The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-15
WOMEN'S MAGAZINES

The September number Of the popular
Housekeeper is full Of September glow
and color from the cover. with it's pretty
maidens gathering goldenrod. thru to
the last page. Eliza Orne White con-
tributes one Of her charming New Eng
land stories, Grace McElroy 1urs con-
tinues her sprightly story. of three girls
in Paris, and Martha McCulloch Williams
discourses Of gossip in her letter of So
ctety woman. Two pages are given up
to the discussion Of ''The Wife's Pocket
Book by the readers Of the magazine.
Edward Walter Dawson has an illustrated
article on 1.-THE Charming Women of
Japan" and there is a second feature
on the cherry blossom country, "The Day
When Every Japanese Girl Is a Queen
Fashions, millineryean and home made fur
nitures are some Of the practical subjects
| taken up. Mrs. Hitler gives sure rules for
perfect breadmaking, and also writes Of
the chatting dish. There is a charming de-
scription of an autumn leaf wedding for
the fall BRIDE and the children's hour will
interest the small ones.
Harper's Bazaar for September presents
an interesting assortment of stories,s spc-
cial articles and household matter, with
a generous amount Of space given over to
| fashions. Marion Foster Washburn writes
Of IAN Irresponsible Ramble," and Louise
Fiske sBryson of Training the Memory
There is a child story by Frances Roberts.
1.-THE First Monday in September, and
Number Seventeen-An Episode Louise
c. Hale tells of shopping in Italy, and
the article is Illustrated with pen and
ink sketches by Walter Hale, who Is well
known to the people Of st. Paul and Min
neapolis. The serials-Josephine Das-
kam's Memoirs Of a Baby" and William
r. Lighton's 1.-THE Ultimate Moment
info So two Hr,Io1 ,1n Md tol1c
Of Frau Heyl, the German domestic or
ganizer, and there are other features to
add to the attractiveness Of the number
The Womans Home Companion for Sep
| TENDER has stories by VIII N. Harden,
Zoe Anderson Norris, Eden Philpotts and
| Holman F. Day. Myrtle Reed recalls the
| sad story of Theodosia Burr, and Waldo
mar B. Kaempffert writes Of "Radium and
| the Woman Who Discovered IT, An
article on American fox hunting is Illus
trated with some spirited pictures, and
| e. F. Ebert tells Of the good work the
Lutherans are doing The fashions take
| ness dress for women. There are many
suggestions for the housekeeper. and sew
eral pages are devoted to matters of In
terest to the children
| Katherine Swan describes housekeeping
on yacht in the September Good House
keeping. Julia Ward Howe sends a sym.
pathetic message to the magazines read
ers Isabel Gordon Curtis writes of the
Carnegie gardens, and Henry Demarest
| Lloyd Of 1.-The Abolition of Poverty
Jane Adams has some very sensible
! things to say on the servant problem, and
Edith Kingsmill gives her opinion of the
new discipline. Edith Commander con-
tributes an interview with Mrs. Russell
| Sage on 1tWOmen and Tobacco Smoke
! There is a story by Frances Bent Dillfng-
ham, and of fashions and household
suggestions there are an abundance
Samuel e. Moffett presents a readable
sketch Of Mark Twain to the readers Of
the Pilgrim for September The patriotic
calendar has Whittier for its subject, and
Ruth Everett writes of the schools for the
blind There are stories by Shirley w.
| Smith, Curtis Durham, Harold Begbie and
| Gustav Kobbe, while fashions and articles
| on domestic subjects fill several pages.
| 8 Constance Mcintyre writes of the tooth
| some dishes of Cornwall In the September
Table Talk, and Alice Chittenden tells
Iof oriental rugs, their economy and care.
Emma J. Gray writes wtttily Of what man
would do as a housekeeper. Leonora Beck
Ellis has something to say of the grape
as q. tonic and nutrient, Dorothy Shop
| herd gives some home helps for the school
room. and for the woman in search Of
something new for the table there are
suggestions a-plenty
| In the September Cooking Club there
| are pages and pages of recipes for dishes
especially appropriate to the month, and
/ picking and preserving play an important
part in the table Of contents. Harriet
/ Brooke contributes short story.
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