The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-01-21
FEMININE GOSSIP.

Miss Winnie Davis, daughter of Jeifer-
son Davis, has her first novel ready Tor
pUDliGation.
Sarah Bernhard. it is said, has been
paid lj0V.UJD m twenty-seveu years Tor
her eX rtI5ns on tne stage
ady Arthur Eli who jumped in>
pogllarit. u4lh bier IN tee ts.cgitmS,''
about to BRING OUT tWo new SONGS.
Lady Florence Di&ey has formed i
ladies. football club. Almost any married
man will testify mat the sex can kick.
Mrs. Oliphant never touches pen to paper
in the daytime. 70 her tne cain OF the
night is tne most tnousht-alluilhg period
OF the day.
Miss Frances Z. Wizards mother said
to her when she lrst began her social e.
form Worn. "l5e qulet, lny dear; We axe
not born 10 rc!sn Out 70 Wrcstle.'
Mrs Elizabeth Caiy Stanton has no
pauenc. with tn crusade against living
pictures on the stage Wnic there are 50
many living pictures 10 be seen in the
boxes.
Miss Harriet 4. Colfax has for thirty
years b en- lighthouse keeper at Michigan
City. She is cousin al the late wee
President Schuyler ColtdN, who secured
ner appointment.
Miss Emily Davis. who laid the iOunda
ton OF Girlen college Ia boi, IS stun lNing
to 81. ana jo.ce ia tire 1gu"th oi the
Institution in WlIch she tooh Such a large
interest.
Mrs Osmer. widow OF the raymaster OF
the E!cJus, WhO ulcd recently IN England
at tn &Se o. elShty-hV was the last
survivor of the women widowed by the
loss o. Sir john tIahkiin's arcuc eNpedl-
ton.
one Of the most entertaining persons in
London az present is Miss Lillian MorTitt,
wnos. amazing IN mory permits her 10
play q game of che 'kers, domInocS ana
Napoleon at The same time. Sne SITS
Duudiolied and calls OF the move without
hesitation 10 uer attendants.
Miss Grac- French, a Sunday school
teacher ana social IaVOrite in brooklyn,
VINO married a Chinese lauhuryhah Two
years ago against the wishes OF hct pa
rents. mas returned to the iattet, and h@r
husband. Mr.. lee, adVerlses that ne VIII
not be responsible tor her debts, etc.
\ young Woman Of Sh arbrooke' Quebec,
made love and proposed to a butcher
named Herb ri. lie rejected her, out
when Il woman says she will, she Will,
you may dep nj on T. ana SO sne tr1 ,a
again, broke down the icy barrier OF re-
lection won him 10 say yes ana mar
ried him Off-hand.
Mrs. Mary LVermore has retired from
the platform. At the age OF sew snty-thfee
sic gives 10 active labotS winch nave been
coutinuous tor over half a century. IN All
reforms, VIII Their temp rance sanitary or
relating to suffrage, she mas ranked dinoh5
the wiscst ana aDlest of Amer ic9 women
ana mas earned the rest when shOuId now
come 10 her.
IT was Mrs Cleveland's idea for the
presidential idnllAS 70 ~ iiO7t VI
living in the suburbs OF the city, ana 1t
was at her requ st that Noodley was
purchased ana devoted 10 TINS purpose.
Sac is very proud OF the success OF her
MAN. and snilingly says that she VIII
next try to do away with the Whlte mousse
altog ther.
There are al Nassar two beautiful vases
sent from Japan by "a former graduate
Who is now the wife of Count Oyama, VINO
lea the successful land forces in the cap
tnre of Port Arthur. The countess, al
though a Japanese, was so thoroughly
Amerlcanized by her four years in this
country that she spreads an American
IA BILE ana wears Paris gowns.
Mrs Yates, of New Zealand, the only
Iadv MAYOR in thu British dominons, is 70
90 on a prolonged featuring tour at the
clos of her term of office few months
hence She is said to be an excellent
platform speak I, and during the last ten
wears has taken . prominent part in the
agitation that resulted in the recent
legislation for woman suffrage in New
| Zealand.
Mrs. Burton Harrison, whose books have
mad her famous and whose social posi-
| tion is an enviable one to ambitious aspi-
rants was a high-spirited young girl
named Contance Carey when the wal
was raging. Sine was a little confederate
and to send a flag to General Lee, she
| cut up her best pink silk gown and her
| light blue silk jacket and embroidered
| and sewed a confederate flag, which today
is cherished as a very precious souvenir
of feminine devotion by Colonel Robert
Alexander Chisholm.