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Harper's Bazaar for March contains
many good things. The following
| gives some idea of its contents I'm
dividuality in Dress" part III. Worth,
| of Paris; THE First Hour" poem.
Theodosia Garrison; Mrs. warburton's
| Theories" story, Elizabeth Jordan.
The Sorrows of a New York Hostess"
| III. Alice Duer Miller; Madame Curie
and Her Work." w. g. Fitz-Gerald;
How to Train the Speaking Voice"
fourth paper, Katherine Jewell Everts;
The Development OF the Tea Room"
Grace Alexander Fowler; Mind Cure
for Women's MS Alice Fallows; "The
Housemother's Problems" Bazaar"
Readers; THE Girl Who Comes to the
city" Josephine Grenier Initial EN-
broideries." S. G.. Coster; Food for
Expectant Mothers" A. p. Van Hoe
sen; and the regular departments "The
Whole Family" the serial novel now
appearing In Harper's Bazaar, is con-
coded by the critics to be the most
striking feature In the magazines this
year. The Whole Family" is written
by u famous authors. The Bazaar is
publishing the chapters without the
names of the authors, and allowing the
public to guess which has written each
observation-disclosures & Bros, New
York.
The Burlington Magazine for Febru-
airy Is largely concerned with modern
art. There Is an anonymous article
on THE Last Phase of Impression
ISM and another fully illustrated ar
tiole on the new Dublin Gallery of
Modern Art, Among the discoveries
we note four magnificent portraits by
Reynolds, unhearted in country house
hNs MN nd. flr. .
the Wallace Collection; a portrait of
Eleonora of Spain by the elder Clouet.
which Miss a. Edith Hewett has found
in the collection of the Earl OF Roden:
and a wonderful portrait by Pacheo.
recently acquired by Sir Frederick Cook
for his famous gallery MT Richmond
Mr., Lionel Gust Keeper OF the Royal
pictures, continues his notes on King
Edward WIS picture collections. Prof
Church discusses Early English Stone
ware, and Mr.. Campbell Hodgson of
the British Museum describes fas-
clnating alphabet OF capitals designed
by Hans Westa. Among the ilustra-
lions special beauty is achieved by the
four Reynoldses, a portrait by Watts
In the new Dublin Gallery. and two
pictures, Four Saints by Corregglo ana
a Wolf Hunt by Rubens. which have
been recently bought from the Ashhur-
ton collection and are now on view In
London. The American section con-
Germs Mr.. Pierpont Morgans collee-
tion OF porcelain. the monumental book
by Messrs La Fargo and Jaccaci
Noteworthy Paintings In American
Private Collections" and the co-opera-
ton between the sculptors decorating
the Brooklyn Institute OF Fine Arts
and Sciences, AS usual the Burlington
Magazine stands unriyalled for the ex-
oellence OF its many Illustrations and
It's sumptuous get up,-Sl East 18th st,
Union Square New York.
Tho flight made by Henry Farman
In his aeroplane when he won the &c.,
900 prize Is described with thrilling
illustrations In the March Popular Me-
chanics. Did you read with horror and
Indignation the newspaper accounts OF
the recent mine disasters with their
appalling loss of llfe2 Then you Will
not fail TO be Interested IN an illustrat-
cd article which tells all about tho
deadly gases that work such havoc IN
underground workings, and how the
minor may be protected and 90 de-
gree protect himself Portland cement
has taken an important place among
construction materials. The March
Popular Mechanics, In an illustrated
article, tells the story OF how II was
discovered and how II transformed the
fortunes of those whose property lay
within the cement belt Would you bo
Interested 10 know why paper decays?
Why rain" appears In moving pictures
after they have been used awhile2 What
Il costs 10 run an automobile7 Why
mice were used In the design for the
new British ensign for submarines? |
Tho origin 81 the term plug tobac-
co? These are q fow OF the things the
March Popular Mechanics explains.
Tho entire magazine contains 1876 ar
tlclos ana l5l illintrationa. aud n writ
ten 40 you can understand it.-l6o
Washington street. Chicago.