Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-04-01
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Ribbons are profusely used as gar
niture for corsages as well as skirts.
Susan B. Anthony wants to start q.
big daily newspaper exclusively for
women.
Mrs. P. 7. Barnum complains that
$40, 900 year does not pay her living
expenses.
The court plaster patch on chin or
cheek has been revived by modern
''grand DANES"
One of the most famous folklorists
of the world is Miss Mary Alicia Owens
of ST. Joseph, Mo.
About sixty foreign women have
been naturalized in New York during
the last three years.
There are about ITO, 900 women in
Connecticut. At the recent elections
less than two per cent. voted.
The wise father of manageable
maidens will insist on cozy recessed
window seat in his new house.
Mrs Bradley Ma rtin, New York
society leader, has bought the dia-
mond crown of Marie Antoinette.
Princess Louise, of Denmark, sister
OF the King. is dead. She was abbess
OF the convent of Itzehol, Holstein.
The Czarina of Russia is an accom-
plished typewriter. All her family
correspondence is indited on that ma
chine.
The Young Women's Christian AS
sociation of Michigan includes nine
teen associations, with a membership
of 1000.
Mrs. Gladstone is eighty-one years
old and she possesses that vigor and
vitality which is 80 remarkable in her
husband.
Carolus Duran, the French portrait
painter, is to visit New York this
winter to paint the picture of Mrs.
George Gould.
The Turkish fez for little boys has
become fashionable to the extent of
being common. Now mammas look for
something new.
Twenty-four. young women are
taking graduate courses at Yale Col
lege this term. The number is in
creasing each year.
Velvet collars in all shades and
shapes are very popular this season.
Some of these stocks have one large
or two tiny buckles.
Miss Isabella Lockwood has been ap-
pointed Deputy County Recorder at
Munice, Ind, and the courts will
decide as to her eligibility
Lena Mcclellan, of st. Paul Mimi.
is the Youngest stamp collector. She
is four years old and pursues her fad
with untiring energy and interest.
The women's clubs in and about
Washington have federated under the
title of "The Federation of Women's
Clubs of the District of Columbia.
The newest lace pins have bullet
heads, either iridesoent, green. mauve
or deep blue, sold in pairs, united by
a chain-an old fashion which revisits
us.
Washington will have among its per-
residents this winter q coterie
of not less than a dozen widows of
social celebrity and apoplectic bank
account.
Tha class of '97 at Wellesley is the
most athletic class in the college. Its
members excel in every kind of sport,
and have earned honors both at home
and abroad.
Lillian Russell, the opera singer,
instead of bonbons, keeps u dish of
boiled carrots constantly on her dress
ing table, and declares that they are
fine for the complexion.
Countess Giannoti, who is men.
toned as one of the favorites among
the ladies in waiting to the Queen of
Italy, in an American. daughter of
cigarette maker of Newark, N. j.
Misses Judson and Lamson, of
wealthy Cleveland (Ohio) families,
the former the daughter of a Judge,
have joined the Salvation Army, and
are living in the army barracks in that
city.
Mrs. Oscar Beringer, one of the
leaders of London literary society, was
born in America, and, as she says, can
boast of a mixture of English, Irish,
Spanish and French blood Her child.
hood was passed in California and
Mexico.
At recent bazaar of all Nations.
the clever thought was carried out of
showing the time all over the world.
Above every booth clock was set
that was regulated to the hour then
passing in the place represented by
the stall.
A Miss Sterling, at Aylesford, Nova
Scotia, has an industrial farm and
schools, established at her own ex-
pense, where she brings waits from
Scotland, and teaches them how to
make a living. She has something
ike 100 of the unfortunate children
there now.
An enterprising organizer has
formed football team of women in
north London. The players will be
professionals" and receive share of