Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-27
FASHION NOTES..

An Eastern society journal says fancy
dances will be the rage this season.
What the French call cuyvre' which is
something between q rose and a shrimp, |
is the popular tint i'll draperies.
A recent bridal dress vas OF satin duchess
with a long train. The p~etticoat was
satin. embroidered with pearls; the bodice
v shaped, covered with folds OF SILK tuie.
Veil of tulle.
The ladies who wear obelisk and pagoda
hats at theaters a better compromise
with men who are in the habit OF climbing
over a whole row OF people IN order W ee'
out Tor a Glove between acts.
In Italy Young ladies of the middle class
are Kent in most rigorous seclusion. They
are not allowed to do any gadding: Ihcy
cannot even go to church except when &C
~companied by some Older woman.
1t now appears chat the next opera oy
Gilbert e. Sullivan will not be ready before
late this winter, and will have nothing
Egyptian about it. 1t will be q rural s!oty
of 200 wears ago, the scene being LAID IN
England.
A novel idea in dinner invitations has
been introduced. 1t consists IN having
written or printed on one sloe OF INC ny
tation card, the names OF the guests WIN
are expected. By this arrangement GU.
barrassing surprises may De a vo
is aIwa vs. pleasant for any n lnVioeu W.
dinner. to know whom they arc likely 10
meet.
The Detroit Free Press in it's society COZ
umnss saws: speaking of theaters ID q re
hinder OF the fact that OF late noS a .eJ
ladies have shown their good breeding ana
their willingness to refrain from lhco,h-
moding their neighbors by appearing az Ine
NAV either with no hats on or "iCn very
dainty and very small bonnets that 40 n9 :.
obstrurt anybodyfs view OF the stage. :; -
crowino Ladies will be glad to know that
thev need not appear in full dress IN oroe'
IN c,me within the fashionable rule In re-
snect To sitting hatless at the tnea.elc
Pb,a;n Jress without the hat is recogn'zec
asnuite the thing. Should this fasnion a.
tain cencral favor it will be a rene! ~
wbich al, can afford to thank the iau'es -
advance. The very prosp.co OF ~ 40 e0
enough cause for present re!oi'ins'
r AGAIN.
A., Eastern society editor says: l!o -
rressive euchre will continue 10 ~
own, and prizes will accompany ~, ~
dictions to the contrary not~tIn "ta 10 4
There is no deny that playing W H"menf
tho excitement OF the game. aaos
zest that is generally lacking in tne u aht :
diversions OF so,iety, and when cusn. 7.
constitute a strong argument III
the giving of prizes. 1t 10 Only VIZ .e ho
net;t;on breeds ayarice and cover va
breeding that the prize system ID oPe H. :
criticism, but it is to be suppoIMod no,
people who constitute the ~ a:.o;n,;ne
society must be sufficiently wen uei the
to disguise, ii not effectnal,y c c=onxsnti sns
darker pro pensities !ne ,;tv vhich
mask Of immovable amlaD.l.V; he Grad
one Of the the grand so to a s her who won
ae,my ers syciety. Thus to betray e%ot''
stu the lard table is virtually to ackno D
ed edr ,.' Inferior breeding and exhibits a " "
r nerab DIev spo. that they are swift to q a v,
themselves Of, who aim to demoi's n;ah ~
epsary institution OF society, ana u - excu
which society could scarce I'M an eAs
for existing.