The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-16
Travel Made Easy for Women.

Alma Pendexter Hayden
Travel Made Easy for Women.
Now that the button" has been touched
and the greatest exposition ever known il
our country is in full blast, every one be
gins to think and talk of visiting he''worId's
fair
L heard lady asked the other day If she
was going, and she replied no, her husband
wished her to go but she could not think
of going without him. and he could not leave
his business. / feel sorry for women who
can never go off from home without having
"a man tackled on; to be cnxing and reliant
under some circumstances Is very nice, but
II woman wants to have good time
and learn. and see things, to ADVANTAGE
let her leave the men at home and take as
travelling companion such a one as some
writer in The Times describcs-''a reliable
friend who can count money in her head in
stead of on her fingers; one who has patience
enough for two; one who could be interested
i'll sights outside Of Il dry goods shop, and
one who could bear and forbear." With such
a companion one could make the tour of
our own country and the whole of Europe
and never need man. Travel of the pres
ent day has been made very easy for wO
men. They receive every attention from,
conductors, and at hotels; baggage can be
checked from one end of the country to
another, a comfortable sleeper can be OBJ
tanned and every thing is done to make
fraYel Ell, 9 9nfii ~ t5Gfy" Portable
V,,orne,. 70 make the tour OF Europe o'i
oo~,;es comnosed entirely OF women 0pT"N
ynontbs wandering over the coh'ii'"'' 49,
why should not our women see .mT never
fair2 If | had the money Nou i rnollv
Inll - for the want of ii man. really
Sy"I,en learn more if they go lose'hfEi1T av
man Is never Interested III u el h,ji ar
Vii stav all day in the machinery nna,
VII say a" ltock or agricultural implements;
,VoA1nf an d. y"m talk of art galleries, or me
o SqI "Aen or Sc decorative departments,
Gnae%, flowers or sidesihowSS, ss+ 'ht tn
they are bored, SO %, sigh IL = seeing. 1t is
leaVe tIe tan -. 20 with too large party
Tive or six people will never a Ayr : ron
each will pull different way not * the
oan find one congenial friend, thaI - ' lio
most charming Wa! ~
oG T, mU are numbers of young women tha'
will want to visit Chicago ms ',l;,in nnf
nnn't go without hrst hh4lhS '
~ hest route for you to take, read the pa
80 oftentiyely and get the names o1 p"i
Ties Won can write to ana HiquiiI 40 ot
hoari and accommodations, count tiIc 49,
make M your mind TO go with as litlle 4 q
aapa as possible and there will be no uali
esT of-vour not getting there safely ana nav
ing good uIhe. g.. :. No. Orleans
during the exposition IN New Oll'",1'
come years ago, ! went WIN Two o''ir ,o 80 W.
dies and | look back to the trip US on' ~
rha most delightful of my life. we t0ok
room Al 81 Il day, and took our mems ~ MI,
ever it was most convenient We VI
90 sightseeing all day, come nome az - LII
and each one would take out her niue D'"l
and mcneil and count up expenses, ana ~ w
said afterwards our appetlteS were 49, y
ing 10 our finances, we allowed so iiiahA Wv"
lars d day for expenses ana Watcneu !" 80
-Isr
we had as easy a time as rch people WI
did not have 10 count expenses. but Ill
sure we had more fun. +
I wish every working girl Ill on, co u! -,
could go to the fair this summer; thal y u
class / am interested in. for 1t wouio II. Il.
onlv brighten their lives and give them 100
for thought and pleasant memories -
wears to come but they would gam Iu ii
If usefui information that would be lhVaiu'
BILE to them for all time to come.
CORRESPONDENTS FOR THE KINGpoi
A Gossipy Exchange of Views Among til
Ladies' for Themselves
NorE-Letters written on both sides OF she pap'
eannos be printed.
The CORRESPONDENTS Of this department WI
please address their letters to 49, So"r''"i
Avenue Atlanta, Ga.
Read and Remember
wa cannot advertise In this departmer
Savar,I Letters have been received TINS we'
offering articles and mentioning hxed pric
we leave out all such letters; 90 not ooJec'
simple exchanges, but other offers Will no le
out. -.~o~ oooo~C~~.~o>~~~~
Mrs s J. Dodd Montpelier, Cal, WISHES 1n
know where she can get the "COld NaIel ii'o'
of Canning Fruit" VIII some OF the sisteIS WI
70 her and tell her where she can get IL anu W.
1t would cost?
Mrs A. NJ. Steed, Idaho, Ala WISH W ci,iu =
*broUc1 the Woman's Kingdom, that VIII u
confederate stamps, uncaIceleu, Ia .N snu,
nine 10 cent stamps that would DC TAU W oDl,,
would be glad 20 hear from them, eithei 'hiou
the Kingdom or by letter
Miss g A. Williams, Milton, fla.-li hfa' 80
smith viii send her address, and stamps,
forward Florida moss, grass plnks etc., III =
change for flower seed sent me. she 1aleo W
her fnll address in her, and the paper on"' y
tanned it has been misplaced.
Mrs A. NJ Cryer, Tallassee, WIN SOM
who has experience in raising turkeys, mo- Va
what is the matter with mine. AT nrst my >.
20 he blind, then droop and de. notioo "a
seems to be n thin SKIN over a part Oh VIC eJ'
will bo very thankful for any Information.
Best wishes To The Constitution.
Mrs T. j. Bond Martin, Gal wish Lhe Nj
Abe whereabouts of my only brother, DaVlI
UiCpiubotham. He raid IN Eioert cou
Georgia a grand son Of Sam Higginbotham,
served as colonel in the revolutionary war; IL