The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-20
ABOUT WOMEN.

Toe rumor that Matilda Heron has written
play Is erroneous.
Mrs Sinclair Mrs. Edwin Forrest) is now
living at the Sturtevant Hotel, New York
city.
The hair of a young lady in Vermont
1nrUed white in a single night. She fell into
-four barrel.
Mrs. Lincoln has returned TO Chicago
from the South, where she has been spend
ing the winter.
Ladies who wear bonnets TO the Musical
Festival, are required to pay for two
scgts.-Cincinnati Times.
A female justice OF the peace in Wyoming
had to stop to pin up her hair while solemnly
sentencing q prisoner to three months in
sil
olive Logan authorizes the papers to speak
Of h,3r as Miss Olive Logan. Sykes claims
10 have been married to her, but then she
Ough to know.
Mis Carlotta Perry, OF Wstertown, Wis.,,
is to r, ,ad the poem before the Wisconsin
Editor ial Convention IN June. Miss Perry
is pos tess of considerable merit.
Emily Faithful puts the matter in this
hight: az : is not womanliness that men dread
in woma, rs influence, but womanishness; it
is not i1anlinsss that distigures,' but
1nanishnea 5"
New Yol k ladies don't mind making
! Montague c, mfort able just because he COM
N 1tted the in discre ton of having mistress
wi V publish, I'd hiIu in the Mercury and
pul sned him il ito co uIt.
nj vs. Scheme <, ds tighter of the distin-
s,1ish, " author f"A Handbook of Poker"
has set American girls valuable example
t,v preps ring to IN trry one OF her country
men. It's all strail ;ht rough.
Partisan ladies are wea ing black stocking
and. what 10 more, are wearing boots cut
omar, in three, places tt she Wv the stockings.
This relieves the fair we 'aref nom ene "Oso-
lutte necessity o. going at "a my oays'
The rules of the ANA ma iommunists-a
curious society located in To wa-allow the
sisters only from S25 to SO each for clothing
for year. That would hardly 9uy a spring
hat for one according to out.7ide Nlces.
Kate Field is writing up speci al account
Of the Cincinnati Musical Festiva. J for the
Commercial. The lack of a ibrett Will be
felt SIS keen privstion, but she cal quote
from Ristori's plays without being iounu
out
OF the one hundred and five perso. rs re-
oe;ved by Beecher into his church last sun
day. eighty-two were women. Beech er's
greatest success has always been w un
women. Men do not appreciate the "ho ~
kiss" business, Tor obvious reaSonS.-Courle U
Journal.
An Oneida (Ill.) correspondent of the Chi
cago Inter Ocean says Mrs. Brigham Young '
No. Q. is visiting friends in that place and
Her mother, Mrs. Cook, once {
known there as "Aunt Bstsy," is living in y
Grand Rapids, Mich. She is not the Betsy o
that was "out." II
u you call on a lady friend at this season, q
and she suddenly leaps from her chair, claps n
bs- hands together, darts about like hen s,
atter erasshopper and shrieks "kill the b
wretch. !" do not be alarmed; she is only a
seeking To destroy the festive moth who has fC
out for an airing. v
Mrs. Oates published card in the San d
Francisco Call of the 9th inst, in which she Z
laws the blame for the late uDpleassutness n
entirely at Mr.. Titus's door, and says that 2
no mem bers Of her company have had aught =
10 do with widening the breeches (observe ii
me spelling, pleased between herself and q
her husband Her married life, she states, o
ms baer UNPLEASANT, for reasons which The il
oub.io need not know; and her relations q
vs.-h ar Allison have been simply those OF O
: principal with business agent. I,
The Hawk-eye says the young men.of d
vViltor. who ran away from that "house"
the other night and left their gil 10 be X
Sarred and feathered by their wrathful par "
er.a nave been reinstated in the "best soci- s.
CIV In Wilton; they 90 to the church soci- =
ets,eS turu the music for the young ladies q
,-bo sing. play all the innocent little games n
srlaloed IN on such festive occasions, say q