The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-01-31

WOO0cn or 8uvcr boIou Spun BIZ
spoonfuls Of oil. to be poured Is you
measure Il upon the lettuce, and the
leaves thoroughly tossed in it. Then
dissolve in two salad spoonfuls OF vim
egar two saltspoonfuls of salt, pour
over the leaves, and, after another
thorough tossing. serve The great
secret of French dressing is, that given
the proper proportion, each leaf shall
be thoroughly moistened. and for this
reason stress is laid upon the tossing
and mixing in the bowl. Salad is
served after the meat or game course.
The French Girl's Hero.
A French girl feels that there is just
one companion as delightful as her
mother. just one friend in the world
as trusty, just one confidant as sympa-
thetic. and that is-her father, writes
Henrietta C. Dana in an attractive pa
per on 1.-The French Girl and Her
Father" in the December Ladies' Home
Journal He is her hero and the
knight of her dreams Often and often
have seen the girls at school hiding
their fathers photograph in the leaves
of their school books, kissing it en-
Enthusiastically on the sly. pressing it to
their hearts when they 60 to chapel
to say their prayers. sewing his
last letter in their dresses.
treasuring some little keepsake in
their pockets. And when they meet
one can see how the father returns his
daughters feeling by his tender clasp
of her pure young hand. and the ador-
ing affection with which he looks
down into her eyes He allows 10th
ing to keep him back from meeting
/ her as she comes from school. and Civ
ing her his arm-for every French gen.
ton and respect to the women of mis-
/ family-they start off on their long,
happy walk. and many a merry romp,
many a tender confidence, do they
have in the short evening that follows
till her early bedtime at s O'Clock.
Contributors to Mrs. Farmers souveuIr
The following ladies have consented
to contribute articles on varions lInes'of
woman's life and work to the national
exposition souvenir. What America
Owes to Women" now being edited by
Mrs. Lydia Hoyt Farmer for the
woman's department of the Columbian
exposition: Mrs Julia Ward How, Mrs.
Henry Ward Beecher, Miss Frances; E.
Willard, Mrs. Mary A. Livermore, Gail
Hamilton, Miss Lucy Larcom, Mrs
Ellen Olney Kirk, Mrs. J. c. Croly
Jennie June). Mrs. Agnes T.
Ormsbee. Mrs Harriet Taylor Up
man, Mrs. Jane g. Austin, Mrs
Frank Leslie. Mrs. Jessie Benton FREE
mont, Mrs J. Ellen Foster, Miss vir-
ginia +. Townsend. DIR. Mary Putnam
jacob, Mrs. Jenness Miller, Miss Lii
liam Whiting. Miss Susan E. Dickinson.
Mrs. Amelia S. Quinton. Mrs Kate
Gannett Wells, Mrs Charles Henrotin,
Mrs. Matilda b. Carse, Mrs. Ada NJ.
Bittenbender, Prof. Anne E. Morgan,
Miss Z. II. Lord, Miss Maude Lay
wood, Miss Grace II. Dodge, Miss
Leonora Il. Halsted, Mrs Frances ].
Barnes, Mrs. Frances Fisher Wood,
Miss L. r. Guilford. Miss l. Elizabeth
Price, Miss Elroy NJ. Avery, Miss Jen-
ME E. Hooker, Miss Helen z. Smith
and others.
Mis- BrsekinridKe to Become . lawyer.
A pretty little story has been gain.
ing currency the last few days to the
effect that Miss Sophonisba Breckin-
ridge, the bright and handsome young
daughter of Col W. c. p Breckenridge
Of Kentucky had just taken a bar ex-
animation and been admitted to the
practice Of law. During her recent
two years sojourn in France and Eng
lang with her schoolgirl sister Miss
Curry. Miss Breckenridge gave herself
up almost entirely to the study of law,
with a view to assisting her father In
his work. Since her return she has
kept up her legal reading and research
diligently, with the goal ever before
her that she SO resolutely cherishes.
Miss Breckenridge says laughingly
that it was the irresponsible Susan B.
Anthony who first proclaimed it to the
world that she was an aspirant for legal
honors, before the idea was in the
least formulated in Miss Breckenridge 8
own mind.
Women In the German Army.
The German army ranks among its
members several women holding
positions as regimental chiefs. In 1861
the Empress Frederick was appointed
Colonel of a regiment of hussars. The
Duchesse of Connanght, daughter Of
the Red Prince, ranks as Colonel of
infantry. Princess Frederick Charles,
widow of the famous Red Prince, Is