Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-09-21

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~ned Thss ts.r 10 by no means eroasA-
Le~~- The r..ks 81 the British arissoc-
rsev hxviag oses h>-a isv.Aea and Q
fasxhalj eseAas-d IN ~ hsgSrss circles.
tis~r~ 10 - ssssng uk~re the dsxinG anA
en:~rpr1.e vhsrh eksrsrsexsnes tie
A1~rsn~n charscter HAy not carry thsse
~bO have catered ugon . SOCIAL On
Fu4axn IN the BRITISH ns~troPoiIs- There
j. . br1lisxncy. viv.rIfy and charm
1As9zf thu rs~zng f~mAi- ecperss,on of
thI- cs1nsfy shsch bsis lar ~ take she
brsts-A yozsk by Storm f~v vho
essse here % to1-sSss. II they Say leag
eESaxk. are able tn re-I>f the mersction-
Tsey m.k~ veAk eBsle@vors n overcome
the fss~l iniic.sios. l,s going ksck 10
A88&. oM& nv BttEl ~ &c &&4F ~
nsfs~rsng h.-k again. like hsoths 70 .
exnai~. un&l.le 10 r--iss the delightful
ses~.saon u staggering th-ir wings; But
nos they are to be spared this trouble;
tbs c-ndlss .re following the moths 10
their hiding pl.re.. and alrraiy ve hesr
of the havoc which h tsring made.
Two brother.. sons o: . vell-ksosn
member Of the present govespmspt,
Who Waited this country not long sipce,
are. ne understand, engaged 10 toe Of
the fairess Of New York heiresses.
Other most Interesting events are in
prospect, 10 which ve dare not more
specially allude. We take too mach
interest il the success Of our fair coun-
trywomen ~ wish 70 spoil their sport.
We anticipate the greatest benefit 20
the British afistOcracy from the infusion
Of fresh and vigorous blood into their
veins which will evidently result from
the growing intimacy Of the two socie-
ties. While politically it will have the
advantageous etFeot Of csmenting the
friendship which should exist between
the two great branches Of the Anglo
Saxon family, physiologically, to use
somewhat homely phrase, it will i'm
prove the breed Of the British aristoc-
racy. which, as is we'll known, suffers
from the two great defeats OF being eff.
fete and bloated. Perhaps the most
striking characteristic of American wo.
men is that they are never bloated. and
very rarely indeed effete. It is no
doubt due to an appreciation Of this
fact that they are 80 eagerly sought by
young noblemen. We have no fear
whatever that the opposition of British
mothers or daughters will amount to
anything serious. The mothers are too
spiteful and the daughters too shy and
timid to be really dangerous. For
pluck, endurance and artistic knowl.
edge. combined with GOODNESS and on.
terprise, we will back our young coun.
trywomen against creation. It is not
quite the same with young married
women who 60 TO England; if they are
beautiful, which they usually are, they
have that much in their favor; but they
must train more if they desire to hold
their own with their young married
English rivals. The English course il
very different from the American, and
requires to be carefully studied. It
takes season or two to learn, exactly
how and when the running can be most
advantageously made. Aud in these
days of fashionable atheism q super
fetal course Of Darwin and Huxley,
with the materialistic jargon which
makes up the staple OF conversation at
q London dinner table, is absolutely
essential to success. Young American
women are lamentably deficient in this
respect. We should be sorry to be
held responsible for recommending
tic intidelity is the order Of the day in
London, and as our virtuous young mat
rons seem quite fascinated with the
charms of the social conditions which
exist there, we merely suggest that the
other kind of inHdelity is not only very
convenient SO far rs conscience is con.
cerned, but p,sitivH element of social
success.-NeW Yorh 10. ii.