New-York tribune., 1903-03-20

chaperonass even in conservative Enel@no naH
$4,000 ira tramrels and the debutante OF To-Day
fs in for 4 much better time than ner preoee .
Of ten or twelve years ago linen theIe -,
and fast rules" says a genial marfon'' "ioN NV
onknnE years Of this century have seen olscal oeO
~ course there is q certain amount OF IT sui eno
occasions when It is imperative, but ooS anu gu
dances which have become an insueuCon' an
dinner party dances where only sounqs the fhe only
chaperop show how society in England mas IN ny +be
hed its views with regard to the necessity A' ~
chaperon
The twentieth century woman has inVeceo t1e
ONCE Of The Cambridge Press. ano thS' utnS S
honored publication celebrated its tnirty-elsntn
birthday under exclusively feminine auspices;
cept the pressman. 1t Is said. no representa- a. 80
the stronger has anything 10 90 wiz -.
coneeru women ELL the editorial chairs *onle'
look after the circulation and sdvertising' ana er
sell the papers on the street Miss Ahce spenoes pe
Geddes is the Tnanag1ng s9sG6 sn6 Miss Bessie F.
S-afhnard Miss Geddes and Miss Brainard rsporseo
ehs qPsiDei s2Hs 1oss esns n anSdE to perform such
q task
=, Hr1,. 1u,,etts Tontain the French hope to mo
1xoman composer who will to some extent aeoIe ~
for the loss of the popular and Enuch Ias
Nine Augusta Holmes Mile TontAin mas a ,
composed several pieces for the piano 4no &c
15oIi, has taken several important ConserVator7
prizes and is about compete for the Frl1 o
Rome being the first woman eanoioe ie To her per
sfstent missionary labors with the present fSIs
Of Public instruction apd t bns sbsrd regulation
Rhfcb has hitherto debarred women from com com.
Pse PEE 1 de M snts her her sPas g. ssudy S f3e f0s
TiiIa Medic. on the Pincian Hill
The Community Of True Inspiration is colony OF
about eighteen hundred souls which occupies seven
villages Iowa For the most part tne IF1e In
.prers are descendants of Germans who fn1ni-
e-s+e6 IN this country In 1s43 in order to worship
God after their own will. and with true German pa
tience and attention to minutie they nave pun
up thriving community All properly Is nelu n.
common The colony is wealthy, having oeVelopeo
q large trade in -four, blankets. calico Wooleh
goods and yarns, while large part OF tne1r m
come is also derived from the export nd 15 otber
edible products One Of the most interesting things
s5out this toEser IN groups Of from sixteen Up
thirty and forty the places onnecfed wneFe with each
Ritchen is garden which is enystsd fo5 the
the ard 57esd 9f 1ht ae PfnThse
tral depots SO much per capita being sllowsq; WEB
Browning that The esn is not siaeo moTe a e9ents
spirit thar than f3s the FsaIs 5pisjIs Is 6s Day. .ns
Realizing that proper food is as necessary n
cases of sickness as medicines. number OF WASH
fneton pbysicians have been instrumental IN es-
+.busbine diet kitchen in that city, where meals
will be prepared upon prescription. Just as meoi-
enes Are 2eefor at u n Institution ought
- - t sys snccessful future before it. provided it
does charge TOO high R prices fo rd ancy prices
are often those who stand in greatest neeo o. 91i
have not the intelligence or skill Tor lnyad COOS
cry nor have they. as rule the apPar aIuS lr H.
7rs. chemical ANALYSIS of food products in North
carolina is said to proved that % Per cent is
adulterated
Although the pure food question is hardly
messing one in France. owing TO the TACT that inc
dietary Of the average Frcnchran does nor IN
cIude the canned foods and health FOODS IN
D,bch aduIterstion SC largely occurs, the country
Is engaged In pushing crusade against this ne
sa-ious trade In Paris IN particular the authori-
ties have been SO jealous that few dishonest oea4
k5d being so severe that the culprits after more
or less expensive trial wnlcn aITnoet s
Sest nolicy or adopt soEne other business Certain
food staples such as bread milk aao VINE; 1 arT bv
srtct reguia lions supply good quality of bread
snansih,e FOR the quality Of the wines they sell
A cort14huto- TO q popular magazine hazards the
opinion that one reason why more young men do
-, -, 4. that they cannot AFFORD wife who in
on1v a consumer and they recoil from wife who
&c a n,oducer. What they want. she says, is a
wife who will be preserver and preserver Is to
te foun6 only Ii the domestic scientist that is 70
ray the girl who numbers among her many charms
a practical knowledge of good houseWiisry; rms
sounds sane as vel a. M ToupF msn did DID
recolr from producer az s rT3eIs VIZ 70 II, me auestn
Tns IMPRESSION 81 seems general that IN The
contrary producers are favorites Enen II comes 10
s+hSad." the department store cIsrk and the sten-
ns1t2n sSe sss gay @Sich the
Old maid is SsuS ,s II for the Women m
Of the family 70 be praducsTs'
BOOK TALK POSTPONED.
1he book tsIkH which vas to have been given