The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-25

u keeping L 10 ahoW 10 her ooulist the
next time she goes Tor treatment. II
seems that h IL in the habit OF making
record Of the dreams OF his various
patients ~ an aid 20 Determining certain
disturbances OF tho nervous syste M
which may he Affecting the eyes Ne
certainly has a curious collection OF
dreams whether they are Of any real valus
or not
He was very English. ooolney English
In fact, and the language Of the subway
guard had no meaning to him. He was
esoortinG two women. all heavily laden
with baggage and all Just on ship, AZ
they started 10 leave the train at Times
Square the guard called Watch your
step. The man plunged ahead. only %
TURN IN a SECOND a. be saw what he had
escaped. Then he called 70 the women
tagging behind. --Oi saw Moind yer
oiye! There's a very big ole ere
There is not a quainter spectacle in all
New York than that 70 be observed in
Rutherfurd placc. opposite Stuyveaant
square, this wesk. The Friends yearly
meeting Is IN progress. holding seaaiona
every afternoon and evening. and 10 this
annual affair have cone Quakera from all
| the country hereabout and further.
! The old fashioned meeting house with
its white pillars stands IN an ample yard
with grass and trees. and the pOrtico,
steps and lawn are well filed between
sessions with Friends. old and young.
[ The girls are a. lively and pretty a. could
be found anywhere but about the old
people 10 a calm serenity and simple
dignity rare 20 be seen IN this metropolis
some Of the Older Friends wear the ira
ditional gray bonnet and gown and they.
all dress very simply. seeing them sittin G
on benches around the lawn with the ven
crab 70 meeting house a. q back ground
IL Ia hard 10 realize that Fourteenth street
and Third avenue arc % near.
This IL the time OF year when watch
your fine hotels for tips on what's what
In the matter Of window boXes said the
manager Of an out Of town hotel who
takss a personal interest in the summer
decorations Of the establiahment. Years
ago there wasn't much variety and Il
was Just a toaa 40 between pansiea or
geraniums But now it'a very different
Just take few Of your bag hotels and look
a. their freshly arranged window boEes
Two 81 the most noticeable displays are
window bOIos filed with snowy hydran-
geas. The way they're banked high a.
the sides OF the windows and low in the
middle h really worth remembering. for
u doesn't cut on the street view Oi the
diners al the window tables. The colora
are ~ varied az TO he q constant delight
and the foliage 10 almost a. snowy a. the
flowers. Another one Of your big hotels
has novel showing composed entirely
Of glossy green foliage. there's not a
blossom 70 be seen In any Of the boxes
Aha yet me enect 70 me, especially az ne
s,rinet $500, S ssa E 80 ~ 49,
are stiu A Fsvorits oornbination Min vo,,r
hotel people, bur this year they seem 90
have broken loose and there's more
novelty than ever before in my recollec-
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habits on chickens. a subject " hich assure
YOU knew AZ little about q month ago as
the manners % the Papuans But really
there Is q lot In chickens that you never
would suspect and az ! am having my
expenses pad and getting a comfortable
remuneration for tho pictures am quite
content