Omaha daily bee., 1895-11-10
Feminine Nntns

Mrs. II. W. r. Story is known as tba
woman fruit rover Of Southern California :"
the world. ~ s'0''S III
Elizabeth Cady Stanton objects 70 tho ,,,,,
odd maid being longer appiied IN an o,1ori,.
unmarried woman. In these days Of tbe nnyy
woman she holds the title imnroner Sbo
wants an unmarried woman to be called a
that. 0"'" p"chelOr at
Miss Marie Corelrs new novel is Gallo,
me sorrows Of Satan" and is said IN deal
win London society. Is this the novel I
wonder for which the prince Of Wales ev-
pressed a desire for the first copy to leave
ny press! Perhaps he wants to blue penriI
1t ueiore 1t Is put upon the market!
Mrs. Henry d. Cram, a Boston husiress
Mo"+aH' mas made arrangements to furnish for
ele idIIs exposition of 1900 the drrrIcks ana
puraphernalia to be used in the erection NJ
All the buildings, which will be made ontiroiTr
Of stone. Mrs. Cram viii rersonaiT, n.rrnnee.S
intend the work of placing the seyentylGye
derricks. " evenly -"Ne
MRS. Amelia Wortle Of Rockland, Me 20.
Gently astontshed the port physician by an
piylns lor the medical service to which
sailors are entitled. She received II wt,om
she proved that for ten years She ros Ibm nom
SoIus 10 sea as steward Of the schooner Ma.
mower oil which her husband is the captain,
Mary Anderson's autobiography is amman
IIs plecemeal in the periodicals.. The Iiadios,
H[one journal mas a slice, and so has the
tNurth American Review. This only shove 10
MhaJ a varied audience Mrs. Navarro anng,Is
lhul Two periodicals. so widely apart I'm scono
sno.lu ma the same matter adapted to tbeir
readers tastes. ~ 'ne'F
9 MISS Mary Tassell of Latrobe. Pa. is the
woman of her district to apply for roofs
ration as a pharmacist. She is a gradrSato
Ihe indianapolis College OF Pharmacy and
lGtuS d ulpIona from that institution nor
6uhiio g uispelsH medici9eF utA tie Im1I
'ot water" Miss Harraden created q uet
,idod sensation at Sorosis, a sensation IhaI
mite overwhelmed the gentle little hoh'
The princess Of Wales, to the great ois.
of whoever may De r rs at ease
in rave,jng Hour after hour she retains q
holt upright position, and never unIhN" cH U
her bonnet or lying, aowni "mv
the habit to her rlgld prlh6ths W
ga IN snnolinr of il recently said to a trlenu'
"yta were never allowed to lie down durlns
the daytime when we were chllureh; y, ieg
.of making ourselves untidy, ana l am ~
accustomed to the habit now 'hao : wbiin
never dream oil removing IA ~
on a journey
Mrs. Henrietta Neylan is the lates' suI W.
ton to the number of women trustees u ,l
nublic schools of New York Clty' anu VIZ,
serve until January l, 1897. Mrs' NeSlan 30
a woman out of the ordinary. she is at lne
head of an extensive cooperase business,
| which she conducted for four years u"' nc
| the last illness of her husband, ana s"hsG a.
10th which occurred six years ago ohe 10
" Az, believer i'm the independence OF women
and is an enthusiastic friend OF euucLS'G H. IL
The district in which she hyes, Is one v -
densely populated sections oil the lower H"''
Side. ,o &c
,t a varv ant social pupil. An impoVerlsheSi
Iadv n member of the aristocracS' uhuei.oo
70 coach her for a consideration anu u 10y
adv = of excellent county STOCK " I'ii
AN's XAFl-,, NIv= lnrnpN IIIuIlIA
on Mrs. Barney. when MRS; In Win
the call she was not at all lmpressGu VIZ
Tadv IS manner Of living, LOOKING
about the rooms, which were luli OF aht'Iu,
furniture that mad been In the '3sa''y to'
| generations, Mrs. Barney remarkeu' ~,
must have had this furniture for a ionl
1--WE WnS ,'some of it about 400 years. lcll!
i remarked Lady -.
< Sarah Bernhardt has been spending her va
cation at the quaint little fortress III p''s1'"
when she has recently purchased At Is VI
e the top of a rock, surrounded Wy ho1nn"S ~
n ocean. cliffs and fishermen. she coVerSd VI
vaus Of the fortress with mats ana enlarge
IS the loopholes into windows. The rooms ar
furnished principally with bamboo. saLa
d herself dons fisher attire ana mIhsies WV
Inc Bretcns every morning. a pam ulhi,
is served at 6 o'clock, and afterwaru III
orests of the great actress ride blcycles u
In the pretty terrace in front OF the house' ~
a week guests and all go to market at Ida'
and bring back the provisions 'helhSe'',o,
Miss Abigail Dodge, or, as sue 20 ,oDt
r,nour "Gan Hamilton has so pungeht
III nterary style that one is inclined to iahC
= hat it must be her private delight to po.
Fd as the public redresser and announcer
wrongs and grievances. 1t is a fact no,
he ever, tnat she is morbidiy sen.lIgG " tes"
or IN any allusion among her acqualhtahCes
alt her writing, and nothing more sincerely a
to noys her than to be addressed by her p
name in speech. A short time before her !
,ry cent severe illness a friend OF hers met Il
in in the street III NnS"''e'0" sho Inc
sed panied by another "on'ah' ""o' ~"