Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1895-05-10

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read or write.
The Queen of Madagascar always
dresses in European fashion.
A touch Of light green vies with the
inevitable purplisn-rei note seen.
It doea not Jake much material these
times to make an evening bodice.
The first Berlin gymnasium for wo.
men has opened with sixteen pupils.
For street and outing wear the walk
ing hat will rival the perennial sailor.
The Dowager Duchess of Sutherland
is the "director" of a mining com.
pany.
There are those vino say it is only a
question of time when colonial wigs
will come.
It would seem to be the fashion for
women to wear white kid gloves upon
all occasions.
Lady Frederick Cavendlsh has taken
the field as lecturer against Welsh
disestablishment.
Russia has five female astronomers
who have submitted papers to the
Academy of Science.
Partisan hats increase in size from
day to day and are laden down with
flowers of all kinds.
There is rumor adoat in the world
of fashion that long, heavy earrings
are to be worn again.
There is q new button made. ap-
Farently of twisted wire, with large
stone ball in the center.
Bodices of elegant street dress are
in blouse form, or else are Eton
jackets worn over blouse front.
The Empress of Japan is using all
her influence to have her countrywo-
men adopt the American costumes.
Girls of the period hide their ears
with straight hair and curls as if those
features of the head wers malformed.
The Bank of Genoa, Neb., got into
the hands of the examiner after run
ming for one week with a woman as
President.
Having saved up 100000 crowns
since 1890, the women of Norway are
going to present their Government
with torpedo boat.
Some of the Boston beauties, who
are fond of athletic exercise, array
themselves, just after break fast, in half
gymnasium costume andrun foot races.
The idea is being considered to unite
all the women's clubs in Kentucky in
stock company for the erection of
handsome woman's building in Lex
ington.
Miss Edith Van Buren,, New York
girl, won the first prize for carriage
decoration in the parade at this years
mid-Lenten flower festival at Nice,
France.
A colored women in New Orleans is
about to take her degree in medicine,
and will be the first woman to prac-
tice in that city with degree won in
Louisiana.
The emblems of royalty of the
Queen of Madagascar consist of four
scarlet umbrellas, which are held over
Her Majesty when she sits in her palan-
quiu of State.
Mrs. W. b. Brown, of Washington,
N. c., has given to the State Council
of Kings Daughters a beautiful home,
which is to be used as home for i'm.
beetle children. The Legislature of
the State will be asked to make ap.
preparations for its support.
The late Lord Randolph Churchill
had SIX sisters, each one of whom mar
ried remarkably we'll, although they
were by no means beauties. There is,
perhaps, no record of six sisters, aud
plain girls with extravagant tastes and
no money, having been thus happily
married.
The late Partisan dressmaker,
Charles Frederick Worth, is described
as "a tallish man, with big, clever
head, brown eyes and very prominent
forehead" He used to say: "If
had my way all women should be slight,
graceful and pretty. Then dressing
them would be an artistic pleasure. :"
Mrs. Wayne Macveagh, wife of the
American Ambassador in Rome, whose
residence is the magnificent Palazzo
Plombino, is extensively quoted for
the magnificence of her wardrobe. At
q recent reception Mt the Embassy she
appeared in n gown of lilac brocade
with ornaments OF diamonds and black
pearls combined Mrs. MacVeagh has
quickly won favor at court, and has the
social background of the several Amcli.
can women of title in Rome.