The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-01-04
EVE-ANGELICAL.

Bearskin rugs are in very great demand.
| A pound Of the very best ostrich feathers
can be had at S700. ~ ....r-..
The best carriage painter at Grand Forks,
ID. T., is woman.
The box-pleated Jersey basque is the lat
est novelty In this popular material.
Ball or loop ear rings set with gems of va
rious kinds, are very fashionable.
E. V. Smalley describes the Princess of
Wales as "a vision of white loveliness."
Moses, the fat girls widowar, is making
love to the armless woman in Baltimore.
Worth's trade nowadays Is said to be nj.
most wholly confined to actresses and public
characters. ..-.a..
The ehigh.shouldered sleeves have at last
found favor in Paris, and are seen on all i'm
ported dresses.
Chenille has proved so fragile that it Is
already objected TO by those who used II at
the beginning OF the season.
Mrs. Dewey, the Cleveland wowan who
sued her sister for alternating the affections of
Mr.. Dewey, has been awarded $50.
For reward of $40 the women of Ste
phensville, Texas, recently met and pieced
and quilted quilt without speaking a
word.
Miss Chamberlain, the American lady
whose beauty has gained her fame In Lon
don, Is about to return with her family to
this country. -. .r .as 81. IS
You can rent sealskin sacque In Chicago
Tor 500 season. This is cheaper than house
rent, for a,woman can live In sealskin
sacque on the street all winter.--No7-istog
Herald. gagi trag ga A.. ...r.. .g r'-.a
Col. Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte's eldest
daughter will make her debut in Washing
ton society early this season, at q brilliant
entertainment TO be given by her father ip
honor Of che event.
Stuffed owls are becoming fashionable.
The owl Is put In q drawing room or library
corner. An Eastern dealer impro we'd In the
corner business and got up corner on stuffed
owls. The people are after him with stuffed
club. -. . ""## .Ha
A young Springfield (Mass) couple, re-
Gently married, economized by not going far
away on their wedding trip, bidding fare
we'll TO their friends on one side of a train
and leaving for Springfield hotel from the
other side.
Swans down is much liked as q trimming
for Cashmere In light shades for evening
dress, and comes, not only In the we'll
known white, but artisticslly dyed In oil the
fashionable shades--cardinal, blue, cream,
rose color, ETC., TO match the dress mate.
rial. a ss .. ..-- ...f
la Pennsylvania Miss Miller brought suit
against Mr.. Beck for breach of promise of
marriage She said he had kissed her a lit
.lc more than 100000 times, and the Jury
kiss. Mr.. Beck could save money by getting
4 contract to accompany Gen. sherman al
.he school commandments. -.-...-.
A pathetic love story Is printed In recent
ssue OF the San Frsneisco Alta. Angels
Perazsa loved one OF her school e1lapanions;
but the parents objected, and 10 save them
selves further trouble with the young man,
'ound her a husband In tho person of an
,lderly family friend. Two days after her
marriage, though, the young girl sought her
irst love, and, while In his presence, drew a
pistol aud shot herself TO death.
The most stylish suit consists of a wool
iress and Newmarket coat, with hat to
match. Pigeon gray broadclo.h, lady's cloth
'r flannel Is = fashionable material. The
kirt is trlmed with plaitings, with a long
the back drapery being plain and
traight, laid In two heavy triple box-plaits.
cardinal velvet basque is worn with these
kiIts, and for street wear q pigeon gray
Newmarket coat, very plain finished, with
at.n-lined hood. A gray hat trimmed
With velvet and pigeon wings completes this
uit.
Mrs. Barnett, author of "Through One
Is at present engaged upon
mother play. 81 am very lazy" she says,
and although I've done an immense amount
work-I have written ten books, includ-
hg the earlier serials-I have accomplished
only with the greatest effort. / don't like
D work, and I'm very lazy. OF course
'ork methodically. l go to my room, which
on the third floor, every morning immedi-
tely after breakfast, and stay there until
lncheon. stay, but can't always write.
ometimes l spend the entire time walking
p and down, tossing ball, habit / have,
8 am obliged to use my hands when think
,g."
Mrs. Carlisle, wife of the Speaker, who is
} be the leading lady In Washington society
,is winter, inherits the splendid physique Of
10 typical Kentnckian. She Is five feet
Inc inches In height and straight as an ar
Nv. Her figure Is as 1.-THE as young girls.
he Is blonde In complexion, with blue.grey
yes set rather deep under strongly marked
yebrows. Her blonde hair 10 banged and
orn slightly waved In the prevailing fash
IN. IL Is difficult to realize that Mrs. Car
sle Is the mother of two grown sons. The
dest one was married last spring to q Coy
'gton young lady. Mrs. Carlisle Is very
roud Of her "two boys" as she always calls
lem. She has great faith In her husbands
'litical success, and has always herself
,ne great deal to insure IL. ......