Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-04-13
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to be an accomplished banjo player.
Katherine E. Kelsey is Probate
Register of Shiawassee County, Michi-
gan.
Although the parents of Nine.
Eames-Story are Americans, the prima
donna was born in China.
woman in Iowa who boxed mans
ears will have to pay $500 damages
becaL-e she injured his ear-drum.
Miss Emma X. Henry, an evangelist,
is meeting with great success among
the Congregational churches of South
| Dakota
In the beginning two women were
appointed members of the British
Royal Academy. None has since been
| elected.
There are twenty two woman physi-
clans i'll the foreign field who are sent
and sustained by the Presbyterian
Church, North.
The First National Bank, of Lexing
ton, Neb., has for its President Mrs.
r. Fl. Temple, and for Vice President
Miss E. A. Temple.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Massey succeeded
to the law practice of her late hus
band, General Massey, and is one of
the most successful lawyers in Wash
ington.
The richest young woman in her
own right in Washington is Helen
Carroll. She inherited $40, 900 a year
from her grandfather, Royal Phelps,
of New York.
One of the vivid reds is geranium,
which is of almost dazzliug brightness
None but brunette with pale olive
complexion should be reckless enough
to wear this shade.
The influence of the Columbian Ex-
position is apparent for there are
lot of new and strange fabrics shown
that have never been worn before in
general manner.
Pet dogs across the Atlantic are now
| dyed to hsrmonize with the prevailing
! tint of their mistress's boudoir. Two
shades of violet form the most popular
coloring for white dogs.
ExEmpress Eugenie, who was not
! long ago guest at dinner with Queen
Victoria, has now only careworn lines
and sad, dullisk expression on the
face that was once the admiration of
Europe.
There are women who keep their
silver in wooden bags and wonder why
it furnishes. 1t is supposed that the
sulphur III the cloth causes the metal
to blacken. Chamois bags are best
| for silver.
Mrs. Laura NJ. Johns, President of
| the Woman's Suffrage Association of
! Kansas, gives her entire time to the
! interest of the cause she represents.
She is on the road all the time travel
ing through Kansas.
The Princess of Bulgaria has won the
hearts of her people by her simplicity
She attends the weekly market on
foot, going from stall to stall to make
! her purchases, escorted only by re-
spectful crowd of peasants.
Lady Battersea spoke before the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
| of Brecon, Wales. some time since,
and women acted as stewards, attend
ing to all the details of the meeting
for the first time in history.
Some of the new coats are one-sided
affairs. They have one side rather
| full on the other is single wide
rever, edged with braid or stitching
Straight or slender persons can wear
these basques to great effect.
The new fad now in Paris is for
young girls to appear as old rs posssi
| BILE, ingenues being ont of the mode.
Young girls are seen quite often, par
ticularly debutantes, with powdered
hair and makeup as elderly as can he
/ assumed
In the face of the absolutely stu.
| pendous number of pictures which
| represent Queen Victoria or any aud
every domestic occasion with her
| crown on il is rather curious to learn
| that she has not, rs u matter of Tact,
| worn il more than twenty times dur
ing her whole reign.
The finishing push to the animal
/ craze has come in the bow cravats of
lace, pinned into position with dainty
sticker pins, ieweled or not, rs the re
sources of the wcarer may permit. M
woman now considers her street suit
complete, without cravat, which is SUI
perseliug both feathers aud fur neck
boas
In n ballot taken among its women
readers To- ascertain their favoritv au-
thors, Figaro Paris found Bourget to
occupy first and Pierre Lott second
place. Many of the women who ex
pressed an opinion wrote gratuitously
and with much energy, pitching into
Hola, denouncing him and all HE
works.
Tho novelist Ouida is decidedly
plain-looking, about fifty years oil,
aud "overlresses shockingly, Sha
drives on the fashionable thorough.
fares ia Florence every bright day, a
gag picture against the turquoise blue
satin of her smart orongham, ia an
orange colorod batiste, much trimmed
with lace, ani BLACK gaipurc man.
tilla.
Mrs. Robert I.ouis Stevenson pos
sessos beauty of face, figure and miul,
ani her big, soft ewes can, II The aaca
sion demands, bastern aul iifpressisa
She j. blue-staeking sho disesns