The evening world., 1891-06-05

Miss Sarah b. Elliott. author OF Jerry, ("
which has been running through Scrtbner'S
since last June, is a Southern woman who was
educated In her fathers library. Mira. Burton
Harrison received the same sort of schooling.
So did Amelie Rivos Chanler Mira Van Rens-
selaer Cruger. women OF social and financial
success who hold the community of college
trained women in defiance. The daughters OF
Col lngersoll never entered school or church
in their lives and yet it would be difficult TO
II nd two more sweet, gentle, gracious, culii-
waited or loyAble young women. They are not
only abreast with current affairs, but they talk
well, are good musicians and know something z
about the modern languages.
Precious stones have other beauties besides
the beauty OF brillance, and there are other
tints than those OF sapphire and OF ruby. The
soft simmer of the moonstOne, the deep sober
green of peridole, the delicate pink OF the rose
quartz, the essonite and herJl, the jacinth and
jargon, are, however, known 10 comparatively
eW.
Miss Sallie Hargous, the society beauty who
is about 10 be married, has q $40, 900 dress
makers bill to pay eVery year.
The MarchioneSs OF Butte, who Is the Mayor
ess OF Cardiff, opened new school Of cookery
on Wednesday. Aprn %. in Cardifr, en-
titled the South Wales Cooking School, in the
presence OF very large gathering. The Mar
chioness made an able address. She said she
was sorry 10 mud that iu most country places in
Wales and Scotland the good fashioned,
wholesome porridge was almost entirely dis
carded. and weak tea. boiled in the morning,
and doing duty throughout the day, substituted.
1t was telling on the physique OF the women
and in the degeneracy OF the children.
She would be glad to see porridge
relnstated. made good and palatablc, or
wholesome soup, vermlcellL macaronL eaten
with nutritious brown bread. She hoped the
women and girls would come forward more
willingly and numerously to learn plain cot
tage cookery In the local cookery schools.
Substitute teachers In the New York schools
are to receive 81. 25 a day. woman who can
curl feathers, iron clothes or scrub painted
woodwork can get that am ount without spend
ing four years In Normal College.
one OF the largest royal groups that has
ever been attempted is now being photo
graphed. The Queens favorite dogs, about
forty in number, are being photographed at
the royal kennels, near Windsor Castle. The
animals consist OF Pomeranians, colleS, fox
terriers and Dachshunds.
she was a sullen little woman OF twenty
two, aud she stood behind the yelling counter
with her hands on her hips waiting for q
O'Clock.
"1he shoppers you can put in one Of four
groups" she SAID comb!ng her bang with the
point Of her lead-pencil. "First, there ia the
silent set, who come 10 the counter, asK for
what they want, get the price. give the order
and don't say another word. They hate the
WOrEing class, and thank heaven they are not
IN II.
"The Gabby group have little money,
show of and give tneir orders In bossy way.
Tney have no use whatever for u.s. Then
there is the church set that feel so sorry for
us ana want TO help US save our souls. They
just make me sick, The last group are IN
with the politicians, aud want TO get legisla-
tion for us. They have petitions, and want to
fnd out all about our prosecutions AT the hand
OF capital My, oh my F! how / DO hate the
whole lot. The nice women are too nice for
any use. and hold themselves away from us as
though they were afraid OF calching some dis.
ease"
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