New-York tribune., 1903-04-02

Miss Mary c. Lowell is one of the successful can
didates recently admitted to the Massachusetts bar
Miss Lowell is q modern Portia- It is doubtful If
she doesn't out-Portia Portta, for she has taken
degree both In medicine and law. being the hrst
woman so to do it is said. She was graduated from
the Tufts College Medical School then took a sup
Reee of NeWYork After studying in European
hospitals and teaching In M91n fo }be s Mss
lowell expects to take two more degrees oelore
she gets through
President Taylor Of vassar College in recent
lecture in Rochester deplored the drive and hurry
Of the age IN its effect liberal education Inc
drive and hurry of modern life have added much 'o
the material phase of existence he said "Whetner
they have added the same 10 the moral ana the
spiritual side of life may well be questioned Il
may be that fussing and fret OF the time nave
resulted in a lessening OF the values placed upon
the more unobtrusive phases Of life to-day. IL
may seem that we have forgotten that It IS oy
gradual approaches that manhood ana cIat I5 tacIe5
are formed. In the realm of education, loeaS ana
methods feel the influence OF this spirit and In CON
d sideIng z nd And nd now Percvai Chubb speak
Ing before the Ethical Culture Society OF %
ppijfed life we are nation in hurry he says.
he espeJ1aby which most women love to have
nr6o,nd sr6 them exhorting them not to lumber llie
with suf yeT1body IS like President Taylor and Mr.
Chubb Everybody agrees WIN WIN iTI brTid 6' All cry
out with admiration for the simple Life IN 6ne bsnsh
ful life 5nf ads no or e1e steps being in hurry
,..-1, = woman would enjoy being simpler II she
only knew how Having been bronsht up On ~ ~
the duty that lies nearest you and Never put Oh
+iII +o-norrow" etc. she is mentally incapaple OF
letting things-anything-go. She must DC apon'
her own business or some othef peIsoh "
OF she will not feel comfortable Ihat Is why eHo
tries TO include in her little life mothers con-
.rasses home sanitation, Browning classes, chllo
study hygienic cooking, the chemistry Oh LoouS'
teas. morning bridge, the civic club and all the
other uplifting and dutifu things sne can Ca he tia dra wi
into the vortex-one must be either IL, IA IL " b;s S
bras however it ought to be comparatively easy easy
to please Mr. Chubb for one can a99 VIes of sapers
o- Colonial silver coffee pots, with much less Gln-
guilty than it k eBa0 50 GRo GfWn viii i9 take her courage
in both hands in one morning make 7c,7If c9
would begin in removing those objects Wnien & e RaG
IeonIa Selected FOR her Christmas presents the pin
jrays table covers. letter racks ouThL VIZ
Ht etc o fhf abeTg night go but the objects that mark
her own experiences. travels dscoverles-Lhese are
not easy to bamsh
Ons woman who has house crowded with
roernentos Of her parents and souvenirs OF her o"
travels has hit on q serviceable method one gives
her bric-A-brac turns. That is to say, keeps q
s+a+re+te or vase out for few weeks. then puts II
away and replaces it by some new article ron iv
something fresh to see and she herself does noi & se
tired OF her ornaments as one to4 oLte @ sro refty
ftar 81 Ti E interesting and fun of appeals to the
Imagination
Il has remained for the patient and ingenious
German to produce cooking utensils OF molten
quartz In appearance they are as brilliant as
diamonds but while they resemble glass In ne
,-- ,ransparent they are not brittle like glass
,,ei+her will they crack it is said with sudden
changes of temperature. Quartz pots ana pans
car be heated red hot and then be suofne seu az
;ce cold water without being damages ~ IL IL
ieast or they can be subjected to an SqudIi5 80 90
he
seeming to feel il mite. The reason Tor ulS -
stated 10 be that quartz unlke siaSs, .,,,sas i,
temperature
pober+ 7 Burdett doesn't agree with Miss van
x,rs-,s statement that Jeanne Arc was the ois
arriad woman Of history who ever accom-
iI,,d snvtbing worth while. He rises to de1ei'
,-s,ers both historical and modern -" nat =
- ,,,ztter with Queen Elizabeth. Helen douo'
rT,.rce Nightingale Sister Dora. Grace Dsrlliis'
(-,-a Parton Susan Anthony Frances WnLaIu, nIo of
ia ,otfinp of Jephtha's daughter ana the t2u9i ev
saF President Marina a. =,
Sheba: ldadFo5y9 ~ Is Jane Adams dong nothing
TLere il Flora Mcdonald VIM uiSs - iifa Xy7at
1eryei in her petticoat ana Saru iilS aJii,a and
mar ne PfsseIl Milford, Joanna fdliiie
dnoa' "a. EJgeworth? Charlotte tusHHa@i ~ 9i,ra an
MISE -, no married actress OF 1eI llH5e -
thing tIihl III. aoont race suicide! Jeanne AiC
proacheo,, ,,.;an IN Bfe TO destroy IainIles mi
sole as other people could fass it been
other s ryaising large families OF theiI ".s
renowned io d 9Te famed for taking care o
kt,,es kaEf ~ other people More are ' saith
fabilIleS than Of the nnafflti Salr;.a and
Of n" Ft'Ntie - iii f,e women were ma tLsu IN
ne TT io.s1iaa who would take care % mt I IS a
IalssS IES FAMILY without an oIo lna 10 speak king
re r9ss srffDsters what's the nAt1@F NA'
OF We FL