New-York tribune., 1900-08-14
GATHERED HERE AND THERE.

Mrs Walter Saxon, of New-Oreans, has beau
-tflI Dresden candelabra that has an interesting
,7tsro- L is e1ouisiJely wrought IN quaint blue
an6 mink that are now obsolete II IS decorated
v-b iongllfis and morning gores and roses so fine
e,6 delicate that they seem TO be growing from the
stem and IS surmouuJed by a brass triangle IN
which the candles were placed. ne can ea1ce-a5Is @i4
stands fully TWO high and IS over ore hundred
80 go years old. IT was presented 70 Marie La
vea the faLG1S o+ FteT his visit to NcV-OrIeans
L was preserved II the old nome II D. 4lll-S og
-ar 5arIghJer and day when Mrs Saxon was
managing through French town with party o.
northern tourists she J26A iIb-I sTI - of Sfa-i Ia
yeSr lived there and noting Mrs saxon adrnlra5
ton OF the old piece OF Dresden she presented
II 70 her
Young woman in Louisiana has utilized her
,-+,,-asoyA negro surroundings in original way
She makes in dolls every variety Of negro life.
The old nanny the pickaninnies. the Creole cook
me seoate 1lo ~ ~ Miss Witherspoon first made
few gifts friends and tney dllracleu 20 mug -
now finds herself a bona hde business woman with
more orders than she can III
..Taugb and grow tat is a proverb that is
vrorthv Of being made part Of ones creed for
daily living Proverbs are merely epitones ot hu-
man exDerfence and that particular saying com
reuds itself 10 the ohservant mind \ laugh IS
complex il workings but direct N lts t Lestls,
II mas physical movement causing the ar 1
70 dilaie ane 5-ass me ao@ % vital processes and
mental action through stimulating lhs Ol'Oo EV97'
r-aaf1lenr' a year ago She read all the funny
EoClrs she could ind laboriOusly conned even me
r,on7ic vyeeklies and when she could nnd nothing
Else 70 laugh al laughed az herself Tor the eILoVts
T-,erv one knows how inevitably forced iaugI3 II
continued will into genuine oUrs OF IllIsl
i+v anG fhe inVauu found herself shrieAlng "ILh
iayghrer over the absurdity Of II. In a month she
Fegar 10 feel stronger and IN less than year was
wholly recovered
Frenchrnan in Bloernfontein says that the Eng
7,sb women there are remarkable for the Cheerful!
-+,5.isr, with which they endure the anxiety and
ziecou4forts OF present conditions. He INDUCES
a1ao IN other comments that are Interesting
-.O-- NAV observe among Engishwomen.' ne
,-s -rhe same thing in the matter Of graceful
80 mat one notices among the men IN the ma Ter
= -cIitenesE There Is mean Either the Eng
o.. -0r7au Is extremely graceful. pretty. elegant
- --ar recherche else she Is quite ridiculous
a. 5-essSd SHARP featured. and plaIn-Jhe sort OF
- FOR x there Is no word IN the trench
,@-sge The great poet Helne wrote once that 10
lN4.s no could and understand no woman
q ma -lei1 always believed him Alas, mad
-. 80 certain English women, ana Heine couic
rever have seen them elLhff s 7- -
E~nrffsE woman who Is pretty and clever LOS
- zE7Iudant charm. hut have seen FfeEcn
--,,a.- ~ no means pretty who have made thsul-
- - pleasing that Trey were 10 Dc preferred
= gIsszic beauties In England however. NieIl
! ,-@rosu misses aeiEg Eood looking tAe case ls
eo.,.I.~@ she Knows not how % ~alh- lHlk.
-.esas ~ ..rrate, AID ~ 9ft@lir' tSt-A1 e-"ss
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