The evening world., 1891-04-27

Whom asked for an op,n,on of thu s,ronp-
you mean the m manpish woman. I ,h,nt hsr ,e-
testable."
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Iasn'onaoie woman 10 undoubtedly one
uovo'eo 10 iaShion IN dress, actions and mode
Vi hVinR svhsh woman may wear calico,
out ner manner OF wearing It. the style In
"hich Sne carries herseii ana the whole tenor
VI nef oe'ns are Hatnpei win That air OF re-
nne'hen', cnio ana indescribaole some-
e'u'"o sopeth'ng IL tue cnatm that AT
ohoe PORTIONS ner on from her less Tor
'uha'e companions. 10 describe the diner
ehee cohe'sey We would call that fashionable
""ien 's Id popular OF universal use. Thile
sVhsn dress or woman 10 OF an exclusive,
INDIVIDUAL ana choice fashion, not suflciently
| universal 10 be fashionable though of the
inquest iorm OF Iash'on. A woman may be
inaue iashionaoie' out must DO born Stylish
| a material may be exceedingly stylish In
onect "hen worn by the right person, yet
never oecome sumciently popular to be called
iaShionaoie' nut IL remains stylish anu Is
| 'h'ne oi ooauty, tnough not "a JOY Tor
eVer' "nen worn, oy the fortunate woman
posseSsinR INC mucn-to-oe desired ana not-to-
| oc-purehasea sonetnlng called style.
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Emily Faithful SAID In recent address on
the subject "Can women Combine, that the
pehdent ana oest paid WorkiDgwoman In Eng
iand. 'hai tne girls OF the tpresent day,
sho said' VINO tinker ana dabole In one thing
OF ahother are supernuous" Mra Besant
'hinks that the society women who devote
| ing tue iaVotS OF IAAhion are supernuouA
Hpnyscal educaton were more attended to
curing their growing years there would be
1883 emo''ona disturbance and the olooiless-
ness OF girls now 30 common would be less fre-
quent' Tor theae detects arise chiefly from tho
absence OF emcient exercise. The mental
framing OF girls Ia oiten too nigh In comparison
win 'heir oodhy training with consequent
ue'enorauoh IN neai'h ana IN character. In
consequence We nave girls VINO are useless as
companions, wives who live on sofa, and
mo'hers VINO are unht ior their duiles How
hea'h direcuy they undergo hard mental
woro' sometimes becoming incapactated Tor
hle-physicai "reckA III we are to have q
results they must not be pressed during these
years when their growth and development are
30 orapid Qrom eleven 10 sixteen years OF ageh
When they leap from chiidhood 10 womanhood.
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IT'S 10 90 hoped mat the Board OF Lady
MANAGERS In chicago VIII change their name
when they get ready Tor work. The best hall
OF American society 10 content to be called
woman.
Candor IA virtue, but II is not advisable tt
wear ones heart on ones sleeve In society.
The rule laid down by Pascal, one Of the
} purest OF men and most rigid OF moralists.
10 good one: at 10 not condition." sayi
that excellent man, "that we state onlI
what Ia the ruin; we are bound also not,
At oil times to say all that is true; because
3 we ought only to give publicity to thing
\ that may serve useful purpose, and not Il
such 40 may cause pain to individuals witnou
conducting TO general utility" Would that al
! gossiping ousybodses would give heed to thi
sage advice. this sound. Christian logic!
The new spoon for mustard pot or radisl
ar Is nine inches long and ornamented witt
nil length ngures Of dancing girls,
Whalebone is the dearest article in the "nnd