Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-17

OF peitlng. nevertheless.
was much interested In q group Of
young women at Block Island one summer
BOARDED at tho same hotel with them
aud wo were on qulta friendly terms 10.
foru The season was over. One young mar,
Rod woman was hfimfui Of self help.
When her handsome husband came up
from tho city on Saturdays took partlo-
ulaf palms 10 watch them. Il was a. had
expected lloheldom waited upon her, shs
seemed always 10 prefer helping herself
II ha brought n shawl sic Immediately
took Il from him and vigorously swung IL
about her shoulder, II she wanted a chair
abe rushed aud procured one. She would
not give the man an opportunity 10 show
the gallantry that fcol SURF be possessed
"lAttls goose thought l. God helps
thoss who help thrmsclyca." but men
don't stransp 10 say, learned aftorwAnl
that no woman loved pegtlng more than
this same little wifr. but for SONS unac.
oountahle rutson she could not resist tho
everlasting impulse 20 take care Of horfelt
4 sweet girl, tall, slender and blue eyed,
WIS continually hslng waited upon.
Over the rocks ahe WIS Invariably helped
By some k.nily hand Had shu NOT bern
sufu Of the hand ! am certain shn would
10. have gonu over the rocks, n hOf hand
kerrhlci iluttofcl % the ground The young
gsnilrmtn present were IN danger u bump.
log heads IN their mad defifn 20 rrst0rc it
% H. fair owner, aud declare. IN the alb
aenoe Of escorts, the ladies would st0op and
llft IL FROM tho sand ~ a matter Of ooure.
Out fishing the very sea dogs themselves
We'd with each Other for tho sweet oppot'
tnul,y Of batting her hook. All her life
she had unconselously demanded pcttlng
aud devotion,
she wa. lovely character. Rcnile, ~
fined and sensible. but you could not DO
with her i've minutes without feeling Ghe
waa born 20 bo waited upon.
She ha. been married thrce years Her
hu.hand 4 ,illl her lover. and peis hor 10
her hearts content
Those women who complain Of lack Of
devotion oa The part u their husbands did
NOT commence right Thoy should have
trained their loycn
Young ladlcs, NY advice 10 you l., NJ
not only willing % acrrpt The hglplng
hand, but quietly demand H.
A little appealing helplcasness goca q
great way with man.
IL really do sn't pay % be too smart
Ioue l.. Jones In New York Mercury,
Mrs. n. s. Gould d a Georgia woman o.
whom everybody 10 rho state n proud. She
u a feminine Jay Gould Ia railway mat
ter, and Il was largely through hcr Efforts
that the Coylngton and Macon road was
built She also ands time 10 manage a sv0
acre farm.
Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Cruecr 4 n very
handsome woman o. rather more than tho
average height. She h noted for her beau
tlul arms Her hair "a brown aud curly
She 4 fond OF outdoor exercise aud her
mink checks exhibit the rudy hue OF
health.
Mrs. Jennie NJ. Iozler, the president Of
soro.is. 4, physlcan herself, the wife OF n
nbyslclan aud ilaughtcr,in'lnw II the noted
| rle,nenee I.ntler, ono VI the first women
nbyslclans In America She has given mp
her practice aud IL devoted to philanthropy
.rh.rs are more women In British India
/ nei O1l OOO than there are men, women
/ aud ehildrrn Ia Great bntaln' = raheo Anu
Germany put together, Win tue popuA
lions Of several minor European st"'''
east In as we'll -
Nine Cain occupies unique place oi'
liz Jury OF ndmlsson In the sculpture a.
pariment al the Champ dc Mans, the new
society allowing oqual right. aud honoFs
10 It's members, irrespective OF sex
Mr.. Horce Goodwin, Of boston has In
vented a spoon foe measuring medlelne'
| with which the exact quantity eau he gwen
without splitting. The Spoons arc OF h'eF'
ling sllyer
Il 1, doing wrong to child to serve
him a. a drudge or willing slave TOT ne eau
proilt by Highest intelligence and tne W.
most results Of philosophical and s'ssH''ne
study -