The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28
E1au,a Hamilton ana other depart
nents Of the magazine prove most at:

Emma Hamilton and other depart
n.tnts Of the magazine prove most at
tractiver
Under the simple title Of Lovers"
Mra. Henry Dudeney contributes to the
August PtnaEn's an old-tashioned
love story. which, with all its old
fashionedness, contains something OF
a surprise for the reader.
Special articles In the North Ameri-
can Review for July 10th are written
by Ellis H. Roberts, Robert Dec. Ward,
Leila Mechlln, Orlando F.. Lewis.
J. Walter Lord. ". P. Livingstone,
and A. Maurice Low.
FRANCES Duncan Is one Of the for
tuautes who have visited Magnolia.
Charleston. the gardens where In
MARCH, and April the azaleas bloom in
radiant perfection, at the time Of it's
greatest beauty, and her account OF
the fairyland, which is one OF Charles
tors greatest glories. will be tea
| tire Of the Midsummer Holiday Num-
Der OF The Century, with illustra tons
one page In color-by Anna Whelan
Belts. The peculiar. almost dramatic
effect at Magnolia, Miss Duncan ex-
plains, is not only because the climate
makes possible a wonderful variety of
tender sorts impo ssible to Northern
gardeners. but because here the azeleas
acsA not the masters, but are over
powered by their environment,
George T.rTohin is the artist Of the
cover design tor the August 'iarpar''s
Bazaar, and the head OF a sypsy lrnid
Its principal feature, Is q very allurr-
l @1o. ,Ay1Y Iva tai n
OF contents begins with what Joha n
Barry has to say about Tho Acaulr-
ling OF Clear Speech Elizabs.n LAY
Montague writes in this issue q beau
| tiful poem, called -Four Gifts" This
fashion hints are HnA. and include
special suggestions to usually much
NEGLECTED class, that to which the s tout
woman belongs. OF special yallo Is
Anne oHagan's article, What Be
comes Of Our ideals?'
A green background against whtsr
| white waite. lily rests, makes {
Die asant cover for the eye resting
upon Everybody's for August. chr.;'es
B. Falls has done the quaint ana very
Unusual illustration and decorative
work for Mary Fenellosa's "Whitt
iris the leading story for tile noah
Edith NJ Thomas's poem, "The White
Bell Mare" is fine example of tht
style that renders this gifte1 write,
famous, and Booth Tarklngton's oh,
servations on Some american
Abroad" will be read with keen 4ppre
citation. juliet Wilbur To,npk!ns':
story. young Lady has more thar
a hint OF human interest in It. ant
James Huneker presents sons at:-ac
| tive Ideas on the question, rs There
a Type Of American Beauty
The midsummer number Of Vog,,'
| contains suggestions to the hostess
| for refreshing drinks. 1t tells he
how to give chldren's party. INd ha4
an interesting chapter on thp :.tllion
atre colony at the st. Rsgis Lakes
LIT offers advice as to white hats 70
midsummer, and gives most faaclnat
ling text and illustrations as y ii,
lyeranda and Its fnrnichings. In short
| the midsummer nutnber, :rom a wo
mane standpoint is quite what /
should be.
Special August contributors for Aims
lees Magazine are Robert Hichens
the second ihstalmert OF whose sroty
s"Barbary Sheep" appears in Thu
number; Elizabeth Duer, author OF LII
complete novelette,, "The Cousin E'ro,,
Farsi Mary Manners who dwel,s
on "character ana Consequences" aa
lastly. the department for book lovers
presided over by Archibald Lower.
Sessions,
/ The August Craftsman has "a leadin,
article devoted to the landscape worl
of Van bearing Perrine, an America
painter OF the impresslon!btic schoo
who Is vigorously realistic in styie
Ee lives on the highest edge OF til
i Palisades and paints them In cloud an
shadow. John spargo has written IL,
Interview which appears in tho Au
gust Craftsman. and there are nm
reproductions Of Some storm scene
land an excellent likeness Of the srtis
from a photograph by Gertrude Kasn
bier. An article % extreme signifi
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