New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-14

women from a sanitary point OF view being second
only TO the bicycle in It's value as heaIth-eN4"s
exercise. golf has demonstrated rs value also Dc
a factor In eocia! ethics IN a way that -
quite remarkable Nothing has done much to
break down the barriers OF caste and destroy shoo
berry. which OF late years was becoming serious
evil in all country communities. as tins uhVelr Si
ATTRACTION, which brings TIE entree ,S4ows them
constantly In touch with other communities throusn
the various tournaments ae!d tnr9nshoui ' oer6;sv
welcomed 1t seems to be the modern toueh OF
nSturs Which makes axes On, one Say e nSSwaday
influence is far-reachlnng; As MIND cure a''0
my friends ali laugh at my enthusiasm for golf,
said a married woman with large family f has
done for me they would not wonder at my ipfatua.
ton.' they. call It, Many time. whe a. We nv
would otherwise have sat down and cried have
forgotten for the time being White Gere ba qu
the aeids and the attention naturally com;
mands makes ne forget for the time my cares , and
away the cobwebs from my tired brain. giving me
courage and clearer vision; verify believe u IL
had not been for my llk!ns for golf and my enjoy
ment Of the game, ! should nave hau nervous
Another testimony to It's virtues as mental rest
cure comes from business man whose large IN
terests and sedentary habits were SERIOUSLY unde,-
letter. day. when he was introduced 70 golf Since
then he says h~s BE- has ss he
pallor has left his countenance, his Old ooylsn
ys Of ,sSG has been s hi. fYsd f4G he
cidentally one summer, taken house on we'll
known golf linke.
METHODS OF FURNISHING.
Much cheer may be brought into a sman apart
rnent by the method OF furnishing II Is mistake
10 get the conventional suits" especially where
means are limited and the furniture must neces-
sar!ly be ordinary Pretty chintz Is cheap nova
days. and is so decorative that is better to uphol-
s;er with 1t as much as possible. 1t gives cosey
look 70 a sitting dining room to have the doors
covered with drawn folds Of chntz to match that OF
The curtains and the decorations OF the manelpiece
China too is great addition 10 dining Dom. and
Instead of having II shut up in pantry. II is pref
tier TO display II in an open cupboard. hanging
shelves.
The accompanying sketch shows pretty model
tirey covered with chint. or may be made ., paned
pitch pine and painted white. with only the cur
,ans OF chintz. while the construction IS simple
that any ordinary carpenter can make it in hal,
a dey: Little brass hooks with screws may be
on. Nothing gives a more Cheerful look to rom
S4 COT VIII pretty chlntz hnn white wood work
desirable for damp cloth will remove all stains
ana II is easy at any time with brush and tia OF
takes twice the amour, OF light to illuminate a
room finished In dark co!ors as II does ono where
white predomnates.
IMPETUoUs YOUTH
II youth and experience could only 90 together
""o' a" a"-coHQuerihB conjunction they would
make II Is one OF the saddest contradictions OF
this misht world that the power 10 discriminate
ana TO appreciate IS apt TO come too late II is
q curious trait In human nature that although IN
science and, for that matter all other impersonal
matters connected with our lives. We are willing
70 accept the knowledge that has been acn1ired he
FORE our time and draw our DEDUCTIONS rom mr.
mlses that others have evolved in everything hat
concerns ourselves, and is therefore 10 us The moet
important we refuse to be guided or to take warn
ing from me experiences OF others. II is one OF
me many trleIs OF fond hat
cannot, or rather will not see with their ewes q,
think as they know they ought 10 think and 70
easily nave been avoided II youth would ONLY iis,en
ana consult with age. Every mother prophesics ~
unwilling ears what sho knows to lie true hui bey
she cannot get her young people 20 believe mntu
,ntousn exper.ence-which !s often unplsasant-they
ing is!th OF early childhood. that mother is swavs