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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27

Ser beutise "a. Sebruar beset6net
cine gpo9e in Der @ei@i9te gubas.
Son September 1900 bis Nouember
1901 taste betanntli9 ste conitttutren=
Be 8erlammluns. Im 81. December
lanb bic erite allsemeine @abl itatt.
Nm "a. traten bic @lectoren suiammen,
Inn einen Brdiibenten unb peri9teoene
anbere @recuttubeamte gu mdblen.
@temobl bies nun ni9t mebr ais Ell:
ne bloBeSormalitdt mar, betra9ten bod
bic gubaner NIT &e9t BEN "a. Sch
ruar 1902 ais BEN @eburtstas elmer
neuen freten &epublif. I'm 10 mebr,
ba an bteiem Sage, Dor iieben Sabren,
bic 0teuolte ausbra9, mel@e gu ber
ameritanii6en Snteruentton sefabrt
bat. Ob it6 9err gitraba Palma als
Yrdltbent mtrb balten tOnnen, na6bem
bic Eruppen Onfel Cams ii@ BON BET
Sniel 5uridsesosen baben werben,
muB bic 3ufunft seisen. &enner Der
gerbdltntiie be5meifeln es. Sebenfaus
birften benz reuen &epubltt6en itir:
milde Sage beuoriteben. Das sanse
cubanti6e Sntermesso barfte aber abe1
turs ober lang nit Der @inperleibune
Der Snlel In BEN au,erifanti6en Staa,
tenbunb abldlieben. Denn wdbrent
un1re &esteruns BEN gubanern in IT,
rem conitttutioneqen 8~eratbunsen unb
Nrbeiten, iomte In Ben neuli6en Bab=
len, uoltommen frete 9anb selahen,
bat tie tnbtreft in unpertennbarer Wei:
ie auf bic &rdftisuns Der I~nnerions=
itromuns bi%nsearbeitet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27

Songs &%eiisnatton als Marine
Sefretdr wtrb nun nt9t mebr lange
auf it@ marten laiien. bat ct bod
ielbit suseitanben, baB ct in Babe
it9 ms griuatleben surad5ieben wer=
be. DAB Serr Song serabe feline
3terbe bes &abtnets mar, merbeu
ielbit feline Sreunbe suseben mi fen
gr bulbete unb f6rberte bic tnfame
gliquen=@ irtbi@aft i'm Slotten : Oe=
partement unb lit in eriter 2tnie bafir
uerantwortli@, baB abmtral S@ler
BEN 9erfolsunsen unb bosbaften On
srifen Der &amariaa ausselest mar.
Ser i@mdbli@e 8efunb bes S@lep=
gbrenseri6ts lit, ioweit bic beiben al:
ten S6wa6f0pfe 8enbam unb Siam:
iep in getra6t fommen, ietn Wert,
giel Ribmli6es ltebe ii9 linn beiu
belten @tuen ni@t na@lasen, babe'
rSort nit S9aben!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27

Die eisentli&e 0olfsuertretuns i'm
gonsreb lit gar feline mebr. Oie
Wit9lieber bes Sauies werben brett
pom @olfe semdblt unb itnb alio
0oltsuertreter. Oie Mitslieber bes
Senats 1perben pon ben Staatsle9is=
loturen seudblt unb itnb 8ertreter Der
Staaten, bauon ieber swei Senatoren
tit ben Senat i@idt. Oas 9aus bat
lt@ ielbt Sefnebelt, ais es bic unter
benz Namet1 Neeb NuleS betannten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27

gloub Sournal Preb" ma@t aud feline
Nusnobme. &aum bate Der bemos
frati19e @eprdientant Mbeeler bon
&entudp In offener gonsrebiibunS bic
Nleselei besansen ben Yrtnsen9 einri@
einer little Out9man" gu nennen,
ba ma9te bic @esenpartei ben Ser
lu9, Yarteitapital baraus gu i6lasen,
inbem iie bic Deuti9.M meritaner ses
gen bte gauge bemotratii9e Yartei pers
beben min. Das 1T eine srobe 8e=
leibisuns fir uns Oeuti@ : Nmerita=
ner Iie trauen uns bersli6 menis Sn=
tsuisens unb Yriusipien gu, inbem iie
slauben, baB MIR in Der Weiie, unb
Inn einen Mann gu beftrafen, Der ii6
elmer Slesslet l9ulbis sema9t, nnlere
l1eberseusuns we&ieln. SIM @esen.
tbeil, bieie @erinsl9abuns, bic er1t
re9t bur6 bic Sinein5iebuns Der ans
sebli9 idle9ten Saltuns Ibmiral BON
Oieberi9s in Mantla Sap ieitens Der
prominenteiten &epublitaner i'm Ste
prdlentantenbauie beruorseboben mirb,
fann nur 8era9tuns fur bteie &epub:
lifaner beruorrufen. sic slaubten
mirtli9, nit benz Sober 9unberttau=
ienbe pon beuti6 : bemofratii6en unb
uuabbdnsisen Stimmen sepinnen gu
f0nnen, Stimmen, bic 1ie, wie ibnen
lebr mobl befannt, in ben gonsreb=
mablen i'm nd9iten Nouember n0tbis
baben, Inn nt6t sei6lasen gu werben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27

Sas Trausntimmre@t I'M Staate
Colorado i9etnt elm srinbli@er Sebl:
i6las gu iein. Oahelbe purbe I'm Sab
re 1898 baielbt etnsefabrt, nnb iebt
iiub es Srauen ielber, wel@e erf(dren,
baB bic Yolitit unter Witwirfuns Der
Srauen nod ptel corrupter seworben
iei, unb baB bas polttii6e 8eib itd
nod beutesiertser erwieien babe, als
Der profeiiioneue mdnnlide Polititer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27

Nad eineut lansen unb bisisen
Sample I'M Sauie Der Staatslestslas
tur iiber bic neue Steueruorlase, NOS
Bel auf beiben Seiten iti9baltise @rs
sumente uorsebradt wurben, lit bic:
ielbe Sienitas nit 60 aesen "a Stim.
men permorfen porben. go bleiben
bic alien @etbdltniiie bis auf Weis
teres bethlehem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27
6ouoernGr Saft uon ben Ybilippi

6oupsrnGr Saft uon BEN Pbilippi=
men bat suseitanben, baB mir nit Der
grmerbuns Der Pbilippinen einen
lbmeren Sebler sema&t baben, iast
aber, mir bdtten tie einmal, nnb unier
Stols uerbiete uns, iie aufSuseben.
Sreili6, neil MIR itol5 iinb, miiHen
mir fortfabreu, Sebler gu MAIDEN.
Ser Stols toitet unierem Solte Elm
Seibenselb unb piel 8lnt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27
Stabt=N eut9fetten.

- Ote bier pobnenbe @ittwe See
lena 3iesenbein erbielt Wontas bic
Srauerna9ri9t pon benz Tobe ibrer
So6ter, Der Srau 9ouiie Bui6, nell
DE am Senntas in @ranb Sorts, &c.
g., mad lansem Setben i'm Nlter Don
80 sSabren lelis i'm Serrn entidlafen
lit.
- SIM Sitter pon 6S Sabren lit
Wontas Worsen Srau Nelie g. Go=
gers, wel6e felt 1865 in ct. gloub
mobnbaft mar, ms Before Senieits
abberufen morben. Oie 8eerbisuas
fanb Wittmo9 pon Gr~d1lerbauie aus
itatt.
- Sn Winneapolis lit lebte $500
DE Elm Staatsuerein iener &dmpea
~orsantitrt ruorben, mel6e int gbilip=
ptnentrtese unier 8aterlanb pertbei=
bisten. Gum ce=Yrdltbenten bes
Sereins murbe 9err s. s. 9imperi9
BON ct. gloub errpdblt. Die Sab
resperiammluns bes 8ereins mirb am
eriten Samitas bes Wonats mat in
Mtnneapolis sebalten perben. 9ieut.
0imperi@ trift gorbereitunsen our
Organization zines 9ofalpereins.
IS. 8. Dam BON @eit Supe=
rtor, melder bier auf gelu9 meilt,
bat li6 enli6loHen, In bieiem Sabre
perl6iebene MODERN einseridtete @ob=
nllusen baueu gu laiien, Ote 6erren
s. 6. &reas unb s. g. Mcglure
iolen ii6 nit benz slei6en @ebanfen
trasen.
- Gin semiiier @err Grams, nell
6er lestes Sabr ben SaOlpiel: Club
pom 9it6ftelb leitete unb bemielben gu
man@em Siese perbalf, iiebt feline ge=
mibunsen, bic 8emobner ct. CLOUDS
fir einen berartisen Club gu sepin=
men, NIT Grfols sefrOnt. Ote Sc
iddftsleute ber Stabt baben Dem l1n=
ternebmeu @elb senus seiidert, Inn
es gu permirtlt6en. Serr Grams lit
mad srOberen Stdbten sereiit, I'M
quite Spieler fir BEN ct. gloub Club
gu 9%ewtnuen.
- Die Wifuaufee beutl9e Sbea=
:%ertruppe bat Ben Sbeatermanaser
Oauiolon wiiiea laiieu, baB lte auf
ibrer britten Sabresranbreile ct.
gloub am 10. Stunt erreidea unb int
Oauibion Opernbauie I'M Nbenbe
ienes Eases cine SoriteIuns seben
miro.
= @ittpe Inna Ylattes bat spei
an ibren @obnplas on IA. Npenle
nOrblt6 srenSenbe Cots benz Serrn
Sacob &aiiier fir $40 uertauft; bie=
Ter mtrb i'm Sribiabr ieiner Samilte
auf benz ermorbenea @runbe cine Hes
iioens bauen.
%. $. Spe pom Der ct. Gloub
Wfts. 60. lit burd Nnfauf gisens
tbimer Der Steuenion'S giieusieBerei
unb ber Wal6tnen=@ ertitdtte serpor=
BEN unb mirb bas gtablil1ement nod
uorbersesansener Nusbeiieruns in Be-
trieb balten.
= Der 26 Sabre alte s, g. Stor=
tamp, melder tnfolse uneruarteter
Gntlabuns elmer Slinte cine ieiner
6dnbe i6redlid Surt9tete, bat ii9
Samitas BRET Singer Ser ldbirten
9anb i'm ct. &apbael's hospital
%amputiren laiien.
= Nnmalt g. 9. @orman bat Sic
Sirma Sep & Woos contractli9 nit
Der 2ieferuns Der 3ieseliteine be-
trout, mel1e betm Neubau neben 9ab=
ner's @ilenuaarenbanbluns ueruen6et
iuerben.
Ole ct. gloub sSron @orfs mer=
BEN ben Minneapolis Sron Worfs aue
@ubmaaren fur beren @ebrau9 mdbs
renb bieies Sabres contractli9 beiorz
gen.
- @ebr. Saul unb sSatob 6elb
BON BIER baben tbre so Mder sroBe,
tn Benton County selesene Tarm an
Soiepb Sured fur 81, 500 fdufli9 ab=
9etreten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27
Die fanflide 8ewdHeruns Iespp

Die fanali6e Sewaiieruns aespp'
tens wirb in ben nd9iten Wo9en etz
men mi9tisen @bi6nitt ibrer arbeiten
s%olenben; es ftebt bic gr6fnnns Der
rieiisen @anerwerte BET a1iut be-
itimmt 81 ermarteu. 8ei bieien Saus
ten iinb iiber 10000 Weni6en be-
ihGftiQt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27

Die Mepublifaner itnb bod wtrflt.
DE S@laumeier anb Der pom uSt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27

YraFsent &ooisbelt 1T itols auf
feline gntl9eibuns 9esen @bmiral
S6lep unb slaubt, bas @olf erleu9.
tet gu baben; ipdter mirb er erleu9tet
perben.
Evening journal., 1902-01-23
When We're You Born?

Astrologers say that il one could
choose his own time to be born he
could not do better than to select the
period between January 20 and Febru-
ary 10. That is known as the sign Of
Aduarius. the water bearer, and the
largest constellation in the heavens.
Persons born under this sign are said
to be extremely fortunate and partake
in advance OF the powers that are to
belong to the coming race.
A. person born under Aquarius pos
sesses by nature the ability to control
insane people, and they are said to
learn things by intuition and without
the poring and memOrizing that those
born under other signs are obliged to
resort to- Aquarius subjects usually
are well-grown handsome people, at
tractive and fascinating. They are
natural. healers and proficient In any
thing they undertake. They are grace
ful and refined and sometimes ex-
ltremely critical.
Uranus, the dispenser of occult
power. and Saturn. the star of medita
tion. are their planets. They should
marry people born under their owl
sign
Evening journal., 1902-01-23
She Made a Courtesy

All the Washington women are talk
ing about it, and many others who are
not fortunate as to live in the Nations
capital. IL is the courtesy made to
President Roosevelt on the occasion of
a recent diplomatic reception. It was
made by only one American woman
she was Mrs. Glover. daughter Of Sem
ator Clark. the Montana millionaire
She executed bended-knee how be-
fore the President. which was so elabo-
rate and prolonged that it delayed for
almost a minute the long line of watt
ing guests.
Courtesies are not so rare at diplo-
matte receptions, however, as the
greater number Of the women connect
ed with the foreign embassies bring
their court manners here with
them just as they bring their court
clothes. They greet the President OF
the United States Just the same as
they do the rulers Of other countries
On the other hand. American women
Droifer their hands to the President
and bOw-perhaps a little lower than
Evening journal., 1902-01-23

perfect faith advance up the mountain
side and kneel In suppllcation. There
is a moment OF the most impressive
silence as a shaft OF pure white light OF
wondrOus brillianoy slowly rests on
their faces. and as It was written. they
were made whole" The scene slowly
fades away and again We see Ben Hur
asleep In the Vale OF Hinnom, only 10
be aroused and conducted 10 Mount
Olivet where In a reyerent and delicate
suggestion of the Divine Presence he
is reunited with his mother and sister.
No play within the memory of the old
est theatrical patronsihas excited such
general and widespread interest as has
Ben Hur" The curtain for the after
noon performance rises at o'clock
sharp. and at the evening performance,
promptly at o'clock At this mo-
ment the theatre Is darkened, and one
of the most beautiful pictures In tho
series Is revealed. namely: the appear
ance OF the Star OF bethlehem to the
Wise Men IN the east. There Is no
overture by the orchestra. Those who
wish good seats for next week viii
do we'll to make an early call at the
box office, money In hand.
Evening journal., 1902-01-23
PromInent Churchmen Meet

George A. Elliott and q. T. Candy, of
this city. attended the National Con
feI ence Of the Church. Clubs Of the
United States. which was held ia Hart
ford. Conn. yesterday. Ia Trinity
Church parish house The annual
banquet was held last night under the
auspices Of the New Haven Episcopal
Club.
Men Of prominence who were pres
ent and made addresses were: Profess
Isor billiard. of New Orleans: DR..
George Wharton Pepper, of Philadel-
phia; Judge U. l. Marvin, OF Cleve-
land: Dr. J. II. Canfeld, OF Columbia
University; Bishop Brewster, of Con-
necticut; Bishop Brent. of the diocese
of the Philippines; Robert Treat
Paine. OF Boston; Rear Admiral A. r.
Mcmahon. of the United States Navy.
and the Rev. Anson p. Stokes, Jr., Of
Yale
Evening journal., 1902-01-23
Social and Personal Notes

Miss Eta Rose. of Newark. spent
Saturday and Sunday with Miss Lucy
Eastburn. at Union.
J. T. Thompson. manager of the
kenross Gold Mining Company, spent
Yesterday in Philadelphia.
Former Representative David c.
Rose and Mrs Rose are visiting their
son. ID. Lee Rose. in Renova. Pa.
Charles McCullodh, Of Atlantic CITY
IS spending few days with relatives
in this city.
Members of the Odessa Amateur
Dramatic Association will produce the
Dlav THE Woodcocks Little Game"
in Middletown. tonight.
Mrs. Alfred S. Elliott and Mrs
George P. Russell will give a tea IN
the residence Of the former. No. zoos
Jefferson street. from to G O'Clock
this afternoon.
Miss Mary Woodmancy is the guest
Of Miss Eva Edwards, in Coatesville.
Pa
Mrs. Harry Proud. Of Mendenhall.
Pa. has been visiting friends in the
city
Mrs. R. H. Matlack has been visiting
Mrs. Joseph swithin. in Smyrna.
Charles w Savery. nephew OF
Thomas H. Savery. has been elected
superintendent CT the Meadow Noun
tain Lumber Company, OF which the
llatter is president.
Evening journal., 1902-01-23
RsIltciiens Of a Bachelor

One woman breaks a mans heart
and some other woman mends Il.
Even il a mans money could hold
out forever he could never get a cor
ner on experience.
A woman's idea of a good reference
is something you give to a bad cook to
get rid Of her.
Some women seem to have an idea
that when a man wants TO make money
he takes OF his coat and prints il OF
lsomething.
If a man lives in his own house he
pays the interest on lis own mortgage;
If he lives in a rented house he pays the
interest on somebody's else's mortgage
New York Press.
Evening journal., 1902-01-23
"SOme Ol TheSe laYs''

Some Of these days"-that's the way
that we sing it;
Some of these days"-so the merry
bells ring lit;
In the dark O. the ways
All the stars are a-blaze
Der the dreams that are leading to
Some of these days"
Some of these days ys'-that's the
old song forever;
Life will reach heights crowning every
endeayor;
And prayer will be praise
Where anthems we'll raise
In the beautiful sunrise Of Some Of
these daysl"
Some Of these days'-thats the way
for the singing,
Some Of these days s'-let the bells
keep a-ringingl
Though sorrow betrays
And the thorns choke the ways,
Gods roses win bloom for us "S0ml
Of these daysl"
Atlanta Constitution.
Evening journal., 1902-01-23
NOTES on THE CHURCHES

Women Of Asbury Church
have laid new carpet in the parsonage
and the trustees are making repairs
to- the church
&C.. Elsmerc Presbyterian Sunday school
viii celebrate iis thirteenth anniversary
tomorrow night An excellent program
has been prepared. which win include ad-
dresses by the Rcv. Edgar Franklin and
the Rev. w. T.. Freund, pastor OF Han
over Church, ih's city.
The Rev. Vaughan $. Collins. for
merly pastor OF Scott NJ ~. Church, this
city, Is conducting @ successful revival
meeting in Asbury NJ H. Church, Smyr-
ma. OF which he is pastor. About fifty
persons have protested conversion and
the meetings continue day and night
with unabated interest. Smyrna stores
are closed every night except Saturday
i'm order that everybody may go to
church.
Revival services continue with
unabated interest in First M. p.
Church. The pastor tonight will
preach on "A Mask for the Archer"
and Miss Elsie Mckinley will sing.
The altar was filed with penitents last
night
The Rev. Alfred H. Scott preached
at the revival service in st. Pauls NJ. H.
Church last night. Tonight the sermon
viii be preached by DIR. Adams, Of Union
NJ. II. Church.
Members of the Christian Endeavor
Society of St. Luke's Reformed Episco-
pal Church. Eighth and Monroe streets.
will give a reception to the new rector.
lIra
Price. this evening. i Is probable that
the RI. Rev. James A. Latane, ID. D..
bishop Of the New York and philadel-
phia Synod. will be present. as we'll as
the Rev. William Tracy, ID. D., Of Phila-
delphia
SPECIAL services will be conducted ia
Second Baptist Church by the pastor, the
Rev. II. II. Briggs this evening.
...Dr. w. H. Lang, Of this city. will
address meeting OF Sunday school
workers in Dover tonight
Next Sunday wii be special rally
day at EpwOrth Church. when effort
will be made TO reduce the mortgage
on the church. property. The Dinwid-
die Colored Quartet, OF Philadelphia.
Will sing at the morning and evening
services.
Mrs w. $. Smalley will lead the
meeting in Alliance Hail. No. 6lO Adams
street. this evening at 7.f5 O'Clock
...At large congregational meeting
the First Presbyterian Church last night
extended unanimous call 90 the Rev.
w. Franklin Smiley at present pastor OF
the Presbyterian Church la Holmesburg.
Pa The Rev Il. A. McCurday. ID. d..
pastor of Central Presbyterian Church.
acted as moderator end opened the meet
ing with prayer.
Ii being announced that nominations
were in order Mr.. McCurdy said that
the session OF the church had considered
the matter at length and that a communi-
cation had been sent TO Mr.. Smiley. tell
ing him that nj a meeting OF the congre-
cation he would receive call 10 become
pastor of First Church. DR.. McCurdy
added that the congregation was the can
didate For the minister and not the minis
ter the candidate for the position.
The salary of the pastor was Fixed az
$500 year. to he paid monthly, and
vacation OF one month viii be allowed.
The church mas been without a pastor
since July.
Evening journal., 1902-01-23

communications OF a social nature,
ceived by the Evening Journal. The So
morning from TO III o'clock by telephone.
No. 500 d. q A.. or 2fS Delmarvla.
Mrs. George ID. Cleland, Miss Ellen
Cleland. Miss Rebecca Solomon and Mrs.
James Dobbs, all OF this city. and Mrs.
+. O.. Dutton. OF New York formerly of
Wilmington, were among the guests at
the wedding OF Miss Mary Elizabeth
Miholland and Francis NJ. j. Morrissey,
Of Richmond Va. which took place in
Baltimore yesterday. The ceremony was
performed by Cardinal Gibbons in st.
lgnatius' Roman Catholic Church. Be-
fore the marriage his eminence made an
address ia which he referred to the fact
that ne onlciated thirty-three years ago
at the marriage Of the brides parents.
The Rev John A. Chester, OF Loyola
College, procurator Of the Jesuit Province
OF Maryland, ana New York. was the
celebrant of the mass
The Cardinal was attended by the Rev.
John b. Boland. OF St. Nincent's Church;
the Rev Thomas Stapleton, of ST. Eliza
beths: the Rev. f. ID. Boone and the
Rev John Ryan, OF Loyola College. and
the Rev e. NJ. Tearney. of Fails
Church, Va. Father Chester was attend
ed by TWO acolytes, Clarence V. Milhol.
| land. a brother of the bride and George
| May
The bride was escorted by her father
They were preceded to the sanctuary by
the little flower girl, Miss Clara u. Corn
WELL Of Richmond niece OF the groom
/ and by the ushers-C Charles W. Milhol
land and Francis y. Milholland, brother
OF the bride; Charles b. Reilly an'
George NJ $. Reilly, mcles of the bride
and Maurice A. Powers and Joseph Pow
ers. Of Washington.
The groom with his best man-hi
brother-Ambrose A. Morrissey, OF Rich
mond, met the briday party at the altar
Miss Helen A. Linhard was the organisi
The brides gown was Of mode pam
crepe. trimmed with point De hlet lac
and turquoise panne velvet She wore
. Gainsborough hat and carried Bird
roses. The little flower girls gown wa
of white lace. She carried basket q
la France roses.
The wedding was followed 10y a reccI
tion at the home Of the bride Later
the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Morrisse
left for a wedding journey which will IL
clude visits TO New York, Cincinnati an
New Orleans Their home win be
Richmond, where the groom is connecte
with the Chesapeake and Ono Cot
d, Company.
Evening journal., 1902-01-23
Gave Dinner in His Honor

Friends Of p p Mcconnell gave a
dinner in his honor last evening in
Shields Library Hall Among the
guests were James Combs. Charles b.
Dougherty. A. A. Cahill Thomas
Walsh. George II. Spath, Charles H.
.TenWeeges. City Auditor John Bough-
man. City Clerk William II. Hamann.
Daniel O'Mera, Joseph Higgins, Will
liam p. Clayton. Patricius Dougherty,
Hugh Sweeney, William A. Ford, Peter
Worth. Simon Moran. John Garvey, Al.
Hession. William ]. McNee and others
Evening journal., 1902-01-23

narrow just where you would have il
narrOw-at the middle of the back.
The front of the buckle had better be
small. unless one is either very slender
or very much after effects. The wide
front clasp has a way of making the
abdomen seem prominent, and is not
becoming to many. The little round
buckle. the medallion, the circle, the
clasp. the little nO-matter-what orna-
ment. so long as it is small. looks well
upon all waists and can be drawn down
i'm the universal point.
Evening journal., 1902-01-23
Belt Buckles

The shirt wait belt is thing that
demands attention. for it is a thing
apart. like the stock Belts spring up
every day, and are every day buried
and forgotten in the depths of Nine.
La Modes castaways, but they come to
light again, anew, enjoying another
existence.
The belt which at this very second
holds the centre of the worlds atten-
tion, that part of it which is interested
in the winter shirt waist, is the one
that has two buckles, one in the mid
die of the front and one in the middle
of the back. This may be shaped belt
but It must be shaped by someone who
understands the how and wherefore.
The buckle in the back, in the case
of the belt with the two buckles, is bhC
one that is for show. 1t is slidder
upon a ribbon. and takes it's place right
in the middle of the back. 1t may be
one Of those long narrow buckles which
make the waist look so lengthy anC
slender. or it may be a more up-to-dat'
thing.
One Of the very newest of the bacl
of the waist buckles looks likl
three buckles-and, indeed, it Il
three. fastened underneath in SOM
way. Visible there are three circula,
buckles caught in buckle feshioI
through the silk They may be il
pearls. which are so pretty, or in steel
which is so fashionable, or in silver
which is fad with so many women.
A black buckle that is worn by man.
of the most fashionable dressers is il
strips, all the parts coming togethe
at the middle. but separating top an
bottom. This makes a wide buckle
Evening journal., 1902-01-23
Held Important Meeting

An important and interesting meet
ing of the members of the Horace Burr
Club was held on Tuesday evening.
After the disposal of business matters.
the members present went on trolley
ride and afterward participated in an
elaborate banquet, after which they
separated wishing each other many
happy returns of the occasion.
Evening journal., 1902-01-23

Rainbow effects. under Irish guipure
which are brought about by placing
layers of chiffon, one over the other
pale green over pink and mauve are
seen on some of the most stylish wraps
on fashionable nights at the opera.
Evening journal., 1902-01-23

to an acquaintance in the street. Mrs.
Glover has spent much time abroad,
and mingled in European society and
it was there that she attained her pro-
liciency in making the courtesy.