St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-07


engrossing interest to her friends. who
will be glad to hear that she herself has
tired of its variety and has decided to
keep to the shade which nature intend
I'd she should wear. At the concert re-
| Gently given by her in Albert hall,
London. it was noticed that her hair was
beautifully black.
Women who want to teach the Indians
viii! be interested in the announcement
that the regular examination of teachers
! will be held at Washington OH Tuesday,
july IL. The chances of those passing
the examination at this time are very
good, as a number of vacancies have re-
| Gently occurred.
The economies of Mrs. Leslie Carter,
who is obliged to live OH $50 a week, are
now made the subject of admiring COM
ment by the Chicago papers. The lady,
they say. lives with the greatest sim
plicity. She has one small room at
prominent hotel for which she pays
only S2S week. She has not INDUCED
herself with a cab since her arrival in
Chicago. except on several occasions
when she drove over Oh the north side
in the hope of obtaining a glimpse of
her boy as he returned from school. She
walks to and from the theater every
night, wet or dry, and gets up early
every morning that she may be in time
for the hotel breakfast. In short, she
is said to look out sharply for the dimes
and pennies.
In Poultney Bigelow's book upon the
German emperor there are some inter
esting bits about the Empress Fred
erick. Mr.. Bigelow's close association
with Prince William, as he then was, is
well Known. He used to spend the long
days playing with the prince and his
bfotFer in the park of Sans Souci, near
the palace. Sometimes, i'm pleasant
weather the children had their tea out
of doors. Ihe late Emperor Frederick
and his wife. the crown princess, used
to come and talk to the children in
delightfully."- informal style: The crown
princess superintendent the preparation
of the repast, and frequently tasted the
food 10 satisfy herself that it was not
too rich for the digestion of her young
SONS. A very simple lunch it was;
bread and toast, fres! milk aud some
simple ''cOffee cake"-bread cake with
raisins in it. Upon one occasion she
made birthday cake for Prince Will
lam. and the children ate it to the last
crumb. All of which goes to show that
the English woman, in her care of her
SlillOI w dS Wei uluCil llhG tuG NtI-
man wife who takes such excellent care
of the five boys of Emperor William II.
81 have SIS saved to buy lovely
snake skin," said a young woman who
| intends Summerlng at Lake George.
'And what do you mean to do with itp''
ssDO with it,'' and the dark eyes of the
would-be purchaser opened wide in sur
prise at the ignorance displayed by the
questioner. Il expect to have the swell
| est gown of any girl in town next win
| ter trimmed with the beautiful skin of
his Snakeship. 1t is quite a fad, you
know We did not know. but let her
go on. ''You buy the skin of one of the
men who make a business of catching
| the snakes, then send 1t to your tailor,
| and he knows just how it must be treat
ed before it is ready to be made into
collar, cuffs and belt on my sage green
cloth gown. Don't you think it will be
lOvely?' "Beautiful," we family as
sented, but wondered more and more AT
the contradictory nature of woman
who would faint at friZZy caterpi!lar's
touch but still wear triumphantly the
| covering of as big RATHER as SIS will
buy.
The warm weather introd uces the
puff bail into popular favor. 1t is
smaller than usual and makes its APP
pearance from the most unexpected
places. The tailor-made gown has
puff pocket now as well as watch
pocket. Fans, parasols and even four
finland ties have been known to pro-
duce puff ball when the occasion de-
manded. These puff balls are soft,
downy, delicately perfumed and indis-
penSable.
A summer convenience is the basket
trunk. 1t is a trifie larger than the Or
binary trunk, and several gowns can be
| packed without danger of crushing or
wrinkling. On arriving at its close
quarters in the summer hotel it is easily
converted into a WARDROBE. After un-
packing tits turned on one end; you
touch spring. three shelves appear
and row of books. The cover of the
trunk comes off and a silk curtain goes
in. Presto! There you are.
Mrs. Severance's House Party.
Mrs. c. A. Severance has been enter
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