The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-16
TEE poNes OF WoxEs.
Gsye--ss and Grs-i-iss n the Psusss o:
the November Wind


fEN 1DE.- Wv u e --ls - -----4
who are s-15yisg ~ tie Wo-naa's Asiicsi
/ College OF TIE SeE YORK InS-ma-y have
/ mics Interesting TINS vnea they s,ts1d The
[ c-iuics 81 BeIl=TGs Hospital S5ns Of th=se
I tttnss k-e s. uic= sad interesting. thai Il ths
yO1ng Eo1e1 were Lot u-connonly
T p,zciy they would q sttenptei OCCASION
/ ally % give up TIE pursuit e knOEls1Ce Is
I SIC = lesrLs1- TIE Bellevue clinics nave
r been, for god nUmbsr q years, O1sn %
I glrl students, aod tbe whirs-hsired
and kindly Dr.. Emily Bleck
Eel arraDgzs her c3iieZe secs-
ures 20 cerlsin classes with especial
I reference . the hoCrs they are 70 spend az
/ Bellevue. Tie amphit1ee:eT. up under the
Z roof. where cne .inics ars had IS a.EaTs
[ fUll, and s7metnes crowded, and tie little
gT9up q quiet, uncomforssb.y expectanl
gi-.s, who keep one snotner's co1raEs up as
cheerl-y Is hey are abe. are obliged 10 .ecs
soa5s hundred, q tie most TiotOGs youths
O. tbs face q t1is not especially courteous
planet, who shout aud cztcall and liss until
tie more tlrnid dGmsels feel their hearts
dropping down. down 20 their boots. and
wildly futtsriny 70 their thrOz.s again
Il Is one Of TIE beauties Of the situation
that tee tiers q seats rise row urson row 50
steeplJ tha- tne girls. who enter az tee very
top. 2 G sighted On tie instant By tos PACK,
hich Immediately b1rscs into full crT
|nile rs victims, feeling their way behind
the high backs Of the uppe- bsncdes, get
hardly q giimuse IF their tO-Ulentors. the
uproar being all the more coofGsiog from
tina, sense of eyes which you cannot Sc see
i1g you.
Al enc Il tie frs. clinics this autumn il
happeCed % tao Of the younger girls. IN
used 70 the ways o. the place, % take the
elevator which la1ded them on e main
floor where the professors enter instead OF
climbing bv the stairs 20 the tor behind
Their appearance was the signal for such
storms Il ye.ls and hisses ina. as they
mounted with downcast faces TO their &c
custOmed lofty, yet humble pcstsof observa-
tion, the blood rlnged = their finger tips
and 70 the ends Of their very long tresses Of
hair.
No girl goes to Bellevue alone but as one
little knot Of two or three gets its greeting
and then another those seated first take a
melancholy and uneasy sort Of Interest in
noting, as dainty little hat after hat comes
into view above, who get of half stunned
ouiy, and who are deafened with even more
than common noise. Seetedi If there are not
seats enough no man offers one TO a woman,
though remember bearing q pretty girl re-
count last week the gallantry If a student
who recommended TO her "a better place to
lean on the rail- When there are vacant
chairs, If the upper seats are taken not all
the girls have courage 70 run the gauntlet of
tongues and descend to any place below. so
that at Bellevue clinics the spectacle is
familiar Of bunch Of rather forlorn young
women taking their notes standing and bud
died together in good position for reaching
be door.
The Bellevue students do not rotten egg
the girls, and rave 10 such intention of
driving them out as was manifested IN
barbarIc days, not long past, at Edinburgh
aav m at,0lF - - Eu1t
that to hiss and yell at the giils is evidence
OF good comradeship BECAUSE that is the
way the young men treat one another. At
the pest graduate hospital the students
have made wonderful advances toward
becoming gentlemen and the young women
who attend the lectures get much pleas
anter reception.
4 WOMAN IN CAP AND GOWN.
went to hear her the other day, and
though a law lecture is no subject for
IniTth, l smiled TO see that she abates no lot
OF her costuming privileges. In the time
honored academic robes she looks slender
ana tall and her gray eyes SHINE. "Bertian
vas young and handsome, while the new
lecturer at tie University OF the CITY Of
Y ocK is a quiet, not especially motto abe
woman with flock Of roliicklng childr en-.
Yet If the ladies who are furnis hing the
money TO endow her chair really wished to
women lawy ers they have gone about 1t
cannily, for DR.. Emily Kempin is
lot III any way likely to teach
extreme views Indeed, coming from
ZIrlch ard brought up under Co lJinentll
legal systems she finds herself not altogether
able 70 approve the extent Of the property
rights OF American natrons. Hearing her
| one day setting out the hsrdsnips Of d man
whose wife had Inherited money and who
| yet could not enlarge his butuess because
tho wife kept her future In her own hands,
Il as amusing To see white haired J udge
Moan Davis calamity confront the woman
lawyer and defend against her own sex the
complete rightfulness Of e woman's freedom
Dr. kempin gets larger audiences for her
! lectures to women law students than she
does for those given to business and non
| professional women.
THE NEW YORK wOMEN's PRESS CLUB
Length Of life seems to 10 assured to il
now that Frohman has promised big ben.
eft at which the Kendas are TO play. and
now that il has settled itself in coy head.
| quarters where it can drink cup of tea.
| LIS hard to guarantee success to any femi-
nino enterprise when there's no flavor of
] the thiunca heVa-aOa NaucrNn,,a-