, 1870-02-06
FEMALE LECTURERS.

l
prfr.y idea, aud Of al! the rreseuls Eece.Sed b.
he Pope firm tie members OF the EcunencA1
ouncl he ptcrounccd this The most teaut1aL
FEMALE LECTURERS. 4
Anna DfckInson-Ollvc LoEnne
lxent 10 Eear Mis- Dtck,pson lecture at Library
ia1l = week ago, cot oecaute she IL the fashion, |
,r TINT NEEDED convcaon In Tegtr1 to eq1al
1gnts and wrongs, but bee anls wanted TO hear
WOMAN talk at the tate Of a hundred dol.ara m
hour. That compelled me to believe her sue.
,esr and VA quiie willing to alt on the hardest
Ecst ! ever encountered hehi1d tue longest
codted people that aye male, Wills aho cnsefed /
v hited Sepnlcnrcs, and ventilated Mosmoa ln-
lqu.siea.
Tne usual highly respectable audience wa
there. A great many scta Of white eruinc and |
o1e+s nata with polot lace on then, shoDc softly
under The gss light, and JeTe!led hands raised
gold acd pearl opcra-Elasses 10 beautiful
e5es. Elderly men with nxed ideas and
tetted habits sat patiently By their less 1rscs2ee
wires: and young men with slender ctnes and
high Ioreheads patted thsir atoleseent chtna, and
locked "aA that sort Of snlug' at the ch'gnons
scoom pspy:n9 them; strong. minded women. with
large, intelligent faces, were there in what they
call sena!b!e bonaets. hlceous evolations Of rel
ret and pasteboAtd, And the why IN which they
Eettled themselves to 4 feast OF Annz, was fe-
frethlrR to look at You might have walked over
them-theJ would neither have seen you nor felt
you. Their regards were 1Ied upon thclr beloved
champion, When they heard her they were In
ecatary; when they could not, they could stnl see
the "holy WY Of her head" Mixed with th.Ac
wese lawyel1 Of euinence, male and female;
doctors ditto; ministers who looked foonan,
bus lstetcd with unctiou, and cried "Btarc
Rt1l!" .eno roce, and wiped OF syMpathetc tearR
At the Fight place1- There arc people who went
there believing polJRamy 10 bc a ttt-btt OF Salt
Lake City, but Who left conElnccd that II IL CON-
mon everywhere.
All! how abe talked. rose and fell In my aezt
with every cadence aud nonotoae uotll grew
dizzy, and found enthuAasm dlsagreed with me:
hers Is not q Womana piping treble, but the full
d.spason Of an or2.ors tonc1, irrespective OF sex.
| sre has improved very much IN tne dramatic BY
plsy OF ntrtipg the tesEa from her senstise eyes
during the pathetic PaaaaEes- Her hand Is pretty
enough 10 show to advantage, and not too small
"a mistake women are apt to make about thelr
bandA Ii Ia ornaueuted by large seal ring, a
Eft OF friendship from q New YORK editor.
Looking at her that night through an o1.ra'
glass, perceived singular coincidence The
gss burkers above the platform were d1keued
almost 10 extinction, and the snsla globes OF lghs
reflected downward upon the wall In irons o
| which Miss Dickinson Tas standing. As nhe
| talked eloquently and we'll, Of the woman OF to
day and her enfsapchisenent, she stood 30 ths
directly oEcr her forehead appeared the BhAaov
| Of a bright star, Which ho1eted there while th
spoke, a II cTowutng her with ha'o OF glory
Tho cmeu Was accepted by the few Of her earncs
admirers, who wc,e IN u position TO see Il, us on
Of uncomuou tisnlncsuce and beauty.
! AnIA Dickinson dresses ria,n1y: she cauuo
welt justtfy her rosIuon and do Otherwise II
| tlcre Ia aB much tnccngru!ty between ta1 an
the cresa reform movement as between It an
point lace and diamoudA She weara both Q
these, but utder protest, and ahofn Of their bear
u. Her drtss on Monday evening was her 1egr
lation une.-o:sek tils, plain wasted. tight c9s
| sleeve, aWkwa1h and unbecomtng. with no ha
noniors drnrereR 10 GOTTEN Angular lines, or Ess
, rest and beauty 70 the eye; pain, neat aud Ga
kt1tst, 1t certainly must have delighted the tas
d of the letser Eek. She wears her haE short nj
=, cprlIER,-an essy and natural style.
il It Pleased NE to h1ar her talk about Maf1tai
:. and bsbles, two Institutions about which 81
It Knows nothing, but fe;t sorry tor the inharm
Is pfuus views Of lie which her ntte1auces-Eta'
D, and popular though they be-tnroke. II seem
ut to re thnt every WOMAN there, who rad mol
to and husband TO love her, and little children
call her mother, had a sphere larger aud bet'
cd than that OF any woull-be retcrmtr. TINT I
cheer Of oneA oWu baby Was worth more th
Of the applause OF the Lest audience that Llbr'
3D. Hall could gather. But then 1t would not psy
well, pecuniaril5.
II When she had nnlkhed. The people drew le
breath, The men laughed and looked III
ns foolish; the women Judged ench other and 8.
,,Io a1sn's sne aplenlld.'' The 5oruE man Of
~, rsesens who Is married to the WOMAN oI tho p
IL, ! cried "Thnnk God for Aun21" bu: IN the 81
81 breath declared he should not want her 70
ze6 ! vile. thought OF the times when Ahe was
1re | disnen and cleaned a.ce~rlkH, IN her brave,
,etr domltstle way, and wondered II money Wa
,n,e fair reconPensc for q youth spent rs hers
rho teen. A worklrE Etri-a clerk IN the Mn
~ epa1,,ns:ttrc speake1-an anti@slavezJ !ec:nt
~ a poliucian-a woman eunrags-a Mormon
uho uounccr-a aucceeaful WOMAN. THIS Ia her rec
,ho, taking feelirgiy and pathet!ollly Of wou
as snackle9 who never was q s!aves dt:casatng
v.s t.ammels AID trials OF marriage who never
vtsi, mA1Tted; arguing the light or babies to be
who retuses to be mother: cls'ning INC
to pfptect Wonhnhood Wh0se who's hfe fect
9.o~ an ovation to the liberalty and jpsuce Of
'wns Oh Anna! the beauty md purity OF Tour LII
tnef pure womarly, they exist, intact, IN tnot
lrtas | homes, where The 8L11nca.womarhood L
'We lever thAt noyes the wcrld ~ you nfse1
Win Women who never doubt their equality be
r1nce God desig1 Cd them for caothera and vivfs:
the en- nbo are contented 10 recognize IN tnet
ores bands. the head Of the family, Of The c1urc
eAc- Stale, and who drlRht{1n saying
us ana -~rn nay thcworld 70 you, lore,
desed When Anna lectuzed IN Galeua, she begt
E peo- a,.ronrse vt,n The sentence. .Wouep, ch!
my At l ann idtotar An old gentleman. who had
eyolu- ,h,,her 10 n1ease his wife. becaue verJ an
royal this, Insisting that By idiots ahe meant ne
luea ne Declared he did not come there to b+. in
THIS, however, wou1l have been mild II
led masculine abuse from Anna!
.,on Next October Arna Will be p, hut sac
rec,el admirably the freshness Of her glrhooa, ct
t1,ie ss she perpetusllyi Is IN lighting chrneras,
;ho, in rocssing radical petuc'p'es; the Hork dc
Afrcan seem 10 wear mon her, or Il, pesnaps. aH'
~ ria cd By the heAlirg aaive OF good pty.
> feat rate, the ctoWnof maTtErdou hAs Isauy
which iAir bIoW.
nfortu- oL1rE LOGAN
and tn followed her friend Annte 20 clca-ly Ii the
aHe in+ neld that but cue hight ipterrened. Aslh
III Ano elegant an audience greeted Ter, but tner
o1 IN not 60 ma1y solid people present. The
en- uas and beAntY, and the rreras IL n ertsnf Of
mina. rather than the thinking, WORKING me
ness Of vorrn nj the times. Woman1y. Innnuct
ese.7E catue before her waiting people. with !
aA tnte trringtrg step, and. en- the verge o. III
par o. stopped, unemharrns.ed and graceful,
'e1s Ne cna1miugly Affected noucha.ance, and rt
pEeetly Ellent and no1onless for = monet
cstnb- ahe put her pretty head on one side, lke
huuders bid eating lump FuSaf. pressed
rs q re- crRer-1 couth not see whtif
,ned the dlpleo or Iot. TO the rosy portals or
to the after The mBnneF OF DauKnty. cunnl1g hs'
Ju Is and teEan her very rfeffJ aectUfe IN Fes
1pon ap- way. Once starred. me 1tFepress'ole u
the in. ue1scuse gushes, and fparkied, and ]roti
II incoy- burtlea from her charming npa, turn!r
he con. nftuat1c lays, under the fosy Ore OF
insttu- auet CO. and kecdtrg out brilliant forc:s o.
IN Huh. povct, to move the admiration and dc1isi
he Hun li.,encre She talked OF girls. OF. as eh
,l,ion Of | .aY. gea.lp, Erd Oltre Lcgau. Then mt
,pFiat1on ard more olive Logan, AID ane ran III
ramut OF esaria with hEtlllsIc5 OF acc
8 Lord ment aid iudnectness Of purpose tha'
~ said a room for c1irlc1.m. Whit. ase stands II
s could t'cuatsng 60 sete,lst aHu nsu'' ".
IS OF his nonin' aho )e"ened uAoa|' 'ee t1e os'~'
AlIenged HER DRESS
who Oh az saw It through the "gIass CT fasa
wa Short nar1ow-scaut-scr!up blsc
Qlchucss with butterfly panrier Of black kiiS.
d oyer 70 belted on at the WHIST. THIS paunier y!
fom !ne circular, cou2irg within half yafo OF
aus ss., 1n nS tom Of the tAtrt. 1t was open IN
ming 10 no!ntAd with soale u2rroH trimming
,rlamcut tack It zas caught up very ooansnt
oal: a7d sreAt re1peud!cuar purs that PtooA ou1
:, Hsntss ~ ~ e.de Of the form. The back Was
: e4r1sd Grec,au bend, 10 which appearance 81
received added, by frequently assnntnR The at.le
Leg o. for b.ack ye;yet wAst was p!aiu, and well
Hence: Ouyo Lc9An. Al her throat
an ~ n rne Price Arthur boz, ksi
.x1ng" fair OF vA!euetcnres laee al
~ .,o 1,hpsn highly becoming and n good IA
Aoo, s ~ lsr O, embroidered GlasgoF ltoeu, WI
ttet from Sune ~ -I.,. 4ne non-et
es exist IN Nnsets. o. vs. s,,s-nm-n1. nre