New-York tribune., 1905-02-06

natl schools viii turn out in few years At least,
# they do not the fault cannot laid at the
OF the School Board. for the Syllabus OF Hy-
gtene" recently issued by that body is calculated
to set children on the road health and beauty.
The command has gone forth that the public
school teachers must turn into preachers and by
continued sermons instil this doctrine Of health
and cleanliness into the hearts and minds of their
charges. Included in the "syIlabus' is this sug-
gestion:
igh heels and tight fitting shoes cause defOrmed
among others. there are also the following pre-
60 to bed early at regular hour.
S9 h4e s eflIh @ very eoId water when overheated-
5rusn the teeth every morning; rinse the mouth
Dirt should be removed from finger nails daily,
poisonous germs gather under the nails.
Wash the hair with water and soap; brush it
The temperature Of a room in cold weather
The Unsanitary Nature OF That Sacred Institu-
ton. the Home" IS the subject OF Mrs Charlotte
Perkins Gman's latest contribution to her favorite
subject Charity IS said to begin at home she says,
but sanitary science does not, a circumstance
which bears very hard upon the women who are
houses and the children herewith Tor s9v tyvetI w
EWo out Of the twenty-four hours Of the day. Mrs.
sutuuon which now takes in the ''wreckage" Of
he 90 5[lly, Ille Hosp-l1d Inc one need not
achieve its decoration without masses Of dust gen
and as smooth with thrilling BEATTY of color md
of line. pure satisfying PROPORTION ana ali manner
OF tender ornament and decoration. and vet have
not needless thing IL it.
That al husbands are jealous Is assumed to be
one Of the indisDutable facts Of life by a writer
IN Home Chat" All wives are jealous too. ao-
coroing TO the same authority. but they
peoted TO smother the passion at its birth, while
in the husband it is a less tustihabe feel
ing. The advice given the jealous woman is not
at all bad. however. provided she has sufficient
command OF ready money TO follow 1t is merely
to make herself douby attractive. Let her go TO a
dressmaker and order an extraordinarily handsome
hair arranged in a new styIe and thence to a
- a
After this she may expect her husband 10 VOW that
peace will reign.
The wearer Of an opal ring should not warm her
hands at the fire. for opals easily affected by
changes Of temperature and sudden exposure 70
heat might easily split them
The woman who has deft fingers and can turn
out unlimited quantities Of chiffon and ribbon
for this gives the IMPRESSION that she scaters them
broadcast just because they are cheap and easily
made.
When skilfully manipulated, Grape invests the
customary suits of solemn black" with a dignity
and elegance that render her mourning gaTb emf
neutly becoming 10 almost every woman says
prominent designer Of artistic robes. Rather Sc
we're and simple lines should be selected she says
with usUreleSS silk and q little embroidery \ wild
should substitute bonnet Of the familiar Marie
Stuart shane for g hat, and a collar and cuffs Of
the prescribed kind should adorn throat and
wrists seelskin may be worn by those in mourn
ing but Persian lamb clipped astrakhan IS
more appropriate If the change can be afforded
In an evening gown a considerable amount Of elab-
Grafton IS permissible"
One Of the things which the California State Fed
GRAFTON Of Women's Clubs will consider when 1t
meets at Los Angeles this month Will be an amend
nnent 10 the constitution making men eligible to
membership. This measure was brought up before
the federation last year, but defeated. Now,
however the women in the southern part Of the
State are said be determined pass it. There IS
something essentially COmcaI IN the notion of men
Joining desiring 70 join, a federation Of women's
CUBS, but that men are welcomed by the ciups
either as active honorary mem bers, is proved by
the decision Of the New-York Mothers Club TO ad-
NIT men the action OF the Wednesday Morning
Club. OF Los Angeles (the hostess club OF the Cali
forna biennaD. in electing owen McAleer to hon
orary rnerrb bershlp. and the position of the New
England Women's Club which has always had a
few honorary members, among them Henry
2. Blackwell