The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-28
+. G. SMYTH e. SONS,
Largest Bicycle House in Kanss

devoted husband, who Is we'll off in
worldly goods, so have every opportu-
nifty to help my cause along. We own
very charming home in Lafayette, Ind
and all i regret IS that am away too
much But 1 keep up my interest in
all benevolent work at home, especially
where young women are concerned"
Mrs. Helen Cougar is exceedingly
pretty. with soft white hair. deep blue
eyes, and with a most delightfully."- COS
mopoiitan manner. She affects pink in
her costumes, and is a pretty figure
wherever seen.
was so surprised TO see women select
Knots of yellow ribbon for a suffrage
badge, asked Mrs. Cougar the reason
OF IL. Why, my dear, II is the sunfiow-
er color, and that flower is symboiical
Oh clVillzation. Now, only men who are
entirely civilized can appreciate wo-
man $ advancement, so We wear II for
their benefit, you know" was so
slad TO see that color put beyond the
pale OF jeaiousy's emblem
Mrs. Marion Todd is one Of the co,-
vention's delights. She is OF the con
gar type. but even more OF a retirin,
disposition, as one meets her SOCIALLY
But she is strong mentally. and Lss
made a telling speech or two since her
arrival. Many viii remember produc-
IONS from her clever pen, which have
heCVed her a nice little sum OF money
70 see her daughter we'll educated and
ndppiIy married. Sne complied also
railways or America and EurooA
winch mas been OF special benefit tn = no
"oTld. OF travel generally, and which re-
qulfed untold labor and care. as all the
foreign documents needed careful trans
iatlon- Her last story, in pamphlet
FORM Is entitled 'RacheTs PitifuI His
Tory IL was suggested by Grant
Allen s Woman Who Did" Mrs. Todd
Is a power with her pen. for she has a
scintilating touch that makes all her
sketches readable. Her manner is SO
gracious that she Is woman's woman.
as well as a mans. she Il violently op-
posed 10 every phase OF life interfering
with POpUlisu. and a good worker in
the cause
BEAUTY OF THE CONVENTION.
The beauty OF the convention Is Mrs.
Carl Brown, Coxey's daughter. With
lovely blonde hair. big, blue eyes, q
dainty hat covered with pink roses. she
sits in a big chair watching all the
proceedings and taking part in none.
She = q clever lttIe taIker, but does
not care for pubic speaking. She hooks
more Ike Mr.. Browns daughter. and
one can hardly believe he seaould BE- her
cfdce. But her life * a happy one. end
that her husband IS Careless sorr OF
fellow Is nothing detrimental TO he-. she
moves a5ou; from city % city. but sx-
presses decided preference Tor wesh-
ington, where she viii be renem 5sred
as the pretty God 3sss OF Peace, IL
the famous Coxey PROCESSION
Mrs II. CarEszn. wife Of Keatucky's
delegate. IS = horn IN the side q TIE
wolna1's sufI-GS- crowd. Sa= q young,
pretty. and a dainty dresser. and =
strictly znc-slnrage. she = stud ytng
law. and hopes N tina near future 70 be
admitted 20 Tie bar. Her Isszr- tine
Sra spends IN travel. AID she EAs bz7e1
extensively over Eu-cse
She says after coming from making
calls Thursday afternoon s5e Seat . .
sztSe-fng OF women delegates. and
they cslJed he- '-cloz-ei z-Esocrai"
end rna5e fa1 OF Ter nice cRos5es. bat
slse - uEusoyed- and VII wear t.ern-
TIE Ca-stin plantation = one % ne
largest IA Ke3-Uckv. and many = hap
II h0use party gathers r25ers-
Nrs Ino<s-re Q FaJ-~ - represent
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