Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-11


DAY pointed with pride To the sigma
ture and declared that The artist had
been dead FIVE hundred years. Evil
icntly the little brown men have their
claims to antiquity as well as we.
Anne Warner. the author, who won
wide popularity for 1.-THE Rejuvena-
ton of Aunt Mary" and the Susan
Clegg" stories, has recently deserted
! america because of It's cruelty and
rawness." It was unkind Of her To
give such reasons, but we are neither
20 crude nor so raw as to object to a
good story simply because its writer
secs fit to make uncomplmentary re-
marks concerning our polish.
When Woman Proposes, the auth
or's latest book, Is said to be even
better than the Susan Clegg tales. L1-
cal bookshop Keepers have 1t.
| The National Council of Italian Wo-
men held meeting recently In Rome
In memory of Julia Ward Howe. Mrs.
Howe was friend Of the friendless
| anu DDDIesstu VI any touH'is anu, Dils
OF the speakers said. opened her heart
and her home to Italians, Greeks. Sy-
rians. Armenans and other immi-
grants In way that made her loved
and respected In Europe.
The lovely, soft, deep straw toned
yellow that appeared late in the sum
| 'ner Ii being reproduced In the winter
| styles. The color Is noticed In shin
ing velvet, heavy corded silk and the
exquisite silk beaver for hats. One
or two white creations have been
trimmed In the richest and silkiest of
yellow fringe. This deep toned yell
low will be particularly favored by
hrunettes.
Mrs. Leonora Reilly, representative
of the Womans Trade union. who
asked the postal commission not to
raise the rate of postage on maya
zines at a recent meeting. showed
members Of the commission photo
graphs Of old decrepit horses carry
ing mail. She said that automobiles
should be substituted by the govern
ment for the WORKOUT horses.
Doubly striped materials are In
! vogue, broad lines on lighter foun-
datiOn showing narrow pin stripes In
! Cheap fowl feathers are being dyed
and made up in imitation of the more
Ina yi.,n all
= In all colors being shown for millinery
} trimming.
4 Metal fringes are being much en-
i ployed on evening dresses. These are
y made from bullion cords and are In
J both the bright gold and silver and
IN the darker antique metals. Re-
ltailers unduestionably will have n big
call throughout the fall and winter
season for fringes In similar effects.
d Your voice may be cultivated I'M
; I'll 1t will of itself attract friends to
you. Train yourself to notice pleas
ant voices, and then. modulate your
own and see that II always gives out
its best tones. Control of the voice
/, will have great influence over your
disposition"
II Is said that the smart waits for
morning and In many cases for after
aoon too, Is buttoned up the front.
, with sleeves gathered into an empha-
sized armhOle, and II will have n high
stock. Could anything he more radl-
cally different from our kimono waists
Of last summer?
p me French nuns, who are noted
or their exquisite embroidery, do not
use hoops for their work because they
think 1t stretches the material too
much. They do, however, haste a
piece of thin cardboard or stiff brown
paper under the piece they are sew
ing, which prevents any drawing.
Some OF the best known art en-
broidery shops are advising the use of
Indian head In place of pure linen in
cases where heavy linens are to be
"sed' as bed spreads and various
I"resser ana bureau covers They claim
1t lannders better and wears quite as
well and 1t Is certainly much cheaper.
Mrs Florence Fenwick Miller writes
IN one OF the illustrated papers of
London that English women have alb
Surd Ideas about American home life.
she says she was asked repeatedly
AFTER her visit to the United States
u American women keep house. The
general Impression seemed to be that
,hey had no real homes, In the Eng
llsh sense of the word, while Mrs.
!: Miller declares she found the home
ne IN this country most beautiful.
Perkins 1912 Art Calendars make
the most appropriate holiday remem.
Drance.