The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-11-04
DOINGS OF WOMEN FAIR
How a Plucky Girl Photo
graphed a Mob and
Secured Testimony
Against Them.
THE SARCASTIC MAIDEN.
Defying Superstition With Thir-
teen Bridesmaids = The
W~intergreen Club.

Lady Euan-Smith. daughter of the
British Envoy at Morocco, is q plucky
girl. During a recent riot the mob threat
ene6 the house of her father. in order to
show their disapproyal Of the treaty
brought by him for the Sultan's accept
ance. In the thick of the turmoil, Lady
Euan-Smith displayed her GOODNESS by
calmly photographing the rioters with
her kodak.
On an occasion when love and second
marriage were the subjects of CONVERSE
iion. Miss Ada Rehan INDUCED in the fol-
lowing aphorism, which would nav done
credit to DR.. Johnson, aud, indeed.
sounds a coed deal like him:-
For fear of meeting two or three hus-
bands hereafter and guiltily trying to
square yourself without even conscience
GU your side. l think one marriage and
one love the best standard for a perfectly
dutiful woman"
One evening during a diplomatic re-
ception at the White House, among the
guests was a woman whose perfect neck
and arms were The admiration of every
one. Nine. de Strives escort, in justin
able pride at the loneliness of his own
countrywoman, commented as she passed,
There goes \ perfect type of American
beauty" Without hesitating the minis
ter's wife, looking down at her OWN
dark hued neck, responded. land / rep
resent a perfect type OF Russia leather"
A recent bride vas brave enough to
defy superstition and have thirteen
bridesmaids. Six of these were ranged
on each side at the entrance of the draw
ing room. holding a rope of flowers to
form an aisle through which the bride
walked on her way to the altar, queen
rose of the rosebud garden of girls"
The maid of honor attended che bride.
Mrs. Pyne has been admitted to the
London Society of Competitors. and re-
ers in the establishment in which she Is
employed. This is spoken of as a new
thing in London The printers unions in
this country lave long admitted women
to their ranks.
Three savings banks in New Hamp-
shire have women treasurers.
The worlds typewriter record of 1872
words a minute is held by a
Miss Ashley, whose father is a million
aire in Ohio, has just married Edward
Cooper Hewitt ofNew York. Her we'd
ding trousseau for a journey abroad con-
sisted of her travelling dress and one din
ner dress. This may not seem so wonder
full when it is explained that Miss Ashley
had not devoted her time before her mar
rage to the subject Of clothes, but had
been studying, and has apparently
learned more han she found in books.
These two Young people met each other
in a GermAn university town, where both
were ssddents. They plan to do some
mop@ Studying about during their present
trif
We're Tyler, author of the remarkable
nqe<el, ga Prodigal Daughter" is net, as
81 generally supposed, a man, but a very
q Erming young woman of the same sort
aSAmelie Rives, and a daughter-in-law
-H President Tyler.
Lady DilKe has been well utilized as a
heroine Of romance. She is said to be the
Dorothsa of "Middlemarch" to the Mr..
Casaubon, for which her first husband,
Professor Mark Pattison, is believed to be
the model. She is the charming Belinda
of Rhode Broughton's entertaining novel
of that anne and, as the lovely young
wife of D~ryasdust, has figured in numer-
GUS stories which always happily marry
her finally to the other man,
One of BoSton's clubs, the Wintergreen,
is composed of women all confessedIY
over 80. Mrs. Mary A. Liyermore is one
of the leading spirits.
The sarcastic maiden is not a pleasant
companion. She is too sharp to be agree
able. Her cutting speeches, rife with
scathlnR personalities, cause her to be
stunned rather than selected as one of
those charming sort of girls men and
women both admire. II she writes a
letter her pen seems to have been dipped
in vinegar, and though her imposition
may be the very acme of elegance, still
such ar epistle is not received with the
warmth that one of those gushing, girly-
fled. but altogether friendly ones always
obtains.
Hide0us False Bangs,