Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-31
HERE and THERE.

lovely.
Hot weather is iDjuring the black
berry crop.
Vests are being discarded BY the
wholesale.
White satin is still FIRST choice for
bridal dresses.
It's English to roll up your pants,
when it rains. 1I8gf
Don't look at the thermometer if
you can help it.
Al new tunic lace OF coarse mesh is
called Komarof.
Beaded silk mitts are the latest
thing in hand-covering.
The bride alone wears white kid
gloves, the groom wears none.
Picturesque and simple styles are
chosen for bridemaids' dresses.
In low shoes for summer wear the
Oxford ties have the preference.
Vatican pIeats are again in vogue
for morning wrappers and tea gowns.
The little chinsz pattern Of long ago
have reappeared 10 the priated cam
brics.
For quiet weddings organdy mus
lin is suitable for bride especially if
she be young.
The dudes now make use of their
high collars as awnings to protect
their heads from the suns rays.
White muslin parasols, matching
the muslin bonnets, are novelty
promised for summer.
Solid dress fronts of fine silk cord
and braid passementeric are among
the promised novelties.
A brides travelling dress should be
tailor suit Of wool of light quality
and Of some quiet shade.
Lace covered parasols and others
almost covered with lace ruflles are
quite popular for dressy sun shades.
Scotch ginghams and chamberys
are special favorites with ladies for
morning wear during the summer
The poor man, who is the father Of
q large family, is often compelled to
endure poverty and to live in great
squall-er
Corn color is favorite shade Of
yellow this season, and has not made
its appearance except for the milliner's
purposes in many years.
For dress bonnets ladies now use
odd bits of material so well combined
that the bonnet may be worn appro-
priately at any season of the year.
Satines are less glossy this year
and consequently look better when
they are washed; the designs also are
In many instances smaller and more
suitable.
The height and trimming of bats
and bonnets are as exaggerated as
ever, and yet comparatively few Of
these exaggerated shapes are seen in
the streets as yet.
Al cash system is one where man
pays for oil he gets and runs the
chances of getting all he pays for
Who was the slight young man
who sat down on an inverted flour
barrel, and arose with the informa-
ton posted conspicuously on his per-
son, warranted 1876 ibs?n
Waiter (to an old gent at restaur-
ant)-Talle any pastry sir Old
Gent 60 waiter Yes, bring me a
pancake will it be longg Waiter (to
old gent)-No, sir; round.
why are you so precise in your
statement-are you afraid Of telling
al untruth ~ asked an attorney of g
female witness in police court
No, sir was the prompt reply
They have new test for intoxica-
ton in Canada. When man can
pronounce reciprocity without trip
ping, the police let him go. In
Maine the test is '.Erastus Richard
SON. and 'rassiss rissonn is deemed
conclusive.
a jaw eight feet long has just been
unearthed ID Wisconsin 1t is sup
posed TO have belonged 0 lady Of
the miocene age.
A rude fellow told Barnnm that he
had never exhibited anything that was
not o bareface hnmbug Yes haven
said Barnum, s'the bearded lady
wasn't barelacedp
There has been . reward offered by
d society il Vermont for the cham
pion mean man. Did that society
ever hear Of the Cleveland gentleman,
who, when boy returned him bis
pocketbook. containing Eve hundred
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