Passaic City record., 1892-08-06
Fans are not so large in size.

Fans are not so large in size.
The girl of the periods sunshade stick
is almost long enough for fishing rod.
Everybody admits that the woman of
forty in s'baby waist" looks ridiculous.
A new tennis head gear for women is
copy of the German army fatigue cap.
If theze is one thing women wear that
is hotter than another, it is the feather
boa.
The generality of the new hats and
bonnets have the strings tied at the
back.
1t takes pretty girl to wear one of
those trying garments, the "pink shirt
waist"
Lace mantles are very beautiful, but
are never shown to advantage on small
women.
Unusually beautiful silk embroidery
is seen this season on the new serges and
crepes.
1t is a queer idea OF Paris miifners to
trim summer bo0nets with velvet and
feathers.
Kansas has four citi0 In which the
vote of the women is larger than that of
the men.
It is evident that Leghorn hats are to
continue in fashion, both the real and
imitation.
She must needs be pretty girl who
can attempt the three cornered conti-
mental hat.
Many lady bicycle-riders sail down
Broadway, New York City, on the cable
groove every day now.
Women are now employed as stenog-
raphers In the Parliament of Copenhagen,
Denmark, for the first time.
Four women have lately been grad
uated from the law school of the Boston
University, two of whom gained very
high honors.
A cooperative home for young women
students has been started in Boston, with
accommodations for about $50, prices
ranging from $1.50 to $3.50 per week.
White pique dresses have been revived
full white null chemisettes or plastrons
beneath Figaro jackets for dinners and
high teas.
Mrs. M. W. Zewall, President of the
National Council OF women of the United
States, is sojourning in Chicago in the
interest of the Woman's World Con-
gress there.
Nine. Calliroe Parren is editress of
the Ephemeris Kurton, "a weekly woman's
paper published in Athens. The journal
has been in existence five years and has
a large circulation among Grecian
women.
One of the big insurance companies
of New York pays the manager of its
woman's bureau for the Pacific Coast
and Hawaiian Islands $4,000 year,
and she is a woman from Ohio-Mrs.
Juana A. Neal.
The only industry of its kind is at
Pamaygo, Spain. This is band of
women robbers, who live in robbers
cave as good as any ever seen in melo.
drama, and who blacken their faces,
veal UCdIOS duu Puo Vh ASA ShOoAOS
when they go to business.
Pearls, especially those of odd tints,
are popular this season for engagement
rings, and new style of setting for the
diamond troth ring is somewhat similar
to the broad, gold ring worn by men,
but lighter than the mans ring. In this
band are imbedded three diamonds, the
largest in the centre.
Wives in high life may be helpful to
their husbands as well as those other
wise situated. The Duchess Karl Theo-
dor of Bavaria always assists her hus-
band, the Duke Karl Theodor of Ba-
vara, in his profession as an ophthalmic
physician. The Duke had 1885 pa
tients in his season from April 3 to June
6.
Miss Ella L. Knowles, whom the
Peoples party of Montana has nominated
for Attorney General of the State, is
successful practicing lawyer in Helena.
She was born in New Hampshire, and
was graduated from Bates College,
Maine, in 1884. She has an extensive
practice among miners and workingmen,
and it is thought that they were influ-
entail in securing her the nomination.
The working girls of Chicago have a
model lodging house called the ssJane