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large amount Of money has been snhsortRSd.
The present club rooms are et 80 Millonghby
Anna 8. Field, Mrs Manning, Mrs. Porman.
and others.
American women outnumbered all others rs
exhibitors In the art department OF the Paris
Exposition. Their English sisters came next,
hHt there were II psssE sss .sr h5ee times rs many Oh
On the lofty top Of Pixies Peak monument
has been reared to the memory Of Mrs. Lucy
Webb Hayes. 1t was begun by members Of
spe potice was q erected inviting all who wished
to add stone In less than three months
massive pile Of stones WAS hSe.sped up, az ana 5Sw
Hunt which friends renred near Colorado
Springs.
Mrs Jane r. Holmes is candidate for Re-
gent OF the State University OF Nebraska, and
az she is generally popular and is endorsed by
one Of the political parties che viii probably
Mrs. Lucy Stone Blackwell and her husband
Horny Blackwell have been visiting In Brook
lyn. where the former addressed the Women's
Suffrage party Mrs. Blackwell--or Lucy Stone.
as she insists upon belnR called-is growing
old, and her days for public speaelng VIII soon
be oyer shS Is rs d earnest as ever gps soe hSr
ant than formerly. she urged the women OF
Brooklyn to make an appeel to the Legislature
W CuuhkS luo loW AeihhlhE " SSANOi ONNANs
The seidl Society is to furnish the Thanks
giving dinner for tho children OF the Brooklyn
Howard Orphan Asylum. and for the inmates
OF the Zion Home. about twenty aged colored
women. The committee having In charge the
dinner for tho latter are Mrs. James Sherwood
OF So lIcDonough street and Mrs Ethan Allen
Doty Of 1856 St Marks avenue. The chidren's
dinner will be looked after by q committee
consisting OF Mise Ellen LanRford. Chairman,
pqSo n MF ess FSs ESR' soesty spd Mns on
ns twice Lust season ssGG tho
society will give q reception and entertain
%ent to SSGO wSrkRG EEs at H. club rooms
Haynes nes ana M Miss Mary f Sharpe have charge oi
this entertainment. and the President OF the
s {sse Ms sFGSS viii
reiresh%ents rSfe % and % social time With The ssd
Rnd entertain several eSs tstingnshed DIST Women
this month, and what with the series Of Kreh-
bS ss GR dnTns ES
places for several concerts and other enter
eIey has for
ship is steadily Increasing ana the oiieers % are
Ing Of its own. shioned after the People's
Palace in East London, and ample enough for
designed for the benefit and pleasure OF the
poor.
The women OF Brooklyn who are interested
In the McAll mission in France will hold
public reception at the Academy OF Brooklyn.
on Jan. IS. for the purpose Of bringing the
cause to the wider and more favorable atten-
tion of the public. The McAll mission Is one
to the working classes Of Paris and France.
begun Ia 1871. just after the Franco
German war. During the eighteen years
OF Its existence the mission has extended
to points. throgGhout France, and the
saG To be sSHs The
ayers are: President, Mrs. s. M. FelloYes.
saS cW NM Ms WSs Rtg4 'HaSS 5oSS ms
eSM @fs f. seS Miss 8Eieht
%rs Th Board o
consists Of thirty three ladies' representing the
MRS fsac suG9Ss CARY o. fPe of the Brooklyn
Women's Suffrage Society. has written an open
the here reappointment OF School Commissioners
Dodge and Agnew. whose terms are about to
ex pire. and the appointment OF other women
on the School Board.
PATHS alteration OF the color Of her hair
has been the greatest quiet sensation OF the
day among women. Her appearance with the
new shade is thus described by London con-
temporary where the deed was done: Nine.
Patti is still OF course. in mourning for her
sister Carlotta; hence her appearance at the
Albert Hall on Monday in black
velvet gown. which showed off her petite.
graceful figure to perfection. Less bloom.
diva's hair. which had mysteriously altered
since she was last here from q deep black to
reddish auburn tint. The, combined change pro-
Patti first came on even people with good eyes
had to look twice before they could make sure
an enthusiastic reception, and quickly demon
strated that the difference in the outward as
k1fa 70 To hn mi a
or the matchless art Of the singer"
The reason for this is, we suppose. that Patti.
whose hair was raven black. has begun to get
gray. and rather than eubmit to the Rhastly
Intensity OF black dye. she has boldly taken on
dyed black is always manifestly and obtru-
sively dyed head. but when tinRed lighter
color 1t looks natural, and its true state may bo
forgotten.