Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-03
OCTOBER MAGAZINES.

With & page of Pretty Luncheons
and Dainty Teas" a special paper on
Changes IN Fashionable Stationery"
by Ada Chester Bond. and an article
10y Mrs. A. Or. Lewis on Children 5
Parties, Fetes and Frollcs," the Octo-
Der Ladies Home Journal opens at
tractively and well. Marguerite Mer-
lngton gives sketch, with portrait, OF
Margaret Deiand, the author OF John
Ward. Preacher" and Mrs. Mal,on
writes entertainlngly OF the persona
ity and home life of "The Duchess"
the author of "Pnylis" and "Molly
Bawn." Ia theseries of "Clever Daugh-
ters Of Clever Men," Aimee Raymond,
the talented daughter OF the late Hen
ry ;. Raymond, the well-known editor,
Is pictured. and pleasantly written OF,
a Is the wife of Oscar Wilde, IN the
series of "UnKnown Wives of Well
known Men,"
The October Arena contains the
fourth and closing paper IN the Brief
for the Plaintiff. In the now celebrated
Bacon-Snakespeare case. In this paper
Mr. Edwin Reed groups IN q mastery
manner much strong internal evidence
IN favor of his side. In the November
Arena the Brief for Shakespeare will
be opened, Mr.. Reed contributing the
opening paper. He will be followed
by Prof. w. j. Rolfe, the eminent
by DR.. r. j. Furnivsll, of London, and
Rev. DR.. A. Nicholson, of Warwick
shire, two of the most celebrated
Shakespearean scholars of England.
Ignatius Donnelly will furnish a brief
closing argument for the plaintiff.
"The American Wool Interest" 10 the
title of an exceptionally interesting
pamphlet of sixty-tour pages. just pub
lIsned by the American Protective
Tariff league. and edited by the Hon.
William Lawrence, president of the
Ohio Wool Growers ASSOCIATION. Every
person who wants to know all about
tue wool question should send for q
copy. Price cents. Address Wilbur
f. Wakeman, General Secretary, No
l35 West Twenty-tnird street, New
York.
Mr.. Howells will begin in the No.
vember Cosmopolitan department
under the attractive title. "a Traveller
from Altrurla." Those who have seen
the first two papers think they will
equal in interest and IN their wide ap-
peal 10 all classes the breakfast Table
Papers" of DIR. Holmes. In order to
give the necessary time to the work
Mr.. Howells has turned over the detail
editorial work 10 Mr.. Walker.
The Art Interchange for October ha,
so many attractive features that IL Is
difficult TO know what TO select fol
mention The most csustic ana clever
feature IS the "Niews by Her" column
IN which the public is told some PLAN
truths. The most beautiful one is a
dainty and charming Venetian scene
in color, entitled "a Venetian By
Way" A brilliant study OF peaches IN
color. and q sheet of Dresden figures
and emblems, also in colors, are most
useful to amateurs and home decor
ntorS People of taste viii be charmed
with the beautiful engrsyiBgs OF some
Of Bsrablno's famous paintings, and
those DESTROYS of keeping themselve,
informed of art events will read with
interest the Psris-London correspond.
ence, critical comment on the illustra-
tons IN the popular magazines, also
art gossip. Price OF the October issue,
together with three art supplements
IN color, IS cents. For sale by all
nevsdealers. Published toy Ths Art
Interchange, New York.
The October New England Msgazl
IL specially attractive tor the quantity
and quality OF Its poetry. Everett ).
Hubbard contributes fine Columbus
poem, The Three Ships which has
the place Of honor IN the number.
Charles Edwin Markham, the Califor.
Man poet, = represented by poem IN
his best VEN, "a Harvest Song" Mad
lsoa Csvein of Kentucky q somewhat
metsphysicsl in The Ordeal" James
X. Kenyon contributes pretty fancy,
The south Wind" ~. George Best +.
topical With Mare" Stnart Sterne. a
New York poet, IN 'sVesDers' and
Maths, gives "a true poetry and
sediment. All these poets are OF the
younger generation. and are scattered
throughout the Union 80 tast il cannot
- sad that The View England is bound
by local rreiudicss, or closes lts col
umus 20 the Younger SINGERS. And DO.
etry q undoubtedly .tsil read. he
croskers 10 toe contrary notwlthstand.
inx.
The Forum for October Laws hold A.
rectiv on 90 less than elzht q The most
pressing subjects 81 the tinle-problerus
81 eur own civilization. Cholers.
bv Lewis A. Sayrs. 2 Oar Public
school System, BY Or. !. ". R-e z.
Nsnsl Voting. by Professor McCook az
Hartford. 4 TIE Primary Election a.
TIE PIVOT 81 Reform. by the Hon. David
Dudley Fiela s. The Chiesgo Exoos-
Ton snd sunday. Nv R.hop Potter 8.
The Poor and elass Distractions in so
cle'y crest eiaie-. ~ Mss Jane
Adams, ore & the founders Il nuil
house. = livsi Service Reform rot q
ssfafo1. but twe napers fuil 81 fsfts-
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