The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-13

Az the closo Of this meeting. when the STA,
card in his hand peerIns a3 XXI T9S "y sl
e.g " O. the nlattorm1 | went TO him ami asst
OF all the American women here on sulllalr
he answered. | had TO laugh This time
American reportor would have been ut oil-
hotel fifteen minutes after 40 nrIlycd ~ N''
=, At the session on jwrnaltsm the. ralo- o.,
over Alden Of Now Yoit. She was s't one ", ~,
very few american women who received 80
beautiful Duchess Of sutherland presided ',.r
this meeting and made u chuyminV ieu.n.l..
Tp to the highest stnfdard Thc "Xp I'St T@
newspaper women could not repicss II sraIs
eomn nH sG " IsGse , s1 inf ey
consi Tered unworthy they cuu soon hi, ,
The editors t. SEE that they would MT dcf;
struggle, OF women to get and Eerp their pr..
curious hold on the press. think, howyle.
guilty Of such comment rs this from the
Jamr$'s ,Gdh.ir. which Wishes the wou
would give the editors this excuse to get ~
OF them:
with few exceptions, one lady jonrnoii,t is O.,
tronnle ,ong as ten Of tho ord,nar! soy sl"la,1
her editor-hc not on being no doubt. u.lt 10, .,r,
upon him p,r"nallT Sac irs into the onsa ' ..
Lnrly. makln- terrible hnilnlallo, at Ia. ra.,Nt
grimy corridors. vt ehG Insists uiot i,,,.i, ~.
her best things fos fear the dear, editor ao1a nj
tskSs TIE anu m air which he gdit ttal n,
asE FER 81. Ss0 n pre's srm IT. an "a,
that men do That. H"f"o l lon, y" ,No ar IT,.
Wants ss tie know the SSi @h naprSs ? have
pin or two in his pocket: since M newspaper, .
admit it IL he did. Ii" has to make ,uSH h.U,Ims
Tu;ss as r, ms , natis m%1rI% WI @1ntt bo m
pnT-lady Journalists have. indeed been know. ,
t"rs desk for US" when hey call III" ,srt nni ..
sretion ro3nr.d IN ,@h sG,Hs are "hyY" @
"prepossessing appearance"
How did the Americans ever get the name 4
being a nHner.makinG tc"rlet The !nl n
this Womuns Congress. for cNamu.e Nl.u
It was under the management Of the Am"r.
can women. during tho Wotid's lnr. rlor,.
thing was thrown wide oren to the ,uhnr III
the meetings were FREQ and everybody was H..
Here every one was Obliged To buy a .oa,uu
ticket ut sevenshl lings and the everlasting sIN-
pence pence about ~ II Tas an ntisr impg}es
Ticket, About, 5000, tickets were to,i, whiSh
liable exercises TO this small number At
Chicago beautiful programmes, works oi tLa
thousand. here IT has b"en M 'G
| get n programme without raging sixuenc- for
T. and I, His2 contained con 81; adyer;
brief sketches o. he dele gates ana sueak"r-.
which we would have given away. has rccni
sold for sixpenca, and 1t also had advertise
ments. A tiny memorandum, with advertise
| ments enough to more than pay for it, brought
e IN Biz d FfSI the ]
congress with a big SURPLUS; So lar rs dollars
and cents are concerned. the English rluY
the better but. as this same Spirit is rlauilr-s
| on every hand. l would like to hear u few .e-I
Gings at the commercial instincts Of tho
p. must admit that the London congress lns
had more attention from men than the con-
tendance at the meetings, for there have len
almost no men present. but in soc al cours-
es rd Ia; vic IsG s5d
BY, invitation OF Mr.. Charles Hancock, We wcse
tional tea" on the terrace and in the rooms u
he National Liberal Club. which has probably
ole OF rsniiemen have Invited small partcs Q,
| congress ladies".to stay over Sunday at their
county seats Again ana Gag again we have been
have highly appreciated. One cannot imagin"
terrace crowded with the most distinguished
men Of Great Britain ACCOMPANIED By elc.
down down or seated at tie little. tables With their
snowy covers, and the white.eapped maids
The plates heaped with thin slices OF bread and
butter and great bowls filled with luscious
On one side is The magnTGSH
thousand feet long: on the other the deer and
rushing xaters OF the Thames. with its 'Gr-
splendid Westminster Bridge supported Nv
! seven huge iron arches. and beyond. those
sonnet. Earth has " not anything to show more
| fair" It 10 a fact to be remembered that Oh
;he first day we visited pnrlameent the SOD WAS
YER Cromwell. What a curious anomaly that
almost touching elbows with the House t 90, q
| MAJESTY the statue OF the great reGcide,
Tho limitations OF srace will preclude oil but
the barest mention OF ;he wonderful hose;
tally extended. The most elegant, fqnot"n"
perhaps was the garden party Of Lady Roth
Schld at Gupnersbury Park, her country place.
IN paTf which tRST tell US s Il not c sHrnas.
in England. acres. Of turf as soft and smo.'h
as velvet tees Thich have stood for Gennr,
summer houses covered with wv. ,eorGe. -
flower beds. q lake with an exquisite itG s,,
| rugs and draperies, were scattered about 'hs
lawn. and here, from gold and silver servl."i
white silk stockings dispensed elaborate re-
! freshments. Fonr bands Of nearly 200 riere'
PLAYED all the afternoon cash so far aTgy from
| for the entertainment OF the guests circus
Performance Yves given on the greens ward
Of The Lord Bishae q fondon at Fpnlhan, z a;
aaI is in q state OF perfect; preservation. cys9
to the little, chanel where that monarch Use !
not nc recess necessary gS' 10 mention. The heaniai
grounds ar. surrounded by moat. kent iH, !!
of running water rom the Vhames; and on D.. y
q reception by lord and Lady Ba,,err.a
crowded with treasures OF art. .incul;rl
| Burne .Jones's "Annunciaton"' and Golden
| Stairs" and wonderful tapestries from floor u
ceiling. There was very distinguished rGm-
| pany here tho black coats Of Che men hlaIrE
with Iewelled orders. and the women wearinE
moro diamonds than eyer -e seen at,any "ns
gathering In tho New World. Nine Navarro.
| our Mary Anderson: was among the guests.
gushing eru.ivsly in, her description on me
| happiness she finds In domestic life seven
miles from railroad md with no companions
| but her husband and little son.
| 1T Is all In life worth living for she Do
clared. Il have just come from tho theatre,
| where I spent the evening in the dressing
room OF ,Llcn Terry, and she was SO d..
| pressed. Here am growing old, she sal T.;
md nothing before me hnt the endless Er !!
Of the professsioon;, VIII she eyer Fl" i,
| fore T. was too late" she auswere! lau-' :.
| and really seeming very hap1y.
| There was grand recep'iun by IadE Ah"r.
| deem ut tho ROYAL Institute az Water 4 Log
| Painters. Pcrndillv. for her farewell "a Prgsts
dent and INTRODUCTION Of her Successor. Nr-,
| Nav Wright Scwhl who was radiant in ~. .
! hrocaded silk, heavily trimmed in point lac;
| We were torn with conflicting desires n srcn |
| Ett ly ha sfi ia n