New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-27
FOUR WOMEN VOYAGERS.
MISS JULIA MARLowE. MISS KITTY hof 70
MRS FRANK LESLIE AND MISS ANNA
HELD ARRIVE.

rho-o u,oa an unusually large NUMBER Oh P'o"i-
van, Margins on the steamships which hrf''e' -
Eurone Yesterday, among the"h Oe -.
,,or,en who have achieved reputation III
wavs Some Of these women were oduiy 80 g,
.o,hor on the voyage on the American li''o' %
tos1 o. ns.once were Julia Marlowe the act
I'D K,,tv LOTUS sprightly little p'oh'
h,r,asouer from London, who says she mas ooi,e
oyer 70 do a few little songs and dances' ""I0
on the French Line steamship La Ao"i"
Mrs Frank Leslie and Anna HeId' s.
Mics Marowe has been abroad since JUN ol0
hos como home TO begin rehearsals OF pa' 'ai"
Frietche" which is to be produced III '"e
Theatre about the middle OF OCTOBER
"1 bavo had n delightful time" she SAID yes'er-
sov ct went first to London then TO faris anu
enal,v ~ Switzerland. but l am awiui'y siau "
ga, home for there's no place IKE Aneiioa' 80
Narlowe laughed heartily when asked aoou' nv.
rooa,ro NJ n paper on The Women OF the o'aee
bofore the International Council OF women III i'o
don. IL, "I uas
"Ubv I wasn't even there" she said was
asked 10 read such a paper, and 1t was ele%,
honor Of course but TO have attended tne coun.n
would have spoiled my vacation anu 81 O'' NV
60" ,,,, eb,rt waist.
Miss Kitty LOTUS. in dainty PINK si 80" a.
n,ro SKIRT and big straw hat, almost hiuuen ~
- Nos s,t,ine on the deck OF the 81 LOUIS
waiting for the rush OF passengers 10 suoS'u.'
when she told a Tribune reporter that '"o ''P
over had been delightful. -, .,,s
of is nv first long voyage. she saiu' anu
erioved # immensely. l shall remain mere 80
elk weeks. II the people like me ana / IKE '"eni
what am going to do? on. niue songH y n
dances In the roof garden OF me 1Se~ Puck
Thcafre When go home l III go,n,s W p''
In a Midsummer Nights Dream 6,ss,a .oftus "a
Kitty LOTUS is not relative or Cissie
has peI Ersnk Leslie and Anna Held had eyluen ny
~ jnenired by mutual regard uufli 49,
peCoiie on "a Tourane and each had an aul'I -
49, Sor the others dog. Mrs esne 81 "a rd her
cLva terrier under her arm ana MISS iAei1 " "
black poodle In leash: ,-os,.,,hle" said Mrs.
Anna Held is sweetly irresisuo'e' SUN
Leslie. ,r,,tno and combs her hair
so nicely" said Anna Held . abroad IN Nav
30 Erank Leslie. who went ABROAD III ' 81
-hi -, of the summer In LONDON, "heIe o.,o
sPeI' ~ cave an entertainment LOT <ahei ~
says sn ewomen and others. including susan -
hn,bppnT Ms May Wright Sewell ana hie' "''
over Alden. .,o which I shall endeavor
. i a., in America" said Mrs. Leslie, - VIZ
noeead for the first time al the eitei ~ no o
aoye az The Tudor In each WINDOW VI ' nea1a ~
Sjecent reception room were sreat n"nl'' 80 now
ilince,Ic .ared with ferns. You have no ldea INV
ICe, more endurabe the hot rooms were WEI
nun nun, mU his simple but elegant device spe,,t
49, vseks in Carsbad-not Tor inc "a.,r,,s.,nea
three rasi In London was much enter lali ir
lust tor LvsJi nf Ellen Beach Yaw. ArKells
py ,rie romlcted me $4,000 last summer anu an
w Going TO settle right down 20 "Uih' vo, CO
1870 don't know what literary Work ~ ,,,st
form some Idea when tell you t ma aaonentnS a
read 20 900 pages OF manuscript Deio'e ''0eP'"'
story.