THE LADIES' PAGE.

Otago Witness, Issue 2425, 5 September 1900, Page 58

THE LADIES' PAGE.

By EHMELrN-E.

The vorld m sad — the earilen wa.l a wild. -4nd man, the Hermit, sighed, till iTOiunn amiled. — OAMruri.r..

Emmeline irill be pleased to receive letters from oomspoßdeatn on »nx matter of mtereat to them, and to reply through tho medium of this page, the norn de plume only of the " jOmmeliao." care of the Editor.

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. Mittie. — I think what you suggest would make a most useful present. If only one pair, I think white cotton in a pretty open-work pattern, - summer is- so near now. -If inpre . than one, I should make the others of fine wool, in a pretty shade of tan. I remember all om consultations about the wedding so •well, it must be nearly, or quite, three years ago. Thank you foi your warm and- kindly appreciation; such letters give the keenest ' jileasure to me. EsaiNA. — I cannot be sure, jny dear girl, r whether- 1 answered your nice little note. In case I did not, I should like to say that I think you are quite wis. to wait, say, till next session, especially as you are so busy now. With the keen and intelligent interest

,you take ir our discussions I am sure you i •vgJU:makfe ) a.;Cley&Y,; member. J. shall be very,

pleased to hear from you at any time thai you iejj inclined to send a live to me, just a3 Emmeline, apart from the club matters - altogether. I hope you will be successful in your studies.. Anxious. — G-lycerine and cucumber (Beeihain's) is a very good thing for a tender skin. I think the lemon might be too severe, though it suits some skins. A little oatmeal tied in a piece of muslin, and put in the water, is an excellent thing. If you get the glycerine and cucumber, be sure it is " Beetham's." Most grocers keep it; I think it is 9d a bottle.