The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-10-10
NEWS AND NOTES FOR WOMEN
Red and violet do not accord.

Red and violet do not accord.
Washington girls are taking up fenc
ing
Oriental combinations of color are ir
vogue.
Russia leather in all colors is worn foI
house shoes.
Loose blouses are worn by young girli
and children.
Mrs. John Sherman is q devoted
student of horticulture. ~
Silver for personal adornment in.
creases in fashionable favor.
Queen Victoria has had wicker basket,
made for her cats to travel in.
Miss Mary Anderson, the actress, has
celebrated her thirtieth birthday.
The fall colors will be pearl gray,
olive, absinthe green and reseda.
Edith Thomas, the poet, will assist in
editing st. Nicholas next season.
White enameled sticks are seen upon
some of the psettiest white parasols.
Queen Margherita, of Italy. is popu
larly called "The Queen of Hearts.
Mrs. Laura A. Russell, of BlufTda!e,
Ill, 10 -OAC anu lONNo " WOIh.
Lace houncings and net are about
equally popular for costumes this season.
Thirty-fve women are students in the
London School of Medicine for Women.
The fancy of the hour in Jersey pins is
long rustY-loo&ing nail of oxidized sill.
yer.
Miss Ella Transom has challenged Mrs.
Shaw to a whistling match for $500
side.
Green aud blue produce an indifferent
effect, but better when the colors are
deep.
Somber-coored costumes may be re.
lieved with lucifer red or absinthe
green.
Draped bodices of soft wife silk, with
black Swiss belts and braces, are in high
| favor.
Novel white parasols are composed OF
large petals of muslin overhanging each
] other
! A new shade of green, rather dark,
/ is extensively used in combination with
white.
Mrs. Livermore is engaged to give
her Fourth of July oration one year in
advance.
Coifures are worn higher than for
merly, although the Psyche knot is still
in favor.
In fancy woolens and gauzes pure
white is preferred to cream by young la
dies this season.
A pretty hat for a little girl is a wide
brimmed leghorn, trimmed with curl
ing ostrich plume.
Mrs. George Westinghouse is credited
with an income of $1,000 a month from
natural gas stocks alone.
When two colors accord badly to-
gether, it is always advantageous to
separate them by white.
The ex-Empress Victoria talks OF
donating a large portion of her dowry
to German charitable work.
The long, loose fitting tan suede glove,
with its wrinkles and generally rumpled
appearance, is again in style.
Nine. PATHS castle in Wales will be
sold because its fair owner has been
robbed right and left by her neighbors.
Pretty, cool-lookiug white dresses are
made of the sheer linen lawns, which
may De procured IN various uegTees OF
tineness.
A club of society women in London is
going to start a large poultry farm near
London. Bee culture is also included in
the scheme.
At an Indian wedding in Bombay re-
Gently every guest received splendid
bouquet on which altar of roses had
been poured.
Fashion has settled that body 'Iinen"
is to be of foulard silk, and in the case
Of blonde it must be of black, tender
blue or pink.
There are In England BAT female
blaeksmiths who actually swing the
heavy hammers, and 9l3S women en-
ployed in nail making. .sag.-