Omaha daily bee., 1885-11-14
HONEY FOR THE LADIES.

HONEY FOR THE LADIES.
Walking dresses are made shorter than for
merry.
Fichus are fastened at every possible place
with tiny nrOacne5.
y bright red bird Oh u black or brown bon
net is Ia hiunablC,
Red velvet, hirh-cruwned hats, are CnCir-
cIed with jet ornaments.
\ black velvet tocque has q mass of loops
OF duII red ribbon placed in front.
Bodies OF bla k lace or icttcd net with low
Innings are stylish adlunCts to black dresses.
Dark red is in favor, and dark green IS
worn IN tie street and on occasions OF ctre-
mOHJ.
Vests are worn with every sort Of skirt
aud are snort, long, ught-uttins or loosely
drap,d.
French corduroy is much used for street
costumes. It's soft IN texture and has a vel
YetN lUOK.
Chicago girls are developing remarkable in
duslrA IN ~Nnltting sLlk socks 1Or Relatives and
hNueLlGdrJs.
Roman Sashes and narrow ribbon TO cores
pond for trimmings, are shown in the lead
m establishments.
Some OF the new sash ribbons have wide
stripes showing II rougn surface which close
~ resembles asJIaklian.
When a young lady sets herself up as u
belle 1t i, lalr to presume That She wants
somebody 10 ring her.
Some of the dress bodices are trimmed with
rows of "IbOOns aid on fiat, and terminating
in loops at the edge OF the bodice.
A society writer wonders why young ladies
always have TO hc pressed to sing. He is evil
dclitly Il grecnhorn on the subject Ot girls.
Two stupid Michigan hunters shot a
woman, miSIakinB her iur Il bear. "A woman
should never be mistaken Tor anything but u
dear.
II dOn't see why de papers kick up such a
tu' bout women big hats at de theeaA-
sad u DVOtOlack, 'dey don't bOdder Inc
It an"
Eight months ago a Connecticut woman
lost her voice. Last week she recovered It
while cou-hing to relieves tickling sensation
IN her throat .
Scu. Itnr, Is pursuing her artin I;Ome. She is
cI-agcd on an important WORK Tor a gentle
man in Chicago.
Mrs. Sarah lIilLSharOn, 1t Is said, enters
on her ramati career with some advantages
over Mrs. Lliy Langtry, because she has no
husband To support.
A woman in Louisville dropped a handful
Of niGklcS into q street car cash DUX last WrGk
in the belief that it was u receptacle Tor mis-
siOnary contributions.
An American girl wears q big boQuet in her
belt, wtli!e a HlnduO maiden wears Il big b ass
ring in her nose. 1t amounts u the same
thing. Each has her nUSc-say.
There is a law in the Argentine republic
making IT an %Olfcnse, punishable by impriS-
UnmenL to Otler Tor sale The photographs Of
beauties, prOteSSiO Ial or otherwise,
Grape stone jewelry is much worn for
mUuI nIng, and Is made in IA variety OF dc
Signs. 1t is durable and taSteIul. buttons,
buckles ana clasps are a.SO made of IT,
A fashion paper says: skeleton bOnnets
are al the III age the husband is tn one
who performs the rage acC when he Is called
pom to pay Il small fortune Tor the ghost of a
hat.
Miss Langtry has paint ted her hair a kind
OF reddish culOr, wtIIcn, II appears, is becom-
inS the fashion in Paris. Whenever her adj
ulelccS see hcl they cannot help GXclaImlng
Chestnut"
A costume of bottle-green serge has panels
OF cashmere. with Turkish designs in soft
cOlOls. The bodice Is pointed and has high
collar, p.astrOn and Guns of the cashmere.
| The visite and bonnet are of the Cashmere.
Ingenuity could scarcely devise anything
more eieAant and elaborate in gaTniturrS than
the appilqles, laS~SeIncnteTltS, and special
uTGSS ornaments in silk-cOrd beal-work and
chenille work in cesele effects brought out
tiIs season.
Miss Florence Miller, of TeXarkana, Ark,
woke up one saturday night and perceiNiug
a burglar IN the room Sprang AZ him, puned
his HAIR, ana showed hIm toward o window,
out of which lie Jumped, Florence firing sew
eial shots at him.
The prospect for n Ladies' club in New
YORK has been abandoned. IL is probable
ildl iltlt dIt DOt enough ldilltS Ill LlliI Guy
III iANOf % nishtekeyes and late hours to form
aCluD. The brOOnI-Stick and the %rOllIng-pin
ale good enough Tor them.
The pelisse is very becoming to both tall
and short ladi,S. The back is made to 'ut
lINe n glove gracefully curving at the waist
line and smoothly sitting over the bust e.
The fronts OF Inc sleeves are Ot the Mandarin
uInuN. FL
Two thirds of the wealth of the town uof
i'alat ~ Fla, Is 10 be inherited by young
gl'.s with oliln sc groves. Their fathers have
no SONS ana no pnor relations. THESE groves
viii average IA income OF $4,000 clear OF tx
penses. 40 south, young Llan.
Null embroidered ties are again popular,
ana the pretty new scarf ends are finished IN
many liant NAYS in hemstitcuInS, tusKs,
French n~etdlework, delicate coiOred EN-
bIUiderics, lace aud Insertions, both wide
and narrow. OuIcTs are simple polka dotted.
The rage for sashes and sash effects at the
back of the dress increases. TneAc graceful
accessories ARE not only used upon new ele-
giant dress costumes, but they serve most
riloctive!s in Frightening up the pla ner house
dresses Ol last year, MAKE. ScsIa 10 CORES
pond are most usually added.
Hosiery is In "a greater variety of designs
than ever before, Some of the STOCKINGS are
elaDOrdtely embroidered with gold, silver, or
s,eel beads, ntlleTs have heTaldic and mediB-
Val designs, ANA stu others have realistic
serlcnis winding about them. Black and
dark colors. however, are generally worn.
\ fashionable TEN says: The latest thing
Out la tue Nay OI wouIan'S head gear is u
magnetic bonnet such bOnHets have been
out Iur years, but they soon lose their power
of attraction. They will draw a woman To
church perhaps two or three sundays IN sue
c~ession, and then their magnetic power is
gone.
While a young lady Of Lebanon, Pa, was
walking along the streets of that town a few
| ia : ago. a bright ribbon dancing frUin her
waist attracted a ilOck of gttSt;, aud Uue ut
the bD,desI of them, running up, seized the
stlt4umur, jerked il oil and ran away with IL
The Young lady was badly frightened.
brilliant cardinal, gold, dnrk-blue and gol-
den brown are the culors that enter largely
inlO everything that Is designed for gainf-
ture, and for much In drcs, also. rHe in
truiIctiuu OF the deep, rich olive and bronze
shades has Il tuuin ctfect, bat afleT all. they
hui enrich 10y llgltcnlns the sunset luies, the
glitter of gold, aud the sparkle Of beads and
metallic threads.
There is no radical Change In the fashions