The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-27

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INTERESTING INFORMATION
The Last Nail In the woman's Fair BsilS.
| ing-WOmen who Vote In Wy0ning-WhO
Is Englnnd's Most Beautiful Wonans
One Of the strongest and most fourlshins
unions in the country is the Woman's Educa-
tional and Industrial Union Of Buffalo An
interesting and unique feature Of this society
is the Woman's Room. soon to be opened.
where will be found catalogues of women's
colleges. reports OF all forms OF women's tenn
perance. political. educational and philan.
| thropical work. cases OF scientific collections
| made and presented by women. photographs
| OF the works Of women artists, copies Of musi-
| cal compositions. and editions Of books written
| by women. Portraits Of famous women will
also contribute toward making the world f.
miliar with women workers AID their art
| The last nail which is to DO driven into the
Worlds Fair Woman's building is to be com.
| posed Of gold. silver. and copper from Mon.
| tana. and is the gift Of woman. The hammer
| is to be an equally beautiful and representa-.
tive Offering from another State. designed.
made and presented by women.
But the real test Of the equality OF the sexes
will be tho driving Of the nail by the President.
Mrs. Palmer. II that precious nail be driven
straight and undeyiatingly to lie PLACE: II the
who fhe
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women's essociations to the famous building.
agitating the question Of presenting the door
| Of the main entrance.
Helen NJ. Warren of Wyoming wife Of sena.
tor Warren says that she has voted for twenty
years with as much ease as II she were enter.
ing theatre or q church. Sometimes she
rides. but more often she walks either alone
or.in company just as It happens. and abe has
never been annoyed or insulted In any way
aSs s5ssPsh de n ass
than
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politically sometimGes. but no seEtous disad.
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!y They have had one woman Justice Of the
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had prominent PLACES on the programme, one
lady orator won well-deserved lalrels, and two
companies OF girl guards escorted the car Of
State In the procession.
There Is a great controversy going on in
London now rs to who is the most beautiful
woman In society. There are Lady Dudley
and the Princess of Wales. who defy the flight
Of time and reign queens Of beauty forever.
The Duchess Of Leinster and her sisters bear
away the palms from hosts Of lesser beauties,
ps s Tren a Be- ss 9 s Of the
Of Lady Brooke. There is something incon-
IN the Of her pale
piau4nt charm Of her uplifted chin. and the
naughty dangerous grace of her smile.
Balzac makes an odd classification of colors
as indices OF character. Women that wear
black habituelly are to DO avoided. he says.
because they are suspicious. bad-tempered.
and Jealous. Those who wear yellow and
snect white are eoaaettes, ai The 0I sentls e
RehnH ea
aHf * aH ee ssd S Is chosen by
Rita Elandi. who sang in Cavalleria Rusti-
cana before Queen Victoria recently with
success. ia an American girl. Amelia Louisa
Groll OF Cleveland Miss Gron was presented
to the London public without tho customary
booming. and scored q most remarkable tr.
umph there as In other European cities. Her
career Ger. in Europe has been , one Of ha.,l study:
aartist who has the honor to sing before her
tic siilcisis Lord StsWard s departmsps
fss as sRG Gss
9 the Quesn paSs Gotsns her
amusements.
Among the many "reminiscences related OF
the ex-Empress Eugenie in the days OF her
glory are several which indicate the impul.
slvely generous heart Of the unhappy wo-
man who wanders about the streets OF Paris
unknown and unnoticed where once she rode
in state. 1t is said that one morning at break.
fortunes % brother Officer. who because he
had not flfteen thousand francs must be dis;
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flew t9 her room. and. returning with pack
al rf e s hs
she does not know the name Of the man she
Here Is some good advice from manic the
girl that wants to be married. II there Is such
girl In these days. when political economy
has overshadowed household economy and
comic sections are more than kisses:
If wcro girl on the lookout for q husband
! should play the game by adroitly flattering
my contemplated victim. listening with ra pt
attention when he spoke. and generally seek
Ing to create tho impression that thought
angels At the same time / should endeavor to
bring home to him the fact that In mo he would
ming over with domestic affection. I should
take care to be becomingly dressed. but my
get-up would look as II II cost nothing. In my
movements should cultivate grace. My likes
and dislikes would be those Of my victim. In
templates marriage. The fly has to be very
adroitly thrown to catch him. Men are lust az
well In mind that a girl gets husband"
A South African traveller who took ten
mile tramp with Olive Shreiner. whose
Dreams" every woman dotes on. describes
her as an animated conYersationalist and q