Omaha daily bee., 1885-04-18
HONEY FOR THE LADIES.

More and moro fashionable grows tinsel
braid.
None but brides wear white kid gloves
nowadays.
When lace is employed for bridal dresses it
serves as a skirt over q silk lining or forms q
draped scarf.
There are twenty-five sisters in Carroll,
Mo. named Riddle. Their father would like
to give some of them up.
In the jewely line q large and decreasing
demand is noticed for ladies' sleeve links,
vest chains and diamond collar buttons.
n The ~favorite hymn of q young lady who has
rejected many %suitors, is, ''Shall We No"
Each other Theret"- Washington Hstchet.
The mienonette green straw hat has a high
crown and the raised brim Is lined with velvet.
II Is trimmed with plumes and MORE ribbon.
The waist is pinched very small, the hair
worn very high, the hustle huge and the
shoulders fquare and high by very fashionable
women.
The ottoman vest is open over a chemisette
Of "merveilleux' and buttons dow to the end
of the point. The back Of the vest terminates
in o sharp point.
Short mantles, jerseys, cloth and silk jack.
cts, long newmsrkets, raglans and dolman
yisites Of Medium length are all fashionably
worn as street wraps.
In Paris q single doukey's ear in a bunch 81
purple thistles is seen on many fashionable
bonnets. The combination of sealskin and
tulle In bonnets is also seen.
In light woollen goods are this season in,
troduced many very beautiful low priced
fabrics which, in a great measure, will take
the place of the muslins, cambrics, ano
lawns.
Fashionable young ladies now wear littl,
.o,,l l,,,boa hoto nal 10 out &c tbo -, ,,o
terial as their walking suits. Sometimes thu
edge is bound in velvet and ornamental by
bird or bright wing.
:, Pearl necklaces are composed of pierced
pearls strung on silk threads. Sometime
the pearls are graded in size and color, tn
more decorative specimens finding a place il
the front of the strand.
The latest morning cap for a young married
woman is of Grape lisse, a large high Nor
mandy in shape, with a double row of lac
for border, a large bow and loops of velye
without ends on the top.
Col. Yerger and his wife are always quar-
reling, Yesterday she asked him: "Wh.
are you looking at me 30 intently?" 81 wa
Just wondering what there was about 20,
that mace me want to marry you 8
badly"
A girl with three arms is me of the at
fractions Of a Louisiana sideshow. Thi
young lady ought to be sought for by ever
manageable young man IN the neighborhoo'
che could put two arms around a mans neck
while she turned pancakes with the other.
"Where does Mr.. Jenkins live and hoy
old are you, my DEAR" he asked of the prett
attendant at the apartment hotel and de
murely. looking into the pockets of her aproI
1 she answered, Suite sixteen, sir. Boston
Bulletin.
THAT article you had in last weeks pare
was the funniest thing l ever read" said
lady to an editor. Il am glad to hear yo'
say So" sob, not at all 1t would make
dog laugh. l thought my husband woul,
split his Sides"
Among the new fabrics is a wooden good
in fine open work called ''dentelle du Sou
dsn." 1t is in all neutral tints, such as beige
almond, olive, and brick. A plain skirt Q
this article, falling loosely over a silk under
dress, is very stylish.
g A wealthy and eccentric citizen of Lem
' bourg, noted for his gallantry, died recent
and left by his will ], 800 forms to the hand
soonest woman in the town. The will say
, that the judges of the fair contestants mus
= ignore the question Of morality in renderiu
their decision.
a Kentucky woman who began smokin
at an early age and continued it up to he
10th year has Just been ultimately cut of
- oai III w obo" wy tNA
woman is not fitted to enjoy the privilege
which nature intended for man alone. Boz
ton Transcript,
a well known young man sent as q flora
offering to his lady love, during the week,
heart Of crimson Jacqueminot roseA pierce
by an arrow of yellow jonquils. The hear
formed a little book, held by blue ribbons
and on opening it two sentimental verse
were discovered.
T., Inoo ,..o,o1a kIano J. ,,,liko ,.H.- IL
the entire cover of fine white duchesse lace
perhaps the elegant and costly. Equally q
pretty ones are carried with pompadour, III
curial, Spanish and oriental laces. In black
the escurial and Spanish laces are used, pu
on plain or in ~flounces.
Husband-"What a fine figure Miss S.
has, and it is not due to her dressmakel
J either" Wife ~(coldly) -"How do you know!
Husband-"How do I know? Didn't we sc
yes" Husband-"Well, / saw her skatip
at the rink the night before"
The latest bridal toilets made are not &
much trimmed as they have been. They OIL
, of velvet, heavily ribbed f~aille, ottoman, gre
grain satin. and silk cachemire. The trair
are added to the skirt and of the same mat,
rial as the waist. The front of the skirt
q what varies most in these dresses.
A charming little bonnet in toque shape
. ICoNertu WIFI Clotn Vi BOlu put on Iull over
= frame covered with garnet or red silk. so thu
, the shades are most effective. The brain
pulled and the trimming consists Of gau
a leaves embroidered in colors and veined wi
5 gold, small scarlet flowers, with gold al
green leaves and q branch Of guided wild ca
standing over the flowers.
i A becoming couture for a bride is to ha
the hair combed up in the back of the ne
and taken in ringlets on the top Of the he
like puffs. Among these are small punches
% orange blossoms, with one very large one
front. The hair is curled over the forehe
u and combed back on The sides. The lar
~ tulle veil taken over the head is fastened
III front by two pins with gold tops.
A gentleman went into o crowded storo
buy some stockings for his wife. 81 wa
striped ones," he said to the clerk. "We hs
: very few stripes, sir" the clerk replr
L., ''they are not much worn now" Are J
sure?" "Oh, yes, quite sure. / will
monstrate this fact to you." Then he lear
over the counter and shouted: "Rats!" "Se
- he asked. "Yss, give me plain color
-[Drake's Magazine.
N To Ada Sweet.