Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1903-11-05

In tho revival Of romance. which hasl
been feature Of recent years. Mr.. scol- |
lards paace IS already we'll defined. His /
work as "a novelist displays the same
Quanies-grace. refinement and clarity of
slylc-that characterize his poems. TO-
Eother with a marked gift FOR strong aud
Sustained narrative. His LATEST book
"Count Falcon OF tho Eyrio' published
hv James pott and CO., New York; Is fun
go baf ~ ronsnaisc iialcs should have
rit. nj moves. and IT moves rapidly.
rhero ts a gallant hero. and there Is all
loast one fair lady and their adventures.
arc many and atirrins. Although the
volume has beon published but short
time. lt is attracting much attention, and
promises to attain TO the sumo success
as Mr scolards previous efforts On the
llno OF fiction"
Tho Criterion has pleasantly embodied
tle charm Of the Thanksgiving festival IN
fis November issue. Among the special
articles most worthy of note We ind "a
clean-cut. authoritative exposition OF the
Bundlng of the Balkan States, by Charles
Johnston: The white House-Its MIS-
Presses and AIomories,~-5y Daisy ntzhugh,
Avros. a study of four of the famous first
Gen. James Grant Wilson; and an nc
count Of the historic old Mott House Of
sleepy Hollow fame, by Mnna Irving.
Many unusually bright. clever stories
grace this number Of the Criterion mo-
tably-A Public Thanksgiving, by Harriet
PRESCOTT spoford; J. r. Bishops hum
orous account OF Policeman Flynnt
Golden wedding: and a tragic French
Canadian sketch, LaPtiie. by Clan
I4icks. The Criterion Publication Co., Is
INflh avenue New York city.
Tn. November number of The Century
which opans Volume IlXNII, celebrate
fhaa event by a new cover On color and b
a variety Of colored tnscts, which includ
amonx the subjects. Tropical Sunsets
wild Animals. and Italian Gardens A
the head OF the fiction OF the number !
ahe nrst part OF new novel entite
-Four Roads to Parodise. by Maud wal
der Goodwin. author OF Head of a Hun
dred. ETC.. a story OF Now York soclS
neopla. the scene partly laid IN Florence
In tho short stories The element OF hume
rreaominates. Tho Missing ENeQuatur, D
BENJAMIN II. Iodgoly, a lauehable stor
Of consular NE: The Marrying Of susa
Ciexr. by Anne Warner. a writer ne'
10 The Century: The Reggie Livings,one'
Country Life a story Of hunting society
By David Gray; Tho Little Canoe.
humorous sketch Of Porto Rico, by II. w
Phillips. Two stories Of a more Fontlmen
tai cast arc The Shadow Of Love b
George Hubbard. and The Summer Of 81
Martin a phantasy Of very deicat
charm by Dr. S. Weir Mitchell. The ell
foriai articles are All Eyes on New York
..I.I az,
s0me Effects OF Modern Publicity. an
there Is a variety Of dight material. I9
tuoats Of tho number are Henry van Dyio
fr Clinton Dangorfeid. Marion Couthou
Smith. Evelyn Plnnney. Arthur stringe
Elsa Barker. and others.
Good Housekeeping for November h.
a charming cover design in blue and o
anee. and opens with the first anstallme
OF q serial tsory. Paying Guests by Ma
Stewart Cutting. the author Of L3t'
etorioas OF Married Life. This is nlustrat
By Kari Anderson. Toys, their ways a.
needs. are sympathetcally treated In
symposium whose chief contributors q
William Allen White and Judge Shu
the elrfhor Of The Real Diary OF a re
Boy. The court Of justice at the Ge0r
Junlor Republic is described by John
Parker w1th the aid OF a spirited illl
kzston. Other leading lectures OF a ri
humber are; Thanksgiving Day on {
Road. BY Josiah Flynt illustrated; Plao
Cor Books. by r. Chouteau Brown. illu
s fraoed: The White Woman and the NegI
by Ellen Barrel Ligon NJ. d.: Indo
q Sports by DR.. Peirson S. Page; Hospts
fty. Old and New. BY Edwin MARKHAM
A. Baa.eclor's Thanksgiving Dinner
al g1eSter Price illustrated; The Home
RHO chrysanthemum. by Florence Petite
s NIi,lstrated; Oytsers. by w. b. Thornto
tuustrated. The array Of autumnal coo
+ s ~ " = noaable one
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