The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-23
ness sessions. Mrs. sex.ll pre.ldlnr. Thar.

ready to follow and sustain their new PresI-
the office Of Vice President vacated by Mrs
Sewnl All Of which shows simply that the
It's womankSd and that Il w Sn fefm w}H
S Msrs all that was Httributed to them twas
the, development Of the broader. more tolerant
and NJ, magnanimous qualities.
has been the social courtesies extended The
irigidity and eXclusiyeness Of the Briton are
for the cordially with which we were received.
Invitations of the most delightful nature liter.
been possible to accept Tie only oeial rep nSs
sentatives Of the congress are the officers. dele
gates sas sneakers and those who have paid $l0O
part Of those wi 70 were not entitled to these e
invitations has been amusing. 1t is not so
Tickets are vigorously demanded at f the door,
and the guest passes through line of Iiveried
servants from the time she leaves her carriage
until her name Is announced in stentoran tones
at the door OF the drawing room.
carriage steps on the porch az ~ ba ACNE she
at the loot OF tho stairs, at the head OF the
stairs: at the drawing room door, at the door
sugper table. Wages are said to be very low Vc
paid the rues fhsre IS on to
one e, Object more imposing than an English
blazing with brass buttons, q face that would
make make the sphny look sociable. pair Of calves
It seems as il one ought not to ofrer tn" ""i
less than pound to superior a creature
but but after one has experimented a few times
readily upon sixpence.
:, on the openinR night of the congress a bril-
Sutherland at stafford House. one Of the hand
soonest palaces in England. 1t was our first
With 70 Gated Sre sRS Tsnt ntR Rs
may may hel. But now we have been in, SO many
m r IN la al nnr 1iv.a
shooting preserves or cru sine through the
a Of FL House, rises to GaSSp o
hundred feet. supported by immense columns
trance is broad land from athe 1"e end f1 Of
which ascend wide fliRhts Of marble stairs with
SbT'ops b
rooms banquet halls. drawing rooms libraries,
al a rich In paintings statuary, tapestries and
out on stone terrace overlooking an old
garden. and on this night. with full moon
s snniaF down 1t seemed like chapter from an
Her Grace stood on the first Ian ding in the
PRESIDENT Of the International, Council OF
momen she ne + , real story;book Duchess.
young from reading Ouida's romances. Tall.
from haaS oaeSess bS thu
Of pale blue and silver butterflies; regular
features. exquisite coloring., her. abundant
monds and turQuoise-no artist could evolve
from an his Imagination as lovely woman.
was centred S the famous Of
Warwick. known, as Lady Brooke until her
husband succeeded. few years ago. to the
m!qqmbcr of ladies' said before left America,
,ot Kop sec 9nlE one Of the English nobility
that Joined the throhg which followed her at
little distance as she moved. with APPARENT
a,Gowp Of heavy white satin decollette and
E Eics Less WIN IN no IrimmiGg exert the
She is very tail and beautifully moulded. and
t thiT is ypluntuoHsness in every line Of the
hips. the long limbs. but no suggestion Of
coarsencss. on her reddish brown hair was a
jewels II puzzles one to know whether her
eyes, are blue or black tho expression changes
makes, one, wonder II art can he 80 skilfully
applied, There is superb pose. every move
mSnt is t9ll Of grace and she possesses that
mates even women. aud causes men to risk
al there is in lite and count it worth the while
She is SAID to be the cleverest woman in Eng
land, and it is not surprising il she ha. aroused
would have had her pretty head cut of or been
krpt III dungeon until her beauty had faded;
avenging feminine hatred. but it still niicts
The browning honor. Of course. has been the
letter makes it imperative to defer the de.crir-
ton Some Of us American women are feeling
wild rus after royalty. we neglected to cal at
our EN- bnasy on the Fourth Of July. The New
Mr.. Choate. as Chairman OF the Constitutional
Convention. in 1894. defeated the amendment
ray he On tn" other NJ" Rnd M
fer the suffrage; Bnt the A, Am ha.sador is to
the Stars "a" and stripss .thoush" Miss Anthony
has only four stars on it's blue field
The womens clubs Of London have opened
Sospitaiity a Teceptons teas. luncheon H and
those which have their own cluohoufes have
Writer'S Sesame, Grosvenor Crescent Came;
lot Ahfem;ors some TSnE Pioneer and
wRnt sST 's 9 Pays Sers Ifs
teri tsTmed .,, hoqoraryn me ms ,, Curing
H nerest fnE Example, Glass we dst%ctoRs
when S u, we we're invited to Gne club
Cat fns sn9 q % up s
Mrs Elizabeth 3: CRAMPS Of New York and
inquiries about the mem bership and were told
When the club, was first formed i was in
living. but the congress might ave accepted
our invitation. for thcy ave dropped out. and
It would be Impossible to ,enumerate the
official invitations extended 10y societies or
ganized for every possible purpose. schools OF
cookery. students assocat ions, industrial
councils. local Government boards horticul-
turai schools. Toynbee Hall. vegetarian unions.
hospitals. &c. all inviting To-, make an in
spection, and then. English fashion, have the
Inevitable tea, and other refreshments, Tho
they are interested in. and those, with trying
to hear as many Of the splendid congress
papers as possible. and attending from one to
three or four OF the elegant functions every
evening. have made us feel that we would
better accept unanimously the cordial invita-
ton to visit the home for feeble minded.
No such hospitablc receution ever has been
accorded In any other city whore the congress
has met. This naturally raises the question.
How have the newspapers treated the coun-
cil?" But that is another story.
IDA Hustled HARPER.