Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-25

tociety and to order their manners In
accordance with what we long ago
elected TO call the Gospel OF Conven-
tonality' were not the illiterate and
vulgar Men and women--women, in
parucnlar-to whom changed clrcum-
stances oi removal from secluded homes
70 fashionable neighborhoods involved
the necessity Of altered habits OF social
intercourse, girls, whose parents are
content to live and move In the deep
ruts In which they and their forebears
were born, people of humble lineage
and rude bringing-up. who yet have
longings and tastes for gentlehood AMI
Tor the harmony and beauty that 20
with really good breeding-these make
UP the body of her clientele Every
page Of her manual was written with a
thought Of them In her mind She has
tried to make the lessons they would
learn simple, and In an to show the
aptness of the phrase quoted above az
descriptive Of the code made UP Of de.
corous and gracious ordinances. "Ev-
eryday Etiquette" differs from all other
books on etiquette In that It treats the
subject simply ana sanely, without a
trace OF snobbishness. The titles of
several chapters indicate the wide scope
and the up-tO-date character of the
content Sending and receiving lnvi-
tatlons, cards ana calls letter writing
functions the home wedding. the church
wedding, the debutante, the chaperon.
making and receiving gifts. bachelor
hospitality. the visitor. the visited. The
Bohbs-Merrill Co, indianapolis.
Pup, the Autobiography Of n Grey.
hound" the first volume IN their AMI
NAL Autobiographical Series,is one Of the
latest publications OIL NJ. CaldwellCo. of
Boston and New York. Unlike so many
OF the animal stories Of the day, It does
not credit the dog with superhuman in
telligence, and does not give us the pic
ture OF an animal while the actions and
thoughts are those Of a person, but
Pup Is a real dog, and his story is sim
ply and truthfuly told by Mrs. Ollie
Hurd Bragdon, the author and his
owner. lie is an intelligent English
greyhound, one Of the noblsst and most
faithful ~ dogs, and his many adven-
lures, haps and mishaps, viii bring
smiles and tears 10 the eyes Of all
renders whether young or old, while a
great charm OF the book lies In the H.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS taken Of Pup
himself ana his many friends There
IL also frontispiece In color
A remarkable genius Is Peter Rosee-
ser German, peasart-born. a sort OF
modern apostle, who, through his un-
usual writings about Christ and his
Word, has gathered around him a circle
Of admirers. His latest book, the great
literary sensation Of the day In Ger
many, ms for the title the four mystic
letters that We're fixed ut the head of
the Cross, l. y. II. I. II has Just been
brought ont iu America under the same
name.
II is a homely even collodulal. ac-
count OF the life OF Jesus supposed 20
to he written by a poor carpenter in
prison and under sentence Of death Tor
o crime committed in a rash moment of
social onthugiasm. II tell. Of Jesus as q
man. living and doing good among men,
and this latter-d7y evanrel with uq d.
rect and naive simplicity ~ dlction.
hrings the figure Of the Savior wildly
near.
The illustrations IN four colors were
raintod m the Holy Land by Corwin
Knapp Linson.
The story Of the fate OF Peter Roses-