The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-08-22
EVE-ANGELICAL.
fongee dust cloaks are stylish, becoming
useful, durable and inexpensive.

| Pongee dust cloaks are stylish, becoming,
useful, durable and inexpensive.
Shoulder capes Of gray lace, trimmed with
| sseel Veaos, are worn effectively with gray,
pink, blue or black silk dress.
Gilt and silver cord Is still used, but only
10 lace velvet puff around the front of bon
nets. The wide Is out Of style.
Mrs. Greeley, the wife of the Arctic explor-
or, Is only 2S, Is small brunette of most
pleasing, .ho agh now somewhat careworn
features.
instead OF velvet the ladies at Newport
wear two yards Of narrow ribbon tied about
their necks, and 1t Is matter of taste what
color Is selected.
Ihe young man from the country and his
girl were drifting slowly into an ice-eream
saloon, when the following met his eve !:
vanilla, chocolate, lemon, and strawberry
fed.
Every lady who travels, or takes even n
short journey, now provides herself with one
or more pairs of wash.leather gloves. They
are soft, useful, clesnable, pull on and Off
readily, and keep the hands in good copdi-
tion.
Adele Hugo, q daughter of Victor Hugo,
the famous Frenchmsn, Is in lunatic asy-
ium In France. She eloped and married
against her fathers wishes. Her husband
brought her to America and then deserted
her. This treatment drove her insane.
At marriage celebration the bride was
requested to sign her name IN the register at
the sacristy. Excitement caused her fingers
70 tremble; she took the pen, signed, and
made an enormous ink blot. "Must l do IL
over again ?" she blushngly asked her hus.
oand. "No, that will do, but" "Oh, don't
scold me will pay more attention the
next time"
The velvet dog-collars are undenIably
pretty and becoming, but even II made of
the very best Of black velvet, with the satin
back, they should be lined with white, for
the color will inevitably rub a very little,
aud In time will discolor the dress or skin.
Lemon juice, diluted acid, or tartsric acid
Will remove the stain from the skin.
Mrs. Louise Chandler Moulton writes from
London that at a ball there, among many
pretty women, the very prettiest was Oscar
Wlldes young wife. She wore a wreath of
white lilies round her lovely dark hair, her
dark eyes were bright, her cheeks plowed,
and she looked as happy as love and wealth
and beauty, all three could make a girl, She
had fan to which were attached masses Of
lilies.
The nuns waist, which Is simply q round
one with q garniture of soft folds laid over
the chest, and crossing at the belt, promises
70 be favored for dresses both plain and
elaborate for some time to come; and all fulI
yet trim effects In bodlces will remain In
vogue Tor airy summer fabrics, and also for
those OF soft wool and mixed materials for
autumn wear, as we'll as In textures of the
richest description for full dress occasions.
Beige color and dark laurel. green plaidsd
woolen dresses will be very fashionably worn
this autumn, both in pin checks and large
block patterns. Except for very slender per-
sons, the block patterned goods form the
skirt and tunic alone, the bodice consisting
OF dark laurel-green stockinette. Golden
n,crossed with lines OF dark royal blue,
and dove.gray banded with the vivid shade
OF Neapolitan red, are two other fashionable
autumn combinations, in fine camels hair
and French cashmere,