The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-02

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Mrs Alan Gardner has Just returned from
India, where she enjoyed the distinction Of
shooting painters ut one place. spearing
them at another going pig sticking at third.
and hunting chcetahs. a species OF leopard, ut
some place else.
The Empress Charlotte Of Mexico celebrated
her sd birthday on Wednesday. the 7th Of
June. Few princesscs have had sadder life
than hers. Born at Lacken on June l. 1910.
she married the Archdpke Meximilian. later
years later he was shot By tie successful Next
can natriots since when the Empress has boen
always insane.
Chautaunua has rival It is the SUNNI err
school of Mr.. Moody. the evangelist. and is
held at Northfeld, Mass. 1t is particularly for
Christian Young women, and Is t. be for their
mental. moral. and physical uphuding. Ten
Three at NorthaeId.
The Crown Princess St5phanis Of Austria is
out an a lark. Even royalty has its fads and
Stephanic has several One of them is noun
through denmark, Norway. and Sweden. On
and Queer, Of Belgium. The. literary bee Is
buzz9E in S,ephanie's pretty, bonnet and she
| lntends TO write nm account Of her tour She Is
an artist and has gone prepared to make
sketches to be used in illustrating her book.
The women OF Scotland are evidently not GO
Ing to submit tamey to tho overthrow OF their
National Church. They are coming to the
rescue under the banner Of the Scottish
| Women's Church Defence Union" a society
| recently founded through the plucky endeav-
oors Of a talented young, lnvernessshire lady,
| Miss Cecilia Mackenzie. The movement is OK
tremely popular and is spreading rapidly
A medallion to the momory Of Jenny Lind Is
to be placed in Westminster Abbey. The place
selected for it is Immediately under the statue
OF lianIel In the, interpretation OF whose
greatest delight. The medallion will cost
about $500. and will pe paid for BY punlic
With queen Victoria Who showed S dfi her come
sid I, she has given to no other singer ex
sMsdsh e the to he
wrapped. when laid in the coffin. in a shawl
which the Queen had given her, wish which
was respected.
| Eleonora Duse has been humoring the Lon
don Ibsen craze by assuming tho role of Nora
il A Dolls House" Tho attempt is said to
have hcen failure. but the critics do not
| place on the stage and consider Nine Duse's
proof Of the statement. Nine. Duse went to
see Ellen Terry us Ottrid and Is said to have
been moved to tears.
What could he better than Lady Hollands
system Of dinner giving? Ten people to dine
every other day in the season. with ALWAYS an
| author for tho good Of the mind a doctor to
prevent ones dropping down dead, and, for
the rest of tho guests, all know each other we'll
and have the Same politics. few people
come in after dinner
Patti Inns onco more returned to Craig-y-
Nos. but before she left London party was
given at Mr.. Alfred Rothschds. where the
sinGer had great tr@ 9 At supper the
sa FIG Of Sor 1nfs The Of %s
Of Teck and others OF the nobility Patti was
S5most moyed to tears when the Prince Q,
hers says that she has memory without an
equal: since it forgets the weak points Of her
friends and brings out only the good ones.
Miss Stella Dyer is a very happy girl. She
is the 17-yenr-old daughter OF Mr.. Charles Gift
ford Dyer an American artist at Florence
Miss Dyer early showed 4 great talent for tho
piano, but at the age of seven she happened to
learn nothing but tho violin. she has been
studyinG in Paris and bohemia. and bids fair
has played before the German Empress sew
ernl times. When Queen Victoria was in Flor
Majesty, who presented the young girl with a |
pearl star in recognition of her name.
Tho most beautiful among many beautiful
women" is what Napoleon III called the
Countess dc PourtalGs. Another remark that |
has been made about her is that she can
wash her grandchild's face or HON towel. lust |
as Gus y Us she can dictate terms for the peace
OF Kingdom or place an empire Mt her feet" |
She entertains in a royal manner. always copy |
Ing the methods OF tie ,sevsnteeqth and
royalists, to whom by birth she belongs and |
of mperialists. who claim her rs their own.
The Empress Of China has celebrated her |
sixtieth birthday by issuing a manifesto on |
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and presents by the Ministers.
Mme. Antoinette Sterling has been ainGing
with great success in Australia Tho recaipfa
from one concert In Melbourne were $1,000.
portrait OF the, Prince. Of Wales in answer to |
her con0raulntory letter on his sons ap- |
preaching marriage.
memorial is to be erected to Elizabeth Bar
rett- Browning by the inhabitants OF Ledhury. |
take the form OF n clock tower and an institute |
consisting. Of reading rooms, library class
rooms. and offices. and Is to cast $4,000.
Ton ladies have passed the examination for
the Cambridge mathematical tripos Two are
wranglers. and one stands between Ave and six
on the LIST; This Is a great achievement, and
the senior wranger himself. As women are
not admitted to the university, these ladies
simply take high rank in the trIpos. without
having amy real place ON tho list
be strong. as well as beautiful and hand oneiy
dressed. ana have taken up the pursuit OF out
door exercise OF the most sxaetng character
they swim. ride hunt, and race. and tho res lt
10 that they are growing quite English In form.
The physical exercise craze has reached 81.
Petersburg. whore the ladies are becoming ar
dent athletes and expert bicycle riders. One
OF their fads 10 to carry Louis XIV. canes some
six or seven feet long and stout in proportion.
The finest lady golf players In England and
Scotland have been beaten In the ladies' golf
championship for tho United Kingdom by
Lady Margaret Scott, who is only 10 years old.
A lady has cen appointed professor Of elo-
cutlon In Kings College. England.
DR.. Emily Kompin OF Zurich. Switzerland,
and Miss Mary A. Greene OF Providence, r. l.,
are the only women lawyers invited to read
papers at the Law Reform Congress OF tho
Worlds Congress AUXILIARY, which will open