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Folly by John FisI1e. Following this
is one by J. S. Tunison, the we'll known
student and critic, on The Coming Lit
erary Revival There is another L =
staIlment of F. Hopkinson Smiths dra-
matte story, Caleb West" There are
further installments of Dean Swift's let
ters, edited by George Birkbeck Hill,
and of 'Penelope's Progress" by Kate
| Douglas Wiggin; short story of un-
usual quality by Madeleine Yale Wynne.
and poems by Helen Gray Cone and
| William A. Dunn. Many old readers of
| the Atlantic" will be gratified to find
| the Contributors Club" once more in
| this number.
''Tne First Thanksgiving Dinner
Lillian Bells First Days in London
/ and When DR.. Whitman Added Three
Stars to Our Flag are among the lead
! ing features of the November Ladies'
| Home Journal philadelphia. Miss
! Bell finds much in London to inspire her
pen to its smartest activity, and the de-
| scriptions of her sightseeing tours, her
/ impressions and experiences fairly
| sparkle with wit. Dr. Whitman's serv-
! ice to the United States in saving Ore
| gOn, Washington and Idaho from the
British are acknowledged in an article
which follows the first women across the
continent. Magician Kellar writes on
How Do My Tricks showing how
| simple is their solution when it is
known. The second article on Inside
| OF Hundred Homes" is more attractive
and rich in suggestions. Edward H. Box
advises young married people against
living in a hotel or boarding house.
~;
new and charming character in fiction
| in the first of her Phillippa sketches
The Mistakes of Philippa"-and Clara
e. Laughlin contributes 1.-THE Revela-
ton of Christopher a story of strong
human interest. Pianists will be de-
| lighted with the musical feature, "Poet's
Dream Waltzes,'' by Reginald de Koven,
author Of robin Hood etc., and peo-
pie who are home-seeking, with the
| Journals special architects plans for
a $1,000 house for a small square lot.
Mrs. Rorer tells how to cook eggs and
TO handle the family wash.
Contents of the Magazine of ART for
November (CasselI Publishing Com
pany, New York and London), has: Ely
Cathedral, original etching by f. Wal
ker, R. E; Feeding the Sacred Ibis in
the Halls of Karnak," +" study by Sir E. J.
Poynter, 2. R. A; The Studies of Sir
Edward ]. Poynter, P. r. A." by the
| editor, with nine Illustrations; THE
| Royal Collections. Decorative Art at
| Windsor Castle, Historic Bronzes and
| Marble Busts," by Frederick S. Robin
son, with eleven Illustrations: Eliza
! bethan Revivals," by Arthur Dillon,
| with four Illustrations; &C. E. Johnson,
| r. l., Landscape Painter by A L.
Baldry, with a portrait of c. e. John
| son, r. l., and seven illustrations of
| his works; metropolitan Art Schools"
| the Berry School, with six illustrations;
Sculpture in the Paris Salons" by NJ.
H. Spielmann, with three illustrations;
| Antique Embroideries," with seven IL
| lustrations; "Christie's," with one illus
| tration; Room Decorations, by f. M.
| Pomeroy," by A. L. Baldry, with four
| Illustrations; 1.-The National Art Com
petition" by Aymer Valance, with
eleven illustrations; The Embossed
| Paper work of Monsieur Lefort de
Ylouses,' by Henri F'rantz, with five il
| lustrations; The Last Work Of the Late
Lucien Falize," with an illustration;
Personal Recollections of Henri Reg
nault," by Major Arthur Grif1ths;
| Notes and Queries with an illustra-
| ton; 'tThe Chronicles of Art with
| eight Illustrations
r
| The current issue of "Harper's
| Weekly contains another letter from
Tappan Adney, the special correspon-
| dent to the Klondyke; an illustration
and description of the Exposition build
| ings that are being erected at Omaha;
an article on some Etruscan bronzes re-
! Gently presented to the Metropolitan
| Museum, New York; and new golf
story by W. G. Van Tassel Sutphen-