Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-30
City Chemist, st. Louis:

! Kcnna writes Of Marie Corclli. John
! kendrck Bangs IL irresisthly funny in
hts report OF the sixth meeting OF "The
Paradise club" The fun score OF the
| Concert Mazurka" by the well-known
composer. Bruno oscar Klein, the piano
competition which won the second prize
In the Journals musical series, IS Civ
on. EXqulsitely illustrated and timely
articles are Mrs. Mallou's Dainty
Commencement Gowns" and "The silks
or the summer" Miss Hooper writes of
"rhc Newest Dress Designs" and Mrs.
Hamilton Mott contributes n valuable
article on THE Art of travelling
Abroad" Women who are ordering
their summer stationery Will he inter
rstul In Mrs Garrett Webster's article
on "The New Circle for stationery"
Ecclesiastical Embroidery" by Harriet
ogden Morrison, IS Illustrated fIom orig
lnal designs. The cover Of this May
journal Is "A reproduction OF one Of
Albert Lynch's beautiful girls, set into
an artistic frame. This beautiful mag
a2ine rs sold at 10 cents per number
and at 81 per year, by the Curtis Pub
fishing company Philadelphia.
II You are n devotee of the bicycle
you can neither hear too much nor say
too much In Its favor; and II you are
Just learning to ride q wheel, or are
thinking about doing 30, naturally you
are deslrious OF knowing all YOU can
OF the experience and opinions OF those
who have become experts. Everybody
rides silent steed." or. from present
indications, Will before the summer Is
over therefore every one will be In
teresied In "'Yhat Ara the Benefits OF
Picynhng" published In Demorest'g
~ tzine for May, in which such en-
thuslastio advocates OF cycling az DR.
| Edward Payson Fowler, Or A. Conan
| Doyle, David Christie Murray, and DR.
| Grace Peckham Murray give their
views regarding It. It's Interesting
reading, and conveys convincing arpu-
ments In favor OF the wheel for both
| sexes.
A handsomely illustrated article In
the same number Is "a Day at
Pompei,' written by an artist
| photographer whose charming story of
day spent In the buried city ~ EN-
helllshed by pictures made from photos
taken by himself. A study from life
! very fully Illustrated, gives unique and
Interesting information about the waits
| who sell papers In the metropolis.
| THE Adventures OF HAPPY Leon Is
| quite apropos when the very air Is
teeming with "reminiscences OF the
famous little corporal" Those inter.
| ested In Horticulture will gain many
| excellent hints from the paper on
| plants for Shady Places out-of.
| Doors" nervous people should read
! Nervousness: How TO Avoid H." In
| Home Art there ia splendid article
illustrated, on travellers Convent.
ences;' the stories are specially good.
and there Is nos a page that does not
| hold some novel or Interesting matter.
| Demorests Magazine is published FOR
| only 81 a year, by w Jennings De-
morest, Is East Fourteenth street. New
/ York.
The Delineator for May 70 called tba
| Commencement Number" and IL Inc
| third OF the three great issues of tho
season. The articles on Gowns 10,
Commencement Day" Is most attractive
| ~ Illustrated, ana ia planned 10 giye
ample time for preparing the attire FOR
/ this important occasion. Another us1a-
| ly article Is Mrs. Roger A. Pryor's an
| Weddings and Wedding Ceremonies
given with fac-simile inyltations Ia
some very distinguished social events
\ A very interesting paper on "Oberiin
College Is from the pen OF Edith DIrls-
son, and Mae Harris Arson writes oiev-
/ erly OF Government Clcrkshlps as nm
Employment for Women The paners
on the Experiences OF a Trainlnr