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FRENCH WRAP OP VIOLET MOIRE TRIMMED WITH RUSSIAN TACE.
THE DATS GOSSIP.
NEWS OF CLT'B MEETINGS, I.ENTEN' RE?
CITALS AND CHURCH GATHERINGS.
W< U Of *G???? TXCHAMXTt ASSOCIATIONS?OOI.?
I AVlTSIXAE HE *T"T7?'">.YS AVD mnnkp.??
'?^AtS AN7> UTERART CT.AS.-5KS
M ? Wasblng*l on ?"olonial Chapter of the
'^?rs of the An*,<v*ii-flri Revolution and the
r *? Heights ("haptor, both or this city,
l'ave ? . tX.IBO toward the ?*re?-iion of a
The Washington Height! cha;?:? r
Mrs. Ba'Mr.gtrr* Bxi'.h spoke last right in the
:-< Congregational Church, Brook?
lyn.
At St. Joseph'? Academy, in Ftashtag, 1,-or.g
Is'.and, the Feast of St, Joseph was celebrated, ani
? yo'^ng w-.rr.rn re.-eive?! the white velL,
ridrr.iis them a.? novices to th?? communitv.
of th-ua were from Xew-Ynrk. Tho oth<?fs
??ere from ?-???** Island City. Kali River, Corona
ar.d Lirr.tjrick, lrela^i.
??afm Cor* Curran, of Concord. K;?., la ?un expert
?aper-har.ger, and does her work so well she Is In
-.-r?u_-.?.
Mrs. Ar.na* ?T. Johnson, the evangelist, ?p*?ke ye?,
terday afternoon in her home, No. ajas "West Fifty,
?over, ? h-?t.. on the subject. "Rej.:rrrctlon. Morning,
?the World's Caster."
M"ss Beatrice Herford, asmlste** by Mi?.? Augusta
O'.eee, the young Am?rlcan piai.:- ??. ? U cive se?
lect re.iClr.gs :hla afternoon and Thursday after?
noon at 140 o'aslaMk ;? the ? at the
V'a. i?.r?. Miss Herford will ?
?fcy giving her own original monologue. SI e '??
?return to "Loni?on In a few day?,. Tnli a'?.-noon's
?programmo 1? as follow?: 1. Rhapsodie H?*>nKrol?e.
Sfo. 13 ?Liszt ?. Misa ? New-England
??Dressmaker." Mis? Herford; ". ft x? tun.ho?
?in>, ?,bi Gavotta, far ia,ft hand only (Bach-Joaeffyi,
Idisfl iGUasee; 4. (i) "? Lad) i rain?
tites' lnterml3i!oi*u?(b) "A ?? ml r," Mis? H? -
5ord: d. Va;?? l'apr! -e fRublnsteln), Miss Gloat
?Tho Shop Girl," Miss Herford.
Tor the benefit of the Metropolitas ?School ?if
Tine Arts a spectacular representation entitled the
?"Evolution of the Earth" will "** "Thron this even
lag. 1 ?f,"..'.'.!r.g at 8:15, la Carnegie Hall. The en?
tertainment will tie opened wltl m . u from
the ??r*rea"i-.::" sung by Henry Clark, bar I
perfori ? ? . mng rapidly an !
It to be a Fr';1* ?.??.?.?
? k? ? t.O-te? ;.-.- Mil ' >? 'I'C?' ii '?'
Id
Mr? J, Warren Ooddai . Ml ' . Mr*
a Rev. Ab Mr
Mr an I Mr? ries ? Ward,
C. Tiffany Mr? F \
Mr. and Mrs. ? Haas, Mr snd Mn?
?i- ? *?-. Moaler Mr. and Mi
?. A, l". u attson, Mr. i:
?
|fn ? ?? *. t:.: :? eri : tore " ;= evening
? Protestant 1
- ' ... ? There e
r ' ' ..A. Johnson, and m .
:
Mis Arri* Bt ?.? ttei meeting
- , . ...
g at 1 ?? '
; . ? ' ? ' '
The N?*W-Toi*? Av la! of "*rr, 'h c*o?!oe?
??on al
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? -.??
? - .. -? : and l'r
. - store f or 1 m
... ....
ng Mai ? S< -"" Weet ' " ?
...... ? g\ >n m ai?! of Mver
? '
Henry T. 1 ' " "' rn">rin
. . '.. Kri?n-!? S ' - ' aenth
l-en."
I . . gave an addrees yee
ty-thlrd-at.
? ? ' Weet End
-
nd Seven!
....... ..
'
patlona
r Little Boy 1
? i? gi?
gantic '
?rat?
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r ,? ! '?." ?
... of ?
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The ?
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M ? . : last even?
.- ?
lare* V ' '
? -
"Hila*-.
t-orXX
?*}** Society win give Its third concert of
th? aeaaoa next Sunday evening, Mar-**-? 3?, at Fark
sve and Flfty-nlnth-st. Mis? Maid Powell eri
Mlaa Oertrud? Maystein trill he the sololsta
A ehsrity eaehre party will be ?riven next Friday
afternoon, March *>',. a* the home nf Mrs. K. Morn. ,?
Ha-nll'o:-... No M Leti ix-ave The n.irtv -?
yiven hy the Women'* auxilian Of 'h* H.T*'?ni
11 -m ..??;?.? ??,!- Hospli -? Dispensary, Mr?
Hamilton is president of the auxiliar]
Mr*. Raymond, the mother nf th? president of
Vaaaar Collega, hai given the Foreign Missionary
of the Eplphnnv Baptist r*hurrh. at Slxtv
fourth-at nnd Maaleon-ave., $11.?????) for the Mura?
tion of heathen women.
Philip Tliie. 0f Boston, trill deliver his fifth
lecture in the Columbia University ?erie? this after?
noon nt ?'arnegie Hall. The ?uhjeet will be, "The
Development of ?Opera"
The woman'* Branch of the International Mod?
leni Missionari? Society held a soein! meeting on
Saturday afternoon at No is En?? Pajrty-tlfth-st.
The president, Mrs. Margaret Bottome. presided,
nnd there wer? adilre.sses by some of 'he mission?
aries of the society.
Miss Clara Wilson win giv? nn art leeture on
Wednesday fiftr-noon ar the etudlo of Mrs. Alien
Dexter, No. 139 West Beventy-nlnth-at
M'.ss Fanny M Bpenoor win giv? h?r ?bird organ
r'?'!:al on Tuesday In the Fourth Preshyterinn
Church, at West End-ave und Ninety-first-st. Sh?*?
- ;,-?i?ted bv Albert Gerard Thiera tenor.
und the protrammo will eomptls? ???ertlon? from
Dussek, Van Eycken, Qullmant, Bamherg.
. ? - R 'ssinl.
Mrs. Reheora TCofcut will addre?? the Women'?
Guild of ?he Manhattan ? 'ongregatlonal Church, st
F.icht v-third-?t. and the Boulevard to-morrow
g ? ; 1 . ? The Training ?.f rhll
drt-?) In Reverence In Jewish Horn??."
The tYoman'? Auxiliary of the T"n!ver?!ty fUt'l?.
ment will pive ? tea to-morrow afternoon at No 2<\
T le'-?-j-ey-sf. The Auxiliary Will hold It? next meet.
it.g In the Charities Building on Thursday.
Miss Harriel Mason Denison, of the Emerson ca\
lege ..f ? iratory, Boston, )? giving a coursa of lecturas
? Woman'? Ex. hange. NO 13 Baal Thlrtleth
The aubjecl to-morrow will he "'America in
1812." Each lecture 1? completa 11 leelf, and I? II
?.? .?! ? II I
A ?er:? s of tl blea M phantasm.*? will he given Fri?
day evening in eld of the Qerman Ladlee' A
Miss Olga !
- ai Hebe si I Oa :?.? M ai \ < erle Ta isaky
? m - Mari ha K lempffa ri - M
hood, Miss 1 riacbei 1 rutl M:?s I.ulu
Ell
Miss Berti ." ? g and Mia? .1 Bi Bei
. end Neon M ?' ? M - Medea Mis.?
Harr ; - Tollei and Misa Ja ibi as Bappti ?
Prof.?r m Quckln, of the University of New
York, will addreea th? Clio Club ??. - -? ?.? ?t
,?,. ? Oi ' nd-twent* -fourth-at.
? ? will t..? The Qcnesia and Evolution of
I
<-,-.? of the elaeeea of the T.er.ten Sewing Circle
Mrs Frederic Branson will meet
mini al orne of Mr-. !.'?? : ?
.1 NEW CLX Ii OF WOMEN.
MRS WILLIAM G. BHAILEB IB MAM?:
PRESIDENT OF THF. HOUSEHOLD
I?;?''>Ni >MIC ASSOCIATION
T? c Household Economie Aaeoclatlon of Now?
fork Btate ha? been laun-hed upon the ?
human effort end ff'ighted with a -*argo of precious
for the Improvement of humanity, Mr?*
Bhaller National t/iee-preeldent for the
Empire Btati ' ??' the helm si rirtua presidenl of
the ai " ? tion < m Friday 'he onTkers who u
commii I tl . Uaat ship were eeleeted, foui
in number, all re] tative women, who i-?
tha ??? ome, when properly managed, is 'he
mental principle ot rtlvlllxatlon Pint vie...
president .Mr*-. Elisa Newcomb Alexander: second ?
vlce-preaident, Mra William Cullen Brewster;
u .?.? Mr n .1. Tansley; recording secretary, !
Mn '" gemann; corresponding aeere?
\i??- Caroline I Btr? ud of no 10 East Thir
i ? - gh1
The following : lute the Hoard of Man
Mr- Lowell Talbol Mra !'.'??, E. Currier,
? ? Mis? Helen k ?
? : ' rnestlc Bela nee L>epa ? ima t of tha
Mra l ? Dunn, president of Dom? ?
? ' he Brook I j ? Insi Ituie. and
, ?]?:. ne Bennett ? ? unmli?.**
; pointed. ???? ? Marguerite Und le) Is
? ehalrm in In e vet
the Siate e ? ? ? , ???.??? li ganti
? forward a 'irk.
Mrs, ? ? Larned. ari Ione auch efficient ?
w??rk h ?? ?.? on.,m?- Bo? letj of Byre
? be .???,.? ? mon i iga ? ? mu
erahip fea Is on I H. end then ?
to mei ? ? mina life members of Ihe ?
..ft he associa tion Is to
? that knowledg? of hotieehold science whk-h
? mpr? . ? " eh old archlteci ura +
with es| ? ? - tat ion. t
In ? ter mie und hi .? ?
? ? ? food? and fu? ? re sdentine
?
! ? Im endea? or i syi satin I
? higher ? ine, to eatabiUh :
? ' 'r. ... p be , :. ? \
-??.?.? ? m ployer and ;
artmeni ..f hum? and noclaI
.?? Increaee ? \
, nee
We lira I to lai particular
? ??.. and while
? ' ???<? ??? to ? ?tabllah >
? Bid a
? plan of I ? girls | ropcrtly Instructed
In ?dj organit?,!. a? Ii being
?
v.. also hone to educate housekeepei
the rich to k. o* ind ???. lisa ?
ekeej Ing trill m ike ? ?slhli the
' ? ' 'il un?! the p?umaiient
? tha homa "
Mi .Ived letters from Maine is
asking foi regara-Una ?
-.n.? m ??' branch organisations, *??, h ana
luiming tha be? own particular m?> ?? ? ??.
I md misal ?? ; h - ?a ild ?o-tn 11 ??
? K*-ti"r il awakening among
the importan.f m m.,r. ?a-ten tille
lousekeeping and if .. , ?;,,. ,[,,,,? r\n\m
!. nt :he puhll?? not one I? nf mich
, e a? the ? ? ? ? ? (fousehol 1
,.
,?? \ /,?/.?>/;// ir t??e white hoi se
? .'.-?: ?? he given to Mis? Ella Rueeel' by
:,.! Mr? McKinley at the White Houi?
? ? ?. Wednesday evening Mnrch U, a'
a ?viock Miss Russell herself Will ?Jr.?, and Frans
?, . -7k a yowt Austrian violinist, wi.)Iplav The
Sueicai U unJer the direction of Henry Wolieohn.
"WESTMINSTER ABBEY."
ALFRED M. roLLETT IN HIS LECTURE
GIVES THK HISTORY OF ITS
ERECTION.
VARfor? rNTEllFTSTINTJ AND ?????? IJC'T-EXPS
RF.t.ATIVn TO THE K A TU, ? ????? OF
THFOREAT STRfCTt RE.
"Westminster Abh'v" wa? tho subject of th? Il?
lustrated, lectur? given on S.-iturrlay morning hy
AlfrM M Collet! at th? S.'hool of the Sisters iff
tho Church Although Mr. i'ollett modestly ?aid
that he? ?ras able to present only a tithe of the in?
teresting fSCta .-????.?<?^ with that great historio
pile. ?Thick ha? heen not merely a .'huroh. hut also
a city nf no me.m dimensions, a home at time?. fr>r
royalty SBd tho scene of miny a mngntfWnt pa
Rean,. ?un pvn those of hi? hearer? who knew
the Abbey rame away feeling that they had before
?'?rn it only SS in I ?ria.??, .larkly.
Mr Colteti rhSfSrlirlStld !h?* Al,hey a? "a hofero
gon?'ous ?fracture'*' 'hat ran only ho pnfesrStOOd Ly
?..mo kriowl. diro of th? history >.f It* erection.
On the yi?. ,,f .?-, Abbey rertnln Roman remain?
have hern found that afford ?cmo baols for the
theory put forth hy Sir Walter Hesant In hi? latest
Look that a Roman city once Stood there. Al
though tho thoory I.* Interesting ami ?ocms to t,??
supported hy certain tacts, Mr. ? "ollett believe?
that It !s only a creation ol Sir Walter Resant'?
brain. There are various ancient legends relative
to tho e.ir!|e?t history of th* Abbey. The most ac?
cepted ono |s rhal of the Saion King Seherth, and
'ho fisherman. It was uuoted I,y the monks
throughout the Middle Ate* In support of their
Claim that Westminster was a? old and honorable
ns St. Paul's, f,.rnv-r!v known as Kistm.nster
Th? story mas that on the ovenlne; before ?ho
ehlireh was to ho consecrated by Kins; Seherth and
Bishop Melltus, a certain fisherman named F"..?.r*?
waa DOlawfully following hi? trade on the Holy
Sabbath day ?Then a stranger apponrerl on tho
river hank .ini b.-nrre 1 to ti<* ferried Hcros? to the
J 'huroh. When they r.a h-*d the Abbey Kdrl- saw.
to his amassment, that heavenly host* cam? and
assisted rho Mr-,-.ger *o .?????. rate the churn
| The stranger then declared that he wa? the Apos
, ? I Pater and told Karte that he should on the next
I day Inform the King and tho t'.lshop of what he
had seen. Ah a proof of the reality of his vision.
the cons?cration .rosse? ?hould he left and Ihe
drippings from the Was el 'ho anpeile candle?. St.
!? ?- next enjoined Kdrlo never to fish again on
. him offer te Ood .?. tithe of ???
tho fish forth catch.
! ? ? ? ,. It r* ? \V?-rrrtn?for Abbey ?TSI
-?'tenth or ?tghth century,
j altho . rrable Be<le p-.akos no mention of
? it in . hlstort li :j *'G? it?' how?
' ever, that In MO Bl Dunstan brought ihlther twelve
? monk* and eetabllahed ? monastery.
Tn 10GO Edward -wr rebuilt ?
- ?- Norman ?tj le of archttei ire ? ? ?re? Ju?t
Il h knows now '.hat the- ityls
? Norman conquest
The ties I ge In I tbbey was be-cun
! Henry ill. who lived in the thirteenth century, a hen
? ? ari eras fell through rut
lied w .? ? t? Ba - ? ry and Lincoln cathedral?
, ?? re : Henry tn conceived the Ides
? ' remodelling W< r. He sent to Fran.*? for
. - .i-.i ?[...re] ?-? expense in ???> ? :
iborste WOt tbe work, however, that it could
? not ho . mpleted In one generation, and si ine -.ime
? Henry \ II : waa ?till ??..ins- on.
Mr. Collet! thinks :hat no church of tho M li'.'
\. - r that la q ulte ??" mibtla ari ? a?
il amok -.f London gradually llsln?
? ^?.???i the ? ? .- if the ? ?y, and Sir Chrtsto?
i I'her Wr.:i was employed to restore them. The .?
? - ? \ rbey now presents the appearance of
? ? ?? m -? wonderful patchwork in Kngland. but In
ihe Interior a great deal nf the ;ovel>- work of thu
. ? . ? la etili seei
ati ng thi ? ereopt *on view* shown by
Mr Collet ? ?rere several Interesting '?'?A reprints 'hat
? Westminster Hall a.? It ?:?<??? ta be Th? '????
irer pointed o it the change? that have
-i "re ejre-na! app<*?.ran.?? of the n.rt.i
rranse;,r H red ? ? old Solomon'e Porrti of the
-?-nt iry, Wren'? changes made later ar.d
the fini? es put ?? by Ollberi Bcott. Hew?
? ?? msy erti rise the detsll aork l nc by Sir
C riet ?? ?- v7ren, Ir mu*f ho acknowledged, ?? ;
the speaker, that h?* always oadorsttiod proportion.
and na? ?ucceed? I admirably In giving a gen-rsi
? ffe.*?
by ?rep rh?* lecturer eondu"-?d h ? he-ir?r?
? - ? - , '? hi: I lapel? of the
Abbey, pointing oui the beauties of 'he sa-esm'-n's
? ??- the a|'.??*. r.-io chapels, rho
- tines, 'he tombs, the moi im>-nt?, rh? ambulatory,
the chantry of Henry V. the cloisters, the deanery
S?d "he many other characteristic features of that
? tressure?! itise Th?? lecture was enliven??-!
!sv many lntAr?*ting ?tor!?? and gleams of humor
th? ?rl ; m.iko those wh h.arl Mr Collet! r":n'"ii
ber hi:n a? a rety er.t.-rralntn;*; as ???!: a? Instruct lv?
lecturer.
??/5_
HOLD
Household ? ilk*.? I bave !.. ?? much Interest?.!
p?rimants In .."king with.
gasoli - in all tbe accounts I have
? to determine ?rhlch mak.? la 'be ?..??*.
If ? iid Inform
? t h.ir ? oui 1
I would bf obliged Alton me I - **?-??-' thai it
|?m
? ?? \ ?? ? man'? . loting prices recipe*.
?.'..: give tlie full nddress >.f .?urn deal.
??? ,ir?? few ;? .... -?me to
look il iter New-Yorh lo find them.
In ri, ?? ? u 10 know where I
get t ? rloln? for M centa a
end tome othei -, ? ? cut? of meal of
wbieh ? ise s grp.it many, ? I ire h;.r.i to
?? In the ??" ?
? ..m a constant and devoted r?i.i.r <>f ?\\<- New?
,: ? ? truly, ' ?. ? ' ' R
Household Talks thinks all the si ?t?? thai ?. E
I C. It saw racominended by The Only Woman's
Page aere ? l gasolene eteree ''.as stores
? ??! from tho companies who supply
iralty Interested in th?
r ?:..-? r. ..?on. it I? for "Wr
, int.-re?? to ? a beet et ?- a* lowest pri-?-s,
?hey are the - I lorlty on rh? subject.
?ra r... ." -, r.mmended by
^ ? | ??? ? of the prejudl.??
which ? si- - sgalnst tbem or. sccount of rho ???.
f l he f iel. in practical u?? rhis
del v.? r Is r iu.?.! with ? aro to a minimum These
? d do ???? ?moke or lea ?
therefore In even s prefi ible to
? ken A great many housekeepers in
luntry who Uve et ? distance from s supply
pf gat, ne stove. In spite of the po??it.!<>
danger of explosion, h ? mpanles, how
ever, Increase theli rate? on property where ^ | ^.
olene ?tove la used, and ?onie of our larg?*st .om?
ini ni?*? ref tk*
The various agent* of the Standard <M1 .'omoanv
ind fuel to burn In them.
rmatlon about them c.m be
.1 from one of I h?*ee
1*he New-Tork Beef ? teak ?'?uh .i?e?. ?. ?p?ciai ?
rnik?? of ??'? ?tove, which Is furnished, t: la said, j
l.v the lieti Oe? ?'ompanv of N'ow-York
The hes? sto\e? for broiling or masting aro un- ?
doubtedly tt?-? ga? and the gasolene sto\es The ?
roasting I? don? In the?? stove* under .> ?he?t of
ils tlon of frosh air which prevents
? ??>?? of the meat imm dr?lng out n? they do '
in a close stove oven
SPECIAL GG?? OF MEAT
Tn rc^ irl to ?pn rial cut? of meat or special arti
el*? of f.....i. these msj ? aayi be obtained by writ? I
Ing to the - !? rk of Wsshtngton <>r Pulton market?, j
They will re?**ommend butchers In their marketa ?
?rho ; ; ? "?-???!..! in leles del I id
Tl ?- m.r " In meat aro
lomted in Washington Market, though th-r? ar?
several meal Brm? abo ? ? ve their stalls ?
?l Pulton Harkei Pulton M..rk"t ;,iso retali
old-time reputation a* th. leading m.irkct for for- :
.-inri fruits, and ll - ? to fsmous for It? flsh stilli?. ,
I?? t-g.-.rd to cheap \\.--..rn" tenderloins of '.eef ?
th? y ..re ont to tl o market In the winter from weet?
ickera of "tinned" com d beef, snd therefore
. .inner i..? I ea Mia al ?.?* prl.-e named
The clerk of Washing! ? Market will no doubt give
full Information on this ?ubjerl if .? |r.--.-r I? ad?
,tr> ????-.i to him
Thi Tribun? cannot publish In these columns (he
??i ?. : ii sddreaaes of business firm?-.
-**>
FOR LVD AG \l\sT H FIFTH.
H.irrk-t Mirtir.eau In "Household Education"
"?V.? ?*?:.?!>? ?* ? ::i>c nn.l fh? ??? ? Si nil IHM, crnmrvo't
position of th? body while the neadls l? being ise,)
? ? f .r the health I - fr?-9u?nt real ?? ?
g, .,r position sr? neee?iary to keep from real
inlur- ?p?,\ This I.? ali \?r?
well f..r the ?romeo who toot because thev ilk? if
but for those who Im\>* t., mike their living by
their needle th? a.i.l?? i? i.imost Impossible to fol?
io?
Af-er being en one's feet for anv great length of
time, th? shoos should SS remove l and the tired
foe| should I?? ?riven a t****a**Oasjh r??t It I? a good
plan to lie down on a lounge, put ? cushion under
tho ankle? at,.I l?-t th? f??t hang over, ?o the
musei?? of th? hods ran relax. If the balls of th?
feet ore tired, lie on the face end stretch tho fee,
.. || ?-r.ilgh? on 'he c.;?hlon.
Mir.e Marchesi known tho world c? er n? a ?
teacher end trainer cf prima drnnas. do?? not ?!? ?
,ow her pupila ta rid? a who?:, gn* contend? that
the bent-over position ?r.Jurra th* cheat and lung?, i
and, consequent ly, affecta the voice Btll!, moat of j
the noted slr.ger* are devoted bicyclist?, and Calve,
Melba and the De Resskea ar? ?specially goisd '
ridera.
3
-F r**9*?, r ~BJ f,"G.
Punshlne Enoulrer?Suhsrrlptlon? to the Society
f.T fteamen ?hould be sent to John Jewe:i Smith.
treasurer, No, TT West Houston-st., New-York.
The work among the ?eamen is ?nie of the most la?
I terestlng In the eit?, snd the creara of the various
\ea?el?. though they may he in por: only a few dav?,
?eem to And piSeSUTS In attending the reading room.?
snd club? whl'h the society ha? established for
them The men frequently give very creditable
? mu?i.*al?. ?he crew of the I'mbria having given
? thre? during the last few montila.
PreaSSent-Qeneral of the ?. ? ?.; Having b??en a
Shn?-in for the Us; tin months, recovering from
a ?e\ere ?urgl-al operation. I have taken great
pleasure In reading your Sunshine column. I h i\,e
; begun to make .'.tpping? for a ?crap-book to tr??.*?
? of all the holidays, their origin, time, u?e and
, meaning. Kany cf (he?? I have tiken from four
' Woman's Page, a? Sr. Valentine'? Day. Wa?hlng
hymens wedding torch design.
? in'? fil !.. n'a Wrtl laya Shrove Tuesday, Ash
Woo - lay, Laent, Msrdl-Orss, el
Aa ? ? iggeetion for o'her? -I heve ma !e ?om??
very pretty nta eb-hoidere by u.-.in*; 'he little por
???Un jar? in wh'.-h Uebig"? beef extract 'ome?
Little Landscape? sn ? mow s.-.-ne? ?ho ild he ;
around them, und t.'.nons may be tied in the groov*
at the top. to si-pend them from a chandelier.
Ol they ma>? h?? se- as an ornament on the mantel
Tt - ? T II.
If ? ? ?., s -'?' 1 her full name, a loctety pn
tal : tie tent her II k? a pleaaure to know that you
nnd the Woman'? Page m helpful.
President-aieneral of the T. S. S : I have aim?
books an! magazine? ?hat I would like to send to
some Siin?hlne memi??*, alao a l>'-r a Of | ? try for
th? Sunshine book of poem?. I would like to know
whether this will suffice to make m?? ? member an 1
entitle me to ? pin Truly your?. I?. S.
I,. B.?The poem entities you to memberahlp u I
a p.? : sa ????? seni you If yo ? e
?- aid magasin?e ?> Mr- M E Toung Evan?*.
Col . presidenI ' the Evana Bran? ? nf ?he T S S.
?he Will dletlibute them aming thirty or forty
famlde? who bava very ?;*? ire, living .???
they do 0? ranche? f.tr f:.,m p -????! an! :
ght aend ? bm of the reading
ESraatua Andrewa Soda Hill, ? C
?,?. ? r.'.-. ien: of the Sd? lui: Brani .1 of the t S
S . arid li? w;'l take ;,.-..? 1-- :r. gl- ,:,g them t , Bfty
or more families, who Uve thirty .ml forty mile?
from the railroad and ten mi e? from a poetofltee
Mr? Y o ?rg and Mr Andrews bot.'i report that
? . mu ?v.- mor? ir? then ?-ha- h.i? been
? already ?en: -hem As -00*1 as these sta'l"?
supplied ?' Idreaeea ?sill be furnished.
A LIPE BTORT.
He I.:-4- I? know It r.ew.
Hit ?cm? OS] he arili kr."W
1 Flur?-? Field.
Above her little, BUfferer*? fie!.
With all a nioth.-r's grn e
She ?troke.l the curly, throhhing bead.
And smoothed the fevered face
"He doe? no? know rr.v love, my feiars.
My toil of heart and h .nd
Bui som? day in the a'???! vean?
Pome day he'll understand;
Pome day he'll know
I loved him so.
Som? ?Jay he'll understand "
A Wild lid pla>? hi? thoughtless part
Aa fits ill? childhood'? lot,
And tramili??? on his mother'? neart
Ofttlmc?? and knows I? not.
H? play? -?mona hi? tin;? mat?s
NO;? know? hla trueet 'riend:
Hi? mother Bighe, aa still she waits.
Som? lu hell comprehend;
The dav will be
When h* Will ?ee.
Ron-.? day he 11 c?>mprehend."
Tne strong ? ruth playa hla strenuous part;
Ml? BOthar waits alone.
And ???? h.? finds .mother heart
The mat?? unto his own
She gives him up In "OJ ind woe.
Me take? hi? young bride s hand.
Mis mother murmurs. "Will he know
And e\ ?r un lerstand ?
When will he know
I love dm ?o.
When will he understand?"
The strong man fight? hi? battling (lays,
The flgiu 1? hard snd grim.
fila mother's plain, old-fashione?! ways
Have little charm for him
The dimness fella around her year?,
The ibadoWl round lier stand,
She mourn? in loneliness and tears,
ile'ii never understand
He II never know
I loved him so;
He'll never understand."
A bearded man of eerioua years
loan ibove th?? lead.
And rains the tribute o' his tears
fi\ >-r an old gra ? head
Me stand? the op.-n grave above.
Amid the mourning band?
And now h?? knows his mother's love,
And now he understands.
Now ?loth he know
Pli?? |??.e?l him BO,
And now he understand?
(Bunt ffttttsr Foss.
Sen* by f, S , a? membersh!.? fee
F're?ldent-r,enersl of the ? 8 HI hope you will
publish the Inclose,) poet? '.v Kila U'h.'?l-r Wlleox
The sentiment bl s?, hf.iutlful. t feel that It can but
bring sunshine to some Shut-In Truly yours
1- .'. W
I?n rOU WISH E'iR ?I? UN ESS?
De you wish for klndneea? He kind.
Do von ask fot truth? Me true.
WhHt you gi\?? of voiirseif voi rind.
Your world is h r.!!?? of you;
For life ts s mirror You smile.
And n ?mil? I? your sure return.
Rear hate tn jour heart, and, erewhlle.
All your world WltB hatred will burn.
Ret !p?? agsinef love; tVery deed
Shall, ?rmeri ?. ?. tn:*. recoil.
Ton shall gather your fruit frim the aesd
You c*?t yourself In the ?oV
Kach n> I is a separate ?Ink
!n the -nain of wir wra.1 or your woe,
Clips y?u offer anotha-r to drtnk.
The -?ste of their dregs ye shall know.
P. J. W.?The poem entitles you to membership
In the ? 0. ?., end the (oclety ia pleased to add
niffl? tn Lb? mi IL
four name to ipe roll
BEAUTIFUL EMBROIDERY.
THE WORK ?G MRS. CLARA KELLOOG, OF
WESTFIEI.n. MASS.
?G?G.?.??????? THAT HAS TAKFN MRDAf-S AT
the paris wxTonrnom, the tVomurM
ra?a am. KaTW y^rk BXtttam.
The recen* popularity of embroidery has given
many a som.in s distaste for the shaded trifles
one. And? -altered on all sides. The fad. Ilk? all
others, threatened at on?* time tn he ??t?>' a ri/.??,
and breaking through the hound* which mark the
legitimate domains of needlework, embroidery came
to be us???I for all sort? of ?- Stative purpose*.
From hall to bedroom, dining-room to attic, on?
found one's self everywhere surrounded with .?. eoa
fusion Of BaaeSS, bird??. ?<t???* nnd Asure* of evry
conceivable design, often so wonderfully and fear?
fully made that It Is no world? r that ?.?Ilion
was soon on rho wan?*, and that man-, tov .
th || they never want to see embroidery again.
Vet real embroidery is still In demand TT
a differon ,? between the mass of Imi'a'On .it
needlework that Is an art. for embroidery in Us
I pel 'tlon I? an art. To !.? ?u? h Ir rivi??! fut only
b.? fauiti.-ss, but each ????-*?- mus? .... , ?,? .?. -
? for tho purposi ? led The
!n fact, ? t''.?? moel important parr o' the
work, as shown bj ?? ?a of Mrs ''Lira
Kellogg, of WestfteM Msas il?r work i.i? -akr-n
rrclals ar tho Parts BxpOeltlOO, the World's Pair
and at many Other exhibits, \et mull of th,? a * .il
embroidery 1? dune bj employers who wore from
Ihe piai h ph ? ? ..f ? ? erj * ? ?- ? i ? - r
ai l :... 'wo are ever alike
i ? ? of the design? represent particular age
? ?? ..;- are ma le t., correspond wiro rh. tone
of the room m ahlch the) an: to !>?? used For
inatance, In .. Turkish room, the portU-r..?*?. table?
?. er ani pillow? must, of course, be distinctly
oriental, while in another, modelled aft? r the
Renaissance, ????. ?*. luid "How the Ides or the
de.orations peculiar to thai period
In tbe selection of mat?riau and their arrange,
rn? n- ble field for the display
of last? and originality, ;:n<l In this [a the severest
tevt. that of being able to follow oui the Idea f
the architect and d<.ratoi embroider?*!
| "es and overs Drill fit In with th?? furnishings
and d?- making
MATERIALS I'SED
Moat of the portier.?, and cover? fir the drawing?
roon or library were ?ione un eat In sheeting. This
material is particularly well suited for rich Rei
?ance effect?, ??ne of th.? pi tient port re? waa
in light bl?:?? gray.
For the bedroom there were the dainties) (
h reai acarfa and table-i?overa ?? ? ??
linen and finish ? . w. h an open work
A DESIGN Tn BE WORKED IN BOPT
? ?RIENTAL ? ? ?LORINOS
border or insertion of botiiton braid ????? of the???
was a Beert wi'h ? border of r<>?. ?? worked tn old
blues A tabl.--.-ovr was in t h.? Russian styl.?,
worked In delicate jdnks .-?n.i crearne, m the
peculiar en ;?> Buck da sii
The Colonial design s ,?, ,?, ,| ?,,? everything,
ami of these or, rather, of ?heir application '?>
?lus kind of embroidery, Mrs Kellogg is tn- ortg?
inator. She waa the drei ?.. u?. in mus vork the
.?id d.-vi.'.s j.uii.ir io th.? architecture of Colonial
?luv?. Ttu? w.?rk .i|i|."irs to ?r?- beat advantage,
perhapa, on portlerea and taneatr es of hesvj ? ? ?? ? m
sniin -??.?,.line, in? is need ms? ss frequenti) ??>
ornament any ?t:<t ail or ??>? ?taint.?, triti???, ma.!?? of
ilnen or silk,
A few .-tits are given, showing some f.-ivorlfe
design?
-?
OOOh WORK IMOSO THE EooR.
At the reuuiar m?>-r.iig if th.? Hoard ot M?nagera
of the Association for Improving tiie Condition ot
tbe Poor, held March IT.. file relief department re
por'ed for the month of February that 4.IK!? visi'?
had been made among the poor The number who
were relieved by the association. esetUStVS ?*?f the
labor bureau, was 3.MO Individual?
? me Important function of a esetet) like that of
the ASMCtatloa (OS Improving the ?'ondinoli of ?he
Poor I? the amount ,?f CO operatlOS which It can
render other Boeiefte? Th?? Charity Organtaetlos
Society alone received |?M ?1 by wtil-h it was
enabled to std 1'^ fBSStttea The two BOOSMSBS ? -
co-operate through an application bureau and \
ntght office, which Is under Joint management Out
of 1.771 tlcltet? presented at the Charity Organtaa
Uob woodraiU 001 ware bought by the A. I. C P.,
and 157 Mok?fs. out of a total of ?V*7 used at the
workroom* for unskilled women, were purchased
by tho association.
Though tho i'harlty Organization Society r**o*?lv?S
the large?* amount of oo-op?r*M?*n, ?he association
also ?o-oporntes with other societies in th? city and
we!, runes anv Information whl'h will ere hi? It 'O
relievo ?ufrcrlng or mktery. In many Instances th*
only r.li'T needed 1? a bit of kindly advice, while
iho recipient of charity Is always made to feel
s> m put h y ?nd encouragement.
The leeoclatlon bata* report for th? ?nor^h of
Pebruary ? total of Uta lather? an Inrreos? of ff|
?.??? the notrmetton?toM period of isss!. thu* proving
thai there la ? conunaed f?opuin? demand for
! ? I-'arising baths for which a fe? may n? pnld.
Th?? labor bureau found psrasaaenl ????1"?p? for
242 men. and O other? wer?? engage?! in ?ro-r-shov
; elllng for a period of thr?e da>> e;,ch. For th? ftrat
1 llm?? In It? hlst.rv. th ? bureau had more < all? fro.U
! employers than M <oul>l respond to
Th?? Marti.*. Hou?? ? th? associations social ?*?*?
: tlement. N'.. r. : vVeel (??.-??-?.???'..?? ? cookfof
rlase, the homek?ep?ng de**?artment, lhe work
. room?, the pcnnv Provid?nt Fund md th?* various)
club* ore now In active ??.t,??? Th?r? Is a gr?*'.
G??.?'? of old ? lothlne; and ifurminl* which may b*
? repaired a? rt,? ??wing room? an.? placed on eale in
: the neighborhood, so that the ????'!? ma; have the
opportunity for pur.' . . ?? ts at a
small 'a
?
AQUARIUM RECORD BROKEN.
THOCBAXDI OP PSOPLC v*IBW THK HOXMI
?.? ?? '..??t I ? kit7s;m\!'..\-?."
The re-onl at th?? AajuartSSg ?is broken by a large
majority ysatarday. There were \'JKl visit?n?,
against 11*20, the ...rg-?? ?umber on any previous
day. From !" ?. ni till J e m th r.? w.re only 9,0m
visitors After the latter huir men. women and
(mittlren soeuatl la from every tfirecttoa. ???? long
ime? wer.? foraasd la -he Buttery ? rays ei p*>o
?.,;.? ?i't.T,? ?.. gala . lmrtar. ?? to t.-i?- ?trang?ly
1 metarn.jrj'oOOOi ?? ? ? ' ??. .ir. .m waa
' closed, at 4 o'clock, there ?ere stlfl fully '..<*? r***?'
son* m lin? ar. I sthets wer* arriving rapid!) The
sightseer? w-r- .rbrlv ? ?:? -owarl the la?' they
w-r?? soa*e*4ttled to otvrty '.rough th* straetawi so
fasi ?h.?? they bad tim? oniv for a anort gianc? at
tn? finny ocupan'.? of the tanks Th? off!, era of the
Aj .an uni expr.-?s ? hop? that :n futur? visitors
?rill '-orne at an ear !? r ?\ . ;r ? :.er. pesstbfo, a? that
w . :! ? eontrtbots to ths esaafan and pleas m ? ? ???
visitors tlwasselvea snd fa ta I ? ?.-?:'.ng ef
the crowd?
The '? room ' I If? risii r* was partly .vtributed
to th* excepttoasalj Ur,-? w-a- ? I ,??-? | to the
arrival and eshlbi! o.i of the .-hair.,.:.*?, he IVI weight
lobster ahlrh li :.ie ?at-?t sttractlon added ? ? ita
stock in tie tanks This ,min? ah *.i
weighs ? bt and ha* era ta ? ? i mg.
la -omfortat-l* Ijdg? ? In tbe ilr* ?Id? tank '.n tne
lefl of the mam entrance It . I stiously
?,an. ? Pltselmmone, ind a wagglen mark-tmaa
scratched on one of uis imm? nt* ?law? ? t??im?
men?'* Left ' in the ?am?? tank is a young '.oo*ter
on!) a fe? Inche* 1 m? ?h?? ? eer ? m-jar*'.
s^iri, to lllu*ti -... ' th? new . aniblt.
? ?'??*. poli ?t?.,p. wtj ras on guard -'; I *t ta.ik
yeaterda; ?eei.i to lerlve m ?iving
the api latore: "The - le Pltaalmmone
e la C irbetl ' Pe? of the ? leli ? tt ? ?
to look at th? ? ? tie Dottora
of tue tank ?? ?? the front ? ill ? lew on
, tea weed Phi star was of
a dirty ?p????? ? ilor. ahltfh teem? ? ??? ?orne
rural visitor? ? ? een a Ive l
aril eX;,. ?. i to be Of a bright re I I. ;.?. like a
on?-. F tsa?mmona ?? ' ? ir pounda h?avi?r
tnan ar.> ..? g? ? F .1
*".-. Mark??? .. g? ned ta tM
?r^m thirty to ore hundred? |
EARLY l>A)s OF THE CHI R'fl
THK REV DR BHAHAiri BCIUIOX IN ST.
PATKICX'I CATHEDRAL.
Th? Rar, Dr. Bhahan, of the Catholic T'niverslty
f An ?!??.? -- Patrieft ?
Cathedral on "Ch M Two
Centurie?.?' Assoni o : Inge, h?? sail
Tl-..? St.r? objected t, anv ?ron Its own
recognised gods or lita -ri*g ti?
trate? The s?ob of uncertain origin, the riffraS
? ? >r:-n'. rniK"? Sdora .??" M ' ?? M*
. ?.iman* f ?tanu.ng aeri el ?
take up with any of the :.? ? 0 ? ??.*?1?*
Th?? private pt*> :vg-? ,,f -.?. .' risi .,-.? and rher
?^???G.??? wlthdra? aera *
grave cause of offence, for voluntary aasoctatlfMi
? : altray? been the horroi of ? -, - ? ? i?/
t?iorii:."1 ? ? ..- of their polir:? ? .?-.eta.
Then, a? tune aore on, the ?ed ilo - ? .?? ? by tre
tens?les? popular bata ?? rt nata harmleei
Christians ?rere s ? anxiety t the 'inp.r
ors. ahose lympathles, ?* a rub aere on such
? n*ohs. otherwise most do.
by them. The ?lander? ' tie .Jew?, wh-j
ha'e.i the Christians fur break'*** -he impact of
Jewish nationality ano f r ??,? ibandonment if a
temporal Meeeiah, worked evil to the Chi stlaaa in
high pia*e?. The **rowlni ?trengtl rletlaa
eplecopate, :t. remarkable ir..-? ar -? - --?-. tne
\ast network of tharitlea, tn? strana? coemopi in
?vmpstl ??? f the Christian? es
pidona ar. I I ... -.= 4nd
th?ir couneeUora ???\?? all, the infl-xib:^ s -
s??n.'ii-> of the Christian ?earned to tue Homar t??
ritte? ' - worsr ef ?octal crime?. ;h* den -. of
?ne rlgnt of th? Btate to ? - ....,.?'?? .nlng
.-?!l.*n.?? ani de? irt of .?..?->? citi
7 ?
?? ??? ,i vain '.-a? C ??.? ? . | -?- ka 9t_
ttin | -..? p im? ? ? ? - ?t- ?t
?he vileai Imputations and agi - - ..-h o?
: ? m . ? "rom
? the Btate th? - ? a? ,:? !
to pu Tn-ir a; ? . gave ? the
vie wa o f
ander a - tab!?
\ ie?d ij' lafamoua -rimea they de
il and ed to the aan
? ? ?? ani
? ? .. ib? in oil et ? '-?
?t? of
Rom in Btat? In genera ? the
.? f*it
b) the etter and ? tor rh?
-
Knowing the Roma -a t ? they
demons!rated the extreme ? f the old
Testato? nt, ? that the
- - ? , . ?a Wl : . ' v.
??? -al. In tra? - ?tie : - ,: ? In th? writings of
? ?? ? ?; ind Roma? ? -?'.-?
? ? ontere i I he lom? ' ter? ? -? ? *
ad v?r
much r.. lufTer from the Btat. ? I won a slamai
- ?
? adven* - _ ?
?lien ? and ? ? ippl itlon ol
The per? th? emperor* I -ward
ne of the mo? . ?
Of the groa ? rugg?.
?Ike ??: .-?-.? .'?-. t ten I ? mie?,
.Or the*) as a in It tbe deat i
? >da ? "i ? -r? r ? . s , ?
? ? ra Mk. ?'ommod i?. Car ,. . ?-?
lispoaed \ ?r-aln
affinity hetweei the id of s a ride Btat? nd
a u.ir ? ? . ? ? amperora
[adri?n, Alex* - .
of leena Chrt?t The Bmperor Philip ?ori
Arab ihelk - Hauran. la ?aid ? ..?.? ? ?- ?
Chri?tla ' Il rooi nut th. --'?.
waa friendly T a , ,m??
throng lout the third entu fi an Julis M ins?
tp? a .?. ? Otta la Bevera to the ? . |, ,^??.
? - w?,?-? even mor- Irawn to 'he
?r spirit? i not
but be art -a ??! by the ? ibi mit) - , ?a.?.
...?;??
ind ??.* r.^r sir a ?
mated A;--rn.i'.e blandiahm^ni and -aa? ???? ??
the cm;.? .?" ? ie aetonlahed imp. - . . .
until th? day came when the?, . ? . rn*g
snt faacinattona of a religion that had proved ?
to unlveraalit) by tbe ?ame mein? as rhe
Roman rule itself ,.,- .a??B_.
M?.y of an lnflnl'?!v high?- k:-il
ClUTl? ls\l OF THF BIBLE.
r.R. turro thinks rt ?riix ortaxornats,
HATHKP. ???? ITEAKaW RKUOI ?J
Th? R?-\?. William Lloyd pr??...'..'. in th? '>r*r?|
.'ongreifanonal Church ???*?,t,!;,? on th? |
"Will the preset? Criticai Discussion I'ndermlne
Retigli Dr Lloj ?? ?aid.
i"1.,? ?? "?>? beltef? once held a* BIU?MU*B?) *?#
now shak-n by a aplrit Of -- ? ? ?'garl?n
and BUM of MM ral ? rri.a>m i- ., ' . . ..-, ,ny
oh.crver The sff*N ? and ? ' ?. ? . ?? ? -,
sauit?, as the) are called spas srtht*-d?ss ?????'? ??
'?1 -lift- r -nt is bj disTereni peopj? \<\ some
rhey are .'it.?-. ? ? . . ,| ,s | ... , k ft?
?he fouBtfataoas of rrilglofl M hers welt o?s them
as Instrumentalities ahtrh \\.'i ria - ?anity
o' -on?.,. ,,f upa .orru|.:iuii grafted on ??, aad ?o
ttrengthea Inatesd of w. ,k^n rh?* hold of re'igion
on th?? heart of mas and ?till others h.ni iliem aa
agencies lhal will uttorl) break d< ? lestrop
t*hrtatlanlt) ahich th??) r.-? . limosi obeo
?
I would place m\?clf with rt?..* seco,,,) , ]as< >\-.\l
|a . - one ?rho boil?*??* that the essential truths ss
religion are not in ani w.u Imperilled l..- rh? keen?
. - criticism of th? Bible Th?? dogma? involved m
well-known cr.la are belna ? xamlnod .m?! ?ubject?
...I to ?evere enti, ism Then what is .alle,) ins
high.r criticism of th,? i . irded by some as
Imperilling the foundation of .ill religious holier?
The old dovti hi? the Bible (a th?? inspired
Word Of ib.'l .' t ' lerefore infallible is still Insisted
In ,,rn.? quarter* ?* ? em? orthodoxy and
tlon. ?., Inatead of ?a? ll >?? that : he Bible ?? the \\ ord
..r ? ?...?. li aay? th?*" tu? um.Us of th? BIMe contali
tile Word of God Th. Btbl. he high??,
il rode for the government of human lif? Th?
valu? of an) Look in the lutile ? in ihe moral and
spiritual truth it contain?
The teachings of Jesus i-hrl*T contain th? high?*!
developmenl of the morality which runs through al
Hihi.? Iltoretttre ?'hrist ?* the only absolute an
ihentlc teacher Chriatlaalty I? In the keeping ol
Hi? sayings and striving t.. tmiiat? HI* life instead
of rellgton uitig In am w??? shak-n bv I
stripptd sway from It the growth* of human Ideaa,
It will I?? strengthen??'.
To? ri*aaitaas <>f ;he human mind which havsj
'...-? bulli around 'he ?imple teaching? of Jcsui
fhriat mnv be torn dow?? the proresa of disintegra?
tion is going on bu? when th? du*t rai?ed by tn?tl
fall t? ?l?ar?d away, the ?lmpl?. .ilvm? teaching ol
rhnsi will app?ar In greater ci?atn?aa and heautr,
und th? form of the Saviour of man ?HI be agaii
seen by the eyes of men." _

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