The record-union., 1897-05-19
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, of Norfolk, Commissioner John p.
Dore and Hon. Peter Wallrath
The full-page illustrations are very
| fine. The departments are we'll filled
| with timely Information on various
| matters.
The international Studio" for May
! fNew York and London) has as a
| frontispiece a beautiful study in the
nude, Eve" from an unfinished paint
| ing by Dow. There is an interesting
| paper on the works of T. Millie Dow. by
| Norman Garstin. with many illustra-
| tlons in half-tone. A valuable paper
is in the choice of simple furniture An
other is in Evolution of Village Archi-
| lecture" Both are freely illustrated
A paper on Meupes' japanese drawings
| has a quaint interest 1t is accom-
| panied by many illustrations, one be-
ing in colors. The Studio" has taken
strong hold of American taste and it is
| at once an educator and delightful
reading. Typographically there is no
| more handsome periodical in the land
| The May number of THE Outlook"
| Q3 Astor Place, New York; is at hand.
!
issues. The number is freely illustrated.
The leading papers are: THE Prog
ress of the War" "Australian Fedora
tion," THE New Canadian Tariff Bill. +"
Street Railway Problems y THE Civil
Service Decision Women as High
! School Principals" Yale University
Progress. The Grant Memorial
Day The Real Standard. Henry
TNxrrxr
entail Responsibility" by Lucy F..
keeler; Paul Dunbar, the Negro
Poet" with three poems by Mr.. Dun
bar: The Story of Gladstones Life"
Chapters XVI, XVII; The Higher
Life in Paris" by Charles Wagner;
| The Development of the Day Nursery
Idea" by Mrs. Arthur NJ. Dodge; "A
Quest of Gray Shingles" by Charles
H Crandall; Poor Partneri" a story
by Octave Thanet; "A Roman Catholic
Jubilee" Christian Union" Progress
in Fifty Years" Training for Home
! Christian Workers" "Unitarianism in
England, In India" Missionaries to
the Latin Quarter"
Table Talk for May Philadelphia)
has these as leading subjects and mat
ter: Garnishing and dishing vege-
tables: hints for mushroom lovers: the
cook stove in good society; cup of
| tea: wedding breakfast a variety of
| little misses; to ice cakes; royal icing
special menus; cheese fingers; anchovy
| canapes; terrapin a la Trenton: bis
cult glace: croquante cakes; lady cake;
brides cake; cream puffs: pop overs !:
Harrison cake: creole sauce; season.
able recipes; menus with noonday din
ners: creole recipes.
|
| The Kindergarten News" (Spring-
| field Mass.) for May has a great num-
ber and great variety of papers ad-
| dressed to teachers, parents. house
wives and guardians and matter that
F, all mothers should read 1t is one of
| the most valuable of all educational
| journals of the day. possessing the es-
pecial merit of cleanness, directness
and simplicity of treatment of the SUBJ
jects taken up.
The May Midland Monthly" Des
Moines, la is richly Illustrated. and
is especially notable in portraiture of
leading women. The chief papers are
"The Dalles of the ST. Croix.,. Frank
H. Nutter; THE Building of Violin. .
Charles A. Gray: "A Seasons PLAYS
and Players" Leigh Gordon Giltner:
i"Lincoln Entering Richmond" Leigh
Leslie; Across Country in a van.''
Mary Avis Scott; The Club Move
lment in Kansas" Lillian Walker Hale;