In Woman's Way

Oï three thonsand teachers employea in the public schools of Chicago, over two thousand elght hundred are women. Sevebai. women in New York aS-e succeeding in the real estáte business, and two are regular members of the Exchange, At Brussels the other day Mlle, Marguerite Gombert was awarded her degree as doctor of philosophy and lettert unid great applause. Mlle. Gombert u the flrst young girl who haa obtained this degree. The Funeral Subscriptlon society, ■ ■branch of the King's Daughters, haï been organized in New York eity foi . the purpose of assistlng the poor to give their dead a respectable funeral at th lowest cost Amokg the women who have been rjarticularlv successful in stjock ing is Mrs. Virginia C. Meredith, oJ Oambrldge City, Ind., who is the ownei and manager of one of the most extensive stock farms in her state. Two English ladies have just opened an "afternoon tea" salon at 40 BouleTard Uanssman, Paris, close to the opera, where erery eomfort wlll be given those wishing to partake of this eesentially English meal The UtÜe nalon is very prettily furnished. Thk Iirooklyn (N. Y. ) hospital íor women and children has a board oí sixty women managers, and a hospita tafE oí twenty-two women physictans. It is the only hospital in Brooklyn where women are permitted to protice. It has in eonnectáon a feraining Bohool for n-ursea, whieh has been din{ reellent worfe. . .