Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-13
Little Femiuities.

Spain boasts of one remarkable au-
thoress, Emilia Bazah, who is now en-
gagged on a monthly review, Of which
she is herself the only contributor, al
though each addition contains story,
a review Of the most notable books pub
lished during the month, and diSqui-
sition on the principal topics of the day.
st the same time she is finishing q
novel.
Paris Is agitating the organization OF
a woman'S club whose object shall be
social intercourse, afternoon tea, and
gossip. Only the wives Of members OF
the mems clubs will be admitted, and
no male intruder will DE admitted
into the sacred precincts OF the "Circle
des Femmes du Monde" as the new
club will be named.
Mrs. Potter Palmer has asked permits
sion OF the German Government TO have
the grand bronze doors of the Strasburg
cathedral reproduced for the womsn's
building Of the Exposition, because
these doors were designed and wrought
bv woman, Sabins Steinboch, who was
the lister, assistant, and adviser OF the
architect.
Crisp muslin and delicate chambrays
are all aglow with choice art shades,
which seek utterance in flowers OF
every size and color, from the most
gorgeous OF hot-houSe plants to the
tiniest OF wildwood blossoms. With
these light draperies are worn corseletS,
cuffs, collar and waist ribbons Of velvet.
The Ladies' Health Protective SOcie-
", having succeeded In their reform OF
the slaughter house abuse, are now
working vigorously for the abolition OF
the tenement house factories, the Gre
nation OF the unknown dead, and the
destruction Of the city gan age by ire.
Unassuming toilettes for the coming
season find expression in the quiet gray
ginghams, which are decorated with
brocade designs in black and white.
Collar and cuffs OF black velvet add
materially to the charm Of this par
ticular mode.
Scotch ginghams are very popular Tor
misses between the ages OF eight and
fourteen. The pretty weavings are
made with full, plain skirt, large,
bunchy sleeves Shirred into cuff Of en-
broidery, and a flaring collar OF fine
needlework.
Bedford cords have shaded stripes in
forest green, red brown, and the new
cedar brown, besides a wide variety OF
other colors, The new wool crepe or
crepon has gold thread thrown up on
the surface like a small cord, at inter-
walls.
Never talk about yourself, your dis
eases, your domestic troubles, or your
dresses. Talk about your friends in
terests, not your own" advises one OF
the most interesting conversationalists
among women-Margaret Fuller.
New York has woman embalmer OF
the dead. She is one of four in the
United States and of six in the world,
Her name Is Miss Heaton Dart, and she
makes about s. on each body she en-
balmS.
The conductors on all the street cars
and other vehicles for che public In a
large section OF Warsaw, Russia, are
women, who fulfill their duties better
TO the satisfaction of the public than
men.
II is estimated that about 5000
women are employed In American
printing offices at from $500 10 $500
salary. Men receive double this amount
for the same work.
For outing habits, shaggy and smooth
cheviots and tweeds will be the reign
Ing favorltes. They are natty, stylish
and durable, and come in exquisite new
shades.
Michigan has more than fifty women
engaged in active newspaper work, Of
whom FIVE publish their own newspapers
independent Of any associate.
In Atwood as we'll IS in silk goods,
there Is 3 decided tendency to illumi-
nate the delicstely toned grounds with
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