The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-07-17

A wicker canoe b the newest thing In
] baby carriages.
ChRrtreuse and abSinthe are among the
fashionable greens.
Plaids and stripes are In favor with
fashionable dresses.
Jewelry has been ruled out Of order
with riding habit
Belts, sashes and girdles are on almost
, all the new costumes
A woman's directory Is about to be
published In Chicago.
There are said TO be 5000 women doc
tors in the United States.
Silver buttons are used on seaside
gowns instead Of gilt ones.
Dotted gauze paraSols can be worn with
any kind of dressy gown.
The gown of black lace is as fashion
able and as popular DIS ever.
The Tuxedo suit for ladies consist of
q blouse waist, skirt aud sash.
Boston has two women real estate
agents and New York has one.
1t costs from $5 to $40 to have the
| plaits laid for an accordion skirt.
In ancient Egypt ladies used to go into
mourning when their pet cats died.
The paragon frame has grooved steel
ribs which will not warp nor break.
Mrs. Margaret Oliphant is one of the
most indefatigable of living writers.
Stylish suits are made up In India cash
mere combined with velvet or moire.
Black silk and tan-colored silk mitts
will both be worn again this summer.
Eyebrow aud eyelash dyes and tonics
are sold in the London cosmetic shops.
There.are 62, 900 women in the United
States interested in the cultivation OF
fruit.
Two thousand girls were trained last
year In the kitchen gardens of the w. G.
Il. U.
Ladies are beginning to wonder how
they could ever have liked the Directoire
gown.
DR.. Agnew says healthy woman can
Kill herself in about year by horseback
riding.
Mrs. Frank Leslie, the New York pub
Usher, is nm authority on the subject of
gloves.
There are six women police officers in
London, and seven more are to be APP
pointed.
Tarpaulin hats, either black or white.
in sailor shape, are affected by feminine
yachtsmen.
1t is part of French economy that a
woman shall not wear her street costume
in the house.
Surah silk dust cloaks are seen quite
frequently on women bent upon shopping
expeditions.
The curators of the Kentucky Uni
versity have decided to admit women to
the Institution.
Riding habits are still dark in color,
but ladies will soon make change to light
gray and brown.
There is but little difference in out
ward appearance between q good sateth
and an India silk.
Some Boston ladies have started So
ciety for the cultivation of aesthetics
among the masses.
Covers Of lace or net or thin gauze en-
broidered in Persian patterns are seen on
many new parasols.
Manufactured pongees will be styl-
ishly trimmed with white lace or en-
broidery laid ON fiat.
The Empress of Germany has received
necklace valued at $3.50, 900, the gift of
the Sultan of Turkey.
Ladies who were ordained ministers
have not the legal authority for solemniz-
ing the marriage ceremony.
New York professional beauties are
paid only IS per week. They stand for
admiration in dime museums.
A new brooch is OF gold, the design
being plow with diamond sickle and
an ear of corn thrown across II.
The broad lace and muslin frilis which
have lately come into fashion often give
fresh air TO very faded costume.
A tea gown of latest pattern is in old
rose India silk with the Vatican fulness
in the back laid in accordion plaits.
The symmetry of Adelina PATHS hand
is lost sight Of in its dazzling display of
jewels. She spends fortune in gloves.
A black costume is extremely chic If
worn with yellow turban of fancy straw
trimmed with black ribbons and feathers.
Mrs. Lallie Mcdonald, the grand
daughter of the noted Tom Corwin, is an
energetic and successful advertising
agent.
A year ago few ladies had the courage
to wear a dress without a hustle. BY
midsummer there will not be such an
article In existence.
Miss f. A. Southworth Is said to be the
first woman to receive an appointment to
scientific post at Washington. She Is
assistant mycologist.
In the French Exhibition, of total of
532 artists in oil, only twenty y-eight are
women. OF these only three can be said
to show creative force.
A woman's hair may grow to the
length of six feet; some carry forty or
fifty miles of hair on their heads, but
those ladies are not many.
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