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. TEA GOWN OF GREEN LIBERTY VELVETEEX.
_ . ,_.._... n...-.....,_ ,.,ft-,r, ,._> rViln*
GOVNS Vi>KTIIK X1CESI.ASON
P_fRIi MODELS FOR MONTE CARLO MAY
BE ADAPTED FOR FLORIDA AND
OTHER AMERICAN RE80RT8,
8.T.T-V..F M\:>* !i'l!l ON ri LDER, AND
Bl'ST?El CHARAi TERIZE MOST QOWN8?
CH IKSRS A! ??>_
l_:.\__ DE BOIE I_ and
Pl R ^ : l 'i' XAR.
r.iri.. January ".
the radden ar. ?"? ranee ' i i ln the
llMMnaklng eatal mer.ti remlndi ona that th?
V ? - - ? ? iway, and it la to theaa cre
gtlona, dealgned for l >? Mldl, that one looki each
wlntar for i ita of thc coming modea,
M ro .cr. tha N i| a-na form a ] nl break
between the autui and yet
the-y c.- neet thi for any oi
fa- lon for wl i wlnter ia reii - - li
PARIS ' 'PT.KA ('LOAK < ?F VELVET AND LA' ,r;
tgali tba llghter i ? ai
n..,r- i iltable for I iri
Whlte xv,ois wlll ba won a ? l Nlee and
M ? ? rl > durlng the i exl f< w 1 ? there
i- rtalnl) r.o loveller
Sr 1 IUn :.,< r. In Whlte
xx'th allkj
rur.r.lr.i? t-.r ',nh them, There i ? "? - ,r' ? f
t- -.t Ii i"v ly In xx 1.11
tl B m ,!ly wbltei ^trrn to ba ! ?
lf one ln thlnklng of anythlng I
of n wlnti i g-place, lt mlghl ?? we i to re
merr' . ? Un effecta nny n ? '. be xx- irn next
l_rr:n..r ?? of the Nlci
t- . . ganeea ol the mo
...-???? I ihey wlll ba
of montha froi now ls nol even
?ik( 1. ? There
of ? . n. ,- Heaion In th? Fl irl 11 and
*m wlnter rea rti In Amerlca.
y, ? ? ., . . f th<-??
fro ki it li beai to do whal n
n rt'K _pr , coi en li g
e fi ? ' ' ? nd may
form tha baala of api g I et or be diacarded u
dttnond. later oi But for thi n
? n of them la nol lo i- d<
thoug . turl.ro ofhrn er new modela to
rr.e x ilrll Ihal a
1!.. -: ,, ? ... | i.. ?. ? ? ?. the Nl w
. coaat. If It aucceeda, tant mli ix; li It
f - ? ? k ? ? h: harm li d i l
Flrat >.f all, a great piany aklrti are plain ln tha
' ? of belng unirlmmed, of them are
ped. It mlghl i
to gu e thai of U??gn havi but cci talnly
i gt> .' many boaa' auch They
hre really l v , - ne thlnk tl r than
? even thi <:-?-.->r aklri ln the hi ' '*
pacefulneai A p rtlcularly entlcing model la
-Mtrrow ln fn i I il aa 11 rl i fn r.t part , f tha
?klrt waa a wide aproji thnt dr a atx u1 and looped
np ir tba ma* fracefol, Bat plaata over tha ba i;
ba; Ibaa. aacapi from ind< ' tha drapery In
faaahape foM-i tha" drag a tnfi<- (/tht-r aklrti
have r.o at.empl at <* drapery, : ?? '?'" BAtfA '? :,is
hang ever - ?lt' t iad
Ri ..:> tb*a q ? itlon I ' *' hrt'1 :
before us for ?.x?! >'*d ''.' I
tho iiinpie pr_< .-?' of ovolutlon ^: w
wide tba ery wai "How ran ?'- any
lar_. r wlthtul ti.. ald bl They )'
UrKcr. _:, l there ware no ho ; i
plate of two y?x_.i .->?'?, i ? ? ago, Wlth Ol
to-day; it wa*** aim -
haa i <. al that o ?
a ikrlakaga there hai been. 11 m,
htut of Bklrt, bi .ndth haa i ? i n loat, and a i b
are itii. elaborata and blouie-llke, certalnly lar ?
removt-d tttm tba aavaiii baeque, to
ptaaane c aleadernaoa of ',.'" walaUlne and to
affcrj a reaaon for tbe iral Ing aklrta, a lupporl i*
provlded Cor thc arraugen-enl of tha tck ' . ?
lt would bc a MOBatroalty if t/.( sk.it did noi <j. - i
**>* id Jt; lt would not be adxlr-ahle to put Ih a j
Ul nura wlth any cut of iklrt. but U>e ett.ot ii j
harmonloui ? and general style of cos
lume call for it.
WHITE OOODS IN BHAWL TRI1IMINOS.
A whlte wool hai runnlng through it a silky
noven In baaket form. and makea a ?kirt
wlth apple-green aatln that ? cul to cllng
about bul noi to deflr.e the flgure, and to make
,i falla from over a de i
ls no trimmlng on tho aklrt, but,
? r iffle-trlmme_ green Un
, .-. The bodlc. opena, to
.:no de soie,
... ,,f ihe tbin green atuff edge
. revera. The aleevea an- de
, . iine de apie arranged in
. embroiderod turnover
' ;'" | pleated material if used now ta
face revera and flarlng collara; it hardly matters
what ihi material la, and c.oth. aatln, mous.ellne
deYoie and velvel are .quall) llked. On a gown
of gray panru aatln a queerly cut .acket-bodice
. u .,- ? itr_.lg.it revera that fall
',, , . ? bei. ? the walat. faced wlth .Pjeated
? . x iii ln i " - h ol yioli ? on
. . ,,i ti-.r- trimmlng eonalating or
.,- Kray i ouaa Um di iole, wlth h.-adings
. pjeated velvel loundi he_; *
i Mme ol th( velvel iaed thli
hl In weight. One s--r- smali
one pli. ol velvel wlth the
ng up .,: d down. The uaual rtnlah la
? ribbon and mouaaellna de aoie In tl... back.
I. no- thla an odd gown, perhapa more or:g!r.nl
pretty? TJie iklrt li of gold-colored molre
. .t wlth a ahort traln; over thls is a sort nf tunit,
,. ftcru g irpure m i inti I oxer black satin tha*.
_?a) polonalae faahlon, in front. and la
? hall ai long ai the aklrt behlnd About the
? ? ..f black mouaaellna de aole
tx:t.-i tlny r i ilngi trimmlng the aquare bow: the
yoki ? r. ..i ahlrred and ruflled
.pa fall over the ileevea,
..,.,i irlm these al the wrlato. There
forbld 1 - Ing worn wlth a
oi but ih, old Kold molre is most
,. and _ciii.
,ld falr to grow tlreaome before
. ?: iem are i I ao often they
tty But, like the llttle Klrl wlth tho
llttle cui i. nl.\.-i.- ire very nlca
r ike ..- iklrts few i ffecta ara
more - ; ccusful. <>?' courae the Ideal skit-t of thls
? two lace ihawli used ns the drap*
? .. ? md gowns of ordinary lace are faah?
lon, d v it ln ]Kilnta l hai may be
wlth a la. ruffle hlng. What
ut ihal tinx- ruchlng this
l makea or aaalati ln maklng half tha
ffi ?- To return to ahawl polnta, thera
l them than to pul '
i,-r fioni :ir;.i a second one over the traln,
or to have tjie overhkln - rranged that a polnl
falla on each slde. lf the Btuff is thln, it may 1..
_ ? ,1 to show aeveral polnta, Irregularly dla?
An , vi eflfeet is s.-.-n nn a street
il ii wo .1 an i dark blue velvet
la ..', velvet, irlmmed aboul the
nd .v silk frlnge. For '.ho
. : ki ? II deep | "I t ml lined hy
nn -: ? . ng black
I Bnd appeai Ine
InehTI
,;,, ],, ? polnti front and back
PARIS CHARITY FUNCTIONa
T1 I hai been a week of baxaara, faahlonabla or
othera iweet charlty. Partlcularly
sn.:,rt -.-. al the Mi-. iten dea
pi ofll oi the Po iponl-re,
an Interesting charlty much .:k<- the day-nuraerlei
Thi re were eome lovely costumea, moal
of ? .? m i. - ing thai pereonal atmoaphen
1 ;^'.v'; w
_i '' V '
\ Z4*k?>A)l <_?
EVENING QOWN WITH RTRAP iHOULDER*
PH _
. r-,,... tbe iklrl arranged i . in.
... ? rowi of whlte aatln
Th. bodlce l? a
nrlth belt and a leep, draped yoke ol gray
? vlth ste.i tJdglng the yoke
. ...,,,? irlinml ? ???' **nue ribbon, the
h< me formlns capi to th? It i ?? '
? ihow a ib- lalye len
, ?..? the il oulden Certaln
it drapery there la la puobed up rathar than
i ],,...; ',. ,ii, ; over.
. maroon caahmere li made n .-. prlnceaa gown,
,.'.>? ,(-iy irlmmed wlth Perrdan v.-ix-. ? A fl hu
of the velvel paaaea around Ihe ihouldera, li
,',,,-,,( m blouae faahlon al lha walatllne ln front
;,,??: on the fronl of the aklrt
. .,,. |, shatM d to maki ?? illghi ? ip ovi r
V, ,' . edged all about wlth aatrakban.
Blue mouaaelim da aole maker! ? llttle reet aml
"^A^Jlrltoh Monea of gray vahral b. wera wlth ?
ulaln cloth iklrl of tba .same color. It ls cul full,
wlth a broad box-pleat In front. nnd with rufT.es
about the hlpa Uliputlan ruchlnga of gra/
Uiouaa-liuc Ut- aole edge tba box-pleat and the lilp
/DOI
ruflle, and make two rov.-s arross the buat. The
Fhlrt sleevos have polnted cvffa. trimmed wlth
niehliiK The helt I* of .-ut ateel. mounted over
turriiio(.?-.i,|ue velvet. The studs are of ateel and
turcjuol-e, and a blue tulb- aourf and butterfly bow
are worn.
BLACK AND WHITE COSTI'ME.
An e-fectlve comhlnatlon of black and whlte la
preaented by the next costume. The entlre aklrt
and brond breteiles ofl the bodlea aro of amoeth
fa.-rd b!..ck rloth; tbe br.-telles befog e.lged wlth
Persian lumb. The blouae-bodiee, Ineludlng tha
aleevea, is of white rloth, embroldered ln black
rhenll'e. Two Ktrlps of astrakhnn trlm the topa
of the .leevcs, nnd the saxh of whlte satin faatena
on the alde Wlth an aatrakhan head. The uaual
cravat, thla tlme of whlte ailk, was worn wlth
thia coitiirri?. and a black nnd whlte hat and aa
trakhan m.t.. a gown that attracted .ome attcn?
tion waa of -. k.Jet par.ne, wlth a decide.lly floppy
aklrt. flniabed by a deep, lltrc] ruffle tha: la drawn
upon one sldo to the walstllno The bo.llce rrossrs
wlth one large revera, faced wlth pleatod purple
velvet and held by a large velvet chou. An elab
orate yoke and rhoker were made of lace and
aalmon-plnk mouaaellna de aoie; and t';**r_ waa
aalmon-plnk on the hat.
The occarion fu-nlshed an ezeuae for the moat
eJaborato Httia bags, those made of fur and of
rioh broeade belng apparently preferred. Bvery
one wora a long. jeweiled chaln around the ne.-k.
t.? noid .-ither [orgnette, pui-ho or watoh. Olovea
"?:? alniopt wlthout exreptlon of whlte glao. kld;
th- fancy gloves of whl.-h one hearaao mu. h have
not been adopted to any per.-optmie extent. The
favorlta atyle f"r young women seema to be the
ble?:_>? wi,h yoke and eboker of some fancy m,i
terial. There i.s Kometliing partir-nlarly glrllsh about
theae aquare yoke*., and .tiev are beal suited to a
itreet coatuma If they rlse to form a lledld col
lar. A pretty COatUma of green peau d>- f,-ant haa
the aklrt trimmed about the hlpa by three rows
of albellne. The hl ni*,-, rut wlth aquart- d-col
Ictage ? !;-..l with fur. ls eovere.i t.y ,in ambreldery
of black cbenllli and gold .-ord. Tur-kr-d . ream
aatln makea ti>? yoke nnd the outside of the col
lar. whlch la llned wlth fur and worn with ne-k
sr-arf of white la - ?
A gav llttle houae dress of eoft red ailk, wlth
bleuw -i.odi'-... and voke on aklrt covered by a net
worh of >et and gold beada, The soft silk sklrt ls
made wlth aeparata llnlng and "fulled" onto the
yoke. The aleevea ar.- elaborate of red gauee; and
a ted ..ni'.. ruchlng edgea the neck. whi.-h ls fin
lahed wlthout u i-hoker. Red tull.. la uaed pret
tlly ln Coniunctlon wlth black on a gown of aoft.
white wool, alternate rr.w-H of tho two colora be?
lng uaed to trlm th" .-ntlro bodlce |n v.ilante. A
n ..rf of the red an.i black paaaea arrmnd th
waUt wlth four iong, ruffled enda falllng on the
aklrl A KUlmpe effert ls aeen on aome slmple.
houae gownr. now, aleevea and voke belng made
of som" fancy thln materl.il. It has alwavs a
jrouthful auggeatlon, but ls prettv wlth aoft silks
and wools.
oood niErR.
Hav. ?ti had a klr.rJneee ahownI
Vaaa lt on.
'Tw?? not ?lven for you alooa?
I*.*. It on.
Ivt lt tr-v_l down th. y-axa.
I->t It ??..? -no.h.r'. r*?i_.
Tlll In trwn th. de.- apftra?
P_i. tt oa.
One who e!gT_i herself "A Humhle and Poor
Frier.d" of the late Mlss Julla Duckwlta, whose
home waa at N'o. _7C< Henry-st_, Brooklyn. haa aent
tho foilowlng lines, wiitten as an entreaty to the
loet mi*. to return to earth, njid her reply. It ts
rr-questr-d that theae V_TBea ahould appear to-day.
whleh would have been Mlss Duckwltzs blrthday.
She was fond of the T. 8. 8. nolumn and waa an
nrtlve member Of the aodety. Indeed, all her llf
harl 1 een devoted to good worka, and her many
frlenda do not cense to mla* her klndly preeence
ai.d gentla i-dnlaterlnga
COME BA<"K!
Thou haat gone from ua, dear alater,
Anrl thy love we ever shall mourn;
Oh. how can we r.-ll how wo mlaa thee?
Thls sorrow, how ran lt bo borne?
Kvr-.-ywhere that we turn we see tracea
i >f the work nf thy gentle hand.
And th- \-..i'l thou haxt left naught replarea
ln our home and our onre happy band.
Rr-tuTi: ls our cry. O dear slsicri
We long for thy preserice onr-e more;
Oh, were you not happy with ua?
Coma back t<> ..ur love, w.< Implore.
CALL ME NOT BACK.
f)h rall me not back from thla happy ahore,
Where all |a loy and love.
All H'lTniv and pain are know.i no more
In thla beautlfui home abova
We have crowna of goi.i and roh?a of whlte;
Wa have pleaaur* deep and true.
And with angela btight in r.-.-vlr.-.s of llght
V.'e are waltlng now for you.
Mur-h aenalble advlca is to ba found ln tho fol?
lowing ?tanaaa aent t.y Mlaa K"nd!g:
The WOrld !." wide
ll. tlme .md tide
And ' Jod ls gulde?
Then da not hurry.
That man Is ble.t
Who doea hi- beat
Ai.d leavea the rea*?
Then, do not worry.
I.. ir Prealdent-Oeneral: I hav.. a Fuggestion
whlch poaalbly mU'ht li" of aoma use to aome
"ahut-ln " a hook for cllpplnsa is not alwaya ae
(-r.s.-i.ilr-, hut they can bi paated on strips of old
? .1II. .. ..r cloth, whirh ls cut a llttle wld?-r than the
cllpplnga, and, If d--s!r..l to hav,- It look a llttle
more artiatlc, the <dK>? of the cloth can be plnked.
Roll up t!..- <tr;p when nol ln us-. I have a ioll
I-. go. .1 condltlon mada ov.-r iifty vear^ ago. u>
apectfully. Mr.-. B A. HA8TINOH
Brooklyn
The poem. 'TTer-ping I'p the ftalra." ?ent by A.
B. a.. waa too long for oubllcatlon, nnd ha* been
paaaed on. The calendara offrr.-d wlll ba aocept
ui..-.
THB IITMAN TIK.
"As lf llf>- wer.- not MCTed, too'"
?Mliorge Ellot.
"Ppo.k tenderly! For he ls dead." we say.
"Wlth gra. loua hand smooth all hla roughened
pi-'.
And fulleat meaaure <?f reward forecaat,
Forgettm,' naught thn< glorled nis brlef day,
Yet, arhen the brother, who, along our aray,
Pro ? wlth hla burdena heartworn In the strlfe,
Tottera before us bow we s.-ar. h iiis llfe,
Cenaure and ati rnly punlah whlle we may!
Oh. weary ara tbe patha of earth, and hai l'
And llvlng hearta alone ,ir>- oura :o guard
Al leaat, begrudge nol t.. the aore llatraught
Tfi.. revereni silrn.-.- of <>..r pltylng ::. tught
Llfe, t'.... is aacred; and be beai f...-.;!'--s
Who ?...ys: "il. e:rs, but?tenderly! lle lives "
? (M..ry Mapaa Oodge.
Sent by I.. M. R.
WHERE'fl IIOTHE1I?
Buretlng in from achool or play.
This la what thr- chlldren say,
Trooplng. crowdlng, nig an.i ?mall,
r.n the threahold, ln the hall?
j..i: ing in the . onatant .-ry,
Kv<
, er as the da}- go by:
"Where'a mother?"
From the weary bad of pain
Thls sam-. queatlon comea agaln;
From lhe boy .vith aparkllna eyen,
Beaiing homi hla earllaat prla-;
l-'ruin thi bronaed and beardad aon,
r.nl- paat ar.d honora won:
"Where'a mother?"
Burdened wlth ? kmehr taak,
One day we may valnly ask
p?r the eomfr.rt ..f her face,
l'or thr- rr-st of her emhraee;
I.et us love i'< r whlle we may,
Well for us that w<- ean aay:
"Where'a mother?"
Mother wlth untlrlng handa
At th,- poel Of duty standa;
Patlent, ae.klnn n.>' her own,
Anxir.'is for the good alone
. if her chtklren a.i they cry,
Ever is the daya go !.??
??\\".. re'a ii. >tb( r""
Sent by F. B H ?(Author an known.
m:\vh FROM COLOBADO
Oear I'renld.-nt-?.?-neral: Thr- lars-e 1-jx of Chrtst
maa pr.-a.nta through the T. S. S reaehed ua In good
tlme and In good ehnpe There waa enough to make
01 i h, irti glad a" well aa your.g ..nt a. I took ev^ry
thing over t.i ?:." T. ri. s Chrletmai trea at Kvana,
?nd found namea for everytlnng. and there wai a
real Jnt.llee over the many alca artlcles .ent. Our
h,.,ie!-. i^ madi up "t j'"or peopie, i-rlpplea and
other'"ahut-lna," nnd I eannot tell you how muoh
happlne?? .-ame to nll through the hountlful glft. of
the T H. H memtiera from the Kast
Mla." Tuckannan'a box fr.im lloaton, Maaa , came
fuat ln tlme f?r Cor Chrlatmaa tree, ao dld Mra
pgraon'a. ln behalf ot all tha paople of tbla branch,
I glve thinks for thelr generous rhilstmai re
membrance*. Touri ln thc ..unshlne work".
"UNCLI DANV
Evam, Col.
Mrs. 8. A. Doane. who h.is recently Jolned the
T. 8. 8., la nearlng her clghtl.-th blr hlay. an 1.
although a "shut-in," Is -/eayi buay dcdng aerae.
thlng for othera. In thc laai thr.- yeara she han
knltted 534 pairs of mlttena, wndlng tb?m wher
evcr they were needed to cover buay llttle banda,
The pocm "Reat." no doubt. wlll Rnd an eeho in
tho hearts of m.-ny of our r.-a.lers. It xvas aeni 1 ?>'
Mrs. J. 8. Chltterllng, of 0_tn Rldffl, H. J.
REBT.
My feet are Woarlod, an.l my hand- are tled,
My youl oppreai >i
And I dcalre, xvh.it I have long lcslrcd
RerU only i ?
'Tis hard to toll. when toll ls almost valn,
ln barren waya;
'T'.k hard to sow, an.l never garner gruln
in barveat daya
Tbe burden of my days ls hard to bear,
Bul Ond knOWl beet;
And I have prayed, bul raln has been my prayer,
For reat?aweel reat,
'Tis hard to pla-it In spring, and never reap
The autumn > i- t.
'Tis hard to tlll. and when tli tllled to weep
0*er frultleaa ti.-id.
And so I cry a weak and human ery,
So heart oppreaai d, _
And io I slgh ? weak and human slgh,
For r.st- for reat
My way hai WOUnd ncrnR, the .lenrrt yeara.
An.l --ar.-.s In'esc
My path. and through the ilowlng of not tears
I plne fur r<\-t.
'Twas alw.iy. *o; when bul a chlld I la'.d
*>n m.xh.r's brel;'
My wearlel Iittle head; e'en th.-n I prayed,
And now, for r.-st.
And I am reit>s? Rti:i; 'twill soon be o'erj
Pi r down tt..- weai
i.lfe a sun ls aetting, and i so. the ihore
Where 1 shall r.-r-t.
' I-'.i her Ryan.
Mrs. R. tv. Mn.-oln. of Balamanca, N. T., aendi
the following itanaaa, full of confldent trust. us
her duea for UM
WHAT IS IH I'.KST
I know as my II.-- growi oider.
An,l mlne eyei havi clearer slght,
That under each rank wrong somewhere
There llea the rool of ri^ht;
That each aorroa hai Iti purpoaa,
By the aorrowlng ,,'t unguessed;
Bul as Kiir.. aa the sun brlngl mornlng,
Whatev.r is is beai
I know that each ilnful n,tlon,
As lure ai thi nlghl brtnga ihade,
ls aomewhere aome tlme punlshed,
Though the hour b? long delayed,
I know that the ? .ul li alded
Bome tt mei by the heart'i unre.t,
And to grow meani often to suffer?
Hut whati v- r la la beat
I know there are no errora
ln the "(reaI eternal plan,
And all thlr.gi xx,.rk together
For t he flnal good ol mai
And I know when my s.nil ipeeda onward
In its grand i ternal queat,
I nhaii lay, aa i look back earthward,
Wbatever ls is beat.
?(Author unknown.
The poem puhllshed ln the Bunahlne ''olumn on
January 6 called "Heaven by Llttlea" wai wrltten
hy J. O. Hoiian l. and is called "Gradatlon." lt can
be found In hls "coltected poema." The full poi m
hns been sent by the Rev. J. B, Whltman, of Me
tuchen, and can be forwarded to V*. H. B, if de
slred.
Florence Sheldon ls a lltt!" Sunshlne m- I
thlrteen years old, who llvea ln fu- ft' B
Kan. Her father dled more than a >-ur ago, and
MRS. AN'NTE T.. Y. ORFP.
..... || buiint m ? om in of 81 I
ther mlsfortuner. have COme tO her fami.y. bU
he writ.-s Bhe wo-?id like to hear from iome T.
"V member who hai tlme "to wrlte to a llttle
irl like me" wiii aome : n lor mem' er giv
leaaurVby wrltlng and telllng how Ihe da: i here
-i the Kast are paaaed?
Ppe.-inl request was ma 1- fOr the follOWlng poem,
nd Mrs. I.. li. Low reei onded.
OODfl ME88ENOER.
I sat hy an open wlndow
A? (!,-? ahadowa began to fi.l.
Wonderlng if thla world of mirs
Was worth tha llvlng at all,
Trvlng to see if the pl<>a?iires
Oerl alai ? d li. way,
fhe paln. the aorrow and heartacne
Tbal comea to us evi ry day.
I mi tUl the atari came i.plng
Prom thelr hldtng-pla t ln the aky,
And I wlahi l i hai wlngi Juil then,
To another wor.'. to By,
And a Wrd lang out ln 'be darknesi,
p.> near ihal : ' .
lt aeemed like i loud volce aaylng,
-Ail thlnga by G <a xx.:. made
If nevt r .1 w.I exliti I,
Rhmfld \x love io darlv the flowera?
An sax xx.',!.: we value th. lunihlne
Had we naver been under the ihoweraf
And bo lf we h ni no iorrow
Could'xv- know Wh. '" PrlzeT
ir we never had ta Rer,
The aweel coul I we i
if ther- wer- no dee li it kln Ineaa,
lf there were no acti of Iov<
Hh' lM mt knoa wh l ? m i I by he.iven
WhenVaaiS ik o( i ?
?Twa? sllent again ln Ihe dark
And ih.- btrd had flown td Iti neat.
But another penltenl hean xxas i
n_.f,.r,. i; had gone to rt-st
jjerorc ii -<Author unknown.
Mr? Fannle U. eiara. ot Blk ' reek Ol
?*,untv N Y. wlll ?.o grateful for the illk plei
M'by EUaa B. Paraona, of Brooklyn.
The stik pteeea aent by K have b? ? ? fon
ra. Annle J. Rayl, Bloomlngdale, Bulllva i
enn.
?
. BVCCE88FVL ElA)OR P0L18B.
Acrer ot good bardwood floori and x-. mdwork are
jur.-d annua.lv or are i II wed to I
?ratched and dlngy for xx,,:.t of a | po
.d polishmg medlum Thla can be found ln tbe
,-rf>-' Uon Wax LHI Pollah ti...;. ifactured bj Jordan
1'errln, Noa 3: and .;.'. Broadway, Nen ..:k i:
e ina nnd poMahee Inetantly, nldea
oves ?ialn?. m-mld and gray apota. and brlngi
it grain of wiK-i lt la applled wlth cloth, and
iy unakllled person >ai, uae II n doea nol _o:i>
ln a drop of ,-r-ide oil. laavea n.lor and ? an be
i.d on flneat cablnet f unilture and woodwork.
DOYAL Baking Powder is an absolutely
*^ pure cream-of-tartar powder, analyzed
and recommended by the Health Officers of
London, New York, Boston, Chicago, etc,
who praise it highly for its marvellous
purity and leavening strength. Its use is a
safeguard against the alum baking powders
of which the market is full
and which are known to make
dangerously unwholesome
food. Royal Baking Powder
makes finest flavored, lightest,
sweetest, and most delicious &A|f|fJ0
food. and imparts to it posi- pnu/nrp
tively anti-dyspeptic qualities. I_a!iufeiy ?*??>
ROYAL DAKINO POWDER CO., NEW YORK.
ART FOR 8T. L0UI8 8CH00L8.
thi: WORK OK THE LEAGUE IN RAIBINO
I'tNI'S TO CARRY OUT ITS O-UBCT.
An exhll ? bj the St. i^.uis Publle School
Art l ? v. ? v. rj i| read attentlon, for Its
preclated by all Intereeted
f the pul . ducatlon. Th
? waa l iken on !'? i embi r
? ' 11 a eommlttee was appolnted to con
-..',. r meai ? for aupplylng the publle achoola wlth
..I...I r< produi tlona of tlu- n, of art, wlth
: ? ? . ? ? .- i holce i ok '.-. . ? ul Ineta for gems
ij citlsena, and to ald in arnuyrlng
ours. art; In hrlnglng to the clty
and to
iupply and make a atudy of planti thal wlll thrlve
I
The ' of the League la highly appreclated
.-. y de
auppiylnf *>l ac
ommodai lona and meana ol
?? ui t hey h thelr
. . ng ? i ?? mo\ement Hnan. tl a ?!??
.work . i: gue wlll
by addltlonal
i from thi . f the
found of
rharm of I
r k in
ind kindred atudlea.
a wli .- womi n h ta the
harg Mra .1 imes W Holllday,
Mra. .;? orge O C r\ ent. r Mra. W L
Mra l' tvld l: Krancla Mra, Loulae Bum
ner, Mi Alfred P. Hebard, Mra J. C. Van Blar
:om, Mra E. It. Hoyt and M - - r
?
.1 GOOD Bl SIXES& tt'OMAX.
Mrs Annie U V. Orff, who la the. litor and pub
of i Bt. Ia ila mag tslne, ls a natlve of
\ ac irc< ly _ doaen yeara tlnce ahe
A. ? \\..-. and wi;. :i through her huaband'a lll
... ii thrown upon her own reaourcea she
ha,! no ?? I. ? r orofeaalon upon which to depend;
bul ihe law an opportunlty In dolng work .>n a
i time table, which turned out to be ao
tory that she learned to correcl rallroad
tln),- thai to her other xv. rk. Bhe noxv
il rallroad I Imel.k ,.f Bt.
l eomplete clty gulde It n
; ;:..i publlahed once a month. Mrs. Orfl
Dorflinger's
American
Cut Qlass
Decanters
and Water Bottles
Some
good
old
stvles
at new
[)nces.
C. DORFLINGER & SON,
915 Broddwdy, nedr 21st St.
36 Murray St. New York.
lat.-r brought out a ehaperon or shopptnsr aulde.
wblch Ma* alao Immedli Thli iho
mado so attractlve tbat, although ll xx , oi ly nn
advertlalng pamphlei to begin wlth, lt beeame io
popular that a mbacrlptlon prl ?? wai pul upon It.
"The Chaperon" waa ch'ani a_.-o
Into a large home magaaine At t:.?? tlme of the
Columbtat. l-.xpo.'ltlon Mrs. orff was appointed ' >*
woman tnari.iK.-i* of the Mlaaourl exhl ll ? li
xxa< ni honor thai ihowed the Btate'i n ?oguit.on
of woman s w?,rk and _?i>lii;y.
bV_._i.nOLD
TAUO
VANILLA AND CIIOCOLATB ICE CRHAM
MADE WITHOUT EOG8.
.\n eacellenl ranllla I ?? cn un "a thout ecga
.,r thickenlng of flour" of any kind, may be made
of a quart of rlch cream, one cupof mlll
f >
of sugar and a tablespoonful of vanlll B ik tlio
:... m four ? I water tott
two houra. Bi polnt,
and stir the geiatli e Into l mllk l
contln ie il rrli -,- untll tt i- melti d. fl the
preparation through a flne ? ? ' ? ; ?*
cream, add - and tbe free_?
the mixture at 01 ?
An excelleni late lee cream may bo made ti
a quart .-? ?:.:. ? , ? i of mllk, a large ta'.de
apoonl ... , latlne, a cup and ? half of
s ii- .:-, l ... . ,, in ? .< ot
j ? i.x
tract. fl " l,u*
a cupof the mllk and itraln ll Bl r
icrai ite Into 1 of the
m k. -.x Ich mu?(
l>,,int; itlr the pi ? r tt';9
?
ia a ai iaa. Add tln ' *"r
ail into the cream. Add the vanllla tnd frt-x-e
carefully.
THE ART OF PREEZINa CREAM,
The luccoee of an ire rr.-am dependa conelderabtp
on the freeetng. i>.> not uae too much salt. Thr.-e
plnta la enough for a large pallful of era ked <?r
pounded Ice The Ice ihould be pounded tlm), ai l
tho freeaer ihould be packed flrmlv. L'oe an ordl
nary fraeier of ati ndard quality. if thi cream la
fr.,_t. too rapldly It arlll be coarae, After packlng
th-- freeser turn th. crank for Bm i il Then
or.-n the freeser, remove the beater and .-? -t ; ?
wlth a thln-bladed knlfe tbe troien cruil of thln
cream that covera the aldetf ol l md mlx tt
thorouxhly wlth i wooden ipo n or rpatula, with
th.- lofter cream In tbe centre K. |
? .. cover <-f tti. , an. ? d
?ne beater
the crank
again. for three <.r four mtnutes: then ?? ?
operatlon of acraplng the aidea of the fi
;i. ; mlxli g the u ifi ?/? n cream with tt,- t
Work the ? ?? ' ighly to n
cover the can again and turn the crank agali
ai rapldly as i ?>-- ble. ln a f< xx momenti tbe aum
I b< ready to pack.
It should remaln packed In nall and i t tor at
;,....- two i ? ra; tl li better lf kept four or tv.a
six liours before lt ls e iten.
XE\Y UODELH IS Fl /->'.
at the j..hn rubzitb fur companyiI*
broadw'a. and twenty-becond-bt.
goin-' of the n- xv modela dy ex
an | .,, far have Iw ? n llttli worn, ?xxi ig to
the ml'ld weather. Bul ^ ^r,J
iur, to < '?? ? ai ! ??'? ' ' in wlll be an abeoluta
,.Ity. The woman who haa walted untll Jan?
uary to buy thla leaaon'i fura, and ihe who al?
ways buya n- xt - t the holl
days, wlll flnd a moat beautlful aaaortmenl at the
nt_l\ bi the John R i ' ???' '".??'.
...,. : ! Twi |-ft. The moat beau?
tlful of all fui- . ? rlal ? roa rt Ru i
aable, i ' se"
cured m full. handBome capea ranglng from 1300
.,, v. collarettei from MOO up. and muffa ai.d
.,.,if< from $t" to V.:?. ?
's' ' ',: ::.,... and attractlve fur is the
?
, . . : 1 xx i a XX- i.lli
. ,.?i:.'nV' idforiiao.
kins and ll
atyle. Sealakln coata i from flOO to
. ._ undoubtedly more atyle In a eombli i
of fur and velv< t, and imi noveltt. -
can be eeen al thla I ' ermlne.
' 'ac*
an artl i - i
,',. . , ,,.ind wrops ar.
onsequently are ? biong
. iutlf.il gan I. < a''d
?lelgh robea ir ul*
tentlon._
BOW Ro) il IV DAXCED IS BALLET.
Many of thi memberi of the Engliah royal faav
?y are kn? wn to lake a. keei Irama,
aome of them - ven <)? llghtlng to i la th.
atrlcal perform mcee. Aa far aa la known, b w-x...
they have i ?? ? Indulged ln I l oi l\}< r
ovwi account. lr ' ? '''? ho~''- ''? '" "'??
,: iyi of Henry VIII. for thai an h of the
many wlvi - actuall) r. ihe
Pnnceia Mary. to app< re thi ourt as the
prlm ipal lai ? ? r ll : r'"'*.
ln ot.f tt,,_e
k (r- , ?? maak, In the otuur
..,.,. ,,.- ,,, Ethloplan prln . -.-. I m ba*
? ?? k her part as a.
i Cojrt ba i| inta.
Prlnceai .Mar-. app< u d before the Prench Am
Palace In l iprlng of
li Ave of hei I sgulru ,l ln
1 ., i indlc dreai -
Inform us that, wlth : imi >>f tiie
itu ' ? thi iiaii."
before the s.une
l.sued fr.un a
.. ...??? fter th.
j': ?an !- hlon, ln rlch ,!.>th of gold and crlmson
Thelr halr waa wrapped ln aula >-f koM,
? i ? irla
M ii v and ttitn
ilab illet wlth f ii_hi b,r is
MRS. COOE o\ (ITI/.! \ >////?.
One of thi moal Inti reatlng p ip. ra :? ad at ihe re
,,,, Intei " ea ln thta
lt) wai that ..; Mra. Jo eph C _ of BOatoa, on
DO Pro EnCO irage
I ? Ma u .<?_
in tha afllrmatlva The
Etoarda, ahe declared, would aot tol.-iate
i:\ u. any country who Intorfarad in po
....
Si . nklng Of the sltuatlon ln Chlna, she sald:
- 11 et 0. mla
aionary Influence ls to create ? rHagual with the
? r of tiiin.rs The naUve .'hrtsflani
a llttle free vxuh thelr rrltk-Maa, and the
. ,i.m.-i'.-i - afrald of thla grnvthg
Bul tl."-- who have had opportwatttaa
. them attirm that lh? .'hrlettana are ttig
h_..t .itliena. ChrUtlam pray wlth ipecial fx-rv.-r
',,..,, ., avenly wladon may Insplro th?;r young
''? xAn n I.I Hung fhang weai 10 Japan to negctlata
ror Pcmo at the cloae of the late war. the day ap
,.'-,,i for hli Intervlen wai obaerved aa one of
faating and prayer by the Chrtatlaa * btoeaa.
Mra Coo* alao alfuded In her papei io Annli
? '",,, . work in Indla nnd characterlaed h^r ,f
I;,,'!,', -V.!,.. Hlndooa from aeek tig modern
u,|.-i,t-.,. and educatlon a- ?nauseatliiK Mn.
. , , :,. v.x.s. clalma IO hav.- kaoa a Urahmln
.,";,.. i- ? former ?tat'- of .-xi-t.-n.--. and to have
,?.i renearnaied aa ati Knallsh woman tn order
uTlearo the material clvlllaaTlon of the Weat, and
bea wara bx-r real countrymen agaluit lt.
_ ? ..-.-.-..._--?-?

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