Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-03-25
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Lillian Russell is said to possess the
finest collection of turquoises in the
world.
Among your odd pieces of furniture
you must have carved antique oak
spinning chair.
OF Is, $40 girls in the public schools
of st. Louis 5567 were dark haired and
10,273 light-haired.
Mrs. Havemeyer, the sugar kings
wife, employs sixty servants and pays
her boss cook SO, 900 year.
When my lady shops or goes skat-
ing she wears the heaviest gloves made,
with huge bone buttons and big clumsy
fingers.
Miss Cora Sheep in-the- Woods, q
Sioux maiden, has, under the influence
of civilization, become Miss Cora Bell
Wether.
There are twentyfour women taking
the graduate course at Yale this year.
Among them is one from Radcliffe
College.
The death of Miss Frances Mary
Buss, at the age of sixty-seven, re-
moves ono of the educational pioneers
of the day.
The Rev. Lydia Sexton, who for
fifty-six years had been preacher in
Washington State, died recently, aged
ninety-fve.
Miss Cora Bonneson, graduate of
the law school OF the Michigan Univer.
sity, has been admitted to the bar in
Massachusetts,.
When Sophie Lyons, the noted shop
litter, was arrested in st. Louis much
thumbed copy of 'Trilby" was found
in her possession.
Mrs. Isabella Beecher Hooker attri-
butes her good health in her old age
to the fact that she employs Oh clectri-
cal masseuse at least twice week.
1t is tho privilege of one OF tho no.
BILE ladies-in-waiting to tho Queen of
England to extract the seeds from the
orange Her Majesty intends to eat.
Mrs. Arthur Stannard John Strange
Wintor) is very superstitious, and
always carries two scraps of gray fur
inside the heck OF her dross as tails
man.
There is no doubt that big sleeves
are going out. The Princess of Wales
and the Dutchess OF York have oil
thei, gowns made with very moderate
sleeves.
A colored woman in New Orleans is
about to take her degree in medicine,
and will be the first woman to practice
in that city with q degree won in
Louisiana.
Mrs. L. e. Castle, of Iowa, who is
serving as justice of the peace, was
elected to that position because the
ticket had her initials instead of those
OF her husbaed.
The ex-Empress Eugenie, Of France,
has recently visited Queen Victoria at
Windsor, and the two ladies went out
shopping together in the quaint and
drowsy old town.
A woman who was to play Lady
Macbeth in Topeka (Kan.) amateur
show refused to go on because she
couldn't have big sleeves for her
sleep-walking gown.
'Patti can eat more candy in less
time than any human being have
ever seen," is one New York woman's
verdict regarding the sweet tooth
propensities of the diva.
The appointment is announced of
Carrie Licbig us division surgeon of
tho Northern Pacific at Hope, Idaho.
This is the first woman physician to
be appointed in the railway service.
NJ. e. King, of Charleston, Me-, has
two young daughters, aged respec-
lively ten and twelve years, who have
broken two-year-old colt to Wagon
and sleigh without the aid of any one.
Miss Ida Lockwood, OF Munice, has
lately been commissioned Deputy
County Recorder in Delaware County,
Indiana. She has been clork in the
Office for eleven years, and is the first
woman deputy in that county
Queen Louise, of Denmark, is one of
the oldest European monarchs. She
is seventy-seven years of age, but is
quito youthful in appearance. She
was princess of Hesse Cassell and
like Victoria she has been good
mother.
Rev. Anna Howard Shaw, d. D., of
Philadelphia, has received diplomas
for the ministry, law and medicine.
She is Vice-President of the National
woman suffragists, has an orotund
speaking voice and is one of the most
aggressive takers of her sex.
Professor Porter's elaborate inyesti-
CATION of the weight of women seems
to show that during early girlhood
brunettes weigh trifo more than
blondes, but that after they have at
tanned womanhood there is no signiG-
cant difference in their weight
Ono field in which woman has not
yet attained great prominence is pilot
age. Miss Elizabeth Polhemus, of
San Diego. CAL, is qualifying herself
to remedy this deficiency. She ex.
poets in eight months to pass examina-
tions ADMITTING her TO the comnonV, ~