Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-11-10
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The blouse waist still RACES.

Waterv1lle Me. has lady DafDer
Russia will shortly boast of the first
female veterinary surgeon in Europe.
New plaids are constantly appear
ing, and those who like and can wear
them have ample scope for choice.
Spangled materials in edgings, bows
and butterfly effect will be among the
novelties of the season most i'll de-
mand.
A woman can secure all her ger-
ments with two or three pins, but it
takes about thirty hairpins to keep up
her hair.
A statue of Queen Victoria, by her
youngest daughter, the Princess
Beatrice, has recently been unvailad
in London.
Miss Mary Virginia Proctor is editor,
the Democratic organ of Warren
County, Ohio.
The ex-Empress Frederick of Ger
many is the owner of q necklace, COM
posed of thirty-two pearls, which is
worth $3.50, 900.
Gordon plated silk null But this
material is mainly used for berthas,
capes, sleeves, ETC.
A memorial to Jenny Lind is likely
to be erected in Westminster Abbey
under the statue of He ndel, whose
words she so we'll loved to render.
Pompadour ribbons are decided
feature of some of the stylish autumn
trimmings for hats, and for dresses
made in the still popular Empire
mode.
st. Louis has woman architect and
builder, the wife of Louis J. Silva, and
there are now standing in that city
thirty-five dwelling-houses erected
after plans and designs drawn by her.
Nine. Schliemann, according to q
promise made to her late husband, is
continuing the excavations at Troy,
which made his name famous, and
personally superintends much of the
work.
"Do women match their eyes in
dress goods?" asks man. 81 have
seen number of women lately whose
dresses matched their eyes, but
whether this is the result of accident
or design | do not know"
Miss Julia Stevenson, daughter oil
Vice. President Stevenson, is member
of the entering freshman class ol
Wellesley. Miss Stevenson's younger
sister is attending the Dana Hall pre-.
paratory school in Wellesley.
Tom Thumb ribbon is used good
deal to trim petticoats, sewed ON in
rows as is done with the wider ribbon
on frock skirts of late. This sort oI
garniture has been perfect rage il
England all through the past season.
Queen Victoria has grown so lams
| that she has given up her habit of al
ways standing after dinner in the
| gallery at Windsor, and sits in an arm
chair. Those who are near her OF
may be speaking to her sit down also.
Miss Eugene b. Hedden, of Nor,
| folk, Va, bedridden invalid, lately
won the prize offered by a New York
| daily newspaper for the handsomesi
| design for an outing suit and for the
most beautiful idea for an Easter hat.
Five travelling scholars" from Eng.
land are in this country, under ap-
| pointment by the Gilchrist Educational
Trust of Englishmen, to inspect our
| public school system and discover any
valuable methods for the education of
| women.
OF course if there are black and
| white hats and bonnets there must he
| black and white wells to go with them,
| and these are most elaborate affairs.
| The wells are very large, and the black
ground, with white dots and wide,
fancy edge, is the latest
Margaret Sidney" the popular
writer for children, is et-faced,
simple little woman, with sunny hair
! and laughing eyes. Since the death
of her husband, Mr.. ID. Lothrop, the
publisher, she has given close atten-
tion to his business, and is Mt the office
by S o'clock every morning.
When n Chinese girl is married her
attendants are always the oldest and
ugliest women to be fonnd in the
| neighborhooa, who are paid To acts as
| foils to her beauty. 1t is said that
some exceptionally ugly old women
make their living by acting as profess
sional attendants at weddings.
Signorina Ada Negri, the new Italian
poet, is not yet twenty-one, and has
| thus far lived sad and laborious life,
supporting herself and invalid mother
bv arduous and ill-paid labor as
a teacher i'll the National schools. A
committee of learned men have just
awarded her pension of 1900 francs