Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-03-17

were a poet? Alb. my friend, if Richard
L0 Gallienne comes to tbs town III
which you live, go and hear him read
If only TO pay the poet compliment
and TO hear him tell with boyiHh
smile on his face that the best pXplana-
tion he can give Of paradox Is that
1t 10 like truth standing on its head to
attract attention. -.
In "Ths Quest Of the Golden Girl
the author grows most enthusiastic and
uses capitals TO express his enthusiasm
for "The Girl Who Works. " To-day
she ia many; she is rich; she is poor
she 10 nobody she Ia a great swell;
she may be Peter Cooper's daughter,
who supplies various restaurants with
eggs and milk, or she may be little
Miss Blossom, from a country town,
who ia busy all day long behind desk.
But you are entirely out OF the world
that is, out Of the fashion-unleBB you
buy everything possible from The
Girl Who Works. ~
For wear with your tailor made gown
you ara nobody unless you deal with
the latest fashionable shopkeepur-that
is to say, you must get your big pulled
scarf, your narrow string tie. your
medium sized teck, or whatever you
may lean to in the way OF scarfs, from
the tombstone Bennett NeckWear Go.
That il the business into which the
clever little actress has gone, initiating
| a TITLED woman in London. You so TO
tina handsome bdilding; you ride up
several flights in the elevator, and,
Wishing the newest thing in scarfs, you
enter an artistically furnished room aud
| then wonder where the stock is. There
is no sign Of trade. This room has been
properly arranged by famous Boston
house decorator, and when you speak
| to one of the pleasant women standing
around you are show then richest as
well as the newest materials. There
are pictures or samples of tue sty les,
but your special scarf will be made Ia
order for you. and, delight of delights,
you will have one like the one that
ordered, which can't be copied--a dar
ling that has not merely tie name Of
the maker on the back, but Made tt
order for Bah by the tombstone Bennett
Neckwear Co." That is the reason thu
smart girls are all going there for theil
scarfs. That the scsrfs are well made
goes without saying, but every woman
likes this individual ownership, ant
then, too, every piece of silk or brocad
or madras or lawn, or whstever il may
be that is used, is made especially TO
this firm, and the manufacturer caDno
cell the pattern to any one else il
America. We women are all selfish il
loving that best which nobody else cal
get; that ia why we are faithful to men
Enthusiastic? OF course Pm enthu
siastic; that was my endowment a
birth. But there are worse thing
than being enthusiastic,
Enthusissm is NOT bad thing whe
it induces you to do the right thing a
the right time.
Enthusiasm is not bad thug whe
it induces you TO give of your sympa
thy or your money where it is mos
needed. 60.
Enthusiasm is not a bad thing whe
1t induces you to stand up boldly fo
= your friend and to show cold shoulde
! to your enemy.
! Enthusiasm is not bad thing whe
it induces you to be kind, sympatheti
? and loyal; it is only bad when it make
Z you bitter Of speech and cold of hear
and hope it will never affect In thf
way either you or Bah.