The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-10
keep house In true domestic fashion with
out ch1pxr0nS or msn

keep house IN true domestic fashion with
out c'1psroHs OF man.
Maybe you don't know Marie Bur
fougls, VINO of the stage is called Mrs
Louis Msssen. II you did you would sd'
to your ncql ilniance "A happily.msrrie'
woman. who I. IS proud Of the solid oil.
English oak furniture, the silver, ih'
scOnces, the quantities OF cut glass, ant
other beautiful appurlenances OF bel
dining-room, In a pretty Eat In the Al
bsDy, as She Is OF her trumphs al thu
Madison Squse.
Fanny Rice, OF the Casino, keeps hous
to perfection. Her husband is a denrsi
ana whom The "YOcmcn Of tho Guard
went on the road she laid down the rein.
OF government with premonilory symp
IONS Of hone-sicknos,. Fanny Rice
can make soups better than she can
sing
Agnes Booth Schoeffel lives In a brown.
stone house that IL home on the sage
she is thoroughly domestic woman, and
hcr suppefs ate renowned There Is no
better china IN New York than what she
Keeps in the tsli china cabinet in her
dining room, and no buffet in which the
interests OF guests Is land with feason)
liyeler.
Ada Somer. has husband snd a red
headed baby and you couldn't persuade
any one Of them 10 live in a hOiel-not
while Ada makes such picture pouring
tea.
Louise Dillon, the sweet. pathetic he
roinc of "Sveet Lavender" is smother
sc ress who won't live in q hotel, bat IN
ssis on having home Annie Russell,
VINO was the lovely Elaine In Palm,r's
adaptation Of TeunysOus poem, Is a
dainty woman, who presides very cieveriy
over the apartment Ia " Alch she keep.
house with Mr.. Pre,hury, her artist hus-
band, in the towering Chelsea building
Annie O'Neill, Of Harrigan Z, lives with
her mother, but she iOOss domestic
enough 10 set up au establishment or her
own wlea she pOufs tea for callers on
fhursdsys aud passes the toasted muf-
hns. KItie Cheatham. Of Days, is
ano her aclroSs who lives with her mo-
lhsr, bui looks her protiiest bohind tall
samOvar Sylvia Gorrlsh hates lO'el life,
and makes Der At, Nth iis Aztec and
Japanese decorations, iis ninng-ro0m
luns with photographs OF her O8n
taxing, one Of the coslest places Ia town
Marie Glover lives a. home, end dusls the
parlor for exeicise Of a morning
a i.wclrr ia New York hs, been re.
setting q brooch which belongs to Ms
Harrison III aquint Oh piece Of W.
elry, which Is an heirloom II the Harri
.ln family, ar. shows the miniature of
EOman in costume If fifty years ago
painted in pastel. There is faint smile
0n the sbslOwy face, shining out a a
grQvlsI halo, and Suggesting tue poetry
which ought o. surround an auces'res-
nor" ch,C ualy than our blank modern
photographs viii ever succeed in doing.
70 is surrounded by narrow rim Of gold,
and outside Of That comes filagrce sell
ing, studded vi il small pearls and gar
neis OF 1ubies The whole makes "a
brooch too large for present notions, but
for q belt clasp or shoulder medallion, il
he drtssmakers persuade the Presidents
wife into any OF the recent dress eccen.
riciiies, it will be a striking ornament.
How many times has somebody ssid
.hot New York women had made up their
minds 90 have clubhouse Of their own :
This iims it appears 10 b. q fict that
some OF lhe wealthy women OF lhe msgic
,iIc.c of lhe AsioIs haYe 3 hand IN the
project. and that very probably AN cstab'
ishment on OF near Fifth avenue will In
DO very long time De running. The am
li.ion az The women extends 10 The flll
measure of the comforts and luXuries en-.
owed by ciab men Reading and ieCep-
on-r0oms, q library. and lunch-roOm.
.rs ohesdy talked or Il is said that d
considerable sum of m0aey has been
sised towards he wherewthsl Gossip
o9pecis Mrs John ShorToOd's nsWe
Win the enterprise