Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-03-02
DAUGHTERS OF EVE.

Queen Margherita of Italy has a lady phy- sician
 The inspector of normal female schools at Naples is lady.
 A bust of the late Louise M. Alcott hos been cut in marble by Walton Ricketson.
 Three married women are members of the committee of consultation of primary in struction in Paris.
 An English woman fills the post of curator of the natural history museum in Hawaii, capital of the Sandwich Islands. Lady Salisbury has placed herself at the head of a movement to present bracelet to Mrs. Phelps as 0 souvenir of her stay fn Lon don.
 Nile Popelin, who lately passed an exam nation for admission to the Belgian bar, has been finally adjudged ineligible, being woman.
 Nearly one hundred women are now serv- ing on school boards in England and Wales. Boards in four country districts have women as clerks.
 1 The widow of Laurence OEphant, who leaves London soon for Syria, intends to re- side permanently in tl, at country with Annar- : can relatives -.. | Miss Olive Schreiner the gifted author of 'sThe Story of an African Farm, has gone to i Alassio, in the north of Italy. She will spend the winter there.
 A Michigan woman practiced with a re volver until she could hit a suspender button at eight paces Then there came burglar into the house, early one morning, and she sent a bullet pinging through her husbands left ear.
 The wornan's exchanges all over the United States have realized handsome sums from the Christmas season sales. The Philadelphia and New York exchanges have been particularly fortunate, having done 6 thriving business ever since Oct L
 Widow ". T. Vanderbilt instructs her butler to lay different service of plate, glas: and china every time he prepares the table for dinner. There are not 365 sets. but there are enough to last long time before begin ming over again.
 It is semi-oficially announced that tho Duke of Sutherland will be married to Mrs
 Blair at Pensacola, Fla, on Feb. 20. Tht
 wedding will be strictly private. It is no
 likely that any of his relatives will recognize
 the new duchess
 The Empress Eugenie, as she appeared Il
 Brussels lately, is thus described: Snow hair, blanchad complexion, eyes that snowet
 weakness, and the loose fitting gloves whicl chalky rheumatism necessitates, effaced tn Eagenie of former times from the mind
 eye.n
 Mrs Cleveland has taken to wearing th Hading veil, but she has added to that articI a flow clever improvements of her own. Tn
 heavy cloud of gauge which hangs around he face is gathered in around the top of her ha and under her chin. The thick screen thu made is an offectual protection against th i,npudent gaze of curious eyes. } Natalie, the former queen of Servia, va received with royal honors during her recer ! tour At the Russian frontier she was we comed by Russian officers in behalf of th czar and czarina. At the various towns z which she stopped the local officials presente
 bread and salt, expressing at the same tin
 the hope that she might reascend the thron
 A London journal recently requested i
 subscribers to send in lists of the world
 twelve greatest women. The collective vol
 gives Joan of Arc the preference, there bein 9ballots for hcr. Georges Sand received
 votes, Queen Elizabeth :, Maria ThSrss r George Eliot and Mime. Roland each, Sappl s and Mrs Browning and Mime. de Stael e each. Thore was vote for Grace Darling,
 for Hrs. Stowe and for Miss Willard. T A committee of Berlin ladies recently pr h sented the Empress Victoria Augusta vii r white silk apron, on which the names of u @ empress five young sons were worked. 1T
 empress, in acknowledging the gift, said tn d she was honored by the present, for an aprt ,e was always the symbol of the true Gerns D. housewife. And then, putting the apron 0 if she said very simply: My husband 6esir .l me always to wear an enrOn: ke says it loo
 more holneiy."