Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-06-08
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Women drug clerks are increasing.
Hoop skirts first appeared in 1880.

Artificial geranlums are favorlte
flower.
Queen Victoria has solid gold din
ner service.
Lady Brooke, the English beauty,
has about twenty small Japanese span
iels, worth $500 each.
The Duchess of Bedford is studying
all the necessary subjects to qualify
as O sanitary inspector.
A Scotch girl, twenty years OF age,
has carried off the honors of the Uni
yersity of London, against 1900 male
attendants.
DIR. Emily A. Bruce declares that
more women die in England through
improper dressing than from all other
causes together.
It is no unworthy aim for woman to
study to adjust her "crown of glory"
to her individual needs, irrespective of
prevailing fashions.
The widow of DR.. d. Hayes Agnew,
of Philadelphia, has given $25, 900 to
the University Hospital of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania.
Queen Victoria keeps seventy dogs
chiefly collies and Pomeranians-
ut Windsor. Marco, an Italian Spitz,
is Her Majssty's favorite,
woman has been made church
warden in England. She is the
Dowagcr Lady Hlndlip, and her parish
is Hadsor, near Droitwich.
Miss Harriet Adams has graduated
from the State Medical College in
Kansas with first honors for the best
commencement examination.
A small head is one of the most
beautiful of personal endowments,
and the hair should never be arranged
to increase its apparent bulk.
Mrs. Terry, of Rome, Italy, the
mother of F. Marion Crawford, the
novelist, is said to be the oldest Ameri-
can resident of the Eternal City.
Forget are quite the vogue.
Golden haired maidens of Gotham wear
huge punches pinned at their corsage.
The stems are tied by long, pale blue
ribbons.
Miss Ellen Hayes, professor of mathe-
matics at Wellesley College, has re-
Gently revised her text book in higher
algebra, and new edition is about to
be issued.
Mrs. Mackay, the Silver Kings wife,
has perhaps the finest jewels in the
world. She has sapphire worth
$3.50, 900 and pair of solitaries valued
at 1926, 900.
Among Princess Maud of Wales
museum of ivory are two tusks of wild
boars shot by the Gar of Russia, and
trophies of the chase contribute by
her father and brothers.
Jackets of the latest cut are shorter
and not quite so full in the skirt.
Black is the most useful color, but
fawn coat with black moire vest can
be worn over almost any dress.
A feature of some of the modern
English weddings is the child-brides-
maid, who is sometimes actually deco
rated with diamonds, sprinkled with
perfumes, and horrible to say, pow
dered and painted.
Nine. Schliemann, the widow of the
tending the excavations now in prog
ress on the site of Troy. That she
should do this was one of her hus-
bands last wishes.
Miss Tompkins, of Kentucky, q
clever young woman who has Eeen
purchasing agent for the Supreme
| Court, has been appointed assistant
1 a
woman is under thirty.
The Queen of England always wears
on one wrist II bracelet in which is n
| miniature of the late Prince Consort.
| On the other wrist she wears as con
stantly a bracelet with the miniature
of her latest great Srandchild.
Mrs. Lease, the Kansas agitator,
| told Detroit reporter that she
| believed she was woman of destiny,
"and, ;" she added, las woman Of DIES.
| tiny | feel that | will one day meet q
violent and bloody death for my opin.
| ions.
On the show case outside of mil
linery parlor" on West l25th street,
| New York. is this notice: "MillinerS
are composers Bonnets are rhythmic,
symphonic, harmonious or melodious
as the composer may dictate. Let Us
compose you one On trial.
Mrs. Allen III. Gariner tells the
| Women's Press Club, of New York,
that the time has gone b. Tor regarl l.
ing women as an annox ot aiale hu'
manity. But an occasional references
to marriage notices will show the au-
nexation plan Aourishing in uas!imin-
ished popularity.
/ Unity Church, Cleveland, Ohio, il
probably the only church in the world
/ that has as pastors two women. They
are Rev Marion Murdoch aul Rev.
Florence Buck They are highly elu-
Gated women, having flashed their
/ education at Oxtorl University,
England. They are eo-psstors to the
church, anl have been remarkably
| successful.
Notable ieSel robbrries IA Enylqal
have 81 frightened u nnmber of womea
I la society pessessin {maynii 'sut jewel,
/ that they wont travel With them ANY
l,pger. When thsy bsgia course OF
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