| Show Importance ln p of i Instructing I Children in Table Manners Mariners u I I flY BY l wile WILCOX Wh When en p Franklin first we to U Frn France S It J F fd th that t despite W hl gre S reat t pOPular t with th the t-h t vale circles of at the old World his table tabU manners J cd eil commer comment l. l lie lIo w was not nt vulgar vular- but gome of the the habits habits ho ha had Contracted contracted con con- n a a 11 child and lat later r n as n a poor printer ho boy any an guide or coun ellor- ellor clung to hIm It Is Ind nf d l' l for on any of us to wholly break breal the habits In childhood hood That Thai Is wh why a moth mother 1 should be he so In vIgilant V In the tho training of her hel children A this formative c period t We e ne er know In a n republic Public to 10 Whal calling c some ome P poor or bo boy or orrI rI girl Irl H ma may ay nUn attain In thoro thero is i no bettor better work t Cor Or any nn wo woman an than to look 1001 after no the manners of or t her children Manner j is t tie c Ia m nn on which education should he be built buill If It a woman s j is herself uninstructed in hi proper table manners manner let her obtain ob oh- lain tain some ome work worl on anti and 3 read ead It U 1 lo 11 her children j- j A Im I'm Ton Iw Good Hint Hint- The following clipping taken from froman I t an c exchange e is full of good sense w par ntH even In a t. t humble cottage home should 1 pay attention to the conduct conduct con con- duct and ond manners of or their children at meal The They cannot tell what I position they will J fill 1111 II In after aCtor life and n n. man 01 cu woman who Is IR ignorant of I tho most simple laws of f table to toI I I Id f x r n. n I 1 I- I 1 t tr o e r u I is 5 I handicapped eie Vere n en the lne pa pu rents to 10 reprove the child who conveys con veys Pys its Hs food coon to 10 it its mouth month with wHIr a i knife if who v drinks It ft tea from the saucer o or S who ho slicks its lt It elbows out oui nt ut right angl angles the tho lQ on so I taught would never herd bo ho forgotten There Is a n amount of freedom fr fre at ot the family table wh e Je on one ane scarcely carce expects ct to find UK the r- r ceremonious of ot a set et ct din ncr party hut but Ken ven fn ro 10 the homo then are minor rules s ami i iid observances tei h t I whIch should s 's x be hp The ho hof boj bojor f r or girl on whoso whose nd they are aro ar im- im It preyed Cc at nl an earl ape age t e will never nevel lo lose lOc e 4 r them them when n years l' l of struggles It may i II 0 the manners l- l that malt make hue 1111 I. I man w will II be lue heth th their II chief pa Ia port lort Into tJ the cir circle lc n of their new w ll l f tl Training ru g I I. I is ambitious for or I her to a havo oI of nC education edu J cation and tho m moans to dross dl well velh 1 I Hut Bul many moUi T I rs T I rl Teat Teai al' al mo mosi 1 It walks of lff Ufe- Ufe mother in the m r I f c allow II to 0 fonn h will shII I with will their lust host w t I progress in Tnt more seriously than titan I would lack facie of mi eol logo education or 01 orthe I i. i the thc absence ah n of f fuu lt Awkward slouchy slouch at nt the hr p the IhO elbows dhows thu th loud loul rna of food th the audible sipping sipS sip siW S ping of liquids talking and chewing III at atthe the tho s same ime time lime yawning 01 or stretching S fl at al the tho table an- an all alt vulgarities which mar tl the comfort of If cry pr person p on who l Is obliged c. to lO t ll them m I Yet YN all these o habits al' al are indulged In hy by scores S ft ft ct gro hll boys s 's and 11 girls irl who receive e no rr rh e front from the P I ohI lW I h ways Y I n 71 f ino I h hO j a rib n I J they S S S r l S SS I Jo g I. I Ig S It It is I lul old of 1 an nn J author a a U aman I man who vuo In lit hl his early life U j from rom hunger and rind cold colli and afterward heights of If fame romp and was wa tho the friend 1 of kings king's a and nobles that h lic I never nc saw foot foon without showing the theold theom old om animal Instinct t which dominated him In his na days s 's of larva larva- lion lie e 8 solved Ie the food always s witha with with a certain ferocity and ate rapidly Ignoring all the thc polite usages of or the I table tahle and all con cr conversation until his appetite appetite appetite ap ap- ap- ap petite was wag Eating l is 18 always a vulgar process unless s ma made 1 a graceful rac ful pleasure Haste suggests ts the animal nature while a habit of taking the repast shows the We evolution C of man to toa toa toa a higher state tate Children rt n should be he impressed with the fact tact that they are refined human animals animals and and one ono beings not beings not savage sa of the thc Important places daces for them to illustrate the knowledge is at the table LI LIVING I IS IX IN Iloa lIun- They Manage c to Exist K Comfortably Comfort Comfort- Amount Amount- ably on Oil Small I It is estimated that a professional his wife man In Japan can live with I In comfort on the sum of 50 This means one large divisible apartment A n small kitchen a room bath a study and a n i store room a charming charming- garden r one servant ser and surroundings o of great grea refinement Mats are the covering of- of the of-the the floor of course C pillows th the seats seat table linen I Is superfluous where lacquered trays and anti paper napkins are used personal laundry Is at its minimum mini mini- I mum LOrn h. h i 5 1 hot h a fl day are arc the i I custom I u t iI I Th rhe fagots gols' gols used in cooking cook ool- ing are not much larger than a man mans man's s slinger linger el and fuel for ironing is 18 unnecessary ceH- ceH AAr sary where here clothes cloths are stretched properly properly prop prop- rop- rop erl erly upon a U frame Perfect privacY Is Isone one of the luxuries of this minute menage men- men fl fence shuts huts oft off bamboo jage age for a It high the view of stran strangers ero Each article carefully care selected and of the he house hou c Is some of or them aie ure of rare beauty nn and of a a. durability dot that permits them to tobe he be on from one generation to another Xo No 0 wu waste te takes place for is 1 i food prepared ot O o ery y u-y crumb of rut the the chi chief C decoration decoration deco leco- ealon n are ration and the science of flowers I i Is a aI apart apart part patt of the accomplishments of the I lady laly of the house The he large room loom S wl with h Us lis mats anti and its adjustable adjust adjust- I able abl partitions becomes at julie linw the thO sleeping place of the lie several member s of t the lie house h hilt but during the day clay quickly is II converted into ino a spa- spa clous lU peaceful flower decorated apart apart- bout the bed d clothes being laid haul away avay awu neatly on the lie shelf of the storeroom Sim Simplicity I id I y delicacy leacy and t nil refinement ment eat characterize homes of nt these qualities the lh the Humps homes o of the time poor poet 1001 who hn feel eel I no poverty the the aho of those who IO II little would not complain haul hall they y even ln less less- Rev nC Madison l Peters In an eloquent attack attach on the Uti marriage customs of the th ven t twentieth related an anecdote A beautiful be girl Irl and awl her mother II lit hut said we were discussing the eternal marriage c qUI qUIl question l on Well Vell CIC theres there's s 's Charles CharIe Adams murmured the thc mother another thoughtfully after aHer a long Ions pause c. c Charl Adams sneered II the girl JIl I m ho 4 r l JI J ho hh nothing no h has hos l q t I to to recommend him except his Juts wealth Y YOu Yati u forget et his heart disease said the thC mother softly I I FACT P. A Af P M f fI I or 01 CHARACTER n I Reading of or the Feature Feature- May 0 he Re TIc- Reduced ne- ne I to nn an Science I New ew York Sun The face ace as ns a map map of or character an and 1 disposition Is I the th subject sub sub- Sect of ot an elaborate study stull b by an Eng Eng- English lish Ush woman She holds hols that tho the read read- big lilg of the features ft can enn bo be reduced to toan toha tonn an nn exact science clence There Thele Is 19 an nn elaborate chabor- chabor ate classification o of eyes Among the broad deductions is the dictum that dark eyes s invariably bly Ind Indicate a strong blue passionate nature while the light ones show a n calculating cool and anti resolute resolute reso reso- lute character S Light ht brown eyes res ar are signs of In Intelligence In- In fickleness lenc s in love and a n. rapidly fluctuating tempera ment A sure Indication In of oratorical eat cal al gift It is 11 projecting eyes ces and an 1 they al nl alo o betoken literary skill kihl In the use useI I of language A strongly developed 1 no nose Is I a mar mark of superb endowments The owner of a l big no nose e ha has mineI mule mon I than the he owner of a small man on one The majority of or men who have become become be he- come as rul rulers rs and leaders leaders lead lead- ers elg It Is pointed out had bl big noses noses noses- Caesar Cac ur Wellington Napoleon and Nelson for example 4 A man with modest Intellect and a n big no noo o e can always be reckoned 1 on to In male make more of or a mark tha than a man with a a. great reat brain anti and a little nose The nostrils also Iso have their significance I Large arge no nostrils nostril t indicate courage little ones cowardice Long narrow ones show sho activity and bod bodily II vigor Broad nos- nos 1115 opening toward the sides 1 show a plc predilection for Ol horses Mouth and lips hips are full of If The Tho man with a l hanging Is apt to 10 lack perseverance erance und anti concentration of purpose Tho The Thom m modest est individuals individual's lower lowet lip I Is I habitually pressed 1 close a against the upper Up lip at the center The sentiment sentiment senti senti- ment meat of hate hale causes a hard dropping of the tho lower lip Up so 0 as to show the teeth Persons who vh habitually show the In this ay vay are aie apt to be he malevolent The chin and lower jawbone jawbone jaw jaw- bone bon broaden deal clem back baci to the level of ot the teeth This is true both bothOf Of of men and women Tho rho youth who seeks an amiable spirit in his hl sweetheart must choose a girl with gently curving CUr lower lips and full and well rounded w chin her lter eyes ees must mu l be he 1 soft Sift an and aid 1 brown If Ie he de dp desires hos great const constancy nc he must look hook carefully to tobe be the spread ad of the the lower lower Jaw ja Economy Econom is II s promised h by a widening of or the nose just list e abo the wings of time the nostrils On the other hand the young oung woman w wom m- m an wh who desires an industrious husband should hould choose a man nian with long tip up- er lip Jip If It she Rite desires even en good gool temper emper r in her spouse site she he had best beet choll house e one rune one with rO face and curly cUlI 11 holl air li I r. r |
