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The National Review for June.
edited by L. j. Maxse. takes up first
"Ipisodes of the MONTH and then .tr,ha
Hague Conference by Captain A. r.
Mahan Other contributors to this Is
c ss Are aot X msal s,t NJ FL n Fse
GARDEN GARDEN that hat Love-. a. Griffith Bos.
cnwcn, Mrs. Hodykinson. Basil Tozer,
a. Maurice Low. Carlyon Bellairs.. M.
r.; Miss Eva Martin and Sir Evan
James, * g. I. p.
AInslee's for July has the opening
chapter OF new novel by Robert
lH.ichens. that is called "Barbary
Sheep" and has the glamor and the
lure OF the African desert. which made
"Tfe Garden OF Allah so famous. The
complete novelette,. by Henry O..
.Palno, appears under the caption OF
."The Second Derrlnger," and has tho
scene laid in New York.
Besides this there are detective,
S.vsstern. humorous, racing. and child
Robert e. MacAlarney. Ada Woodruff
Anderson, Joseph c. Lincoln. Martha
Mccuiloch Williams. Marion Hill. Mrs.
John Van Worst Marie Van Worst,
Owen oliver, Florence T. Shore, Anne
Story Allen. and Willard French.
The June Llppincott contains novel
of Pigs In Clover" This story has
the. title Of "a Tragedy OF circum-
stance" The setting is mainly English.
though some OF the incidents are de-
scribed as taking place at Monte
Carlo.
a specially interesting feature OF
the June Lippincott is the publication
I In 1t OF complete drama, "Pocahon-
tas, Princess OF Virginia" by Miss
Kate Tucker Goode. of Boydton, Va,
daughter OF the late Colonel Thomas
% Goode. and very finished and ac-
c0mplished Virginia authoress as the
merit OF her drama attests
The personages of the play she has
Just published include John Smith,
John Rolfa. Pncahontas. Powhatan
Kokoum. Mistress Dale, Sir Thomas
Dale. Captain Newport Richard Pots,
Francis Midwinter. Percy and John
Brookes. The first scene transpires IN
cabin at the Jamestown fort Smith,
Rolfe and Pocahontas appear in IT,,
the indian princess being presented
as o mfnistering angel bringing food
to the starving colonists at James,
4
OF Act II. tell the story OF Pocahontas
coming to warn the colonists against
projected massacre by Powhatan. and
4 OF her rescue of Smith from her faith
er's vengeance. Scenes in acts third,
fourth and fifth concern thense
1 with accounts of the coronation OF
Powhatan and Of the maiden's dance,
with Pocahontas leading; also with
the wootng and winning Of the Indian
princess by Rolfe. Of what Smith
says about her appearance at the
English court. and of the death OF
Pocahontas as she embarks for her
/ virginia home at Grayesend, England.
a noticeable feature of this drama Ia
the prominence given in 1t to Roife
justice IL previous Literature and his
tory.
The current issue of the Virginia
Masonic Journal reflects much credit
IN Its different departments. on its new
editor-in-chief, Hon. James Aston
i Cabell. OF this city. the fronttspiece OF
the Journal is group picture OF Lynn
commandery. No. Q. Marion, Va. and a
leading article describes the North
4 Carolina Masonic Temple, the corner
stone of which will be laid In Raleigh
this summer. Editorial mention i.
made of an article contributed by Gil.
4 bert Patten Brown on the character OF
4 Nicholas Farrar, member of the Lon.
don Company for the settlement Of
4 Virginia. the article being specially
4 interesting in regard to his Free Ma.
sorry. A pen sketch OF Captain Frank
Cunningham with sheet OF music
in his hand, Is very attractive. The
book review page conducted by Mr.
Cabell contains excellent notices OF
"A Short History OF the American
Navy by John Spears; "The Site q
Old James Towne" by Samuel H
Yonge. and "Hand Book of Chariot,
!, County," complied by ]. Cullen Car
/ rington. OF Charlotte Courthouse, Va
J, The Juno number of the Jamestow,
Bulletin has as its leader May 18th
The Settlement Of This Country - h,
Mrs. Frank Anthony Wake, managing
editor and proprietor. Otherwise a hi
number is as crisp. breezy and full o
information as has been the case witt
!, each publication of this Jamestowl
Exposition periodical since It's begin
ming in 1896 The editorial page con
tains mention Of u number OF women
!, gatherings at the exposition, OF a nun
: her of the State buildings, OF Beauyoir
the War-Path, notice of Mrs. Walke'
! appointment rs regent at large OF tn
Pocahontas Memorial Association. an
IN book mention" of a receipt book
gotten out by Mrs. Wake, written b
her mother. containing the best old
|, time Virginia recipes, and illustrate
by Miss Florence Smith.
The leading article in House an
Garden for July. written By Williar
Ellis Scull. contains q description q
, THE Swiss Chalet" Elizabeth Prescott
!, Lawrence has an illustrated descrip
ton Of lslesboro. on the Maine Coas
4 other writers on California homes
:. good small houses. the cost OF build
ing. the French furnishing Of countr
houses. and American country club
: being written by Seymour Coate
. George T. Pearson. p. q. w. Dietrich
Henry A. Smith, Marion S. NAH. an
Mabel T.. Pricstman. Edith Dabne
has q beautiful article on .,Wy
House" the home Of the Marylan
Lloyds. the sun-dlal, the grounds. til
family graveyard and other points Z
interest being Included
Success for June has In It's specl,
, features THE Wireless Telegram
9 Bubble" by Frank Fayard; "Tt
e Ball, and written by g, w, Beeb
! Jungle Drama" Illustrated by C.
= 1.-THE Great Word" a poem, by Estel
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