Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1895-09-20
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ideas.
Chika Sakurati, Japanese woman,
was founder OF the first Christian girls
school at Toxic.
Mrs. Langtry is wearing jewels
worth $3.50, 900 every night ON tho
stage in England.
Bloomer-wearing cyclers of Chicago
attended dance in their wheel cos
tune, and enjoyed it.
Christine Nilsson has just revisited
Sweden, after an absence of eight
years, to attend her nephew's we'd
ding.
Miss Maltby, an American girl, has
taken the degree of doctor of philoso-
ply, cum laude, at Gottingen, Ger
many.
China was the birthplace of Mrs.
Emma Eames Story. Her parents
were American residents in the fowery
kingdom.
Mrs. George Lewis, of Boston,
thinks she is the youngest grand
mother in America. Her age is thirty
two years.
Mrs. Ernest Leverson, who writes
so amusingly in Punch, is very pretty
woman, quite young and dresses in ex-
quisite taste.
1t is not generally known that Mrs.
Alma Tadema is an accomplished mr.
list and mas exhibited several pictures
at the Royal Academy.
There's one thing about it, when
woman wants to laugh in her sleeve
now-a-d days, there's no trouble about
it on the score of room.
Partisan actresses dress in paper
lace, which behiLd the foorlights looks
as we'll rs the costliest. point lace,
while it costs but tride.
Nine. Marchesi. who trained Mel
ba's voice, has just celebrated the an
niversarysof the close of her forty-irst
year of operatic teaching.
The Princess of Wales has tired OF
big sleeves and has discarded them
without any appreciable effect on the
prevailing fashion, however.
Archery is quite among the fashion.
able outdoor recreations of the sea-
son. Bow and arrow in the hands of
graceful, pretty girl is picture.
Women are now employed as letter
carriers at Aix-la-C -Chapelle. Their uni
form is black skirt, yellow belt,
and fiat, glazed hat with yellow
band.
The Queen Of Korea lives in con-
slant dread of some fatal illness and
keeps female physician, whose duty
is to examine Her Majesty's condition
daily.
Mrs. Humphrey Ward is one of the
most thrifty of women. The author
of "Robert Elsmere" has saved ST.
900, 900 from her receipts from her
novels.
The much admired box plait now
forms part Of the back Of many of
the fashionable skirts. Its graceful
effect is due to an interlinins of fibre
chamois.
Californiaus are indignant at seeing
white women working for Chinamen.
Two Cinnamon bought the produce of
some big orchards and hired the white
women to gather the crop.
Princess Fedora, OF SAKE. .Meiningen,
the Oldest of Queen Victoria's great
grandchildren, is sixteen, and has
just been confirmed. The Queen
may be great great-grandmother
yet.
The most prolific writer in Russia is
said to be Nine. Irma Fedossova, q
peasant of the province of Petrossa-
wodsk, who has given to tho world
more than ten thousand p oems. How
good they are is not related.
Hair dye is not necessary article
which a husband is bound to provide
for his wife is a recent English dc.
cision. The wife had had her hair
bronzed, against the husbands 8 wishes,
and he refused to pay the hairdresser.
Forty years ago Elizabeth Caiy
Stanton walked the streets OF her ma.
tive village, Johnstown, New York, in
bloomers. But she did it only for
day that was full of trouble. The no.
tlce she attracted was not pleasing,
and the local newspapers made her un-
happy.
Mrs. Joseph Thompson. President
of the woman's department OF the Cot
ton States and International Exposi-
tion, is tall, graceful, pretty woman,
who not only dresses in exquisite taste,
but understands thoroughly the men.
tai growth of women OF the present
day, and what they need.
Queen Victoria is a great stickler
for detail. At Osborne, Balmoral ami
Windsor everything moves like clock
work, and although frequently diff
culties arise, 80 we'll aware is every
one that Her Majesty brooks no excuse
that the greatest efforts are put for
ward to avoid the slightest hitch.
Black hats never seem to lose their
position as the most popular head
gear of tho day. True, hot, scorch-
ing sun, such as we have been treated
to lately, makes us perforce choose
white as the better non.conductor oi
heat; but even SO, it has always rival
in the sombre color.
Whether women shall practice as
surgeons and physicians in Austria is
o question now under consideration by
the Government in consequence OF a
petition to be allowed to practice pre-
sented by Baroness Possaucr. Prus-
sia has just decided to throw open
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