Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25


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Laura G Hoilowsy's large musical club.
Sss Sled Society. the attest organization
nota~red - wOEAzE, = nndlEg gress
favor Ia she syes Of the sex Lassculins
~1ieh osEfns 10 i0ok - y - set fashion
rss married women OF remaining ia town
through the summer with their husbands.
) ast previous u Jhe big dinner with which
Us 40 members 0pe ned the season Of Wss-
merriam concerts az brig uoa Beach = week
ago a man applied 10 Nrs- Holloway % De
admitted as : lnember- The rules of the
society com PEELED a refusal, but the gea-
tlrmsn was anxious 10 make the club q
gin OF money. saying that since every
woman who could raise the funds deserted
her family In June and was ashamed 10 t-
seen on the city streets again before fall
he Thoughts it high time that the absn-
don-d members or the house holds began
20 encourage every scheme which had In IL
The possi ble germ OF 8 fashionable Summer
season ia town The club badge Is the
letter 5 Ia silver in a sixteenth century
scroll. It's headquarters At the Brighton
Hotcs are costly furnished and il them H.
Possesses what no other woman's club In
New York or Brooklyn nae yet aspirot 10.
a rendezvous OF its Own Some OF the bes-
known women in the two cities have
placed their names on its rolls. and l.
looks now as IL the outcome OF the prOlecr
would be the setting aside Of one near bv
seaside resort for the pleasure OF woman
and children. With private cars, club
parlors badies' nurseries and playrooms
aad with the prohibition OF smoking iii
the music pavilion except in little pen
rallied of for men in the gallery Mrs. Hol-
ioway and the ladies have Brighton Beach
pretty much in their own hands. Already
some women Of wealth, who were packing
their Saratogas have laid aside that pleas
ing occupation 20 see II the Seidi Society
won't make thtigs just As pleasant a
home Social meetings, receptions and
gatherings of woman's organizations of a.
kinds are promised throughout the Sum
mer
There are strange stories going of the
severity of the diet which fashionable
women resort TO in order 20 reduce their
avoirdupois. Mrs Olive Risley Seward
so the gossips say, tasted twenty days. and
felt only the keenest regret when the time
came for her to eat again. Mrs. Rsvenhill
| Kathrine Kidder's young looking grand
mother, Is said TO contemp plate an ordeal
somewhat similar. Three days is The com.
mon limit of the starvation period before
dieting On the first day you are hungry
on the second day you are famished
on the third day you are faint, but il
| you last out the probation you car:
less for food afterwaro aud get on better
on the nitrogenous diet and the two meals
or the one meal day. II is wonderful
how much IL takes &c Kill woman.
The contest over the question, VIII
started the agitation for national flower
| bids fair 20 wax warm ss that over ths
authorship OF Rock Me to Sleep
Mother" An art firm which has circular.
out asking for vote as between tn,
arbutus and the golden rod, Attitudes TIA,
| beginning of the debate to Jean Kincaid
| a Boston newspaper woman, who set the
ball rolling year ago. But / have befor,
me letter from Margaret B. Harvey, o
Philadelphia, who claims 20 have writer
poem called valley Forge Arbutus,
| advocating the Pilgrims flower aboy-
two years ago. Miss Harvey says the
arbutus was the first flower seen by tn,
| patriot army after the terrible winter in
| Valley Forge, and is more close
entwined than any other with American
| History. ! have received a letter from
Mrs Frances Hodgson Burnett, in which
| that writer advocates the choice of tht
magnolia Louise Imogene Quincy
| believes in the fringed gentian, and Mrs
| John Sherwood in the noun tain laurel
The occupation Of the lace nender is a..
suming sudden Importance. The peasan,
| cloaks OF black and cream chantilly lac.
| which women are wearing this Summer
are frail as they are beautiful. the airy
drsperies and wing-like sleeves requiring
attention after every afternoons promen
ade. The lace mender goes from door Il
door as regularly AS the dressmaker anc
much more frequently She makes an art
ofdarning and charges such prices as ar,
an artists due. A dollar for a small rent
g. or 81 an hour is about the least you car
get her for. bat she repairs the breaks ir
Touncings, scsrfs, draperies and closks 81
deftly that che lsces remain Joy. II tn,
ace mania continues the darner with he,
bobbins and balls will have a decidedly
rrmunerative husipeSs II II
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