The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-09-02
ABOUT WOMEN.

Grace Greenwood has gone to Brussels.
DIR. Mary Walker is displaying her COS
tune in Salt Lake City.
There is one block in Detroit without a
female gossip. 1t is vacant block.
Marchioness de Caux PATTY, is quietly re-
siding, subsiding and seasiding at Dieppe.
The difference just now between fishes and
girls is that the fishes are fin-backed and the
girls are pinned-back.
1t is the old story of the importance of the
fly on the Coach-wheel in kicking up dust,
to credit Nine. Catacszy with Russia's cool
ness concerning our centennial.
The Christian World declares that mater.
nal love in women is the most contracted of
the social affections, is shared in by all the
higher animals, and has no title III itself TO
the name OF virtue.
A lady missionary in India has converted
whole neighborhood by Simply inducing
the people TO wash themselves. CLEANLINESS
once established, a marked improvement in
morals at once followed.
After listening to reading from Shakes
peare, given by good elocutionist, a little
girl renaarksd: 80 mamma. il Mr.. Smith
would only preach like that shoGld never
want to leave church before it is over!"
An English correspondent says that Lady
Bulwer, who is said to inspire many of the
poems of her husband, "Owen Meredith"
has violet eyes and black lashes, with an
expression Of almost childish innocence.
Miss Susan Augusta Fenimore Cooper,
daughter ofthe novelist, is devOting her life
tn the support and training of little home
less boys and girls, the orphanage being
situated on the Otsego Lake, near cooper
town, n. Y.
An Indiana girl wanted to see if her lover
really loved her, and she got boy to vel
ssmad-dogir as they were walking out. The
lover flew over a fence and left her TO be
chawed up, and she went right away and
married a store clerk.-Extravggant Elk
change.
A couple of Tarre Hsute ladies recently
secured a carriage and driver 10 make 8
series OF calls, and spent the day driving
about the city because they couldn't find
the bell cord, that they might indicate tC
their coacbman when they desired to stop
and were ashamed TO acknowledge it.
A seaside romaunt-Eugene, a poet, *
Amelia:
Come sit down on the shelly shore,
And hear the mighty ocean roar.
Amelia, fashionable young lady, to Eu
gene:
can't sit down, you silly goose,
Because Ia burst my pull-back loose.
Margeret Foley, ths American sculptures
in Rome, was once employed in Lowell
factory. One day the overseer. Walter
Wright, discovered her whiting an acorn
ont Of chalk. He stopped and asked where
her model was Gin my head, was her re
ply. "Then this Ia no place for YOU" said
Mr.. Wright. He persuaded her to leave The
factory and let him send her to school. liz
that way she received her start.
A youth of highly imaginative nature il
New Orleans recently saw red headed ie
male of uncertain age standing in front OF I
mud puddle in the street, and he thus pcurI
himself out in the New Orleans Bulletin
"a fairer picture never haunted the dreams
of Raphael, and had she but glanced down
ward and caught in the shining water th'
reflection of her perfect face, made lovely by
dreamy, "azure eyes, and,a crown OF such ex
,ouisite auburn hair as one rarely sees, save
on canvas, surely the fate Of Narcissus hst
hsen hers.