Paragraphs For Women

The mamcurea say that a pretty woman rarely has a pretty hand. The late Lady Rneberry bequeathed to her secretary Miss Molck $1,500 a year. The only woman in America who is an operatic conductor is Miss Emma Steiner. George W. Childs will not permit a witticism, aimed at women to appear in the columns ot his paper. The Princess of Wales has not altered the shape of her bonnet for years, although in other matters she follows the flights of fashion. The earliest date on which Easter can fall is March 22, and the combinaron of circumstances which brings this about ia extremely rare. Mrs. Campbell Praed is probably the srettiest of English literary women. he is a clever hostess, and her home .3 much frequented by clever people. Mrs. Arthur Wellesley, a grandniece of the Iron Duke, and Mr8. Heskethsmith, two rnembers of ' ' 'good" society, ïave recently opened a flower shop in -.ondon. It has been stated that over boys under 14 or 15 a woman can more easüy exercise a good infiuence than a man, and at Scottish educational conerences held this year a move was mada to employ women as teachers lor )oys and mixed classes. A writer in Kate Field's Washington - Ada Cone - resents the notice at the door of the Cooper Union. "Free reading room for males and females," irst, for the vulgarity of the last word, and second, because women are not ermitted to remain in the room where he notice is huny, but are obliged to ïide themselves in a small apartment and receive what "reading" they ant rom the hands of messengers.