Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-12-01
Feminine Gossip.

AT New York fashionable wedding, recent |
", the gloves of the bridal party cost Sl6o.
An Iowa court has decided that woman can
sue her husband for money borrowed OF her.
Miss Charlotte Cushman is soon to appear as
Meg Merries at Booths Theatre, New York
The Springfield Republican thinks the course nise
of woman suffrage IL soon 10 pe tic "ihntii6 s"'o
in Massachusetts.
A rumor has obtained general currency to
the effect that Jenny Lind il coming here 10 run
opposition to Christine Nilsson.
-Fesh-colored gloves are the latest fashion.
The advantage is that at little distance no one
notices that you've got them on
One of the girl students of the Michigan
University is tifty-two. Among the others are
three of tender years and SURPRISING beauty
Brass and silver tipped heels are in vogue
for the fair sex, and they now clank and ciatter
along the pavement like dismounted cavalry
officers.
in st. Joseph, Mo-. the other day, TWO twin
sisters played game of cards, for the manu- oi
| q young farmer. and the winner married the man
within week.
| -O,ive Logan wore blue silk dress, en- pan.
nier, with oyerskirt and close-titting basque Oh
blue velvet. when she lectured on "Ihe ras-
sions," in Washington.
| Ii ia expected that the receptions to be given
NJ Washinaton Iris season by Madame Catacazy,
wife Of the Russian Minister, will exceed IN eie-
gance and novelty all others.
Miniature Prussian helmets are unique and
+ba latest style in earrings. They are Of fine
gold, very delicate, and imported from Ni.hia'
where all the pretty things come from
Anna Dickinson still retains, ana moaes,y ,."aaI
too. her position as the "Queen OF tne Lyseun, Ss
PLATFORM" New corners make tremendous efforts
10 outsbine her as a lecturer, but IN VAN.
The mountain girls of Switzerland and the
Tvrols astonish travellers by their feats OF cour.
age and performance. They ascend the mghes'
l III hat il
Mrs. Sarah Jane Hale, the we'll known au-
thoress, is a native Of Newport, n; H., and y
tsS5 was a dressmaker in that village She II
now rs wears DID, and resides in Philadeiphis.
Young ladies have adopted the high stand
IN London collar. broken at the enus, anu wori
in connection with bows OF gay eoio'eu s i1;as
, Thestyle is too masculine noboy-for tdd'es
, Mrs. Laura Curtis Bullard. editor OF tn.
6eroIution sailed on Thursday for England. VIII
a view to INQUIRE into tho condition and prospect
| of the woman's rights movement IN that country
> The last thing in headdresses il corone
Of glass Geissler tubes filled with eiec,rlc fas
emanatng from small galvanic battery SET II
q the chignon. Such extravaganza is SHOCKING
+, If the price of kid gloves continues to rs
u we NAV expect Dame Fashion to Introduce ciot
y OF dogskin gloves ere long. Shopkeepers tell !
= there is still greater prospect oil increase
= price.
4 There is in England lady over ninety year
4 of age. a friend Of Florence Nightingale, wi
- works from o'clock in the morning till ~
"a night to relieve suffering poverty, wherever Oh
N can fndit.
i. Hon. VIM. D. Mann, of philadelphia, ga,
10 his daughters house and furniture worth 20 ,oo
., Ala. OO6 worth of diamonds, and country Sc Sc
to On tbe Delaware, as marriage portion. 81
ne was married on the 18th instant.
Winnie Ream will soon take her departn
from Rome for the United States, bringing wi
eh her the statue Of Lincoln, lust completed, "a q
he hopes to be able 70 ~ egs,,ir;c sso
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