The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-02-15
NEWS AND NOTES ron WOMEN.

shopping gloves.
The pretty scarf drapery of soft china
silk over tn lie on gossamer stutfs makes
very charming effect.
Pulled sleeves or slashed are more
stylish on house dresses than either coat
sleeves OF elbow sleeves.
The tournure now appears merely as
dress extender, minus the bunch.up APP
pearance of past seasons.
Moire antique and moire Franchise are
oftener chosen for trimming cloth cos
tunes than velvet or plush.
There are about 2j, 600 women in New
York already organized in trades unions
and labor organizations of various kinds.
Silk and Isle thread woven together
make very substantial black stock
ing which is fine enough for every day
wear.
The newest orange shade is called
Orient and is a rich glowing tint,
whi h combines effectively with seal
brown.
Handsome winter skirts are made of
striped silk, satin or plush, lined with
silesia or flannel, with plated ilounce
at the foot.
Miss Carrie ]. Bartlett, formerly of the
Oshkosh press, is winning fame as the
| pastor of Unitarian Church at Sioux
Falls, d. T.
/ At the recent marriage of the daughter
OF the great Rabbi Of Paris, Zadoc Kahn,
to the habbi Israel Levy, fourteen BRIDE
maids appeared.
Rose color aud pale green is com.
blnation which is not too common to he
much appreciated by young girls with
beautiful competitions.
A dainty, frag lie ostrich plume boa is
one of the most approved gifts for lad ,es
in Paris. Ii is luxurious, becoming and
sure never to be common.
The Italian Minister of Public In.
struction has issued decree th1t women
teachers shall receive equal sa.aries with
men teaching the same grade.
There are one hundred women study
ing in the Harvard Annex this year.
There is an endowment fund of $780,
600. But $500, 600 is needed.
Rain drop fringe is seen with good
effect on evening wraps of an elaborate
chara ter. 1t has the effect of string
of opals when the light catches it.
Mouse color and green is a novel COM
blnation which is seen in some ondon
garments. The green is a very dense,
moss shade, and the gray has no yellow
in it.
The favorite colors for u ain cloth
promenade toilets a.e dark and light
mouse gray, dark blue green, myrtle
green, copper red, claret aud dark hello.
trope.
Be companion to your husband if he
is wise man; and, if he's not, try TO
make him become your companion.
Raise his standard, do not let him lower
yours.
The little toques of velvet with an
eagles feather are the jauntiest things in
head gear for young ladies and young
girls. \ binding of fur makes them more
attractive still.
As the season advances the skirts of
dresses are less punched at the back rs
heretofore, and are laid in wider plaits.
Steels are now limited to two and these
are placed in the lower half OF the fouuda-
tion skirt
The wide band of ribbon or velvet,
which is worn about the throat is
fastened by a beautiful jewel of some
KIND set as clasp or a buckle. This is
Of course with evening dress or with a
dinner costume.
White felt has not been worn for |
ladies bonnets for many wears until re-
Gently when again it appears with a
garniture of black or gold, and proves
TO be favorite fashion with young
ladies of fashion.
High and elaborate coifures are con-
sidered most stylish this season, and a
well defined and orderly bang is pre-
ferred to the fluffy brush of unkempt
looking hair, which was the fashion
short time since.
The prettiest of all the pretty Jackets |
worn with house dresses is the Eton, and |
when in velvet it is particularly natty
Sometimes beaded embroidery is used |
to make them still more attractive and
trimming of pendants around the edge.
Biscuit colored suits are stylish and |
the underskirt is invariably in co or
green of dark shade being most stylish,
next black and in that case the trimmings
for the jacket and the sides of the o,er-
dress are in black braiding or of black
astrakhan.
There are many new shades of yellow
this season, the iaintestan most delicate
being lettuce heart, which is almost
green, and as seen in some exqu size
moires. 1t is charming tint. Then
there is burnt orange for the bunettes,
so well suited to dark, rich complex ons.
The red Grape bonnets, which a pro-
fessional beauty has made popular, are
still being wO for receptions ami the
theatre by fashionable Young women.
No flowers or ribbons are used on these
simple yet effecti bonnets, simple
puts OF the Grape being the sole trim
IN ng.
Red wool frocks for girls from six to
eight years ofage are braided with black
soutache in cur, ed rows. hese are made
with a round, hirh waist which is Tapped
from the right shoulde. to the left side
at the waist-llne, curving slightly. The
skirt is plain and simply hemmed, and
gathered iully to the waist.
Miss Mollie Bergen, lass of sixteen
summers, whose puents live on POOLS
slough, Gaquina, Ore. saw a deer dash
by the house and Jump into the slough
the other dav, whereupon she procured
her fathers Wine ester and shot the ami