The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-28
SOME POP WOMEN
Continued from Sixth Paxe)

I ra7onai cooperative congress held last
week Her son - vice consul 70 China
1 at present. ard Repubiican She win
speak through New York during rhs
fall On Free Coinage"
MIS- s La jerks o. Cntcsgo u one OF
ne representative wurnen here Sha
was chairman Of rhe woman,s AUXILIARY
% the Peoples party durng the last
campaign. and organixei de MONDAY
meetings OF Tho Chicago work1nx-wo-
men. which Wi work again under her
able guidance In Chicago this fail
CHtCAGoS REPRESENTATIVE
Mira jerks Is pue OK Chscaxo's sue
cesssul real escace speculAsors and owns
q charming home on tbs South Side.
| She - mnch identified With benevolent
work N ChsoaGa She has made several
good speeches In 81 IIou.s and Is q
nss- ececrfvs aid popula< figure In
Populsyssc work
| As pretty as . picture n Ma Z. NJ.
ponrelly o. Boston: tail, graceful. with
lovely brown eyes and hair and q srtss
Bos:onzan air OF essgancs. She il tina
book reviewer FOR Q leading publishing
house as well as . wyssrr of consider
able ability. She docs not believe IN Q
woman's speaking n pubic. bue thinks
sne saousd DO al her work sn quset-
She - q worker arong The siums Of
Bosenn and 70 arxsos1 TO assist % ca~
elevation Of humanity.
She Il sn odd rrmner axncng her
sister ceiegatea and tccsrs more ft.>d
90 be a; the head OF q charming homs
than a delegate Of thse PopusisS party.
With her - Mr~ Trsls;< OF Boston. .
rnotheriy woman wsso u. like Mrs Do<-
nelly, more fcoed for home existence.
Miss sn,SsheA OF Kansas fly IL a pic
sures-2ue figure In . light blue muslin
gown She has wsyy brown hair ard
big blue eyes A bat worn sack on tho
head and covered with poppses adds Ia
her at-re. She - an actress. having
decided some years ago 20 devote her
time To that profession Her one hob
by Is % prevent The wearing of oorsets.
IN dramatic tones sssse sa.d: IL
had my say. I would let the men taks
care % the men. prusaihit drinks or cl-
garettes as thcy chose. but I tdramar5c
sweep q the hand, would put such =
tarin on corsess ths, few women co0.J
purchase them"
NEW SORT OF TARIFF.
She IS the tail. slender btE.ii THAI -
graceful without one but plead FOR the
stout members OF ne sex Every one
OF them would be IN better heaitA." shs
answered. severely.
At the Informal gathering OF lady
speakers. she gave an trrprognp;u rrc<-
tstton- original. on the Downfall %
William Whitney" The latter - 80
thoroughly a beloved OF the ladies'
wonder any woman runs N opposition
10 him. AESs Mitchell zaad in a whis-
per 60 me: IL win him II hs L.sas tbs
fall" ! .oiA her he seemed IN such ex-
ceGlent hsafth the last week / scarcely
believed he would commit sslisde.
Mrs Anna ngsrs. the only woman en-
the executive committee. - tiny indl-
vidual OF about ninety pounds She -
Chairman OF The delegation from The
District Of Columbia She Il a god
poltSran. good hoSE>rke-per. aud tAs
mother OF thru ctfkirex. Sae IL clever
beyond doube, and IN such constant de-
nland FOR = harSisa.hke her righs arra
was PUT into a bandag- for SAFE Keep
Ing. The Oldest daughter Is showing
already fondness for politics. ausi
VIII ASSIST her mother Ibis fall IN tae
work
Miss Helm Boswell yarricx - young
aid pretty. and VIII be remembered a.
having I'D 81 thu wom2n's anu-Tam-
many fight. She a. a young society wo-
man OF New York. and her parents are
She Will Dc oHe os The sgroas
speakers this fall.
There ~ a great 1eai OF talk dur<aK
his gathering OF women as 70 who all
'uccsssd Susan IL. Anthony IA case u
iar dsstth, and The gefserai opinion "a
nat Mrs Carrie Chairman Gait OF New
FORK city VII be oaosen sac IL only
3 years ord. but IL The most brilliant
Woman on the taps ret she was ons
Y the WOMEN who carried Coioraslo for
Her horne Efe j. delixhtful.
SUSAN ANTTfoNY'S SUCCESSOR.
She lives n handsosIss style. tost out
sde Of New York. on thse Hudson Nlss
writes ha't every Morning
ssen she asakes 4 Is a surprise 70 her.
or u n tine her heart csased b~afsnx.
srls SHOWS that she - very frIil Mn.
.ddie 81 johnson OF ST. Louis . Mss
Inchonys resrsssnta5vs a. ia coz
en@on-
II 10 al e-rS1- o believe ffsas ~ou,e-.
Z the suffrage question are az ta.ss-
ractsve. Many OF them are rnzrs tn
er>-s-.ng and with pretty faces. Th~y
- not disappointed czarsks They
ave good husbands who give tis~n
see homes and hs<p taera n their work.
hey ar- a happy crowd A few rant
~ ars n the ranks. bat tfAsy aocom-
hsh Iess than th@ good takers ana
81 gradually 80 the beaeft Of a qtasss
,annsr.
OUR BOY WONT LIVE A MONTH
50 Nr. Gilman Brown Of "a MI S..
1urh Gardner. Mas. Wa told By ne
Sctors His son had Lang trvuei..
II ffFs~ 49, 81.