New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-18

An English writer has discovered that horticult-
ure is the only proper calling for to
pursue. 1t impossible. he for the aver
age 10 pass examination that We men
call stir without doing herself serious harm.
both physically and mentally though she may come
through winner. And it Is Just as impossible
for her adopt any profession that requires much
study and whole weeks months. yea and years, TO
be spent in office without becoming sooner or
the least. without altering her figure greatly Tor
the worse BuI IN digging Panting ana "a. SAVING Ip
and brightens her eyes The prettiest women this
mentally and physically. were found among those
few British women who spend their lives IN the
open air while the plainest faces and eIumsiest
figures were observed among actresses, The con-
their own support should find employment in agrI-
cultural and horticultural pursuits for the Al
most ornament. and it is their oounden duty 70
consider their appearance ana nor sqHanaeT IHSl[
unsuitable professions
Mr.. and Mrs c. Wentworth Fitzwillam. OF Milton
Hall Peterborough, England. have a little baby
When the baby christened a few weeks ago
the infant following custom which has been
observed in the Fitzwilliam family for centuries
wore the famous William the Conqueror scarf
possessions Of the Conqueror. and vas presented
to Grf e onoueroPs host Now over eight hun
dred years old II is y 6raeee a b
II become in the family that the present Earl Fitz-
lillian ~h9 Va" ssp P in order that he might be
adorned with the historic garment
TIL. cu.stion Of women's emigration to Canada.
from a Canadian point OF view. discussed at
recent meeting in London The verdict reached was
that 'geutlewonnen and hard working women are
needed badly, put for the people who are known as
ioughby Cummings. secretary OF the National Coun-
eli OF ga "a receive efnigrants as factory work
ers because there is no suitable accommodation at
present for more young woIne t al Ahon're@4 ana
Toronto tho two large factory to"ns
A Chicago r1rl of twenty-four years Il making
oIan. for the erection Of a machinery manufactur-
ing plant which is TO employ 80 men Since the
death OF her father. couple OF years ago she has
number OF employees. She is said 70 be the only
practical woman machintst In Chicago.
In tbs Fourth Of July parade at Philmont- n. z,
the women's Christian Temperance Union was
represented by a white float drawn oy FOUR WHITE
horses and in this float were eight young women
members OF the senior branch OF the Loyal lem
Legion. each dressed AZ WnIee ahG M"S
member the legion. was also costumed IN white
Tho motor car has been impressed into the service
OF the Salvation Army by General Booth who Is
NOW on a motoring tour through England and
Scotland. During the month he will call at sixty
two towns and some odd VILLAGES making an I'd ad-
utes
In London the relation between the dances that
society gives and the weddings to which It is in
vited intimate that dancing may be spoken
OF as the and the weddings as the effect.
SAYS an English exchange Cotlons and balls
seem to be given with a eye to the effect"
To give & dance has long been viewed as one Of
the Last resources Of tho matchmaking mamma
with a brace Of marrtaseabis daughters. and SO
clearly Is tho connection between dancing and
matriuony understood that the invitations for
one Of the biggest balls OF the last London season
we're recalled because the daughter Of the house
had got engaged the week osfore A. another PAL,
given by the mother of q great hsiress, severa!
young men seen TO take up their hats and
hurriedIy depart without SO much as Eoins up.
stairs TO greet their hostess an ofticious guest
| having thoughtisssiy informed them In the coat
room that tae hsiresss engagement had just been
| announced
Mia Co.ueIia sorabT has been appointed as coun-
eel to the Court o. Wards by the bengal govern
rnsnt This appointment Is made in connection with
the scheme proposed by Miss Sorabd 70 the India
once for providing .purdah ladiss" with qualified
legal assistauce in the administration Of their
| tatea Concerning this appointment The Indian
Ladies' SIaxaziae' says: Miss Sorabtfs attain
raents are toe well known to need any special men
ton She was not only OF the plonee-s OF high
! or female education in India she was also thu