Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-05-08
WOMEN OF THE wosIp.

WOMEN OF THE woRLD.
Kate Field believes that audiences
hear with their eyes"
The Queen Of Italy has given . large
order Tor Poplin dresses to Dublin firm.
Senator ingalls,, Of Kansas, has /. six.
year-old daughter VINO insists upon b.
ing called democrat, and hurrahs for
Mr.. Cleveland.
According to Mrs. Grundy, of the
New York Mdil and Express. dav we'd
dings are hereafter to be called "hyme-
neal matinees."
A woman living in the province O
Baku, Russia, died recently at the aoe
OF 40 years. It is said that this fact Is
attested by public records.
The best dressed professional woman
In New York is said to be Dr.. Lezier.
She wears quiet black gowns of a tex
ture and cut suited to her calling.
An Ohio young woman has just start
ed for Dakota to take charge OF three
hundred and twenty acre farm, which
she has taken up under the timber Gull
ture act.
One hundred and forty women are
busy In the annex of the Agricultural
Department building at Washington sup
plying the congressional demand for
seeds just now.
Nine. Kuki, the wife of the Japanese
minister to this country, is described as
looking youthful enough TO- be still in
her teens. Nevertheless she is the
mother of five children.
Mrs. Potter Palmer wears moro valu-
able JEWELS on full dress occasions than
any other woman in Chicago. Her hus-
band began his business career with a
peddler's wagon through the country
round about Albany.
A woman in Walton county, Ga, has
a rolling pin that has been in constant
use for ITO years, and is still as good az
new, She and her ancestors have always
been quite, peace-loving people, and the
rolling pin has never been applied to
other than legitimate uses.
Mrs. Joshee, the Hindoo woman who
was recently graduated from the wo-
mans medical college of New York CITY,
cooked every one of her own meals and
served herself at table in order to pre-
serve her caste while in this country,
SO as to in sure her reception in high-cast
families in India.
In certain Austrian town thirty L.
male printers were introduced. The typ
ographical society, which was averse to
the innovation, took a novel way of re-
moving them. It took three years to do
it, but it was accomplished at last by
the girls all becoming wives of printers.
Princess Dolgorouky. widow OF the
late Gar, Alexander III, gives grand
weekly receptions at her splendid man
sion in the Rue de las Casas. Her two
children are described as living images
of their father. The boy is now IA
years of age and converses fuently in
seven or eight different languages.
Miss Cleveland has an able abettor on
the decollete dress question in Mrs.
James Brown Potter, who thinks that
she always knows where to draw the
line. She says: zone of the greatest
beauties of womankind is the curve Of
the throat and the poise of the head, and
it can be better displayed when the waist
is low"
Queen Margaret of Italy is wise wo
man in her day and generation. She
never follows fashion at the expense of
good taste, and utterly refuse to wear the
extravagantly high head-gear now in
vogue. Her bonnet is always of modern
closely following the shape
of the head, and is therefore always be-
coming.
Ladies of the second rank of ROYALTY in
lead very dull and humdrzm
lives. They are too high to find equals
in society; they must be surrounded
with certain degree of state; they have
their people in waiting, and every body
,ourtesies to them. But their incomes
Are not to be compared to the revenues Of
nobility; they have no great estates nor
mansions, and must put up with
apartments in some half deserted palace.
The nation grudges them their allowance,
md the spectacle they present is pitia-
Die rather than original.