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DANvILLE

Especial to The Times. pispatch.l
Dahviilc, Va, November i1.--johr
r. Overbcy. OF this city, returned
Tuesday from Richmond
Miss Marion Bassctt Fitzgerald Is
the guest of Mrs. Harold Fitzgerald.
on Green Street
Miss Jessie Rcavcs, of Norfolk, who
has been visiting Mrs. w. G.. Bcnefcld
on North Main Street. returned 10 hef
home Tuesday
c. II. Holland has returned to the
city.
Captain w. W. Baker, member OF
the House of Delegates for Chester
field county. was In the city yesterday.
Mrs. W. y. Robinson. president Of
the Danvillc Chapter, United Laugh
tcrs of the Confodcracy. is in Rich
moud. where she attended the con-
vcntion.
The most brilliant and delightful
event of the fall season in the social
world was tho reception given on
Thursday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
John IIarrcli Schoolhcld, which was
given as compliment 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
John fTarrcll Schooliie!d. Jr., whose
"cddins took place several weeks ago.
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"cupia. Ea,r weather Rookie

By Jon. E.NSsl clay and Oliver Her
ford Charles aaribncr's Snr.%, II :Saw
York. thrN"Ei tSc sen Book and sta
i"n"ry Company, OF Richmond l.oo
net
As true love should last so long,
turid's Fair Weather Bookc" In
GUIDES an almanac for any two years.
Tile book is dedicated to horticulturists
and has doubtless come in answer TO
" demand from a large class engaged in
mat most engaging ami absorbing OF
all pursuits.
instructions arc given for each month
Of the wear The December forcca st
says: THE cheerful sounds of kissing
larks arc heard under the mistletoc
branches. .\bout thc a5th of tho
month terrific shower of gifts and
good wishes ma" he looked for.'
III" little holiday volume will sur-
ges: itself as something most adaptci
fsR those seeking something III the line
@ Individuality and originality.
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Edited by Ella Erondus Robertson.
Thomas Nelson " Sons. Of New York.
Sip1 net.
Ii:s book is dedicated to the grand
children Of John y. UrooIus. and lis
auih"r saws concerning 1T.
Tile Heart of the Bible tells tho
kiblo stories in Eiblo language. with
the necessary omissions gives tho fuIl
dtainativ effect wren read aloud. ana
Is Tho result Of long experiences au,,
chrclul PREPARATION
y mother VIII" had tried many boil; !,
WIN crthr"c children, always cominl,
"ack To the Eibic. began when the fourth
enid Tad learned To read to make a
book at his request Of Bible stories
lust ~ thcy arc told in tho Bible.
Ginning tho stories and shortening
thS'n' THO work was delightful.
The simple story making went ON
but each atory became link in a
yntln' a scene in a wonderful drama.
lhc perspective became FASCINATING.
and dificulty turned to glorious
gain
ut may be added that the book thus
prepared shas heeD read with interes,
ps' 'cfit'hS from snreH4pcaI.s old TO Soy
cnty, from mothers and hIndcreartens
10 pastors and missionaries Tho au
ih"l hopes therefore that 1t may have
wldc use ana may load many Ia nm
dcrsts1id trio Eibic better ia love 1,
f'mhfn -Geeply. and 10 walk I'm its lich; +"
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Catering for Special o.c,s,,n. :,

Hy Fannie Merritt Farmer David
Mckay Of Philadelphia, publisher. 81. &C
net.
Mrs Farmer has rendered what she
has TO say on the subject of catering
dnubly valuable 10y her menus and rec
incs, she has illustrated her text With
h"it-tonc cngrHvings OF set tables aud
vas mad her dccora tions done by Albert
~ EiaShiicld. Her chapters are dc.
voted In descriptions OF New Year af-
tefnoon teas, ST. Valentine spreads,
WashinHt"n's Birthday spreads. St.
iatricks Day luuchcons, Easter din
ncrs Fourth Of July spreads. IIallow.
cen spreads. Thanksgiving dinners.
Christmas dinners. wedding receptions.
hir;hday fcas,inS and childrcn's parties.
AIRS Farmers reputation rs author
OF Ihc Boston Cooking School Book
guarantees wha; may bc expected Of
her III this, her latest venture. which
WI iind place on tho housewives
shelves in hundreds OF homes
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The Half T alents
By DIR. MAX NORDAU

When the good fairies want TO DO
kind to some child OF man, they place
on its cradle as II gift some handsome
talent. II is the most precious Gift
thoy arc able to bestow upon their IA
voritc. II Is a suro talisman to happi-
ness in life and wealth. 1t is worth
far more than high birth or rank. II
transforms tile commonplace impress
sions Of reality into feelings of pleas
urc. 1t charges and broadens the con
science of the ego and strengthens
the confidence in the active force OF
your own personality.
You may convince yourself OF this
subjective value of talent by tho JOY
and pleasure with which the Srcat and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-12

Take for instance. tho following verse
from 'Gnats" a boohish poem which
says:
All me. it often ia the fate
ot little bosoms to- initiate
And grow. toward those of like cs-
tate,
quite proud and tcsty.
That they can cen annoy the Great
Has made Them clcSty.''
Mud asain, the, concluding words of
MI Rites Household Discovery" en-.
bodying this philosophy:
Two morals belong
At ii'e end of this song.
On pvr't travel unless Your dises-
ton is strcns.--
And
O. y masculine life
With sorrow is riff,
Cnloss one leaves Kitchen affairs TO
ones wife.
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"ChiIdren'. Book OF chrl,,n,,,

NJ PHIPOsD OF "Ihc ChiIdren's Book
Of Christmas" is to conserve the oil
charm OF the Christmas mystcry. the
truo spirit OF the season. and to widen
the children's thought of Christmas AS
4 world festival. BY means of prose
and verse selections. many Of the yc-
turesque. characteristic ways in which
children OF ali lands celebrate tho sea :
son are described To tho descriptive
stories ana bits OF Christmas verse,
carols and ono or tU0 hymns. The
book Is illustrated with eight Hlatcs
and white
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PEGGY stewart"


by Mrs. Gabrielle i. Jackson. Tho
Macmillan Co, OF New York, az
The reputation which Mrs jackson
"a, maS MADE for herself as being ono of
nc pest writer's Of young girls books
In the United States leads one to cx.
pect just the kind OF hook from nc,
which nSi. "roggy Stewart" proves to ne,
age, finds herself to he mistress Of
Sevcndalc, ilnc old estate near An.
napolis. Md She Is hut a child in
ho ", oil years and In her love OF frolic,
nut IN her capability 10 manage her
iathcr's home she is altogether a ma
tnre person. What She nccomplishcs
Is through the power Of love. Every
pa coiored NANNY. the butler ANA tho
house servants fairly worship her As
tnsEy's mother Is dead and her father
forced to be away from home most
or the time. this reign OF love Is the
reign Of Scvendale the year round.
~ first Peggy thinks she il per-
iconiy nap2y. that her broad hcIds. her
can be desired Cor happiness: but when
Polly Rowland comes into hcr life. She
realizes that hitherto something has
been lacking.
Polly Is just hcr age. and il does
seem good TO have Il friend like that.
The coming of Polly means n decided
chanye In Pcsgy's life. for Polly is of
been ny, to this point a charming pic
iurc of the joys or the country takes
new ;nrn For Polly ana Peggy,
with folly's aunt, Mrs. Harold. for
jolly chapcron. arc IN the Naval Acad.
envy swim. The various experiences
which the trio have, through their
friendship for tho cadets. have pro-
ierlal for her story. Tier stylc has n
genuine, crisp twentieth century nav.
or. and from start % end the story
moves with rush. never permitting
stant.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-12

~ George Harvey Harper K Bros,
"' New York and London. si.5u net.
MIR. Harvey il n recognized force
OF the highest order. and Is known
throughout America and abroad as
The editor OF ltarper's Weekly. tho
North Amcrcar Review and as the nti-
thor of Women. t.tc."
Thc Power of Tolerance whtch
names the present book, repeats u
. commencement address. delivered by
us author at the University OF Kansas
June ?, 1909. Other eudrcsscs In thc
BOOK include one spoken by Mr.. Iiur-
Vey on Memorial Day at ST Iohns-
bury. W. May 80. 1907. In which lac
Paih tribute 10 The Soldiers Of Two
isaGpublics'': another on August IL.
i3lp. In which the Fish and Game
( League OF Vermont was advised TO
conserve common sense: the BronIcy
! lecture at Yale University OH March ~
i.Vs. ON Journalism and tho Uui,-rr-
*itN. and others To the I'rcss hsso.
cation OF Vermont. tho SphinN Club ui
Nc" York; the ST. Andrews Society ana
! INC Sons OF st. Patrick. OF Charlcsi on,
! ana Rnd TO the Jefferson Society or New
There nrc fourteen other addresses
ueiivcrcd variously in New York S;t-
AMMAN, Nevada and Pennsylvania. All
OF which .reilcct The Power OF Tulcr.
! hnce' which strongly pervades all MIR.
Harvey thinks and says and is a potent
actor In establishing his influence
Wherever he is read and heard
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HOOK NOTES.

several OF the popular Paul Elder
publications arc to be pu,Iishcd in
new, editions for tho coming holidays.
Both 'Blcssings' ana you and some
others. by Agnes Greene Foster. arc
newly issued in holiday bindings I'm
Lighter Vein John Dc Morgan's col
lection OF aftcr-dinner stnrics. lie to
como. out In the Encore Edition OF
wea,ncrcd blue Jester boards. with
scarlet Jacket Leo Washingtous .SyI.
logismS is 10 come in the "IIyacirti,
Edition in Wihoco huckran. and '''rhe
.,,oIlege Girls Record" is to come in
ing OF specially woven fabric
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"rhc queen of the Gu, of u,r,h :.

"Thc Queen of the City of Mirth."
by lilbridEc II. Sabin Pictures by
Elcnorc Plaistcd ABBOTT and Helen
Alden knipc. George w. Jacobs e
Co. OF Philadelphia
The City of Mirth" has it's placc i'm
the Christmas season, and in tho hear,
OF childrc'' who find books delight
tui ana conSenial friends when other
enJoymcnts lose their charm. On the
pages of The Queen of the city of
Mirth' little readers find out how
l'"liio decides. all about her odd com
ranions. the queens plight. the magic
tree. the contrary land. an tel
baby wandering breeze. the stand .
sun crane. TIumio. the coniurer. the
impid. lucent liquid ana a farewell
to tho queen.
poliic sails away out OF the l!brar,
OF her home on a SriGn's back He
conducts her Ia the King Of Contrary
Land. she engages in tho search for
the perfect. pink pearl. and at last
the Cloud Maker restores her hnppi-
ness in bringing back tho city of
Mirth. Tho cover design OF this elf,
booE SHOWS tho queen against the
tttN OF Mirth as II background This
city VIII come with the hook into the
homes of many happy little readers
hefor" the dawn Of another year.
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November Contributors.

Among The November contribulOrs
riodical now being brought out Nv
Doubleday. Page & Co.. Of Garden
city. \. y, arc Cartier Modes Of a
Century Agonc"; Mrs. o. H. T.. Rel
mont, Tho American Girl Versus
hcr hrcnch sister: Emily Post,
sheep: Relic Beach Dress for the
show Ring, Park Riding and Cross
Country and Euphcmia Whittredsc
How to Wear Your Climbing Clothes"
---------
John Temple"
Ralph pDurand has choscn for,.,fis
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sinrIcs. snnss. rIn,s.

Next come books of stories, songs
end plays for little people, arranged
and pictured by Millireut ANA Githn
Suwcrly -I'Hcse little volumes arc
dnintily l,oilad, iTpcd and illustra &C.
and are admirably adapted to III "a
tho needs Of little people desiring YSsfs,
rrary or dramatic entertainment. .>!sS3lissfe,,
Nvith songs, stories and plays &sIaEes,f
fc calsscd The Pcck-n Boos," f.y
Chloe Preston. which tells the EisTy
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"Brshf,,I Ballads"

! Ry Burgess Johnson. Harper and
BROTHERS OF New York. $500 moi
Here arc ballaGs OF the sea. Of beasts
hoohish and bachelor ballads ana bal
lada OF householder. In al! there arc
lines that give food for reelection.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-12

What Tar CIV from IN, ,l,,c.l.ac,,
,pelicr ami ~. 1
Wv"
1--WE N"'"'hcS' su'h - q S;''idiiN col
orch edition OF Tales OF Rnniu Hood
end a sober Sundu, is,;,,. at "pu-rin,.,
Ir,cr" ,,,
VIZ" "scu |" pore To INC sV"'r'u"ns
holiday pages that are now gotten out
for their dclect.tion. with .ycry do
yicc ,o ao,olo, ,n.t.. ,,.n.
"s''''
. '"u '"'eH'S.
Among the gorgeous contributions,
to the Christmas book sl,r,, ~ mi.
voor INNS, H., .,.,,
~ 'o''oN'"S
; tSN ''"'' 'i""ucf Si"nGhi"n of N"w
York. The list Includes Tie Treas
urc Book of Chillrcn'. Nars, r.
,r.l Ia, N.,, ,n,
WV '''''''''' N"'i'''-
eo"V'' anu Illustrated IN color by NJ
Gthoidrcda Gray. This boots has love-
~ blue and gold covers an; as do,u.
ra,iyc .,d r,c,nr, ,, ,..,,. ,.,,,
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The Eiernai Feminine.

The Book of Woman's Power" for
which Ida NJ. Tarbcll has written an
introduction. aims to show at once wo-
man as ~ ngurc possessed OF cnviablc
power. and To recall her to certain
Fundamental things which il Is the
greatest weakness OF this country at
present la ignore. A true historical
perspective shows woman as neither
servant nor queen, but able In every
land and age to SECURE a position I'm
society MS useful as she has cared to
make IT and as honorcd as her char
actcr has deserved.
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"Thc Love That Liyct...

My, ny Mabel csgood Wright. The Mac
milan LA: Co. OF New York. sl.2o net
ms Is love story pure and simple
IN IN which field the author is particularly
nappy. The novel is Undoubtedly tic
oest that she has done and shows a
remarkable broadening both in scope
and art.
The tale has to do win tho fortunes
%t Christopher Curwcn minister, and
ms wife Hespa twho are still lovers
In middle aScl. their two daughters aud
one son, aud the young people with
whom the trio become friendly as they
sEow up. The characters arc we'll
p1prtraEed and they. arc nice people
az az the better for bcing bit old fash.
out sontimcntality.
;, CHRISTOPHER ana Hcspa have DEFINITE
.uyhS as TO the positions which their
chi'dren arc to fill in tho universe
ono Is TO be "a minister. another a
teacher. while u third is onl,. 10 be
nanpy. How the, childrcn's instincts
mem and now they love and in tho
end prove their right OF choicc is told
! ny MIS-. Wright with more than her
Besides, The Curwen family there arc
other individual and striking charac-
tefS IN the hook-Barry Daracott. the
ii, In, eau IriShman, vino is an excel
! conservative New Highlander: .Ilinc
nSunier. tne young French girl and
e e(,n;I mate OF Athcnc, who is =
Benjamin Curwcn. Christo,hcr.s' brot il.
cr bookworm and recIusc. who
stands out in strong contrast to the
U iti,l,s ~ INC book. seemingly a man
| Indifferent to tho charms Of women.
ms real nature Is brought out b. Ms
Nr,sht In passages of pathos and ag,.
pcal me secret OF his life. which he
!iad wcN guarded. furnishing one OF
! ne !."!is III the climax
The Love That Lives" is Mrs
MrlBhts longest novel. one also which
I'M
and the result OF her labor is such that
she is to be congratulated.
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Mrs. Lanes Translation.

Mrs John Eanc has ranslatri II
childrcns story, Honey written
by the, great .Stll27reaeh novelist anl run
to tbs. sriin :Sos /, 4 ltnsginativ Wisdom
apdS h'sih,tr I. ty;ti a, yhas7;keen brousn.
ou,g t.oy flltes ssiiissli s.ass;i John Lane
aconltsnSSf 81 md priced by
thcm at Si.So f'sE'FgF
Florence I.mndborS has dom her
work for this book so we'll that tcyt
and pictures seem each "A part OF tue
other
The story is that OF II golden hat o l
princess who rclgncd over the Iwurrs,
and the writer snys OF her purpose
IN undertaking the translation: Il long
10 make known to English and AGlcr-
ican children one of the lovciie<t aid
nooicst Of stories--a story overflow
ing with poetic imagination. wisdom
and humcr, divine qualities to wa;ch
TIL" heart of child Is always open
as the Hover TO tho dew.
Il want young ,hild,cn as well IS
others. older only by accident OF years
Pui whose hearts arc always young
which is the eternal youth--to know
IA" greatest French writer Of his
day. when. by the magic of his pen
he. like them. becomes young. gentle
and charming.
II want them TO learn to love his
iioncN Bee. newest and sweetest or
those dariings of childhood who have
como down TO us from byGonc ages
DISTANT lands. and hali-rorgottcn races
nut who in their eternal charm appeal
TO All children since children FIRST
hcard those wonderful stories or
porcd over treasured books that
awaken the ardent young imagination
TO rove. beauty. romance and good
ness"
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Z Then, or this same Christmas list,
there is Tho Book OF Baby Beasts"
with color pictures by L. !. Detmold.
and descriptions by Florence l.. Dug
dale, This book tells something of
tho baby polar bear. living among the
'iceGclds and icebcrgs; something about
the baby squirrel, which belongs TO
the mcrricst and jollicsJ OF the little
folk who live ia the woods: something
about tic baby donkey. with his long
cars ana his tail ending in n turf:
something about the baby rat. who is
only loved ny an afrcctionatc mother:
something anou, the haby chimpanacc.
plvays more interesting than bcauti .
iful: something Of the hah' elephant.
Tile biggest Of its ciuss. something Of
the baby hipporoianus. o. little river
horse: something Of tic baby rhr-
.cceros winch belongs to tai" u"lics,
hcast family In the world: sometime
OF the baby ;iS2r which looks Ike a
.plaNful kitten. something Of tho baby
camel born Into tho scrritudC of
desert Notwithstanding: something Of
i;hc gentle babv giraffe with its long
neck: something OF the baby Sun=a-
roo. Il very queer baby indeed; some
ItliuG OF the baby doG. the most in.
,clligcnt anu afectiouatc Of baby
hcauts: something u. the babv cat n
favored Household pet. sometime" ~
-; sah, hnrsc. unHTGI;." To harness
mud frolicl;inS in the field something
tof the baby COW, must pathetic and
-cntlc OF babice: som"lEi,-r of til
baby llama. a worry Hardy little South
american hahy, and the baby deer.
tho timid little fuwn. Imagine these
baby biographies told in the most vivid
ana interesting style aud with every
aid 10 render them attractive. AMI yet
.-cality will pu, imagination 10 shame.
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new novel, John Temple" Il stirring
subject. and one which has the merit
Of novclty--thc attempted conquest nj
Southeast Africa by Portugal in the
sixteenth century. The theme is one
which has not been exploited, strange
to say. in the historical novel field. and
Mr.. Durand, in sciznS upon II, has
shown not alone his keen diScernment,
hut an instinct for the truly dramatic.
From the moment of the entrance of
John Temple. n splendid type OF tho
English coIonist leader and n sub
jcct OF that most romantic of sovcr-
elgns. Queen Elizabeth, the tale moves
steadily forward with Il sure and en-
thusiastic tread, carrying the reader
with IL to the end. The hardsh:p5 and
hcroisms of Temples adventures AS II
prisoner of Portugal and Inter as u
follower and leader in the tll-atarrcd
expedition against Monomatupa. AN
African chieftain, are related with q
faithful vividness and Il quiet force
devoid of mclodrama. 1t ls essentially
an elemental story, with many mo-
mcnts of pathos and n few of triumph
In It's depletion Of Il strong, caiatplc
man and his task, it is particularly
happy. The story Is primarily one Of
action. There is little philosophy in
il. little comment on the action. which
fact Will appeal strongly To those WHO
like stories which move rapidly. Mr..
Durand Is u writer new 10 American
readers. but John Temple is positive
proof that he Will go far.
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"Thc Lnns Grccn Rond."

Among the publications OF the Baker
e Taylor CO. this week arc Tho Long
Green Road" by Sarah y. Mclean
Greene: The Third Miss Wcndcrby."
by Mabel Barnes Grundy; The An
neNation Of Texas" by Justin H..
smith: alice in Wonderland" IA new
edition. illustrated by George Sopcr.
and "Embcr Light" by Roy I;olfo Gil
son. author of I'm the Morning Glow"
Katrina" and THE Wistful Years"
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