Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-06-23
THIS AND THAT.


In New York there are. women architects who
pursue their profession with skill and success.
Tears are beautiful when they flow Ger the sor-
rows of others or in penitence o er hayward ways,
but shed when the finer sympathies are not moved
and they chill the beholder into doubts and inf
deity of womans truth and love altogether
Chicago Express.
1t should always be remembered of Jenny Lind
Goldschmidt, that for years past she always had
large class Of girls, to whom she impaired her
thorough knowledge of music gratutously But
two things were needful to be admitted into this
classic be poor and to have talent
Oberlin was the first exponent of co-education:
Vassar was the first woman's college, properly SO
called; Michigan university was the first strong
institution to adopt coeducation; Smiths college
was the first to ask for Greek; Harvard Annex
gave women the highest opportunities and set
standard for preparatory schools; Bryn Mawr
stands for scholarship and entire personal freedom
for its students.
What a woman never admits: That she is in
love- that she ever hirted that she laces TIGHT
that she is tired at ball. that she is fond of scan
dial; that her shoes are too small; that she cannot
keep secret; that it takes her long to Dress that
she has kept you waiting that she uses anything
but powder; that she says what she doesn { mean
that she bushed when you mentioned a particular
gentleman name.
Mans insgnifcance is thus set forth by the
Boston Journal of Commerce: allow BIC is
man, anyway? Well, he is smaller than an ele-
phant and an elephant is smaller than noun
tain and a mountain is smaller than the world
and the world is mustard seed compared with
the sun; and the sun itself is a mere mote in the
dust cloud of spheres that stretches out through
the universe beyond the reach of thought
One unique feature of the presidential campaign
promises to be the quiet yet effective part Mrs.
Cleveland will play in it, Ladies have taken part
in presidential campaigns before, and in some in
stances have been quite as effective workers for
success as their husbands, but in no case has a
lady ever been so popular with the people of the
United States as Mrs. Cleveland has become since
her residence at the white house, and the decora-
ton of hat crowns and badges with her photo
graphs will be but one of the forms in which her
popularity will manifest itself during the cam
paign.- Washington Post.
1t is usually very safe to trust a man who loves
his mother, and dangerous risk always to trust
one who speaks disparagingly of her disregards
her wishes. A young girl does well to keep this
rule in view when she selects for herself husband
''He is so irritable towards his employees re-
marked lady to a manageable man of her &C
quaintance. eyes suppose so,' replied near
neighbor of the gentleman in question, with just
tinge of sadness, "but you should see his devotion
to his mother; she is perfect queen in his estim-
alton, and the slightest wish of hers is never dis
regarded" 1t was decided within ''her conyen-
tom that he would do,
The entertainment was given by an earl, de-
servedly popular. 1t was extremely handsome,
and champagne flowed in almost excessive flood.
The evening was well advanced when benghted
old gentleman arose to propose toast. He spoke
with entire Auency, but somehow he said exactly
the opposite of what he meant ~ feel" said he,