The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-06-23
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"Eulalie" means "good talker."

s'Galatea cloth" is u cotton dress
material that closely resembles bed
ticking.
In her translated book Lady Colin
Campbell says that kissing ruins the
complexlon.,sSe-is,s-.
Sarah q. Jones, mu1atto, ofSRich-
mond, Va, has been licensed to prac-
tice medicine.
Miss Amelie Barr is said to make
from $40, 900 to $15, 600 year from
her literary work.
Mrs. Ella Wheeler Wilcox wears a
thumb ring and uses five quarts of
milk to one complexion bath.
Johns Hopkins University decided to
confer the title Ph. ID. upon Miss Flor.
ence Boscom, Massachusetts, girl.
Maria Pia, Dowager Queen of Por.
tugal, is great sportswoman and one
of the best woman shots in Europe:
Mrs. Frances Willard, the temper
ancc advocate, will prolong her stay
abroad till September on account of
her health.
Instead of deluge of rice shower
Va IoSc ltuNSS III NJ" tHS ytoICE
md it is far usl"intier- and prettier
way of wishing good luck.
Miss Clara G. Barnum recently ad.
dressed the Mathematical Club OF
Yale, and read her paper on the ellis
tory of the Infinite Series"
A Mrs. Perkins, of Missouri, has
gone extensively into the farming bust
ness in New Mexico She is said to
own the largest farm in the territory.
Doctor Mary Sphinx, of indianapolis,
Ind, was appointed member of the
State Board of Charities by the Gov
ernor to succeed Mrs. @. w. Fair
banks.
When Queen Victoria travels by rail
the speed Of the royal train is reduced
to twenty five miles an hour, so that
her majesty's slumbors may not be
disturbed.
Miss Charlotte NJ. Yongo is now
three score md ten md has written
far moro than the same number of
books. She began novel writing when
she was twenty.
Edna Lyall, whose stories have made
her famous OH both sides of the Allan.
tic, Is In reality n9ned Ada Ellen
Bagly. She is described as having a
fine complexion and lovely eyes.
Nine. Madeline Lcmaire and Mile.
Breslau, who are serving ON the jury
of the salon of tho Champ de Mars.
Paris, are the first wo1 II who have
held that position in any salon.
Mrs. Madeline Einton Dahlgren mas
in the dining room of her house in
Washington the mirror used by Dolly
Madison in the White House and after
ward in her own home as long rs she
lived.
Probably the only woman customs
broker in this or any other country is
Hulda eraser of Cincinnati. She is
only twenty-one years of age, but
already she. controls a LARGE and nrofit-
Pet dogs are being dyed so rs to har-
monize with the color of the ladies'
boudoir. They are dressed in tailor
made clothes. The fashionable color.
ing for n small white poodle is two
shades of violet.
Mrs. Philip Newman, of London, lie
the only woman designer and jeweler
in all England. She is said to have re.
ceived at one time an offer from Tiff.
fany to come over md do certain de.
signing for him.
Mrs. Hettie Green, who is worth
some $40, 100000, declares that she
would like to be society woman il
she had time. Being rather destitute
in that respect, she prefers to convert
what time she has into money.
A craze for black satin has devel.
oped. Shiny or dull satin, SO it is
black, is all right as whole dresses,
or rs parts of costumes, also as trim
mings, in fact in any way to suit the
fancy. Black satin evening gowns are
quite the thing.
A New York society lady who recent.
ly had nine new dresses sent home
said, in reply to the inquiry, "How
much does your wardrobe cost you
each year?" 'Six thousand dollars
and don't spend rs much as lots OF
women know"
Mrs. Cleveland's tastes in jewelry
nre very simple. Although she owns
q number of rings, she rarely wears
any except her wedding ring. A favor.
ite ornament on dress occasions is q
beautiful diamond star, which was one
of her wedding gifts.
Carolina Ryder Morrill,, n wealthy
young widow of Chicago, died recent,
ly, and her will directs that her estate
valued at $50O,OOO, shall be divided
equally between her two children anG
Lewis s. Perry. Mr.. Perry was suitoI
whom she was to have married in tn,
fall.
In Finland more than in all other
countries, women enter into the bust
ness of life. They are clerks, doctors
dentist, builders, managers of small
companies, and bank cashiers. For the
latter office they are especially sought
on account of their reputation fol
honesty.
Two women doctors in Buffalo, N
Y, Doctor Lillian Randall and Doctor
Mary Greene, have founded n hospital
for the medical and surgical treatment O,
women, that they may take a more
prominent part in operations thar
woman pbvaiciapa aro allowed IN tak<