The morning times., 1895-09-22
THE NEW WOMAN.
Random Dashes Mt Her winning wiles
and Ways.

Random Dashes ut Her winning wiles
and Ways.
"Restaurant men, like the New Woman
said one of them. "She eats more thar
the other kind. The way the typewriterH
and stenographers down town have change
their way of feeding in the last ten year
is one of the signs of the times. 1t used Z
be cup of tea and piece of cake or pi,
for lunch; now see the beef and ham and
hot stcws they get away with. And they
show the change in their looks, too. They're
not breaking down, as they used to do"
| Ellen Terry has had all her kith and kin
| up before the camera to furnish her with
/ photographs to bring to America. The
| Two things she never travels without are 2
| teamaking outfit and full collection of
family photographs. She puts these last
| in her steamer baggage, and always has
| them out To decorate her Etatcroom on a
| voyage.
The woman of all women who held the
| public attention in Central Park on a
recent sunny day, was Oh wheel wore
the full trousers that have not yet ceased
go create a sensation. and carried a baby
III front of her. A policeman said she was
the first wbeelwoman that had appeared
with baby.
Mrs. Potter recently told friend that
she had not been allowed to see her daugh-
ter since her return to this country. She
wants her own mother to bring up the
child. but the Potter's profess not to like
In, ba, Hal
Hairdealers say that the Englishwomen
wear more false hair than those nf any
other nation, particularly now, when most
other women wear none. The custom and
extensive advertisement of waves, bangs,
fronts, ETC., ip their papers confirm the
statement.
Mrs. Margaret Sangster, the editor of
Harper's Bazaar, does more signed writing
outside her editorial duties than any other
editor in New York. Religious poetry
is one of the fields she is conspicuous in.
publishing much of her work in den omina-
tional religious papers. She is u Corgre-.
gationalist.
The woman, with talent for dress says:
why won't wcmen learn to put ON their
belts so that they viii slope downward in
frc-lt and up in the back? All good fashion
plates make the waist line dip little in
front, and 1t is an easy thing to accomplish,
and yet only the cleverest women and the
cleverest dressmakers manage it. 1t does
everything for the waist in making it look
slender and sweet"
Some Washington people want Levi P.
Morton for our next President, for no
other reason than that Mrs Morton when
in Washington lends her high sanction to
an effort to form a fashionable carriage
meet at the White Lot-a sort of park back
of the White House.
Fashionable folk want to make a second
Rotton Row of the place, but they haven't
exactly succeeded as yet.
Miss Waite, n niece of Chief Justice
Waite, of the Supreme Court of the United
States, is one of the residents and most
earnest philanthropical worker at Han
House, Chicago.
Tile way that women not respectable
have put themselves in evidence on bicycles
in New York City made one man say the
other day: "In a year not decent
woman will venture TO ride a wheel in the
city" And then a lady answered: ~ don't
believe the women Will be so foolish
as to give up wheeling for any such il
logical reason. They might as well quit
eating because disreputable women fire.
quently make three meals a day"
The funniest thing developed in cycling
Is the way the swell women at Newport
and such places take their maids with
them on Il second machine, and then insure
that servants shall have a properly infe-
rior aspect by putting them on low saddles.
There's nothing like n low saddle to give
i woman plebian air.
becoming, and many do, and would like
TO keep it on as late as possible, can do
much to brown their skins with mixture
of heat and sun, by oilinG the skin before
going out of doors. soft cloth will re-
move all look of grease and yet leave
enough to increase the tanning process.
Where Women Have a Monopoly.
Women have the monopoly in silk de-
signing, the few men who are employed in
that work in this country being foreigners
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