Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-29

WIDOW, ana owns ana manages farm OF
1000 acres few miles north of Baden BADEN
Spring.
Mrs. Helen Campbell has accepted a call
to the chair of household economies and
hygiene and dean of the woman's depart
ment of the State Agricultural college Of
Kansas, and will enter upon her duties in
September.
peculiar feature about Miss Ingelows
life was that she never entered a theater
and an equally remarkable one about herself
was that she claimed that she could remem-
ber events in her life from the time she was
| II months old.
Amelia E. Barr, the well known authoress.
is quoted as saying: There is going to be
a reaction from the aggressive athletic.
sporty woman to the old-fashoned woman,
and when the old-fashoned woman comes in
again she will stay in"
Clara Louise Kellogg, who Is known in
private life as Mrs. Carl Strakosch Is in
excellent health and resides in beautiful
country place at New Hartford, Conn.
Though she no longer sings, she witnesses
many operas in New York every season.
Mrs Craigie C.John Oliver Hobbes') Is
still very delicate and incapable of much
bodily eXertion and she consequently leads
the life almost of a recluse. She spends
most of her time in her library but OCCASION
ally writes in bed. She never goes to dinner
parties or receptions, but retiTeS carly to rest.
and spring in the south of France all the
time working steadily at her new novel, upon
which she has now been engaged for eighteen
months. She will finish the book for the
autumn book season She is retcent about
the nature of the novel, stating only that
1t Is not another Heavenly Twins"
Countess Marinda. better known as Chris
time nilsson, has just made trip to Sweden
her native country, where she visited tho
exposition at Stockholm. Her visit was
constant succession of the proofs of public
admiration, and crowds of people waited
in the street for her to pass. She sang only
once. at Upsala the old university city.
where the students came to serenade her
Queen Victoras jubilee great grand
daughter, the little princess of York. has
received her name. The cake for the christen-
ing weighed seventy pounds and was thirty
six inches in height. Upon the top was
large lily, in the center of which repOsed
the figure Of an infant; above the lily was a
canopy of lace, held in place by cupids.
The decorations around the cake were OF
lilies of the valley
Miss Adams OF Hull House Chicago.
issues for summer use a recreation guide
intended for those too poor to leave town
for long summer vacation. The object OF
the pamphlet Is to show poor families and
workers where they can go In the vicinity
OF the city and find fresh air and unre-
stricted freedom for days outing The
price of each trip is given, the trips includ-
ing excursions around the lake front into the
country, as well as the most dc slrable subur-
ban street car routes.
Three women of Fort 3 Jtt Kan are ON
the jury list for the Sent mber term of tho
district court. They are Mrs. A. Kaufman,
Mrs. A. NJ, Douglass and Mrs. M r. Ross.
The names were given to the county clerk
by the mayor, who took them from the tax
rolls, The women own property and pay
taxes, and the names were drawn In the
same manner as mems names They are
willing to serve and will do SO unless ex-
cused by the presiding justice.