The National tribune., 1884-09-11
FOR THE LADIES.

- Mrs. Millefower Ito dressmaker, who has Just
taken Miss NIillefowers measured :" 1 wish you
who is little deaf: Two waists, Mrs. Mile
fower?" YES; my daughters receiving the at
tentions OF young man, and one waist won't last
-"Going out with your bride to select your
tableware, are youfr "well young man. let me
give you hint. Buy light cups and small plates
in dispute by big plates.n And old Mr. Budger
cbuckled and rubbed his head and the happy
couple passed on
- A good word In passing A young widow IN
erecting monument to the dear departed - clev-
erly ayailed herself Of the opportunity nscribe
upon the tomb: Sacred to the I'M of Ma
thusin Bexuehet, who departed thi 90
years, regretting the necessity of pat be
most charming and best Of women.'f
- a woman doctor IN Michigan 81 aiLs tobacco
that causes divorce; Il parayzes the syrnpathesic
OF the heart and esranges the husband from
the wife. If that Is the case she ought TO stop
smoking right off and use her infiuence ia that
directon.-Sprinatseid Union.
- Three women presented themselves FOR the re-
cent examination for the degrees OF " haccalaureat
es lettres" at Paris. All three were successful.
A marriage chamber" has just been started
In Berlin TO facilitate acquaintance between per-
of both sexes with view 70 werlluc< without
regard 10 position fortune, age faith" For do
ing this noble work the chamber" only Ieviss =
nodes foe OF sl.so down. and one pr cent q ths
intere income OF me saPpy, OF unhappy, couples
Mrs. Van Cot. she Evangelist popularity known
as the Widow, proudly says that sho = Tie
- Miss Carrie Astor wears az Newport q very
delicate dress Of shcll-tintcd erHpe trimmed vita
cream lace, caught up in iittia shells. sha wears
it with cluster Of pinkish crctsn lea rose. and
il Is considered the most Artistic dress n Newport
- When Mdile. Emma Nernda sang tn FlsFeuce
IN - la SOnnambula" " she Was recalled al,ain asd
again between each act and eight times aHsr the
last act. large swan, msds entirely of white
flowers, was one OF the offerings with s hsch she
was J. len by the enthusiastic Italians.
- Inc American girl resident IA Europe = al
ways the VICTIM Of a craze for getting INTO 500
iety," and she il generally esvious of those who
already there by hereditary right. She elngs
to literary and artistic celebrities ia the hope that
by holding on very tight 20 the acquaintance OF
some rising novelist or musical composer she may
be lifted into the sunshine Of the upper ten"
Hers she IS very often wofully disappointed.
- A Rockford woman broke her arm scratching
her head.
= A Connecticut woman sues bridegroom for
s0 for securing him his bride Thirty live dollars
Is big price for a Connections girl.
"A Quebec woman has applied to the CORPORA
ton Of the ancient city for permission 20 exhibit
herself n curiosity. She weighs 40 pounds and
her limbs are four and half feet in circumference.
- Maggie Mitchell has daughter Miss FanchOn,
who is getting ready to come out" by appearing
In the evening dances here. She IL rather pretty
and tmid and reminds of very timorous
mousie." Her hair Is brushed closely to her
small head her bright eyes peep denaUrely from
under her smooth bang, and her neat little dresses
without ends or bows OF hying draperies suit her
style cxaety.-L0nq Branch Letter
- Miss Susan Il. Anthony has returned to her
home IN Rochester for a months rest. She says
that the third volume of the History of Woman
Suffrage" ls IN the printers hands.
- The WoTkingwoucn's Protective Union Of
New York, has spent in the 20 years of its exist
ence coo to conduct 1900 prosecutions for
frauds upon working girls. In this way SIS 900 of
wages have been collected that never would have
been paid otherwise. These expenses are borne by
the voluntary donations Of those who approve of
helping those who help themselves in q hard fight
for life and against the temptations which beses