The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-18

At the third found the Princess was slightly
wounded on the nose and tho Countess on the
woman seconds, the two combatants kissed
and male ur. The Baroness Luhinska. a
Polish woman who had studied medicine. at
tended to their wounds.
or course all princesses are beautiful. as oil
princes are brave and handsome. by courtesy.
but Princess Marie OF Edinburgh, the be-
trothed Of Prince Ferdinand. is really a beauti-
full and clever girl. quite capable OF holding
her W even in the troublesome little king.
dom Of Roumania; and already very much adj
mired and beloved by the Queen of Roumania.
who so warmly eSpouSed the cause OF tho
English rr!ncess's derosed rival. The Prince
is tall and fair. and amiahle in disposition. and
beauty of the talented Carmen Sylvn has COM
rletely fascinated the young girl. and the
i'm pethous Queen and her probable successor
are disappointed.
The Empress Frederick is hard at work COL
Letting matter for writing a memoir Of her
husband. n labor of love in which she is assist
ed by her son. the Emperor. her sister. in-law.
the Duchess, OF Baden. and Queen Victoria
The work Will be published in England. Ger
many. aud America.
Patti has met and known we'll every SOW
ereign in Europe. The Prince and Princess OF
Wales have always shown her marked atten-
ton. which she cordially appreciates. paying
sincere tonnage to the Princess. whom she
considers the most beautiful woman in Eng.
lana. The old German Emperor was a great
favorit' OF hers. but when a naive girl at HON.
burg. and the then King sent her q message
TTegu MsiI ing Il hsr to y w AK with him nb In the morn,
the answer: Certainly not. get up, early for
no King in Europe" Later when. a short time
before his death. lie sent IN word to her to visit
him in his box; apnloGizing for being unable
to 90 to her behind the scenes, she said with
tears in her eyes: oh. now. sire. l would run
any to see YOU"
The antipodean young man seems to be
quito UP to date in the matter Of Incidence at
dancing affairs. but the young Australian
girls are Just now %triumphing in the possess
sion Of an ally in no less a parsonage than
Lady Hopetown. who invites to tho social
functions Of Government House so many less
ladies than men that the former are in great
demand, and able to enjoy tine feminine privi-
lege OF discrimination to their hearts con-
tent. It is also quietly understood that the
eyes Of the distinguished hostess are upon
the dancers. and that tn" young man. remiss
the next satherin g. Z 4 siiil m r. ~,
proceeding has been instituted in Berlin
mandatory Tor the ofiicers that crowd the
court balls. not only to dance. but to dance
we'll. by advising their superiors to have
dancing lessons made = part Of an officers
allies among social leaders in this country. it
I'D 10 q u u Hlhi'leuS W oTEanlZ6
their forces after the fashion OF the trades
unions. and. sacrificing the pleasure Of the
few 70, the 70 cool Of the many. he5oicaIly de:
raisnd to, a less remote distance from par in
the social market. and until the young man of
turn with a pretty Cir over a perfectly polished
floor to the music Of the best orchestra
A glimpse into the features OF tho London
Alexandra Club OF women would astonish
Indian haloppipp tn pluh ifa in 4 p,nrina and
the sight OF the dining room between . and 8
o'clock p. NJ. would shock som and surprise
most Of the prohibitionist supporters Of the
clubs here. To our women the club idea is a
serious thing. Our women organize their
burdens and iessaning the Ills OF lie seldom
for pure social enjoyment. According to Mrs.
Liyermore the club Of the present is calcula-
ted to INSPIRE a diviner ideal ~ national life
civilization. And the cslnb Of tic futuro viii
economies. religion. and ali that pertains to
society. with the ain Of lessening the dreari-
ness Of ,!'e. enlnrsing Its icppe; ana ,i,tlnG its
any one except the typical enthusiastic Amer
lean woman
Some OF the married women OF Berlin have
formed themselves into q league for watching
the morals OF their husbands. A husband
who may be discovered by ono OF the secret
detectives in any marital delinquency is forth
with summoned before n feminine court.
Should he fail to appear he is condemned
Inc penalties are OF various kinds. pecuniary
and otherwise. but the methods Of their on
Iorcen,.nt nave not been made public. how
ever, II would seem that the Judges IN lst suffer
quite ~ much as their victims. tor most good
wives know that their peace II mind depends
the best of husbands i%aiIings. and that so I'M
dignilled q system ri espionage must involve
more pain than satisfaction ON both sides.
tombstone Bennett. the actress. who has
sprung into such sudden and deserved popu-
larity in " Jane" is a daughter OF the sea. born
on shiphoard and left orphaned early in life.
aiterward by a Mrs. Johnstons. the junction
the iama o. the actress sof is 'forgott,n IL the
s sStuls. Grm on the y2%nn, whose ond S'n nSrIiy OF
ideal are rs strongly individual as the charm
OF her acting Is original and artistic.
gree Of Bachelor Of Music ut Trinity Gnivsr-
sity. Toronto.
Julia Stark Evans OF Hampton; Ia. tho
vile OF an active lawyer and the, mother Of aye
Sti,drsn' Is studying for graduation at the
Asea- water bath in our own homes has long
been u commonplace privilege. but now we
are approaching a day when the ingenuity Of
man will make possible that trinity OF luxu-
ries-tho salt water. the sea air, and the glori-
GUS s%unhurn after 1t. all within ones own
browns the complexion Of the hsther while it
inyiaorates his system almost like the real ar
tisie' which iny"iyss = hotel Ill OF alsrHing
when We NAV all enjoy 4 summer vacation on
the psnny-in-ths-slot plan without even pay
car fare.
The Empress OF Austria has been since the
death OF Prince Rudolf a complete mental
wreck. subject to most pathetic delusions
about her son. and requiring the greatest
care. She still preserves much Of her stately
beauty. for which she has been always
smonf the royal womeL 81 EUROPE.
nor trouble can destroy: but she 70 . constant