The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-11

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Won must have streamers on all your
as.
Wells for large hats are very long and
ride.
The watteau fold is revived tor
resses.
Chip hats are again introduced -
novelties.
The Alpine straw hat is strong rival
n the sailor.
The cult Of clothing places women as
Il asunder as the poles.
The fashionable stick pin is gold
earl, surrounded by diamonds.
Tobacco brown and pale blue is the
rost pleasing combination Of the season.
The number of women in Massachusetts,
tho earn their own living Is placed at
boo, 900.
II is the fad to wear one large ring
LII YOU have tin preference to several
mailer ones.
Cater tops can be obtained only six
Dnttons high. These short ones are
inch cooler for summer.
The white muslins with flowers In
hem. such as our mothers wore, have
gain appeared in the shops.
Though Anna Dickinson is only fifty
rears old, she has been before the public
Or nearly third of century.
The lore of visiting cards requires that
a married SON bears the same name as
b;s father the mother shall add stSr." to
her name.
The fashionable shoe for women's wear
at the resorts this summer will be tho
natept and colored leather Butchers in an
0xfo-d tie.
The bride of to-day refuses TO wear
|spick and span new clothes on a we'd
ding trip, but disguises herself in second
best clothes.
The salaries paid to women librarians
In This country range from $240 year
10 $500, which makes the average SAL
airy about $50.
Rev. Florence E. Ko!loch, the Chicago
woman preacher, was viewed with great
curiosity at Cambridge because she was
the first woman in holy orders ever seen
there.
Secretary Mobiles wife and her two
sisters, the Misses Halstead, resemble
each other SO closely that casual ac-
ouaintances are unable to tell them
apart.
Awell known Parisian beauty attrib.
uted the sustained radiance of her eyes
and complexion to the fact that she ate
nothing but oranges and bread for weeks
together.
The late Amelia B. Edwards was q
precocious author. Her first story was
written when she was only four years old,
and executed in capital letters ex-
0lusively.
Edna Dean Proctor, the Boston
poetess, is charming woman just past
middle life, with gray hair and soft
voice. She does but little literary work
nowadays.
The laundries of the summer resort
hotels will he taxed to their capacity
this summer for the reason that fashion
has again recalled linen collars and cuffs
for ladies wear.
The long Spanish lace scarf has re.
turned to favor again, and is wound
picturesquely about the throat twice, the
ends reaching nearly to the bottom OF
the dress in front.
The latest development of the souvenir
spoon craze is found in club life. A
certain woman's club has souvenir
spoon of its own open to be purchased by
members and friends of members.
Miss Nancy Cornelius, who has just
graduated from the Hartford Conn. }
framing School for Nurses, is said to be
the first Indian who has fitted herself for
such service by scientific training.
Mrs. Potter Palmer, OF Chicago, has a
generous scheme which aims to provide
women of limited means, who may at.
tend the Worlds Fair, with good living
accommodations at fifty cents day.
Miss Helen Gladstone, daughter of the
ex-Premier, IS the Vice-Principal of
Newman College, the women's annex OF
Cambridge University. Miss Gladstone
is forty-six years old and of very re.
firing disposition.
Mary Sheldon Barnes, wife of Profess
sor Earl Barnes, of the chair of educa'
ton in the Stanford University, Palo
Alto, CAL, has been made assistant pro
fessor in modern history in that institu-
ton. This IS coeducation with a pur
pose.
Women have been admitted as stu.
dents at Johns Hopkins University, Balti
more, since 1879, the pioneer among
them having been Miss Christine Laddr
who, by special vote Of the faculty, was
permitted to study mathematics.
French women have suddenly devel'
roped craze for cinnamon, Everything
must be favored with it, from the apple
sauce to the salads and sweets. The bon.
oonnieres which were formerly used for
carving tiny candies now hold small