New-York tribune., 1908-02-20

Tears have their uses aside from serving as
safety valvs for overTrought emotions The eye
hzl needs 70 be kept clean. and perform this
duty, is very evident where any foreign sub
stance enters the eve. II Immediately begins TO
water and this natural method Of cleansing often
relieves the pain and the Of distress
Every woman aims ct dressing distnctively in
these days. and II is getting quite commonplace
u look uncommon a woman who used TO be
noted for artistic in dress has recently
taken, in disgust, 10 the severest tsilor-n1ade
ci0taes- What is the use Of being picturesque
1hsn every one you meet IS so too?" she asked
CLsconIentedIv. TIE cultivation of unique per-
sonaIity has become such a vogue that the dress
makers consulting room is place Of even more
profound privacy than that Of The physician, and
some ons has suggested that we may soon hear Of
rnlllorleiresses having their clothes made by
ers Divers and costuTners all locked Up under the
guardianship OF body Of detectives and police.
somewhat the lines Of jury al a murder trial.
The fe1niniste movement seems TO Re having
rather odd Development IN France There there
10 militant suffrsgetes batterlng the doors
Of the Chamber Of Deputies. but men have taken
I'D cudgels in behalf Of their sisters with great
ardor- Two IN rarticular-the brothers Paul and
Vs~ta- Hfarguerette-Iaye devoted themselves heart
and soul 20 the cause for the last ten years They
have flooded the press with articles and letters
and flied the book shops with pamphlets. They
have even assailed the Senate itself with bill to
alter OF divorce in favor OF the weaker sex
clever woman has discovered that the hair
pads which are now almost indispensable 10 every
fashionable coirure may be made of tulle exactly
matching the hair These tulle pads are less bur
densomc than hair ones, and are so inexpensive
that they be frequently renewed
Z Is sometimes necessary remove putty from
window sash and ordinarily attempted thls
IS very dIfacult 1t may be made perfectly easy,
hot iron
The purt~. This softens ii and II can then be
sc-sped without difficulty
Many lovers quarrels. and even broken engage
raeutF might be avoided says observer. II
lovers would simply refrain from seeing too much
of each other. No two people can be tosefher an
the time without boring each other. ana Wheh
this point Is reached q shadow is cast upon love
young dream and the most trivial circumstance
nay wreck II. II Romeo spends an evening with
his chGrns once IN while and Juliet seeks the
society Of her girl friends. both VIII ENJOY esch
others oompanionship all the more when they
meet again
woular's clubs are by means an exclusively
American product. are they SO moderh as
they are commonly represented TO be They honr-
:shed in France IN Revolutionary times and were
by means innOcuous as the modern amer
club. They too radical and Viofeht even
t1r revolutionary France, and the government
which bss a. erst encoura ged them al last sup
pressed them not without difficulty. The aoolf-
toa Of family and the state educailoh OF chl-
drCn were among the mdest demands OF fhess
Progressive bodies and sometimes they became 80
eEclted over their discussions that ntty members
voulc be on their feet at once So great wss me
importance Of the Bordeaux club that depula-
ton of rnaidservants from the surrounding as
Irlc,s waited upon it with petition for IA"
sesinst rnisresses who forced them to pay for iosl
spoons ane broken china The petitioners were
Ieoe1ved with due ceremony. hut hlstoiE o"es i''
s5y what was done with the petltion