Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-08-28
How Noble Ladies' Employ their
Time
Queen Olga of Greece is a sover

Queen Olga of Greece is a sovereign
possessing many charming domestic
qualities. She has many accomplish
ments, and can supervise the cooking
of a dinner or trim bonnet with equal
skill
The Archduchess Valerie of Austria
is a delightful versifier, and has pub
hshed a collection of poems and novel
cites which are said to have consider
able literary merit. She is also the
authoress of clever comediettas which
are performed by the ladies OF the
court
Many ladies of lesser rank have en-
tered the realm of literature and Iourn-
alism with more or less success
Lady Randolph Churchill Is about to
make her debut as a magazine writer.
She is a clever, well-informed and witty
woman. Sh is to furnish an article on
Russian Society Life, " for LORgDtdIss s
ReUietr 1t viii probably prove very
interesting, as she has had exceptional
advantages for studying high life IN St
Petersburg while on a visit there with
her husband
Lady Colin Campbell is farorably
known as journalist. She is the art
critic of the Saturday ReUieJC, and has
received much praise for her articles
) he does besides a great deal of other
journalistic work, even contributing to
the New York papers. She intends
soon 20 publish n novel, the title OF
which has not Vet been dIvulged-
The Hon Alathea Lawley, a brilliant
and interesting woman, has Just issued
romance entitled Victoria COlonna, y
which dehneates life IN Italy.
The Marchioness Of Stafford con-
II l.
Of travels around the world made by
her in company with her husband
The late lamented Lady Brassey,
whose tragic death excited so much
sympathy, has written several interest
ing works, mostly dealing with her eN-
urrieuces in different lands while ON a
cruise in her husbands yacht.
Baroness LeEDuN, who Is very popu-
lar IN the Partisan world, has, under a
pssuduuym. composed some remarkable
musical works. Her latest triumph is
a lyrical drama entitled 'JaeL j he
critics pronounce II harmonious and
artistic. and were very much pleased at
It's initial representation
Lady Wide. the mother of the poet
and apostle of festhetici~m, Oscar Wilde,
Is AN authures- Of no little merit From
her the loug-haired Oscar inherited his
literary prucHvtties anu she assists nun
IN his editorial work on his Woman :
World
The Princess Martha Engllitcheh has
adopted parlor readings as a profession,
and owing to the society craze tor some
thing Russian, Is scoring great sue
cess. At her husbands death his rela-
tiyys pluudered the widow, who one
day awoke t. find herself pennies
She armed herself with good letters OF
Introduction and sailed away To try her
fortunes IN the New World Her pride
rrvolted against public readings, but
an eugagvmeut at aristocratIc man
siuus did not appear So formidable, 50
the fair Princess has been tine rage tine
past winter and has succeeded IN max
iu- a very good living. She Il "a woman
uf tact, with the grand AIR of a court
and wonderful conversational powers,
and las a live Princess giving readings
Is somewhat of a novelty she has be
come the fashion
COUNTESS ANNIE DE MoNTNIGU.