The evening world. Newspaper, March 31, 1908, Page 12

SS ee Te eS 8 The Evening World Daily Magazine, A Spring Change in Tori. A = hing Company, Nos 3 te @ By Meche Ketten. Christmas and ts further to limit ing on the last Fr Tuesday, ae ae aaa Song Birds, CHEER uP! WE ARE COMIN Cy By Roy L. McCardell. weil,” said Mr. Jarr, = ~ s aid M tr with some r nner. ‘When asked t sniffed the exercises t 5 Ti tomiet Sumehices i i te zi « atc : i off like w the rea 2 5 LOVE’S YOUNG DREAM —~ , IN DARKTOWN ttle gtr hing, dear at mus Don’t Be a Brute When It Comes to Little Emma’s Music Lesson! Nothing Helps On Piano Playing lic & a Lane eek eta man,” said Mrs Wille nas ar ar papa!” cai ttle Emma, who was Jarr pit 2 onto the floor and co ng to her and I can a baby isband T hope you Jarr. she fsn't bold and pert and always sald Mrs. Jarr lon’t play Setter than your sister's “and Cm Marc h 31, play the piano. Lat him naart would break her hands over the m- eeolneito! = , Fl “ COME ON, MAH MAY a YS ite, aa | “" ores ' DON'T You \ ARE 'ONKESS ME, You OM FLUS TI / CATED CITIZUNG SS 2! OS )) You AINT_DE SCO CHIEIEDY : a es a ee \, 1908. | cam ' Six Talks to Girls — ON —— i ; Speaking é 2 Writing English By Gertrude Barnum 5 AMAA No, 3—Parts of Speech. M: «= parts of speech are as ridiculously unbecoming & ! as misfit clothes, To use nouns and verbs, adverbs, pronouns and adjectives hind side before and upside wn ds worse than wearing shoes both “rights,” or gloves nismated, Two negatives to express a negation ure as bed s two sleeves for the same arm Girls should mateh thelr par care that iow often we hei of speech with the same y use in matching ribbons, feathers and laces. such glaring mistakes as ose kin Would of went,” “Being that tt w Who will go with ou and 1?" ete., ete., etc. But ivated woman would ve no more likely to speak in er cloak wrong stde out and her feather boa round her It will not do to go upon the theory will descend upon us | * alas! Others imagine they can learn to ists of “pronominal adjectiy the gift of gentle rala just as they by 6ereruaeSarnun tro: ny by of grammar, nd “ellipsis ules is a great waste of time, The greatest masters of Greeks, yet at the height of their zation tt The only way Wire the art of speaking I se dressmaking ur the guidance of good professors, who are writers of the old slow length along.” riting is not in such anded down from and would it and fable and in each gem of y best express what we : s in the dictionaries of Are not the part eech In exa anguage by lis ze as vulgar, careless or clumsy. 1 we do. Let us study the authors e whole human race. Let us read poems of Tom Moore and Robert Burns, and such simple tales as sand Robinson Crusoe; and work our way up to Shakespeara, ne And let us forget our own American masters who ng in the American language nished this course of study we sh W use scissors and thimbles of 8 Eng Let u iterature exa begin to > ourselves and ve touched th 1 be able to handle We shall w Easter bonnets. as we beau as our qeesooe MOO 0COO0COC0U0 : Nixola Greeley-Smith 3 ON TOPICS OF THE DAY lo} 3 The High Hand for the High Hat. gsested in Paris which will eatre for the special to remove their hats, n of the peace will k to the wearer of rrest if she refuses LAW hae jus' longer troubles New York, » Parisian {dea might theatre, to be sure= the door if several ed to the towering Masculine agita- as the une y removed a ery occasionally en would not wear eithep t approve It is the Ieht tn his of dead curls thag atrocities—unleas, r women #@ or two fF artist! celves ) other, not for would ever get out of a wrapper {f removed r hair of the woman tn front en by preferring an exaggerated type It choice when she has to decide whether to please hair dressing or attract the ad- but und ubtedly she generally lf the projected French law making high-hatred offenders of her sort + were adopted here, Commissioner Bingham might have additional able his sleuths to find out just what women to arrest for false hair. Five Gored Empire Skirt, Pattern No. 5,929, nedlus s 744 yards 21, 7 yards 27, or 44 inches wide when material As figure or na { yards 21, 54 yards 27, or 41-4 yards 44 Inches wide whem naterial has neither fgure nor nap. HOM is out sizes for a 22, %, 26, 28, 30 and 32 inch watst diconannccecnmannnnnnnnennnnannecnrnmpennnneanenemnnanennnvenneds 7 all or send by mail to THE EVENING WORLD MAY MAN- Down te N PASHION BURBAU, No, 2l West Twenty-third atreet, New Ontate ark, Send ten cant# In coin or atamps for each pattern ordered. [\.PORTANT--Write your name and address plainly, ami al- vOyN spectty site wanted, 18 RR rrr nnn eRe, f tations