The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-19

1t Is Just rs Well 10 Ho'e 'ii"'
.rnot, wife Of Frances President, t
frequently appears in an India shawl
Mrs. Pierpont Morgan's corresponds
nee. social and benevolent, is 30 large
hot she is obliged to employ private
eCrctary.
Oueen Victoria preserves hummer
e oil paintings thnt were executed by
,erse,f and the Prince Consort In their
,outhful days.
Miss Mary Conant, n school teacher
Il Turk Hill, near Rochester, n. h.'
made S4OO last year from two-acrc
bcd.
Soft effects are always to he aimed
at in arranging the hair. A hard nue. Is
n. ,bhorent to an artistic dresser rs to
O portrait painter.
MFH HFha ihf5 lnse ns MIL has %hS htSs
details of every piece of property she
owns at her fingers end.
The Empress of Germany has intro
duced Il new dress material--chame-
icon velvet which gives two colors,
yellow orange and rosc-pink.
Miss Mary Hammond, of Nashua, N.
H., completed the thirticth year of her
continuous service as n teacher III one
building and room the other week.
Dress trimmings in rich Persian
colors similar to those worn four years
ago arc revived this season i'll prices
ranging from $3.50 to so the yard
The lobster pocket for street gowns
is the latest fancy. 1T consists of
| lobster of red velvet, claws and all,
sewed OH to the dress, midway the waist
and hem.
Princess Maud, daughter of the Prince
of Wales, amuses herself by making
ornamental articles out of the feathers
that drop from the peacocks at Sand
ringham palace.
Ai~dinka ssoss 6sir 1ysSss =
others must betake themselvos ~ y.
curling iron. 70 the
IN wearing wells woman sbou,d ho
GUIDED entirely by the color of her bat 20
"n,' II this Is apt to be unbecomino ="
,ier complexion let her wear s;mnIo
titier. ''i'ies Deau-
Inc following advertisement ia fro,,
"i' tA"Strailanpaper Wanted. n vouno,
"onan lthe palmer the better) to baIS
small, genteel family in their domes
ferred." iNeie's pre-
ry LADY Gordon, in her search throuob
hSh hprarles for books written Tv
women has discovered IL pamphlet o1
!, ,ish'S OF women published in 1896 nv,
r 'ad;oa S'eh' lts title is advice to
'et ls popular, and much used ~,
,'"oA SILKS and belts of it are very mar
." q sss.; tanelfgd1ty .Yliasc YlMscss sso4 o4 1beaSa
! II vogue for waists, and arc known :,
?nrls ns Jet rain" "
Mrs. Alice NJ. Cheney, the onlv wo-
'''' express messenger in Boston. be-
an business four years ago, TAKING tb.
ia''siers Tor the Adams Express Com
thv between Chelsea and Boston ,
iI' no" hes five teams at work evorv {
ay. o'eiy | /
"ieeh Is ut present the most fasb- O
n"nle color for interior decorations fl
~ is very refreshing after tho vii b
'N mat we have been using. The a
"cSt curtains, carpets and unbo1- tt
Try snow various and exquisite sbad. n
ys of moss green. a,
school teacher in Watervi,1o
ntly originated novel contest
r school She offered prize fnr thn
st collection of clippings from th,
''on' newspapers. The scheme is to &C a.,
"Ppiauoed' as 1t at once set tho ".
unssters to read the clippings: IN
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English girls have new fad. Tbov ~
W taken TO setting up their fayorito e.,
. OF literature in the "Braille" tvno a
,nc amusement of the blind The -
'h is easy, and is praiseworthu
III Oh charity. since the literature f,r
Dilnd has hitherto been limited fu'
loveiy morning gown for n bride is do,
hcIi"trope cashmere, with n shot imdd
ave jacket of white ouipure Iaoa SSIu
Tn ls confined at the waist with aoI Gu Gu
,aL 'Dohs. For simple gown, n Nv
'eu pink and gray French flannel notl
PINK and gray ribbons is pretty kno
~ i1icks-Lord, according to hear me.
''',rs ncr tea from n Dresden not crici
,'0hs 81 IKE big bunch of Parma whe
Us The handle is a lilac ribhon stan
''ha' and each cup of violets rests up,
'""cer OF green violet leaves or
Tea service should be at tba mini
dis Fair. ~ Inc '''"'
'-T' " journal is carrying on n
'c against tight lacine. Tho ort;D
ITpe"rs In the front pages of tho TT
y; ana following them are pic. the 4
"' dozens of fashion-plate wo, is on
""N @ as II they could be snapped off tract
waist line, leaving smooth r1s,an That
'n"rk"ble is the taper of tbeir elect
rs. GUS
:. y. II. Green, widow of tbo e., that
lstorlan, is plucky woman H. poisol
ears OF acting as amanuena;s for peopl
shand brought on an ottocL ~ them
$ cramp. When. bowever far rs
nand gave out, she learned r. mys