Omaha daily bee., 1888-03-25
HONEY For THE LADIES,

Keep your heart upon it;
And your thought,
As you ought,
From your Easter bonnet.
She was a pretty salesgirl;
He asked for a kiss,
For he was the accepted
OF the fair and blushing miss.
She gave him one, and as she drew
Her rosy lips away,
us there she asked in trembling tones,
Anything else to-dayr'
TIL spring bonnet has floral garnitures.
Draperies pinked at the edge continue in
favor.
Elaborate military braidings are worn on
spring Jackets.
There is infinite variety in the shapes of
new polonaises.
Time for girls to get UP and jump. It's leap
year, you know.
Ornamental selvages are seen on the new
changeable silks.
Brazil graduated her first female physician
a short time ago.
Light colored carpets and wall papers are
most fashionable.
Never Judge the size of a girls feet by the
arctics she wears.
Colors are extensively used in the decora-
ton Of black toilets.
Waist trimmings which cross in front are
exceedingly popular.
Challies will supersede nuns yelling for
summer afternoon toilets.
Lady Mcdonald takes an active interest in
revival meetings at Ottawa.
White and gold is a ~favorite combination
fortea-jackets and tea-gowns.
TIL woman suffragists have converted
Rabbi Gottheil to their cause.
Many a homely, unattractive girl gets a
husband on account of her pa value.
Some of tho admirars nf Maria Ro,o uovn
her a diamond tiara for her birthday.
Venetian green and terra Gotta are COM
bineo in some of the newest tailor gowns.
Pretty demi-trained toilets for young
ladies are of white wool braided with silver.
Mary Anderson's brother is soon to be
married to a daughter of Lawrence Barrett.
Dainty home toilets are almost invariably
made with a belted corsage of some descrip-
ton.
Miss Booth, of Harper's Bazaar, earns 81, 900
q yeai by translating, besides her 5000 as an
editor.
Pale and deep tan plush skirts are worn
with winter dresses of various colors and
fabrics.
1T is not a difficult task to discover rare
talent in young ladies who parents are
wealthy.
Mrs. Dutton, of Indiana, is 1O2 years old.
She has been a confirmed smoker of ninety
two years.
Mrs. Cleveland's two pet aIligators are to
be trained to shake hands with visiting
statesmen. .
A man who is the father of fifteen buxom
daughters says his business Is raising bellies
in the market.
Mrs. Eunice Hooser, Of Elkton, KY, has
Just completed a calico quilt hat is composed
of c4,0S0 pieces.
A girl may be economical, but if she has a
lover who has no objection to an arm going
waist occasionally.
Four women physicians were graduated
from the medical department of Auffalo uni
versity last week.
The wife of Judge Stallo, our Minister at
Rome, Italy, talks very little English, being
a German by birth.
Eugene Field says it's a libel to suppose
that Chicago girls that "Romeo and Juliet
is two separate plays.
The widow of the late Mayne Reid. the
widely-known and popular novelist, is engage
ed in writing his life.
Miss Amelle Rives, the Virginia authoress,
is q cousin of MIR. George Riyes, the assist
ant secretary of state.
"rm stuck on that girl,' said the court
plaster. "Well, she breaks me all up, too, "
remarked the peanut candy.
ga Flock of Girls" is the title of a new
novel. A very. noisy production, we should
say-a sister of "Chatterbox.n
Tell a girl she's pretty and she'll always
homely and she'll always get mad.
Prof. Asa Gray, although living in the con-
SENTATIVE atmosphere of Cambridge, ALWAYS
signed the woman suffrage petition.
Miss West, the daughter Of the British
minister, always speaks Spanish to her
father when they are alone together,
Mrs. Ralph Waldo Emerson's name stands
at the head of the woman Suffrage petition
sent in this year from Concord, Mass.
A distinguished negro belle of Port-au-
Prince Haytl, was recently married to the
brother of William Black, the novelist.
A Michigan girl has found 2,125 four-
leave %clovers, and is not married vet
There is sure luck in those things-for the
men. "o
Miss Hattie Allen, of Waterloo Ia bo.
ben made assistant professor in the medicai
department of the Michigan state universitU
at Ann Arbor. 's'
Some girls insist that they do not lilo
squeezing, but we have noticed that thew nv
always the ones to be found in crowded sbops
and street cars. nopS
that city, February 81. She was a eradmata
of the Faculty of Paris and the nth 30
several medical works. VI
Prominent women of Paris ara s;gnino,
petition for the suppression or restrjction Of +
morals has been formed. Puoio
In a Michigan town there il n girl
height is six feet nine inches. When she
makes up her mipd to get married Won coz
wager she stoops to conquer. Wv 'ah
1t is a we'll known fact among artistic tb,
a maiden OF thirty five summers and $500 . oaS
is a more beautiful being than ono'OoSS
eighteen winters and no cash to speak Of u
Mrs, DR.. Smith has contributed $40. OOo for
the purpose OF constructing a 'splay houso,,
Tor the use OF the children of Neworl, NJ
who have no place but the streets to plav in in
"A fashion item says ''sacques for vounr
E Rai oi wRite lambs wool are very pretty
eyes. "oi over your
The latest novelty in gloves is tho cornoo,
glove OF tan -colored unglazed hid Ca UaIneh
a nId a. oyer The arm, without any buttons
with silk. embroidered
baltimore boasts of having a wealthy 90
clety young man who can a k braaiy 80,
COOK a delicious meal. IL it has anv ana
young ladies who can do as much Il h ssci ecyy
Mira lVb;t,o.