Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-29

lahmnel." by Sui Bin Fab, which re-
minds one IN rs phthos and its drama
Nc force OF The First Born
Tho nrst number Of the club wo-
mans Magazine A. very Creditahle. II /
i edited by Ada Brown Talbot and its |
purpose u 60 advance the interests on |
selt-supporting women and cater 10 the |
lhfEe number who nrc members Of Wv.
mems clubs Tho magazine starts out |
win a long list of correspondents from
the various States Mrr. Juaephlne Ed
wards Capweii. the san Francisco
painter OF roses. repreaauts California
ana gives IN readable style gossip and
factH e.out the various women'a clubs
~ this city. Among the special aru-
clos are Every Day phyalcs,' By the
author ~ Preston Papers" women
in Art-Mra. Josephine Edwards Cap
weil' by Elisha tiolllnggworth Talbot
and Characteristic u Some Wen
known Women Writers BY Mrs. Mary
NJ. North. There are many ine half
tone portraits Of women prominent In
glub and social work. The magazine
deserves the patronage uf all who are
Interested In womon's work.-New
York. 1856 Firth avenue.
Charles johnson IN the July Atlantic
Monthly discusses "rhe True American
Spirit In Literature" nunalyzlng ana
comparing the work ~ Mark Twain,
Bret Hart, Gable, Mira wilkins ana
others, ana comes 10 the conclusion
that the atmosphere and mystery Of old
world hl.iory and tradition have no
place with US. and that the cffCct of our
surroundings upon our literature Dr. TO
ElVC % power and Intense light. but
monFre coloring and n total lack Of at
moapherc.
Richard Harding Davis'a novelette,.
THE Lion and the Unicorn" Will APP
pear complete IN the nCtion number
tAuguaD u Hcuhner'H. ~ ~ a love
story upon which Mr. Davis has been
at work from time 20 time Tor several
years. The scene Is In bachelor quar-
tors In London. but tho hero Is an
American. Ernest Seton ThomproniH
| wild Animals I Have Known has
been compared with the Jungle Books
and has received tho highest praise
Dor Of scribnora Mr. Thompson VIII
contribute another animal story, The
| Trail OF the sundhlll STAG" with his
own Ingenious Illustrations.
Fortunes vassaia." by Sarah Barn
wen Elliott. the complete novel In LIP
| pincotta New Magazine Tor August. "
said 90 be- the strongest novel TO date
from pen which hos alyndy produced
| "rhe Durkct Apurrlt" ana AN Incident
and Other Happenings" In conception
| IL " original. and In execution II II ru-
mantle and realistic. Tho NE n that Of
today IN n small American town any
whore you please. br. g.. w. Doyle,
author Of "Thc Tanning Of the jungle"
| contributes q picturesque story IN "a
field all his own. namely that u the
chinese quarter OF san Francisco. n
poem from the Tar West, called Two
| Must be Two" by MniHC Morris, and
"Our Islands" By Hattie whitney,
complete the midsummer number.
Ainstce's Magazine Tor August offers
i've short stories hy native writer's, u,
uUpkinson smith. y. Marion Crawford,
| II. W. Chamber. Morgan Robertson
and John Luther Long. There are, be-
sides, several wcll-conHldercd articles,
OF which may be mentioned, The Evo-
luton of the Signal Corps" by Gen. a.
". Greeley. Millionaire Socialists" by
Arthur Henry, Commerce and Poll-
| ties" by W. T.. Corwlnc.-Strect &
Smith, Publishers, New York.
The midsummer Young womans
Journal IL a fiction number. The usual
illustrated article on travel Is an In
atructlve. agreeable "Trip TO Maori-
dom" Cross Lines" by Josephine
spencer IL a story 60 be con.
Alarm. Box Il" by Sarah walcn, In
another very pleasing narrative. "a
simple Sorrow" and Patriots Two" are
each graphic descriptions ~ a pathetic
nature. An exercise prepared Tor the
y. l.. NJ. l. A. and designed for pre-
sentation on tho 18th u September,
| Annual Day. consists Of a drama inter-
estlngly written. by Anita Young Two
essays Of exceptional merit, ideals oi
Heroiam" by Dr. Jas T.. Talmagc, and
"Toaats." by Dr. Walter NJ. Wolfe, con-
tribute much to the excellence OF the
number. The tastefuliy Illustrated poem
AT Rest. written by clinton ID. Ray
| Ia IA uuHHu Uf rurN lUVnllupuH.
|
The August number ~ Frank Leslie,
Popular Monthly la chiefly devoted "a
art and fiction. II n entertaining and
brilliant with Illustrations. Wedding
In Art ~ illustrated with sixteen re-
productions OF paintings by celebrated
European and American masters, in
cluding TenierH, Erdmann, Nautlcr
llicfsthal, Hoyenden, Moran, Turner
Leighton. Moslcr and Luke Rides
Among the contributors are W, u
Huwclls, Ruth McEnery stuart. joe
Chandler Harris, EEcrton Castle. Vat
Tasscl Sutphen. Edgar FowcetL Eta
W. Pierce. g. r. Carter Thcudus|i
Pickering Garrison, perrlton Maxwell
l.arkin q. Mead, Ebcn T.. Rexford an,
H. X. Munkittrick.-Fr Lcslicl
Publishing House. New York.
Golfers Weekly FOR July % Is rlcl
In drawings and photographs The Rev
Francis T.. Clark. President Of the Tn
tied Society Of Christian Endeayor
writes tho special Olluatrated) article
+ which treats of the recent great Chris
} ton Endcavor convention I'm Detroit
; The double-pnge Il given up 10 mum
bor OF Photographic illustrations %
tho match race OF the Columbia an,
Defender on Larchmont, July s. Tn
fiction IL an illustrated short story b.
II. q. Wells. entitled "rhe Ways of tn
city" BESIDES these features there ar
poems. special articles. etc.
what n said 90 be the Handsome
/ and most costly residence In the Frencl
. capital has just been completed by IN
, wealth and taste OF an American glrl
4 tho Countess de Castellnne, formerl
= Miss Anna Gould, OF New York, II re-
4 produces the famous Grand Trilnol
! built by Louis XIV, tho scene OF NJ
: much fcHtlvity Of that brilliant court
D Edward Page CASTOR contributes 10 IN
. September Womnn'H Home Companion
Il ar illustrated account OF this American
o palace IN paris.-Woman's Home Com
4 panion. Springfield. ohio.