Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-18
FOR AND ABOUT WOMEN.

WOMEN never kiss each other. It ia only
delicious little peck, as a bird might taste a
cherry.
Nor money. but idleness Is the root of all
evil. Industry brings virtue and plenty, and vice
has no home in such surroundings.
WILD suphowers grow in Yakima, Wyom-
ing Territory, to hight of fifteen feet. What an
elysium this would be for Oscar Wilde.
THE complete costume of lady of the
Friendly Islands has been presented to a public
library in Massachusetts Itconsists of a string of
beads and a pair of earrings,
For the benefit of the curious, the an
nOuncement is made that Mrs. Lsngtry is still
travelling and trying TO act in this country We
do not know what has become OF Freddie Geb-
hardt.
GAIL HAMILTON does not like the Nor
mons. she says "a man with more than one wife
is but crust OF bread between two Vanishing peo-
ple." 1t would be a healthy Mormon appetite
that would tackle Gail.
The Nashville Bonner records a striking
instance of agricultural progress and success, in
one season., at the Nashville market $1,000 from
one patch OF turnip greens.
The vomsn thst is worth cher weight in
gold, allowing her the respectable average of $50
tunes is not much of woman after all. unIess she
be a woman of Utah, several times multiplied.
YOUNG ~omsn has Just been m arried
in Baltimore who was once supposed to be SO dead
that after having been IN her burial casket she
was having the coffin lid screwed down when signs
OF vitality aroused attention, and returning con-
sciousness turned the funeral into a festival
Brides often gone from the altar 10 the grave
but il is given few persons to the veil after
they have been wrapped in the winding sheet.
PATTI sscribss most of her excellent health
to Neolinis paternal ea.e OF her. she is a selfish
little woman at best, and this man has reached
her heart by his care of her They live very hap
ply together the fact that she has husband liv-
ing on one side. and he wife and tive Chi dren on
the other, never seeming to disturb them. Great
JriHle dOans to be able to afford high
minded indifference IN domestic matters Of that
sort.
Two new and pretty spring bGnnsts are
the Corday and Bonnie Mannan, the latter being a
small bonnet with rows of pleated lace around
the brin, giving il much the appearance of cap.
ieweled BUCKLE and noddiDg sigreite set at one
side. This model is becoming 70 Iaunty-looEtng
round rosy-faced girls who wear their hair in
fluffy waves over the forehead; The Corday is
much the same shape, but has a loose crown. An
elegant bonnet IN this style is made of dark
emerald -green velvet, the soft Moorish crown be-
ing OF velvet and the brim OF the same, put on
smooth and bias and yelled with two rows OF gold
lace. An emerald-studded clasp fsstens cluster Of
golden wheat heads which falls over The left side
OF the hat.
Two beautiful women, day after day, watch
the proceedings In the Star-route trials with an
in tense easeness that reveals 10 everyone present
the deep interest they feel in the result One OF
these ladies' is the wife of stephen W Dorsey, the
of Peck, who was one of the defendants They are
sisters. They were born and grew 10 Womanhood
in Arkansas, and there Dorsey and Peck married
them. They are young. shspsly and sTeetiaeed.
They are pronounced brunettes, and their clear
compilations, beautiful teeth and great, kindly
dark eyes would wiz them respectinI aomlrau2n
anywhere. Mrs. Dorsey is the more intense In
her expression Of interest. Her glance scarcely
leaves The face OF the witness during the sitting
no attention TO the coming and going Of the
crowd.