New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15
tranye and thoroughly original personality. 10

begin with, she boasts of the number Of her babies
a weakness anything but French she rldes a
bicyclctte in skirts that are blue but exceedingly
brief she keeps pet goose on sofa. addS 10
her husbands income by making p"nciioSlcai
trees and coats Of arms, cooks a rabbit OF any
thing else like the most domcstcatcd OF french
women, and finds time 10 act the general Secr'n-
tary OF the SOcio- Feministe League. Her Iatcst
whm is TO replace male Deputies in the thamDnr
by ladies'. AT the head of the list OF her cahdi-
dates she has placed no less person than Safah
Ecrnhlrlt and she has written to the Dramatic
Artists Syndicate to insure its support The pros
pect for the next election il, therefore. pleds3lt
one. for instead Of proSy speeches aDOul sum
dusty matters as excise duties tao revision OF .hc
Constitution. and other unintcrostlng SUBJECTS, We
NAV expect 70 hear lively and insprltng ordtioH-
spollcn in those golden accents that hay" won ,or
Sarah Eernhardt worldwide fame The res9lu
ton of the WOman's Suffrage League TO bri'? hcr
forward candidate in the next general ci"c'lon
has afforded good food for gossip 1t IS not We.
known whether she will accept the ohcr put
all aware that sine pridcs herself on being some
thing more than an actress. She ~ ALREADY
painter, q SCULPTOR, an authorcsS and has niino
of her own. Why, therefore. should she not hr
a politician? Her appearance in the Chamber
would be the growing point in her career, and
grand opportunity to display her talent: both IN
comedy and tragedy The great Sarah success
would be certain, and many great orator OF INC
tribune might be able 10 take lesson from her
acting On all grounds, therefore. il is 10 he
hoped that she will stand and be elected. No
male Deputy would he so ungalant as to deny her
this distinction. seeing that she would in reality
he an ornament to the House The only draw
back TO this clever scheme is that the frcnch
Republic like those of the United States AMI Swift
2crland extends rcithcr the Parliamentary sui
fragc nor tic privilege of serving as leglsia'or
to womanklnd For th+ rGHo Ill IT," "n' and
the Syndicate OF Dramatic Artists. though th"y
might place the silvcr-tonguod Sarah at ia" hc1d
# the poll. will. frar not br Snlllccnt ~ @t i
the Paais Bourbon. This il certainly mnch 10 pe
regretted Her extensive knowledge of human
nature would enable her to throw light on S. .,
octs which soIry nccd il take. for instance, ~"
Panama chcnucs Here her eXpercn"" in the
manipulation OF fortunes would he most useful ana
Gqain in delicate cas'S III which cIl"rch"r - 'l"
is the puzzle. her assistance would I've Invaluable
At the Christmas dinner given by TIE E inara
Ambassador and Lady Duficrin. the table dec1fa-
tions were absolutely unique. consisting n ,ur,N
did of GREAT silver bells turned on their sI'c Ike
cornucopias and filled with frosted holly. mistictoc
and Christmas roses Among the DISTINGUISHED
quests were Mr. Constantine l'hipp.., MI anu MTS'
Austin Lee. General and Mrs Talbot. M',>srs
Stcven, Clarke 1womcy, and Gcoige AilGc AVE, ud
dinner huge Christmas tree was IlShted ana
numerous presents distributed
Skating has begun on the lake Of the Bots dc
Boulogne, and tho coup docl presented ny ms
large sheet of smooth ice framed by tall pines anu
dark siberian aroa at ros'nH wi nsy S wo or
chestras hal been retained to play wat"cs anu
ouadrilrs for the distinguished skaters, among
whom the INFANT ION .tHt"nl' VI ''Pai'
the Infanta Eulaa. who wore q charming RUSSIAN
costume of crimson VelN trimmed WIN sam"
tails: Lady DuHcrn and her two daughters, IN"
Ladies JTrrmione and Victoria Elackwond all three
clad in blue serIe and astrachan; the Mirqulsc "e
Ncrimas in dark green velvet and white ioN-iur'
the still beautiful Marquso de Castclane in purple
cIoth and chinchilla: the Due de la Force" th"
nnc do Noailles. Lord Terence Backwood. etc,
eto 4 surerb breakfast was served for al present
in thp great dining-rOOm Of the club du id,na''P,
and Immediately after il cane 70 an end skd'lhs
was resumed with renewed vlgor.
\ pretty little incident which occurred dlting
Tho afternoon has done much to endcar a certain
rorign gentlemen to the emotional Parisan+ \
ittln Girl right on the middle of the frozen lax"
was scraping and pusling her way win gr'o'
Ginicnltv along the ice At length sh" burs' mo
tear. A tall gentleman in soft felt mar st'pp''I
nor and saving "Mais. cost tres dang"rpuN' :,
innIt down made good a broken skat" strap am
sent the LITTLE maiden on her way rejoicing a,'c'
.ba had said Mcrci hcaucoup. Monsieur NON
s;nnr was no other than Lord DuteriE, VINO -
oI~avs anxious to do kindness or render
service.
What are we coming TO when dog are SS''aN 49,.
10 .ho Latest of Partisan industries An cIi'c'
nr;sinc woman has started an establishment VIII"
d,ats Of the newest fashion arr made ior 'L' Iu III
footod fayortos where there are most colloi ,h1H
furnished waiting rooms with LUXURIOUS arm ~
Cor tho ladies and soft rus for the do2S III
most fashionable coat for dogs tins ,wlh''r !, ,
LIN literally trimmed with aS'raciah VIr IL IL.
vas made of biscuit-coored cloth, llned WIN SIN
and trimmed with beaver