The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-06-01
Facts of Interest
To Women Readers.
Symposium of Information, Partly Grave,
Partly Gossipy and Partly Gay.

English girl Of today, he says, Is ut
terly unlike the sentimental. languish-
ing creature of the old lSeepsakes. She
aurd strnigbt The race q developing
on Darwin,an principles. Men are Civ.
ing up marrying. or. at all events,
thew marry less than they did. The
woman th.raror, NO ,ongar see,, TO
p,r, ,n+o "s s,n n'.m ,,,,.,S I & 'anS cnmrstn with
Vw' INTO the world aNu coihpe'e M,u'
tne men. There are womens ciups'
Where every sort OF subject ls es'seriy
discussed. According To M. flion' mere
mother Is the widow of q Cambridge
professor. and she has fou. daughters,
OF whom the eldest is 40. The mother
has very, ydvanced politiral opinions.
ora conston,,v sns,ks In w,h,jc She
ives a'one. .he e"es. oaus"s, wn,
'ouii''hs'' oe'"pi.N' Si''''"oeiH ",>'
as iee as any young i''an' Shs 's
'nteiiitseht' happy' rreproaeiN,oie' ih.
second goes in for higher studies and
teaches at Girton. The third has found
fourth Is u sculptor. NJ. Filou finds
everywhere in England n continual
pbvs,cal and mental act,yity. He is
inc,psl ON the Who'll, 20 .b,r,, that
- HV,,n
90 so'e n'4"'' !" '"e ave" "e
THE NEW WOMAN:
In sp,ts of be, boastea ipdependence In
nine cases out of ten the new woman
couldn't get along without the old man.
Boston Globe.
What's your opinion OF the coming wo-
man .u,
van ,. 'e"' ou' "a ~ s,h.rs
SSip, 10 w. ns
Mrs De stvls-I like this dress. hut IL
doesn't match my complexion.
Mrs. Van Snappy-O. that's but n t,ifle;
you can alter your complexion to suit
Harpers Drawer.
wine sllHson-Mamna says she feels
So.'y toI svu. .,,
y,,I,, pnt',N"1 ",
xonr recs,,,on ~ sar,a aevs % hsrs
Harnar,s Rag,r
DO you intend TO marry again?" said
Mr.. Riverside. OF New York, to Mr.. De
Cree, of Chicago.
OF course" replied Mr.. De Cree. There
are TWO ceremonies still unpunched In the
Gommula,lon marriage ticket bought OF
iNe'' LIZ Ah''uiS' -'uuse'
we women writes Amber, have
always mad to bear the onus, whether
justly or not or being great and weari-
some takers. Too much talk Is weak
enhhs all around 1t weakens the
talker, the talkee and the talked about.
"A -
100 prone to wage wordy battles,
which, though they draw no blood. scar
ap1ure the use OF our tongues alto
-. We eai,,Doe am MAKE Niieiii minis minus
$50 "4ii 'iu JOY "ttcheu
oiru swinging on Its perch In the
sunshine today, and, although 1t Is q
venerable bird, as the age of birds
when it first chipped the shell. Not a
feather had turned sray. not a fur
row had cbannel..d tts smooth hoax
watched rba cat ON !, nc, h,,nt,,,s,
and n,-r,,e, ,,,. de-eIIrtr,r do,,s arr,a,..
-, ~.LN; no ear niark, NOT
Eh oi .ne "itftrlhs onsht ana trou-
ore OF otd age. L Watched the famliy
horse, poking his nose outside the bars
OF the pasture lot, as dapper and gay
as when first he kicked his coltish
heels In the clover Why? Because to
has been vouchsafad the ro,,,er os
snee,h ana IN coneao,anca +ha,, ar.
daha,--s.d g., 1,,,,,o.. t.s,-.-,. -.
s..eoa - a, me -. -.
aiu .ne HiiSchieVous warfare
VI 'aih oiSputdtioh. some eminent au-
thofIty gives II as a rule that the three
things to be avoided in order that Sc
renHty and beauty NAV he maintained
ment and ayarice"
-.
He-fou thlnk you are 100 young 70
maFryI why my mother married at a.
She-Thats nothing; my mother mar
ried before I was born.-smfth, Gray &
COS monthly.
Her parents are putting every obstacle
IN the way"
t' They have even gone so far as to urge
her 10 marty me- -io"h TOPICS
Dali, ur. -.. l.,
mary M Iosta,,e' nnx IN, 10 ,s r,,i,a1
fInanc,aIIvp
Della-It's all her barrain-counter mania.
As soon as she heard that ne was terribly
reduced she felt that she must take him.
New York World.
,l|
far-sighted miss Of II summers has
Ss sone,uaed 70 marry a big man for her first
-. .ta. "a s'u little one LOT her second.
the ara, and rnarc t,auo "m n me CO. c.1.nes ~. Oh