The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-14
IN WOMAN'S REALM.

childhood II may be of service. Write on
the fy-leaf of your history the words. mo
plan like your tabulated scheme, however"
and then when you want to be sure of the
correct order of succession mentally substi-
! tute for each word the royal house whose
initial letter is the same as that Of the
word and you will get Norman Plantagenet,
Lancaster York. Tudor, Stuart, Hanover"
all in their true order and covering the
period from 1866 to 1898.
The Mosaic club. of Jackson Mich, is an
organization of forty members, Joined to-
gether for the purpose of study. One clause
In the constitution provides that only those
shall be eligible to membership who desire
to study, and who, without criticism upon
the efforts Of Others will endeavor to further
the aims for which the club was organized.
1t is said that the governors Of New Jersey,
Kentucky, Maine and Illinois have voluntarily
offered their cooperation in furthering the
work of the Women's organizations in their
respective states, particularly those connected
with the library movement.
Marion A. MacBride is the director of the
department Of household art and domestic
science Of the twentieth triennial exhibition
or the Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic as
ISOLATION. to be held in Boston from Oct 10
TO Dec 3. 1898. This department will show
the proper construction of the home, fur
nishings and food for the family, prepared in
the most scientific and healthful manner
MRS. Marie Nelson Lee is associate editor
of the Daily News. at Manistee, Mich, and
secretary of the Michigan Woman's Press as
ISOLATION, which numbers seventy active
newspaper women in different parts of the
state. The association meets three times a.
year. the annual meeting usually occupying
three days. The members keep in touch
through correspondence and by means Of a
paper which the association publishes This
periodical is called The Interchange and it's
editor is elected each year.
curious experiment will shortly be made
in England by forming settlements of woman
IN dl1erent parts of the country for the Gull
tiVation Of the land. This is to enable them
10 add TO their incomes by the sale of fruit
flowers, vegetables, poultry, eggs honey, etc
The idea was started by the Countess Of
WARWICK, says the London Telegraph, and an
INSTITUTION Will be opened in connection with
Readlng college, where they may be trained
specially for the work. 1t will be founded
for the definite purpose Of enabling women
over the age of Is to obtain thorough train
Ing In the lighter branches of agriculture
viz: Flower and fruit growing and pack
I'D Ava AAAS"AhOSJ especially DuSn Irult, to-
matoes mushrooms, etc.. bee and poultry
keeping, dairy work. The council of Reading
college have consented TO provide the neces-
sary course of instruction, and to recognize
the Countess of WarWicks hostel as q place
or residence for women students The full
course OF instruction will extend over two
years, but those who wish to do so NAV ioin
the short course and special classes. It ia
said that the inclusive >fess for instruction
and board will not exceed ESQ a year
, or special interest to st. Paul's art students
Will be the action Of the Paramount Park Art
association, of Philadelphia, in selecting the
following well-l1nown artists to model the
colossal figures, which. when cast in bronze
viii ornament the Smith memorial monument
equestrian statue, Maj. Gen. Hancock will
pe modeIed by j. Q. A. Ward eouestrian
statue, Maj. Gen. Mcclellan, Paul ". Bart-
ISCt; colossal figure, Maj Gen. Meade. DanieI
Snester French; colossal figure, Mai. Cen
reynolds, William o. Partridge: colossal 40:
c ere R1c3 h Smith, Herbert Adams Eight
CGThiosSal 6usts as follows: Admiral Porter
CnaTies Crafty; Maj. Gen. Hartranft
S6terllns calder; Admiral Dahlgren. Georre 2
BlsselI; James H. Windrum; Samuel Wn1r.I1 y:
NAL Gen. s. ". Crawford Bessie q Po+toy.
Gov Curtin. M. Ezekiel; Gen, IameS
Beaver katherine M. Cohen; John r Gast
John j. Boyle. L. "eS''