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THE SUN, SUNDAY. JULY 81. 1884.

out the aid Of college lecturers or private tutors
vt the same time pursuing her chosen pro
career 10 safely anticipated.
In one Of the Protestant Episcopal diocese.
| OF Michigan n recent convention struck out
| the word male" from the constitutio on al pro.
| vision relating to the election Of parish war.
dens and ycstrymen.
Millinery is the special talent Of the Queen
Of Denmark and Of her three daughters. the
tie Duchess of camSerand Oh ""''S AND
NJ Tietgen. the well-known Danish flnacisr,
haa appointed a. manager OF ono OF his large
farms woman grad%st ,s q The Denmark Ae-
Of woman's recognition In the Department OF
Agriculture.
Mabel Besant, sister Of the novelist. 10 an
enthusiastic tricycle. rider. enjoying thirty or
forty Emile suin with q companion.
It is gratifying to read the frequent notices
Of womans progress in the composition
OF music, field In which she has gained
little distinction heretofore. Among the
successful and original woman composers Of
the day 10 Mrs H. A. Beach, who has COM
pleted her Festival Jubilate" for orchestra
he oetobo sSe Sss 90
nesFy sompetsd her aris and Fecitatve
sS orntoro Tse yoang italian on
and pianist. sienorina Virginia Mariani. has
receiyed signal disti t, ct the centenary
sis OF Rossini" has been considered worthy Of
q prize By the committee. and Is to be per-
Os and sh her
being scarcely more than child
Queen Liliuokalani has an income. as Queen
~ oxu ~ Nd
crown lands Of 100000 more. Her standing
army consists Of sixty-four men. three Of
whom are Generals.
Achoir of ladies. wearing cassooks. surplices,
and mortar board caps. has been introduced at
Marylebone. and Is producing excellent music.
Mrs. A. E. W. Robertson Of Muscoeee, I. T..
has completed the translation Of tho New Tes-
lament from the original Greek into tho Creek
language. The University Of Ohio has con-
ferred upon her the degree Of Doctor OF PHI
losophy in recognition OF her scholarly attain
ments
It is limited BY those In authority that
Princess Bismarck is largely responsible for
the present attitude Of her husband toward
Gen. Won Caprivi. at whom the loyal wife Is
furiously indienant on account Of til . dismissal
Of her husband In the Generals favor. II this
1s %
Herr schafImeyer of Germany pronounces
the American husband "a beast Of burden,
always at work and trying to mako money.
without thought Of resting or enjoying the
fruits OF his labors In his old age. The woman
knows how to enjoy: she pays much attention
to her dress, and even In straitened circum-
stan stances she can appear to greater advantage
mpliment in the last phrase is doubtless in
tended to sugar coat the pill. but. how the
calculating rather than Of passionate and over.
Another phase which seems to disturb the
PILE serenity Of our German friend Is
art to the .American woman. and that their
lack OF thrift speedily contaminates the care
full German house frau who takes up her resi-
dence In this country"
By issuing no notice Of tho ceremony until
within a few hours Of the event the authors
ties were able to confer upon Mile. Jeanne
Chauvin the degree to which her examinations
in the Ecole de Droit entitled her. This,
1t will be remembered 1t was impossible to
accomplish at the regular time. owing to tho
OF curious students, who attempted to enter
the room where the ceremony was held.
1t seems odd that a woman doctor should
ed nayss P Xh nss
son obtained her degree Of M. D.. and the
three great faculties Of m edlcine afford such
generous opportunities to women.
The Council Of tho Royal Geographical So
ciety in England has determined to admit
women as members Two medals have been
granted by this society to women. one to Lady
Franklin in commemoration OF her husbands
Discoveries and the other more Justly to Mrs.
able contributions to geographical science.