The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-10-28
ABOUT WOMEN.

quail before u6f.
Tittieus, The singer, weighs 200. Sbe'
good on heavy scale.
The Wyoming women won't allow eau
cuses TO be held in ths evening.
"You'n build the fires or I'll be swidow,"
is the way the Fa. Contributors wife talks.
Striped stockings have had their day in
she East, and the legs are encsssd in clean
white stockings again.
Mrs. Pelton, the bride of Col. Pelton, will
end her aid this season in welcoming guests
ut the executive mansion.
'Cold streaks playing tag down my back, I"
is the way little Ypsilanti girl describes
the approaching of an ague-chill.
'Let me fly to him." was what the cham
pion swimmers sweetheart said when she
spied her Webb after his conquest.
A few weeks ago certificate of marriage
was issued in Boston 10 woman only is
years old VINO hsd been married twice be-
fore.
Miss Ida Dsmorest, whom the Grand Duke
Alexis considered the handsomest woman
in the United States, mas married II Ne
brasks doctor.
Patti has so many diamonds that it takes
one man constantly to watch them, either
at home or abroad, and double care Is taken
while travelling.
Mrs. Sprague, nee Kate Chase, is soon to
return 10 Europe. The legacy from her
fathers estate Is her Independence, accord
Ing 90 correspondent.
The woman who has selected her winter
has and had it favoraoly criticized by the
pcighblrs can be identified by the TOOK of
triumph 4nd content in her eyes.
a S5abrook family, consisting of mother,
daughter aud granddaughter, nave all been
married within six months, and moved
away leaving their Old home deserted.
Before Mrs. May, of Delaware, suicided
the other day, she burned all her dresses,
cut up her sheets, gave away ner iewelry,
and left nothing Tor The benefit OF second
wife.
There are plenty OF good but weak women
in every community who'll work and stsrve
and scrimp in order to II up their parlors,
and then won't sit in 'em Tor fear OF injuring
the furniture.
Laura WoolWine, the Cincinnati woman
who has recently made q great success in
opera abroad, has assumed the name of
Laura Bellini. That Is scarcely an improve
mens upon WOolwine.
The Empress of Austria bad a delightful
time in Paris, because she remained incog
and refused to be bored by official Turnkey
the restaurants just like common person.
A rich marriage is shortly to take place in
the financial world of Paris. NJ RatisbOnne
is engaged TO Mile. Stern, niece Of the we'll
known banker OF that name. The bride Is
gifted with marriage portion Ofseven mil
lions of francs.
Lille Slower, a grand daughter of Andy
Johnson, and the one who was with him
when he was stricken down with the
paralysis that ended his life, was married
last week to Thomas Msloney, promising
young lawyer of Greenville, Tenn.
To know how to keep a tidy house and
well-aired apartments; to know how to
select the best kinds OF food; TO know how
to prepare them in the best nanner-these
are firzt things, and every daughter should
learn them before marriage.-W. W. Hall.
She sent her husband down town after
some red dye-stuf, and he got cochineal,
which wasn't what she wanted. She told
him so, and he got mad; and, when she in
sisted upon his going again, he got madden,
which was what she wanted in the hrst
place.
Annie Louise Cary being in Russia, the
S.. Louis Republican man is moved to
speculate on the awful thing it would be
if some Cosssck prince should make her
N.
we could even afford TO give Alaska back for
her.
A leader of the ton in Paris has Just intro
duced an Eastern fashion, which, in all
probability, will soon be initiated in this
country. She is having all her chairs,
sofas, and even her carriages stuffed with
aromatic herbs, which fiji the air with
an agreeable, but not Too powerful per-
fume.
Ina Baltimore police court IL husband
implanted that he had been swindled by
his wife, sbetted by nurse. The fraud con-
sisted of making him believs>that baby
procured from founding asylum was bis
own offspring. The justice told him that
the law could give him no redress, but that
OF course ne need not support the child.
Kate Field says that if she were the Prin-
cess Louise she would emigrate to country
where her husband would be her social
equal. The ease with which an unmarried
woman expresses her opinion regarding
what she would do with man attached to
her ia one of the phenomena ranking with
the source of magnetism as unsccountable.
Miss Armstrong, of Brooklyn, went to
Milan. Italy, few years ago, to perfect her
naturally beautiful voice, and it is now an
nounced in the city of churches that she hiss
been wOoed and won by an opulent n.,ble-
man, who lives in splendor in the suburbs
OF Florence. These Brooklyn folks have
wonderful winning ways, somehow.
George Sand Mime. Dudevant) Is now said
TO be as plain as she is pious. The following
pen-portrait, which it is needless to say is by
one of her own sex, gives some idea Of her
present appearance: sold, fat, and common
place looking, with a stiff range of little false
curls surmounting her prominent forehead,
with deep indentations In her heavy checks,
and with eyes sharp and keen as gimlet
point"