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EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, SATTJBDAY, JANUABY 22, 101Q
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IS 'PHOTOGRAPHY SCHOOL
NEEDED HERE? ASKS M'LISS
Many Persons Desirous of Engaging in This
Interesting Work Find No Opportunity
for Becoming Proficient
AN INSTITUTION as unique- ns It ts well received wilt visit this city on
XX Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of noxt week. It is tho Hastnian Travel
ing School of Photography. Ono of its purposes Is to present to tho photog
raphers of tho city and lo other persons Interested in the subject tho latest
quirks of this most fascinating art, and to demonstrate to them tho nowest
developments and tho general progress mado In photography In tho la9t year.
Tho cagorness with which Its coming Is nwalted drives home tho fact
that thoro Is no school of photography here. Thero are well-known schools In
the South, In tho West and In New York city, ono of the leading photographers
of Philadelphia tells me, but If a Phllndelphlan wants to become expert in
this lino ho cither has to apprentlco himself In an already established studio
hero, or go to tho expenso of leaving the city for his training.
Only very recently I received two queries, both of them from women,
strange to say, nsklng mo to tell them whore In this city they could learn
to become proficient photographers. This would seem to Indlcato a certain
need for such a school.
In no other line, perhaps, havo more wonderful strides been made than In
this one. Photography has been raised to tho level of a lino art, Almost Uti
bollovable success has been achieved In color photography, and tho splendid ex
amples of photographic portraiture that appear dally In tho papers nnd tho
magazines Bhow plainly how this phase has improved slnco tho day when
(a woman posed hand on hip and a look vl dcath-liko grlmncss In hor eye, not
to mention tho way sho had her hair frizzed for tho occasion.
Women, I nm told, aro particularly adapted for portralturo or studio pho
tography. That Blxth artistic senso that they have, coupled with their cyo
for detail, makes them especially apt at posing women and children.
Why doesn't somo enterprising photographer establish a school, or at least
a course of Instruction, for women anxious to cngngo In this profession? In
tho meantime, If thoso Interested will send mo a stamped, self-addressed en
velope, I'll tell them whero tickets to tho Kustman Traveling School may bo
obtained frco of chnrgo.
Nocturnal Raids
A Now Jersey woman who saved 30,000 out of her husband's earnings
refuses to glvo him half.
Does this rcprrsent Ill-gotten gnlns, In tho shapo of nocturnal raids on
tho trouscr pockets whllo her lord and master snored blissfully unknowing?
You Never Can Tell
Madamo Georgette, Just arrived from Paris, nays' that skirts arc to bo
very, very long and hats tiny, resembling cuftboxes.
Wo'll see about that, Madame. If wo like your attenuated skirts and
your diminutive chapcaux wo'll order them. Otherwise not.
Remember tho "nippcd-ln" corset that your French brother nnd sister stylo
"fotsters" tried to make us squeeze Into, and don't be too Buro of yourself.
Tho American woman is using her own Judgment these days In regard
to tho clothes sho buys and prophecy, therefore, is dangerous. M'LISS.
SEEN itt THE SHOPS
"A-"'
Letters to the Editor of the Woman's Page
Addrrs nil communication to M'I.Im. rare of the Kvenhur Ledger.
Mile nf tlic ptiprr only.
Write on ono
Dear M'LIss I am Interested in tho idea that you suggest of a woman
guldo In Philadelphia, as per your editorial In, today's Evunino T.nrjcinn. I
know a young woman who I bellevo could well do this work, nnd who Is looking
for somo way to earn her living.
Will you bo so good as to tell me whatever you may know of what op
portunity there may bo for such work, and glvo mo any suggestions that
you may think of In connection with tho vonturo? I will pass them on to my
young friend, and I think we both will bo doing a good service. Thanking
you for 8ame, I nm very truly yours, S. W. B.
I understand thnt thero Is a woman In New York city who hns mado a
notablo success as guide. I am endeavoring to got Into direct communication
with hor. In order to And out exactly how sho established herself in tho line and
whnther methods aro. As soon as I have this Information at hand I will let
you know.
Dear M'LIsa Would It bo possible for you to glvo mo somo points on
how to get tho "Woman's Guide" you spoke of in last night's paper beforo tho
public without much outlay.
I am a Philadelphia woman, know my city rather well and am told ,that
I meet people with an easy manner, so I think I could act ns guide with
more or less satisfaction, but I do not know Just how to mako tho start
Thanking you for any help, I remain, MBS. C. II. S.
Sco answer to S. W. B. above.
A PLAY SUIT FOR THE SMALL BOY
THERE arc advance styles tven for llttlo bovs, nnd today's Illustration shows one
of tho newer models. The stylo suggests tho combination of tho middy and Rus
sian blouse inllucnccs, although the earmarks of the former aro moro notice
able The little -iiilt iim lie hud in a choice of materials, holselto or poplin, trimmed
with linen, tit jn, or all linen at $fi. Tho lines arc simple and practical, and tho color
combinations form tho main trimming, which Is qullo npproprlato for n boy's outfit.
Mannish-looking stars nnd chevrons trim tho sleeves, nnd tho collar Is finished with
a cord and tassels.
This model may be otdctcd In white, trimmed with Copenhagen, rose, navy, brown
or red, In Blzes from 4 to C years.
Kull particulars ns to where this suit may bo purchased will bo supplied
by the Editor of thp Woman's Page, Evn.viNij I.kwikii, BOS Chestnut streot. Tho
lequest must bo nriompntilril by n stamped, self-addicssed envelope nnd must men
tion tho dnte on which tho article appeared.
INTRICACIES OF HIGH
FINANCE SOLVED FOREVER
Housekeeper Tells Budget Editor That Buying
at Sales and "Pulling Together" Ai4 the
Main Requisites to a Yearly Nest Egg
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KEEPING THE PATIENT
COMFORTABLE IN ROOM
Doctor Brndy Talks on tho Chief
Duty of tho Nurso
By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
ANtmsK'S chief duty Is to keep the
.patient comfortable. This requires
attention to many llttlo details which are
overlooked too often In tho sickroom.
Night lights nro usually shaded rrom
tho patient's eyes, but It Is a frequent
cxperlenco to find tho patient's bed so
placed that the pntlent faces a window.
A patient may enjoy looking out through
n window. vet tho bed may be so ar-
.ranged that this Is possible, though the
direct limit uoes not iau upon ino pa
tient's eyes.
No nurse with tho Interest of her pa
tient at heart wilt whisper In or near
the sickroom nbout anything; whatever.
Cleanliness prevents odors. Evaporat
ing, ovil-smclling "disinfectants" In tho
sickroom, from dishes or wet cloths, of
course, cannot kill any germs or In any
way help tho patient, oven tliougn it
does glvo tho "antiseptic" nurse some
thing to busy her mischievous hands
with. Cleanliness, cood ventilation and
the Immodlato disposal of discharges or
dressings will tnko care of unpleasant
odors If not, then It Is the doctor's
place to advlso what will.
Every patient confined to bed should
havo a dally bath. This, Is Indlspcnsablo
for personal comfort
A dally back rub Is equally refreshing
for tho bedridden patient. Tho patient
lies prone while tho nurso rubs tho small
of tho back with tho palm of tho hand
wet with alcohol. Slow, circular, firm
strokes, under considerable pressure, out
ward from tho splno over tho loins nnd
hips, for nbout 10 minutes. It Is mighty
hnrd work for tho nurso If dono well. It
Is very refreshing for tho patient.
A sure test of a good nurso IS tho clean
liness of tho patient's mouth. Coating
tnnv bo removed from tho tonguo by gen
tle scraping with tho handle of a scissors.
A soft cloth tied about n stick and wet
with alkallno nntlseptlc solution may bo
used Tor cleansing the mucus and secre
tions from tho Insldo of tho cheeks nnd
about tho gums. Tho nurso may brush
tho patient's teeth with tho samo boIu
tlon. Eiiual parts of lemon Juice, glycerin
and wnter will make a good mouth wash
for cleaning up a mouth which Is very
foul. It Is well to havo tho patient rlnso
the mouth Well with tho nlkallno solu
tion beforo and after feeding, especially
If tho patient Is taking a milk diet. (
I'igures or distinct designs should bo
avoided In the paper of the bedroom or
sickroom. Neutral tints. Instead of dead
white nr too much color. Flowers nro
healthful In tho sickroom It changed frequently.
Marion Harland s Corner
very
on
Dear M'LIss la Irish laco being worn any longer? I havo so
lino specimens nnd would like to put them to somo use. Your ndvlco
this question will be appreciated. B. B. II.
It would depend upon what uso you want to put your laco to, for Instance,
Irish laco collars and cuffs nro qulto passo, but bits of real laces aro seen
on flno lingerie, fancy chiffon blouses and afternoon gowns. Tho effectiveness
depends upon tho way tho laco Is used. I would mako uso of my lace, by nil
means, or keep It against tho next "revival."
Dear M'LIss I havo a raro old book which is falling to pieces. Could
you tell me any way to preserve It? I hato to see It ruined. BOOKWORM:.
Tho best way I know of Is to mend nil bIUs In tho cover, or up tho back of
tho book, by applying adheslvo plaster. Torn leaves can bo gummed by
means of waxed paper laid over them, or using tho sticky Haps of envelopes.
Dear M'LIss How can I keep silk stockings?, I got soveral pairs for
Christmas, and was told that they would rot If they wcro not worn during tho
winter months. jj. T
An expert tolls mo that all silk stockings should bo washed beforo being
put away. This tightens the threads and prevents tho silk from rotting.
Dear M'LIss I was crossing a street tho other day whon an auto splashed
me full of mud. Although I lot tho stains dry beforo brushing, somo of them
aro still visible. My suit Is black cheviot and I would llko to got tho spots out
without the expenso of sending the suit to a dry cleaner. Can yo uhelp mo?
NOBA.
If thero waa no greaso In tho mud, I am told that rubbing tho spots with
fresh slices of raw potato la an excellent cleanser.
Dear M'LIss Is there any place In this city where I can go to get legal
advice? I am very poor. N. N. J.
Tho Legal Aid Society, 34 South 16th street, can help you.
Lecture at Commercial Museum
The eprlrg courso of free Illustrated
lectures being given at the Commercial
Museum, Stth -and Spruce streets, will
be continued this afternoon with a lec
ture by Wilfred II. Schorr, secretary of
tho Philadelphia Museums, on "France."
The lecture will begin at the channel,
ports, passing through the Industrial
lowlands and all around the commercial
regions.
John Mnscficld at Bryn Mawr
John Maserleld, poet, will lecture to
night In tho gymnasium of Bryn Mawr
College on "English Poetry," the satno
subject on which the virile poet has been
speaking at various societies In Philadel
phia. The lecture will start at 8 o'clock.
Mr. Maselleld, sailor as well as poet, is
regarded as tho greatest living English
poet.
HO sajs that tho aorago woman
Isn't practical? And who ventures
to declare that tho Intricacies of high
finance nro over the head of tho house
wifo? Tho Budgot Editor has received a
written testimonial to woman's Ingenuity,
and an emphntic proof of tho proposition
that when a woman makes up her mind
to learn a thing, oven if that thing hap
pens to bo tho unknown workings of sick
benefits or endowment pollclis, itiiy, she
Just docs it. Tho following budget, which
1h ono of tbo most concise, practical und
"workable" examples as yet submitted,
ought to convince tho most skeptical that
tho modern housekeeper la not without
method.
Could an j thing bo moio calculating
than the budgot hero offered?
llutlgct lUlltov:
Sir Tho fuestion of tbo high co-jt of liv
ing every housewife la seriously Interested
In, but In solving tho problem wo nro not
to draw tho lino too elose upon somo of Its
phanoH, ThC-mos,t Important to my mind
and the ones wo try to follow are, llrntly,
ndnptlng oneself to present conditions,
systematizing the household and general
working conditions, using good Judgment
In all buying and builng little or nothing
on credit.
We save a largo amount by taking ad
vantage of tho sales; carpets at January
sales and furniture at AuKtist sales, coal
at April prices, winter clothing us tbo
season has far ndvunced. summer clothes
llkewiso. Would you believe- a family of
four could save $!V1.50 per year in this
item alone? Having good ' clothes (not
extremes) but good Btles.
Again, housewife, do jou do all jour
sewing? You should by all means. Thero
Is no excuse, If you havo tho will. "Can't"
never accomplished nnytblng. Take a
course at n dressmaking school where
terms nre very reasonable- Tho material
for a dress cost- you about a fourth of
what jou pay a seamstress
As to hired help, I would not havo any
about me unless absolutely forced to It.
Do your own laundry; If you are not
strong, send tho largo pieces to tho
laundry at 30 cents per dozen.
By all means (especially In living room
or reception balls) take up rugs In the
spring, beat and air them thoroughly,
place camphor In them, fold and wiap In
newspaper and lay them away until fall,
buying new rag rugs, which aro clean,
light and Inexpensive.
Don't buy a lot of brlc-a-brao and
crowd your bouse ; It spoils the effect of
good furnishings and doubles your work.
Huy potatoes by tho bushed; plenty of
milk, as nothing is so cheap or whole
some; bako your own bread, cakes, pies,
etc. It is foolish to pay 40 cents tor but
ter and cook It all away; bubstltuta for
this a vegetable fat, whioh is cheaper and
wholesome.
Economy Is all right, but you must
J know where to draw the lines; don't sacrl-
Tho Evening Ledger is olTcrinjr
n first prize of $!, a second of $3
nntl two prizes of $1 each for tho
best practical household budget of
a family of live on a 20-a-wcck in
come. All communications should bo ad
dressed to the Budpcet Editor,
Evening Ledgfji, 008 Chestnut
street. Write on ono side of tho
paper only this is imperative.
Names nnd addresses will not bo
used if such a request is mado.
llco your health and happiness to put
tho dollar In a "savings hank," or. In
other words, don't get money mad. Do
not misunderstand mo about saving, for
I challcngo any housewife In a largo
city to llvo In reality and save moro
money than mo out of a $M weekly
wage.
Bvtry family should carry life Insur
ance, but tho 20-year endowment policy
Is tbo best, which expires In that tlmo,
giving JI0CO back with dividends, mnklnn
about $1300 In all, and your family has
been protected all tho while. By making
each payment yearly In advance you also
savo G per cent. Tbo best sick beneficial
societies nro the ones that break up each
year, reorganising anew, dividing all
moneys equally among its members; this
costs about 5 cents per week, Instead of
15 eents, paying $3 per week sick
bens'is and $10 at death. Now thero are
bo many ways of economizing nnd by
using good common sense, good Judg
ment, nil pulling together, wo can all put
a nest egg away for adverse circum
stances when they come.
VEAIIIA' KXPEXSCS.
Coal buying In April for the year (largo
coal tho cheapest). Bavins So cents on
every ton , J37.50
G? .-AUO
Water 12.00
Taxes .00
Ulfl Insurance C-'O-jcar endowment) pay
In advance, suvlmr u per cent ) 15.00
Itepalm on iropcrty (do your own
painting) 15,00
Table (hold at $S per vteek) 02x8 41(100
All clothing (new Ins for joumeln lfOOO
Church und charity ,..,., T.'OO
Doctor L'V 00
Mck bonetlclals for flvn persons 12 50
Incidentals, pleasure, etc ,,,, 7f00
UulMInt; and loan (Hvu shares) 110.00
Per year .KMSIK)
Or, jr month TSi.03
Thus wo save at least J3L10 per year,
besides our building and loan, and llvo
well.
Can you beat that? MBS. II. A.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Strychnine Not n Heart Tonic
Is strychnlno in 1-30 grain tnblets a
good heart tonic, to bo taken thrco times
dally?
Answer No. It Is a nervo stimulant,
exciting the spinal cord and the volun
tary muscular functions.
Help!
Sho went down to tho round house,
And Interviewed an oiler;
"What Is that thing?" "Why," bo replied,
"That is the engine boiler."
"And why do they boil engines?" asked
Tho maiden, sweet and slender;
"They do It," said tho honest man,
"To mako tho englno tender."
Boso Tcchnlc, In Pcnn Stnto Frath.
Gingerisms
Tho ago limit In women varies. Somo
havo to bo removed from tho arena In a
wheel chair,
A stung man dreads tho flyer.
Don't mako such a hullabaloo about
Darwin'B Origin of Species. How do you
suppose tho poor simian feels?
Kissing goes by favor Incidentally,
flavor.
Wouldn't tho custody of divorced
couples' children mako Solomon sit up
and tnko notlco?
Just a suggestion for Madam Parvenu's
crest: A jeweled codfish on a bed of
golden mushrooms.
A woman scorned Is a cooing dovo com
pared to a woman duped.
Put not' your trust In riches; rnthcr put
your riches In trust.
Tho golden calf no longer suffices. Now
It must bo a gctn-lncrusted bull of heroic
dimensions,
Trust your servants, but keep your val
uables locked up.
If battery will not mako Its way to the
lady's heart, try flattery.
To1 Piece Quilts
f-vO YOU know of any one having silk
JL pieces to give away? I want them
for a dear old lady who loves to pleco
quilts and has nothing else to do. BI10
Is 81 years old nnd nmbltljutjTA T."
"I am writing this note to see If you
could get me somo patch quilt pieces. I
. ivl.lnn' At wan old. and laid up
much of the time with rheumatism, but
I can do sewing on quilts If I have the
pieces. I am too poor to buy ; them. (
I nm bunching tho petitions for patch
work pieces for the convenience of all
concerned In demand nnd supply. Patch
work of all sorts nnd conditions Is un
doubtedly the rngo this winter. Some
body explains It by saying that Imported
blankets nre not to bo had and that wool
Is higher In consequence. However this
may be, the truth that all tho world Is
agog for materials for quilts, etc., can-
. . ..- .iu,. 1... l.na "tvlin run nnil
nOl UQ Ut'lllCU UJ UIU3D ....
who read" this column.
Moro Calls for Pieces
"I wish to procuro patchwork patterns
for quilts. I should be glad to get ahy
kind of patterns, but tbo ono I want par
ticularly appears In basket effect with
handtfl and llllcd with flowers. Thero
nre many cftcetlvo pntterns. An early
answer will bo appreciated
"JBNNIE M. B."
m"May I ask your Corncrllcs .If they
could sparo mo somo quilt patterns? I
began ono block pattern quilt nnd haven't
enough pieces to finish It. This kind of
work helps to pass nway tho long, cold
winter evonlngs. I will pay postago.
"MBS. M. B,"
More and moro cvldonco of the "rngo"
aforesaid. Thero should not bo a Bcrap of
silk, velvet, calico, muslin or gingham
left In rag bag or drawer. If readers aro
aweary of theso calls, let them satisfy
them so abundantly that they will cease
from tho land. It Is a relief to turn to
other subjects, but we cannot Ignore tho
wishes of a large and respectable body of
working members.
Taking Up Stenography
"I am taking up stenogrnnhv and tVDe-
writing at an evening Bchool, nnd ns I am
dcuclcnt In grammar, particularly punc
tuation, capitalization, paragraphing, etc.,
I ask If any of your renders who aro good
In this branch or somo schoolteacher
will assist mo In this study? I am at homo
during tho day, bo I hav0 plenty of time
to devote to It. I have a hook treating
of grammar nnd study It all I can, yet I
would mako quicker headway if some ono
helped me a little. I will npprcclnte It
much If you will publish this appeal. If
a teacher would help mo for an hour or
so after Bchool hours I would bo grateful.
I do not think I would requlro many les
sons to help me get a knowledge sutllclcnt
to becomo a good stenographer, which is
my ambition. l,1iAtt S."
Wo havo bo many successful stenog
raphers connected with our aet(. iJW
01 coucagues that we print th ; .iX"?
their attentive consideration I MJ
Ing the writer fully. Can ?? '..M'V
K2 8't?An.?y,? sirtS
the helpers to whom I appf '
up the matter by getting into niv
Little S. and lending VCF iVi0-!on WA
She is ambitious, and the TdesTre THIi
ccllcnce should be fostered? i wSum'.JSI
moro young peoplo had Hi ula lW
College Doy Wants MumtML
"I am writing In tho interest of . &k
who is working his way through .&
nnd who would be delighted to Mceft'S1
mandolin and music that 0 W
glvo away. This boy can nla'v
lln or any musical Instrument ,FH
music at sight, but has no Instruct',
.Is own. Had ho a stringed &1
no would bo a welcome addition Ta .?'.
collcgo orchestra or mandolin civ !
O. C. will Rivo him the InstrumeM J
music I will gladly pay oxpreww.
them; also pay for now atrln ,'&
"A. M. nil
Mandolin and Instruction boov M
given away beforo wo heard of I?l
young friend. Wo resistor 1,1. ac' M
yours in the hope that similar oBr,Vf J
bo mado in his behalf. Dl(erte4j
Wnnts Orgnn Music
I am a young plpo organist. k.JP
filled that position for nearly tL,?
In a church. I should bo pleased VS
lo my collection some pleies of lft
vanccd grade. I will gladly pay notiS?
J .atcful. n you kindly X
V. Lit 3
You wmild hn.Vn ltn -.1- . . I9
had not tho supply of organ mn.J fOrt
bODelesslv Hnnlnt,..! 1. ?." ?.le &1
the liberal donor. I "'am' pleas.n,ml
n W, and. I dnrn tireHMf ..,ii..T ra!l
longing by referring your lei teV to m?
crs. lour request Is Buro to have .nS
pathetic readers,
have ira!J
They AH Like Articles
"I am a llttlo clrl of 12 nn,i tnA . A?
Ing, nnd would llko somo story books W
much. Has any ono tho story of tv,t7
anna' they would llko to give ai
And I also havo a little brothor. 1 vvJ
old, and If any boy has a punching 1,
that thev am lrr,l nf m i ,.'t'" . "?
;ovory thankful for it" Arr
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llttlo Bister that
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is very rnn.l nt j.nfl
much, but wo all .iko articles.
All communication nddrmKcl toMirl
Ilnrlnnd Mintilil nrln r. .1 VI '!.'"'??
mlirrM.il rnirlnps nnd a cllpiiln 0f ih.
urtlcl- wlih h ,ou ,rr Interrntrd. Vet!
sons n-iihliiir to nlil In the rhsVli.M!
work of the If. It. V. f.l.M'SrfMJtf'
.....,, in iure 01 mii, imper, for d.
;. of those thcr would Ike to heft"
I, liBTlnit received them, commun lift
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nun, iiiiTiiiB receive 1 (hem
direct wiui inesc parlies,
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The Service
Test of
Plumbing
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j-u-uAgesn-'i t,i h 1 1 1 1 t.i mirJ
proves its worth or worthlessness. A service test
is the best evidence of Fleck superiority. Unfailing
dependability has made Fleck fixtures and plumbing
supplies first choice of the owner who is particular, the
architect who specifies, the contractor who installs.
Flecks' are com-
Flecks' are Philadelphia made.
pietciy guaranteed.
o?coi t.ho elltlro Fleck lino Installed In our easily
reached showrooms.
Fourteen Philadelphians Sail
Fourteen Philadelphians sailed today
from Now York on tho St. Paul, for Liv
erpool, They were Mlsa Elizabeth Harto,
Mrs. K. T. C. Frlsble, W. W. Kerr. A.
Fels, Dr. Charles A. Ernst, Mr. and Mrs
John Martin, James liutterly, Mrs, Effle
F. Dennlson, Arthur Dachln, Arthur
Bachln, Jr., Horace Bachln, Mr. and Mra.
John Molyneux.
THE CHEERFUL CHERU3
Vky We-srvt I "c- pretty
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And then I try to
feel residned -
I kue t. vse?vsif''
bunch or
features.
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VISIT TODAY
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I Greek Dances Are the Newest
Fad for Society's Children'
Appareled in classic drapery designed
from old Cretan vases, society's children
practice the graceful pose and measure or
caper lightly in the spontaneous buoyancy
of the "Dance of Joy." Society mothers
say that the present-day dance-steps do
not make children graceful, hence the
vogue of the Greek dance. May Bosman
has written an article on the subject for
tomorrow's Public Le,dger, illustrated with
pictures of beautiful young America in
graceful poses, together with reproduc
tions of designs from ancient vases, which ,'
show how closely modern maidens repro- '
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