New-York tribune., 1902-02-17

NAL meeting OF the General Federation of Wom-
ae Ta CGos M S at Los Angeles She will speak on the
Miss Ware is a graduate OF Nassar. and has made
accomplishing.
Senorita Huidobro in a lecture recently given in
Grafton in sympathy and action between the women
Of North and South America is TO study each
Of in s0Gs Sf se
can countries She advocated also the extension Of
the CLUB idea among South American women.
The Danes Of 1916. organized recently in Texas
IS the latest patriotic society. It was formed in
honor of the soldiers Of the war with Mexico Miss
torian.
There is a stenographer in Cincinnati who owns
a handsome house, horses and carriages. all the
result Of her own industry. After working in the
ordinary Office for a time, she opened a school of
stenogTaPhy r and after while placed qualified
regular salaries. The profits on this enterprise
the school have made her rich.
Incubators for babies and chickens as we'll as
everything that ever entered into the mind of
woman TO invent, design decorate. will be dis
played at the coming exposition Of work OF women.
for for % a By to be he'd THdeT the o dFeG f
weeks in May in Madison Square Garden. A
ans club in full operation women dentists, doc
actresses in continuous performances are among
the attractions TO be offered.
Mrs. Virginia Waterman, student In the North
western Academy at Evanston. Ill. is in her six
tieth year, and is anticipating a college course at
Cornell University, Mrs Waterman has lived in
ago.
The owner of one of the largest cattle ranches In
the world woman. Mrs. c. y. Whitman. Of Den
yer. Col, who has managed it since the death OF
her husband. The ranch is thirty miles square, and
Mrs. Whitman rides over II at frequent inter
walls, to see that there is no neglect. The herd
ers realize that s9e unoerStands the management
thoroughly, ana 90 not shlrk their duties, not
knowing when she may appear. The ranch is in
of the year although She has another home in
Denver and takes occasional trips to Europe and
elsewhere.
Among the numerous devices for work boxes
suited to the limited space of the travelling bag is
one with compartment for Jewels. The tray.
which is filled with all the necessary sewing i'm
pements and variety Of spoos is divided into two
separate pivot. Under the tray is the jewel case.
contains all the needfuis for repairing the ward
robe, including gloves and stockings, and full set
of manicure tools we'll
In the magnificent trousseau Of the Archduchess
Elizabeth Marie. exhibited last month the Hof-
burg to happy possessors of cards of admission.
there were four dozens of each kind of underwear
twelve dozens of many articles of table linen
two hundred tabeclothes, the dish serviettes for
dessert being trimmed with real lace, The lingerie
decorated with valenciennes lace guipure,
OpenWOrk seams, ErZegeDlrBe lace. me emDroluery
of lilies butterflies and lilies of the valley. The
nightdresses were embroidered to the waist. and
had high band collars richly embroidered with
"E M" artistically entwined in designs. The
small archducal coronet embroidered at the
side. The ball linen, OF the finest batiste, was
trimmed with the costest lace. and had the mono
grams on the front Of the garments The batiste
petticoats cleared the ground and were richly
finished with founces of Brussels and valenciennes
In the rich store of Jace was wide ChantIy
scarf three yards long. an HISTORICAL head cover
to-, andie Will he Tha hat Re
came from Vienna firms. the linen from an
Tbe .taiIor msdes" were in white. Cream blue
drab, pepita and green cloths
Practical work is marking the efforts of club
women in all parts of this country. district
nurse who visits the sick poor. not only adding
to their comfort and chances OF recovery. but ip-
structing the homemaker in the art. is scheme
recently instituted by the City Federation of
Barre VT Georgia women are putting forth every
effort to establish industrial school for colored
SIX States are equipped with successful travelling
libraries and in all sections public libraries are
springing up
The Pastors Daughter: or. Ten Reasons Why
In the Present Condition of Things, Rest Day
Is Necessary by Anna Stevens Reed, is the
latest prize essay issued by the Womans National
Sabbath Alliance, and the organization asks every
one interested in the preservation of the Christian
Sabbath TO aid in it's circulation. The alliance
has for sale a recent sermon on the sabbath
preached by the Rev. Dr. Huntington OF Grace Grace
by the Rev DR.. Hamlin. of Washington. ANY OF
the literature will be sent upon application to
Mrs Margaret f. sangster. president. Room No
I'll. No. 156 Fifth-aVe
Katherine c. Munson. of Winthrop. Mass. has
invented snowplough which. according TO The
Scientific American" has practical advantages
recommending IT to the of railways and street
car lines. The chief feature of the apparatus is
that it will through a drift of crusted and
packed snow about easily ordinary plough
removes a light drift. This is accomplished by
first disintegrating the ice and snow with me
revolving cutters mounted in the mouth OF the
plough. after which II is easy matter TO dis
pose of the small pieces.
NEW-YORK STATE ASSEMBLY OF HOTHERS
Plans for the coming annual meeting of the So
ciety will be considered a meeting of the eX-
ccutive committee of the New-York State Assem-
bly, of Mothers, to be held in the First Baptist