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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
WAR WIDOWS
BECOMING BRIDES

LONDON. Eng. Oct is.-war
wAdows are rrmarrying In large nun
bcrs. Official figures show that they
are marrying nj tho rate OF 1000 a
month. and OF the $4,000 widows all
are expected To be remarked by the
end Of 1891. II The Same ratio IL
maintained.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
BeosetifA Luncheon With
Miss Oldham, as Hostess

Houortng Mrs Charles Claude
4hompson. q recent bride. who ~
woves this week 20 ReIilnsharn. and
- 10 compliment two brideseiccs.
UIo Margaret Huteson and Miss
U1oamA Miller. Miss Frances Old
6nm entertained with an attractive
1nfBet luncheon At her horne yes
0oenAy. Gcorgeous baskets Of long
61unmed xinnias. with bronze and
ooIluw-sinted chrynnthemums deco
eated the rooms and table. At which
lgrA -. Ross Downs and Mrs John
Uu6ley Roberts presided. assisted
" Miss Dorothy Greene and MLzs
Cynthia Robertson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
PUFFBALLS

cups flour
Q teaspoons baking powder
teaspoon salt
u grated nutmeg
u cup sugar
/ cup milk
2 eggs
sift dry Ingredients. Add milk and
eggs unfeaten. Beat well until very
1ighf- The batter should be stiff
enough to hold spoon upright and
-four should be added II necessary.
Drop from tablespoon into deep
hot fat These should BE- eaten
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
WHAT PARIS FINDS
SMART IN FOOTWEAR

Tho smartest footwear from Paris
features at least sir straps. The
new walking shoes are golosh-bks
IN shape and made of fine Kid. fit
ting smoothly and high over the In
step. The heels are moderately high
but the extremely high heels are
seldom seen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
Birthday Surprise
Patty

On Thursday evening about forty
friends Of Miss Ann Morrison gath.
ered IT her home. In celebration OF
ner birthday. The affair was In the
nature OF surprise. and the even.
Ing was enjoyed In music and
Eames. Mr.. J. v. Harrington read
ooms OF his otn verses. composed
lfom his life In the North. Mr.. Il.
yosman played several selections on
~ plano. including his compost.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
DATES
To Remember

WEDNESDAY. oCronEn se-
The marriage % Mis. AaAs uosrr.s
70 Mr William Forrest aeoafei.
leo. at sac c'cieck. IN the uai-
vefaitr Congregational church
Miss Margaret itutsson's marriage
% Mr.. nivtrirh achmitn In 81
hAruaess' chapel 81 o'clock
heunt Baker Luncheon club 10
meet at o'clock al the club
house
Mrs. wnme, rInys ssa At aem. In
aud Mrs william Ysrkss. from 0
until o'clock.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER ss-
American Legion and Veteran. %
Foreign wars 20 stvs sntsrtain.
insnt At The Metropolitan Thea.
tire.
CAPITOL nm aana 81 IN. orp,ss-
prdic hospital 20 rive benefit
card party at the home q Mr..
Edgar A. nackiin. 1889 y Pros
pees g. feF reservation call Cap
itoi 1904
SATURDAY. ocronrn U.s.
Ars James Colbert Fuilisaa's buffet
= lunchrun At home far Miss snnk
Roberta Hose and Miss Eispeth
McE~an
SUNDAY. ocroBru a.
First Of series % musicale teas TO
b. held ~ the FINE Arts soslety.
az tho Fine Arts building.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 70
Halloween dance at seattle Ternis
club. for FeserrAtions call last
Tta
Formal epenfnr % the r-ie ciaA
sArt RDyAX. oCronER 10
Halloween tinnsr-daaca at Seattle
Colt and coeatry elah.
NOVEMBER To-
Junior Guild % the o~thsrsfie hes-
pitsi 20 held Thanksgiving dance
~ the Maaoalc Tsmpie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
Dinner for Count and
Countess dc Coudenhore

Mr.. and Mrs. Manson +. Raekus
nre entertaining Count and Countess
d Ccudenhove. who are leaving to
morrow for California, after spend
ing their honeymoon In town. This
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Haekus have
arranged a dinner for their guests
1t the Sunset club with a theatre
party following at thu Moore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
Mddrona Auxiliary
70 HGve Rdllu

The Madrona Guild Of the ortbo-
pedic hospital will give a neighbor-
hood rally and tea for new mem
hers on Friday at the homo OF Mrs.
rrnncis r. Singleton. 232 Dorffei
drive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
Broddacdy Guild to Gire
Rally in November

The meeting last week Of the
nruadway 0uild Of the orthopedic
nospffal vas most satisfactory. Plans
Wus uads for a rally and musicale
~, 10 b. given Friday. November
-. - the home Of Mrs George
Warren Boois. The program viii
- announced at = later date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
WOMAN TO
VOTE AT Q2

HAckENsAciS, ~. j. Oct H.
Mrs Esther voorhls. -. has regis
tered TO vote In tho primaries Sep
TENDER -. she enjoys excellent
health and told tho election officials
that she hoped 20 vote Ia Novrnhcr
and several other elections following
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
DANCE BOOM BEGINS

LONDON. Eng. Oct 1.-THE
greatest dancing boom England has
ever known Is going 20 take place
this fall. according To dancing ma.
tiers. Tho tango will come back,
they say. and tho oid-fashionee
waltz In going 10 return To favor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
Halloween Dance at
Hotel Sorrento

On Saturday evening. October 30.
- guests at the Hotel Sorrento viii
1otn In . merry Halloween festivfty
- the hotel Many dinner parties
have been planned and additional
Duests VIII arrive later for dancing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
Ienxuc Of NatIonr A.soelstion

Tho Leagus OF Nations asnocia
ton. a nor. poiiticai orRanizn ton. re
Gently formed. viii meet wednesday
at noon NJ Mcveg cafeteria Mrs
J. y. knight. city president. win pre-
side. The speaker will bs DR.. r. y
tichoiz. OF tho University OF Wash
lngton. The public IL invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
Alpha XII Delta
M0theTs' Club

The Alpha XII Delta Mothers club
VII hold its monthly meeting on
IhursdAy 1t o'clock at the chapter
house. 454s University blvd All
mothers are invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
Mrs. Berry
Luncheon Hostess

In honor Of her cousin. Mrs. Sci
ma Stees. Of Minneapolis. Mrs.
Everett NJ Berry entertained with
: delightful luncheon at her home
a. Bremerton last week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Parliamentary Procedure Depart
usrnt


The Parliamentary Procedure de-
partnent Of the coterie club will
meet at the bonn. OF Mrs r. Akin
every other Thursday for six les
sonH. beginning october Fl. Mrs.
George ~. Mclaughlin win be the
teacher.
The Educaficpai department viii
meet Mt the home Of Mrs. Thomas
Irving once n month. on tho Mon
day following the first regular meet,
Ing OF the Coterle club. The first
meeting VIII be Monday. November
7. The course will be educational.
current events. local topics. book
review. etc Each member will
bring her own luncheon and the
hostess win provide ira There IL
20 fee. but the parliamentary course
In one dollar. The next meeting of
the cotnrie club will be the Hallow-
cen party on Friday afternoon. Oct
tob~r 20. NJ zls p. m. with Mrs.
Thomas Irving. s5$s 18TH ave n. T.
saith Council Of Catholic Women
The Seattle Council of Catholic
Women. which In the local branch
OF the National Council. Ia nj pres
ent dsvoting its time 10 sewing for
the poor. Meetings viii take place
every Thursday instead of once a
month sa formerly. In NurEcs' bali.
Providence hospital. from 10 until
O'Clock. All Catholic women.
whether members Of the council or
not. are asked To Join in this move
msnt The council IL supplying the
material for tho garments 10 be
made. The object Of these gnthcr.
inss should he a direct appeal TO
every C4sao;ia woman In ~sshe city.
Ans1e Wright Seminary Club
Tho Annie Wright Seminary club
WIN meet Friday nj : o'clock with
1rw. w. Il Crawford Al Hamilton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
SAFETY MEASURE

II the cellar h dark. II h q Wise
plan 20 paint the lowest step whits
20 M TO prevent falling or STUN
bling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY


The first Of a scrien OF card par
ties win be given "Wednesday even
Ina. october 20. In Fraternal hall.
ib7s Fourth ava. by the Ladies OF
the Golden North. All Aiaskans and
friends are invited.
Lmvain- Chapter No. q. q. ~ =.
Lorraine Chapter No. 6. q. n. s..
will celebrate its 5sth anniversary
In Corinthian hall. Masonie temple.
"wednesday, October 20. Chapter
work win commence Mt . y. m All
members Of tho Eastern Star are
cordially invited 10 be present
Goldvn ErH Cub
Mon and women over ts years OF
are are invited 20 the meeting Of
the Golden Era club In the ladies'
parior Of the First Presbyterian
church from II n m. 10 4 .. m.
Piease bring lunch. the club fur
nishes ooffea
Isoia SsrlAl CAA
foufA Social club. O. r. n. win
OF the MAsonie tempia
Wanrn Of Moo~~srsart T~xssn
Women Of Moos>h~art Legion win
meet at p m. In Moose tomplA
FrsA<su1Ry. Chsrtey sz,d IAysaty
Club No. I
Fraternity. Charity and Loyalty
club No. I VIII civ. a Wits, party
az the Panama cafeteria, iais Third
ave. Al sac p. m Mrs. Kate u.
crsnney. chairman The public II
invited
IAAy Eaeisu Chfk
A fun aitendanos Ia requested at
I the meeting OF the Lady Eagles
club at p m. in Forvsterr hall
Luncheon. business and eaxda
Mount BAhw Innrb~uu Club
The Mount Baker Lnncheon club
win msst at the club house at p.
IN Tho hontszs-- viii be Mn. VIII
liam Anderson. Airs. II. Is. Austin,
Mru. =. H. Bigger and Airs. J. Blse-
low.
roxyv~tvc TbeugfA Cub
Progressive Thought club win
meet at the Federation club house
for business at 40 p. m At n.
m. Prof. 4. a. Stanton will rpeak
on characterization. Those inter
sntei are invited 90 attend
Ar Dvpnrtmu1
Tho art department. Of the West
std, womeu's Improvement club
, will meet at the home OF Mrs A. n
Ayers. sssT nelvidere ava Tho leo
son for tho day viii be General
Treatment OF walls. Windows and
ceiiinxs.- TO Be given By Mrs. ~ L.
Gainca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19

Don't marry an old flame with the
expectation that nhe will get up and
light the kitchen fire Of a cold morn
ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
Ar Dywtsnu1


aims and Purposes OF the Par
ent TEACHER Asrociafiou- win be tbs
subject Of an address By Mrs d. l.
Durkhart AZ tho meeting Of Whit
worth PIT. A. In thss erhool audi
tnrium al .. IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
WOMEN'S CLUBS
United Artisans Dance

Tho United Artisans. Seattle 4.
sembly No. $50. win give dance
wednesday evening In the Swedish
club hall Artisans and their friends
are invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19

Tho spanish class Of tho Century
club meets with Mrs. Rodsre In the
waldorf apartments at 1890.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
Ladies' Gowns

Our fine Flannel Gowns for
ladies' are at specially reduced
pricea due to an allowance in
price made TO us by the manu-
facturers They come In at
tractive stripes. are good
weight. cut fun size and are
carefully made. II won't pay
you to make your gowns with
our prices 70 low.
Prices are $3.50, e2.0S,
$685. and @4.O5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19

Special values In LADIES'
Purses, genuine leather; silk
lined: coin purse and vanity
mirror: strap handle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19

Mr.. and Sfrv. c. r. Rearny havs
taken an apartment at tho Kinnear
for tho winter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19

Mr.. G. Thomas Han rcturned this
morning from q short trip to Yak.
ina.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
&Oni04yklM nsiGDD hsElIatEfaIC )aaa1a q At

ANTELOPE SKIN FOX
SMART HANDBAGS
Antelope is the most popular skfn
for making pocketbooks and hama
bags in Paris The mounungs ann
handles are Of tortoise sheh' osn.
ca,sly wrought Bead bags are sun
the vogue. most Of them oop'e1
aftar antique beadwork-
n young man b convinced aai
he win never amount 10 anything IN
the world. II doesn't matter how soon
he begins 10 part his hair In tho
middle and smoke cfyareites-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
Harlow Ribbons
75c Yard

Plain navy. delft. cardinal
and combination stripes and
floral designs: 5-inch width
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19

Mfr. Harry Lyman strong returned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
INVITATIONS ISSUED
FOR MISS COOKS
MARRIAGE
BY BEULAH MITCHELL CouTTs

Society Editor The
BEEN ISSUED
j Wright
Charles W.
win Monday
daughters
WIN be Miss poro,ea Meyer and Miss Grace efcrnan Mir Clarke
Arnold
Mr. Harold stnson
Oh. YlotciS orrNn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19

Mr.. George radd Mum. VINO has
been In Europe for two years with
the He'd croan. arrived this morning.
and Ia a guest At tho Hotel Sorrento
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19

AnrSe wnxs,s Seminary Club

Tho Annie Wright Seminary club
WIN meet Friday af o'clock with
mrw. w. Il Crawford Al Hamilton
Arms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19

Splendid wearing Out-stze
Mercerized Stockings for ladies:
Ironclad brand; colors are black.
white and brown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19

Mrs. Eugene NJ Carr. VINO recent.
~ returned from an extended visi,
In California. In NJ present spending
two months In Yakima. after which
she VIII again make her home At
the Hotel Otia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
Boys Jerseys $1.5O


Dandy little School Waists:
percaies and chambrayG In
many neat stripes and plain
colors. They are cut fun sire
and nicely finished
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19

ToxvSv~ Th~txB 04ub
Progressive Though, club win
meet a, the Federation club house
for business at iso .. m At . n.
m. Prof. I. A. Stanton will rpeak
on -Amsricanization.- Those inter.
snted are invited 60 attend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19

The Mount Baker Lunch-on club
win msTt at the club house at p.
IN. Tho hontsxn-- VIII be Mr.. VIII
liam Anderson. Airs. H. d. Austin.
Mr. ,. n. Bigger and Mrr4 J. Blxe
low.
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Miss Jane hiink. Of New York.
who has been the guest Of her ais.
ter. Mrs v. L. Cottman. ut the
navy yard. IL nj present whiting
Mira Frederick Bausrnan-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19

Men and women over u years OF
age are invited 10 the meeting Of
the Golden Era club In the ladies'
parior Of tho First Presbyterian
church from II n m. TO .. m,
Please bring lunch. the club fur
ninhea eoffea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19

Smart and attractive mod
els of new Fall Sweaters
for iadies--aii wool. They
come in combinations Of the
seasons most favored shades
as web as In plain coiors
Many are coat style. cshcrs
are Tuxedo style Priced
low.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-27

case Of any such aggression OF
in case of any threat or dan
ger of such aggression the
Council shall advise upon the
means by which this Obligation
shall be fulfilled"
Dette siger to Ting med al
9nskelig Klarhed - y at der
som u. S. A. bley Medlem at
League of Nations, saa a Diet
forpligtet til at yere med I'll
at forsvare andre Medlemmers
territoriale Intregritet og politi-
ske Uafhangiebed mod Angreb
og q at the Council" og like
vor Kongres, skal a%nviSe, we'd
lhvilke Midler, saadan Forpligtel-
Sc skal opfyldes. Kongressen
kunde 10 saa bestemme at sige
ia til Raadets An~visning, men
den kunde like sige nej uden
derived at gaa imod Landets mo-
ralske Forpligtelse og skade diets
Are. Og hvad mon the League
of Nations Wide gore we'd ct
Medlem, der nagtede at opfylde
sin ForpligtelseY Hyad vii Ligaen
overhovedet betyde, dersomMed-
lemmerne like opfylder deres
Forpligtelser9 Red.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-27
Misvisende

| ,,Danskeren" af -. October
findes ct stort republikansk AID
yertisement. Deri findes nogle
Modsigelser. Og Diet hele Ell
mere eller mindre m~isvisende.
America always first" err diets
Motto, og Diet lyder jo godt.
dersom Diet betyder f9rst i Guds.
frygt, ferst i Meteorological og
fSrst j at efterkomme Herrens
Befaling ,,Var din Broders Vog-
ter, enten Diet er wore egne
herhjemme eller de svage og
hjelpelese hinsides de syv so
err. Men laser man dette Motto
j Forbindelse med den Overlegen-
he'd og Storpralenhed, der gaar
igennem Stykket, har Diet lidt
for meget af Pr9jsertonen
,Deutchland, Deutschland uber
allies"
Der er Tendenser i Diet repub-
likanske Parti, som jeg er BAN
ge for. Jeg beh9yer blot at nev-
ne, at dersom Harding bliver
valgt, saa vii Gen. Wood blive
udnevnt til Krigsminister og
Admiral Sims til Flaademinister.
Vii Diet we're godt for Amerika
at have militere Mend til at
beklade disse Posterf
/ Indledningen laser man dis
Sc Ord: ,,Landet tranger til EN-
Forandring fra slet Regering til
god Regering." Vii saadan Tale
vekke Tillid til yor Regeringf
Har nogen Grund til at kalde
Wilson's Administration en- ,,slet
Regering''? Hyilke af Wilson's
store afgerende Beslutninger var
forkertef Jeg tror fast og be-
at Wilson var en- Gave fra
Gud til Diet amerikanske Folk i
en- kritisk It'd. Lad os takke Gud
for ham, j Stedet for at sparkle
nam og tale ilde ON ham.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-27
EFT TILBUD.
(Billig A~ftenlasning.)


!. Hr. Kristian Kringle-en smuk
illustreret Undertaking af S.
Weir Mitchell, oyersat fra En-
gelsk. as Slider.
2. En- Sangbog indeholdende so
af de bedste nordiske Sange
og samme oyersat paa Engelsk.
3. EFT stort Hefte, 6 Munro, en-
halv Aargang af Il~lustreret
Familie journal, som indehol-
der flere Hundrede Fortellin-
ger, Skizzer, Anekdoter og
Billeder 500 almindelige
Bogsider.
A.. Is smukke kol9rede Postkort,
Prospecter fra Norge, Flag
kort, SAINT julie og Nytaars-
kort..
s. Et stilfuldt Bogmerke med
Kalender for 1921.
6. En- Bogfortegnelse over en-
Mengde nyankomne Boyer,
Julehefter, Almanakker etc,
SAINT Liste over en- Masse b.
ger, som nu salges til betyde-
lig nedsatte Priser, vii ligele-
des blive sen6t enhyer, som
sender so Cents i Money Or.
der eller u. s. Frimerker. Til
Canada 60 Cts. Nevn dette
Blad.
@. Rasmussen Co.,
722 So. 4th St., Minneapolis, MINI
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-27

ger sig rundt ON Kor og SIKH,
ON de helliges Samfund, den my
stiske Vejrhane larer os at wage
.og bede og yare udholdende un-
der Modgang, medens de stygge
Figurer, der synes at fare I'D
at Glughullerne, taller ON deres
Nanskebne, som er udst9dt af
kirken. Taarne og finder, den
opadb6jede slyngning fra Diet
udhuggede Leyvark, Vinduesbu-
buens sharpe spids, Loftets hoie
Signing, alt dette, der err Bryst-
vernets og Sokkelens vandrette
LINER ganske overmegtigt, lac
rer os at oyervinde jordisk Be.
ger og oplofte Sjel og Hierte.
Helhg Visdoms Lare er skreven
ii Vinduernes fine Stenprydelser,
de mango Medlemmers Embed er
antydet i Mangfoldigheden at
Arkader.
Tredelingen af Kirkens SIKH.
de trefoldige Buer, Triforium.
den tredobbelte Lengde af Kor.
Transept og SIKH vidner paa
ny ON den hellige Treenighed.
Og desuden hvad er der like.
som forteller ON vor velsignede
Frelser, den dobbelte vestre Dor
peger paa Ham ferst," Diet
fjerne Hojalter yidner ON Ham
sidst," ligesaa Diet hpje Kors ON
Ham midi" og Ham uden
Ende" mindes man ON i Diet I'D
skaarne Monogram, Diet hellige
Lam, L9ven af Juda Stamme og
den mystiske Fisk. Tact we'd os
er Fonden, thi Diet er gennem
Genf9delsen Vi kommer ind i
lKirken. Den er dyb og rummelig;
thi vi err j Daaben begrayne med
Kristus. Den ef af Stem; thi han
err Klippen, OF diets spirformede
Lag lefer os, der er opstandne
af Vandet med ham, at s0ge de
Ting, som er z%oventil. -
bet er Ruskin, der ct eller
andet Sted har sagt, at dersom
man 9nsker at finde den vir-
kelige Betydning af EN- historisk
Periodic, maa man lese Bogen
ON dens Daad, Bogen ON dens
Kunst og Bogen ON dens Ord.
De ~pregtige Katedraler, der j
Middelalderen rejste sig rundt
ON j Diet kristne Europa, er ia
lende Vidnesbyrd ON hin lids
Idealer, der CAV sig Udslag i
O%pferelsen af Varker, der er
enestaaende i Majestet, Elegance
Iog HSjtidelighed og sikkert nok
har bidraget like lidet til j en-
%ellers j mango Henseender gold
It'd at lofte Menneskenes Blk
opad og saaledes udgjort en- be-
tydningsfuld Faktor til deres re-
Iligiese Opdragelse.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-27
MIDDELALDERENs MESTER.
VERK.
At II. P. Hansen.

Twill Diet vigtigste Kapitel
dens Bog ON Kunst er de sto-
re gotiske Katedraler, som net
op tilhorer denne Periodic og
naaede deres st6rste Fuldkom-
menhed i Still og Udsmykning j
Diet tolyte og trettende Aarhun-
drede.
bet store Midtpunkt for 60
fisk Indflydelse var Nord Frank
rig, men den spredte sig herfra
til hvert Land i Europa og som
F9lge af det mere Forhold, der
bestod mellem Frankrig og Eng
land, og en- Fplge af Norman
nernes Tilstedeyerelse i begge
Lande, udyiklede den sig nesten
lige saa hurtigt og opnaaede her
lige saa stor Sk9nhed og Virk-
ming som / Moderlandet.
Og Diet er netop i England, at
den Aand, der CAV St9det til
Opf9relsen at Katedraler, wiser
sig tydeligst i Arbejde og kla-
rest Jaeger sit Formal for Da-
gen.
Da den beromte Biskop Hugh
af Lincoln i England satte sig
den store Opgaye at opf9re den
herlige Katedral, var han sig
vel bevidst, at den Wide blive
ct Midtpunkt for en- betydelig
Indflydelse, like blot rent kir-
kelig, men ogsaa til Fremme af
Folkets religiese Opdragelse og
aandelige Udyikling. Man var sig
vel bevidst, hyilke Resultater
man Wide opnaa, og Diet vii
derfor yere urigtigt at betrag-
tie Opf6relsen at Katedraler som
Udslag af ct t~ilfeldigt Lune. BIZ
skoppen, som Froude har gjort
til Genstand for Behandling
sin Bog Short Studies of Great
Subjects gik I'D fra, at ct
saadant Yerk, hyori Folket sely
havde Del, og hyori de kom ON
trent hveranden Dag Aaret rundt
for at tage Del i Gudstjenesten,
Wide We're som en- Bog, ale for
stod at lase, og efterlade Ind
tryk, som Diet Wide vare vanske-
ligt at modtage ad anden Vel.
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ture" skriyer Ferguson: Kate
dralerne, deres Arkitektur og
Udsmykning er / Yirkeligheden
en- uudtommelig Genstand. Pre-
ster og Legfolk arbejdede sam
men med Murere, Malere og Bill
ledhuggere, og ale var ivrige
efter at f%rembringe Diet bedst
mulige Resultat, og man omfat-
tede liver Enkelthed med en- saa-
dan Omhu, at der saa at sige
like er Ende paa den Rigdom
af Tanker og Opfindelser, der er
lagt ind j ct enkelt Verk. Der
som nogen Wide ofre en- Livstid
paa Studiet at Ell af de store
Katedraler, og dette skulde vac
re fuldstendigt i hele den mid
delalderlige Forstaaelse, er Diet
ct Sp9rgsmaal, I'm Diet Wide lyk-
kes ham at mestre allie dens En-
keltheder og udgrunde allie de
Tanker og Erfaringer, der for
tie I'll Diet straalende Resultat. Og
vi ser, at Diet like blot var
i de store Dyer, men ogsaa ude
paa Landet, at man fors9gte at
oyergaa, hyad der allerede var
opnaaet af Forgengerne, for
STAIR vi. hyilken Sum af aande-
lig Energi, der er bygget ind i
de gamle Kirkemure.
Selv ON man i Frankrig har
afskaffet al offentlig Gudstje-
neste og banlyst Religionsunder-
Wishing i Skolerne, saa knejser
dog ,,Notre Dame" med sine lige
saa skpnne som magtige Taarne
holt over allie Huss sg Slotte,
trods Tidernes Storme gennem
de mango Aarhundreder som ct
talende Vidnesbyrd ON den Gud,
hyis Ord oliver evindeligt, oe
i hvis Ngrhed Menneskene BIZ