Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-29

I which has all Of her charm Of style.
The strongest feature Of the October
Delineator, aside from the fashions,
which are splendidly shown, Is the
/ opening Of the Countess Won Arnhim's
new serial story. "Fraulein Schmidt and
| Mr.. Anstruther." II is now publicly an
| n0unced that the Countess Won Aruhim
is the author Of Elizabeth and her
! German Garden The serial stories,
'The Dairy Of a Baby by Barry Pain,
and "The Chauffeur and the Chaperon,"
! by the Williamsons, merrily continue,
J. J. Bell Contdibutes another Wee
| Macgreegor. episode and other contri-
butors Of short stories are Ralph
Henry Balfour George Middleton, Flor
ence f. Wilkinson and Ponnie A. Ned
win. John Vance Cheney Is represent
ed by a poem, Halloween" The Kit
chen department under the direction
% NJ Jean Marie DevauX, presents the
second course Of "A Perfect Dinner
some "Receips for Cooking Game"
more "Fayorite Receipts OF Famous
People land seasonable advice about
peppers. melons and grapes; the contin-
uatlon OF "A Culinary Dictionary" and
the beginning Of a series-"Around the
World ~ Eighty Dishes" Seasonable
suggestions for entertainments may be
found In "The Practical Side OF ANA
teur Theatricals," by Sarah Comstook,
a Paper Party" and Halloween
MeTymaking for Girls and Boys" Sub
jects Of vital Importance are treated in
the papers "Colorlng a Life" by Ida
\. Churchill, ''The Art OF Pleasing"
by Edgar Saltus. more Courtship After
Marriage" and a Royal Road 10 Per-
feet Memory" by William George Jor-
dan, The departments. The Money
makers" and "rhe Wisdom Of Many"
contain many original as well as sensi-
bic IDEAS.
Magazine editors seem TO be agreed
that with the passing Of summer and
the coming again Of the long evenings,
more fiction is wanted by the reading
public Fiction finds large place In
most 81 the october magazines, and for
those who Ike stories that have action
rather than philosophy, plot rather
than smart repartee, We advise the
Popular-a ten-cent magazine that Is 20
be heartily commended for its uniform
excellence throughout the year The
October issue Is especially interesting,
lNi ~ NNNAdilN lilt lINl q WHIT IIoDl-
ises 10 be a most entertaining series
Of adventure stories. written by X. and
Hesketh Prltchard whose Don Q"
stories. published a year or two ago.
had such a wide sale Another out
standing attraction IN the October Pop
ular is racing story oy w. y. VI. Fer
guson, called "Garrlsons Finish Will |
liam lie Queux's great serial. "The Man |
OF Secrets" Is full OF thrilling episodes |
as is also Arthur W. Marchmont's now /
FL, in the Cause Of Freedom" now ap- /
pearing IN the Popular Among the |
other stories IN this months issue are: 4
The Man Without a Soul" a study OF /
the boss" Of a mining town, by Char
les X. Moser; The Adventure OF the |
Bahama CAY" an episode IN the life |
%. a hypnotist, by J. Egerton: The
Philosophy OF Raw.DoR a story OF the
South Sets. by T. jenkins Hams. The
Night pumper Of Green River" a rail-
road novelette, by Charles Matthias.
His Nibs" a western story, by y. NJ.
Bower. The Little White Box" an
amusing series OF complications that
resulted from an astrologers prcdic-
ton, "A Transatlantic Crime" a leaf
from the notebook NJ Felix Boyd, detec-
live. n Pays 70 Advertise" a laugh
able sketch Of a country newspaper:
For the Good " the State" an incl
tent In the lie of a diplomatic agent.
ay George Bronson Howard