The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-21
OF THE FAIR SEX.
Effect of the Short Skirt
on the Carriage Of
Women.
MANAGING A HI 8 Nd LIKE 4 PIG
The Beauty of the Royal Family
Mrs. Grover Cleveland and
Baby Ruth Well and
Happy.

Lady Henry Somerset saws tn at II there
is anything which she enjoys more than
American society it is an American rock
ing chair.
The beauty of the royal family Of Eng
land is said to be Princes Marie, eldest
daughter of the Duke and Duchess OF
Edinburgh. The young lady will be
present at the first drawing room of the
season.
Parnell's widow is said to be very fond
of birds. Hell house in Walsingham Ter
race, Brighton, is full of songsters. Even
in her boudoir she keeps breeding cages
for canaries.
Attempts have been made to discover
Resemblance between Anne Hathaway'su
cottage, now for sale, and the cottage
which Rosalind and Celia occupied in the
forest of Arden. An ancient chair in the
parlor chimney corner is called SNAKES.
peare's counting chair" The mother OF
the present. tenant, q Mrs. Baker, says
that her mother and grandmother sold
carved chairs. oak chests, rare ware and
pewter, bearing the Hathaway initials,
from this house; and Mrs. Baker would,
it is believed. dispose of the remaining
furniture for 50. 500.
Ou6 RUOu ch6CU u oLOi cAl v IL w.
generally adopted. will be to force women
to learn o to walk well. At present
they shuttle, mince, turn in one foot, do
everything but walk. Nothing com
mands more respect than dignity OF car
rage. always excepting elegance and
dignity OF speech; n when nv sex
discovers that feet have q higher mission
mar to be crowded into boots and shoes
too small for them. and that corns are an
offense against nature, the reign OF noble
bearing will set in.
Mrs. Grover Cleveland's friends report
that she is now perfectly well, but paler
than she used to be. Little Ruth Is IA
beauty, healthy, hearty, happy, and with
big violet eyes.
Mrs. Levi P, Morton is one of the most
charming and entertaining hostesses in
Washington. One correspondent says of
her: "She has all the graces imaginable
to attract and hold the eye"
In 1928 the Scotch Parliament passed a
law permitting women to propose to
men.
Mrs. President Harrison's right hand is
so lame that she does not use 1t. except
on rare occasions, for public hand-shak-
ing.
met Miss Marianne North quite as indie
fatigaple) after Miss Bird had become
Mrs. Bishop. Miss North asked:-
%.'Shouldn't you like to go to New
Guinea?" and Mrs. Bishop answered.
.Oh, yes; but l am married now, and
New Guinea is not the sort of place one
could take Il man to"
The Princess of Hohenlohe shares alike
with all members of the class in the
school for the training of military nurses
established by her in Strasburg. in every
thing they are called on to do from hind
ing a broken leg to answering the test
questions of the examining corps or phy-
sicians. The princess is a woman of sixty,
of strong nerves and splendid health. an
excellent shot, being especially fond of a
bear hunt, and n fine horsewoman.
Miss Olea Bull, daughter of the famous
Norwegian v%iolinist, has gone upon the
stage, to the intense and painful amaze
ment of her family and friends, who s-em
to forget that her father was not above
doing it.
Some of the methods recently recon-
mended for managing husbands remind
one of a farmers efforts to coax a Pig
into a wagon backward unbeknownst to
him.