Evening journal., 1904-07-07


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ring experiences as attache az st. Peters
burg during the Crimcan War.
The fiction nearly an Of wa'ch IS Illus
trated. Includes further inslalmcnts OF
Dr. Weir MitchcHrs piquant and daring
"rhe Youth o. Washington told IN the
form Of an autobiography, and Jack Lon
dons vivid and adventurous The Sea-
Wolf" and nine compete tales.
Dodi Mead and Company announce
for publication i'm the Fan, "The Flight
Of a Moth" by Emily Post.
The author Of "The Flight Of a Moth"
has taken as the heroine of her book an
attractive woman who has occurred lib
erty 70 do exactly as she pieases.
The things she does. and sees. and
thinks; her great social success, and what
happens To her in the end is OF course
the pot of the book The scenes are laid
in France. Germany and England. and
are faithful portraits OF the social life In
country houses abroad.
Dodd. Mead and Company are 10 pub
lish at the end Of the summer. "Thackeray
in the United States" by General James
Grant Wilson, author of bryant ana
5 His Friends" "Llfe OF General Grant"
etc. The work will be in two volumes
? and viii contain fac-simile letters with
] pen-and-ink drawings by Doyle and
! Thackeray. Some of these will appear for
the first time. and show Thackerays most
Characteristic and best work. There viii
s be nearly one hundred illustrations IN all
including about fifteen ful-page Thack-
{ cray portraits by D'Orsay. Doyle. Leech
s Macilse and others.
The unique feature Of the July St
n Nicholas is the beginning Of a serial
y story for boys translated from the Jap
n anese for st. Nicholas. and written by
one Of Japan's most popular novelists
n Gensai Mural The story, which vii
@ run through several numbers. is EMIT.
n led kibun Dalzin, or From Shark bos
Il to Merchant Prince. and Is founded
upon the life of Bunzayemon Kinoku.
i niya, a japanese merchant Of the eigh
n teenth century, whose pluck, wisdom
II and enterprising spirit made him on
Of the most prosperous and respected
men Of the time. The opening chapter
A. lare attractively illustrated by Variar
10 In the July st. Nicholas too there ar
: new chapters Of p. L. Farjeon's oddl
y, entertaining A Comedy In Wax and O
= What Another Summer Brought I
Denise and Ned Toodles. Allan 7
= Ames' The Largest Squash is, goo
" story Of a pluclxy boys work and sue
:" cess. Plenty of pictures and shorte
stories and sketches give full measure
while the departments. Nature am
q Science, the Letter-Box. the ST. Nicho
d las League, Books and Reading. and tn
Stamp Page. are crammed with pleas
ure and profit for readers of all ages.
Social Service for July is Socia
Secretary number. in which is include
il a comprehensive study Of this new pro
- fession, as we'll as articles from tn
: various Social Secretaries in Americ
. and Europe, showing exactly wha
their work is what they have accom-
" plished in the past. what they are do
ing now and their plans for the future
u One of the noticeable features is
diary Of an English Social Secretar!
L showing exactly what was accomplish
"a ed, hour by hour. during one week ID
Josiah Strong writes Of A New Profes
n- sion; Diana Hirschler talks OF the Sc
n cial Secretary at Work; Pearl I
ST Wyche tells Of tfe work In a Souther
b. Factory, and Or. William II. Tolma
8. has an extended article on English Sc
n cial Secretaries.
es Whether women are born mattel
ar makers or not will always remain
r question. II is pretty certain, how
ever, that some happily married youn
; women have an insane desire TO get a
their friends in a like state. That
the theme of Hamblen Sears fortl
coming novel, entitled A Box
Matches. The story deals with a your
married couple, Mr.. and Mrs Braveu
who live In the summer in their coui
try house near the Naugatuclx COUNT
Club, which is laid somewhere in reat
OF New York city by rail. In the cour
Of the narrative Mrs. Braveur, who
an inveterate matchmaker, gets mo
of her girl friends engaged while thi
are visiting her, or lays the grouni
work Of future matrimonial arrang
ments for them. The book will be {
sued by Dodd, Mead & Company,
New York.