... Alderman Cons. What a muddle a moan gets into when he ventures on the technicalities of needlework. Surely one might have expected even fa learned Churchman to describe the process of threading a needle a little accurately than knitting a ...

... Castle, Hawlhurst. Others become lec- turers. As a general practitioner it is at first a little diffi- cult for a woman to get a practice; but I have just heard of one who has done very successfully in a large town in the Midlands, thanks ...

... dresses flowered flannel is a very good material, and can be made up as well over alpaca as over silk. It looks well made with a slightly fulled skirt, and a short jacket opening over a fulled vest and finished at the shoulders with a wide ...

... full, with a flounce all round the bottom, and three lines of ribbon laid above the flounce. A ribbon is passed round the waist, and a ribbon forms a V between the shoulders and the waist. The low neck is cut in a circular shape, and has ...

... longer be met with a c curtain lecture, but with a camera. But this subject t, is too painful to pursue l n The correct way of dressing the hair at present is tV not at all well adapted for a thick growth; and long A hair is quite a trouble ...

... 1 sent in by a Birminzham lady. It is a design for a i I frieze of panels for the children's ward of a hospital. | The artist has selected a quaint old legend of Nunls- i berg, whicn tells how the victor of the city, on the i ocasion of ...

... only is made of the loose hair, which gives a pretty wing-like appearance. The right hat to wear with a wrap like this is a new shape, I which is almost a revival of the old pork pie; it has a v velvet crown and ...

... out remarkably high on the s honours list. M A moral science student, of Newnuam, who took e a first class in her tripos last June, recently made a successful debut as a lecturer at the Ethical Society's a Sunday evening lecture in Essex ...

... new costumes for calling, as a dress which can be worn now only in a &arriage under a wrap, can a little later on be taken into regular use. A lovely new design which can be utilised in this way is of palest heliotrope cloth, ...

... accmpliuents ability to w wield a tennis bat with ?? skill of a psofessional. Nay, more, if she be of Newnham, she knows tihe delights of a game of Lives on a sharp winterfi morning, or that ever-green game, hockey. Newmham boasts a fives ...

... and her arrows stuck in her hair One man had come in a coffin-a somewhat ghastly joke, his feet showed below, and his face looked out through a wreath of artificial flowers. Another man was got up as a pawnbroker's shop; on his head the three gold balls ...

... sometimes consists of a wide berthe of lace narrowing to the waist in front. A beautiful French gown worn at a political dinner the other day had a berthe of old yellow lace, verv full and -wide on the shoulders, falling over a violet velvet ...