"Masque de For," of the "Fiyaro."" like most Frenchmen, is no lover of the League of Nations. He has just discovered with delight the following portrait, from the second act of "The School for Scandal," of Mrs, Candour's cousin Ogle, whose friends "all knew what pretensions she had to beauty,"
Crabtree—She has the oddest counter. ance—a collection of features from all the corners of the globe.
Sir Benjamin—She has, indeed, an Trish front.
"rabtree—Caledonian locks.
Sir Benjamin—Dutch nose.
Crabtree—Austrian lips.
Sir Benjamin—The complexion of a Spaniard.
Crabtree—And teeth @ la Chinoise, Sir Benjamin—In short, her face resembles a table d'hote at Spa, where no two guests are of " nation, Crabtree—Or a congress at the close of a general war, where every member seems to have' a different interest, and the nose and are the orly parties likely to join issue.
"Dedicated," maliciously _comments "Masque de~Ser," "to the painter who would try to represent the League of Nations in the face of a single woman."
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.