Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-26
FOR AND ABOUT WOMEN.

A sunshade of old Spanish lace is edged
with roses.
Likeness is worse than hard work TO those
who are unaccustomed 10 it.
A training school for women lecturers has
been started. Wewi Wow!
Tourists do not dress smartly for table
dhote, as a rule.-LondOn Queen.
cream satin hat lined with coral satin,
is trimmed with pearls and roses.
Bran beds for babies are mighty conve-
nient when the little ones want meal.-Ness
York Commercial Advertiser.
The word 'girl" is said to be derived from
odTTtld, because they are addicted 10 talka-
tIveness.-Nev York Commercial Advertiser.
Among its hints to bathers an exchange
says: Turn your side TO a breaker" III it is
housebreaker get under the bed and scream
for the police.
The proud position of $4,000 beauty in
Forepaugh's show is now filed by Miss
George Lingard, a serio-comlc vocalist OF
the variety stage.
An observant visitor at q summer resort
finds three distinct species of girls, which he
classes az 'piszza girls" Jolly girls" and
''cottsge swells."
Atlanta newspapers find nothing sinister
in the announcement of a broom-drill by
corps of young ladies, followed by Led Astrdy,
but the people object
An English authority on good manners
says: at is inadmissible to speak of lunch;
a person of any pretensions TO good breed
ing would call it luncheon"
The ST atement NJ sde in several papers re-
Gently, that Miss Meiggs, daughter OF Gen
sral Msisg1, IL engaged to Mr.. Archibald
Forbes, is authoritatiyely denied.
A brown toilet cream has been invented to
put on faces. Ii gives a sunburnt effect, and
makes young men think the owners have
been to the seaside. The artists have not
yet achieved artificial freckles on the nose.
InEngland there has been formed society
of disagreement of the female form by stays
and fash ionable attire. They must think that
a masculine arm is better support around
q womsn's waist than a corset.
81 met lovely woman from Rome, Ga,
Yesterday, and she said: pve been at sum-
mer resorts for month, and all want now
is TO be in my back porch at home in
loose wrapper and my face buried in
Georgia AtLdntd Constitution.
In summarizing the results of the lsbors
of the woman sufragists, in her history OF
the woman suffrage movement, Susan b.
Anthony finds much for encouragement, and
success in the end as the reward for half
century's labor.
The mayor of Grand Forks, d. T., is re-
ported 10 have put his mother-in-law to an
excellent use. He is alleged to have made
her his victim in a swindling operation in
which 100000 is involved. She will prose- !
cute him accordingly, with all the malevo-
lence which her daughters relationship with
him will justify.
Senator Conger is resting from his long
siege at Fortress Moeroe. Mrs.
Conger is with him, and finds many pleasant
old army associations revived among the
residents of the garrison. She was the widow
of Captain Sibley, United States army, and
her marriage with the senator was the sequel
of the first romance in both their lives.
MADAM" is preparing about 10 80 o'clock
pm. to go "out for the evening"" as she is
accustomed TO do rather too frequently to |
please Monsieur" who has made up his |
mind for the 6ftieth time to assert himself. |
The following dialogue ensues: Mousieur- |
Where are you going, my dear? Madam |
iWhere / please" "But when will you be |
back?n "When choose, SIR" cab, yes, of |
course. but no later; 1 should not permit |
aI."-From the French.
There are women everywhere who are |
chained to human brutes in palaces, who |
would gladly exchange with the Ieuton |
peasant who is harnessed with dog. Hap |
piness is not confined TO any class or any re-
,ion, and neither is misery. Life, at best, is
a serious and often a tragic drama, enliyened
mere and there by lovely side-lights which,
ike the sun, penetrate the cabin door as we'll
as the lordly mansion, where dwell the sisters
IF labor and the queens OF fashion, who are
happy or Wretched as they are content or de-
liant.