The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-11
OF INTEREST TO LADIES'.

Mrs. Cleveland is scholarly enough to
read understandingly and enjoy the Eng
lish version of Homer.
A novelty is the Butcher. II il made on
the Piccadilly last which gives that slim
effect To the foot now so much sought
after in the best grades of fine wear.
The lace boot is again reinstated in
favor, but il comes back i'm a more orna-
mcntal form. In some instances the
fronts are of patent leather, cut in seal
lops, and the silken laces some bright
color, as scarlet or yellow.
The most fashionable London shoes for
very smart occasions are in silk, suede or
morocco, corresponding with The gowns.
with contrasting heels and rands, and
either ribbon tying the side flaps together
on the inside or n handsome buckle.
Some lisse fans have sticks of carved
wood, colored shade of the lissc u n
fringe of pendant metallic beads along
each fold; others AVE very full, narrow
ruchings of finely plated lisse along the
folds. giving n very feathery and dainty
effect.
The sacrifice OF widows on the funeral
pyre still goes on i'm Bali, Nh island nea
Java. They are burned along with the
remains of their husbands. The latter's
slaves also share the same fate IL he be OF
high rank. A short time q three wives
of n chief were cremated.
The servant and mistresses of Vienna
have to manage their affairs under b
superintendent of the police. The latter
keep n Servants book" in which each
girls dismissals and re-cngagements are
recorded, together with copies OF char
actcr given by each employer.
The prettiest feet on record were those
of Napoleon's sister. the Princess Borg
hcsc, who after her bath, used To recline
gracefully on a Tongue i'm her dressing
room, with her diminutive feet. plump
and perfect as those of a child, and
tinted like a tea rose, carefully displayed.
The swagger girl is advancing. There
il nothing more certain than her arrival.
She will come with the chamois brown
spots on her low shoes, n pork pie perched
on the side of her head, a four-in-hand
tied about her choker and ornamented
with a mastiH scarf pin and her thumbs
i'm the pockets of "A summer blazer. Her
success remains Ia be seen.
Mr.. Davidac: "why are you so jealous,
my dear? Have | ever given you the
slightest cause for Suspicion" Mrs. DAY.
idac: "No, darling, you never have. It's
only that | love you so. IL | didn't love
you ] wouldn't care. I'd just get all the
money | could out of you and let you do
as you like" Mr.. Davidac: 'As you do
love me, you get all the money you al
out of me and won't let me do as | like"
-Tcras SJtings.
Certain physicians have discovered that
frowns can he eradicated by cutting
muscles between the bridge of the nose
and the roots of the hair. So every wo-
mel who through fretting, ill-health or
any other reason. has acquired those little
wrinkles on the brow. can now have them
skillfully removed by the surgeons knife.
What next? Apparently the day is not
far distant when n can he entirely re-
constructed from the crown Of the head
Ia the soles of the feet.
Since guld-bead necklaces have again
come into style dealers nave been placed
very frequently In a very delicate position
when son lady came i'm To complain that
the necklace sold her was of inferior
quality, rs II crooked or blackened on her
neck. Recent investigation u the ex-
pcricncc of prominent storekecpers has
disclosed the fact tina il is due entirely tn
the contact of the beads with a neck upon
which face powder has been used. The
smallest amount of powder, IL the neck.
lace be- continually worn, is sufficient 10
cause this.
v~i.countcss Kingsland ended n life of
TRANCE vicissitudes She was married in
1919 Ia Niscount Kingsland, the needy
representative of an old title. At his
death she fell into the greatest poverty,
and occupied a small room in a back
street Of Lambeth. with hardly any furni-
turc. by making shirts at 4 cents apiece
she managed To earn 80 to IS cents a
week. For nearly twenty years she con.
tinued her employment OF ~shirtmaking
receiving occasional outdoor. relief from
the parish. When she Mas ~ she applied
10 the Universal Bcneficieut society 10
aid. The committee Immediately mad.
her AN allowance of $3.50 per week, AM
eventually secured for hera gift 81 $50
from the royal bounty fund. Afterwart
a special subscription was raised and q
government pension of $50 "A year pur
chased for her. 50 that the last few wear,