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Tie Best-Dressed Girl
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T'M GOING te take you te sre tlie
bfst-dresjed clrls In the world."
announced it twin I Knew tin oilier dnj
I hiiicjird n ii d
Mid:
"A lull order,
i c n ' t it? Tu e
month ngv I jtroni jtreni
funded the Hels de
ltoulegni', In I'urK
with I he wimp in in
tcntleit. a n il wn
jiut n wee hit ill ill
npiielntcd In tlie re
mlts I'rrncli clrl
nre clih", hut dn'
v, itli iiii-h pxtretut'
.pveritj nnd ptnin ptnin
ne." A ii l i Ii p y
iitrt't pretti."
"What nf I.mi I.mi
den?" lliTP I liMfntPd.
"I'rrtn ? Vp. n
, Imt 1 enn't lii'ii-
tllP l!''"-t (if lln'tll-
MAT ClIItlsTlL,
wild rep is prrtf
etly fay tlici n.nl.
elvp.t. I Mp ti.it fur from It'Oul Mriv-t.
Tiliere the Iirt-ilri'pd union -li"! in
thp nftrrmxiii And en :itutdn
mornings 1 eften s.inn'er in tin- ji.irk.
through Hip Rnw, v I.Mi i n f.ilil.m
nble pronienado Hut for ntn' wll
ilnwed ctrl eii'll "p ten tlint nr-Mi't,
though i linte te .'e se. Th drc;-. tee
pRtchil..' "
My renip.iiilp-i miird.
"Se jeu thin' 1'nplNli c r' nm
pretty, but net chip mid main''",lle in
France the ipjmitp- -tunrt in Iit
clothes, but net gi.nd loekins'1 Wrll.
I'm pelnp te tnKi mmi wh"n ni'i'll '
a very happy ombinatieu nf tl.p two'.'
Naturally I tlieuclit of I'ifth ntonne
New Yerk, ntnl mh eiirr'jf"iiini'
surprised te find mj'wlf way down in
the busitn---' t ..n i tli itt; round
half-past ". w In n t lm .iSipp wpre ill"
Korsin thp Kcnesrapliprs and secrp
tarle.i '.
Hut I didn't krew iIipt wpt" ip ip
Tiesrnpbpr r.nd hpi-rrtarie' ' I didn't
dream that thi were working ;irN !
I thought thpj'd .;ra,dl from thf
THIS DAY AXD YOU
By Ralph Walde Trine
Auther ef "In Tune With the Infinite'
A I:vv of Prosperity
This is the law of pre-penty. When
fippcrent ndversty i-mi.es. be net "i-t
down by if. b ' meke t!-n best of it.
nnd always leek forward for b'-t'er
things, for conditions mer" prosperous.
Te held yourself in this attitude of mind
Is te set into operation ubt'e. silent,
and irresistible forces that si,ni-r or
later will netualize In unternl form,
that which is ted.iy mere! an idea. Hut
Mens have occult power, and idpas
Trhen rightly planted and rightly tended.
are tlie seeds that actualize material
conditions.
Never give a moment te complaint,
but utl'ir.e the timp that would other
wise be spent in this way in looking
forward and .-ictualnifg the conditions
you desire. Suggest prosperity te jmir
ielf. See vetirsplf in n prosperous con
dition. Affirm that before long jeu will
be In n prosperous condition. Affirm
it calmly and quietly, but strongly and
flMA.U..,l, llnliavi, It linlinie It llllSI
lutcly. Ipect it keep it continually
watered with o:peetatiep
Yeu thus make Teure!f a magnet te
attract the things that ou desire. Pen't '
tie afraid te suggest, te nflirm things, for
bv se doing you put forth an ideal whieh
will begin te clothe Utelf in material .
form.
In this way you are uti'izlng ngents. t
mneng the most subtle and powerful in
the universe. If you are particularly de
sirous for anj thing that you feel that it
ts reed nnd richt for you te hnve,
Femething that will broaden your uie or
that will inciense your usefulness te
lul. ..(,'. i,m A ft, n,4f i)mt
nt the right time, in the right way, nnd
through the right instrumental. m. there t
will come te e'i, or ti-ere will open
tip for ou the way whereby you can
attain what you desire.
Don't fold your hands and expect te
see things drop into .whip lap. but set
Inte iipera'ieii 'he higher fore-s an-1
then take I e'd of the first thing tlm
offers itsilf, Iio what ,our hand- find
te de. and de it well. If this work is
tint thofeushlv satisfactory te eii, then
nffirm. belicw- and cpcct that it i- the,
agency that will lead eU te .something i
better. '
Cetjr.ghi. lit!, h-j 'wb'e 1 rdj" renpairj
Wide Range
Naturally, a wide range of trinini eg
bespeaks a vuriabl ity of degree In the
dressiness of the garment This i- en
tirely realized. The coat dres whin
carried out, for example, in frost white
gaufre satin trimmed w.th bin' 1: menkev
fur Is Mutable b-r tli" most tern,.. I
afternoon reception - musical. Win n.
en the ether hand, some unsophisticated
fabric like twill is the medium. y,,i
feel It Is the meit unpretentious ut
frocks.
THE HOME
IX GOOD TASTE
BJ Hareld Dona'dien I'.Kerta
r Care of rnniltiirc f Continued I
(Hided furniture should net l,etir-necj
In any way. A little tarnish add- te,
rather that, detracts from, !i" eairm.
A soft duster Is all that is ueedi-d.
Lacquer sheu'd be verv Ughtlv ool eol oel
lshed with furri'.ure cream. If theie
Is any gliding en the lacquer the great
est care should be c.erced. and en
the first sign of gilt en the cloth, pol pel
lining should be stepped.
Painted nnd decorated furniture Is
fragile, nnd beyond touching It occa
sionally with oil te refresh the color,
Ycr.v little can be done. The modem
method of putting a piece nf plate g:ish
ever the top of a deeeratid table tint Is
te be used Is u great protection. Tlie
glass Itself need- oeiisinnt washing and
polishing (iliisi I- all the belli i- if It
is "bllieii' in ih" liu.il en In i" water
The needlewer' en clai- n. -etiee-sheuld
be nn uded il.uiu'd nlid.v n ii-ni- i i
iHtutevi'i'd. t'rei--- titi-h inn.' -etn -tfllH'H
b" since -fullv washed with -eap
nnd water, but gru-.pelit and p-tlt-
point hlieuhl -luiply he brushed. Any
jepalra that need te lie done should
done lu im cxneit. It Ih net wuik fur
am ainntniiH
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'taxn Year
in the World
Is the American Stenographer '
C1IKISTIK
mnnleni of
al. Anihr. ni1 were
uiillloiinlrps.'pe. at thp liat ! . . i
Kvpry imillet detnll of their pletlir
was "right." rxnrtlj "right." I rein
the eniart littl" hat et nt iIip proper
nugle en tlielr Immni'iilately reifiurpd
hair te their eerrpptl titling sheei ,
ltli flin ten. rent shlnp unen tllPlll tllllt
c Ignore In Knslnnd twltli disastrous
penepienpP thp were absolute per
feet Ien. .irterinll vpeal.lnc.
"Hut thev pan't hnp bePii working
nil day long'?" I lias-arded. "They leek
as If thpM nepped Mraisht from a
bandbox "
Fer tliPir 'uiti were pre.eil. and
their -dilrH btini: straight lynl quite
utiiTiimplivl. TliPir bleupp-"v.nlt"."
J ought te tn were rri--p and spetle.".
Thev had dafnt glee. ntnl wonder
of wnndi-p.: rnl silk .teeking" m the
kliiiiniet nnkliM one tec anywhere. The
newest fad In anlt bag dangled from '
their wruti, and the walked ll'ieeuns
L'l'inn. though from tlie leek- of them
t'm sure thev didn't need te de oil"
inem-nt'- hunting. i
Thrj re -maiter than I'arMati"." j
t said." in all lnpprit. ".Tid thej're,
inlitutPlj prettier. liven tlie.r face")
have ji well-groomed leek "
Ii'veu knew wlnt ninde me -iv tint V j
A thing we never lune In I'tiglnnd !
thp Jihteke,! rjobrew ' ( llle 11111'-1 suffer
te be beautiful, mid I -Uppe-.e we're
beaut? I'eward- -or perlmpi It'-' th"
otd-fiislneiiPil i'le.i that it' wrong te
int-rfere with n.iturt-V Anjlww. the
ti-ie arel.'-il br" of tht--e gir!-. did glp
a -ort of tinl-hed b"'k te their r-'iilh
mt prett finei. 1 11 admit tli.it I
was fii''i'i-itei),
"It''- tlie pkjrllolegl of li" (lllllg
that's .in remarkable." I couldn't help
observing. 'Imagine thee girls work
ing e hard nil da-, long, nnd vet
having thi' lutelligeiipe and the gr.t
te leek ll'vP like - - '
"I.Ike a million dollars'-" i-uni- n-i
e- n adjective- 1 . n I given mtli "It -tli"
sntne all ever the St:i,. Vi,
mee' - -"
"Thp best -dressed S'll in the
world!" 1 finished, with Mun.etieti
The Reckless A
g
By IIAZKL DKVO BATCIIELOK
Mirr 1'eitrr . n speilnl nnnhcr
of the tiuimirr rt V'he thinks tuft
urir mailr fur hrr (iinmrnmrt. She
ctiqn'fi hrisclf te Clitirtrri 1 inc
vithnut hit itte him. n,ul v hfii hrrnu""
nt hrr flirtation villi lie-i J in;, n
untri. I hnrl'il troll I the ,-i7'i'c-nxvif,
.tnie fnu lift nttrntle" in
I 'i'. 're fAc unpffiri'tril aiie"".
for .Wine ;!; hrrsHf ti'-tita!lii 'i
I'irr i-.th htm. but hr mi hnriily h-ul
tmr te ifil.zc fin iiru she dr -i-e'-rri
that he hm hern liajnnp Irr
ntt ntinn tnnehi hriittive he n mini
her fur eepy in a novel he h u rltim;
nn the jn'z tine. I'herlht uftir thu
Mr. l'eftrr vieiti cith jtt.nneial tc tc
eiei, i.'urf (' hccamci iiceessiiry te
sttl the Leng Island huuc.
The Vie Is Cast
PHYLLIS and (ieerge came for din
ner the night after tin- blew had
f.illen. Afterward tuey an nt in the
li1)rnry and talked matters ever. At
Ua't they all talked but Aline, who
set in silent, proud and aloof and
disdainful, a, though ihe-e horrible
plans had nothing m tie wer'd te de
with her.
I'er the most part, r.he hardly lis
tened te what tlie." were saving. She
was thinking of what her little veiM
would sny and think vl.cn th-y dis
covered the truth. I low her enemies
would rejoice nt her downfall. The
thought filled I.er with bitterness nnd
i 1CP fcari wns VPr.. if.avr.
i ... .
i ''lie wondered curiously
if, knowing
t hi 4 n week age, she mi?ht have brought
lierelf te the puiiit of marrjing .lul.nn
Warwid:. llur instantly sh ,a, n
picture of l,,ni in hrr mind. s!ie ieealld
the touch of 1. s hands ou h r. l..s hoi
breath ag.-u-ist In r ilitn.it, j.-i-l -h" s',i,l
dered nw.iy fi..m tm wi-r timugiit "t
sue'i a th ns, N'i,, sh,, ,, mvet- i-iai rv
.1 limit, she i n , ti've;- lumiv :inv n
for any r-a-en save h,ve, and at ilia'
thought, the nieiner- of Alaseu Leng
swept ever l.er and she suddenly caught
her breath
Hew she had loved I im ! The urrnn
'hat she had had about him luriiei. ,
iier het with shame. Why she had i
netuallv imagine-1 liei-self iu his arm-,
she had wiindcrid what .t v.euld li" like
te have him kisS her, nnd" all tin
while he h'nl despised her; le hail
lauglud a' 1,1 r fee n silly little feel'
Inveluiitim'v l.er hands ilcm-hid. and
agiim tln-ie -v cpt ever her the desire
te lie ieveii;iii. Would it ever be po pe
sibli fin- lur te bring him te her feet'-
It hat dl." sceni'd pes-ihle and ver
I'ate had a strange way of doing th'iig ,
Tl e daj might entile v. hen she would be
lb e te justify herself, but then again
wi'h this i atastrephe hanging ewe
'hem, it was unlikely 'h.r s,r , ,'j
ei r see Masen Leng again.
As she sat there in ihe hhinrv virh
her thoughts far awav. u s id-b n
mark of t,eerg" s brought her b.n i
a sense of her surroundings
"There's a ni little pla,... ( -,
street next te ems in Nutle i,,
was saymg. "I thu k wci .,i.', !
r i heap and it v mil, I I,. , ,
out then- than le pl.i'i mi -.'iimi!
'j
ti
where evel'V one hlievvs l ini It W" .,
be "abler for Aline, tn ,
He threw a c:--.ial g unee m A,,-,- -direction,
and hi r ijk s!J(ipp)v , n
She baud fl'erge. She ,nd a - n ,
linted 1)1111 'llle-e Was II im-ks-l - .,'
titudc about blm. -1 niiiieited sinugnms
that irtitated hei- sol, iiimes te il.e
lieint of fru..v. nd new he m, u,g.
' gestltx that tli" eoti.e te live in ,t.
ley. Ne leilht the little house ,e ia
in mind was l.ke the one phylli" I -i .
Tlie would h-.vi te spt aleu; with r .
bathroom, and th" vvondwerk vn i'i i
tmihhed in sk.ii.v ea!. mvtend of . .
ivory enaini I.
r-h'' was abei.' te i ry
rre
test, but sh" clieKed the
word
Alter all. thev rm li. I
live nn Leng Is n. d !' m
about i lm i If il , I. nl
house, nnd that -ii m
i r'r'
inittid fni t '1 i 'i i' we i'i
I,.-
,ef lfi
'hei
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te go awn v v I., ir- no one
kll"'V
nut net 'ite- : et an pm
"S
win Id -he i-enl, In t hear Hint!
, "Why net New- Yerk?" bhe husi
suddenly H'lt Mrs Pester was cj ;, A
I te nni-wer her.
1 "We slmplv iniildri't afford tie
rentH in New Yerk un'ess we t r(rJ tr
get along in two or iluee pci t ni,i
I don't think I could s.,,,, tKlt y;
see,'- n ml Mrs, e.-r-i- n,u',i
altlieur'i her inn e -dioel; i
' I'm used te spin e nte-im! m
in a t.i . II. it vi u1 I li,. u ,,.
ni. Id In 'ii ' 'i uad"isi.-iiid, i
Mine':"
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of -iii,
I'I i ii t ipuw ring little i nil,
in hrr mother'- im i i,i
s'l ugh
"d a iiulr-
Mine's hunt, nnd sh fi
te her face,
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Well de whatever will
ii ii .i
. hnppii-st. nietlicr. ilc-ir." ill
1 JO.
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kni'w
til II. !.
' n 1 1 1 iU I I H ri in iii'ir lllfinifi ii I cli.
, !' ' I v "'"'ill OIJ'
1iilirni.. nii.j iii m.ii iiiwuii'iii hlji
that they wnuld move te Nntlcy.
't oinetTotv-Dissallhfacllon
1
FOR THE WOMAN WHO LOVES JEWELRY
fit ft m
i
And what vvnnian clne.n't? Here's nn imltntlen Jade comb for the girl
who has ii stutely grace, a pair of grape earrings in geld for the leaves:
pearl, total, judo and je for the grapes. Hewitchiiig baskets are made
into another pair of ear the kind that Manehii women wear, fash
iened of real i oral and i.,.n cloisenne. The girl who could wear these
would prefer setiieihing like this bandeau of geld leaves te accentuate
the heaut.v of her hair and the softness of her e.ves. Add these te your
list of I'hrlbttnas ciftH
WHAT'S WHAT
Ihj Ihltn Drcic
bur; -WT Tn -v
da ". and ether formal nffji". te be , ben- Kiss me, or I gui." I sneuia tinu
iKlven during Chr!Httn.i.s week b xilil tie I said young man, but 0u !.re all only
I : out tw i e- three w.-ev-, !n adwineet boys, after nl', and In spl'v OJ the
i , m- uiis i.i uiiiiicr itari f.". M'.et-r-
of tie "le'u ii date, u :. nesteas .vatits
te mail lur l-i . itatl .tn l.xter. "ik is
II' lv te ntid thnt inaiiy of her ros res
pe ;iw- cuists will have made ill r en
gdgemeiiis Tlie short-!,' tice Invitation Is quite all
rl"M fni- tn'nrinfil iratiprteers. where ene
guei-i mere or les will niake lltile dlf-
ferenee te i no eiitc-rtiilner.i or the enter-1
tal:.d Hut at a dinner p.irtv where.
ppipeil, tl-ire -IdiiIiI be en eipial num- .
b-r .-f men a-ul weuien at table, it Is
ii"t iasy in iiiMire ceiikpiiI.'iI pieups
unit s lnvlt.iti.uiii hne bucn sent early
and ae.-ep'al --es leeclvcel III due euler
Tl " lame rule apidle- te n supp - r -
da . -. wlure i-.irtntrs are sscntial. anil
win-- p.ittnerlen, slnglfteiia are as mill-
v aru as m marv mm uuvc-i-.
Antoinette Dennelly's
Advice en
Beauty
f'l.LHK Sounds like fulling arches;
same acliis and pain- and tired feeling.
It often .it tin lies itself, this tieuble
does. (,, f,.,,i that are Meed upon for
i long l.eiirs. A- juur ca-e i advanced.
ve-i s'.aiul I be fitted for s',e- - that pi-e-v.dp
anh siippmt and width at the ball
nf the foul. 1 have sum,, tine cxi-i-p-isi--,
which will he'p te strengthen tin- mus
cles of jour fiet. Pb-ase send s. a. e.
MLKl.I! Skins that are harh
and div ni ed the application of a
b'anil bit. I il.v skintieil per-eiis. lint
urillv, slniiilil forego ,i gleasy cicala.
Hut ;i geed cream lubricate- the drv
skin and afford- an excellent pretn--the
coating. Certainly, It lemeves dirt
as no ether prod will.
I!. A. I'labbv ejeliils are due te a
lai k of ph.vsii-.il tone saiiie ns flubbv
cheek- or tlal iy skin en unv nan f
tie bed. The remedy V Toning up
the s.v-uiii gem-rill by hygienic living.
'Ihe lleati'ig purtii-les people complain
of in the eyes are mere often than net
n ili-erueri u sieiuii' a. e-a-ii kmuiii or
kidm
v til
lie
Even a Xegligcp
Hu- it- puii'd-s ivluih leim a Main.
'I In-- eni' Ik f P'nrsittp nnd ) 1 1 U .
iIiiiiiiiIiiIj ilriiptd, i(li Kiiii-cfiil
hlroveH nnd h cersage lieuipirt nf
artllkitil flencrH te give ii u
Frrnrhy teneli
Jllay ' -. I
4?'4 ilk "
$&&&!$' A lift i
WfWw ilf 4
Please Tell Me
What te De
H CYNTHIA
Starry Eyes te Willy
Dear I'ynthla Wilt you plen,s0 print
thin In reply te 'Willy".' Thanh you.
"Wiilj ," no I'ei n ftlrl will let yen
Kif.i her Tint Is. If i-he t cully Is de
cent Ker ni part. It lowers n, man
te txpect it or nsk for It. I have been
out with quite n few yeunt; men, but
If one of them iikUs for a hiss, then I i
de net ,;e out with him ngjln. I anil
net n "BeM-dlgger " 1 don't go with
a fellow for Ills money T have Just hh
much respect for the veung man who
I-. net tilwas auendliii? money en a Klrl
I a.i for the ene who ii tMriivagant una
iui nreiia ii 101 nuL iej h""u- oj,es
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i.-n-i in no uissinc. i ohm- jw-i '""
i a uimi ns some ei i iese i;i-s.nu;-uui,-v.
iuy. reauy jm inm i appiove ev
the kl.sslng, de ou' 1'le.ise let us hear
from you toen again I will huve te
step new. I did net mean te write se
much, but nfter I ;et started I did
net knew whete
-
te slop
STAHl'.Y
I'.YUS.
Girl Is Rude
Iiear Cvntlita There Is i certain girl
I lenevv that I really love. I am net
rl'-li. Out sin- thinks 1 haw inr.ncv I in
, ,,, milte u-ndy te get married vet, but
i y ,,., , a Jca,- , ., ,s, (-eetiv
t0 (U.ppi,, me i.-ulur than lilie me.
buv her things "hlch 1 can afford .She
Is really beautiful and U I i.iniiet see i
thiuiiRli her notions. I am at :i lobs
Just what te de She will net Mm me,
but I de net mind that: It ntilv makes
me want te Ulss her nil the mere She
1ih a wonderful mother. 1 beiiuM her
I a new record for the Vlotrela the ether
dav and she never seemed t(. noiice It
, I'hase tell me what te de.
I i.-ieauctti: ru:.'P.
' The girl eldently l:fs net care for
I e.i. or is .s.i sure of '-en she Is I.i; Ing
I with our feelings. Shew- a little c-iel-
nrss In ; e-u tnantiei and tin net take
i her prcs'litn If she la m Hide about
lecelvlng them Have you ever had a
! tall with her ami told her of our In In
Itent.ens." Sometimes a r;lrl bemnu s a
Hill" dllllcult if she thinks a man I-- net
i In earnest nnd shu Is. lletter tall. II all
She Has Her Problem
Ivar Cynthia Others have i nine te
von with problems and prellted by your'
wonderful iidvic, se I cm bringing my
troubles te ou 1 am unl-.uppy, Cyn
thia, se T hope you c-iii help me
1 am nineteen years old, and Just a
"sti-neg' In a well-known huvlncs.- lieiise
in tin- cltv Mv p-ueets a-- In c '
ate clivumstaneeM and I make i fal.-ly
Uoed ai'l" araiic ."' com .i.i, ,. t -laps.
Isn't Just as i unpl, te as i, migl t
bf, as I siepp-d Kelm; te si heul in
m; jiinhu' year at Wig1'
lint new fur tin- ii. il feuble. I have
been iieimr w Itll a muig in ni vvl'oweih
In the sHine etliC" Willi uu- 1 i.iie nil
lum with all in heait. .ml li" has
tuev-ed that he loves no- but i'ynthla.
he Is appari-nily above me In every
.. ,,. , . .. n. .-.. i..,,..,i,..,i .,,,,1
I wa le iia- .1 um, . . ,,,.,,, no, ......
i conies fieni a. vvcalthv family, and I
an positive they weiilil never npprow npprew npprow
ef his iiiatrylug a 'un-i" slineg." He
taltes me out among his fi lends and does
even thing In his power te show me a
geed time, but things i .m't go en this
"ni feiever. A definite undeistnnding
must be. had, nnd I am afiald the cll
ma will be two breln n hearts. I mil
never comfortable' With his friends, as
iiiiet of them ate idlege-brtd, and the
glr', ten, are eithrr atlendlng college
nr teaching, and I am simply out of
cwrv thing. I am disgusted with living
tiiit en this account. Is there any
war I can better mysilf or de you think
I should rIvd him up"
IWIIAPPY.
Mv dear, n celge education, while
an inset. Is by no mums essential te
su,-c . 'i These people must be rather
lll-brid tn iiial.e mmi feel out of place
wltn tin in If you and this young man
love i.uli ether, your i d'n-atleii does net
lower ve-j. If von feci you need te
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geuil books, theii-s nothing HUe It. Yeu
would de well te ha"- an understanding
with U.i Viiiiir Ii an but de net held
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The Marriage of the
Was an Opportunity for Her Friends
Te Shew Tlwir Leyal and Sincere Affection in Their Geed
Wishes and Congratulations en Her Happiness
THi: marriage of Mist Winifred Helt. ' opportunity te show their feeling for
the founder of the Lighthouse for-some one who has done se much te aid
the Mind in 1'arls. leek place net se thein.
i
I0112 111:0.
It was a perfectly beautiful wedding,
nor just for the beauty that Is always
found tit weddings, bill for the spirit
which was shown during tlie whole
thing.
In Ihe flrM place Miss Helt. InMead
of turning lier back completely upon the
work te which she hail been devoting
her life, opened her arms te it and In
vited it te her wedding.
Instead of wedding ptesents she ashed
for i hecks whhh she could use te pur
chase the Lighthouse In Paris, whhh
was in danger of bring taken eer and
emptied of lis Inmate.
She raised thousands of dollars In this
way, all her friends being me-t
gMiernni, as much from nn apprecia
tion of the touching uiisellishness of her
request as from their own deslie te
hell).
Then the was marr!d nt the New
Yerk Lighthouse, where she has done
such splendid, untiring work.
Illiud girls and women who have
been members of her classes were there
te "vs-p" iiif-ir "Angel of Light" In nil
her bridal radiance.
Twe blind musicians plajed her wed
ding march, en organ and violin.
I-'etir of the bridesmaids were blind.
It was all the most beautiful testi
mony, both of the love and loyalty
tewurd .Miss Helt and of her deep nnd
sincere feeling toward the people whom
she has helped se much.
TIICY knew iney couldn't see her In
her white gown and eil. but she
wanted them te hear thp musie and the
ceremony, te be thpre with her se Ibat
they might share her memories of the
occasion afterward.
These who could see steed wtierc iiie
, ...i.i ,.,,. .,i, il, n tvlmln scene um
,' ,'.'.." ,.", ,i. nii1Prn afterward.
desenbe it te lie 0,1,7B1n,l,IS; , '' Mti
,Af,1,'r1 tl,p r rlnen? ,Lnn where
felt their way toward the place, wliore
their benefactress steed, te wish lier
Lupplness,
vimt !?rntincatlen ehi must
have
, f j( j
you rather expect Tour fr ends te r
, .,.
glad for your happiness, enthusiastic
in their appreciation et jeu aim yuur
emleavers.
But when some one whom you hnve
helped, some one who is grateful te
vim and therefore net entiicly en the
!ame piano with jnii. expresses gratill-
atien at jntir geed luci or nappincss
the thought reaches right te thcinlddle
el your
lieiirt tx-caiise veu i.new it must
lie real.
When strangers v horn you scarcely
knew, although they knew "ii by repu repu
Intlen and sight, semi their felicita
tions there's a great amount et extra
pleasure In the receiving.
si TT MUST have been a great Fatlsrac-
l J. tlim tit tbeve iii-"!i II ,!ll illlm II 1 111 ill-
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"Angel of Light
,
jimu mii iiguui, iur wiuhc Kna mm
women who attended the wedding there
was undoubtedly great joy, for af
flicted persons tire happiest when they
are doing things like ether people.
A blind girl who has just finished a
ceurse' in s-ome special training in
school called up the kind-hearted
woman who had helped her through
school just before the graduation ex
ercises. "Oh. de yen suppose you could de
one morn thing for me?' phe begged,
apologetically. "I've just heard that
I'm going te get n ptize, nnd that
means I'll have te go up en the stage.
I didn't mind before, but new I would
just love te have a while dress and
whitu thees and stockings like the ether
girls. Could you possibly get them for
me?"
She get them, of course. Although
she couldn't see them, nnd the ether
girls couldn't see them, she was per
fectly content because she knew she wus
wearing a white dress like the ether
girls.
It is the things like her Jey in this
being correct that make work like that,
of tlw "Angel of Light" worth while.
There are returns In gratitude, the
pleasure of ethers nnd their comfort,
which iue;-n than tunke up for the effort
involved.
LOVE NOTS
IJy KAY KKAN
On Ilelng Pleasant
Vi'etnen I Though you nie as mild In
disposition as your husband's most ex
travagant claims, let him net knew it.
I'er does net man cherish within his
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Itemember, the holding of this bit
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Lp! A wife's sudden burst of tem
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