The Newtown bee., 1880-03-03
FOR TFAlR SEX.
News ans les for Women.


 There are lg in France 1,700 lady writers also female artists.
 Twenty-seyals from Mount Holy oke, Mass, teaching in South Africa.
 The Empresf Russia received a dress from Paine cost of which was $5,000.
 The associat for the promotion of women's knoge oi law is active in London.
 A Western says he attended 8 leap year partI that the ladies acted like perfect gemen.
 A lady and daughter living near Waco, Texas, de a living and bought | farm by cpg and hauling cord wood.
 It is the late,eak in society to be- come engaged young men who are still at coleasays the New York Mail. a
 One of KedS's business men has adopted the nand novel plan of send ing his wife } to collect bad book accounts.
 Catherine d,edici is quoted as hay ing asserted tlthe highest thing to be said in praise q woman Is that she can cook a goainner. &-f@
 Mrs. Elliottidow of the Kentucky judge assassied by Buford, has been voted $5. .OOO. annual installments of $I ,O0O each, bhe State senate. One of thew York artists models complains th the female artists pay poorly, are eemely exacting and very sarcastic in tn criticisms.
 # Miss Petupn, the daughter of the bishop of Raavik, Iceland, ascended Mt. Hecla rntly for the purpose ot making geoltcal observations.
 Mrs. J. .JAstor recently sent out from the off of the New York chil- dren's aid soety 100 homeless children to homes il he West and South, at ar expense of$5Oo. .... In the pdseau of the Queen of Spair may be len an indescribably lovely head-dre made of electric jeweled but 1 terfies, hose dazzling colors glltte and trenle with every motion of tn wearer.
 Citizen of Warren, N. C., hay erected anonument to Annie Custl Lee, the Mghter of General Robert E Lee, wh.died while her father wa 1 fighting eneral Mcclellan during tn peninsula acampaign.
 The di,rce committee of the Frenc cham berf deputies has reported in f. vor of allging divorce by mutual COT sent wherfhe wife is more than forty five yearsold, and has been marie more thanwenty years.
 From tl London Truth: A lady o horsebackas better seat than a mal The thirdpom mel gives her firmt grip of tn saddle. With the presel fashion of hort, close habits, it is almo impossiblefor a lady to be dragged case of fal.
 The ricbst youthful heiress of ti day in En snd is Miss Maynard, gran daughter { Viscount Maynard. Sl has SlO0,00 year in land and lar! accumulatins of money. Miss Ma hard recently made her debut at a ma nificent bal at her seat in Essex.
 Miss Euler, an American lady, w soon be married to MT. Fairbairn, el est son ofSir Arthur Fairbairn. IT intended bridegroom, though eXtrem quick of apprehension and very amlabl is deaf and dumb. Miss Fuller will ; ways be sure of having the last word.
 Miss Mamie NJ. Smith, who was gently admitted to the bar. in Keoku Ia.. had never read law with that end view; but friend offered to prope her name, and she consented. One ho only was given to her to prepare for examination, which ended very eredl | a t Isr'. tourUlIrirl coIIege eve girl in the junior class has learned hC to make good bread, weighing and me: uring her ingredients, mixing, kneadi and baking, and regulating her ii Each has been taught to make ye; and biscuit, pudding, pies and cake various kinds.
 She banged her hair in the lttest sty and wore dress of black, and a pair light ten-buttoned Lids and long bla sealskin sacque; her face was rouged Il eyes were blue, yet she stood as staid a mummy; but this was in front ot dry goods store-in fact, she was onl ''dummy," NeaU Fork Express.