The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-25
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INTERESTING INFOEN


INTERESTING INFOEMiTION.
Mrs Wilkinson. President Of the Columbian
Association OF Ilousek eepers. says that 1t Is
easier to start n Dante class or Browning
class. n class to study meiiTvnl art. or even
Sanscrt. among women than to establish
housekcepers' clubs in any city. Possibly tho
reason may be that the housekeerers have too
much business on hand at home to spend their
time at clubs. You can take your nossctti TN.
der your arm anil trarse OF TO a club to- talk
it all over with lot OF other women Tut You
can't very we'll take your salad for luncheon.
or your parlor busting with YOU: discussions
won't do the morning markctn.:, aud dinners
are obstinate problems which every woman
must figure out for herself. according I" the
particular taste 81 the man WHO eats them.
George W. Child, tays Of the 900 girls
he has educated. that the teachers and nurses
and the graduates OF law ana medicine have.
without exception. Leon successful. while
those WHO wore ambitious for public careers
have met with but ordiaArf success. Those
trained for cis"utionio'S hav" made most
money. ~ cirl~ ~ musical ABILITY las hccn
given ever ndvanttc" i".sih'" ~ the wa ot
home aud foreign tiaInlu!.. AMI III" salaries
earned by them range from 5000 I" .'.i.'nh
II Is an interesting fa"t that though NAM
daughters OF journalists have been included
among those a--istoi tue uhinnih;oliCal
elitor. who always considers the men and
women ut his own cnlliu-s as nearest his heart.
not one has entcrc'! the NEWSPAPER profession.
England has national union for the 'ecnn-
cal education of women in domestic science.
whose purpose is tho tranin:: OF teachers in
the three most needed domestic branches
cookery. laundry work. and household sewing.
with home dress cutting. The assoc alton
embraces many schools both III England AMI
Scotland wher" teachers are trained in the
economical methods of work especially suite!
10 tn" circumstances OF the working glasses.
as we'll rs In the cooking Required hy those ~
more abundant means EAamlnattons o.
reWar with dinlomn> giving assurnur" "t
thorough training OF the Pupils mus train
i"ncih. lectures. with dem constructions ana ar.
tuul practice in the subjects taught. aud
special courses a'c provided in ilrst aid to tile
injured and pursuing. IA domestic economy.
aud sanitary science.
Sarah Bernhard; is in great state OF mind
iustat present. Her reckless son. Maurice.
has s1ua ndcrel MI OF his own fortune and net a
little OF hers Mt bnrcarat. and as hia inderen-
dent little wife refuses to support him any
longer they have nuarreilc'! and serarate!.
Then business has not been exactly success
ful OF late with the actress. several OF her
ventures. have not been rich in results
and represent III" divine a. mil lily !nnciu.
and singing ra,rn-ra ij"ons-d"-ay. and sarah
h"eSn Ike , ~, a.. ,h n"r
with WHEN HE great tra:tienne discusses
this succession ot mi>i"rIUne,.
Ever since tho death Q. The Duke o. Clar-
ence i. has been the wish Of the rrn-
cess OF Wales that ha should be buried
near SanLrinchaDl. the home lie loved so well.
But. yielding To tho tlu"cn's desire 10 insure
every marx OF re>,,ct an! uishi'y ,"r hcT
la'3Titn Graaas0n, H,1 ,oHy ""s senm','; ;e
throne. Now il j. sail that the mothers
pleading has won the Queens permission To
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'"'ie' WI ~, "
place In her Story. 'la!ei. o'se'Ie h'sru". IS
n very good picture OF 1dlesse. the homo OF
rho write- Mrs Irurnr tisn house Of colo
NAL architecture. MAGNIFICENT proportions
and artistic furnishing. sitnated on Long H.
am: n" t.G'!n" no,yWs IHa' ~ ','r
las nor j'r.nkiast in her room and remains It
her desk Entil o'clock every day construct,
ins me s,mtIs 't'n~"Sn M ',, ~ y,,Tn
hu"MMu "tTh. ,,ri- ns,nr Nv - Ioro. - ~,
t'urunr ahe ''i!' "m",'''"n l;tns -, ,
len"ln. ~, * ,!ns. ANU 9'F'''' D"'''' '''' 'i"
REMAINDER u 'hs Ia.
,,,.. ...ima.o th.
NO one seems aNle lHSl no" - eSlha'o 'hs
rn,,;sh Parliament. hut ,hos, lest informed
80, k,ri,,.> I,,, r,,b,- l.,r ,r,,
NV '''N ''"'' W. |''''' - ~ ' =, ,
rect oil ScoFln. SUCCESS th"n WIFI 'hc Oh
dividing I.ihcrai ladies' into TWO scrara'e
ranin-. No MNhien Imam As ,i "a, ~;
,i-ect rsrni, Of losinr Mrs t,ln,, Stoun rs ires-
n distinct ORGANIZATION Of ii,eir own rn!IeI Tie
Women's National Liberal Association IL
~, 'h st'" ,,ntit h., GanI;n ia 70 IN 'E'
rbo c,as,,on row oo;,,t;rr tina w,;.arz'
49,: ,.',
certain lady recently demanded admission 10
this club OF literary women on 'he strength o.
having sent In various Things, IN i.H, %,
!, ne iT H., H.. c,In ~ nf,,crrs
on tho writer's own authority that her articles
were Infinitely superior TO tho thing, ns did
uriut every week
Ono Nile. polaire OF Paris sang recently the
con,rositiou of A well Unknown .ror,smur in
poris and v.h., ,he .nno,v,s er;shod , rorJ
Offering OF unique DIES gn was presented to he!
| by the COMPOSER. not in tho foam OF a nose.ny
TO carry In her hnnu or wear in Lec bosom. bp.,
| nhouuuet in tho snap" - a Iiie'sz.d h"i-"