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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-03-20

DR.. c. B. High, dentist, gra-
duate Philadelphia Dental Col
lege, 1892. Masonic Temple.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-03-20

Program Of Music for the sunday Al
IernOOn Concert.

Program Of Music for the sunday Al
ternOon Concert.
Professor Berger has arranged
selections for the band concert at
Makee Island on Sunday after.
noon, at 3 o'clock, as below:
PART /.
The Old Hundred
Overture-The Kings Lieutenant Till
Fantasia EmperOr's COrnhOwers .... Thiele
Finale Lohengrin ......,.,... 600. Wagner
"reminiscences of Weber. ...........Go Godfrey
PART II.
Cornct Solo Old Folks at Home =. Bernard
Mr.. Charles Rreuter
Paraphrase--Ben Bolt (by request) %. Brode
Fantasia--MclOdy In F............ Rubinstcin
Fiuale--Ccntury Birthday .Kappey
Hawaii Ponoi.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-03-20
Notice.

John Commancho having leased
from d. Mckenzie the premises,
known as the NEW MARKET RES
TAURANT, next Mills Grocery
Store, on Merchant Street, VIII LaAe
charge and open out with full sup
ply OF eatables.
L~ Ordinary board, 81 tickets for
$3.50.
EG- Game and Poultry at transient
rates. Call and see me.
JOHN CAMMANCHO,
545.tf Proprietor.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-03-20
At Emma square.

Following is the program for
the concert at Emma Square by
the government band this after.
noon, commencing at 4;30;
March-Count Moltke Prcuss
Overture-Star Of the North. Mcyerbecr
Selection German Melodies. .Thiele
Conet Solo Everlasting Day Bevan
Mr.. Charles Kreutcr.
March--Bcn Hur Chariot Race new Dr.. PAUL
Waltz Fantasic ............ ...... =. .CoOtc
Hawaii POnOi.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-03-20
DEPARTURES.

DEPARIl RES.
FRIDAY, Mar. 10.
S 8 Mount Lebanon, Mclean, for Japan
and China.
SATURDAY, Mar. 90.
Stmr Mkahala, Thompson, for Nawiliwili,
Hsnamaulu.
Haw bk Andrew WEIGH, Drew, for San
Francisco.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-03-20
SHIPPING INTBLLIGENJE.
ARRIVALS.
SATURDAY, Mar. 20.

SATURDAY, Mar. 20.
stmr Mokolii, Nelson, from MoloKai, Maui,
ald Lanai.
stmr James Makee, Tullett, from Kauai.
Stmr Waialeale, Parker, from Kauai.
Stmr Kauai, Bruhn, from Kauai.
Stmr Kaena, symthe, from Oahu ports.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-03-20
NadeP'S Steamship Cos
TIME TABLE.
Q. L. WIGHT, Pres. s.B. ROSE Gao
Capt. J. A.. KING, Port Supt.

Returning, will leave Hilo at o'clock
P. M, touching at Laupahoehoe, Mahu.
kona and Kawaihae same day; Makepa.
Al aaiaea Bay and Lahaina the following
day; arriving at Honolulu the afternoons
OF Tuesday and Fridays.
Will call at Pohoiki, Puma.
Exs- No Freight will be received altar
IL noon on day of sailing.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-20
Hte 0tIofanIen ia Gent.

Sn Gent Iteben auf elmer Bride stpei
bron,ene Siloi6ulen BON ~auHduertoer
0ehnli6teit, Die zines Eaters uuO eires
Sohues. Ter Grridtung oieier 9ents
mdler lie9t f~olgenosS @reigni5 3u
@runoe.
@eibe, Batter unb SObn, iparen tpe=
oen Su6nerrats gum lobe perrrtbetlt
tporben. ga erbabli9e llmitdnoe eli
@unften oes So6nes fpra9en, murDe
Ieine Straie in Qunoe3permei'ung um=
oeponoelt, nit Der &eoingun9 aber,
nprher oos 3obesurtheiI am ei9eren
&ater 81 pplse0en. 2~lnian3s weigerte
er It1 ~tartnati9, iein Heben our8 oteie
Qlbfheulibleit Al ertaufen; er nuroe
iebo6 enolih bur0 bus orin9enoe 81.
reOeu ieines Woters iibcrmunoen, Der
linn ppr(telte, oab in leoem Sale iein
C0es 0aters) Geben permirtt ndre, uno
bah Der @eOante, burd ieinen 8oo oaS
Wert,euo Der &ettung ieines Sohues
,u Iein, ibn in ieinsr Is5ten Stnnoe
ben QrbBten 3rolt %9epdbren ptiroe.
Der Siinglin9 wili9te alio elm; er
tdlDQng IN eem DerpGhnHleppueH Nu'
oenbiif bos Bell - dts e3 aber ebeu
fanen ioGte, ionf fein Qrm traftlos
nieber, unO bas Bell entftel ieinen
Sdnoen.
Qeben uno 6reibeit 9alteu linn nifts
mebr; tief eri6uttert fiel sr ieineA @a'
ter UNI ben gals, Jpn umurmeno uno
ouarufenb: ,Metn Batter, mir Dollen
3~uiammen Itsrbenl"
9as Bolt ober erbo6 elm pl6Blides
geifaGseef6ret unb perlangte iturmlt4
ben Quff4ub Der 0inri4tung. Ter
oro6enoen Saltung Der Men9e 9egenii'
Der fiiete ii6 Der Die Srefution leitenoe
geamte, uno na6ber puroen beloe
@erurt6eilte BON Rate berStaot begna'
bi9t.
.Sene stpei bron3enen Stutuen limb
,ur grinneruns an bieie Sanblung
erri6tet poroen; bic cine iteut ben
So6n qerabe in benz Nu9enblid Dor,
mo az oas Bell fallen ldBt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-20

0enritos grpbe. beute uo6 bur4z
ipa9ter Na9t 70 miioe blidenbe 4us
gen iaben fi9 pie %berpunbert in benz
@ema6 INN, bas i6r unb Der Wutter
Elm 4IDl geporben - nidts mebr ols
ous, benn f9on bereitete NOR ft9 Dor,
lie au9 bort gu periagen.
Gs mar nidt 70 trdult9, dls auf
benz rSpf"-unb beute ftanb fie fremb
sipii6en ben Singen, bic eB anfiinten
- binter benz SeHeI Der Wutter. bin
ter benz 8ilbe bes 9aters. oaB i9n in
Ieiner 8rdutigams3eit bariteate. tfe6te
bo8 ,3ei9en be5 Gert9tspoaaiebers!-
Nidts mar ibnen mebr 3u etgen. nnh
ipte enttpei6t famen ibr BITE @e9er'
ftGnbe Dor, unter benen lie ibre &tnb<
belt berlsbt.
Sic ging biniiber gu benz tleinen.
fldtternben Snpaliben unb rei9te ibm
iein Butter unb bann trut Srou Sba
elm. Gin buitiger, fuit {deuer glid Der
9o6ter flos na6 t6r bin - ia. aud
beute bate Sene iih eef3miidt. bic
feitli6e 6aube nit ben flieoerfurbenen
9Gnbern rubte ouf benz e~luttsn. blons
ben S9eitel - eth li9tgraues &leth.
bus iie font gu f4onen liebte. ums
f6lpb tie.
Senrifa trug elm f9fpur3es 9eDuno.
iebe dnbsre 5arbe niirbe ibr pebee<
than baben. Mel9' cine Hu6t mar es
fir fie gefuefen. 3peifel, S4mer5, giz
feriudt 9atten tie bin unb Der ge5errt.
@plf mar BEL Srube gepeien. BON
f9Dnen Seiten Gutten lie geipro3en.
nDar's bus erite Mal, bob er ie pts<
berIab2" limb bann mars thr gum
8etpubtfein %getommen, bdB II tie es
geipeI len iein fonnte, Der feline Sugeno<
liebe qeqolten. Wenn er fe au4 uIs
tbDri6t, fnabenbaft be5ei9net bate,
tper itanb bafir, bab benz liebli9en
@ef96pf feline alte 0ei9ung ni9t err
pa6t mar. lin ben 3auber Der @rs
innerung lit IS elm eigen Ding er
pirft magii9. &oante fie, bic GrnFe,
gepriifte, NIT benz Reia petteifern.
ben Srube auf Jpn uusubte nnb
itanb iie ni9t in einem Ra6men ba,
bon Qurus unb Rei4tbum. Der lie bots
theitbaft 6Ob2 limb hann - fe. bic sr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-20
,Setft i'm oufbeben unb bolt ben

.Selft i'm uufbeben unb bolt ben
Nrat.~
4ber nod riibrte fib Riemanb, Die
5ur9t bannte Ollie.
.3ommt nur, Der t9ut teinem mebr
mas 8u 2eibe," unb II iuben lie ben
9lutitrpm, Der iber ben Seppid
quou. .9~armber5iger 9ott = Ni=
delt!" f6rieen lie bur9etndnoer.
SD babe ni9ts setbon ol8 mid
ni4t tobt fe9en laFen poIlen!"
tniridte ber RHtf4er 5pif4en ben
3Gbnen bin.
Man 3og BITE %eritarrte iunge Srau
in bas Neben3immer bort blieb tie
ouein. Die ubr tidte. Elm MeiBner
&unfttpert par's. Elm 5ielenoer Nmor.
FONT tein 9erGufd.
StiQe nun. nun i6arrenoe SUB
t|ritte, Sli1tern. Seffnen unb S9Itez
BEN Der 5hure.
Was stng bort Dor? @te Iange
mubte tie bier Ite9en bIeiben. dlein,
ii6 firdtenb.
.muttsr!- Dus erfte McI felt Diss
len SSubren fam bieier Ruf bilfeflebeno
bon ibren 2ippen - aber bic SHUTTER
b0rte i'm nidt.
Wenn ibr Ropf nt9t 10 febr
f6mer8te, bGtte ie nu3benten tonnen,
mas benin eigertIi6 gei6eben lei. sic
preBte bic S1nbe an bic S9IGfen -
QinQ's benin oar ni9t, Srbnung in
btes Chaos gu 6ringen9 Sort briiben
bate Wo1F Reinbolo geTeTen, unb fe
bate fi9 gefreut, feline Stimme pieoer
gu bDren. Dap man iOl9en Slang
nibt pergiBt. - fe mar gendu 70 pie
bQmals in Der Gaube. Rein. bas be-
bauerte fte bod ni6t. buB aus benz
Sraum ibrer juneen 9er3en ni6t8 gez
norben, fe bieB Srube &eulenbarb,
bate ein f66nes 9uus, 8riuanten.
unb iogar retten burfte fte. S9 -
Der Heitfne6t!
@s fror fie. - SEEING bate 0oIf gu
finben q~eglaubt, irgenb Elm 3ufau
mpbte Inn perrat6en baben. mas iie
chamber einmol ~9epefen, unb bdnn
traf er ben 8utf6er uno rief Die neu=
qierigen 0iener unb 3ieb iie elmer
fur6terli6en Shat! Sb f4redli3,
Srube, tie uno elm 8uti4sr nit
ROTTEN SGnben. Der cine 9iener mar
In Der lpeiBen MrbeitSjade 9etOmmen,
bic S06in in Der bluuen S3iir3e -
urb Tie piirben hinuus9eben. BON
0aus gu 9uu5 bon ibrsr S4anoe srz
sdblen.
Wun mars pprbei - pera6tet unb
oemieoen miirbe Tie 1ein, iie, pel6e
bate belpunbsrt tperoen tppQen.
,WIutter."
Tiemanb fam ibr gu 9ilfe, man lieB
Tie auein! @oIte fie tlingeln bic
b0hniIhen @e1i6ter iehen9 - Mttleib
niirpe maj fir lie nj6t tennen. tie
bate ia ME Elm freunoIi6es Wort fir
einen ltnterqebener geba6t. S9ritte
i'm Nebsnstmmer9 Der Nr5t2 Mebz
rere2 sic rief man ntdt on SEEING
Qaoer. 8ieuei6t mar er tobt9 Salt
lie bann ais feline M0roerin, niirbe
man lie 0~ffentIih beFen 5eiben? &ein
Salt mebr, tpo6tr .bre 9dnoe faBten.
limb penn CT genas, 70 muBte Iie ii9
Dor Tim fir6ten. bann belt er bus
Weriht - itieb ibr BEN 6Ianten 0old
in ben peiBen Naden, - f6onte er
nidt eihfnaG ibr ih0nes. braunes
6udr!
u9tein Sinh, mein armes &inb!"
G6riI1pp6tne ftiir3te ulf ie gu. Die
0ler3te, bic pOIi3ei unb nun biii
Gu ni6ts anberes, aIs cine arm.
Mittpe. ME ih!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-20
pon St. Souis. 111o.

$50 q aubeIinauu. 9O7 ror6I 6te Str; 5aues Suy
ltn. 3all norol 9e Stt; u " 5Ismlu9. - uorbI 81
lOS &anisn Npe, 81 Sirmtuser, SlV7 Saitpu are
Z Cool los Is beitnnt Str; $ Q Sdtre. 1905 @Iar
Ia Stti : Snr9sB. 42bS Soot NUe; Y 6 2jud, 25l>
Supi0u. y uno Waibtrgtou Ipe; ; & 9lnhefer ir. 74
y Ste ST., ) $aacaI. .,2eeitIthe Roft"j s 8 MtH;
L9'e nno q SorlS 9oe; ) z @emmer. 7c0 % ST. Str
Iita. ia uoroI 9te Str; s q WM5lcr. 51N 9ott,ioy
9oei ! Stroller. linton Dtariet; Better 0onbrird. 24al
Stdisu Str % GroNnnt. On ct 2ouis; 6 SIoue.
y%gpeitttd)e Soft So 5i9atef 24lI tabI Iate sir;
) Sdesr 272o 9!urtet Str; IS 3 Sereer, 100 NH
lourl Ape, y 9aiep. 25IS san She; u Rehrt, ans
ArieuaI Str; = Eo0oi5 1929 uoroI Ste Str: y Shrpd.
loO2 ghoIe Ctr; g &Inher. 332S 9emp @ns
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-20
@OuSE

IN Sermeuu, mo isin.
SaEleuo2 baben iuuH burA WEfere rene. i6msrslcf,
hGo rnere MtSt5oos Ill ecr SeiIuHs bon @rideH III
erlehute t9ciuUoAeIt tpteher ~Cefunbeu.
6olgslio uur etiIde Namtu prpmiHeNter 4atienter
0te our6 nn9 nnn Lhrem 2eLaen AehelIt fpnrhsn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-20
mo E}jer s5ai0ou

CGc morsrsafc,
Eermauu, Mo.
iubtt f.t5 6te It'icu Qgcjuc. pr1aoyc HEt GtQGIrcn.
@yo3p' 0~Uegs3cJ6ueieS &;cr rs;S tyt'd all SGrf.
~S:aeu 3s1vasu TciIer marG'st 4uudr. Is
TforLlr fHoeH bey BEN bsTca sehtsfs III ocr ttnig-
zen Nrsjitu StcriOi5 GROCER Stal 5um uEttIbrIns
gen lbuer EfeIb: i!Clt mi 3ur NeIiagEug.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-20

-SD99oGant. @Ite Sungfer
Gugenblid getGetbet): .6err Doctor,
mir feblt bier etn I3abn." - 3abndrat:
.9itte, = no62"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-08-20

~ Ck(CINl'IIbGIIbSI IOtRAhNAANh AtNN
Waffen, Der cine bon ibnen lab ni3t
ftniterer aus, pte ionit, OblpO6l tbm
am frii6en Wfprgen elm ndielpeiier
Shuiterburide einen S9nurrbdrt gez
malt bate. Qds mar Elm Spub fir
Die &na6en aus Der Nd66urf6aft. lie
ianmelten ii6 Dor benz iteinernen
Widnne unb 5eigten i6n eillan0er. Sin
blauer 0immel Idhte Gerab, Die Sonz
ne '0ien, bic Spdben 3mitlfertcn
fr0bli6. - S6eu i9li6 Die Qienerz
fdaft hurCD bus 9ars, bas cine GtGtte
oe8 0rauens fir tie geporben NOR;
unduf90rli6 tanen bic Ner3te, taufz
ten bic Grantenlpdrter auf uno bic
biiTteren @eitulten Der barm6er8igen
S6lueitern - fie f6isnen nublDs 9ez
t0or0en - lire 0ienfte perIangte man
felten unb tie iaben chamber nit Derz
ft0rten 0liden an. Wenr man lie
nod Qe2en bieBe3 uber ou lpdr fem
9err unb feline 0errin mehr. Ser
Sine lag e~ritdrrt duf ieinem Eager,
Die Nnbere rang I'M 6ieberlpnbn nit
benz Sobe.
gftemun0 bate iein 8ett geiu6t, bic
9ieuItleute iaBen nm bd8 Si6enfeuer
geIadart, benin es fror fte, troB Der
Somnernd9t unb penn Gins bon III
nen Elm Nort Der Wer3te erbdi9en, cine
Otiene beuten tOnnte. geI6abS DOr ben
9or9enben NIT trduri9er Wi6tigteit.
yWenn NOR bebenft, odb Dor ipentz
gen Wo6en bier cine fr0bIife 9o63eit
mari" iogte 6ribu, bu8 3immermd0s
den.
.Ous 1T, ols pb Elm SSlu8 uuf biez
fem 9auie rubt," ~fIiIterte Die &o6in
benz eriten Otener gu.
.Nls Oh Der .Nlte" fie na66olen
min unb ibnen feline Sa6en ntht
g0nnt," mar bic 4ntlport, uno beiOe
i6ittelten bic 8Dpfe.
sd fiirdte midi" meinte 5rtbd,
nunb t6 m06te fort - uber ipem
fam mans benin iagen?"
.Sdbt nur Schulz" rietb Der anbere
9iener. .es tpirb i6On Elm @noe tOms
men,"
pG0Blider SobfudtsanfaG, fagen
bic Wer3te - o6er ben armen Nidelt
buben iie einitipeilen bod feitgeieBt.
.9us lit nur 70 fir ben Nnitonb,
ouf ben muB bas @eri6t ou6 halten."
oNtr fDnnen bod Ollie firm einz
fteb'n!"
r8bun mir audi" limb iie nidten
einmiit6igIi3.
Rein. onbaben fam Inn teiner
mas"
Die 9lpde an Der 6oustbiir CAB ei>
men i6rilIen Slang, maj fob auseinz
amber. 9srr unb 6rau 9rofefor 3imz
meri9 traten Elm.
Yur Der dltefte Oiener belt ben
5ragen Stunb, ob's 10 f6limm, pb
@lQes pabr, au3 bas S9redli9e nit
Der jungen Srau2
piles fpd6r!"
.Gntfeblt6," bdu6te 4nnu, ben0lrm
bes 9aten faffenb, nm bic Stufen ems
por 81 gelangen. incline &rdfte mol
len mid perfaNen."
3immeri6 begrub fein &inn in benz
S6utpl. ngs gibt cine Nemefis," muir
melte er.
.Ou meinit? @ber - mas nerben
bic 2eute iugen iber ben Stanbul!"
Den haben fte in brei Saeen perz
9eiTen iber ben nd6ften, anbern!"
uWenn aud, es lit meine 6umilie,~
iagte Inna unb blidte tpebmit6ig auf
bic 8uffelt0pfe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04

ishment will be open to the public with an array
Of millinery as tempting as 1t will be exclusive
Picturesque hats Of black Boosting many rlch
plumes are, as usual. feature of the season. and
admirably do they act as foil to the miniature
flower gardens that cover the leghorn or panama
frames for midsummer wear A delicate ana
charming compliment is paid to the Victorian cele-
bration by the introduction OF poke bonnets as
popular style Of the moment.
One dainty poke is fashioned Of leShorn. ana
is trimmed with rose-pink ribbons In graceful loops
and long scarfs that tie becomingly under the
shin over the quantity curved brim droop several
4 patriotic garnture with an English STYLE 70
The hat shown TO the left IN the Lou d f, SS.
loned In a unique manner, having a double bilhl
at the back and left side long WI White s, PUNE me
tween the two brims, while a second ostrlch
, s oop se of TOP Black b6 eve
right plume and an immense CURED aisre''e co"-
I, is sc uncommon TO begin with, IT mas no crown
and simply composed OF twisied 5Iim n NJ sWS
s shiTrIngs Of violet chiffon. TWO large violet
feathers fastened with rosette or several shades
Of violet SILK form its only trimming.
AT STERN BROS, WEST TwENTY-THIRD-s ST
All sorts and conditions Of costumes pass Their
decorative hour at Stern Bros where one can
spend much time admiring tailor-made suits with
roth skirts and coats made in bolero form, with
mess Jackets, braided and striped. and also with
covert coats.
Then there are evening gowns of the daintest
details. and perhaps tho most interesting Of all
at the present moment, are the smart street
to,Iettes for immediate wear III the last category
may be cassed the gown illustrated In this firm
sketch The full skirt made separate from It's
black satin lining and the moderate-sized sleeves
sre fashioned of dark blue Irish poplin. The full
ness Of the skirt is gathered on to cords that ex-
tend around the figure. just below the belt hne'
distributing the fitness around the entire sklrt
Tba boSine "a OF blue and white foulard trimmed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04

which falls a second founce OF white chin9 p en-
brojdered with black. The full high coiiar ~, II
,,ada of black and white chiffon and from IL IAN
large leaf-shaped tabs OF black velvet sIseu ~ ~
collar where rests a bow held in place WIN a
steel buckle is n scarf of black satin ribboh una,
ewtends down the front and. after being fastened
10 the lower edge OF the cape win DOW hangs
IN long tabs half way down the skirt
The hat that so perfectly matches THIS garment
ia made OF black straw, and Is trimmed WIN Wiis
Iierre lace that encircles the crown IN Ioids ana
then falls veil fashion. over the brim Inc prlm
~ the back is small and trimmed with rosettes
90 MACK velvet ribbon and tiny scarfs Of the lace
nastinp upon the hair The left side OF the 'front.'
mas an adornment In the shape of numerous loops ops
n ne biack velvet while the left side boasts one
Ute and one black plume and long graceful
black agrette ,.. l., . ,ouor
r,ohe gown consisting OF a skirt and single
hraaa,ed ny-front cutaway Jacket Tor w ~;
~, ~ ateriala used are Scotch mixtures ana
hn,,ote and the suit Is lined throughout with an
eyceilent quality OF two-tone taneta SILK Another
eiai ts a more elegant slk-lned tailor-made
suit for $50 o"
AT ARNOLD CONSTABLE co.'s, BROADWAY
AND NINETEENTH-ST
TO vou want TO see some smart and novel designs
.s;,dren,s frocks and dainty, bewltchlng little hats
Il" -, t,a,s visit Arnold. Constable Co.'S chill
- -, Aenartment on the second floor Some OF the
",,o, bonnets are In white corded silk or shlrred
Pr n,Ith dainty ruchings OF hne laces to enframe
iu'' ,,,, taces The new high crown and the soft
' nrown appear on other bonnets. The favor
H. forrns of trimmings are SIX euipure lace ana
a'e mon aounces of chiffon. In the cloak
AZ .r,ment there is particularly handsome long
,rrap OF white silk. made With q pals'oI eaornAn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04
AESTHETIC CRITICISM.
MISS scHERMERHoRN LECTURES ON THE
LIFE AND WORKS OF WILLIAM NORRIS.

MISS scHrRMERHORN LECTURES ON THE
LIFE AND WORKS OF WILLIAM NORRIS
Nss EI,zaboth Schermerhorn gave a talk on
aesthetic criticism Thursday morning In the parlor
q, Mrs Walter Mott Jones, No. 60 West Ninety
fourth-st The subject chosen was Wialam
Norris" and the lecturer spoke OF two things when
distinctly characterized this versatile man
Although claiming to be loiterer, he had been
successful as artist. poet Socialist. and In handi-
craft to him Is due also the revival OF the true
shirt OF mediaevalsm. Rossetti made a delicious
,,rodv on The Idle Singer of an Empty Day,
nv saving THE busy Morris OF a twclve-hour day.
In THE Earthly Paradise al! the stories go 10
show the evil OF opposing destiny. and while not IN
reality fatalst. the poets mind seemed pecui''iH
adapted to portray the fata'ism OF the oca"u'''a'
literature which he translated
"He was not even pessmist," said the speaNe''
.hut his motto was to find In every days HE as
much endowment as possible. His strivngs ior pure
aesthetlcsm caused marked decadehce III MS
literary work but his interest in social prooe''s
saved him and the pure beauty OF literature ne
had tried 10 restore he transferred 10 the every
dav surroundings of the individual his creeu was
,ha, IN. uplness of towns houses and factories
was the result OF inward uginess ana inc feiofi""-
non must SD ini,c idea was that civilization was
hound IN disntegratc and that the chihBo WIN
come throu-h revolution. 40 assos "t 10 prepare
the way for the change Inc genus ~ nc ,i,'',a5
craft was shown in the varied industries honSs
w.ra nr,nted and the factory wherein the artistic
Morris furniture was made by hand from ms oMn
designs or this factory some one said the trees
took The mace OF smokesacks, so beautiful ana re-
lining were the surroundings In the kelmscott
istie talks ne" to his friends in winter while In the
summer he spoke in the open parks OK & nor last
Next week Miss schermernorn VIII give "e' 'A''
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and recherche articles obtained in this country or
abroad. Perhaps the most interesting department
al tho present Is gilt room, wherein Is displayed
all the dainty gilt furniture that seems as necessary
a summer home do airy frocks to an August
wardrobe. One of the newes, pieces shown in this
room is a conversation chair. one that was really
designed for the comfort OF its OCCUPANTS, VINO,
while facing each other, are not brought to an
uncomfortable proximity. -,
A new Empire set. upholstered in daintest satln
shows A novelty In its tiny low-hacked chairs ana
also in the design OF the massive gilt frames.
Window and corner seats and unique chairs. hav.
inq gill frames but upholstered in somber Oriental
tapestries. are truly artistic and original. me
richness of the Orient combined with the iran
daintiness Of the Empire. produces a fascinating
style. a hall or library set that Is entirely new
has carved mahogany frames and is upholstered In
tapestry representing quaint out-of-door Dutch
scenes
AT A. A. vANTINE e. CO.'S. Nos. ST. AND SO
BROADWAY.
II any new furniture is needed fer spring reno
vation then time and opportunity come together
next week for Vantlne & Co. announce sale or
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with rich lace and long scarfs. that fasten. hchu-
like. across the front.
And as for the babies robes with their marvels
Of tucks and aces and embroideries, leave them
for the happy mothers 10 enthuse over In person
But these things OF beauty and OF whiteness apart.
there are other ltte garments for the next stage OF
chlld-iife. made in more serviceable coors FOR IN
stance, long coat for immediate wear Is made OF
rose-colored pique and deliberately trimmed with
openwork embroidery while tiny REFER, equally
serviceable and smart is fashioned softest
pique and finished with delicate pink pique coIiar
enough of recoections, There Is the sketch on this
page to be described and 1t Will show how dainty
and smart are the frocks and hats displayed The
waist, which is fastened full skirt OF finest
nansook laid in clusters of tiny tucks each cluster
bottom of the skirt is trimmed with double hounce
fan over each shoulder The hat that is shown with
The rock just deSeI6ed has 6eIshaped sr own
fqll bows Of tae!a ribbon ana sprays OF d s
trely of chiffon but has straw braid band en-.
circng its The trimming on this is OF
posey two nesting beneath the brim the front.
The third hat seems TO have stolen Its refreshing
chiffon of which is composed. while the pink OF
the setting sun seems to have tinged the fraii
pale blue ribbon adornng the brim.
AT ALBXANDER's sIXTH-AvE. AND TWEEN
TY-THGRD-sT
After months Of preparation, Mr.. Alexander will
move into his new store next Thursday and
other palace will be added to tho numerous beau
tiful palaces Of trade in Sixth-ave. when this
pete shoe store opens Its doors Cost has not
! been counted In the fittings and furnishings
Everything is in mahogany the ground floor. and
! solid oak the other stories. Every attention
| has been paid TO the comfort Of the patrons-easy
| chairs in which repose while having shoes fitted
| small movable mirrors In which see her
I shoes, and a large, airy retiring parlor, in charge
| of an attendant. OF course. the stock Will be
! worthy OF the beautiful premises which contain IT..
| and the great size of the warerooms enables tho
! various lines of foosear to be displayed IN most
| satisfactory manner. With the enlargement OF
! his establishment: Mr.. Alexander has also cor
respondngly increased his efficient force Of sales
! people and waits will be reduced to minimum.
AT NINE THEREsA's. NO. "a WEST TWENTY
THIRD-ST
She who would have the cachet Of taste and dis
tnct!on on her spring gown should visit Nine.
| Theresa at No. "a West Twenty-thrd-st, room No.
81 chic and pretty taste this clever modste gives
10 her creations and they never fail to enhance the
! wearer touch Of originality here. note Of color
! there often make the sum of fascination, and
| Of the art OF such fnishings Nine. Theresa Is mis-