Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-14
FOR THE LADIES ONLY.


The ladies of Waco, Tex, had dumb
supper" the other night, and not word
was spoken during the meal.
The two girls who attempted to popular
ize Mother Hubbard dresses at Collins Col,
thereby excited mob to hostile demon
STATIONS.
Several beautifully arched eyebrows were
discovered in a room on Grand avenae, just
vacated by a young lady who is spending
the summer months at Lake MinnetoAka.
The Alec des Acacias Paris, is enlivened
by three Cuban women in superb car
riage. Each evening they appear in new
toilets, now in blue, now in white now in
esthetic combinations in oolors.
Women will find their place and it will
neither be that which they have held, nor
that to which some of them aspire. Ma
lures old Salic law will not be repealed,
and no change of dynasty will be effected.
-[Hoeley.
The Empress of Austria has ordered that
her stables in England be dismantled, Us
her physician has forbidden her to hunt.
The Empress is now dcvoting herself TO
literary work, poetry being her speciality.
She has started a printing press at the i'm
perial palace at the Godoilo.
The great object in the care of the hair at
present is to keep it soft and light, so that
it will lie III loose coils and stand out in
shape School girls and ladies at home
may wear it high and low" as it is
called, all in one soft mass from the crown
to the ears and down over the nape of the
neck. There is no part and the bang is
slightly friZzled, left in small ringlets over
the forehead and pinned back with incisive
hairpins over the dividing line between the
bang and the rest of the hair, The back
hair is then brushed out plain, divided into
two parts, crossed and carried up around
the head, with the ends tucked away and a
net over the whole Partisan Hints in
Hairdresser.
The power to converse well is a very
great charm. You think anybody can talk?
How mistaken you are. Anybody can
chatter Anybody can exchange idle Cos
sip. Anybody can recapitulate the troubles
of the kitchen, the cost of the last new
dress, and the probable doings of the neigh
bors. But TO talk wisely, wittily, instruct
lively, freshly, is an immense accomplish
ment. 1t implies exertion, observation,
study of books and people, and recephvity
of impressions. No young girl can hope to
shine in conversation as her mother does,
but every girl can begin to acquire that
graceful art which will draw intelligent
men and women to her side and enable
her to retain them, because they are pleas
ingly entertained.
How can the plain be charming Well,
true self-forgetfulness and kind thought
fitness for others is always winning. The
vain selfish beauty cannot compete with
the homely maiden who is popular because
she is so very lovable. Her father confides (
in her. Her mother leans on her. Her
friends go to her for help and advice The
little girls bring their broken toys, and the
boys come for aid when the lessons are
hard. BY and by marvellous thing hap
pens. She is spoken of everywhere as the |
Miss Parker" or the agreeable |
Miss Dornell," or "the captivating Miss !
Mark" She has grown interesting, agree
able and captivating, and each quality is |
ar more valuable to woman than the |
possession of mere beauty without other
winning personal characteristics.