh-
ington Hatchet. ~
The latest novelty reported from abroad Is
the bodice Of kid for ball dresses, which hts
rather smoother than the skin and Is the
most expensive thing out. One, In white
kid, was worn with full skirt, bouillonee In
front, and with waterfall back. The straps
of the sleeves we're of pearl passementerie,
and the bodice was edged with the same on
one sleeve-strap was q small spray Of whita
lilac and leaves, and OH one hip large spray
connected with another lower on the skirt
by straps of pearls. Showered all over the
bouillonees in the front Of the skirt were
sprays of white lilac, with pearl butterflies
lowering above; the long white gloves were
edged with pearls.