The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-08-26
ABOUT WOMEN.

| Four ladies of position in London have
( become decorative artists.
The ''g' in Jean IDgelow's name is soft: SO
she says herself, and she ought tOkuow.
| Nine female students of Cambridge, Eng
land; have just received the title OF bachelor
of arts.
! In Germany the loss of young men in the
war has been so great that there are ], 900, coo
more women than men.
A brave New Orleans lawyer cowhided a
yellow woman the other day for repeated
! insults offered to him.
Black and currant red for n a combination
Just coming into fashion among the ladies of
Pa is.
"a lady physician of Philadelphia has an
income of $4,000 year." But il is not de-
rived from her practice.
An American girl won the gold medal at
the recent exhibition at the college OF Bra
I'll, RIO de Janeir0.
"You look IS tine as hired girl" is the
compliment Hudson miss of tender years
paid her mother the other day.
Miss Minnie Warren and her sister, Mrs
Tom Thumb, have besn very i'll at Middle
borough, Mass, but are convSlescipg.
The chemiloon is gradually finding favor
with the Boston girls, though it's fashion
they are rather slow about getting inside of
Miss Elizabeth p. Peabody, who intro
duced kindergarten schools in this country,
grounds.
The Princess Louise, wife of the Marquis
of Lorne. is executing bust of her sister in
law, the Countess of Percy, to be placed in
AInwick Castle, Northumberland.
The ladies of Troy have organized boat
club. The uniform is a neat white waist and
a brOad-brimmed hat. The club is known
as "Wally- Wslly."
Havana wants more women. Nearly three
fourths of its population are males. A wo-
man with any pretentions to beauty or fine
physique would sooner die than be sean on
the streets unprotected.
The ladies of Savannah, Ga, have formed
a society which prohibits any member pur-
chasing wearing apparel which shall exceed
twenty FIVE cents per yard. That is "hard
times" policy.
There are giautesses in Minnesota, it
seems. A country paper there, in describ-
ing the burning of dwelling, mentions the
rescue. "by way of a window, of the servant
girl, fifteen feet in height"
The following toast was given at Con-
cord cattle show in 1916: sold Bachelors.
Like sour cider, they grow more Grabbed the
longer they are kept: and when they see a
little mother. they turn to vinegar at once"
The latest style of pull-baek dress-put
both your limbs into one leg of your panta-
looms; take the other leg, roll 1t into a
bunch, and tie it behind you; then try TO
walk.
"Thank beavenv' remarks young lady,
flinging her puil-back to the other side of
the room. "This is free country. and a
fellow eau have square sit-down OCCASION
ally."-Rochester Democrat.
The Omaha papers devote a good deal OF
space to description of q wedding in that
city on the 18th. the bride-Miss Nellie NJ.
Higby-being q niece of United States Sena-
tor A. S. Paddock, and the bridegroom
Samuel c. Smith, banker, OF Beatrice, Neb.
Last verse o: an ode to Chicago belle
just published in st. Louis:
Her mouth! q mouth. o fieetins hash.
Prom ear 10 ear a lovely cash,
mouth for kiSsest
gaudy cavern, slOpfng down,
I'll hurl myself within, and drown
In awful blisses,
The Womsns jour- al claims that "women
printers were known halt a century before
the revolution. A woman, Margaret Draper,
Of Boston, conducted the first newspaper in
America. The original Declaration OF indie
peDdence was printed by Mary Cstharine
Goddard"
Mary Stafford Blake, in letter from Salt
Lake, ssys: 81 met with a woman physician
here who is doing thriving practice. The
specially here in medical practice has al
WAYS been entrusted to women. Now
class OF twenty -five Mormon girls are study
ing medicine, preparatory to more COM
plete COURSE.
When Jenny Lind first saw Niagara Falls
she is said to have dropped upon her knees
and uttered a prayer of gratitude to God
How differently the same sight affects diff
ferent people. A Brooklyn Gentle saw
Niagara Falls last week for the first time,
and all he remarked was: "Great Heavens,
Shaarrnan ain,f a faa not To this 2N-M Mil Wau-