Fashionable Ruin

party in Fith avenue, New York, a few evenings sinee, a boautiful young woman turned sharply upon an elderly dowager who was prosing about tbe Magdalent, and the hopelessHess of doing aDything for tboso "loït women," witb the nssertion : "I know a class more hopelesaly lost tban they. We fashionables, who murder time and squacder money, and lead women to becorae Magdalena tbat they may dress like us. Why does 110body eend missionaries to us ?" The inteneity of the utterance was eloquent of better possibiüties. No doubt there are more ways thaa one of being lost. The 8yrcns are not all of oue clasa or confined to one looality.