The evening world. Newspaper, June 21, 1905, Page 11

cA Bride from the Bush. By E. W. @ of George Munro's 1 Meght, 1808, by George Munro's Son SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS. AAltred Bitgh brings trom 4 Mtraila mw young yi dye, Who la very Beautiful but U: Hngiteh quatorne wid to, 4 Alfred's father ai Lady Bilgh, are vagy 8 taut wht Mt permienton Hanes and Bieaked and mortisied Monal bohayi: “an brother, en ft etiguetts th nia she has made ¢ CHAPTER III, Disgrace. iP days that followed were bap- | I pler thar sny since Glidys'’s ar flval in England, There was | @weet bond of understanding h#i wee Gladys and Lady Bligh. Tho bride Monestly sought, and with success, to tone down her mannerisms, Alfred was dolirtously happy, ‘The happiness of the succeeding days | —to Alfred, to Gindys and to Lady Biigh—was complete and pure—the days that stood out most plainly through the | dim distance of after years, To be closely intimate with Lady | Bligh meant an intimacy with a nature ‘that was generous and sweet and wo- manly; and it included a liberal educa- tion, for thoss who would help them- selves to ft, In gentle, unaffected man- ners. Gladys came under this very de- sirable influence at a favorable mo- ment and in precisely tho right frame of mind to profit most by ft, And Profit sho did. As she herself had pre- @lcted, no miracle was wrought, She @id not become everything that she Ought to have been in a day, but sev- eral email alterations of manner, all of them for the vetter, did very quickly dale pi ‘The bride felt her feet at last, Then, Decoming thoroughly in touch with Lady Bligh, she waxed boid in a less @pproachable direction and with the feat results, Not oniy did she start , Mvely little conversations with sir Temes, but sno got him to carry them om ih the same light strain, and sus- Rained her part in them very creditably ‘findeed, all things considered. Bho even joined the Judge more than once in his early morning prowls, but the wtockwhtp was always loft behing ; tm her room, On these occasions she e@howed herself to be an admirable as- @1stant-potterer, while she delighted her 14 companion still further by many Pretty and even delicate attentions, to which he was not used, having no ‘@aughtora of his own. Thus there were mornings when the Judge would come ‘in to breakfast with quite « atartiing Jposy in hia buttonhole, and with a cer tadn wcarcely perceptible twitching of {the Ups and lowering of the oyelids, such as had been observed in him som times on the Bench when the rest of the | Court were ‘‘convulsed with laughter,’ It invariably transpired that the deco- ration Was the work and gift of the Judge's daughter-in-law; and, as the old gentleman had never before been seen ‘by his family to sport any such orna- mont, the departure waa extremely Gratitying to most of them, Granville, {¢ 1s true, found fault with the taste displayed in the composition of the buttonholes, and one morning ,Matly refused one that had been mad | for him expressly; but the fact 1s, Gran ville was of rather amall account in the houso just now, He was busy, cer- , tainly, and was scen very little down et Twickenham, but he might have been Seon more; his temporary occupation of @ back seat was in a great measure Ne aRtery N Nor was he really malicious peteg F/O . . ten dave were wanting before ‘OW cricket mati Which ap} be pretty gonerally recognized as the last “turn” in_ the pat Peta entertainment of of the Lon. ro was plenty of life, Of heh lite door ta Bier eoaee fe: and, what was oven more essential io & $horough enjoyment of a drive through ‘ark, th je afternoon, as regarded the ‘weather, Was for onte beyond all Praiso, Mordover, royalty was there for iM pueeet half an hour, go that the oir- stances abtendant ‘upon young Mrs, Bile n'a first appearance In the ring of ‘fashion mare In ‘ay all that could (Be desired. Yor a ve through Hyde he season is a social func {Won of of the most rigorous ppearance, Bu hy though in ho sen woman of ro, es pymicleney ‘well Snowy yy alata ‘was hel toni ray in th . raity, of. of par Febpears ven, nm ceherrien the Robunt, Btrik- ing bean: of the dark young di elod at , er side must have awakened rest Ngn ite own account, tt aid among thons who did. not know the BI by sight, ut with most people "he questions had Lady Bligh Sesoveret (ret) HS frewh ‘ie taeng eee Was + Yes iationt "Wea sare Ae pe on jeu Oe apereate, to the fadies eS Gies ngured ve @ wenrde We he j fiancee—or were they already arial ‘itis intended by no means to imply that ql et and even homely equ! Bit@h apr the cynomure ot Hyde rie Dut {t was certainly seen, pat few saw it with unawakened cur! ‘A or two persons were able bo antist: odie tent this ourlosity, and too! jeligne tn In doing, ww 6 o'closk, Ti aot the, afternoon had h the arrlvl of royalty a "1 Men Betor) the hour, Carriages. wer wp by the ratis on either sie in ne, v regula ana. | ‘Tie trousi | lin. ween presented Vv’ glopay ost « ah and. flashing acooutromonte and wiees japan, tc say, nothing of tine finer dress; visions change of the Ghaken Kalaldo sop) marical Vinge pay matter Woh’ or how Uttie, Wey. owvd to our of the sinking sun— 10 wonder, rr eet aE tails H ence ta erie tach no fustlive 4 ja m th ine. Gorn Hd ror my ise om ext tlvely “op Ai RR Bol int the shrubs pinnted Ranreen the tho converging. onutses come 10 en Aid and the two roads are apaiioa “ah atte i ia} than Pena yaa He w. ee rt! seo unly + tom Toade of the. ridara are 19 iat att ont Dig! et ig aprenn petition. Tt was the mate Gin Mis X a'y younger | ‘| #0me bright, familiar tune on the plano, Hornung, “Author of ‘‘The Amateur Crack man" and “‘Ratiles.’’| Ri eRe aging froedom Duttonnel-d tu. partial for ii eae, i Bympathette emazingly free ( Feneliany “ati Mh intint Kind und «weet, myst And soft, 8 and her ole with M5 one fout upon Hy HD to date in ber pe fn his ‘own p thou | tems aerally, and ences th’ par- aimless vat xp and "Alfeod. ih (he ground ith kes feet; and Miss ‘Travers queationcd Gladys on the Stinjoot upon ton whi all atrwagers who Where pho came trom in nd instants, did question. het | But Mins ‘Travers: did tnt Bact | h and a ne uid have r tea "been tne am of her Ife ito Bo to Australias 1 Would have inferred that it was her mdsfor amd h | hey and yet you would not, OU could not, have suspected her of hypocrisy, She was one of those singular people ™ Nn acthally to. prefer, in | comn mn 18 "'meum," StI] sho stole | space d@ividin, sition, he ‘tuum’ to Gladys was charmed, But furtive glances across the i them from ithe tan; and her answers, wi would have been Giger and dmpetuous enough bn any other elreumatances, came often slowly; he ae, obviously ‘distratte, \ as Travers saw this, 0] ed) the direction of the date ch per eves | and thought she understood, fut gude denly there eame a quick gleam Into the Bride's eves which Miss Mravers did nat a th A beraaWornue crossing thelr span of vision atin beled canter {bo opoay Strangely agitate Her face was tran. figured ‘with surprise and delight an increduilly. Her tips, cue apart, but no breath. escaped thom, Her Mashing eves followed the canierlng horsewoman Who, dn figure and in coloring, If not in feature, was just such another as Gladys herself @nd who sat her horso to perfection. Hut she was cantering baat; wie would not turn her head, she | Youle hot look; a moment more’ and tho shrub would hide her from Gladys— haps forever, Before that moment paesed, Gladys stood un tn the carriage, | trembling With excitement. Careless of the place ~forgetful of Undy Bilgh and all that had passed. and the good understand: ing so hardly gained—attimacting the at- tmion of ‘royalty by conspicuously turning her back upon them as they Passed for the fourth time—the Bride enelroled her (ips with her two moved alms, and uttered a ery that few of fhe fhundreds who heard It ever forgot: mat Was tho startling cry as nearly ao it can be written. But no letters ean conyiy the Bustained shrillness of the long, penetrating note Fapresented v the firs vilable, nor the wel DH die- away wall the of the, wecond, pe well-known the jodel han pe fhe “black fellow: “but Ciara Bilan ist Pettis axermoon ue that afternoon instdte Park, and in the presence of valty, To say that there wns a sensation in the vielnity of the Bilghs’ carriage—to say thet its occupants were for the mo- ment practically paralyzed-ts to wnter- stato matters, Tuther, But before they gould recover ioaees the bride had fumped fromthe carriage, prereea Birou h tho, rushed acrows 40 Ro railings and Seleed in both Ran the bane of the other Mead and strapping young woman, who had reined in her horse at once pen the utterance of the “Coo-¢e there was Aa nica Hitle observa- udible to many, which Gladys had tA flyin, Lon ra deliver 'To Be Con’ tions lon, let, iat —{tts her!" ued. re a Pin’s Head. THE PIN'S HPAD MAGNIFIED ONE THOUSAND TIMLS, OT so very long ago it was be- ai IN Meved that the wan who first on- graved the Lord's prayer on the back of a one-dollar gold piece had about reached the Umit in the matter of wonderful feats with the engravers fools. Then, about a'year ago a Phila- I delphia bankenote expert engraved: the entire alphabet of twenty-six letters on the head of.a large pin, Now; however, Clarence K. Young, un employee of the Government mondy factory at Wash- ington, hassaccomolluhed the seemingly Imposalble feat of engraving twd full alphabets, a date and a name on the head of & tiny pin only sixty-five one- thousandths of an inch jn diameter, Tho accompanying illustration, made from w photograph of the pinhead, has been eat gee more than one thousand times, sh:ngton Star. Game of Magic Bridge. N the first place, all the children join hands and form a ring. If the number is large, there should be four bridges at the quarter points of the ring, theao being numbered one, two, three and four—one opposite three and two opposite four, The bridges avo formed by two children, who raise their 1) joined hands for the others to pase under, Perhaps mamma or a friend will play which all alngin; the children must follow, ‘“Tra-la-In, tra-la-la," as they "A | dance and skip along, keeping: step to the music, They go one or more times around in a olrele, then the leador indi- cates whore a “bridge” Is to be made. ‘Tho children raise thelr Joined Wands, and the two children standing oppo- rite In the ring cross the contre of tho cirdle, All the othera following after i) pass under the ''bridge,” saya the Phil; adelyhia North American, ‘Then, turning to the right and loft, respedtiyely, the two Unes follow the wath of the circle as firat formed, meet, thervid and a new circle is Noridgo'. it ii ARS ny jeg the, cmidren Opposite In qr Boe se It. 1 Te while oe DP etetaapnesevonenonenensnnapienarnmevedn NG Syiph Figure for the Strong atv ot sdeonneoinneigubaagngce nonputerhite lant enenesentntnpenenedentnehenentntebntrroenenerentsdugubuentntnbe@irhugmenonen tnt anoreneterentntel) , Healthy Woman. That's What the Athletic Girl ut dled Warcaret ilhbacarbubbed leat das Qraennnens oesomenaenpn bnie STRENGTHENING “rH ARMS 4ND Strou_pers By Margaret Hubbard Ayer T {s easter to lead the simple life than to stick t o simple diet In a city like Now York, said the athletic gi, Belle Gordon, ag she wont ‘on to tell me how she had gained her super physique. After exercise and fresh air, a senst- We diet !s the most {mpontant thing for the woman who wants to be strong. Though every one knows that wo vll eat too much, still when it comes to cutting down the menu very few pev- ple know what to eHminate. ‘We talk @ great deal about enting vegetables and we are sure they very good for us, But then, instead of eating them in thelr natural staro or dolled, we add vinegar, sugar, every kind of spice and butter unt) we have | @ concoction that fs entirely different from the healthful vegetable .food that we should be eating, Take tomatoos, for instance, they are splendid for the health if eaten without venegar, but with Just a little jealt and pepper, After you have put vinegar and sugar on them, however | the good effect 1s entirely spoiled, This ts tho time when a woman who|{ wants a good complexion may revel in fruit A} If she can givo up coffee for break- fast and substltute fruit juices, she will find @ wonderful improvement {n thor complexion in a very short time. But how many women can do this?! ‘They Insist that they need the bracing effcet of coffee, which 1s really the| strongest kind of a nerve irritant. Now, instead of getting this exhilara- tlon from the nerve-destroying black Lquid, @ few minutes spent in exercla- ing the body will accomplish the same eftoct In a perfectly healthful manner, Bome simple exercises are Mlustrated tore, whioh can be gone through with in the morning, The first of these ts to strengthen the back and shouldors, Wo hear a great deal about the sylph figure nowadays, but nobody with sense wants to have a |sylph back because tt would be a: moat unhealthy back to ha A woman wants a strong, healthy back and the modern woman needs per- fect command of her muscles {f sho is to go through Ife without policemen on elther hand, When you have your muscles under control you needn't be afratd of cross- ing the street with a car coming one way and a truck and four or five ear- rages coming the other way, Tho reason that women have been so Housekeeping Hints, Escalloped Oysters, RAIN the liquor from the oysters D into a dish, Look over the oys- ters to remove all shells or grit, Cover tho bottom of a pudding dish with bread crumbs, Put in a layer of oyst: season with salt, pepper and @ generous bit of butter, Add another layer of crumbs and so on until the dish fs filled, leaving crumbs on top. Dot with butter and bake. Take the oyster Hquor and a generous plece of butter and keep hot on the stove to baste the oysters with, should they become too brown and dry on the top. This {s considered better than adding | mojsture in the first place, Milk or cream can be mixed with the Hquor if desired. Maple Mousse. OIL ono large cup of maple syrup B until St ropes, Pour slowly over tho well-beaten yolks of eight ogee, bowting constantly until smooth, | Put into @ double boiler and scald, not | letting #t boll. Remove from the fire and let tt becomo cold, then stir into one pint of whipped cream. Turn into a freeser, pagk well in Ice and salt, and let it stand for three or four hours, Omelet. S the yoke yolks from whites. To} the yolks adq 1 ‘tablespoon of cold wator to cach egg. Beat to a thiok lemon colored cream, malt and Three Hidd Follow the proper Mnes with a pencil en Animals. or pen and make an outline drawing of two rabbits playing leap from, while a Minds 100Ks on,-—Boston Globe. dash of whiie pepper, Then beat whites | to wtift froth and fold in, Have pan | moderately hot. Let a teaspoonful of | butter run over the pan. ‘Turn in the | egg, cook slowly’ until elightly brown | ‘underneath, then set in the oven to dry off, Fold and serve at once. Oyster Stew. O' ONE quart of milk add halt. | pint water, three tablespoons of flour, one teaspoon of salt. Quar- ter cup of butter is plenty, although some use more, Add a very Uttle cayenne pepper Steam the flour anu butter over the tea kettle until soft enough to beat, when it will be amooth and wrgamy: then allr in the lqucr while boiling, after which add the other ingredients and throw in the oysters, allowing them merely to senld. A Puzzle Pitture. “Whore fe the third wood nymph? pnb ii ‘Photo; raphing Growth, P HOTOGRAPHY is able to dopict action 90 slow as the growth of & flower, By exposing a plant to @ onmpta every quarter of an hour for days it is now porsible to a Da Suspenders and = mu pender effects appear to have tacen the feminine tworld by storm, and in- cronse in. popularity as the seamen advances. Tl- lustrated is one of the most desirablo of all waists of the sort that includes a fitted girdle, to which the Ddretellen aro attached, In the tl- lustration the material is white linen, with trim- ming of embroidery, the suspendurs and belt ibe- ing piped with blue, but the design can be util- feed for all geasonable materials and trimming ‘ean be banding or any wort of embroidory worked onto the mate- rial, or:again, the sus- pender and belt can be almply lined, piped with’ contrasting ovlor, as in the case of the model, or finished with some little ‘braid or trimming, ‘The quantity of mate- rial required for tha me- dium size is 6 yards 21, 41-4 yards 27 or 21-4 yards 41 invhes ‘wide, with 21-4 yards of band- ing to trim aa Illus trated. Pattern 6070 ts cut in siaes for a 92, 34, 36, and 40 Inch bust meas- ure, Blouse with Girdle and Sus) Call or Send watoh a bid open gradually; to eee the blossoms clone at night and reopén itn the morning; | to see the léiver in ease ts wise and the stamens Dewy out, MAY MANTON’S How to Obtain These Patterns Evening World May Manton Fashion Bureau, 21 West 23d Stu New York.’ Send 10 Cents in Coin or Stampa for Each Pi TANT Weta your, game and address plainly, and always o ily Fashions penders— Pattern No, 6070, by Mail to the ern Ordered, anne | | timid 1s because they have been #0 weak phystenlly, But the (phiystoal-uiture girl 1s not panic-siricken when she gots Into a crush, because whe is quite strong enough to eltow her way out of tt. The other two exercises {illustrated above are done with @ ohalr, First Up flat, with the back on the ohair, arms folded across the chest; bend backward as far as possible, and then raise the head and chest as far as thoy will go without bending the knees, The exoretse dona with two ohaire in for strengthening the chest, shoulders and back, Raise the body until the arms are quite stiff; then bend the arma at the elbow end slowly lower tho body, Menus for a Whole Day. H luncheon and dinner, wrth recipes for less usual dishes! | pepeeemaar--<-0c7-99-eeeeenaaat BRBAKFAST. parape Fruit. wien raked Hominy Sream and Sugar, hipped ‘Beet on. ‘Toast \with Tomato Bauce, Pritter: Co! ERR ere menus for fee, INCH Bolled Pigs Feet, Apple @auee, Whole Wheat Bread. Gingerbread. Tea, Clea PENNER. lear Tomato’ Sou Bollea Fea Cue rnb Sauce, ABI Potato Balle le and Celery 5, Chocolate “Pudding.” preter \Chipped Beef on Toast, Tomato Sauce—P* one-quarter of a pound lo of chipped beef in a frying- pan: pour over ft ono cupful of bailing water: let it stand two or three minutes, ‘then pour the water off. Ad@ one tablespoontul of but. ter, @ dash of pepper and simmor five minutes, Make five slices of nico buttered toast, heap the beef on these and pour over each ellce A Ilttle hot tomato sauce, This 1s a very appetizing lsh for morning, says the Chicago Rec. ord Herald, Cucumber Sauce for Fish, Peel grate and rub through a steve fmo large cucumber, Season with one tablespoonful of vinegar, a anltspoon of salt and a dash of cayenne, Serve a spoonful of this with each plece of fish, Line \- Chocolate Pudding—{ne sraane dish with a nice rich poste, Heat one pint of milk. atir into tt one-elghth of n cake wf chocolate and one Seant euptul of sugar, and atir until both are dissolved. .Remoye from the | fire, stir dn one-half cupful of cracker | crumbs, one tablespoontul of butter, und when dhe milk 1» o901 the beaten yolks of three eggs, Flavor with a teaspoonful of vanilla, pour the mix+ ture tnt? the pudding Meh and bake in & moderate oven until the custard is tet, Make a meringue of the wh'tes or three eggs and two tablespoonfuls o1 sugmr, heip It on the pudding and re- turn to the oven untilLa delicate brown, Serve cold, WY tine on our cont aang. vests, when we always put ‘on first our vest and then our coat? Why do wo refer to the coverings of our feet as shoes and stockings, wher the stockings are first put on? Why @o we invite people to wipe . when wo mean thelr sthoos? Queer Queries. WY do wo always talk of put- Why in the olden times did a father tell hls gon he would warm his jacket, one when. evory knew pantaloons? he meant iis THE Successful] Effervescent Relief for Indigestion Distress after meals, Heartburn, Fermentation, Water-brash Nearly two generationn of satisfied users testify tolts great medicinal valve Bimple, pleasant, reliable, It has heen sold on merit more than 60 years, f id gt A "Soren Oe ( panei anda Surimer for , —>+—— & Pretty Gown of Gray and Organdie and a “Shortback Sailor’ to Match, By Vivian Visscher. | YOU want to dress well and eco- nomleally at the same time It be- 4 to look well about you | ] hooves y before purchasing material of any Kind, JOrten you will be lucky enough to find rare bargains in out-of-the-way shops, | and a little rummaging about, you will find, will pay you. Tt waa, however, {n ong of the very good shops that I found the bargain that made this dress possible. The material was sheer, fine organdie, the lor suggesting gray, | with tn sprays of violets suattered about, ‘Phe violets were of that protty epringy Mlac shale, and the price was 19 conts a yard. Tho organdie was thirty Inches wide, | nnd twelve yards constituted an ample | supply for gown, One piece of C yan Valenciennes Ince, a little ov: in Inoh wide, cont $1.05; a ploce of inser: | fon to match cost $1.1 a yard of} mesealine sik—tho very softest quality | la suffctont to build an entrancingly | pretty girdle of many folds and tny | rosottes, To make this gown you will require the services of a dressmaker for two days, and you will have to ‘help her | consMerably yourself, Let your watet button In the back, ‘This gives you a better ehanco to elaborate the front of tho waist, The style T have {n mind 1s It dinsolves the dirt, eats the use Powerline for ciothon: on Miller p and Bilt Mado by THE PENNSYLVANIA SOAP CO, “Had the Ruislans used dia- m t chitshts, mal nite nro rine tea alles” pirece fom’ ene’ ene) veLveld- bag Ou the, rata CASH On Quick dellvery. No Employers Refronoen | Required, Call or write for iit, ‘No. 81: aati Wik BRE ah 8. 8078 THIRD A. AVR. 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Me oye Nuns, At Drugrists soc.and $1, or by mail from THE TARRANT CO., 44 Hudson Street, N, ¥, | mete 7 tal a | halt | (4 | Gray ohip straw USE ILLER'S POWERINE with Ammonia ease and liens Soup werine, Yor Superb Shows (S| Wi gerd. ile shivrod. full from the shoulders, : the nook of your “waist Just a) aniare, then edge st with a close of your Valenciennes lace, This is whee, they call the “litte Dateh neat Now put your Insertion on the frome” of your waist In small squares, If 4 are fond of poration you! might feit | a ttle of the lace around each equates you eould do by hand, of course, ally, 1 prefer & plainer methed thimining, Tuck your skirt In ttle fae from the walst to the knee. Vinish your ¢ with’ two shirred Hownces, one wet the other and joins Ing tho tucks a knoe, Just above heading of ( ipper flounce set in” intervals ‘the tucks small ves of to matoh your waist, , fo your dress will cost your * the at Insert! chip straw, some ‘n the shape of what they “the shorthaek satlor.’* only a) in the brim, f should buyt nohes of Mlacs and four yard velvet ribon, ‘The IMecm ® should place on the hat with tho st ends to the centre of the cromond bunch cn elther side, Haye the ver milvbon made into a rosette with Jong ends, Pat this directly, tn centre af the front, covering ithe si of the flowers and extending just tintbst trif over tho brim, as follows aaggeat that a er ‘two bunches of at Your yards velvet tibbon, ‘Total shortens the work, mado with Napsha, fi ur grocer can ads ive Don't Ly AMUSEMENTS, HP OPS ae AY al Mangement HHOSH SEASON ENDS siuly 1 Last chancoa to witness the theatrical “sensation of te ngs, MATINVE EVERY DAY, PHO PAON & DUNDY'S, Luna Park Anitom, re tenga, Boat Cand away & Daily, 5 dio", 5, Hilo B: ae Phone 800 Pam DENS, "Gilbert, & ul vew Ht On FO NCHT LIFT Rentaning Nest mihan WHOLE Herald Sy. iat SAM ee ICKERBOCIER, Ha ‘ie 5 OER WAR. 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