Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-03-09
NEEDLES AND PINS.

AIB1PEDIPULATIoN is the latest name
| for dancing.
| AMERICAN fruits and dainties are all the.
| rage in Paris.
! TWENTY-EIGHT women are now study.
ing st Columbia College.
! ST. LOUIS has mining company COM
| posed entirely of women.
MISS FLORENCE MARRYAr has alluded
to Boston as city Of prigs."
KRUPP, the great gunmaker left hjs
widow an income of $125,000.
NETss TOWNSEND, the Psychologist, ,is \
horess of the hour in Boston.
| TIE French court of Cessation, has de-
cided that priests may marry.
QUEEN VICTORIA wants Sir Edwin A..
mold to be the next poet laureate.
MoDEsTY is regarded as chic in Paris.
now, snd dresses are worn long.
In st. Louis the most fashionable night
in theaters is Friday night.
AN Iowa minister refused to marry a
couple because the man was a liuuor-
dealer.
A. HANNIBAL (Mo.) young woman haas
bean' detected sending fancy valentines to-.
herself.
LADIES in Partisan cotillons are now
arranged according to the color of their
gowns.
MISS KATE FIELD writes enthusiastically,
of,hhe beauty OF the scenery of Southern
California.
AZ a ball near Hot Springs, Ark, lately.
Koung lady, her mother, grandmother.
and great grand mother danced in the same
set.
A PROTECTIVE committee ut Buffalo mas
collected nearly $4,000 due to poor.
women. 1t was chiefly in small sums.
GEORGE w. CABLE lectured in, the Y.
M. C. A. hall of Boston the other night.
and books for the library served as adris-
sion tickets.
FLORIDA perfumery,t company : has
nineteen acres OF tuberoses il. Fairfield andl
San Mateo, and expects to, plant nearly 200,
acres more.
AN advertisement in an English paper re-
stnires governess who trust be thorough,
ttiisciplinarian and well able to administen
corporal punishment
A 27-YEAR-oLD English woman refuses.
to join the Tory Princess Leasae, assert..
ing that the marriage rate rises when q,
Liberal government is ia power
woMANin Lake co.anty, Cal, has filed
an application for the abrogation of her.
marriage *ith her nephew. The reason
aSSlSneu lsF0OnSanBuaNfCy.
ANDREH D.. WEErE, OK -president, of
Cornell aad ex-mihister to ;. Germany. is,
gatherin: 2 material Ter his &C ming book on
the warf are of sciesute.
ELL NJ ALDEN sf Middlsboro, Mass. ia
a lineal descending i'll the sixth generation
of john Alden, off Mayfoy~er fame. He is:
ninety six years sf age.
SosBEBoDY remarks chat tho Duke, Of
Westminster Costs his eountry~about 81
ever T. time he Jreathes. In othsr words he
has AN income OF aboua $50 aainute.
ElEAcoN KHITE Of Brooklyn, w. T.
Sestt Of Pennsylvania, and John b. Eel
ten OF California, are said to, be the. three
richest men in the hcMse of representatives.
Ferry Belmont of New York also poses as
4 rich man, but his wealth yet stands in the
nav of his fathea, August Belmont.
CARROLL TIIroN, soa of Theodore. is
an expert stenographer and typewriter, and
is employed as secretary of the Erie rail
way company. Ralph Tilton is go-ahead
youag fellow, and is employed in New
York commercial house. Mrs. Tilton lives
quietly with these two sons in Brooklyn
CONGRESSMAN T1L1MAH, of South
Carolina has the same prejudice against
Overcoats which characterizes Hannibal
Hamlin. On the coolest day in winter the
Palmetto state representative walks about
Washington in much the same garb which
he wears in summer. He says that the
overcoat is northern luxury unworthy Of
man with blood in his veins.