New-York tribune., 1902-07-14

The dean Of Chicago University has pronounced
against the 'hatless girl " said a woman at the
seashore yesterday. ut IS exceedingly difficult TO
see just where the summer maiden vexes propriety
by her pleasant habit Of going hatless warm
evening why. when she carries parasol or
travels along country lanes village streets IN
necessary to burden her head with a hat. Custom
is a curious thing A woman is urgently besought
n rernove ber h9+ N The fhesTre and reviIed for
not doing so; and she may go 10 balls with wisp
yard the air Of the suddenly renders the
1ess g pc ,h &c psf women tos IA s7 ~ am nerica
Women Of the Southern races have always been
and summer heat throughout the United States,
though not as long Is as 60Trd m as han IN
Is PreeT than PRETTY s Peaa sn 1I n95 6 9n nothing
At the convention Of the National Sunday School
Association, held recently in Denver, a great deal
of time given to the discussion of the ques-
ton, Why Do We Not Hold the Boys?"
Mrs a. 4. Hawley. president OF the Colorado
wonan's Christian Temperance Union and well
known woman In that state replied at a public
1T is teaching the history, and topography Of
g0qd sjtzsnshP When f fos s sgPday " yI aS00I h0a
TO the individual and the community, instead OF
they get out Of knickerbockers
The itinerant Sunday school organizer. working
after the wandering method of the oldtime ftin-
Methodist preacher, Is a development OF the
West, where magnificent distances and scattered
population make the system useful. ". J. Schur-
is the organizer, and he has tent wagon in
which he travels through the sparsely settled
and summer months He has all the conveniences
Of home in his wagon, among the things stored
away in its capacious interior being following:
One folding organ, one frying pan one hundred
one movable boxed stove Combination tent.
one kettle, one drygoods box Of toys. balls bats
The balls are the raissonary's bait to catch his
day schools in Wyoming is due to the fact that the
missionary Struck a ranch wheFe me h Doys el had
ball and bat along. and devoted one afternoon-he
ing the sons of the house baseball. IN recognition
of his qualities as good fellow they turned IN
distance for the Sunday school. out Of which a
church eventually grew.
Y am taking italian lessons" said the studious
woman. ''of the dearest little Italian girl in the
world They were a good. middle class family in
Italy lost their money and the brother came TO
this country TO mend his fortunes. After a while
he sent for his sisters, and the three live
in tenement house in the Italian quarter. Their
sister nv Instructor, IS pretty picture and
gcey g does wear the o9eerest things one hot day
went in and found her in an odd garment made of
nearly to the bottom OF her short petticoat All up
were bits Of openvork embroidery let into the
terial Il was the most PeGular Iookng dressFg ss
OF the kitchen floor. when not required for meals,
with
with velvet iounces in high relief all over it"
You should try to be a little gentle, Regi-
nald" said the mother Of an obstreperous six-year
old The Bible tells that the meek shall in
herit the earth. you know" And what good would
the earth do me, II did inherit II? You'd
make me put il in the bank, send it TO the
heather. or divvy II with sister Sue lay IL away
and only use it Sundays; wouldn,t get no good
out of the darned old thing anyway!
The object Of the Mothers Club OF New-Canaan
Conn. which was organized not long ago, is set
forth in the constitution follows:
To study the ways and methods OF training our
children. 10 perfect homes that they may be a
constant inspiration for good and TO try and NIL
more perfectly the sacred place OF mother
This is the only club in Connecticut, far. that
has pledge It reads:
We. as women who wish to make the home life
beautiful without and within. the seeds Of
kindness. honesty and fidelity in the hearts Of our
children. GO band ourselves together in order 10
help another, casting out all 'uncharitableness
10 make ourselves true mothers and homekeepers.
With the help Of Our Father. we thus pledge our
+ selves.