Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-11-09
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There are between 800 and 400 edu.
Gated female pharmacists in the United
States.
Miss Anna P. Church, of Toledo,
Ohio, has lately engaged in the under
taking business.
Mrs. Cleveland's daily mail fre-
quently includes 100 letters, and rare
ly less than sixty.
There's hospital in 500 Chow,
China, in charge Of DR.. Anne Walter,
q Mississippi woman.
Advanced society women have prac-
tically banished oil punctuation points
from their letter writin~.
Fifty thousand per annum is the
marriage dover of the young women
of the Vanderbilt families.
A new fad of society girls is 70 col.
lect the little bows from the hatbands
Of their gentlemen friends.
The quickest cure for red hands is
loose sleeves and gloves, easy fitting
shoes and good circulation.
It is now declared that short stock
ings iniure the feet by pressing the
knuckles of the toes upward.
A tournament of washerw women is to
be held at Conway, Wales, for the
benefit of Wesleyan bazar.
This question of whether women
shall ride on a bicycle is question
for women to settle themselves.
Mrs. J. E. B. Stuart, widow Of the
Confederate cavalryman, is now the
Principal of a girls school in Missouri.
The charge is made that the Ameri-
can woman is more indiscreet in tell
ing secrets than any of her European
sisters.
A Chicago woman carries business
card, which reads: General Commits
sion Merchant, Dealer in Poultry,
Eggs, and Calves. -
It is good plan to make covers for
trunks when they are exposed to view
in the room. For this purpose dark
blue duck is serviceable and slightly.
Lawn tennis certainly holds first
place in the hearts of American wo-
men, if one may judge from its uni
versatility, though it is hard pressed by
riding.
The only known woman trainer of
thoroughbreds is Mrs. Chalmer, of
England, whose five sons are all either
trainers or jockeys. She trained them
herself.
"Fee-jee" is "chum" in the Bryn
Mawr (Pennsylvania) dialect. This
peculiar form of linguistic eccentricity
is not used at any other college so far
as known.
Next to singing Nine. Alboni liked
nothing SO we'll as darning woolen
stockings. 1t was her custom to sup.
ply all the poor of the neighborhood
with them.
Only three of the twelve brides
maids at Queen Victoria's wedding are
alive-the Dowager Duchess OF Bed.
ford, the Duchess of Cleveland and
Lady Jane Ellice.
In the sixteenth century tho faces
OF ladies were covered with sort of
enamel. 1t was brittle, and wearers
were obliged to preserve O fixed ex-
preston of countenance.
If You don't think we are going tc
have rush of color to the head this
season, you've only to step into bon
net shop to be convinced and at once
set right on the subject.
Miss Elizabeth Fleming has been
appointed crier of the United States
Circuit and District Courts at Port.
land, Me. Miss Fleming was previ
ously the court stenographer.
Mrs. Rider Haggard, it is said, il
the 'congenial inspiration" of the
noted author. What Mr.. Haggart
writes is read and criticised by Iii.
wife before it is sent to the publisher,
Some Boston clubwomea are talking
of winter flower mission" which
shall give to the costly and beautiful
flowers of teas, luncheons and balls 6
second service, gladdening the sicl
and deprived.
Mrs. Louise Chandler Moulton ha
London home at Weymouth street
Portland place, and she is accredited
with being one of the half-dozen wo
men in London able to create ant
hold salon.
DR.. Helen Baldwin, graduate o
Wellesley, obtained first honor at
recent competitive examination fol
the post of Resident Physician in tn
Philadelphia Hospital. She ha'
eighty-three rivals.
Cracked wheat, with milk, honey o.
stewed fruit, is the best kind of break
fast or supper for girls who wish t.
grow strong and beautiful. The lime
like material in the grain is yer,
strengthening and healthful.
One objection that has been urge,
by those who are unwilling that wo
men should have the right to vote i
that the greatest political excitemen
generally comes each year just abou
the time when she is busy putting NJ
tomatoes.
Miss Annie Reynolds, of Nortl
Haven, Conn, who is to be the frs
Worlds Secretary of the Youn.
Women's Christian Association, is
graduate of Wellesley and has been
special student at Yale. Her head
quarters will be in London.
Mrs. s. F. Grubb, superintendent