New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-04
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Speaking of the Indifference TO germs which
characterzes French domestic life d writer IN
Harper's Bazaar thus describes her vacation resi-
dcnce in the country in France:
Yet behold me now a la vrnie canpagne in
France where the universally approved source OF
my milk SUPPLY is COW which stap,ed rb.r naJs s
MIXED at my front gate tvce day whie We val
6 6he bv am old Who it is safe has
never had bath in her whole. long vehertn,e
more splendidy in defiance Of all known laws t z,
supply Waste water is piped down INTO the grIut t
and left go its way there. nor does the lGass
stop ANYBODY from drinking unfttered and IN
boiled the water in the wen close oo, 1nsh S
the liDbaved uncemented cellars which
qoTef zS4fs P o1e to dTP ar until Ms the
servant gees down there for coal wnen tbey jump
eTperiance in brief gay quarter of hour than
the better part of Boston ever gets IN az us "lui
One Of the new wallpaper frlezes gives an effect
of misty marine shadngs with sunset over the sea
IN tho BACKGROUND Another set is 4 nymph
frieze. showing fancifuI effect of wild waters
and sporting nymphs. Another is a Watteau trieze
e eh ILL qSS rap1esents dog theatre grave little
French poodle is sitting soiemnly before the loot
other dogs are laughing at him consunedly. This
frieze was designed by we'll known illustrator
What an economy Of time. money, mental energy
and grievance of spirit it will be when the slowly
growing custom Of mo hats" becomes universal
in summer and for evening functions throushouI
the year One OF the charms of going to the oeach
resorts like Asbury Park and others of Its ilk Is
that the day the woman arrives she may hang her
hat in the wardrobe and not tough it again until
she dresses to take the train Tor nome 9row on
her, and when she comes back to the city she ne
trolley ride or even the ferry. or on short ex-
cursons nearby resorts More Women women. t bats
this summer. The motor has been responsive LOT
this new fad. in part at Least Woms1 haze pefn en-
disfgure themselves with the hidsous and unne-
Go1g W0yoT women Cannot by means Of head
wraps hoods or those coquettsn GrocneL g,
hotel ptazzas go to the play at nisht iiAt
less.
Think mothers Of girls. what 1t would mean
to raise your fresh young daughters IN state
branded in the eyes Of the world with this curse,
saws Marion Bonsall, speaking on The Tragedy
Of The Mormon Woman" in the September House
keeper" In State where the daily newspapers
discuss the subject constantly where plural mar
rage is common subject OF conversation; "nete
girls are gazed at curiousy by travellers as pos
sfble daughters OF polygamous mother Where
they are frequently taught at Sunday school, IN
their Mutual Improvement Societies, in the very
6 6auToR oce that at 70 be the wife poygaous
Mormon is the glory of the Mormon woman; where
principle by precept and example; -,o-,. -o,,,-
girls girls around fourteen and fifteen years Of
Age are frequently addressed by their religious
teachers and by prominent church women IN the
meetings of the Young Ladies Mutual Improve
rnent Association on the righteousness and nsces.
sity al plural marriage taught furthermore IN the
most haId and unconprouising fashion
Mrs Susa Young Gates. daughter OF Brigham
Young who is one of the most Intelligent women
IN the Mormon Church and is well known as
lecturer in the East said IN addressing a con-
ference Of the association only few years EGO
Girls do not forget polygamy: you cannot practise
n now but keen Il slive your hearts. Remern-
her there are four girls to every boy in Utah
Miss Greta Grieg has the distinction Of being the
FIRST woman lawyer to be admitted practice in