Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-06-25
lB" ON ENGLISH WOMEN
B Baccarat Scandal Shows
Their Vulgarity.
SUMMER GIRL FRECKLES
We Defined as a Spring
Disease of tho Brain,
Yet 1t is Like Hockey Pokey Ice
eaIn--A woman's Tips onEthe Races--
me Funny Things.

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Yet 1t is Like Hockey Pokey Ice
nd thissean--A woman's Tips onEthe Races--
nge, as,me Funny Things
i faith
correspondence Of Gazette and journal
mated Ew YORK, June 19.--What do YOU
a NOR Xxi of the Gordon-Cnmming affair
,cIrda. h do you think OF the women who
,,,,I,ns nixed up in il? Don't they strike you
Wthro fpretty low lot? And doesn't the bad
W antNd of the so-called aristocracy come
the latJsmost beautifully in this seandalous
re Johnir2 And don't you think his royal
Roberts hness, Albert Edward, Prince of Wales,
nuel A'sconvinced the world of his ability as a
rkhead2 For my own part, don't care
present ere t with HIM ms Supno ,c saiS
urn oiYou, Come and stay week at my
public. ntry house; we are going to have very
rar andy party and you said THANK you;
h when1ll give me great pleasure" You came.
We concluded to play cards; the first
,onr,;, BIT everything went of all right; the
.".n'M md night had funny little feeling
~ Mefelnt the way you were aciirg, and lmade
osed hyrny mind that there VIC nd be no more
tier hyds played there. Iou were my guest
Iehlryl no matter what you did in other
w. SINK es, couldn't permit You to dishonor
lspcctorl rself and me in my house. Another
ag-it may have been mistake The
: Tess who lets a mistake happen a
md time causes it to become blunder
-, you all know that blunder is worse
"H' ma crime.
IN Coun But, no.
y. TIE HOSTESS TATTLED AND cAcKLED
he higi forgot her duty as a hostess as well as
,nr ~ decent behavior that should charac-
ne,a lie a woman. Now the wretched man
: NJ, }ronght into court Who sits beside the
: I 'a ~ ef justice, or whatever he is? His
lpp1ftltty wife The court is filled with society
~DGnkU nm What vII fhipG of
he hglippse that had happened here suppose
"a troop of fashionable women went
from M lee the modification and suffering of d
.noso d who had either cheated and was suf-
,,i. 4 ing because of hi crime, or who was
'1,it"s ucent and was suffering ten times more
uinahce hat case. Do you know what would
adoptt'e happened if all all-sutficient English
les weren had seen this here? He would have
home and lie would have told the
lvor M ,ple all about it, and dilated for hours
/ IL, II the vulgarity Of the American woman.
\, IA. sheer, downright yulgarty there is no
~ re of the American woman that cal
itt lnilpare to her equal in the English
may man, high or low, rich or poor, and
(, whiobosay this love with all my heart some
present dish women think them charming
'nm lcount them my dearest friends but
rnov Il, now am generalizing. An English
/ y, % man will think more Of sovereign
gt''V'n an American woman will of 70, and
=. hay ONE lady of doubtful reputation, with
lltcr OVERWHELMING title, chose to sit and
i by thiness criminal case, it does seem queer
1 the sd She can get all the fashionable set to
npn willow at her heels There ought to be a
/. II Az Iksgving in England that the Princess
tn ,o, Wales, the most courteous of gentle
men, showed her disappfohation BY
ging away.
MEXICAN woMAN's IDEA OF HOSPITALITY
he law Of hospitality is stringent al
IN Farofs, and if the man under my roof, and
{. olpattakes of my hospitality, is a horse
cw Yoref, il is my duty not to permit his being
treasntJched on the ground. After he has
imrnr ieaway the people who are willing to
{ fdr thuse him can do it. They have got to
ii that aitopenly, and not when he is under my
ntirely fecton. And that protection means a
states at deal when It comes from the hostess
nynre b.lAs III the east the thief who seeks the
4 be irteetion of the harem cannot be touched
rtcd withnby the king himself; so in civilized
dsthe man who is suspected should Al
nldnri Mt be free from blame given by the
ID INK tess. II a woman can protect a wcslan
i atticil usually make misChief-in fact, sne is
M the erlutas accomplished in this art as any
tbnt tlnbination that could be formed by a
MI nj nkey and cat developed into a woman
conpl that woman will be found to be a
"a liz Matchmaker in this case that has be-
sd abr6, ne SO famous cannot be doubted 80
,yord II * for the woman should be the bust
NH c@, OF Sir Gordon-Cumming's lawyers
,inn ma 70 accuse her, no matter what should
gASA SNANAbl4 IA iAiSt - lilo llE,Ilb'
THE SUMNER GIRL AND FREcKLEs
ER Eillyou please tell me why girls object
being freckled2 | never heard a man
9 . haN1 he disli6ed them. They are usually
evidence of q healthy constitution and
lly, " III with a few freckles over her nose
ys den fupder her eyes is much more de-
ruyoy- htfut object than one who is pale dead
ius don't. lie and looks as if she didn't know any
this NJ ng about the the sunshine Of life or
a conn y other kind of sunshine. few
ms ~ \ ckles like snnb nose have certain
AMI Ntunncy, and yet on an average one out
4 organ every ten girls all over the United States
men, @ts what will remove freckles2 III
lleAiA don't trouble herself and will accept
1 The WI prescription the freckles won't trouble
letacl us GIRL II during the summer days she
lis nina ssn't clog up her skin with powder and
next, Y tke Il BURN with some sort o. Il wash if
in N5yta Will permit herself 10 perspire
,nsiltaf turally and not be dabbling of the per
lie l,al ration every half hour or so, then She
Is elHtl be pretty certain that the ireckleS are
to pafl't even skin deep and will disappear long
dmoud lore the autumn days come Nothing
~ his 40 good for freckles, in more senses than
D, than selecting a nice sunny spot, with
es back OF yon a pretty bright umbrella
IN. hold over your head and either an agree,
me assiie book to read or a pleasant man to
, M k 70. Your skin slightly skimmefs; it
nm warm enough to whiten and You will
H. /! x surprised after summer of this treat
~ A. M mt 70 ind in what good condition your
I'd yainplexion will be. Ii You must do some
/ se'eing put preparation of two parts
survey hon juice and one part Jamaica rum on
,stroy lr face at night. II might strike a man
N ,iilAnovel way Of taking or making gin
- 4 NJ. lg, but it really is very good for the
" M nplexipn; the rum making the skin
hafI Ply and the lemon juice making it white
lbs e 4 firm.
.as W'l NN WHAT is LOVE-
ia he With the summer has commenced not
anul " the annual TRADE against trec;els,
< are " the Sweet and sentimental inquiry as
What is love?R Love is very much the
ature.of impulse. One cynic OF about
,4,o who has seen all Of life and exhausted
I, announces that there is no such thing
N other aged philosopher who had seen
nc dtIa put twenty-three summers, thought chat
ester lGe was oil little Use unless "a woman had
teton Gnevery where and seen everything and
lnne, I'D make it interesting for a fellow
stati5n rmy own part, don think the woman
4 IaI q had been everywhere and seen every
" ing would bother herself about the
'e dlyiS losophical youth Of 49,
ana III NJ TWO VIEWS OF A DIy. FEELING.
1oR, young woman with delicious blue
Il /. ultis and brown hair said that Love was
lvenly'' but then she had only been en-
ted "a hours, and her experience was
ction. Iited to solitaire diamond ring and Il
N .ourpiheb of orchids. A little woman who
r1r5nki been married eight years and who
T ,l'NiI the proud possessor of Two pairs Of
W lie'' ms ed THAT love was all very
might MI IN its way, ana that the first year or
: W. y of your married life you were always
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