Society In Big Cities

Tbe social life in our large citics ia orae of the most faeclnating studies in t-bis warld. The women who compriee it are naturally the moet beautifnl ;vnd thr? most brilliant of their sex. Never have we. however, seen this wfliirl of Hoeiety thröngh the eyes of those who are lts leaders. We have seen ifc trom the outside, ais it were, but now we axe to have glimpses oí it froun the inside. 'DUring 1892, The Laddee' Home Journal will give its readers th"sa gHmpees In a series of interreeting articles under the title "So.3ial Life at Six Ceiaters." Mrs. Barton Harrison, the author of "The Aiiglounaniaes" is to write of "Social Life in. New York," and none can speak ojf ifc with so much authority as ehe wh is om? of lts social leaders. Mrs. Adïüiral Dahlgren -vill porlray "WashiiiKtom Society," and Mrs. Annie de Koven, daughter of Senator Farwell, will write oí "Social Life in Chicago." Th?n Boston. Tl-üadelphia and San Francisco will foilow. These articles will teil exaetly wliit social life in a great city means, liow dinners are arranged and glven; how the women Orees and act; tlw etiquette of the ljst parlare; wh:it the daily life oí a society woinan means; how girls are intro !nec:l into tho social swim and make tii debut, and the other hundred and one things which are moet Interesting to read and know abomt in social 1 ! f - and warfare. The Journal series will be a splendid one, without question, and will give thoueands a new Idtea oí wliat it means to le "in society" n tbe largest cities of our land. An aimual report- Tlumder.