The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-08-08
Is apparent that Miss Kane believes In the
wearing Of gowns by judges.

has been chosen acting secretary Of the
American Jewish Publication Society, AID
will sooE take up her residence in Philadel-
phia. She is writer much admired by the
IsIae!ltes Of this country.
Miss Mary r. Wilkins, the author. was
born in Randolph, Mass, and FASTENED back
from the Chicago fair that she might be
present at the celebration of the centennial
Of that ancient town. But. as all the women's
cubs and literary associations know, the
managers undertook hopeless task when
thay sc ught to persuade her to take an active
part OF PERMIT herself to be made conspic-
uous.
Miss Alice Head, who has been suggested
as the republican nominee for state superin-
tcndcnt Of public instruction in Iowa, is
thirty. five Yeas OF age, and has for several
years been Il county superintendent Of public
schools, and was last year appointed men,
Der of tie state board Of education. The
movement in favor of her nomination has
been HEALTHY endorsed by prominent educa-
tols throughout the state.
Mrs Tsui Kwoyin, wife Of the Chinese
minister, who left her home in Washington
for San Francisco last week, accompanied
by her son, Tsui Yewtai, and sick baby.
Mae, whose life was despaired of If she was
not taken to that coast, is now comfortably
situated at the residence of Chinese Vice
Consul King, on Stockton street. Baby Mae
was improved in health by her overland trip,
which was profusely sprinkled with luxury
and attention.
Miss Marie Louise Bailey, of Nashville
Tenn, has recently achieved notable sue
cess in European musical circles. She
rived in this country 4 few days ago after
an absence of four years. the principal part
of which time was spent i'll Berlin and
Nicnra. Miss Bailey liz able to play from
nd hpr
repertoire runs from Bach to LisZt. Chopin
is her favorte, for under the guidance Of her
Polish teacher she learned to bring out all
the bearties Of the great composer. The
young lady expects at no distant day to
make a tour of the United States, and she
has already received less than = dozen
offers from well-kuown managers.
Marion Harland has been before the
public for more than twenty-five years and
has written on nearly every variety of sub
jects, especially those concerning women.
Everything Is grist that comes to her mill,
and she possesses the very yalnahle faculty
Of being able to wnnow the chaff from the
grain. In addition to her handsome resi-
dcncc on the heights. Mrs. Terhune has
charming country home at Rampato lake.
Suanytank is picturesque and commodious
ana nestles on gradual slope. surrounded
by wooded hills. The house was built TWEEN
ty-fivc years ago. and although It has been
enlarged from time to time. it still retains
much of its cottage aspect The green of
the landscape IS emphasized bv the red roof
and blended browns of the walls of Sunny
side
"The handwriting of Ruth McEnery Stu
art says a young woman who has made 81
particular and practical study of graphology,
'has the strongest tendency to the artistic
of any I ever saw. Such beautiful, Hnex-
pected curves and graceful lines! There isn't
single characteristic Of her charming lit
crary work that her chirography doesn't be-
tray" 1t may be added that all her stories,
her books even, are written upon ordinary
letter paper. She opens the sheet and writes
across it horizontally. using the two middle
pages as
Oscar Wilde must be queer genius In
half column Of extracts from his
play 1 find:
'Women are spinxes without secrets"
american dry goods-American novels"
"a well-tied necktie is the first step in
life"
Men know life too early and women too
late"
"A girl who will tell her real age will tell
anything"
"A bad woman is a woman of whom men
never tire"
There are two kinds OF women-plain and
colored."
Life is an unhappy experience with ex-
quiSte moments
.Ir I weren't in debt I should have nothing
to think about.
''My husband is kind of promissory note;
l am tired of meeting him."
"Men marry because they are tired; women
because they are curious
1.-The happiness of married man depends
on the woman he has not married.
''To get into society it Is necessary to feed
people, amuse people shock people,
women have Il better time than men
there are far more things forbidden them"
",rhe Book of Life begins with man and
woman in garden and ends with Revela-
ton"
.f 1 lived in the country I would become
so unsophisticated that nobody would notice
me-"
''How can q woman he happy with man
who treats her as If she were a rational be-
ing?"
AL the married men nowadays live like
bachelors and all the bachelors live like mar
ried men,"
"When 1 was young I had everything I
wanted: now l have everything that other
people want"
IF have no temptation in the course Of a
week it makes me quite nervous regarding
the future"
"The difference between a saint and a sin
ner is that the first has a past, the second
a future"
Nothing spols a romance SO much as a
sense of humor in the woman or lack of
1t in the man."
in fact that is the true meaning of married
WomanS property
Catarrh is undoubtedly disease Of the
blood and as such only reliable blood puri-
fer can effect q perfect cure. Hoods SarSn-
parila Is the best blood purifier and it cures