Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-04-26
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Bangs were first worn at the court
of Louis XIV.

OF Louis AlN.
Domestic dress goods in cheviot
mixtures are sold at very low price.
George" Klingle, the poetess is
Philadclphian, whose right name is
Mrs. Georgiana Klingle Holmes.
Mrs. Gladstone is eighty one years
old, and she possesses that vigor and
vitality which is so remarkable III heI
husband.
Signals used at night by ships at
sea were invented by Mrs. Martha j.
CASTOR, who, at an advanced age, Is
living ia Washington.
1t is generally conceded that the
most popular woman in diplomatic
circles at Washington is Nine. Romero,
wife of the Mexican Minister.
Kid gloves for ordinary wear are
painted; only the bright opera tints,
such as fashionable ladies wear tc
match their colored dresses, are dyed.
Mrs Humphry Ward is a handsome
woman, tall and shapely, with regular
features and sympathetic eyes. She
was brought up in the best English SO
ciety.
Sophie May, the author of "Dotty
Dimple" and Little Prudy," is recov
ering, in Southern California, from o
serious neualgic affection of the eyes
and head.
A woman of nondescript hair, com
plexion and eyes may wear light colors
quite acceptably if she will put band
| nf f,,r Al.
wrists of her gown.
Mrs. Lease, the Kansas politician,
: recently informed an audience that
! her name was not Mary Allen, bu
Mary Elizabeth Lease, and she wished
; the world to SO understand it.
The Scotch United Presbyterians
are enleavoring to obtain several wo
n men missionaries to go out at once tc
Manchuria, where 1000 women are
clamoring to enter the Christian
r. schools.
Mrs. Annie S. Austin, the newl,
It elected Mayor of Pleasanton, Kan, il
described as woman of more thai
= average intelligence and weighs 2O(
g pounds. She fills the chair of Mayor
T. with ease.
!, A woman whose neck is thin should
o never try anything but the square cor.
Y sage. The generously proportional
look best in the V style or the oval
? Only perfectly p-oportioned shoulders
6 should be barred.
Mrs Cleveland has young cousin
> with her for the season, Miss Nav
: Huddleston. She is evidently doing
n as she would be done by and has pre-
? sented the debutante after the most
Il approved fashion.
= Sarah Grand, author of eth,
o Heavenly Twins, is singularly absent
" minded. One day she lost her pen ant
a visitor who happened in found her
3 looking after it among the letter "ps''
in French dictionary.
So deep is her interest in the cause
> of woman's suffrage that Mrs. Nancy
, Gilman, aged ninety, recently s,cured
100 signatures to II petition asking the
New Hampshire Legislature to grant
the right to vote to women.
Miss Alice Cooke has been appointed
lecturer III history of Owens College,
Manchester. This is the first time a
woman has been appoited in univers.
ity college in England as lecturer to
mixed classes of men and women.
One gown properly made and be.
coming is of more use than five or six
that have seen much wear and little
repair or care. The secret of good
dressing does not lie in many toilets,
, but in suitable and immaculate ones.
, Mrs, Stewart, ninety eight years old,
, is in private almshouse in Glasgow.
In 1922 she danced with George ". al
, ball in Holyrood Palace. Her uncle
. was the royal restaurateur in Edin.
q burgh, and procured an invitation fo,
{ her.
9 The very latest fad in Gotham is fol
= society women to pose as models foi
r the artists of fashion magazines. The,
don their new gowns and give sittings
p being paid royalty for them. The
l. money they earn thus they give tc
Q charity.
n Charlotte NJ. Yonge is tall and stately
S with large brown eyes, light hair and
: a very strong face. Her house is filled
], WIN bOohs, even 10 Ine COrT1uOr
e Among her treasures are autograph let
8 ters from royalty and children thank.
e ing her for her writings
Reduced to almost poverty a woman
of London of good family and highly
. accomplished has started laundry
y which she calls Sweet Lavender "
She chose this field because other oc-
cupation common to her sex are over
crowded and afford no opportunity to
gain wealth
The Russian furore for black and
g yellow and for furs is now at its hight.
Sable, ermine and mink are the favor
> ite furs, and as ermine is royal in price
| as well as in decoration, the slaughter
r of white cats is unprecedented. Like
' glass diamonds, the unframed eye
: never detects the difference.
While all European royalty was read
. ing her obituary IN the papers Queen