Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-18
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important remains upon which m. 49,,
conclusions of the work are based ''4c'
When topics of national interes, ,,,
conspicuous in the June Atlantic sna
sented by the ablest writers. some F'e-
may find further over in the ms,o. ~. Us
essay and story in touch with the ssssel sss.le
more in tune with our mood. We A
the garden article Of recent nnr,t...s te'.ss
but delight in Julian Hawthorne rosls,
lection of English Lawns and T;to.-..Fr
Folk" the place of the genial DR. ny
mond at Twickenham, with its M,
recent addition" q touch so sugges,...e
of Nathaniel Hawthorne's weird fsna,'e
and the garden party of the delebtS3
disgruntled, disagreeable Mr. Bobs'
The sketch of Cruikshank alone o.o,iI
repay the reader, but when every mar.
graph is a pleasing picture or ripplir,
anecdote one can only say, reader re,S
and enjoy. The advantage of an oo
quaintance among tramps, il one can no,
ones self take to the road is unden.abiv
put forth by Martha Baker Dunn In as
essay partly on her hero. "a snub NOT
Swede," but mostly on his appreciate
of Montaigna Although warned bv bo-
nomadic friend that Montaigne wro,s
for men and would not interest a wornsn
the writer at once secured a copy of M
essays and Notwithstanding some crush
ing rehuffs came in time to agree tri,t
the thoughtful resume OF the Swede thai
che haf what you call the stuff in him
Nathaniel Hawthorne is again recalled
by story full Of the poetry and supersii,
tion Of colonial New England, "The Scar.
let Bat" by Joslyn Gray and the present.
day romance Of a Polish village in Penn.
sylvania is graphically portrayed BY 3
S. johnson in the sketch Of "Wacels
Daughter" "The Poetry Of Landora
is the subject of a sympathetic appreci,.
ton by Arthur Symons, while a search.
ing hit of satire is contributed by Mar.
garet Cooper McGifiert in "A Writer n
Words. A thoughtful review Of recent
books on economics and sociology is fol.
lowed by a Contributors Club" nm.
usually witty and entertaining With
literary articles Of rare charm, and politi.
cal and sociological papers Of real value
the June Atlantic proves a delightful
and remunerative number.
The midsummer fashions with wealth
of illustrations in color and in black and
white are attractively portrayed in The
! Delineator for July. Helen Berkeley.
Loyd tells how the summer girl will Ia
/ frocked and furbelowed, and the Drev
of Paris is discussed by NJ Edouard Ia
Fontaine, one OF the best-known critics
in Paris In the literary section the mos,
notable feature is the opening chaptes
of "The Chauffeur and the Chaperon. "
new story by c. n. and A. NJ. Williamson.
authors Of "The Lightning Conductor
/ The story. which deals with a group Of
interesting people cruising in a motor
boat over the quaint waterways Of Hol.
land. promises to be the brightest and
cleverest novel that these renowned writer
have vet produced. Mrs. Mary Hinman
/ Abel contributes a chapter on "Fles and
Food" in The Delineator's Campaign for
Safe Foods, and Clara +. Laughlin opens
a series of "Stories of Painters Lives"
| with "Millet-the Peasant Painter" Bur.
ton +. Stevenson has the second part Of
the tale "The Rose Of Sharon, and there
is a short story entitled The Baby" By
Zona Gale. aThe President Of 0uex
Helen NJ. Winslow's entertaining club
story, is concluded. For the children
there are Stories and Pastimes, among
them the first Of the series Of Tales Of the
Mountain Giants" and clean story by
Edmund Vance Cook, Down the Kings
Chimney" For the housewife there are
many articles of timely interest, including
| Novelties for Summer Feasts, Strawbeny
Favorites and New Vegetables CleyeTy
| Served.