The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-03-26
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
NEWS AND NOTES FOR WOMEN.


The majority of evening dresses are
made with trains.
The fifty ladies employed in the San
Francisco mint receive each 1915 a
day.
Mrs. Strong was the first cotton raiser
in California, and last year she produced
100 bales.
The newest chatelaine watches have
the monogram of the owner in sapphires
on the back.
Mrs. Mary Krone, the present principal
of the Denver school of mines, is the only
lady assayer in the United States.
Many "at home" dresses are made of
pale-colored satin in princesse style, and
have thick coquiles of lace down the
| front
A daughter of Minister Sargent, who
graduated at an American medical col
ege, is making speciality of the eye, at
Zurich.
Dolly Sexton, who was left with the
4 Shakers at Mount Lebanon, N. Y, when
she was five years old, has lived with
them 1O2 years.
The best authority in England on in
sects injurious to crops is Miss e. A.
Ormerod, the consulting entomologist OF
the Royal Agricultural society.
One OF the prettiest designs in new per-
Gales Is that of rose with its petals
nearly all blown off the stem, showing
the calyx and stamens in fine relief, with
only one or two petals attached, while all
the others are scattered on the tinted
ground of the fabric as if blown about by
the wind
Mrs. Louisa II. Albert. of Cedar Rapids,
Ia, has entered into partnership with
her husband in the practice of law The
sign reads: ''Albert & Albert, attorneys
at-law."
Gray cloth dresses of tailor make, with
gray feather borders and velvet trim
mings, are fashionably worn in shades
that look too light for a comfortable
dress in winter.
Medallions of Jet embroidery in dia-
mond G oval shape are set on black satin
slippers worn with full dress. Pearl
beads are on the white slippers worn by
brides and bridesmaids
Queen Victoria's income, including the
returns from her private property,
amounts to $4,000, 900 year. The en-
} peror of Germany and the king OF Italy
have each a larger income.
White English Grape is the newest
trimming for evening dresses of white
ottoman silk or Terry velvet. 1t is
gagged, puffed and plated, but is never
laid in folds, as they are too suggestive OF
mourning trimmings.
The Marquise de Hautefeulle is very
brave woman. She created s. 4sation
in Brussels the other day by en ering the
lions cage with the lion tanner. The lady
bore herself with the utmost intrepidity
and PLAYED with the wild beasts as if
they were tame cats. She was greeted
with tremendous applause while the band
played the national hymn, 'La Braban-
: come"
, Catherine Kile, who recently died In
I Richmond township, Penn, at the al
vanced age of ninety-two years, had
twelve children, eighty-two grandchild-
rem, 1913 great grandchildren, and two
great-great- grandchildren. Three of her
, children were born at one time, and
these triplets are still living at the age OF
. seventy-two years. They bear the good
old Scriptural names of Abraham, Isaac
: and Jacob
A beautiful house dress fora blonde
/ has skirt and drapery of electric blu'
satin with jacket of blue velvet. The
skirt has demi- train, and is covered
, with bias velvet folds ON one side ano
: partly across the front. The satin dra
! perry is classic apron that covers the side
not trimmed, and is taken up above the
folds on the other side, and loses itsel
: in the full flowing back breadths of thu
! train. The basque is curved in front tC
a show satin vest The elbow sleeves
have satin cuffs. Full rows of lace ar
down the front from the neck to thu