Illustrious Women Of Italy

Italy has a great organizatíon of ü- lnstrions women, of which Queen Marguerite is the honorary president. It is ino of the most remarkable aasociations of the day, composed of the most eminent women in Borne, and before it twice each week the most celebrated orators of the day lectnre on sub jecta of the edncation and advancement of women. Among ita members are the Cormtess Giglrucci, f or whom Bossini wrote his "Stabst Maten" the Countess Lovatelli, the moet distinguished Kterary woman in Rome and the only woman mranber of the Gierman Instztote of Archieology (at the celebratton of the society this tall, slight and reñned lady sat down among her gray haired coUeagnes, a radiant visión in white silk embroidered with sparküng beads); Signora Mutwtítií, who has translated "The Carieket on the Hearth" into Italian and written many romances, and Louisa Sarardo, who is