agt—Ly Caroline Singer! Tie Rey Baldvidge. Afinton Balen & Ca, New ork, and Kelly 1926, 'A. gourd-chapped clay pot and Cee the only orna-Beurcen the pairs of rooms. a tan & eapboard Forsct and moun inthnated cly plumes of ausbea, a dwarfed In the mating of artistic souls Nature sometimes appears to the onlooker to choose her ingredients with more humour than discretion, A painter marries an unabashed Philistine, a poot suceambs to a lady who thinks ell poetry bosh and philosopher is linked to little girl said of the Bi the brain of a hen." The fact that m how far written dezeription can. bring the reality of a scene before one who 25 no experience by which to test it for those who have tie least knowledge of Japan this is admire lo. So, too, is the following item, from an' evening in a tea house, mmibining both description and hu-these marriages cre usually highly successful suggests that the onlooker does not know as much og Nature.
But when the latter decides that) art on the one side must mest art fu the other, the results are sur-) prising. Then she presents us with uch a husband and wife asthe Brownings, the Kenias, Mabel risen and her husband' and, to the! case in point, the authors' of this, most beautifet book "Turn to. the Eat." Among. the many devised and gorgeously. presented Yolumies bout the Far East which have passed through our hands, we remember none that gave us 80 much pleasure as this one by Caro-
At the end of the corridor is a parson" in tailored tweed id' ushers "nto the bath Are rug hia back end drying porce ar if he were a complete ings hima to thy adjoining porters" across ths floor.
Uitestuity parboiled ina sno longer pompous, the couple wandered through Kore: The lady seems to we found the pathos of that tra-gie land too much for her. Ter record is very'short and the title she has chosen, "The Steel Bridge," for all the part about Korea is an ex-symbol. Also there is one entry we must quote as an example From "Turn to the Bast." A cuamuxe stripy oF A CuINese GIRL IN BLUE SILK AGALXT A
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