The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-12

the floor when, not in use. and a pianette, .
hea,ins are incIHdei among G"' Tie =" eo MT
provided To admirers o. naiuro's rest and
quiet the nomahe life has, possibilities for
| novelty.
.Mackiord Wis. has n woman Assessor,
Matte Wniko-. WHOSE oNlcc is onS Of consider.
nhlo responsibility. MS the town has M my ros-
idents of wealth.
Antoinc.t, Sterling. the American singer
who is now much Interested in LuHh N ien-
pcrance work. attributes tho nrrfc"t health
she ENJOYS to tho iart d her hcpE an ahstninSr
from stimulating beverages Sh" has never
proud mother q Neatly and la, I ~ c6drSrtns,
hut she 1. much stoutcr than an AMERICAN
would care t. BE-.
has rcsoutcli de Id tho tyranny Of III ,!r",S".
maker The gowns sh, wears IN o"ta ion. "
stat. when she takes tho Emrrcs,'t rIur,
binary wotr shl never trics, NJ all. Lie has ;or
her evidently larger .anxi"tic.t, thar how u
under the arm or il sno"th she cia in. that
she els proud every tlEic she succc IDS In not
ordering new gown.
Fo. tho second time in thn history Of tn in
tcr-Statr oratorlcal contest IN Minnra; "iis tho
when shc returned to De- rnuw Enl,rgr in
Which shc Is student, ;'usipT-s houses. rab-
GRATED. and sh" WAS escorted through tao
sire b. prn;cs.ipnr nf stn.n's amid tho
may come from Tia daughters of tie r"or!s
and win tho laure!s even from Chnunrr!,
Mr.. Dryaa. wife Of tho Nebraska ornt -. Is n
Bal IN he's s.t"'%:. wpcn GsEei t. Wiz. 1rnn" 'h
"homosti. rotations" Ms sNn has rrn"nnrui
her nrnc;ico for the cares o: her home
Two Greek womop doctors hnvn successfully
passed tue requisite "Enminutipns nnd n,e
now serftn! IN the Paris hosp tls, In"y arc
Kalopothaks and Mile. Nnupi"tu1i. and y en-" Che
first Of their countrywomen to take up this
1. Mrs. Humphry Ward has nesn inytelt loan
the original manuscript Uf " Robert Eism re-
for exhibition in tho womnns building sc Chi
s she heirs an so is heinz HUM ads /.
man uscript OF Romona." A''A '"'
BY women. physicians in Phadephla. New
York. Boston. Chicago, San Francisco. and
Minneapolis. all Of which are SUCCESSFUL ~
,Cthaperoning young girls on travelling expe-
ditions or conducting older women OF little ex-
summer profession among bright capabie
women men, One ny young woman who has salary
delightful vacation Ga sbrSad BY "fns
where her exceptional linguistic ability o her
Of interest are most exssient stock in trads
women i'll her party this season.
so The i Hon Maude Stanley. President Of tho
established new and Sensible ppece tdeSsh1 by
inviting the young men who We're engaged to
any Of her club girls 10 Join thom in their Whit
Sunday excursion into the country. In this
country cavaliers are vigorously excluded
from all assemblies Of these club members.
and there Is In consequence an hysterical Of
fort at hilarty that Is not without pathos The
cir! heart that beats beneath the cotton bodice
OF Avenue is not unlike that which throbs
beneath the silk and laces Of Murray Hill. To
both an affair without men partakes Of the ma.
ture OF salt that has lost its SAVIOR. and Is never
trfumphantly successful.
To the oyercautous and conservative op-
posers OF the enfranchisement OF women on
the grounds that the right OF suffrage would
perrert and corrupt woman's instincts and
purposes. would cause division and discom-
Tort In the home. and would result In the
Tor reflection In the history Of the practical
nation OF 10000 people. where men and wo:
ssSsIs and s,sc,ss sove5Ssa
together. not single illiterate child is
to DO found. every child being able to read,
write. and understand numbers at the age Of
seven. These voting mothers who educate
their own children have produced a nation in
which there nre no prisons. no police. no
CRIMINALS. no pnupers. no enormously rich or
Wretchedly poor people, and where the citi-
Zens are educated. industrious. chaste tenn
perate. and Intelligent.