Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-16

Artistic Side OF Chicago" pictures the
aesthetic, artistic. educational and lit
erary features Of the great city. while
the short story, "The Detectives" by
VIII Payne, II n capital example OF the
power Of Chicago writer's In romantic
fiction. Chicago has reason TO be proud
OF her contributions to this number OF
the representative magazine OF Amer
lea.
From the novel cover design TO the
very last page the December Womnn's
Home Companion II bright with Christ
mas cheer and full OF new and practical
Christmas IDEAS The spirit OF the APP
preaching holidays cniivens the excel
lent Christmas stories and verse con-
ttibutcd by Francis Lyndc. Hester
Caldwell oakley Ward. Lewis ". Mac
Brayne. Clinton Scollnrd and Margaret
~ Sangstcr. while John Kendrick
Bangs in the Idiot at Home" papers
makes decided stand for the myth
Of Santa Claus. The profusely Illus
trated accounts OF AN American
Christmas at Iilcnhcim Palace" by
Edward Jage CASTOR. and when Santa
Claus Comes to the White House" by
Mary Nimmo Balentine, describe the
holiday festivities at these two widely
renowned mansions
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THE Founder OF Christian Science"
Is the title OF an interesting and timely
article in the November number OF the
New England Magazine by Henrietta
II. Williams. She says;
The Rev. Mary Baker Eddy. dlscov-
crcr and founder OF Christian Science.
author Of the UNCONVENTIONAL text book
Science and Health with Key to the
Scriptures" and the acknowledged
spiritual adviser OF very large and
growing body OF Intelligent Christian
men and women. II woman whose
history In Intensely interesting to
thoughtful people OF all shades OF opin-
lon. In little more than n quarter
OF century this gifted woman has
established church with thriving
branches all over the world and con-
vcrtcd to her ideas OF practical Christi
anlty hundreds OF thousands Of people
This article reveals The leader OF the
Christian Science movement In "A way
that II new to most readers. for we see
her In the friendly setting OF her New
England home. among the hills OF New
| Hampshire. where she was born and
reared. and where she stlii loves to
| dwell In the busy retirement OF Pleas
ant View" In the suburbs OF Concord.
The Christmas number OF The Sntur-
| day Evening Post marks "A new depart
, ure Ia periodical literaturc-thc first
1 successful attempt to give for i've
| cents, stories, articles and pictures by
the sairc writer's and artists who make
the high-cost magazines. The opening
story In the Christmas Post IL by
Rudyard Kipllng. and the tale that OF
Private Ortheris ana his dog. Garm.
joel Chandler Harris tells why the
Confederacy Failed" and Ian Maciarcn,
Justin Mccarthy. NJ. r.. John Luther
Long. VI. u. NJ. Davis. W. c. Coup and
W. :. Harwood contribute stories and
articles. The verse In the number is
by Edwin Markham. Frank l.. stanton.
Mary L. wilkins and Clinton scollard.
The Christmas Post will be on news
stands December 2ist.
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The Dcllncator for January Ii al
ready out. II IL largely devoted TO the
fashions for the coming month. and
us usually, beauty and utility are pre-
| dominant In Its sugRcstions.-The But
'erick Publishing CO. New York
| Trained Motherhood for December
opens with "A timely article ON Pos
sibilitles OF the Ball" This In followed
by number OF papers ON a great var
iety OF subjects OF special interest to
the queens OF our homes.-New York.
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| Among the subjects presented by Self
Culture for December IL "A Unique
London Chapel" ''Yuie,idc customs.'''
The Gold and Diamond Mines OF AZ
rlca," and the Centennial OF the
Death OF George Washington" The
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and the Home.
Art and Music. the Literary World. and
the Educational world-are well filled
with appropriate reading. and the en-
tire number Is one OF much Interest,"
Akron. Ohio.
The contents OF The Living Age for
Dec. .. are as follows: "unwrltten
Literary Laws" by "ouida;" Fort
out OF Italian Poiltics7" by Pompeo
Molmcnti. Nuova Antoiogin. at In the
Trifcs Matter Most" by Frederick
Langbrldgc; THE scntimentailsts," by
Garnet Smith. MacMlllan'a Magazine;
THE Perishlng Land" vi. An Appeal
DeuS Mondcs; Powder and Paint" by
I. A. Taylor, Nineteenth Century.
wimbledon Common" by II. Swim
burn Ward. Leisure Hour; London 81
Blackwood'1 Magazine. ITO the Poor
Mans Cardinal" by George Meredith;
shall. Longman'B Magazine; 1.-THE
Close-Time Curate." Punch. "The HUI
man Boy" Spectator: 1.-THE Great AL
liance." by ii. H.. STANDARDIZATION.
The first number OF ''The Denver
Evening POST Library. containing
Breezy Western Verse;" by James
tNuuffft nus Dttn ItttlNtus IL w
announced that every three months n
new volume win follow. There In u
good deal OF poetic thought In the
pieces presented In this little volume
and II IL all the more acceptable be-
cause OF the natural. sometimes unpol-
ishcd form.--Denver Post. Denver
Colo.
Lecture Bulletin OF the Institute OF
Social Economies. December End, con-
tains lecture by President Gunton on
'"rhe Natural Nation Buildera." and n
Course In Social Economics"
York.
The current number OF Cnasell's Ma.
| tionnl Library. new SERIES contains
shakespeare's Twelfth Night, with an
explanatory introduction.--Cas and
Co.. New York.
A now map OF the Trnnsvanl and
South Africa. the scene OF Great Brit.
aims war, has been issued by J.. l.
Smith, publisher. Philadelphia. II
seems to be n good map and should be
OF use to all who take mn interest In
the world dramn now enacted In tn,
southern part OF the Dark Continent. -
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The 400 for December In n beautiful.
ly illustrated magazine. 1t opens with