The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-04-26
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What IL Said of Women Who Are Known
to the World at Large.
Nine Ristori Is thinking Of going on
the stage again.
Lady Randolph Churchill is coming to
this country next summer.
The eight bridemaids of the Princess
OF Wales are all alive and married.
When the empress of Austria travels
incog. she is known as the Countess of
Hohenembs.
The medical attendant Of the queen Of
Corea is an American lady physician. who
receives salary Of $4,000 a year.
The empress of Germany, in the event
of the death of the emperor, will be en-
titled to e40, 900 from the government.
The original of Mirah In daniel De-
ronda" was Mrs. Ayrton, now promin-
ent advocate of the higher education Of
women in London.
Mrs. Georgia A. Peck is the managing
editor of The Boston Commonwealth and
is the only woman in New England hold
ing similar position.
Mrs. Bloomfield Moore intends to found
a hospital in Austria, in which incurable
patients will be experimental ON with
electricity, ''etheric force" ETC.
Nine. Christine Nilsson, Countess de
Nirsnda WI lsleee ;hsE aEtistic career by
in London, May s5 and June 20.
The astronomical director of the aris-
tocratic Capital City club, Of Atlanta,
Ca, is colored woman who is noted far
ande near for her skill She is paid a
4 salary of $500 a year and allowed
4 81, 900 for an assistant.
Two French ladies lately agreed upon
a trial for 1000 francs to SEQ which could
talk the faster. The contest was to en-.
dure for three hours. One pronounced
203, $50 words. reading from Eugene Sue.
The other pronounced 206, 311, and won
the prize.
A prominent lawyer In Chicago is Mrs.
Catherine v. Waite, WHO is graduate
Of Oberlin college and the Union College
Of Law. She does very little practicing,
her time being occupied with the publ.
cation Of The Chicago Law Times. well
known legal quarterly.
The llustrious Mime. Albani says that
In all her career she never faced an audi
ence without being scared half out of hel
wits. Even now, having long retired
from the public stage, though with heI
voice still as perfect as ever, she says she
cannot stand up to sing before dozen
friends in her own parlor without fit
of nervous trembling.
Mrs. James Brown Potter is an expert
seamstress, and frequently made portions
of her own gowns before her stage career
enabled her to employ French dress
makers. She recently remarked: 1.-THE
southern woman does not know as much
about housekeeping as the northern, bu
she generally does know how to sew, ant
doesn't think it much Of feat to Gu
and make her own clothes.
1t II interesting to learn that Mrs
Cleveland always calls her husband "Mr
President. Mr.. Cleveland addresses hi
wife as Prank" Martha Washington
George" but in the last twenty-five
years Of her life she always addressed
him as General" While in the Whit
mouse MRS. hayes called ner nusDant
s.Mr. Hayes" Mrs. Lincoln and Mrs
Garfield always addressed their husband
respectively as "Abram" and Jim.
Now the question is: What should
presidents wife, according to etiquette
call her husband? Precedent seems t
give no answer.
Miss Dolling, the lady in charge Of tn
nurses attending on the emperor of Ger
many, is an Irish woman of good family
many Of whose relatives are well know
in London. She formerly lived in Meriol
, square, Dublin, where one Of her brother
! now resides, but left that city and
place in fashionable life to learn nursing
J in England's capital. She is an accom-
J plished inguist, refined and intellectua
woman, and, above all, as her prcsen
charge shows, an excellent nurse. Sh
is in good circumstances from financia
!, standpoint, but the entire family hav
suffered reduction in their incomes be
cause Of their inability to collect iron
their Irish tenants.