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A COSTUME OP LINCOLN GREEN CLOTH.
Trimmed with hlark and g_M brald, an ? Ith chlnchllla fur The hat li In velvet, the brlm
odgrd wltl ' : ?'??'-'* w,t*" Qullla ai . bowa, whlle .1 knoi
on tne halr beneath thv l-rim.
BOME WAYSOFTHE WORLD.
a?e-*_?_?___?_ tiiiT P.VEN A POOTMAN
. ? ? ?
:??.,?-.
? .11...'. :i, . : ? ? . ? 3omi
SBUOATIOCtg TSxBJBXBO KY |MPI~-IIV*_-NI-_I
QEfT-X-tT. A? A WOM) JiArf I-ASSED OVT "F
OTH and as A QCALITt is BO
UOMOER DSBIJ-ED.
?I Uka a I -dy what does what ahe aayi
ter," w_. on* of tha eonunenta overhear.
atreot ,-ornor where a couple of aervant giria were
atanding. dlacuaalng theli reapecUva "pla ?." D ?<?
mestlca. e? a rule, reaent omlaalone, more oson
than ejiactiona. To require a meal at a certa.-.
hour and then Keep lt walting, to order the rar
rlage at ono tlme and then change for ano-t
?eema to upset them more thun double the am. u..:
of work done ln a reguiar way, even although
mllady's chance of mlnd does not rra.ly add to
their tAska. the phlloaophy doubtiea* belng that
auch vagarlea emphaslze tho difference tn caate,
the luxurv of chunglng on.'a mind belng p.rnut
led only to tlie lei.ure elaaa t'alling --ne afternoon
on the "day" prlnted on the rard of a certam
great laiy a vlaltor waa informed that Mra
M- waa "not at 'om.. "m." "Bul ia not iti!- her
dav?" querled the railer. "Yet it le, 'm.' war*
tha aaawei "Are th- young ladioa ln~ pereleted
the vlaltor who fe!i loaih to rellnqulah th<- rup of
hot tra whlch >.he hai expected to be regal'-d wlth.
ani thought tha'. aorr.e of the famlly ai leaat
muat he repreaentlna the ho?te.?s.
"No'm thev hare hall hout." renlied Jeemr* . r-.
lewpluah, and then. his aggne.ed feellngs gttting
the t^rter of hirn- "and ladlea a-caliin' at l.-veiy
mlnut.l Ju.-t soe the carda, ma'am - shoaii ig a
pUe of paateboarda? "and mr- a kexplalnln and
hexpluinln , with nothln' to hexplaln!"
A HAST1I.Y ARRANGED PINNER
Sometltr.eH ln soclal llfe it ao happena tha' ono la
ahUged to bulld ip an alaborate atructure around
aome small oi.ligatlon thar is contraeted wlth mt any
partleuJar wiah or avaa D4 eoatty. "< m tho <pur of
tho morn.-nt." sald a aor-iety woman recently, "1
afked Mra. A. to din* Wlth mo next weak?hardly
thinking. I am axhamed :o aay. that auch a pop ilar
veraon would be dlaengaaed, bul tt Jual happened
that aho h.k free and ahe accepted l ndei ordl?
nary r-lr. umatanr.-ea I would. of courae Havo h-en
delighted ? ? had her, but al i notice
lt me_nt t!i?- conati ictioa of a llnner ? ;<?: tlu
mos: adverae clr. umatancea. I aaked irea of peo?
pie, ar.d uaed up reama r.f nor.- paper. Many per
jK.ns I dld nol dare r>> ask al auch ahori
wlthout having aaked them before, ao i waa handl
I ln the dlreetlon whence l mlghl have ob
talned help. Finaily, however, I dl
iing a reapectable number together, and Mra. A.
came ar.d expreaaed heraelf d.lightod with ber en
tertalnment, but ahe wlll never know what It coat
me"'
OEXTIL-TT PAMING AWAY.
A frankneaa that t* aimor-t brutal aeemi to i
current ln aoclety for up-to-date amartneaa, and
tho language thai i now uaed 1 ? ? faahlonable
among thetnaalvaa i? aometlmea only
ahort of blllina gate, while "aaraar *a
to havo loat thi Ir awfulneaa and are ua. d iln
frealy by women as- by men. It li
"gentiltry" both a* a word and a quality haa >.i - j
api)oared. Faahlonablepeoplearedle.lnct
? >?(-;, (.;.' They may on occaatona I.br. I,
but the mlndng proprlet) o' thi bellei .. ' hcaua
of yor. i ? ? r< . , ired In a well-km wn
aoclety no.ei wrltten flfteen or twent) yei
whlcb waa . preaumably .rrect delin. of the
i-,.-., . tha fai lonabh llfe i
tlme. two herolnea play thelr role One, . \
Vera wlth the eorreci apeeoh an.i mannera ?
caato and the other a auddenly axalted b. urge. lee,
who goeH thrrigh the nocial nrea of crfticlam and
experi.ti.-t bolore an.- emtrgos tr.i- gold frorn
orloal. o.ldlv enough. to-day the typea mlghl be
rted: M i? tho bourgeolae who lr* "hlgh t ned"
and tha Vera d>.- Vere who ls u alangy hoydaa
ECONOMY IN HOME DRESSMAKINO.
It ia a inooted .juoNtlon wlth e-onomifs: mothera
wh-ther It paya beat to have gowna and froeka
mad- ln tho hOtMO, Bf whether the ?x;.. naa of
having a dreasmaker by tr.e day does not ln the
end amount to more rlian if the work waa glven
_>ut. Thls dep-nd- entirely, ? woman af axparlenca
tella ua. or-. e.heth.r th- dreeamaker tinda lhe work
to bo done plaanad out, and everjrthing raa<
her axperlenced flngere. Aa a rule. half her tim.
la aper.t in gettlng ready for hor w..rk Tha aew?
Ing machlne require. to be cleaned :md olled,
gowna that are to ba eltered need rlpplng an.i
baatlng and preaalng. buttona and hooks and ry,.
are miadng when meal aeeded j-..i ae on. tn
ehoit. i: laeyaiea* tbat t* aeeded, ayatem and fore
though.. ai.d wlth theaa handmaldena it doea pay
10 bava elothea mnd?. at hoaae. Thay nr.- than
marie more btcoralBgly. fit better, ani ^ avery one
kaowe, t .-?->? are more duraMa Wltb aummar
froeka mis i. eaptL'ta'.l) ihi caai h...'. in many a
houv.iiold dlre'tly after the hotldaya thi prepaxn
ilor.* begln .or n? euaulna u-uson Theaa sm.li
\.a made. be>arev_r, mmtmTa Iha drM-r__-____ei roniM,
not afit-rwar'.: thr .reaaes ahould ba ui''
be rlpped, l:rurt:.*-'i or wuaiici. ar.d preeeed. -Ntw j
A. SIMONSON
9a:_ B'way, ^ini & 4>*>ii st*.
My very lateet pro
?j .__ duction in thc art of t
'? ^_____1 na*rdre*ss*n-.? which I
;''-__R-t iw P-rticularly well
4Hb__ adaptcd for thc
OPERA
and full i!ji-? . aaiona .? iie r..,n,rf
PAPILLON,
Whlch la r. ._ on aafelMttoa, Thi na.f?__ry .iiif.tn?rit?, I.i
-.njuncti-.n -i')i u.ii r.r.% ...i.Tu* pi-_du<-. ? oiagalfleent
eff. ? r Tfl<-phortf <_li ISVu IMI, Sr
A. 81MO*4iSO>.
9U BMAOWAT. _lh. ft, AMD BO BTB,
r.K
: to . .'.
e all af
?
for i hei e la an ei ? ? n
iri midw -,
for l
:n, .
BOCIETV B LATE HOUR9
To whal :? - _:..- -? lety wlll can
which I. omo later .:. ! later every aeaaon, H
Impoaall le to pn llct, foi ? 1 we
? . ? . a decade ago 7 o'elock xx., eonaldered
? : hour .? ? i gueata wero bld ' nou
mall- to baili at '?> o'elock, the preaent ultra-faa
f 8:30 o'elock for dlnnera ind 11 o'elock for
,. ,: . aeema ? greal change, and old foglea eai
n,.,; bu: aak, "What neatT" ai they rcmemtw
wlth a ahrug and a algh, the day whi n 6 o'clc*
?van waa conaldtrod an Innovatlon, nnd when th.
donnod evening clothe< once a year al 10 o'i loi
ln the mortrlna, and made New Tear'a calla um
dark.
?What barbarlana we were!" thlrks tba old fog
"and yet, thoae ware pleaaant tlmea." lt ls Londi
tbat la aettlng us the faahlon In thla, ai In mai
other up-to-date aocial fada, Bome of theae ai
di ilrable, where othera are not. bul
houra ln a way may be aald t.> be lo a eertaln ??
tenl advantageoua; th.n la, they make many tnlni
praclleabi. which otherwlae would be Impojwlbll
tlea. They certalnl) exlt-nd th. tlmi A man -
bualneaa may now come up town and ku to li
or take a i ip of t-a wlth _ frlend, or make
call or two I efore dlnner, and ii la
to lingar ovei tha poal -prandlal clgar and afterwai
reloln the r.omen ln the drawfng.-oom, before hui
rylng away lo make one - bow to an awaltln
hoatesa, Nor :? ih. e late houra mi in ni ?
diaslpatlon. In ol-I daya dances were pi donged I i
the w^e ima' houra, Juat aa much aa now; i
aimply ahortened ln duratlon, that li all, wl
alao an udvantuge.
Another Londoi faahlon xxlmli haa been
o< :..t? ,-? the length of tlme elapaing between
dlnner Invitatl ?n and It* - el. bi itlon, a month i
s:\ week") belng now quite euatomary. ll woul
aeern that our aoclety mual erj "Ha t!" And thi
progreaalvi Ideai <-,,uid go no further. unleaa, li
;\?.-,j entertalnments becom< ite that
buP in overatepplng ihe boundariea, and we retur
_;
HEAD OF KT. AXDRE-V
Woik ?? mi
,i-,,|.\. ? i.
ii our
i.YKK-Zl AU ?U8 PHILANTHRI l'V
Thera nn- many meddleaome peopl. ln ihi n-'.rM
w bo wlth the bt i ol Intenl loni .....
of mlachli f PhllantI i
larly, wlth what the Prench ? ? _.li ai
nft. ii nol onlj mlataki n ln i kli
many c laai do ictual han ? i ?
I not nH-m io rt-allii
munlclpal Inatltutl .. maj --?-?* ? --
trap. Inaam I ? ? i n io
.1 whlh ofll red tapi
i ud, la, Iti ougl --o all -iii i ? ? i (n
Kwatbla ?-, break li once an Indh dual li
I , ?
a r.-ciiit occurrence, whlcb mlghl polnl a moral
? mi adora a tala, w.i* ih.- caae ol ? n_rvoua, over.
arougbl draaamaker, a wldow wlth two chlldren,
vho, auf.erlng wltli come- tiuubk.oiue but Um
I l ? ' her llttle n nt tho
on ( I'otomac
lor, and hla
, "i" a n I. hi r tl
' I ?
?
? : ? ..,:, i , r
lol Ilill.
- .. . nf future
?
?
ll HtHIXGTOS'S VIRBOR.
?
' ?? Ibe. i ,.
? ' homi ln Warn nton, Va
?i - i . ? .! ,.ff,.,.,.,
j : I i?!.? a of tha
I flrat Prealdenl The gl - mad ln gllt, aa I al
lhe top d ol \- hlti and Mm k
.namel, ara Wa arma engraved in gold
wilii i.i.i paraoaa] in-1.0, "i-Xltua acta probat."
"?? X " "J.--*- _ '- a - i
__-__/>_
? .1.1.1. -1 b) one of ber
......li-.
? Do nol ' ? ? ... .'.i tha
w. U-mi "declde al on ' v !l1 take
. , n iny ran la ?? ind ? ou wlll be
? i Un Ij .' _o ?'
llttle gli arhere 1 am a
i wlll
?
once ut the hoa
i , be
allow..1 lo ? ila thc imi
?
? d, .i nl ."?
? i il ?.i I the
won
The next
?'xy, .. it, ni u the
.
mm i b.
tii r.
vi .,. , I i ...ti
;.-i:..\ iii ? e bei i. tha
lihllanthrr.pl woman i-igned tl prcacrlbcd com
-It waa ii ? '' Judgment
..ll i . v. ..i.i another ..f the i.r
ho. aftor weeka of haraaa
d bi r reloaee. "Mra,
waa no more . razj l hn i I am. Bhe b - ame
. and thrn frlghl.I. and, ln her weak con
llt ? had been li fl much
longer i believe r?ho mlghl havo become Inaana
ln ?? ty and nll through offlclous, mlataken klnd
\YOMAX'8 PAGE IPPRECIATED.
To the Edltor of The Tribune.
Sir: Allow in.- to aay tiiat the Bunahiaa f^oiumn
ii certalnly one of thi moat attracttve featurea of
The Trlhune'a valuabl. Woman'a Page,
Plaza ll tel, C Mra. HENRT HALL.
1 . ? Edltor .?:' The Tribune.
8 ?? [| .. . : my dally comforta ro read the
... nt of Tl ? " l '.. thi Intereeta
..f Thi Trlbum . lety. Bincerely youra,
Mi i' ''- POOTE,
'. . N .1 N \ 19, ivT.
To the Ed
Blr: l hnve read Thc Tribune alnce IWS, and hava
? d I ??? i '? an, Inatruci i ? ind Intereat
It ia n dally 1 f go.
ui...;. - - irn.ro.
.,.-..? :??!;.: li;-. I I 'l'l.- Only
w,im m, and tha
> . . rta ar.- pn tl ? ol
good. Its t ? ? - :
ne to many, whoaa
-.. I be dark i ? ? ?"??' lt.
-: SAMl'EL IIEUN8TEIN,
'?: \ ?
I
i- not onlj
??\ond any
m r t o 111. i ?
i auch a
ii a am.
\ oura,
Manhattan-avi
To
tli.- Bun ihlne m> ml" ra. Truly
c E, TAFT,
New-York <'it>.
Edltor of The Tribune.
Bl E li dolng a large nmmint
not ( '? to Inralida and "ahut-ina," hut
lo t ? ? > well ind acl ? who ni ed h? ? ij.
.:.,l ?!;, lr llfe w..rk. Vouri
Mra, EDWAKD PARKJ.R
\. V.
?
MRS. >"' 77MI oRTII \T SEYEXTY-EIGRT.
_M, i; 11. Bouthwortl thi novellat, recently cele
biat. d her aevanty-elgbth blrthday. Bha la al
(P^M \ou ?d.nulu us*"
levelands
80 bAKim Powder.
Because: It is not oniy free from lime and alum, but
also from ammonia and tartaric acid
Because: The materials used are thc best that science
can produce and are beyond question perfcctly whole
.some.
Because: All the mgredients are plainly printed on
every label; information which other manufacturers do
not give. Cleveland Baking Powdeb Co.,
. . - . \. IIOACLA-IO, Prttidtnt, KEW YoRJL
H0SAIC8 DONE BY WOMEN.
ARTI8TIC BEN8E AND DEFT FINGERS
NEEDED IN THI8 FINE WORK
aour. or thb tih-anv bxhibit- fobth.: pabw
ExroamoN mrn own Tnia field in
EL'ROPB; ~< ? Mi:n in aMERICA.
p. much haa heen wrltten aboul woman'a work
,.,,, ?,,,. would thlnh tbal the aubjecl bad been ex
hauatcd x-t there la a Beld -tmoat monopollaed bj
,, . fa|r mi which haa attracted acarcely any at
,,, . ,?, Thla is the art of maklng moaalca.
Women hava been dolng thla work for four or Bve
01 v.-:^ KOBAIC IN THE ALEXANDER COM
MENCEMENT HALL. PRINTETON
yean now. :..-- T ' > '? - and Decoi itlng Corn
panj having been tha flral to ? mi I *? tl n
,,.. , ire ?? cognlied ai tot clallj fltted f t It,
i, nae, ai ? i ule, than n
. . of th( Ir fln
In tl ... ? ?
countr) i ii ????? irlng of artlaai i to ? u
THE U \Y'8 U0881P.
a i ilm over a hundred yeara old and coetlng aae
,: .1 th iKnnd do lan n added to _a*_aN
Much |a belng ald over the blll thal haa beer
Introduced al Albany prohlbltlng the eorporea
punlahment of puplla In the publle achoola, ani
i |t) r Infltctln- auch punlahmen
Imprlaonm. nl for any tlmi undi r a year.
ti..- Woman'a ii arllng Leag.if Brooklynopene4
thi annual tourn tment on Thuraday, The gamei
wen pl ty< d on the Ei. phant Club alleye
Mra. In. ^ Ponce de Roque, the wlfe of ono el
the Ina ?? i uban "ili era, regched thla <-lty or
Tl ... rlng been bai d from -' iba, Mra
De Roq ie i another refugee from the unfortunat*
tow n of Matanaaa.
The McOlnty <'lut. la a unlque organlaatlon ol
recenl date ln Mount Vernon. and its memberahli
Includea aome of tha leadlng peopie ln 'he place.
The club waa ent rtalned laat week by Mr. and
Mra. Loula Ewen al thelr home, No. 4:: Rlch-ave.
An Ice carnlval wlll I.pened to-morrow at
Omaha, N-' \ queen to prealde over the featlvt
-. ,i. and tha lot haa fallon upon
Hl Btephonaon, who recelved tha largeal
? ir three hundred candt
,!,,-, t. Her - ' ?* nundred young
women, whoai r-oatumea rt l ? be made after the
? - ?.
The bonnel i t a Balvatlon Army woman I
. -? imi Of a woman P.il
1."
A . neeting and loclal reunlon of the
Amerlcan Revolutlon of New-Jer
Lakea ?] Hoti I, Lakewood,
x t '.. ? Jan ian " Thi re will
r. gpi i_i ? it. i have been ar
thi Sew-Jeraey ? entral an i the
... is the aoclety whlch
M r_ 7.1 Ba iford an orlg
er, who haa ln tb< m i ol
TTTK LAST ilTPPER
T*h? moaalc work don* by women for ihe P..rl? Kx i>o.t.lo...
(Copyrlght, '.?'?07, Tlffany Glaaa Decoratlng Company, New-Tork.)
deilgner'i Ideaa waa ,>n<- of th" greateal difflcultlea
to be overeome. At flrat it aei med ar- if the only
thinf_r t,> be i ?? - v.;li to brlng workera over from
Europe, i-nr there ware declded objectloni to thi'
couraa, Theaa men have t'radltlonal methodi of
working, and .ir.- not Incllnad t^ glve Ihem np. VI. re
..v. r. the mati rlali ua. l for Amerlcan moaalca, whlle
almllar In many reapecta to thoae employed In Eu?
rope, dlffer wldely j.-i other polnta. Th.- color tl-- ,1
of Ameti. m moaalc glaaa, f.>r Inatance, is not only
much broader than that of any heretofore known,
bui Ia capable of ratainlng grrtduatlona of toi
one plece Hence new methodi of work xx-t,- re
QUlred,
MEETIXQ A DILEMMA
In thc fri.-o ,>f this dllemma i' occurred t
C Tlffany thai poaalbly > ?. i r.rr women mlghl ne
tralned t,. be good ino< ,i ? xv,.rk. ra, although ia the
whole hlatory -.f the art, which goei back i i ?> ?
heginnii . - of ar hite i ire, no one, ?_ far .- i
kn,,x\ .1. had ' v i ihoughi ..." ? i
Ac ordli : .? expi rlmi nl xx.,- mado, Mra.
(llara Wol< ? .-' I irlieotl, the pr. -? ?,( thla
(I Ih. n . mpl ???? .1 hy
thi .-,1 ip mj ai , ,'? . ?? . r v,. ?:> to'work i
-? and wlthln i t'.-vx xx-ks demonal
Ihal the art of thc M u meh .. worker
waa i .. ., w :- mn th.- capa.
< i umtw r of 3 oung wonfen a ??
? ??, - ippn ntl ? - and .n they
wen .: t thi il- Id.
<>>.'.: MAN HOLD9 1118 OWN.
An ( rn in ? mployi d, and ll I ip
i" n* that one of tl lo I r than
any < f t:., \. >m. :-. bul he i- r- uard< ?! hj I .. , om
pan) .is .-, fn uk ol ? ,- un . i I hlevementi
do no ? . ? k- neral i>- 111 t tn.ir the mo alc
dcpartmei
Nevi rthi hen la one greal and Rpparently
Inaupt i l on t ? women here Thi.-, ;an't
be prevented from marrylng, There it-emi to ba
iom( thli % ln t; . xx.nk of pla. Ing the dalnt) 'ti -
aerai' thai h ia an Irn itlbl* Ul ra. tlon for i' ipld
for he li L-ontlnuall) hoveting around the moeal.
artlJt( worked auch havo. il Tlffuny'i
'?':..' the departi ? ? ni knamed "the Mat
rimontal Bureau." One of the preaenl workeri ?
plaini Ihe pl menoi bj the f... ; thai the moaalc
worker mual alwayi poaaeai the vlrtue of patlence.
iboul iwent) votlng women are noa rm
Plo>< -I .-.??.,. deiHirtment,
? ? ? :? ,irt
he N oung U oman'i i' u |?
Han Ai ;.-,,,,;,. r i nlon 11
: Bchool ol .pplled De.
ilgn f-.r w..in. ii Bpeclal tralnlng, heyotid ihal re
qulr< d foi . ,. :,.,i ,,i,.,, ?i...
I) ne( ?-?- iry, but il - ? md thai th
,1 .,n .ii ti- .. gnlncd
,nd und u.. ? rolor ? pnee not
?? cl ? ? In ( . iti . ? ?? by thoae
I luch .idx.,:.;,_.-, i,
i' .- '- .' t ;( ii ,| ?.., i, qulre pai
and .i> i.i.
on Ihe ik rtlatl i iltlon of ihH u
...-.,- ., ?
?
Th** i poi pa ii are of moial. - Ihat
were doi.llrclj bj a-omen "The l_aal Supper,"
wl - ?. ilng al li to go to the
P.,-1 i ?
.1 ? i .? l- rr-..)?.?!.- t,, he m,., I, in ihe ? oa
room- of th, 'i:"., ? \ ,;i,s> an<1 i.., .;,_ cv?n_
pan) xx., mnd. fn m hroken crot kei j h) i
employed I Mi Tlffan. Thli xx <-. entlrel) her
i.xx n Idea, and I an devidi dlj Inti r
.- Ilng
?
TALE8 1001 r TBE 8IDE 8ADDLE.
\ flerce rontroveraj li raglng In Pallfornla nn to
whethei women ihouid nol abandon tbe old ild.
, nd u ?? the croai naddle 11K? ? men Man) '
hava alreadj adopted Ihe Innovatlon xxhi h xx ,?
. .1 bj i he experlei ? of eyclliti Aa uaual
in luch matteri there hai been i greal ,t.-i l ,,f
? ?? printrd In t; ? pa| ai -? n to Ihi diffli ulty
umi foi rldlng rroaa-iaddle i >f
. o .i ? ? ;: ? i ? ra manj famlllai ri ? r--^
Ihal lei I thei i illng li thli
Wu)
I ..i k gl ?.! ? I ? !: ,xx I
not I i ... ,r -ii -tly -|- .-klrih I'litll ;
. . * '. xw. . I. ,, i
letteri extam from th( i
Kmpn n Mar! 'i '???? t--..i to hei daught. ? ... ? ?
Marh ApiolnetK wrltMn aboni i?;.', advliing her !
ipe lally i kltng i i
'.'??I, vletorla wai an excelleni horaawoman in
her x.,-,nK> i daya, and n i* racordad -i- ? beautlful
ilgbl when ihortl) bofora the Crlmean War ihe
rev|c\v.-il th- troopa ;u thc ('Icddwim Camp tm
horeeback wearlng a -..irict lackel pnada lika a
general dfh.-er'n coal. aml a liut wlth a gt-i.eral
offl.er'i plumei. "
umna, and who rr ently recelved from *"ongre*>s thr
gol.l aouvenlr apo n glven i.Iginal deacenaanta.
The Bwaml Abhed&nanda wlll spo.-ik at I o'clock
thla aften l Moti Mmiorlal Hall, No. 64 Mtd
laon-ave., on "8elf Control," a llacoura. whlch Iu
repeat. by n i . n
The World'a Conventlon ar Toronto netted R.100,
? i into . hrea i art>. >.n.. to tha
Domin to the World'a L'nlon, and the
other to thi Toronto L'nlon rhe chalrman ol tha
commltt - Ml - Lottl. E. Wlaarlna, recelved from
'?? iguca a handaome gold wat.-h chaln, aet
n ith ' urrpiol ind pi i ?
.\li?? Allce Donlevy, ln the free lecture to the
peopie glvei ..i r ol No, '*<. No. 2:; Baat
Twi ntli :i. at? laat - \< ? '.-. . -,- >ke on "Art and In?
duatry." The lectun waa llluatrated b) charta and
? of lace t.ii'-strv. dtawn work, weaving,
ng, engnivlng, palnting, art Induatrlal. Miss
m lolnt of the I ict thal the ?..rk for
whl'-li recelved la thal made after a
dealgn that eannot be followed out b) machlnery.
\ ri d ng to be _.\. a b) F M irion ("rawford at
? ? ? ternoon w lll be glven
under lhe Alumn itlon of
A Ml'BlVARirg AT WORK ON OLAM MOfATC.
Mlaa ('hlaholm'a ichool, and the proceeda ar.. t<> go
'' ? ird ti,.. foundlng of a acholarahlp at Han.nr.1
Thi aui.hoaen by Mr Crawford w
'? '? I) l ?*?" ' 'I. : ? < - l'l Ind i.i. How I .' tme to W'rlt.
Mi i-i.,, ,
?
HOUSEWIVEB OF Tlll OTTOMAX EMPIRE.
"Women In Turkey." -.\- .t recent traveller,
"are noi , . lacklng ln domeatle vlrtuea aa
tl ? .meriean houaewlfe thinkH. and It atuat bo
aome thlnga they can even glva
' to ?? lr ilatera of the complex clvUlaatlon
lf lt ls u , ihlng .1 ,., ihe hanum, bewevi r hlgh her
t u k, attenda pei tlly to all the rinaUtg af her
huaband'a garmenta, though It muat ba confeaaed
that thla la nol aa much from a faar that hla
flanneli mai ahrlnk .... from .< bellef thal ? apeii
could be eaat upor them b) nn* dealgnlng auva
who wlahea to aupplant hei in hla affeotlona Al
though every TuikUh famlly, however humble,
lms a laaal om black alava, to do tha ordlnary
waahlng, oooklni and acrubbtng, every mtetreee,
aven t.> the hlgheat lu rank. prefera to kI\.< h.-r In
dlvtdual i.tteutlon to all dellcatu and ape.-lal culln
ary venturca
FORTT FIJTH 8KA?ON
F. BOOSS & BRO.
lmpor'fra ar.1 \l,r- ? of
FINE FURS
AM CDNTIIICIMO TKnii:
Midwinter Saleof
..nlan.e of Their l-arge Stock
AV
Great Reductions
Sealakin Coata, $135 and upwanl
Peralaa Coata, !*?'..">. fion and *-i2*?
?l-nl 4 <>ll<irelte?. rlrh \ I-i-Uh >?eiil. *:;.". nml g.V)
-r..r.- Murr-ri I *i.
< I.ln, hlll,, < olUirette-. *:>,; Mn.| * |
Haa_. ?> ? ; ajj
I'eraimi ( iilliirettra, * i? .,,,,| n^j
|| M M .rt-n .*. .r'.r ICa-. ?|_ . ? ? j .
Mlnk lliMU-r llon*. .<> nn,| g|g
Aa rlngini ii--.rtm.hi >f RaMea ln n ladc up
ltii'M iiii.l skins. nt
Specially Reduced Pricee.
F. BOOSS & BRO.
449 Broadway. 26 Mercer St.
Orand at atatl n Te*e__t_m - .
CAiit.K CARS PABf rif__ rk>.?k
STYM* HOOK MAH.I.I) II*. 4,1*1*1.II .Tio>.
L. SHAW
ESTABUSHEO M rEAl
Tlie Largcst H lir Store in Americ...
HAIR GOODS
Oet tha Beal aad Keel Perf t Klnd
BuyOnly WIGS
That Fit and I o >k Natutal.
v tn aailafj .. Whal
-
rl- Wt
beet iMir. ne | h
f. - r*. 1| a
" I ... ...
. '? ??
..... ...
P10NTE CMRISTO
HAIR DYES,
Han . . Bfreetlr.
ILLL'gTRATED CATAI/JOt'E MAILED
54 W. I4TH ST? Next D.or io Macy's,
Rl TQERS AU MX r_ LVXCHEOX.
MRS BKRNAKD PBTERl OXE OF Tiir.
81'EAKF.RS <?F THK DAY.
The <_l'jmnn? of ".utgers Inatil -a
had thelr annual r.union an>1 lun -'??
Waldorf-Attorla yeaterday The membera are
gathered from all parts of the country, for t.-ila
s-hool clalms to re the flrat chartered InatttUte fur
g!rlr> ln the L'nlted 8tate< baving been foueded in
UN. leveral of th.. membera preaent yeaterday
beiong to the elaaaea I ind 'M arhen Rutgera
was a power ln rh-- educatlonal itf-- of rh.- . .r\.
Dr. Weat. thr? tirst prealdent, haa attali
eighty-ntntb rear ll.> w..- expected l
an.i makeaa addreaa yeaterday, but wai ted
by the bart areather from attendlng. Hla
ter was. how. rer, on- of th- mi ral ? ra M ? 1 al -
table *et apart for the prealdant, Mr- M .ry \' *n
derpoel, and th. .j.ak.rs of the day.
dinner addrcaaea began arlth a talk from Dr. B
Della Dixon, on "Llghta and Bhadea of Hoapltal
l if.-." Mrr-. Janvier U i?. ipoka on "Old Sew
York " and Mlaa l af. Pettua ; * 'h?
Alumma of the Woman'a Laa Claaaea gava a
fhort dlaCOUraa or: "I.aw."
Mr- Bernard Petera, of the Borough of I *
lyn. a member of Chlropean, araa a guea r.
and gava an Intereatlng talk w.. arhat ? iman ha*
done and may yet do.
She apoke In parl ..? .<>;!?*
There ..re momen oua queatlona lo b. aettled la
th., near future. la Hawaii l i becomt h part o( our
Natlonal terrltory? what la l ?*
Wh .: ia to be the outeome of the Auati
,.. ,?- ? |? chlna to be dlvlded and awal a I
the Kuropean Powera' What la to I '? j
gualn Afrlca, Fran -.-. Italy, Ruaal . I irk
.j luaii' What la '?' ba the pollci " ???
.: ;:. regard to the gold atandard tn. riritT.
the penalon fund ? ducatlon il m ittera
,lr. l other affalra of vttal Importann ' All
thinga ire to be de ili arlth by oui i
queatlona are parl and parcel of thi g-v.r
of tbe i. itlona and ia * >m in la i
,,. the a ivi rn. _ ,i - lould be her pi
ri md i- I ir aa p iaai .le. rn.- un I *
. woman nt
t. d to advlw In polltlcal and - itteraT
When l look ba k flfty or alxt. >
,-,i : . av. .- ln vlea oi whal ? *
ln our own country. that hen u "_,__,_
Wh have paaaed thi perlod ahen woman a efjorui
? , ,,.....:-? an - : I to obtaln en * ??
the profeaalonal and bualneaa worl I a
arlth ahouta of derialon and rl -
? ... We are alone w. mai
rme of the eff irta I ?r ' thi ? ?;
? - were, to aav thi leaat, a wei - ;
ai.i... aometlmea pathi i ea t wh
verv much a
,nd tri. ; i i veri our hua u la to -
, i leaving our h ?m. a. paradlng
praylng on the aldewalka In front ol -i ?
We" trTuat remembei I wever l wlae
movementa have b. itrani ?.?'.':
hv thelr own frlenda . T?ia
iiig ln an Iniudlctoua a -;'"' ' '".. '"?
atite of affalra haa " ?? l> ?
educattona advanl iaea ire open W woman whl
are aoual to fered to man ??"?
nVtlie bualne.. world ara hera to enter. and tha
v?r?t Held of Phlltnthropy awalta her 1 awnng
oare fhe can di *'?-.':;';''..'"'?.: *rherKSrt
pra t.-h. ilo.*tor .. .1 i" ?" i ',. , .
I-ontent. ind no one ma) aa) her ______
"BJTi. ah.ncondl ' ??*
-SS of llfe? Are th,
SBB* *? XrTVo morel
hatpleTa^M. .
a^-SSpJ -
bSS rl
?reated .md brtghtened , . .nd
fcr-S-Sffl!. . - .;
_?>?-?? sr, __
famlly la thla true? I do ... - ?,,.
5_?_--&*---K>
ar s s_?_ : ? .;
the degradlng Influ, nea t_nat. mi
prnetnei ino ?_ .?? v-_ > h _ .hnmea *""""
^'^l^^iM'-r^';.^'..-....,-..-!. lieaa.nl
grovelllng prtnclplea? rt,,,.nt w<.ra
Among the gueata and '"",1"" (),K,n<
M,. i^arlaaWlnte; Mrs s-anU ; M.. B^ '
Mlaa Weat, alra. "'^ ,M, ,.,; 1 Mra .i.n.>i"r
Marlon Bray. Mlaa Ltf^Frhardt 6r pTx-O, M^
!-\M,,,^-?!?:.X,hi?,,?v 'i:.:;.^...... Mr.-- ?.
Bulklei #
rjff iu/r'. OP ? ?**? ?Vr'
rothe Bdltor of Th- ?rrib.....'. .,va
Mr, meaawerte "lleader. 1 < ?? <ir^,.t
,-r . iittie Hdvhe an how t.. k. p h hw
Alta her a iitti.* longer ttian '^ h tl>?...
:. ...IHK- Flrat ol ..ii. -flveo glrl Jjouf^j
lon'tinafcel^f-rtl^M^^J^nfc^
,,,, K,.? achance; treal Mr ; >-,K?_,;,nN,r aaa
?? treated were you in hir pl?*??*??? ( >r wtth
h tleah and blood like youraO?? iilVnca Thera
ilndneaa l am apeaktng from e ? n <{on,
i , gr.at deal belng aald antha ^^J ^thO
ind 1 thlnk lt la tlme aoruethb'K V u__RV
ady queatlon
Kanturk, Dec. __. UR.

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