The Washington times., 1906-12-13
Lover Of Animals and Birds.

Then give her a dear little French poo
die, or a bun terrier puppy toy span
iel. or. cheaper still, canary bird, an
aquarium filled with gold FISH and vege-
tation, which are procurable for dol
lar IN the pet shops.
The dogs and cats are more pleasing
to one who understands them. and they
are more beautiful than any other gift.
for IL is a constant reminder Of the dom
or. Who can help loving animals that
are living with you every day, learning
to know your face. your voice, and your
words?
Who Makes Her Table Hobby.
This is a very easy person for whom
to select a present. She viii be en-
raptured with donles or a lunch cloth
upon which you can embroider her ini-
tials.
Give her a grape fruit service if you
are willing to delve in your pocket,
but that is not necessary. for you can
ind some choice bits OF cut glass Tor
"a song in the stores, or hand-palnted
plate or dish A coy for the teapot.
a chatting dish or covered platter for the
griddle cakes.
Painted China Friend.
Nothing gives her more pleasure than
a bit of this delicate handwork, and be-
hold the lovely luster painted china
cups and plates you can obtain for q
small sum.
The Model Mother.
This woman. VINO makes children her
hobby and her life should have book
for her baby, something she can write
in every month. regarding its prattle
and doings. where she can also paste
the pictures of the baby at dluerenL m
teryals and ages. There ls also 81 NOM
+ eT book. in which she can write down
I her thoughts Of motherhood and her
souls longiugs. This her children VIII
appreciate after she is gone, Give her
a book on the training OF children.
( There are some OF the most beautiful
essays on this subject
Your Literary Friend.
Look ont now. Here Is an opportunity
to make a great mistake. Give your
friend only something which she enjoys
| reading. Hundreds OF women and men
care for nothing but fiction. There are
others who love sociological subjects, or
essays. philosophical epigr4ms, quota
what YOU have heard each friend eA-
press a wish for, and YOU VIII NIX lHe
mark. Your gift viii then be the red
letter one for the day.
The Lover OF Art.
Give her a pretty picture or print.
mounted and framed in a wood that
harm0nizes with the tone OF the picJl;re
There are also charming little stat
uettes, which are pleasing, tinted like
ivory, or that are cOlored Ike the
daintiest Of French figures Look about
YOU i'm the stores, bearing ia mind al
ways just what you want for each in
divfdual You must look at your list
/ occasionally or all the pretty trities thar
your ewes are constantly resting upon
/ will be confusing
Has a Fad for JewelIy.
She would like d string of beads or
dog collar OF brilIants. Perhaps she has
no bangle. fancy hair combs. OF amber.
4 II she has dark hair or, of the darker
shade Of tortoise shell for ;he blonde,
I'tO give contrast.
A fan for the society girl with cnain
[ attached is acceptable Another uiee
gift is q silk bag for the opera. You
/ cannot 20 10 the opera without one any
more and be IN tune with Madame Grun-
Hat pins. barettes. for the lOve-locks.
! lockets and china are always in order
for the girls.
A Useful Turn of Mind.
Make her a shirt waist with your own
hands. A travelling set FOR sponge, tooln
IrlIsb ana hair brush These are mace
In separate compartments and lined "lIh