The sun., 1893-06-11


posing OF fifty cigarettes day: and after din:
| ner she cans the climax with two or three OF
the biggest and strongest cigars.
It Ia said that an unmarried womans
chances OF matrmony at from Is to 20 years
OF age is 14t per cent? from 20 to %. 81 per
GENT; from 25 to 80. 1s. .per cent; from 80 to
se? pep @cn sa to fU TcS S1 So SSn
per cent. and from 80 to 80. = per cent.
widows chances, at any age. are far better
A prominent publication. in which depart
ment is given to answering questions sent by
letter, has been Obliged to request young
where. and whom to kiss, 1t says: Any girl
needing advice. on this subject would. we are
sure. not be guided by any advice Of ours"
OF the PAL graduates Of the London Univer-
sity who took the degree OF b. A.. 80 were
women. In the honors li-. in mental and moral
woman stool r alsN n that OF
ulty. OF science. II out OF 81 were women. In
the NJ b. examination. I out OF 80 were women,
and In medical faculty. 8 out of W were
women.
Mrs. Solomon Thatcher and Mrs. Matilda B.
Carse. two Chicago members Of the Board Of
Lady Managers. have secured permission to
use as many as necessary Of the public school
houses in Chicago rs dormitores for visiting
in July and August the time 'St set tns for % sduca
ttonal meetings and teachers conventions
One person can stay not longer than two
81 must also be paid in order to become q
mem Der Of the association. The money raised
schoorooms as dormtores. The charge for
lodging will be needed for running expenses:
noW tse or cts nd
weeks amounts to only $3.50.
An English dramatic critic says that Bern
horH UNA Ia1ir fnI ,,,;tk ~.
London last summer that che intends playing
there again before the end ofthis year. In that
case, he DECLARES. the Londonors will have had
during 1888 the four greatest actresses in the
world: This supreme quartet. according to
the CRITIC In question. consists of Sarah Bern
and Ada Rehan. A peculiar classiiltion.
Some one has urged that search be made
in the records Of st. Martin Sin the Fields in
order to discover the exact spot where the re-
memorial. They say that she wa" was charitable,
be truthfuiy Inscribed on many tombs '0u'a
1t is said In some quarters that the wearing
OF gloves in theatres is no longer fashionable.
writer in Vanity Fair makes the large and
heavily printed programme responsible for
evenings entertainment Is doubled by the
Ink. which resists the ordinary processes Of
cleaning The experienced theatregoer folds
compass Its advertisements are not insplr:
ing. and it's Jokes have long since resounded
down the corridors OF time.
At club reception given in Australia not
long ago. the wife Of Paul Blouet. better known
as Max o'Rell." was present. 1t was the
sHstom Of the club that
vnF
ann a1noupeed ~ ed SO great was the desire to see the
man. that almost every woman in tho room
rose to her feet. and stared her neiehbor in
hers ss gens9a 9H tne ali epey opeg
the room. and as the eager ladies fell back in
:heieyed there must % be some i mistake. ea Max ak
O'Rell had but one wife. and II the other ladies
Tss ths9p sss doubt she would
Lady Brooke Of baccarat scandal fame has
contributed an article to Mr.. Astor's Pail Mall
Magazine She writes on What is Society2"
and has given some very optimistic views on
says SO. that "things were never 80 interesting
as @ to-day. and people were never so pleasant"
ably more that is artistic in the cottage Of the
peasant than previous century could have
Hrea IN eae o. LADY Brooke
what consoled that she omits to tell what Is
Prince Of Wales. SO Mr. Astors editor did not not
return n her manau,scrpt with any rude erti
especially the name OF the writer.
Nine. Patey. who for at least twenty Of
thirty professional years was the leading con-
tralto Of England. is about to retire. She has
visited America In 1871. but does not seem to
have hid any ssSubse9uent longing for Ameri
ance IN London ut the fatti concert In July.
Mile. Do Bovet has been elected member
OF the societe des Gems de Lettres. an honor
only rarely rs accorded to women. She writes
rapid sSs lives SsR hsr %otSet
q st. H.e
looking In its sobriety Of tona and
TIE S1ShRsy Tho Fssns Es thssa as AF'f' figure
Agnes Machar. who is called tho Adelaide
Proctor OF Canada" has a summer home at
Gananoaue. In the Thousand Islands. She
dian c9Sk. This Individual unlike others Of
her es;itlng G.; pSssessss the noble aboriginal
and visitor one time went vent fishing and broaeht %
tSoasHt sSaHsdfasa dsasSy
and she served pike meal after meal, In spite
OF al r%emonstrances. rem until. with time. the de-
spised fish disappeared
Mrs. J. Wells Champney, the author Of the
" Three Vassar Girls" series. spends her
The S, house is large and old-iasIioned One OF
longlngs OF Mrs. Champney's Rrandmother