The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-24
n "Beauvolr,," the building now

on ''Beauvoir,' the building now in
course Of erection at the Jamestown eS-
position grounds, by the United Daughters
Of the Confederacy and on q meeting or
the Building Association Board at the
Monticello Hotel, Norfolk, on January
end. other noteworthy contributions in
clude an instalnent of q serially written
article on Jamestown and the Assocla-
ton for the Preservation Of Virginia Anti
ouities," by Mrs William G. Stanard;
.'Crage's Illl and its Old Legend BY
an anonymous author and Nv omen y, .oi
Virginia" by Charles W. Noble: nc
editor. announces that the March James
town Bulletin will BIO q special issue, and
invites any one wishing to contribute 70
do SO before the first Of March, when the
Magazine will be in the hands OF the
press.
From Harpcr's and Brothers Of New
York, through the Bell Book and stat1oh-
cry Company OF this city mas oeen re-
ceived Sea Yarns For BOYS py -
Henderson For boys with a lively sense
~ hnmor and a sufficient amount OF I'M
sarination to grapple with the unexpected.
this little volume will offer no emo OF
entertainment. Probably If one mad 10
make choice out Of number OF soo.'
things, one might conclude that one en
titled "a Queer Blockade-Ruhliel. am ny,
another called Ill Ireatnls a.
should be entitled to special distinction.
MT thew are all fine, and the American
how viii have many a merry laugh over
il.
,rhe March Delineator has a very pretty
oovnr In which n little girl is being
read to by her mother. the picture SNOW
ing a charming bit Of home IRE. nc ~.
frontispiece. IAN Ashore" is drawn by
Carl Kleinschmidt. Mrs Osborn,s hcWsy5
letter is Illustrated by Edouard La ron
taine. and Keinschmidt does the mus
trauons FOR Helen Berkelcy-Aoyus
article on New York fashions. Elhel ~.
Harris gives interesting fashion, re'l.ys
to spring styles, trousscaus' a''icA ~. ,.ls.
lace novelties and needleWork. other
features Of this issue are "Tho Romance
Of Double Mountain by Morley ROD
erts: serial and short story fiction ana
articles of general and special interest
10 women by Lillian Bell, Ida NJ Tar
bell, Ida a. Churchill, the author OF
"Elizabcth and Her German Garden;
William George Jordan Henry q. onute,
Abby Mcguire Roach. George HehrS
Payne, G. N. and a. NJ. Williamson. :.
+. Bell, Walter Pulitzer, Tom Mason,
III. r. Cort, Grace MACEDONIAN Cooke. Liv-
ingston .. Morse, Gabrielle =. Jackson,
Myra Emmons. Ninifred Fales, kathe-
rinc Frances Cavanhugh. Anna NJ. Cal
braitl, NJ. D.: Emma Coolidge, M d.;
Martha Martin, Jean Mario DeVauS.
Miles Bradford, Alice NJ. kellogg ana
Esther Harlan.
The Science Press OF the Chicago Re-
public has just brought "Thc Law OF
Suggestion by the Rev. Stanley Lee
Febvre Krebs. in which he accomplishes
the threc-fold purpose OF giving nird';'-
eye view OF the whole field OF suggestion
for busy people; OF diyesting the sub
ject of occutism and OF awakening AN
| interest on the part OF parents, business
| men, perceptors preachers and people
generally that will lead to a compre-
| hcnsive study of the book
Charles Scriiners Sons are the pub
fishers OF THE Bridge Blue Book. by
Paul e, Mo,tclay. Tho book is COM
pilation Of the leading bridge authorities
| on leads, declarations, differences ana
| the general play of the game me bl.le
| Book contains history OF bridge. the
origin Of the name. and b'pllographS
! OF bridge which tho devotees OF tllc
game viii find valuable. AS an au-
| thorily on bridge the Blue BOOK Is IN
! valuable for purposes OF reference.
Harper and Brothers, through Bell
! Book and Stationery Company here. have
sent Good Hunting" by Theodore
/ Roosevelt, which offers to young read +
efs series Of pictures OF outdoor IRE
and big-gamc hunting In the West ~
contains the personal experiences of Q
true sportsman and close observer OF
animal life. The last chapter Is q de-
feriptlon Of ranch life and will possess
esoacinl Interest for many who consider