I 6 THE WASHINGTON WASHI GTON HERALD SUNDAY XAY 3LA 23 1909 HINTS TO YOUNG OFFICERS OFFICERSlBy OFFICERSftBy 1 1By < lBy By The Social Soc al Arbiter Arliitetl l NOTEThe Arbiter Arbiter wM iit be begtad gtefi to toanswer toaDSWer toanswer answer any Question ef a social na nature Dt1Ke mature ¬ ture that may be submitted Such Stncltquoetions Sechquestions Suchque questions tjoQs should si + oedd be addressed a to The TheArbiter TheArSlter TheArMter Arbiter care The WasWnston Herald HeraldDear HeraJdDeer Heralde e e e i iDear Dear Arbiter Ar Will wmOft you not devote your yournext yourext yourpert next ext paper to advising the young men menwho 1I1n 1I1nWho a awho who are about to graduate gra Kte from the themilitary th thmilitary military academies regarding correct so social so socfaJ soetal ¬ cial usages You could not do a kinder kinderact kiDder1iCt kinderact act for I tall yea that there are some S me of ofus ofus ofus us who have never bad on a dress suit suitmyself swt swtmyself suitmyself myself for instance some who have havenever havenenr havenever never sat down to a course dinner some somewho somewoo somewho who are absolutely ignorant I as to table tablemanners table1D8DDerS tablemanners manners and a man may b be a man for fora fora r ra a that but Untie Sam wants his offi officers officers officers ¬ cers to bold their own socially with any anyofficers myofficers anyofficers officers in the world Now what does doesfanner s stalDer afarmer farmer from Texas or the son of a 3 miner minerfrom minEfrom minerfrom from Colorado know ka w about court custrms cus custrras cus custCms trras You will win the gratitude of ofmany ofmany ofmany many a cadet at West Point and many manya a midshipman at Annapolis if you will wlHonly W1HonJy willonly only advise them what to wear and whento whento when whento to wear the different kinds of dress dress how howto howto howto to dispose of formal invitations give givesome givesome givesome some hints as to correct table mannersetiq manners mannersetiquette mannersetl etiquette etl etiq ette as to calling fix gacThis cThla fixThis This doubtless sounds very childish to toyou t8you toyou you who have been In society soee all your yourlife yourl1fe yourlife life and seem seem from your writings at atleast ateast atlast least east as though you would be as much muchat muchat muchat at home in court circles as in Washing Washington Wsshlngtnn Washtngton ¬ ton but there is maay a greenhorn greenhornamong greeDhornamong greenhornamong among us who will never forget forgetkindness your yourkindness yourkindness kindness and if some of the saver s2veyones saverones savey saveyones ones do sneer because yeN have ve tried to totell totell totell tell them something they already knowwhy know knowwhy knowwhy why dont you careA care careA cereCADm A CADET OR MIDSHIPMANIT DOJTT MAT MATTER xTTEP MATTER ¬ TER WHICH WHICHMay WH1CiMsr May II KOI heaeThe KOIThe JD JDThe The above letter causes ORe to reflect reflectIt reftectIt reflectIt It is true that there e are many among amongboth IIIOIIlboth a aboth both the graduates of West Point and andAnnapolis aDdnnapolJs andAnnapolls Annapolis who have e come from t farms farmsand frmfand faresand and provincial pr Yiaclal districts Some of aleshad them thembad tItehad had never been a days Journey from fromiuuS fromh fronthors h iuuS perhaps until they went to An Annapolis Annapo1s Annapolls ¬ napolis or Weet Point to take their theirexaminations theirexamlDatS0n6 theirexaminations examinations ad some have never had hada a glimpse of the society into which a acommission Bcommls5ioft acommission commission in Uncle Sams military militaryservice mtlltaryservice militaryservice service wilt w I launch them which is moth nothing n0thIng mothlug ¬ ing to their discredit hut much to their theirdiscomfort theirdiscomfort theirdiscomfort discomfort for 0 it is n dUffloutt dt to teach a aman aman aman man the little niceties of etiquette aDd aadthe aDdthe andthe the unexnlainabie unex4lanabie ways of society after afterfce altere attarsae fce e has reached his majority Unhappily Unhappilythere UDbappUythere Unhappilythere there are many maD army and naval officerswho officers officerswho omcerswbo who never learn and one is shocked now nowand now1nd nowand and then by certain social omissions and andcoinrnisetoBs 2Dclcomms6loBs andcomet coinrnisetoBs comet by handsome and gallant gallantofficers gallantofcerg lut lutofiicels officers for while the technical tedmlcalBnd training trainingand trningand and discipline at Annapolis and West WestPoint WestPoint WestPoint Point are beyond criticism save ve teaching teachingthe teacblngthe teachingto the young men to dance there is no noattempt DOlttempt noattempt attempt to instruct them In social eti etiquette et1 et1ytuette etitnaette ¬ quette This they must pick up as best bestthey bestthey bestthey they can through association with their theirsocial tbeiriOCJal theirsocial social superiors through contact with withthe withthe withthe the outside world and dose observationSome observation observationSome observtioASome Some have a social knack aDd learn learneasily learnearly earn earntaslly easily while others scorn the social socialamenities sodamenities sodaamenities amenities until it is too fete to acquire acquirethem acQuirehem acquirethem them A lad at Annapolis for instancewas instance instancewas mstaDCewas was mildly hazed by his companions for forShoveling torihoellDg forBhoveung Shoveling his food into his mouth with a anlfe 8knife aanife anife knife nlfe which he bitterly resented saying sayingthat sayngthat sayingthat that his father had used his knife all allhis anhIs allhis his life life and what w 8t was good enough for forhis forhis forhis his father fath r was good enough for him himaad him himlnd himand and it was was but be bad the privilege of ofsnjoytag ofnjo7IDs ofenjoyIng enjoyIng the custom far away way from toe toeNaval tbeNaval theNava Naval Academy Aca as his chessmen made madeIt madeIt madeIt It so uncomfortable for him there e that thati thatie i ie e was forced to resignS resign resignBut resignBut S s s sBut But to answer the questions of my eec eecrespoudeatas correspondent ¬ respondent respoudent5 as to dress dress it differs nat naturally Dtnrally taturally ¬ urally with the season aDd the environ environthat envronnent Jnent nent bat there r8 a few general gneIalthat rules rulesthat that caa be given The morning cos costume costume ¬ tume for a man is sack ache suit Cutaways Cutawaysare Cuta 3s 3sare are no longer worn WCKJI except now and aaflthen andthen sailthen then by elderly men The tie should be bea bea a fourtaoand crocheted by hand If pos possible possibl possible ¬ sible sibl of some becoming color and with withIt withIt withIt It should ha worn a suitable pin that is ispin 15 15So Isa So pin consistent with the wearers Werersposition age ageposition ageposition position and means It is inebnguFous inebnguFousto la to see a man an la the bra wearing we nng < a afrippery afrippery afrippery frippery little pin that might with fan fanlege im impunity apunity punity be worn by a freshman at col elIege college lege As to the color of the tie tie if ifIs De DeIs oneIs < Is not gifted with good taste tam he shouto shoutolimit sbMIalimit shonialimit limit his choice to a few shades Thereis There Thereis T ere ereis is a dark blue blue for instance instance that is be becoming be beO becoming ¬ O coming to almost every one a deep red redthat redthat redthat that eta be worn with any complexion complexionand complexionnd complexionand and nd hunters s green will go with almost ahnoetany aIIDOiitany almostany any color and is rarely unbecoming unbecomingIn In summer of course both in town townand townaKl townand and at the seashore flannels are worn is isthe inthe d n nthe the morning and generally an day forfrock for forfrock torfrock frock coats and silk bats are out outplace ofplace of ofplace place in torrid heat h t Outside of ftaaael ftaaaelthe ftaImeIthe flannelthe the most popular materials for sack antisare suits suitsare saltsare are cheviot cheviot tweed and homespun The Theloosely Theloosely loosely woven varieties of the hitter are arethe arethe arethe the best for summer aad cooler even eventhan even ftDthan eventhan than flannel Those who go in for theEportS the thesports I sports who hunt and ash and tide send sendbrown SeDdto sendto to Austria for a sort of cl66ely woven wovenbrown I Ibrown brown flannel that Is called laden It is isalmost isalmost isalmost almost like homespun except that it is ismore Ismore s smore more closely woven and is practically peaoOcallyindestructible practicallyfie ly lylndestruetIbJe indestructible indestructibleA A Derby is no longer the only correct correctheagear correctheatJg correctheallgear heagear heatJg r for the morning Its reign isdesputed is isdespuied isdespued despuied by many other otb shapes and andstyles aDdstyJes andstyles styles the most popular of which is a amodified amodified amodified modified Alpine hat hat green in color very verymuch verymuch verymuch much like the bets worn by the pagers pagersin jRgersIn jagersin in the Tyrol and in Switzerland Theyare They Theyare are disttnctive distlnctiventeresting distlnct1oe9tnter hteresting stiDg and and as a rulebecoming rule rulebecoming rulebecomln becoming becomln and their adoption adoption is a pleasant pleasantinnovation J easantirnoatJou peasantinnovation innovation Straw hats are reo of Q course coursem j jmuch imuch much m h worn in summer although thougJ1 the light lightfelt ltghtftlt lightfelt felt ha4are re much more becoming and andpicture5qUe andpicturesque i ipicturesque picturesque and quite as coo cooThe coolThe I IThe The sack suit is worn for all morning mornSnsfunctions morn1ngfuncti0n5 morningfunctions functions such as breakfast luncheon luncheonor l cheon cheonor or recitals which are B popular Iar form of orentertainment ofentertainment j entertainment at the summer resorts resorts and andvt andJ andat > vt the th letter places they are worn through thro throbhthe h hthe I Ithe the afternoon except at some of the thevery thevery j jBeverly very fashionable places like Newport and andBevErly andBeverly Beverly wnere where hereNme some of the oldfashioned oldfashionedpeople oIdfashtonedpeople ed edpeople people still insist on the longtailed coat coatfor coattor coatfor for calling and for afternoon receptions receptionsIt It Is hardly needful to discuss the prop proper proper proper ¬ er attire for the city cif daring the heated heatedterm heatedterm heatedterm term term for the towns are generally deserted desertedby desenedby desertedby by the fashionables and tbe t e entertain entertaining entertaininb entertainlag ¬ lag is of the most informal character characterbut obaracterbut oharacterrbut but In winter the frock is dl rigenr for all al1affairs allaffairs alla1aIrs affairs that take place after 4 oclock is isthe b11e inthe the afternoon The coat should be black blackor black blackor i ior or black dusted with with white whiteExtremest wiulteExtremest I Extremest in style affect colored froekj froekjcoats frock frockcoats I IcOts coats and the past winter a gorgeous pur parpie I i ipie pie frock coat was worn by one of the theyoung j jyoung j jroung young dandles about town but It will be j I e B long time before this Innovation will willbe wIUbe willhe be generally accepted if it ever is is Cot Colored CotI CotIIred Cotred ¬ ored red waistcoats are frequently worn with withthe witht withtie the t e afternoon frock anti are a pleasing pleasingriiange pleasingnange pleasingmange mange In summer these garments garIn 11ts are aremade aremade aremade made of linen linen duck duck or pique in winter winterf 1ntlrrep f rep silk It Is considered co1S1 ered very smart smartt t ij have the tie and the hose nratch m the thewaistcoats thewa15tcoats thec waistcoats c A silk hat should be worn wornvith wornith worn1th vith ith the frock coat and It is also per permissible perxisslble permissible ¬ missible to wear it with a cutaway but batnever butever butever ever = with a sack suit suitS i iEvening S s s sEvening I Evening clothes in all civilized com cornrnunrties comuntde comunitieo rnunrties untde are worn by gentlemen after 6 6iciock 6ck 6cock iciock ck ck In winter But In summer there thereis is s much lattltcde In this regard At Atsome Atome Atsome some of the e summer settlements they are areibsolately areolute1y arebsoluteiy ibsolately olute1y tabooed by the cottagers who whogo whogn whogo go go away to rest and lead the simple life lifeand uteand lifeand and so eschew all formality At these theseplaces theseplac theseplaces places the tha men wear flannels all day for forcomfort torcomfort forcomfort comfort and because in the evening after afterdinner atteLcllnner afterdinner dinner there is apt to be some outdoor outdoorexcursion outdoorexcursion outdoorexcursion excursion such as rowing or walking in inthe Inth8moonllght inthemoonlight the th8moonllght moonlight when evening clothes clothesr r would be ridiculous rl kltIous But at Newport NewportMagnolia N6WP9ltMagnolia NewportMagaolla Magnolia Beverly BeedyaRd and other ot such places placesmany placesmany placesmany many of the cottagers observe the same sameform meform sameform form they do in the city and den evening eveningclothes MMlDgciothes eveningclothes clothes every night for dinner dinner For in informal Informal informal ¬ formal dinners at home the dinner jacket jacketis jacketJ is allowed but it is never good form to towear towear towear wear this neglige outside of ones OD S own ownhome 0 ownhome D Dbome J home except to mens affairs and to the thehouses thehCMl5e5 theI houses of Intimate friends when the thewearer tIMweuer thewearer I wearer knows that the affair is informal informalBy iatormatBy informaLBy By the way never call a dinner jacket a aTuxedo aTuxedo aTuxedo Tuxedo or a frock coat a Prince e Al AIDert Albert Albert bert bert both of these terms savor of pro provinctUam provlndaUsm provfndallaian vinctUam though the use o of these ex expressions expressions oxpressiaus ¬ pressions are not as objectionable as asspeaking asspeak asspeaking speaking of a waistcoat as a Ves vest and andof andof andof of trousers as pentsWJth pants pealsWith pantsWith With evening clothes a white tie and andwhite Iwhite andwhite white or black waistcoat are essential essentialThe sS6DdaLThe essentiaLThe The waistcoat can be of silk or satin and andelaborately aDdelaborately andelaborately elaborately embroidered if the wearer wearerfancies wearerfancies wearerfancies fancies Last winter an English nabob nabobwho Owho nabobwho who had amassed a large fortune in the theOrient theOrJeut theOrient Orient wore to one of the smart functions func functions runetions ¬ tions given here a heavy eavy white sttta stttawaistcoat StS1waistcoat satinwaistcoat waistcoat richly embroidered to colors colorsWith colorsWith colorsWith With his evening clothes this worthy in invariably 1nvuiably invariably ¬ variably wore wo a dozen or so of the deco decorations deoorntlons decorations ¬ rations that bad been bestowed upon him himby himby himby by Eastern v potentates and as be was wastall wastall wastall tall and slender with keen dark eyes and anda anda anda a mass of white hair hairhair hair as thick and andheavy andhecvy andheavy heavy and white as that which adorns adornsthe aGorasthe adornsthe the head of Mark Twain Twanthe the effect of his hispresence hispre6eDce hispiesace presence was d1WI d1WIPatent dazzlingPatent dazzling dazzlingPatent Patent leather pumps and black SIlk SIlkhose hilkhose ilk ilkhose hose are the proper dressing 3resstag for the feet feetnever feetneve feetnever never colored hose in the evening The Thegloves l1teSoves Thegloves gloves should should of course course be white and andthey adthey andthey they should be worn worn especially ly when whenthere wbenthere whenthere there is dancing and < not carried in theband the thehand theband band A crush silk hat completes the thecostume tbecostume thecostume costume with which should bS worn wornwhea wonwhe1 wornwhen when the season requires an Inverness InvernessOn Invente8SOn InvernessOn On formal occasions the men a wear starched starchedshirts starcited5I starchedshirts shirts with cuffs attached attachedtbat that is i5 sewed sewednet sewedt sewednet net t buttoned on The bosoms should be beof beof beof of fine linen and unpolished unpoifabedHandkerchiefs t1po1tMedEJmdkercblefs unpolishedHandkerchiefs Handkerchiefs should be of as fine and andas aacIas andas as sheer s linen as the owner can afford affordaad donanG affordand and i bis h his 5 monogxain or crest should be beembroMared beembr beeared embr embroMared eared in the corner Handkerchiefs Handkerchiefswith Handk Handkwtth Handkerchiefswith with colored borders are bad form even eeaJa evenIn Ja the day time It does very well f fscla for forscboolboys < schoolboys scla YS to wear handkerchiefs bor bordered bordered bordered ¬ dered to match their socks and they ties tiesbut tiesbut tiesbut but nom of the world era at1lMftr never guilty of ofthfe oftt ofthis this affectation affectation5Cy aifeGtaUooMy S e f e eMy My correspondent asks how w to dispose disposeof of invitations All Invitations should be beanswered beaaswered beanswered answered promptly dinner invitations hmedlotely ha immediately j jmediately mediately within the hour if possible possibleIf 086IbIeIt If there is any doubt in your mind as to towhether towDeth6r towhether whether you should accept or refuse ret1Ise re refuse re refuse refuse ¬ fuse at once There is no social crime so sounpardonable soUD sounpardonable UD unpardonable bIe as to keep a hostess in sus suspease suspense suspe0ee pease pe0ee regarding her beidiDDerlIIIt dinner list To ac accept ac accept accept ¬ cept a dinner invitation and then to with withdraw wtthdrw withdraw ¬ draw your acceptance at the Jut moment mo moment m0 m0ment ¬ ment save for death or absence from fromtown tramtown fromtown town is a crime for which a lingering lingeringdeath 1IDgedagdeath lingeringdeath death such as boiling oil is too feeble a apunishment apunishment apunishment punishment In answering an invitation invitationone IavItaUonODe invitationone one should be guided by the wording of ofthe ofthe ofthe the invitation If Mrs Smith requests requeststhe requeststhe I the pleasure of Mr Jones company companythen company companythen companythen then Mr Jones should accept with pleas pleasure pleasure pleasare ¬ ure the kind t Invitation ftc c But if Mrs MrsSmith sSmtth MrsSmith Smith writes to My dear Mr Mr Jones Jonesthen JOBeSthen Jonesthen then Mr Jones should reply to My dear dearMrs dearMrs dearMrs Mrs Smith In a word word when an t Invi Invitation invitation avl avltation ¬ tation is written in the third person the thereply iliereply thereply reply should be written ia the third per person Ison person ¬ son son and so when it is written in the first firstit ftrstlit firstit lit it calls for x a reply in the first Be care careful careful careinI ¬ ful in replying to a bid for a dinner to torepeat torepeat torepeat repeat the exact wording of the ravita ravitattoa 1avStatl lovitaUsa Usa as to day and hour for instance instanceMr taDceir InstanceMr Mr Jones accepts with much pleasure pleasureMrs sureI pleasureMrs Mrs Smiths kind Invitation for dinner dinneron dlooeron dinneron on Saturday March 1 1 at 8 oclock oclockThe ocieckThe I The same etiquette etiQD < te prevails for break breakfasts breakfasts ¬ fasts and luncheons as for dinners ad aadfollowing andfollowing following any ny y of o these functions a return returncall returncan returncall I call should be made within the week weekThis weekThIs weekThis This visit visif is necessary n necesserv Y whether the t Invi Invitation avi avitation ¬ tation is accepted or not Breakfasts and andluncheons Delluncheons andluncheons luncheons are naturally much tees formal formalaffairs formalaffairs affairs than dinners and greater latitude latitudeis is allowed in dress A frock coat c t Is oat oatof outof of o place at these affairs urdeee they have havean haYe8Jl havean an oScial character characterASWEHSTO chanicterANSWEBS characterANSWERS ASWEHSTO ANSWERS TO SOCIAL QUESTIONS QUESTIONSQecsjJoa QUESTIONSL L Quashes Whsa WJsa a peer 5s 5swHe isrite8 to a awtideUog wtideUog wHe Ie IDa o > + arrh CSCZ ill felisaedhp MIDwe4 MIDwe41Ir 1Ir 1 r iatea at tile JMme iIIM11 t pe JIIIII JIIIIIis > va wio wioh is eslp iImt te tile eiIIIrIk and a aA pssmt pssmtA1 AX A ACQQtTT1 ACQQtTT1AnswerThat ACQOAINTAXCB ACQOAINTAXCBAnswer lL OB OBADsw8lThat Answer ADsw8lThat That is simply a matter of in individual mI indtvldusl ¬ dividual dtvldusl preference In inviting you to only onlythe Dalythe 1y 1yI I I the church there was probably no inten intention bitenttin ¬ tion to slight you and your not receiving receivinga rec tviu tviua a bid to die house m7 bYe been Ail almost erdnshre erdnshreexploited cclas1ve1 cclas1ve1ofThrol aclcslvelexploited exploited ofThrol Tfarojig Tfarojiga Thro Throa a series serIeS of living livingpicture livingpicieres IVlng picture picieres the wholeworld wholeworld whole wholeTrorld world is n spread is ishistoric inj in inHistoric historic j toric and andica1 typ ¬ ical replica before beforethe beforethe beforethe the ga gaze e of ofan s san an admiring admiringmulti admiringmultitude A Amultitude < multitude multi multitudeboth tude tudeboth T Tthe both sides 0 othe the earth are aredisplayed U8displayed aredisplayed displayed in the e some arena Tribes anoes ana and poop poopof people peopleof of two hemispheres take their places placesia placesin ia in geographical groupes and typical typicalreviews typIcalreVIews typicalreviews reVIews reviews reSeotiag vistas of the vari various TaJ1ous ran ranoils ¬ ous countries which they ilieyrepresent theyrepresent ss ssrepresent represent Striking contrasts contrastssbooad cooUastsRd contrastsabognd sbooad abognd Rd and the comparison comparisonof conpL comparison comparisonof n nor of tribes sad races are made madeeasy Jmdeeasy madersy easy for or in one arena are areof areshown areshown shown the nooDle > of nations The native nati o of ot ancient ancie it t Egypt Jtgyptoriginal t brush bnanehooldea brushmouIdetS briskshoulders shoulders with the original originalarm Ameri Ameriit AmenC3D American can in in his groundearth ground arm war ai paint paintof paintand paintand and feathers the little yellow man manof manof of Japaa JapanYankees Yankees of the Far East Eastend Eastand II IIADd end their vanquished foe foe the Russian Hussionsaddle their saddle methods are are brought into dose comparison conpsKson with the therftsfripg thedashing dashing cowboy of our own Wild West WestTo WestTo WestTo To both the student of ethnology and to tothe totbe tothe the seeker after amusement unusement the comprehen comprehensive comprehensive ¬ 8 sive ve character of the exhition exh bi on makes strong strogappeal strongap strongappmt appeal ap Every Everyscene scene is worked out with withabsolute withabsolute urithabsolute absolute eorreehem eprrectaes eorrect e of detail every ev feature featureis fe 1ture 1tureis = is Is authentic Every horseman bc is the hero he bedepicts hedepits hedepicts depicts the garb be wears is the uniform ormof cnHonaof of the tribe Or or nation which gave ga him birth birtiuThe birthThe birthTire The arybridr very bridle that curbs the neck of a prang prangsteed prancing prancingsteed steed is u of regulation ret 4tion make and pattern ttern and a w wstand w1JIstand wfl J stand the closest closest scrutiny hie The leader cf this host of horsemen bo en the director of this ethnologi ethnologiBaffalp ethnolo ethnolocal 31 mirror iror of the earth is is the original and only old it Baffalp Buffalo B BH BiHhe he he stands alone in a das unto himself for ia in his class there is but ONE and that a is Cot Wm F E COdy Eeis the last of the thet theI t e oversight or It may be that the hOUse housowas hOUsewas housewas was too small to Include every one I Iwould IOUId Iwould would not let my sensitiveness stand In Inthe inthe inthe the way of my mysendlng sending the young couple couplea a gift If IiI I had the inclination to do so soQcftlon soQcestlon 2 Qecstton How aaoold oa1d an invitation + cnjnred cnjnredfe ued uedfa fe cafes oa a largs la s card to larlldpsto p1te in the theopeasg tleof theoperas operas crrencafes of the AUata AImYnkIm Yoioa Erin ErpositJOB Erintree tJOB tree be aassOTd anssssedl b7 BT rrr nt a trill typewriting typewritingsvScot trDexritinFralScuf svScot NAVAL OFFICER OFFICERAnswer OFFtCERADswerBy OFFICERAnswerBy Answer ADswerBy By longhand 3 3 Qatgioa If a younj nan knowing another sootherat anotherau anotherauk at au to tie series in a potoctorr way fromIrigaeat from fromi frcmft8QIRIIt ft8QIRIIt edsgs i bat bat hiring nothing notrlI Ia ntB n conuaonl conuaonlmafeM eonrzenimeabee mafeM fan the sec man an annoanccBuat of his ham aid be always tespocd wishing him fefmfee 1Cnit2ie himthe fee asgBlfeikiass7 se + ai falkitr3iotssl 7 E ENSIGN ENSIGNAnswsr 6IGN SIGiAnswerMost 6IGNADSW Answsr ADSW AnswerMost Most ost certainly A courtesy courtesyno courtesyalways courtesyeboukl eboukl no ld always be mat m t with a courtesy courtesyJ J QMrtfcw I met and and entertained Kd lire Taft 3ftwhea Di Diwas Taftwhen when she e WM to the West West and I would lite very rerySrweac Ter1te veryas as te r her sgata while I U1 in Washirngtba Washirngtbaca Wa WaCIa CIa Tau WI me the best n3 to apprise i her cr of mr mrJI86eIIC8 mypeseace Srweac ia tows tswah DENVSE DENVSEAnswer DE DENV3EAnswerMrs VER VERYrs Answer AnswerMrs Mrs Taft Is at present as you youwill youwill youwill will see by the daily papers too 111 to toreceive toreceive toreceive receive formally and It would be J Inson Insonshterato ncon nconsiderata on onSS shterato SS to ask for an Interview just now nowbut nowbut nowbut but when she S has quite recovered If you youwill youwill will writs her a note recalling your meet meeting meetmg meetlag lag ia the West West she will doubtless reply by inviting you to one one of her he informalreceptions Informal Informalrecaptions InformalrocePtloDs receptions 5 5 QBestton QaeeWrrI I am ea essayed In some rAther taper 1mIUtut im er ertint tint t at w etfa Washington Wa2 ± tar ted a K New w York paper paperhts paperhas pe1 pe1as has wriucd efez me to send them a sketch of my I life W UJ > vise t V VF39b r studied m irafeskn Jro n and ande a photo photog g F39b h M e asjeeU WbuH yea do this thisWATER Jrls1 Jrls1WATER thisWATIm WATER COLOR COLORAnswer COLQRAnswerIt COLORAnswerIf Answer AnswerIt If I wanted to advertise my myself myHlC myself ¬ self yes There Is no possible objection objectionto to U Ui It Itt i t QwstiMWhftt Cie sWhat WMt te to die of the fools fool dfe dfesat dbtaeeer taeeer taeeerAnswerTo sat satAnswer r rAnsw8loor Answ8loor Answer T die of the foqls f 1s dis disease dlseue disease ¬ ease eue is to ale of too much mu h thought The Theexpression TheexpreeeIoft Theexpression expression Is to be found in the works worksof worksor worksof of a noted Spanish philosopher pbUOS pher who whosays whosays says 75 Th The wise generally die after they have lost tn t Ir reason fools before they have foetid It It To die of the tools dis disease cDse disease ¬ ease is to die of too much thought Some Somedie Someme Somedie die became they think and feel too toomuch toomach toomuch much others live because bec use they do think thinkand thJRkaDCl thinkand and f feel el these are fools because they do donot doBOt donot not die of sorrow the others because bocausthey becausetbe7 becausethey they do A Afoot fool is he that dies of too tooorach tooIII1IC welunch lunch knowledge thus some die because becausethey becausethey becausethey they ar are too knowing others because becausethey becau5etIaeT becausethey they are not knowing enough Yet Yetthough YettIIoegIa Yetthough though Many die like fools foots few die dfefoots diet dieDry diefools foots t Dry Cleaning CleaningDry Dry cteaatos at hone is almost regard regarded ragarded regarded ed in the light of a hobby by many maR wom women womelL women ¬ en elL A word of warning is however howevernecessary h howevernecessary wever wevernecSlMt17 necessary at the outset before dry dean deantog clenlog cleanlag tog by means of gasoline Is commenced commencedsays commen commenJS commencedsoya says JS the Baltimore e Sun SunFew SunFew SunFew Few choiads ch > miciln Is which are within the therange theot therange range of the amateur are more explosive explosivetergft expJosivett explosiveaiyid tt a large Jaq quantity of f the gasoHne gasoHnenever gL gaaobaeshould IIee IIeeshouJd should never be kept In the house if ifposefefe Ipos IfposeibM pos lble nor should the th cleaning process proceoeba processbe rGC 8be be carried on where there is artificial artificiallight artiftdRl1IgJat artlf3da1light light lightUntil 1IgJatUatJI lightUntil Until the garments cleaned are thor thoroughly tboougbiy thoroughly ¬ oughly dry they should not be placed placeddose placedclose placeddose dose to an open stove or fireplace When Wheapossible W1i Whenpossible n npo possible the whole process should begin beginand beginaDd beginand and end in daylight daylightTo dayllgbtTo daylightTo To dean blouses of silk stlk crepe de chine chineor chine chineOr chineor or other other nice materials an eartbernware eartbernwareor or aa enameled Jar or pan with a cover covershould coversboukl covershould should H e used and kept k pt strictly for that tfeatpurpose tiaatpwpoee thatpusDoea purpose purposeThe pwpoeeThe pusDoeaThe The article to be cleaned should be beplaced DepIKed beplaced placed at the bottom and covered coveredSlisoUae with withgasoline withgasoline gasoline and the th lid put on on After Aftertwentyfour AftertWfmbfOUt Aftertwentyfour twentyfour hours the jar may ba openedand opened openedand oppnedand and the blouse gently squeezed with the thefingers theAngers hefingers fingers until all the dirt Is removed removedThe removedThe removedThe The gasoline should then be poured off offinto oftmto offInto into a bottle and placed with the rest of ofthe oftbe ofthe the spirit and after twentyfour hours hoursmay hoursmay hoursmay may be used again the liquid hem hempoured being beingpou beingpoured poured pou off slowly without shaking while whilethe wbUethe whilethe the dirt remains in the form of a sodt sodtnteat sedfmeat sedtment meat at the bottom of the bottle bottleTo I ITo ITo To Keep Ivory White Whitern Whitehi VfctteIvory rn hi reaa tin IV t 3I1lIiaD t es esIftIT TsmcsIvory Ivory knife handles may be whitened whitenedand W ItenedaacI whitenedand and kept white If they are occasionally occasIonaJIysoaked occasionallysoaked soaked in alum water The alum water watermust waterJBU8t watermust must boil first and be then allowed to toecoL toeaoI tocool cool After the knives kDl S have remained in inthe Inthe Inthe the water an hour remove them and aadbrash aOO1InI andbrash brash with a nail brush and then allow allowthen aUowthem allowthem them to dry slowly in a wet linen toweL toweLTo towelTo towelTo To Clean Without lthout DustFa Dust DastTo DustFm Fm u Ph ddphs Jrk Dmes DmesTo L LTo To deaa furniture without dusting up upeverything upwerytldag upeverything everything in the t e room rocmIy cover CO l the uphol upbelstaring upholstering up1telste ¬ staring R with a wet cloths and then beat U Urenewing It ItreDewiDr Itrenewing renewing the cloth several veal times The Theduet Theda Thedust duet will not rise in the room room BUFFALO BUFF ALD BILL AND PAWNEE PA WNEE BILL BILLFORM BILLFORlVI BILLFORM FORM A As STRONG COMB COMBINA COMBINATION IN A TION rTRE rombil13tion combination of BO Bo5afo sIO Bnfs Wad TI West with Pawnee BiDs B ls Far Ei EaM beereseed bee beereaoked reseed in in the formatioa of the biggest biggestetbnoloricel b bethaolo etbnoloricel e icel exhibition ever bro bcoaght gat t mao urtopabfic maopub pub pabfic view view In In no other areaa is in no otherolhes other otherofine ofine caa the equal of these these allied forces be feud For more than a quarter of a century these two exhibitions have been separately t y before the amusementseeking people of two twoopatteente twoOOD twoaoatinentapioneers 8eDfsp opatteente OOD pioaeers of pioneer pioneer eshibitkxia oas they 1 are BOW united into one bold dashing aad typical exkibitioa exhi itjoc The Wild WC5tr West pre prevscaasly TiousIy speciafued br b Cot Cody the onJ orhgganal orhgganaland and oDIy Ba a1o 132l B l 3 now into sharp ooatrast ooatrastwith oontrastwith ooetraastwith with the Far FarEast FarEast FarEast East which whichMajor whichYaiorIillie whichw w Major YaiorIillie YaiorIilliePwnee MajorLilhePawnee Lillie LilliePawnee Pawnee Pawneeu PwneeBill PawneeBill u Bill has hass hasheretofore hasheretofore s heretofore great scouts the last of the ptucsmeccraiw ptucsmeccraiwriora pWnsm pWnsmr nose riora r Ol3 w s o redeocaed rede lled < the Western wilds for tbs theonward tbaonward tbsODward onward march of commerce And civiizatioo civduzataonIiis civiizatiooHis cidim eD eDHis His great eat exhibition M is a truthful representa representation teprtSentaof representation ¬ tion of the days when history was made from fromsunrise fromsunrise sunrise sunrise to sunset when brave deeds d were weremultiplied re remul weremultiplied multiplied mul plied by the arithmetic of privation privationand pnva privationand oo ooad and valorcloaked horsemen rode in in the saddle saddleof saddleof saddleof of uodviog uad fame Contrasted with these thesescenes theseKeneS thesescenes scenes scenesvalue hiMoric interest and rm imperishable imperishableTalue pexrshable pexrshablevalue value the sands of Sahara with with its star slowyrauing starwiauine sJowwiGtling wiauine wiGtling cavalcade ca 3kade of desert ships ship hi looms into intoview intoview view the denizens of the Orient Orientstrrkehands Orientstrrkehandswins strike bands bandswith handswith with men and women of the Occident and two twosides twosides twosides sides of the world are brought t into strong relief reliefEvery reliefEvery reliefEvery Every element that enters into the programs programsdiversity programsdiersity programsdiversity diversity is is brought out in truthful array with tvitbfidelity withfidelity withfidelity fidelity to historic and racial fact Jlea Ien of many many manynotinno notinno nations mAm men of f Tn many v4riK tribes a horses Tinrc a arHanimaa arHanimaaof awl firvl animas anin1usof animasof Qnimif of two bemispberes hemispheres hexes pass in review re review ew savagery sa aett and barbaric warfare are are depicted in in centers of Ares Areseatdaycivilization presentday IreSentikycmIiz3tion ¬ entday entikycmIiz3tion civilization The Thepleallre3md pleasures and pasuraes pasuraesof ea eaof esof of the nomadic Oriental are reproduced in contrsdistinctionto con contradistinctioaio a1tndist tradistinctioaio tndist to the pleasures obtained ob ed through i modem raei raeiand i iand and Occidental Occidentalinspiration Occidentalns Occidentalinspiration inspiration inspirationMen ns pi rl tio tio1Ien Men of two half halfworlds hiliworlds halfworlds worlds vie with iritheach witheach witheach each other in infeats infents infeats feats of skill and andequi1ibrstic andequiibrstic i iequbristic equbristic dexterity dex dexterity ¬ terity The Theg 1 k varyng varying g and andfo j a s fo various styles stylesof stylesof of horse I J i 1 1manahip maaship of earths ea 8 foremcetcaucus foremcet foremostnations foremcetnzuons nations are shown ia in boldand bold boldfe boldand fe and dashing t csbibi csbibiy hibi hibitfonsaf ibi ibitionsor y tions tionsor of saddle daring daringnd daringrd nd rd d expertness expertnesaThe exp expertnessThe tl ess essTh The Th most inter intera < + d f t a angsrdmrest it f delega delegations de1e ¬ R 1 V i < i JI JIODs tions of ofearths t lJ lJI I t I earths earthspeople t > < s N I I people peoplelue peopleare 1 are shown in the same arena customs and andcostumes andCOtumes andcetumes lue costumes of picturesque pi tribes and types typesare typesI typesare are shown add by bysrde side in in animated a1 1Mted scenes scenesaad scenesand I and stirring incidents There is correctness correctnessi correctnessand i and authenticity on every hand and in db dbpby dieplay by on the loc long and varied program and aadin muitn andin in no other exhibition can be found such suchstrenuous suchstenuocs suchstreauots strenuous and engaging e examples of his historic hs histone ¬ tone reproduction repod reproduction on Men Ien of ancient races racesaad racessurd and tribes tai unite with th representatives repr ntlthes of ofmodmi ofmodem ofmodern modem times in presenting preselrti vistas of the historic and heroic past uniting both sides sidesof sidesof of the earth in a panorama of surpassingsplendors surpassing surpassingsplendors surpassicgs splendors s endors chn richness a and grandeur GIIHERNeOPGE GIIHERNeOPGESocial GATHERING OF C a E ESocial if ifSocial Social Hour Spent by Members Mem Membels bers bels of Covenant So3ie So3ieON Society SocietyPIOBIG SocietyBY PIt PIOBIG IC BY BYContest GmiTONTEMPLE GmiTONTEMPLEContest CUNT CUNTContest ON TEh IE Contest In Ninth Street Christian CltrlstianChurch ChristianChurch C rllltlnn rllltlnnChurch Church Ends with vitb Plan for Deco Decoration Decoration Decoration ¬ ration Day Dt Picnic PJcmle3lnny Jinny Sul SulJllcrlp SulJllcrlptlonll Subscriptions crlp crlptlons tlons to the Builders allder5 Union Are ArcComing AreComing AreComing Coming In InGonteat Context by Eastern EasternOn EosternOn EasternOn On the invitation of the social committee commit committee commlt1ee ¬ tee of the Covenant Christian Endeavor EndeavorSociety EndeaorSodety EndeavorSociety Society a oontpaay o p8DY of more than fifty fiftygathered fiftygaU lIftygathered gathered gaU red about the dinner table in one oneof oneof oneof of toe Sunday SUDda school rooms on the night nightof nightof nightof of May 14 14 and spent an enjoyable hour hourThe hourTIle hourThe The Rev James M M Henry H mY pastor of ofPeck o oPeek ofPeck Peck Chapel served as toastmaster an anoffice anofilce anoffice office which he fiNed to the amusement amusementand amusementand amusementand j and satisfaction of all al present He re responded responded responded ¬ sponded to the first toast to to the president presidentof of the society Irving Irv1 g Paul Taylor Taylor1tLhe Taylor1tLhenext The Thenext he henext next toast was to the wife of o the pastor pastorto pastorto pastorto to which Miss Mabel Del responded with withan withan withan an original ori tal verse To the toast DrWoOd Dr DrWood DrWood WoOd Wood Miss Barney replied with a coup cojiplet 0 couplet 1 1let let let expressing the pleasure of the so society s0 s0ciety soclety ¬ ciety in claiming him as Its ItspaStor pastor and andfriend and andfriend andtriend friend Dr Wood answered to Our so society 50cety soadety ¬ ciety with remarks wise and witty witt Mr MrTaylor MrTztJor MrTaylor Taylor created merriment t by his response responseto to The The assistant minister min star Mr Dennett Dennettand DennettaOO Dennettand and Mr r Dennett D OAett in turn turn gave Mr MrHenry MrBeary MrHenry Henry HenryMrs BearyMrs HenryMrs Mrs Hesotar a guest gave ga e two recita recitations recltatkNIs recitalions ¬ lions lionsThe tionsThe tkNIsIb8 The Society of Washington Was Heights HeightsPresbyterian HeightsPresb HeightsPre Presbyterian Presb Pre byterlan ertan Chan Church reports the follow following followIng following ¬ ing officers for the term beginning with withMay withMay withMay May President Pres1 entMiss Mtee Katherine William WilMamson WUHamSOIl Williamson son vice president Woodson Houghton Houghtonsecretary BoughwRe Houghtonseoretary secretary e Miss Virginia Mayfleld treats treasurer troo5urer treatsurer ¬ urer Robert ert Moran superintendent Mrs MrsClaude MrsthaudeHelper Irs IrsCIutde Claude thaudeHelper Helper chairman of lookout com commtttee commtttee cominlttee mtttee Mtes Helen Monroe missionary missionaryMiss mlsatdtUYMiss missldnaryMiss Miss Jeeefe Bobtson prayer t meeting meetingMtes meetingMIss meetingMiss MIss Phoebe Berrkt social Miss VirMayfield Vir Virginia VJrJIId ¬ ginia Mayfield attendance Miss MaudBiases Maud MaudThe MaudHlReOIL Biases HlReOILTIle BiasesThe The EadeeVOrers of GantoaTeraple So Society So Society Soelety ¬ ciety are planning for a picnic on May MayX lIay11Ie7 MaypE X They cxpe xpect < to leave e for Great Falls Fallson FaDsGB Failsea on the 9 octoek car carMfee carO carMiss Miss lembetta Maynard recently enter entertained entertataed entertamed ¬ tamed the laMS ha and social meeting of ofthe ofthe ofthe the Ninth Street Intermediate Society of ofCBrtatiaa orCIId ofChristian Christian tIaa Endeavor Eade at her hone boMeSIxtIt CS CSSixth 151 151Sixth Sixth street northeast northeastThe DOrtbesstTIM northeastThe The contact coat In the Ninth Street Chris Christian rlsdIut Chrisdax ¬ tian Society ended Sunday May S and andthe adUN andthe the loafing side Is making arrangements arrangementsfor arrmgemeats1 arrmgemeats1tor arrangementsfora for fora a mammoth Iftftth lunch for their annual annualDecoration avall annualDeoorition Decoration Decor Day 1 picnic which will be held heldat heldat heldat at Forest Glean Arrangements are In hicharge inchatgo I Iof charge of William A Dieotse DieotseThe DisqueThe e i iThe The Society of West Street Presbyterian PresbyterianChvrch PresbyrerknCJuarc Presbyterianchurch church with the cooperation of a cent centjntttee oemmittee III IIItttee jntttee irma the Sunday school has ar arof arfor arranged ranged for a lawn fet fete en the grou grounds groundsof 1ds I of the old Damsel mansion n It win con conttave C4 condune n ntin dune tin for three evenings June S So S and andIn andJIl andm In Special music wilt be a feature featureLast ftItreLa9t featureLast Last Saturday evening the Eastern EastornPreebyteriaa Easler1Preebrtedan EasternPresbyterian Presbyterian Endevorers EDde oreca inaugurated a acontest aeontest acontest contest which WIll probably run for a adoz a aSlmMys adorm doz dorm n Sundays Rexford Holmes ROlm and andCbazies andCbarIes andCharles Charles Deed Will captain the two sides sidesPoints sldePotDts sidesPoints Points may be won On by either Bide by byenlisting byactive byenlisdag enlisting active and associate members membersby memb membersby s s8T by prompt attendance ance OB the Endeavor Endeavorservice Eooeewrernce Endearservice service > by bringing visitors by ooHec ooHecttaBS coUe coUettoDs collections ttaBS ttoDs and by attendance tt8D on the evening eveningchurch evenlagdaurda eveningchurch church services The contest began wNk wNkthe WIthe a lba lbathe the term of toe following officers omcers omcerswtslt who whowish whowish wish to awaken new interest In the Ba Badeavor Ba BadeYOr Badeavor deavor work President WeDt Miss Leah B TaEtwood BEl 1iElwood El Elwood wood vice president Mrs C C L LNMbel L LNfIbeI LNelbel NMbel second vice president presk1 t Charles CharlesReed ChadesReed CharlesRecd Reed COCTe corresponding secretary Edward EdwardBotecher EdwanisecretarY EdwardButeebec Botecher recording secretary Miss ts Lute LuteLee L LLee LuteLee Lee treasurer Mr Loraine Clements ClementsJunior ClementsJuntor ClementsJunior Junior superintendent Miss Janie Smith SmithThe SmithThe SmithThe The chairmen of the committees oomml ees are areLookout areLookout areLookout Lookout Mrs E E T Gayle missionary missionaryMrs missionaryMrs j Mrs EQe Perkins prayer meeting Miss MtsaBilla MissRBIa ts6 ts6RIUa RBIa Hawke music Miss Florence FlorenceTrainham Flor FlorTraIIabaJQ FlorenceTrainhaaq Trainham social Roy Sommers and aaddower Mi1ilAoww andSowce dower Mice Lucy English The Th social socialwas Ietwu sodawas was heM as a reception to these leaders leadersThe JeadersT1ae leadersThe The Junior department t of the t e Temple TempleBaptist T TmpleBaptist AIjIe AIjIeBepUst Baptist society will join with tha Scalars Sentocsm SetIkKsID ScalarsIn m ID a Service M vice of apodal interest tenlgtat tenlgtatax at 7 oclock Aneeaotes lItes suggested s sted stedpr by bypressed oy oypraaeed praaeed flowers from the Holy Land sad sadprecedteg adICfIe andmedic medic ICfIe an attractive object lesson will wJHovNtenee wille willevidence evidence e the enthusiasm with which tits titsJtmlor theJuubr I IJatdor Jtmlor work is s progressing proeresstagMetropotttaa progressingMetropohttan es IXetropoltt1U Metropotttaa Presbyterian Y Y P S CL C B Bgubgciibed Eo EoI Ei subscribed for ten shares in the Builders BuildersUnion BulkIerI I I Union l nlon nut week Subscriptions SUb made by byother byother I f other oth r societies s are betas eta paid In frost fronttime time to time The president pre i ent of the First Firstt FfrstCo FirstCow t Congregational Co Christian Un Endeavor S SIciety s So Society Iciety cWty has annotated H T Richards and aadMiss andMiss Miss S S E E Dfcvteon to work up interest interestI in the Builders Union UnionMr U 1 Mr OMham a prominent jXOID member of o the thesociety thesociety society of the Central Christian Church Churchof Cimr CimrC1 of Lexington Ky was a visitor at the theSunday Sunday meeting of the society of the Vermoat Ver Vermoat moat Avenue A ftJ1ue Christian Church Church and andmad andmade mad made a snort taRt tafiLAa taWAs Aa intermediate lD te society Iety of Christian ChrlstlauED ChristianEnvoi Endeavor ED of sixteen members has been been01Pllbed beenoraanbed organized at Faith Chapel in M r street streeti streetA A N Dewey is superintending the move movement m07eJDeIIt mo e emeat meat TIle young people chose c Miss Its Viola VlofeHudson VIQaHuelson ViolaHudson Hudson as president presidentPaul presWentPaul presidentPaul Paul Taylor Jcr president ptelG t of tie society societyof fo eocletsof leti letiof of the tJt Church of the e Covenant C enaHtled led the themeeting themeetmg themeeting meeting of the West Street society last lhtSunday lastSunday 1a3tSund8y Sunday evening 6VealDgThe eveningThe The twentyfourth International Chrls Chrlstin Christian tin Endeavor convention opens or July JulyIt JulyIt It is known that a number of Edeav Edeavorers E Edearorers eav eavorers orers will 111 go from from here on the excursion excursiontrip excursiontrip excursiontrip trip planned by Edward Tarring trans transportation transPOrtation transportaiioa ¬ portation manager for the Distlcc A Anumber An Anumber number n mber of societies have Indicated theirintention their theirintention intention of sending delegates at the ex expeaseot expense pease peaseot of the society 5Ocl ty The trip as planned plannedby plannedby by Mr Tarring covers two weeks we wep kfrom from fromstart frontstart start to finish one being at St St Paul Pauland Pauland Pauland and the other sightseeing en route Ex Expenses Expenses Expenses ¬ penses for the trip including the stay stayat staYat stayat at St Paul Puwl wSl l be onlv onlyabout on about 80 80I SSOHai 80 80Her I Hai Her H Answer AnswerFrom AnswerFrom FrosatheAicWscQGtofcs FrosatheAicWscQGtofcsAn From Ute kIt5GR GIebe GlelrAn I IAn An Atchison girl had a proposal of mar marriage marriage ¬ riage Sunday night and asked a week marI to tothink tothink tothink think It over She went to all of her mar married married married ¬ ried sisters One One who used to be a belle bellehad bene benehad bellehad had three children did all her own work workand work workand workand and hadnt been to a theater or out rid riding rJding riding ¬ ing since she was married Another Anotherwhose Anotherwhose Anotherwhose whose husband was w a a promising young youngman youngman youngnnan man at the time she was married wassupporting was wassupporting wassupporting supporting him A third didnt dare say sayher sa saher sawher her life was her own when her husband husbandwas busbandwas husbandwas was around around and a fourth was divorced divorcedAfter divorcedAfter divorcedAfter After visiting them and hearing their theirwoes theirwoes theirwoes woes the heroine of this little tale went wenthome wentbome wenthome home got pen and Ink and paper and andwote andwote andwote wote an answer to the young man You Yoamay Youmat Youmay may think It was refusing reusln him hIm but It Itwasnt itwasnt itwasnt wasnt Sh She said she would be ready in ina Ina ina a month th Sleep for the the Nervous Xervtmaul SerT SerTrcm NervousFrom From l rcm oca the Pfcflideiphla P1Uad lpJrlATbIes lpJrlATbIesTha Times IteesLThe TimesThe The nervous patient should have either eithereight eithere1Jht eithereight eight or nine hours of sleep sII1 U Miladys M il dy s Coiffure CoiffUreFrom From the Philadelphia Bulletin BaHctoMany Bdeti1Many BulletinMany Many new and pretty prett styles tyles of hair hairdiesslng hairdressing hairdressing dressing have been introduced during thelast the thelast thelast last few weeks weeksOne weeksOne weeksOne One of the daintiest employs broadbands broadbands broad broadbands bands of colored ribbon te give the fin finishing 1lnisblng finishing ¬ ishing touches touphesThe tou touchesThe 1es 1esThe The hair is looped and coHefi 1tp p in back backin backIn backIn in the form of a chignon chignon the ribbon ar arranged uranged arranged ¬ ranged in a formal fillet across the front frontof frontot frontof of the head then takes to the back and andlooped aJI4looped andlooped looped around the chignon ending with a asmart asmart asmart smart little bow bowIn bowIn bonIn In order or e to look weH it is necessary that thatthe thatthe thatthe the arrangement of the hair should har harmonize armonle harmonize ¬ monize with the style of the sown sownShould gwaShould gownShould Should the Louis I Uis XVI XYImodes modes retWD retemwto retemwtofavor retenTto retenTtofavor to totaor favor it Is likely that the high coiffure coiffurewill Coltr1Koill coiffurewill will be revived with the th hair brushed off offthe ofthe oftthe the forehead the many puffs and coils coilsand coilsnnd coilsand and even the side ringlets of the period periodSome periodSome periodSome Some of the present styles snow 8 actual actualbunches actualbunches actualbunches bunches of curls and ringlets at the side sideof sideor sideof of the bead hea but these are extreme extteAle and andbecoming aDCfbecoming andbecoming becoming to very few fewTo tewTo fewTo To The Point PointFred PointFrsm PointPYs PYs Fred = the ChtagB CbIa leas XevsPluck leasPluck en enPluck Pluck loses no time ttnl OB acccat et < rf bard bardluck IMudluck hardluck luck luckBlessings luckBlessings luckBlessings Blessings of poverty pove may ay look good g od odthe te tethe tothe the millionaire mttHonaireA I A price mark holds all right on almostanything almost almostanything dmostanyt anyt anything mg except a men menIt mea meaIt muIt It is easier er to dodge responsibility r thanit than thanit thanIt it is to dodge the tonsil reovUA reewtA A legal light naturally feefe bcib put out if ifthe itthe ffthe the judge turns him own dowaSome ownSome downSome Some people are always looking for a anew 2new anew new kind of mistake to make makeIts MkeIts makeICs Its difficult to convince a loafer that thathe athe thathe he Isnt smarter than men who work workNever VrWkNeYer workNever Never borrow trouble troubleand and never lead leadIt JeAC1it lendIt It to a man who has a strenuous tS dis disposition dis disposition dleposhIon ¬ position positionThe positionThe poshIonThe The manly art 8t of f selfdefense NItdet ase IB apt aptto aptto to go lame whan wane S It encounters a womans womanseyes Vr1OIIIAseyes I eyesA eyes eyesA eyesA A mans last silver s V8l dollar 4eUr looks as big bfeas bigag bigas as a cart wheel heel just before It 3fcteppoars dlahppostsaround < 3fcteppoarsaround n naround around the bendin the pike nfleeTraveling like likeTraveling pikeTraveling Traveling Tips TipsFnm TipstJte Tipst TipsFree t Free OK PMfcuMpM Star StarWhen srWRea StarWhen When ODe is tire eed and It is ineea ineeavoalent kIeA kIeAvODleat voalent to wash wlS an excellent lotion to tonav toJtn tohave have nav IB S cents ts worth of beradc add adddissolved addtcelnd adddissolved dissolved ia 1 M canes ceau worth of alcohol alcoboLThis boLTIlls alcoholThis This is perfectly barmteee and by rub rubbIa j rub rubbing b bbfag bfag bIa the skin Ja welt eM with this applied with witha j ja a haadkercWef every veq pore will be bedeaosed beoieaased becleansed cleansed and yo 3 will look and feel as asfit asAt as1tEt fit as if ityou you had used se the H best soap and andwater lidwater andwater i water TIlts te almost tedtopenieMe 11 allia when whentraveling wilentra whentraveiisg traveling travelingWhen tra traveiisgWhen traW1tea When haggard front fatigue try the theIf tGevaNe thevalue vaNe or a hot bath IS a IIIcIttlp If a aNttie 2little alittle little vinegar or cologne be added the therefreshing dierelresidng therefreshing refreshing refreshing qu qveJttiee Btfa e are strengthened strengthenedWhen 8tr 8trWhen strengthenedWhen When overdone e ether from work w k or orpleasure orvleASUre orpleasure pleasure try how w different rite lit will look looki JoekatteC lookafter after a day oil IA i bed There fe little Bttiedanger JktJed81ger littledanger danger of bad breakdowns Break ewas flor the person penORwBo personwho j jwho who makes it a habit to have lIav occasional oomslooalletups CICILcteaalJetups occasionalletups letups I ITiny Tiny Watch ntch Pendant PendantFK PendantFNa PendantsBlom FK the FMtodefcihU Tines TinesPendants TtatJLPendents TkMsPeooms Pendants most elaborate tat workman wwrkmanEbip wckmaaSWp workmanship ¬ ship have as their chief d 8l ornament a tiny tinywatch tJgywatch tinywatch watch not larger than a Xeeat 1feeetlee eeet piece In Infact rnact Isfact fact so small are these watches that It kaH ItaM italt aH hot requires a magnifying glass to toread toread toreed read the t e itfaae dma U y than them I IASQUITH ASQUITH HATED BY BYBritish WEALTHY WEALTHYBritish British Premiers Policy Palieyof of f Taxation Most Unpopular UnpopularWith UnpopularI < With Capitalists Mention the name of the Right Hon HonHerbert HonHerbert HonHerbert Herbert Henry Asquith In the general generalneighborhood generalneJghb9r generalneighborhood neJghb9r neighborhood d of an English capitalist capitalistand capitalistand capitalistand and then t en sit back bpck and observe the mar marvellous marvenous marvellous ¬ vellous effect etrecto of cif light and shade e as theychase they theychase UIeScMS6 chase each other over said capitalists capitalistsruddy CRpltalistsddy capitalistsruddy ruddy ddy map Erbert Enry has hasprec precisely preciselythe ely elythe the the same effect upon the rich Briton that thatsquills thatsqultls thatsquills squills has upon the poor one No doubt doubtsquills doubtserulDs doubtMolts Molts is grand for theCOnsUtutIonbut theCOnsUtutIonbutit tIIetcnnstUutlon the cu stitutlon but butit butit it certainly does play hob with the tum tummy tumWhen tummy ¬ my When Erbert Erays name comes comesas comesZp comesup Zp at a plutocratic divinerand hiner d It comes comesas comesas as soon as the plates are mellow onoogn 8nouguto onoognto nougnto to loosen 1 up with the true word wordIt it Is Isgreeted IssreetM isgreeted greeted with silent cheers Very silent sHentcheers silentdaears silentcheers cheers Perhaps the most silent cheers cheersnow cheerslIOW cheersnow now extant extantAH extantAH extantAll AH that the moated bloaopely of Brit British BritIsh Britlab ¬ ish hopes is that Premier PreRl er Asquith shall shallspend shallspend shallspend spend the remainder of Ws Ute In dying dyingas as many painful and lingering deaths as aspossible asPOSSible aspossible possible Meanwhile the proletariat pn letarlat belag be being beIng ¬ ing deprived of the t e Inestimable privilege privilegeof of paying taxes direct direCt and not caring caringIf If It never gets that privilege Is splitting splittingits its humble throat in loud outcries for forErbert forEroort forErbert Erbert Enry and publicly referring to tohim tohim tohim him as the finest little Briton who would wouldnever wouldD9ver wouldnever never never be a slave says the New NewYork NewYork NewYork York Globe For Premier Asquith AsqZl slipped slippedover sUppedover slippedover over on the English nation a Ilnanr financial ftnanclalbudget al albudget budget that has set the court circle dr to toputting toputting putting the coronet in the wifes name nameThe nameThe nameThe The big men in the city are taking tnkiPg a aoay aday aday day off so they can slip out to their little littleplace littleplace littleplace place at MosslogbeanontheBlink Y05StDgb ontheBlink and andbury andbury andbury bury a bundle of securities under the theeat thegreat great eat oak Englands proudest pr Udest tribes tribesdont tribesHat tribesdont dont dare turn the pigs In the park any anymore anymore anymore more for fear they root up the family familyjewels familyjewels 811tUyjew jewels jewelsAnd jew jewAnd S e f fAnd And no one even pretends to think thatPrenlef that thatPromIet PromIet Premier Herbert Henry Asquith worries worrIes4me worriesone one fatet faint infinitesimal inconsequential inconsequentialworry inconsequentialW4 inconsequentialworry worry He did it it Thats reason r cen enough enoughr or r Mr r Ascjulth A Ith He has the pride of oftoteilact otkateilect ofintellect intellect developed to a point where he heregards heICb8X4I heregards regards the rest of Great Britain mereay mereayi mere mereyas y yas as a i stage setting for Herbert Henry HenryHe HenryHe HenryHe He k so superior that he is irritatingly irritatragtysmug IrrltaunglysmIIgbut irritatinglytangbet smug smIIgbut but no common sort of smug smugness smugDes6Ute smugnessthe ¬ ness Des6Ute tile kind of smugness that comes comesin comesIn comesIn in a can His is a vintage smugness smusn with withseeJs withgum gum seals on the t e top and all covered coveredwith coveredwith coveredwith with cobwebs ce W6Ds Every Ev ry now and then he hepossesses hepoS6S5eS hepossesses possesses himself of the lobe of his coun countrys countrYs countrys ¬ trys ear and leads it it squealing and pro protesting pro protest1ng protestingsia ¬ testing testingsia Ja the way foreordained for It to toso togo togo go soTheres Theres no me resisting for Herbert HerbertHenry HerbertBeary HerbertHenry Henry has willed it so And the dickens dickensof dlckeasor dickensof of it Is that the country always goes that thatway thtway thatway way for so far Mr Asqutth has been beensupported beengppone4 beenepporteid supported by a majority There are In Indications Inetl Ind ¬ d dications as that there will he a violent pro protest protest protest ¬ test at the poDs against the Asquithministry Asquith Asqokhariafctry Asquithndaistty ministry but if that prove to be the case caseIt caseIt caseIt It will be the first stumble le tint Asquith Asquithhas S4IIt1thas Asquithhas has ever made madeFor madeFor madeFor For his progress has been one monoto monotonous monotoDODS rnomotonoms ¬ nous uninterrupted persistent succession successionof S of triumphs s He began AS s a sort of a boy boywonder boyWOA boywonder wonder and kept it us Born in York Yorkshire Yorkshira Yorkshire ¬ shire in a 154 be took charge of the destinies des destinies dest ¬ tinies t of the country as seen as he begained hegIdoed hegained gained his B B A degree Always there therewith therewtUa therewith with the castiron cooateaaace CQIIm aDd the thebooMtos tilelDSt1ICUtm thebobbling bobbling instruction he laewss was the sort of a ayouag ayouDg ayoung young man who would e M have earned the < LATEST FASHIONS c 274 274BOYS r4 r4130Y5 BOYS RUSSIAN SUIT SUITParis smTParis SHITParis Paris Pattern No 2774 2774AE 2774An 2774AR AE Seams Allowed AllowedThe AllowedThe AllowedThe The blouse or tunic tunic of this model which Is developed d ve1oped In heavy he1 white pique plqaeIs piqueIs piqueis Is made with a tuck at either side o of the front front stitched a few Inches belowhe belowhenatural below belowthenatural he henatura1 natural waist line 11ne the back having the fullness supplIed by an Inverted 1nve ed box boxplait boxp1a1t boxplait plait also stitched to the waist mUst1ne line The closing is at the right side of thefront the thefront thefront front under the tuck tuck and the centerfront Is embroidered with mercerized me ed cot cotton cotton cotton ¬ ton ton in either white or colors The sleeves s are plaited Into cuff depth or fin finished finshed finIshed ¬ ished with wristbands according to taste The f full ull knickerbockers are gathered gatheredInto gatheredinto gatheredinto Into the knees 1me by elastic run through the hemcasing The pattern Is In 5 sizes sl2s sl2sto e ei 2 i to 6 years For For1 a boy of 4 years the suit requires 3 Z3 yards of material matenal71nches matenal71ncheswide materlalZI 21 Inches Incheswide Incheswide wide wide 2 yards 36 Inches wide or IjJ i3 yards y 54 Inches wld wldWashington wide wldaashirgtort wideti + Washington ashfn Lori ti Herald Pattern Coupon Cou17oaAddress C CouponName uPCJ1 uPCJ1L uPCJ1Name L Name i < 0 < vi viAddress r radress A Address AddressSLedesired Address adress adressSue v vSize SLedesired SLedesiredFiii Size desired desiredFill d lred h 4 4Fillou Fill Fillou out the numbered CQ11ponand cottpon coupon and utout cut out pattern and and anIt Inclose ta lose ose with withlOc withlOcln withlOc lOc lOcln In stamps or or coin coin addressed to Pattern Department Washington WashingtonHerald WashingtonHerald WashingtonHerald Herald Washington D Cr C r r fir firS 5 S < < Infatuated dislike of every one around f him It he hadnt been so confoundedly intellectual intellectualof InteUeetuIBut intellectualBut But Jae made few mistakes and DOGe DOGeor noneof of consequence co Be became a sort of human glacter glad COM and steady and Irresistible ir irresistible trre ¬ resistible re istiWe For a time he was Glad Gladstonesright Gladatonesright tooes tooesright right baud man and then became be ae secre ¬ tary ta9 of state for hone affairs atf4n and in due time became premier Tbrs TMr s none of the hail fellow welt met about him He is just as chatty and companionable as a kitchen range Bat BuJ ail the time be has been enforcing npoc ppon England J4 hi h his own ownconviction ownconviction conviction > a that fee is perhaps Perhaps the only Briton now OB the job r who has full pos possession pos possession s ssession ¬ session of his senses To The other other1eUows other1eUowssimply fellows Tedowssimply fellowsslrAII simply n shrivel and curl up beneath be his hischilly hischlU hischilly chilly chlU contempt contemptAble COIKemptAblethats caniemptS S e t f fAblethats Able Ablethats thats the word wonlble able The sort sortj sortof sortof of a orator who doesnt ftndlt find It neces necessary accessary j sary te unfurl the flag or burn fireworks fireworks1m 1m In tee House H use of Commons He just jostshoots justshoots justshoots shoots facts at the opposition He ia iaepigrammatic 1sepl isepfsrainmadc epigrammatic epl e and incisive In speech but butno butno butno no glow of human fUl warmth nee r c fliami fliaminateg mumi muminates muminates nates his delivery He rarely It ever everspeaks eyerspeaks everspeaks speaks extemporaneously exteM Bat give him hima Iliac to prepare a speech all he Is just as kind t t8 his antag antagold antagonist t ad a as a fouryear old wildcat might be beHe kHe beHe He rooted r Joseph Chamberlain horse and foot foot when Chasnebrtate rtaJa I was con considered considered ¬ sidered Englands s greatest narUainenU narUainenUrian parilstnentarisa mil He doesat d win any one te his sup sup T portbut > orti t be has plenty of supporters supporterswho JIappOrterswho supporterswho who dont dare be on the t e other side sideabout Theres no daring or da or brilliancy t tabout about hfeahe e has an old maidisi maidisiprunes majdihprunes i upruRes prunes and prisms air when he isnt isnt4a isnt4n 4a action actloDaacl aad he e te e continually accrued accruedof acc aed aedof of selfishness selasbnep seifishn and an absorbing a ambition But be dethrers ers the goods The appar apparent appareRt appareat ¬ eat finality o of his utterances Is perhaps the most irritating thing about him One Oneof Oneof Oneof I of Englands household treasures sares is a ayarn ayarn ayarn j yarn that illustrates tins trait It was during the South Mic African war and he hewas heW31 hewas j was paying pIa golf one d day y A friend ap ap ¬ proached himHello Mm MmHeHo hbnHeile Hello Heile Herbert said the friend The TIltwar Thewar Thewar war new newWhat 1I news ws Ieat t YerT verb verbWhat letOQ What t war wan Mr Amkb is repre represented repreSeAted reproseated ¬ SeAted as replying The The Sea South tb African Africanwar MrlC2nwar Airtcanwar war Why I thought tb that was over on e the Kith I fixed the date dalePHYSICAL datePHYSIOAL i iPHYSICAL i PHYSICAL EKDTTRASGE ENDURA1l E TESTS TESTSHotv TESTSHow J JHow How Sir Roosevelt Ro eTe1t5 Order Work WorkHardship WorkHardlihip WorkaHardship Hardship In JTaTy XavyFrosa JTaTyFiwa aT aTFnRtIMt Fiwa FnRtIMt the RfekMd N NewsLeeds NewsLeedsJack J JJack r rJack Jack afloat is a picturesque effective effectiveand effectiveand ctle ctleand and dignified ed force te the worlds com commerce commerce conneerce ¬ merce and warfare a hero of romance romanceMM romanceIdol romanceIdol Idol of Ids nation so loved of women womenkiad wOnnkind womenkind kind as proverbially b to nave a sweet sweetheart sweethWt sweetheist ¬ heart te every port Jack Tckattide astride is an anawkward 31awkwa a t tawkward awkward anomaly a joaUta jostling joke justly justlythe justlythe just justthe the object of derision since the time timewhen tim43When timewhen when skips and horses ftrst i rst began to be beaad bEaDd beand aDd the difference te the service required requiredof of them It the spItes npherec of their re respective re respective respective ¬ spective activities was test recognized ized izedIt 1 jit It is l no wonder therefore that the theof thajofficers thQomcea jofficers omcea of cos of tife navy continue to beseech f fj j President Taft to revoke Mr Roosevelts Rooseveltsfamous RooIeeltsfamo Roneveltsfamous famous s order rem r them to tadaphysical te tephysical t e ephysIea physical endurance endurance tests once a year yearThis y yearThis 81 81This This order names as the exercises tc tcJa tche tcbe he engaged IB a walk of afq fty miles milesthree Ja n nthree 1 three consectrtf consecutive ve dare day a horseback Mal L ride rideof rideor rideof of ninety miles te three eonsecuttve days daysor daysI daysor or a bicycle tide of m miles In three threeconsecutive threeconsOO8 threeconsecutive consecutive consOO8 ve days aJSWe dayslie daysWe We are Inched to think that the order orderoriginally orderorlginaRy orderoriginally originally was the result of a mistake of ofMr ofMr ofMr Mr Roosevelt who is not D ODe of those thesewho thosewile thosewho who go down to the sea in ships Iregitently Ire frequently fr frquently ¬ quently Possibly on one of his nautical nauticalexpeditions nauticaloxpedttiOB nauticaexpeditious expeditions be heard some allusion to tothe tot tothe the t e haY eC aad concluded CODcl1I ll that it was wasa wasa a cavalryman and that making fast a ahawser a I Z ZMwser 3 3hawser hawser meant the exercising ex of a marine marinehorsesMts marinf1IorsemD marinehorseman > horseman Or be may have gathered the theidea theIdee theIdea idea that a marine is a warrior who whohabitaattv wtobtbIt whohabitually habitually btbIt goes to battle aboard a mare mareIf mareIf mareIf If however President Taft declines to totake t ttake totake take this view Del insists that the order orderof lrd lrdfJ ordereK of his predecessor be obeyed we sug suggest s sgest suggest ¬ gest that tile nary seek i iMr sweet revenge reyelgeMr revengeMr Mr Roosevelt is under strong suspicion suspicionof vspictO1el of suffering from awl de mer When a ageatiezaaa dgeatJeDum agentleman geatiezaaa as was recorded of orMr Mr Rooseveit Roose Roosevelt RooSfeIt ¬ velt daring his recent voyage e avoids avoidsluncheon avoidsluncheon 01d3 01d31aac luncheon aad betakes himself to literature literatureaad Ilterat literatureaad ITe ITead < aad solitude 6 within Uhln his own cabin cape especially e eeIIJIy capedaily ¬ daily if he be usually a gentleman n ex exceedingly excee excee ¬ ceedingly cee cee dlogly 9trea1lOUS strenuous the circumstances circumstancesraest drcumstancesmttS a amust must be accounted against the Integrity Integrityof Int ty tyJJf a ap1 of his internal l a apparatus iparatue Therefore we wesuggest Vieto wesuggest suggest to the navy to insist that if its itsendur Itsmeers j jefficets meers are required to undergo endur endurraqtrtred endurmce endurance mce tests ashore every male ettben be berequired berequired required to undergo a maldemer test test In Inetefaolt Indefault default of it to be debarred forever from fromaM romall fretsall all possibility of holding position in the thearray thearmy array Ia any circumstances or capacity capacityfrom capacityfrom commander C mD lnder te chief down downImagine cJowaImagin downImagine Imagine a much tossed mariner under undergoing undergoing undergoing ¬ going the horseback test test trying to do his histhirty histltlrty histhirty thirty miles a day With cables slipped slippedne sUppedhe slippedlie he ne rises and falls and pounds furiously furiouslyAfore funousl funouslAtore 1 1More Afore lies the dreadful pommel asternthe astern asternthe asterntho the cruel cantle beneath a saddle of bit bitter bItter bitter ¬ ter granite At each lift aad crash he heshudders h hshOOders hashudders shudders from rom top to keelson keebo and it itseems 1tseems itseems seems that t at the next be must fall into intofragments 1nt 1nttragments lawfragments fragments strewn far along the road to toWarreatoa tlWlITent4 toWarrenton Warreatoa Va Even B yea at such a moment momentof momentr of agony with the clanging of the re relentless re relentless relentless ¬ lentless hoofs and the grinding of his hisown hisown own bones sounding te his ears eers and with withthe withthe withthe the lower legs of his trousers ever crawl crawling crawlIng crawllag ¬ ing crawling era wllng toward his knees shaken to topieces topieces topieces pieces amidsbip quivering qulved aloft aJoCt and with withthe withtlte withhe the rising all ia a raffie n te all thetumult the thetunratt thetumult tumult and agony T a sweet thought might mightpossess mightvogsess mightpossess possess him He might think of Theodote Theo Theodore Theodore ¬ dore Roosevelt doing Ids endurance test testsay t9Stsay test testsay say In a copper built schooner of 90 tons tonsand tomand and a gale of wind off Cape Hatteras He Hecatrfd Heid Hecaahd J catrfd id consider eoa l er the pitching end the th rn rnIng r rInS rolllag InS the mounting up to the crests the thelong tMlong thelong long and horrible sUdia sliding down into th thtrough t ttre the thetrough trough tre h with deep roDs alternating to toPresident tot toport port t an starboard and ot the former formerPresldeat formerPresident President green and yellow eUow and ghastly ghastlyof ghastlyor of countenance that countenance wearing wear wearlog wearIng Ing an expression of utter despair pro projected projected projected ¬ jected over a bulwark for a bitter and andhated andhated andhated hated purpose He H could dwell with withsomething withsomething withsomething something like rapture on the picture l othose f fthose lt > those eyes languid and glued not with withglass with1ass withglass glass 1ass gathering new despair and new newnausea newnausea newnausea nausea from the ceaseless sliding s1I and andheaving andh andhutving heaving h vig water waterIf waterIf waterIf If the President maids oa testing the thenaval themval thenaval naval men ashore ace let him test our fore foremost foremost foremost ¬ most theoretical l and controversial war warrior WrrioI warrior ¬ rior afloat That That at least IeuC would be an aaallcvatiott anallelti9R analteration alteration for the sufffcfess sur ufaags of the inperiled Ira Iraperiled Imperileti periled sailors saHorsFrea sailorsPast periletiPn3t Past Hb Knowledge KnottItdgeFren KnowledgeFran Fran Use pMUiJUhk PaMte Lifra LifraHaving IMIcHsvmg Ln > Ra RaHaving Having decreed that a woman must be bepolite bpolite bepolite polite to her husuand a leaned judge judgeimmediately judgeImmedlateq judgeimmediately immediately was accosted by ay one of the thesex thesex thesex 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puddings pu s ueh + as a cot cottage cottage cottage tage pudding a bread br d pudding or a rice ricepudding rcepU ricepuddtng < pudding pU < can be made most tasty t Oty by add adding < 3d 3ding r rfug ing a little coccanut nut a few chopped cQP d nuts nutsor nuts nutsor nutsor or some chopped figs