The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-10
WOMEN Of Other 4.

Nine sanh Bernhard a,
the most interesting col,, s
in the world. Shoes ~ 'a
lads, and with every Co.'S. ~
shoes and stockings q
wardrobe contains over in
cy shoes in leather, M. ~
richly embroidered !. H
"L'Aiglon" she wears ~
black patent leather crIss,
OF the way to the ton. NJ ts>S
red cuff with a pipk als sus
on each side and cents, ~. q u
me coles are so pliaola Y shi
rolled into bail. Wbss saei d
not In use they are hen, ~ 1ns h'1,
In "L'Aiglon" she AK ~ bot
pools OF old rose and wb',a
ploldered with gold, the trass s 'a'i
Win DESIGNS in green III d's
mile she dons slIpnas i
rocco with a square sps Il.
sides. On the tonrua ~ .td Il
e en- in g5ld and silva " VA
ny with small diamonds sc,'.a r
wings. As Roxane The as
per of light blue suiin wa. wan
shade about the edge. tn
with blue silk ribbon s Hu y II;
goid buckle. A curious pais |, :.
IN the divine sarah's gss r y "
wnlte satin embroidered WIN e
lets in gold and silver Ira a. rs,rt
with fur about an inch r,.. ~ II
menied with the head OF ~ y
%hlth are loops of whl,s i' =.
sEoes are carried in two trsye H.
separated into small comnl-'sE
pair a shoes Is Numbered 49, ~
for the convenience Of har s.ia1a
oil her shoes Bernhardt pess, Z,
the street or in the park. a.. =
possess a pair of walking III.
CASTOR shoes are sent d ~.
vents. isN
me many admirers 0, Eusr, !,
genie will be glad to lar, u.
remarkable woman is in The n
spirits and in better healih N,
has been for some time past
Victor Napoleon is at present I,
at Marlborough, and it is plsas,,t
these who have visited her 10 -.
charming relations exist botss,.
great lady and her husbands ~,
hat the prince shall nat IA IN
her quiet English home the ensrs,
stantiy invites those otiIcers All
wives, known to her from Am.
as well as many French trlenk
empress has not lost trace Of h., ~
distinguished loyeliness. Her ~
still wonderfully blue and sh. Il,
tained all the charm OF her M
There are those who say Il would Il y
II Prince Victor mad sought a "A }
England. and that if he dIt d n,
no knowing IL one day his luc,
might not rise.
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The idea of Nine. Rejane d sub
an orphanage, or rather in ASSIST,
already started, for the benefit !, y
orphans of actors has had unsxpsaa n
suits. The great actress went sSos !
work OF mercy cleverly Shs sm.
long and interesting article tor 4
Figaro describing the work stia
known as "rOrphelinat dss AKss
in the article suggested 10 be- rad
that those among them who a,i d
particularly happy day ID their lyd4
remember should send a debates u 4
fund in memory OF that DAY IN n
suit has been magnificent tlso;.
percentages Of Partisan society % d
as others have sent important uns
souvenirs OF their happy hours.
many have promised to send III
sum yearly in memory OF the sane
Al together about $4,000 franc: have v
collected UP to the present, and ~
scription is not yet closed.
The girls OF Queen Margaret Crl7
Glasgow. are engaged in tounals 4
first womln's settlement in Scotland \
though there are many collsss as
ments in London. Glasgow Is am
be opened as a house Of resides !
workers. The premises have
granted rent free by the ownsn 2
are women, and accommodates III
vided for a warden and two TsMii
The house was originally bur
girls club room, and one Ns ps
tanned and will be managed u
Queen Margaret College gTaaHna
their settlement house. Aulols
who have shown their practical ~
in the work are Lord Rcsan!
Lady Stair, Lady ka'a
Lady Bell.