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Show .f- - v; ZZUES l i or ZKE UZiS have the moat perfect one. idea of the magnitude on which kt curried out his plans may be gtlwd explained that he set ait more than 1,000 roaebuahee, embrac all varletlea, these and ethw ing cortruie climbing vegetation literally the high fence that Incloeel thm aides of the little rotate. Madame de Longpre is very pnpikr among all the perauna numbered within her circle of Intimate frlenda; hat the fact that she does not mask but converses only In Trench. hat limited somewhat the number of her acquaintances. The De Longprei a young lady daughter, who u her mother in extending the heaplttli- tire at thla artistic home, but tha Ml ruler of the household la yiqant JPauline, a bright little mlaa of gtt All members of the Cully years. mualcal have ability, Mr. da Lmcm having supplemented hla tnitnmmil work with the composition ef lannl melodies whlrh might have was hia fame had ha not gained It earlki b another field of artistic endeavor. To the thousand of women whaua anxious to become artists, and to those who are dealrow of flower patiUn, achieving success asadvice may bo of Paul de Longpre Interest. In eprsklng of tha matter he said: A woman should not hopa for real success In art unleas ah loll love with It and ready to spend, pap hapa, half her life awaiting recognition. Moreover. If of modest meant aha must bo prepared to endure privations for many years. I would have that th every, woman bear in mind the hlgtwat type of beauty is held highest to the life I have art All my thin principle, better paint ornothing unlnteroot-lupaint something ugly To do the beat work a woman who alma to win fame aa an artist should live with her creations In oil or water color. Hhe should consider money u a gaMe, a help In art. but never as and ane should never he no os to imagine her school tho art 11 only one In art. Finally,thatthenaught niuat always remember elan is so contemptible and so detrimental to the beat work in art u bJealousy." That Paul de Longpre elieves there la a chance of fame IM arwoman the ambitious for fortune tist who cannot go abroad to study, and who may not even devote much time to the pursuit at homa goto without naying. since De Longpn himself never hod any other teeener than nature, and modestly ronfeooco the Ark today that ofhe does notasknow laid daws by drawing Srlndplen Itrtirii B(-lla- (JjYC ur JfULALME J&JJtTTXK By WALDO! FAWCETT. It eminently tilting thnt the King of Floorer Plnlm should nnai In Callfooma that pminn land of bloom which la ita wealth of nataiw'a peliM ornaments baa an rival anywhere on the.: globe,. tHrangtdy enough, hos It luui only within tha paal rear tliat tha prgiaier palalar of pastes ' ban discovered In tha load of gaaahlna tho fountain hand of hla aapaclal kind of laapirallun. Paid da Lmigpra la o Frenchman by birth, but baa now bam IrNlistmmrd Into a guml Amarlran by hla wlwlim f a homa. And aurh a household tomplr aa It bia com bona-lio-n of atudlo and residence which ha lua conjured up war ilia city of Lua Angelas. To any Uiat tha nrw habitation of th world'a greatest portrayar of flawora la worthy of an artist, and a (neat fanciful on at that, hut ill rap lli i'uular eeumato of it. To fully aw- Errolatr till drunique creation oa niuat Jnigivv. The versatile Frenchman la la ooiithnrat and tempore tni'iit a pwt aa writ an artist and with.il hr la. In grwiur ilegrea ibun Moat of hi dun, a pi.irtlnu man of All lnm quHl.tlva ham mb-hniIn thr rvolutlen id lua bom wtdrb rants a om Nobly thr gnateat hnw idmV la Anuthrno Oalifarala. Pat non wIki hoilav in thr gospel of the tiilhnair toward band work and will ouoiccd Mthtir and pondataiioo that IM Isuigpoo I mtHM to hts full share of the good thing of Uite world. . Little siotc than a thud of a aralury ago tho urtlat who now stands an Man among thr world's painters waa a poor lad ti ring to rail bla sketches to fnrada aiul him .a umikv. of tbam oqaally puvr. With hut tt month arhmiUng. and atft never a alnnla lraaoa In paiai-In- a. IN Louorpov bad to makr bla way by hi own rfftnla. and ilaart waa far front aa easy one. Ira'I attiigalr lir tiirr-palM-r waa luwa In Part lia i hail M ara ago, onr of a family of V- children. early donrhial of a fulhrr'a providing can-- . Tim of I be family compelled tha two rldrot rail to seek work in aa effort to rara fur thrir nudhor, aim era and n yuunarr brnrlu-i'- , It muat la confraaad taut young Paul tanri-- took kindly la thr raatrainis of arkonl lira, and ha atnlo at ovrry opportunity to akscrb aoay in tha nmadiiwa where wild floor ra and foilagr abounded. Thl did not coatlnua 13 yearn ef a for at however, long hi arlaari darn war over. Long bofora tlie end of bla brief educational rourM thr hoy painter bad cnwimnwad to aril bin sketches to tha numomua child rra of nnarUiy famlllra bo atuaulrd the arhmil where hr woa a pupil, and thla hr continued foe a short time after bo waa forced to abandon hla clam work. Than tbo lad look up II two iddrr brother had far nne tunc prevloualy been painting fana figHie large flrme la Parla, and young Paul having secretly auhoillled apactmans of hip work to I lie aams Iwuare. waa re Juiced anna after hi twelfth birthday lo riTeiva hi flrat commission. Tho rdera came alnwly at Ural, but gradu-oil-y lila dlailnrtlve became Vogue: hla work waa greatly hi dr tir nuuul in nil part of France, and during nowt of thr year ha readily earned from day, n Huln more than 17 of ago thla hoylah art let, who waa ywra o dextrtoim W the iinumentatlnii of one of Cutrida traditional foils, fall vlntlm to tho Wile of thr little god. HI fat ap Miwd In tho prraon of a vvry haauti-tul girt of juat hi mn age, and they were married al tho age nf All hough !' wtJet a atuiwro eraiiinuod, hi rvaponaibllitlea tneiwaard alao, for at tho aer nf n Dr lanigpr waa tho father uf two daughter and nut ana. T" arneido fur ha family In tba aiyie he deal led, tba arilat more oaar painted ' month nf each grtlcally than evr. year wer igietit m Part pointing faaa, a work to which Ilia artiat devoted 11 hour out of each M. Th other half of the year the family oocupted a little ruit.ige in tha country, and her tho aniMUoua young painter apent II hour m day akefahing from nature, Ere he renehad hla twenty-aermt- d yaaa lie Lougpra had won the peallanllna nf lua mmg ardent day dream tha acceptance of hi flrat picture tha hulun. flaveml order eaom m tnby fruit nr inia triumph, and the fuiur aiqirarad rwawiia Indeed, when auddrnly the j tuuing palnlar mt on nf th ri, rerr, A lunik In j ?. which ha had7,11 depnaitad the anvingo or J It year hard wnrg failed and be waa j left alniMI prnmieaa. In ii:r aenaa. I Icwever. thla nileforlim pnialhly pt avru - fl biaaaiag In diaguiao, for It dctarmiHgd j l y bn ' la-t- narrow-mlndo- d V'. f:; f V-- 1 11 , .V. - I...V ,, t", M, A.s.. Jtf ,eei tu-fa- s ' . ,e S V Jetf ?' e ' V f J, f m fV "tlrVVf , 4 t ! ,VV , s ' .. , J 1. ' v;. : . ,x r.-- : . ' v . 1 'i- S . U.- -- 2 ' v f ff , v s' i' ' y, ) W ADDON FAWCETT. vr-f '.yl- Some Straw andLace aw Hats. ry It ?? .f arala hata shown by the wholesale nillllnom A puper-atrasailor, with a wide boot of crimson velvet, finished with a d while plgrettu, haa sold largely. TN flue Mack at raw, the opal rough itn and the Neapolitan straw In pole fo- . llow and blue have become great The black and while brsB' straws are combined Into shape that require only the scantiest of trlmmlnP to prove unusually effective. t Bo mu-for the straws, but th has and hntg of shirred chiffon of embroidered lace fagotted tngrtbff are much preferred to wear with ol richer costumes. A transparent list great beauty can bn made of of pale blue chiffon fagotted togetiaw with course blue silk. Thla should attached to the foundation of An with masses of Ragged Robin, whBo large bow of blue velvet shouldnap down the back of the hat to the w 7szn JJLZW Jiw T&rJJojcizrz: TJi TZAKTSCPCSIST - ! nf possible to tbo known to th Indui-e- d imagination which haa not been In some one or other of the sprM r Uiotei would be difficult to suggest straw material, any color dyer's art or any shape lr tnua-paren- him to come to America to begin life of held and .mil a large ali.uc ovar again, and with thr few hundred of the pwalucla uf IN.' lamgpre a hrueli dollar wblrh had hrrn aaved from tlie have gone to lunlrihiitc to tlie adornwreck the family Balled for New York. ment of American luunloire. Thr anaklng nf a name In thr Nrw It wa perfeeily tiainr.il Unit when World aa an artiat proved no ray mutauccraa Willi golden Inure! ter, however. It waa at a time when thr workcrowned of the perrlea flower p.iin:-r- r. American nf mean were huving few hi flrat thought wu of the mve from artiat realdlng in minting and hope for a Jniioe on the far from forging abend. TV fhorr of tlie Eurnpa, a I'.icltlc. nlicie there fa Longyro found Hurt thr neat rgg nf IMf riot of varb'd und l'tant i fill hioon-- . to whtrb they bad brought to tluir nrw , tempt lua hrueh a It li:ul never been home had In Hire year dwindled to Ire tV:,.idr-.itiobefore for Ilia It waa at thla critical I tempted than MM. he.ifth alao Impelled the hiilltant nf the head that houaethr juncture :t permiinent home Krcnchmuii aeek to bold, driven to dceperntion. decided In tli Celdrn Gate btatr for no lea upon a during venture -- hr would bold limn four tlmra within the an exhibition of hi ptiimln"- - All of ecore hla Iifr had been dehla aolidloiia frtruria lithorcd to die- - I ni Hiredofof.year a th reault of a collapee uadr him. Tlicy poi'itrri out that added from The unique 1imr tn all th other Inaueplrlou clrciim- - which nttructa more alghtaerr I thun atanere wna thr fart that never anyon the I'aciflc other any Slope. where tn thr world had there tieen an women, net to ir.tereatlng give an exhibition made up only lin aiiae aitimpt 4 tnfloral It en. bottler the architecauirly picture. However, thr and darorntlvr idea of a nun artiat wa not tn lw deterred by the tural whoar artlatlc Ideal r.icrn tor ap, rai de uf cn prrarntiillun of thla dark o ail women, but ulao b ef l held thr already dark ptrturr. the fact that hla wife, the luuu(f il hlhUion, and aa often prove tin. cum . Aladama de bongpre. h.:re with her tinder aurh clrrumatanpea. It proved a ' hnahund the rmponalblllty f 'r the cretremradnu aucceee, ation nf thla tittle fmrylnnd. Thl occurred In Mb and waa lb beTn homo I located ac l)r lAingpre ginning of Paul d lauippie's arcomt Hollywoiid nn neletocrailc anburb. and real era uf good fortune. Th wMi-ilairon nra'lcr and r among Initial d:ply wna foliugcd by nlhiu r rllo from huge i.mv.j, half ci In hailliig American cltlea, nd i.l tee flit flwr Miiuii! iiiumifd a vogue which uf the inurleia puo n:..ko aiaumlly eaiendii to foiwign cnunirio. liilgrliiH.gca to lol nriia.ir a nr Women tin, Of the ra'l- aa. uniee. liie great iiatruii r The r. alitriice j TTe-rr. of Wlllh inii nr M i. .rui g onmiiinai no cine nf uuj ! which appeal hi rciirpt ..r; I ipr.eia v. , i of oe ,.ie an fueeefolly in lliia a.p va ;ic icie-'n- i; s' . . w .. c or a'luit-- il mu' iwpraaantauvna in aolur u( tha Uiivum yvl Itnda lo okaiiipiifluuluii lit lull- ' a c, elr-rul- nr rd i ' i fM ..il , -- ' i l I r. Z-zjunjy -2- ! i li.-.i- - e p-- rreenla ! . lrd am-la- 'cil l,-o- ; which tho urtlat dedgnalca collectively ua garden houae. AI1 conform to the main building in architectural doaign. The -- retreat la a urbor, built undrr the shade of ariieiiia In a rather occluded portion of the ground. An oriental "kiosk. half in glim, enntaln a tennis 'n nJ"3 permit Indulgence tn the delightful "port, without regard to tha wcMthcr.' Then there la a fountain luoikc, which hna arvrral rooms d- -i to culture, and finally a hobby, 'a gueathnuae. the. urtlat .orchid 3t ,,v mi reel in also, where all manner of l informal event are held. Added l three la a cirrular rummer houae, which Do Longprr. with true artiat 1c inatlnct. rnnairuried to meet the require! tent ofh vome monarer old roer-"uo- o will, hr found on the imn vij'Ch now wholly embower estate It. falf-i"e- n ,Th buildings are about a great garden, whlrh " for aurh arehtter- tural gem. fptt'ng Aa x foundation for hla lundaca re Burdening the artiat ound M. Pr,fu'nii of armitrnplral trrea and ehruha front all rotintrlea, plnntnl ntany yenra ago by former pwnrr the property, and to these hr has add-of ed freeh recruits In the form of atatu-j- T eucalyptus trees, peppers with drooping, graceful brunches; gol.lrn aenriaa, and a r.'irici y of other pride paliua of the clime. Do out laid hla Longpiy hia gimlen . r.i!--Th flower. ' It L, .membered. are the tiipltnl woMi. and ."iflneaa they are bla it la essential if lug, i jnrr.l.i the e ue' o elk'!' hli i :ll . e e l,. fIner. C '. , i To , e hroiol fl A'iCortWa, is'nv : eonihlria probohly r.iwrrpaltir. tu iho i,rjv,r..rt wni ld. iinil on ,.i, ;; i oly, o, cn lu ii.r oi'Mic nt n'l iiu.ir l.i n.ldlilun to llio e Hi;; :eii1o,cc 'ntrr ore live i.iiieci:tiinry cf I lower ! of de-- r rI! ilni i:i'n it tn in orrt 'in ii tui ... .".l ii .mu ,ige. .1 it. ... a , r f iCM!! e fin. I t c r i.puii cuiiin'c. .o p.ii'li-l- i, ur ..s,y worn, n tin ; r e ,11'1'lu a, gvci u. go i ... r.i.rncui-.-- r,.vnit la ture gniiiry, wh,rh Ii.e g.rnrNi ec.ir. :j iug;-- tu lie found t- -r great 1 pic- w the neck.- ' Another exquisite hat creation W Parlstennes recently waa shown In magaslnes last month. Thla hat wa mu do of tlie black It tow lace pattern. Yellow Jasmines clustered Jn masses over the crown beneath the drooping brim. A pompon of the Jasmines waa pta the left uf the hit close to the Two silver hatpin with large butt0" nf carved amber finished the the prevailing yellow color tone. s" The art of land aurveying origin to tha fact that the Egypt" were unable to keep permanent , mints on land which wa cevery year by the Nile. became It circumstances tM have some means of teldentltyj",, various pieces of land. The and mathematical method of limy, with suitable modiflcstloJii. used by the Kpyptlf lis fer Iv.ir |