Telegram-herald., 1888-12-30

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Ihs5s lsu8s abo1t torts ordained ~oDsz
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Lszasias lss psia over a.. To- 70 nesdy
sgnle4 1uring Lls as veal.
Mas Rasas- H4rr-son : y0oag sE3
blooming gl9nte sltn Enssninceat nalr
brilliant eyes aud Ene hkafs.
Fsnnv Ascauiey the oniy surviving SIS
ter 0f Laro Aacaalay ole1 a. Brighton.
Eng toz " heE ~zF. as7d 80
Mr. Ella Whseler WILCOX dresses hef
bAiT = "a C4yre. blg iaFers Tie AapTuzs
Josephine - tae cut % aef gowns.
Ms 10 C. Couvers-. ~ Waterbury Conn.
had Fr-slsent 6arnelc and General hsr-
rsen f1s paPls ~hs1 she lausAI A. North
Send
Ms. Fila Dlssz Clyrlsr al active mem Der
O. ,0Tosls. carries her pretty head IS Z shs
we're slNsys About 10 say pfunss ant
prisBis'
L q repost<d that Queen Victoria has re-
qursssc that foreign married ladies' present.
t1 a. court must Be accompanied oy tleir
husbands
Nine 8uisu wife OF the japanese Minis
( ter in Washington. enteriains her Intimate
friends ~iih music on the "xoto." tae Jap
ansas piano.
Mrs Elien Olnev Kirk, the author OF
+ TIE Story Of Margaret Kent" is putting
I through The press new BOOK which she
calls Better Times"
Miss Vida Croly. the daughter of Jennie
/ jure." Is member Of the Madison square
1 Com pany. and Is playing in the South IN
I'm lle feuman.'
! i. 5 the custom IN Philadelphia TO send
rouac ladies 10 dancing school up 10 l. or
ID wears oi ase anu then turn them loose on
+ slol-ly 90 learn how to talk.
+ Think oi 10000 clergymen trying to
def ld their oIthodcxy OF l,4uO years
a. aios. TIE ord OF one woman" exclaimed
Dr. Thomas. Of Chicago, IN a recent sermon
on Robert Esmere.'
+ Nine eirIs in the Buffalo Telephone Ex-
change have struck sgAinst handling atty
additional wires. or 100 altogether. They
lear ihst one bali OF their number viii oe
laid oA ii one girl IS maOe t0 do the work
tlss two formerly handed.
TIE gill blacksmith. Miss Anna Bole
& r.s - ff.@r.ff cyl I. hn I
atthe Mtchanics' Iustitu G in San Francisco
is described as being "arouI i've .est three
inches hign and rsther fragile than strong"
Sac IS Is years cid.
Oue o.. the prooireadsrs Of the Charleston
4 iS g. World 81 ~ u1u ar led woman. She
goes tU her worn al o'ciock in the evening
I and leaves at 3 o'clock Ia the morning
IEsn she lights lantern. and with ,hst iu
[ en- hand and = loaded revolver in the other
she goes home.
There hss been established in Pars this
I Winter an early risihg association, which
calls itself tie La Llgue dG Malin, aud
nlmbe-s among lis members not only
| French women Of the highest rank and dis
iiuction. but many Americans who have
! married French titles, such rs the Marquise
&c Iallsyrand PerisoTd and the Du cheese de
I Dino. as wei as Others equally well known.
I The rule If he cluO IS hat the mem Q;
shall pledge herself to rise AT :. except in
/ case OF illness, and take q bath of cold
| wafer. snd. Il she is 9 riding woman, have u
morning carter in the BOis. Luncheon is
encouraged rs an entertainment 20 replace
in MEASURE the frequency of dinners, and
| dinners besin at 6.3O. All their balls and
| receptions oegin al 9 and are over oy mid
/ night, and the most disspated must not a.
! 10 y herssl u be out OF bed later than
! O'Clock. On the evenings when member:
20 10 neither ball nor opera they are ex'
I yected TO retire before IL.