The National tribune., 1909-07-29

Kenzie, went without food and water ia
hours, and was in critical condition
when released. Really and truly one won
ders if the fool killer would not find
fruitful field for his labors among these
bowling dervishes Of women, who are try
ing to obtain suffrage for their sex. 1t Is
not conceivable that any sane man would
ever grant them what they want so long
as they keep up this rabble attack show.
ing themselves so i'll jispositioned for real
business methods.
We often read Of the twin brother in
romantic novels, but don't often meet up
with him in real life. He has come to the
front within the last two months. One OF
him is A. d. Oliver, former President OF
the Bank of Climax, Ga.,- who says that
he has a twin brother who is ms exac,
of the devil At least this twin brother
has gotten into trouble in various States;
so Oliver says, and signs contracts and
presumably checks with divers name in
stead of mis- own Meantime, Oliver is
suffering and the twin brother is not.
The omnipotent jenkins time and time
again has made mistakes, and is at 1t
again. He discussed at some length an
enterta inment that was alleged to have
been given Count Boni Castellaine to
Mrs. Geo. Gould and her daughter, Mar
lOrV, ana IOllONtu IL with thtat
Count Boni was a suitor for Miss Mar
jory's hand. and that his suit was looked
upon with favor by George Gould and his
wife The only bit of truth in the story
is that a CastelIaine did entertain the
Goulds. but it was a cousin of Count
| Boni who does not sympathize with him
| in the least, and does not approve of any
! thing that he has done. and he is not ellgi-
| BILE for marriage until the present wife
dies.
| Miss Whitridge is young society
woman who has found work of real value
| in life. Her father who was once APP
pointed Special Envoy to Spain to attend
| the wedding of the King, is now the re-
ceiver of the Third Avenue Street Rail
way in st. Louis. He has most beauti-
full home and Miss Whitridge and her
mother are the center OF large sociai
| circle. but Miss Whitridge sees an Oppor-
tunity to do good work among her fathers S
employees, without on the one hand the os-
tentation that comes from the patronage
| of the wealthy and on the other the
fraternity which sinks all social dis
tnction. She has established a club for
the street railway employees, and with her
girl friends takes great delight every
| week in experimenting the affairs OF the
club and presiding ut the very agreeable
social functions which make the lives OF
the employees and their wives and sweet
hearts much brighter.
Mrs. Lillian NJ. Hollister. of Detroit,
who has been elected President of the
National Council of Women, is represent
ed to be quite democratic in society afhli-
ations. She is Maccabee, and has been
Supreme Commander Of the order; Mrs.
Kate wallerbach Barrett. of Washington,
ID. c.. was elected President Mrs. Flo
Jameson Miller, Wilmington, HI. Corre-
spending Secretary; DIR. Emma n. Bower
Detroit. Recording Secretary Treasurer
Mrs. NJ Josie Nelson. Union City. Ind.
Cora D. Harvey, who is the Secretary
of the National Committee for the unem,
ployed and International Brotherhood
Welfare Association. is the Recorder o
Logan County. Okla. She claims to b.
the first woman elected TO such an oftlc'
and her eligibility was contested in ths
courts for Is months. She held the or
fec. however. all the time that the courts
were considering the question. She lives
at Guthrie, Okla.