New-York tribune., 1903-04-08

Manhattan woman who lives in an apartment,
but loves her dog well to discard him that
account is noted among her husbands professional
friends for her charming hospitality. She never
forgets just what one likes with his salad or how
many Jumps of sugar go to the making of a perfect
cup for another. Naturally invitation days are
affairs coterie of friends. OF late
the small dog Of the family a fine spaniel. has
been trying 70 do the hospitabe act. but after a
manner all his own When the bell rings he VIII
nose around for something to present the possible
caller-a hat, gloves. hassock shoes. anything, in
brought an acquaintance home with him who by
hearsay knew Of the homes hos hosPtaty h This Tn ao ae
exchanging courtesies with his hostess whom ne
in an exuberance of welcome and deposited some
thing at his feet And J. your far fame for @ thinking
g bu of s 'a off WITH Wfh W dog
ayng to BID e see hfs but G5eug99 e ropbed
the gift in confusion while his hostess crimsoned
for there lay stable pair Of hip pads.
In the two courts held recently by King Ed
fard VII several changes were noticeable in the
gowns. although departure was. or could be.
made from the court regulations Sleeves were one
important item. Fashion now DEGREES that the
upper part Of the arm shall be draped. but elbow
sleeves are only allowed at court" to those who
lain to appear in high gowns. This difficulty
So mo- @ IN e 5eips foreaTm being free The trains
were remarkable in many cases for their q1apna-
nc nous tne sO or chifon caught down with
painted flowers or velvet LlghtneSs rat OF wesgt
tained in these trains
C-o-aducstion is now the popular policy in Amer
ira according TO the assertion Of Dr. Andrew
Sloan Draper. president of the University OF
Illinois 1t is universal in the elementary schooiS
all but twelve of 62S cities use it in the sec
ondarv and high schools, and Of CAT colleges 1914
admit men only, sixty-two are open to women
only and 1856 are open to- both men and W9neaI;
Discussing the relation Of eo-educaon 9hie1t an1 of
Wemans political rights. DR.. Draper says;
aboIIt the T personal rights and public duties OF
woman The opening Of the advanced scnools 10
cbise pon her Woman is fitted for certain eunc-
tions and man for certain othfT b Lass of func
tions has right to the best that the sGaooIS % ba can
the same surden."
=. seems too bad that Rest Cottage. the vacation
,,o,o fo, ,oung women started at Manlius, n. Y,
nv +he Syracuse Ioung Women's Christian As
sociation two years ago is TO be discontinued.
At the time there seemed TO be great heeu
of this branch of association work, but the
preclate IL ar4 fi ' other homes of the sort
patronage Ike o.ie prrnose Of providing place
bere Working girls and could spend their
81 Wanlius was leased and furnished, and Inatron
nut in charge. On account OF tne eApSIi0S bjIe sst
simmer the weather against the POPULARITY ny OF
the house which was run at a cohsidei s'i7 ''
uo+bers who deceive their children by promises
80 oood or threats of evil. neither of Wnlch 'hey
fnlfl or have the remotest expectation OF running.
are condemned by writer in The HousehoId-
.sTbe ordinary child loves truth as ne does ho"ei9
1;,- eba saws He trusts others and is
i1trnsef 10 be trusted till he learns fraud anu &
nepfion from his elders. This IS pTincpeb b" "J arn
Sand he recognized oy young parents "I.o n ase
Welcoming the little ones into & Their nom n
sl,ofId make I'D their minds not only htHe ~
o;,,o tber children by word deed, but also 70
ineis upon the rule being carried ] ~ tirnes Ds
ee zirIe nd other domeStics- How many
nna oTarhears threats made to chllqreh VIII VIII
make ones heart ache for the poor h''e
ures-