The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 10, 1899, Page 27

THE SUNDAY CALL. 27 <= (Ohat They Would Do if They Mad to Earn Their Own Livings - £2n ??»ar’..;‘.::c’s Wealthy I A 2¢iety Givls ‘ | Discuss ','! £ - 2wead 4 ! [ FAISS Z A . M ?;L'?}fi%g. 4 5 — ;\R@%m e g & | / N\ KOEHLERJRS PHOTO BY BUSHNELL I MATSON hows. Mrs. Beu- enciennes lace. ger should have been born one of “the tc - “I might teach the harp,"” she said, “if 4 ) earr cess Poniatowskl, Mrs. Charles A. in . Mrs. Walter Hobart and Mrs. all acknowledge the keeping abilities. They de s a cultivated lobin designs men trim ireen says she could make a llving. She s an artist looked when it comes to concocting a hot punch or a frappe. or women's frocks. ner looked “If 1 had to earn my living? Why, I sol e ed In a fetch- couldn’'t,” sald Miss Emilie Hager. “But I . of pale blue ribbons and val- But in spite of her disclaimer, Miss Ha- living or or a large sum, was her work. I would be able to earn a ie stage,” she zald. “I can weight to him. e perfection of a Ames. §5 Shother Sobut- . "W ithh 4k v 3 sekeep- Mrs. Will Tevis, llke Mrs. Harry Gil- Miss th Preston of Relwool er,” wei:ber auswer.tb'the GEwy; "I 1ib g, Wobs 18 -tor raising bull pups that ¢ little