TIIK OMAHA SUNDAY HKK: (XTOHKK 10, 1D13.
FLIGHT OF FORTY
1H FILMY CHIFFON
Connecticut Fanner Lament
Lou of Summer Beauty
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LEARNING! LYRO-RYTHMIC ART
Forty of tit mtwt fair end irmil fig.
urwonif-If there U aurh a word young
women that the town vrr bclirld have
Invadml one nf New Tork a moat fash
ionable acrtlnaa.
llettrr looking than a beauty show.
more Krmcvfnl than th brat tra Inert bal
lot you ever aw, and all or nearly all
society glrla!
No. thia la not a theatrical announce
, tnent. It la tiiwfV the nri that Mra.
, norence Fleming ffoyea. Instructor In
pola and "lyro-rythmic eprealon."
I tranaf erred to No. 1M Marilaon avenue
for the winter a at hool whl h In the
aummer ehe haM been conducting at
South Woodatock, Conn.
No. I Madiaon avenue la the oil
home of Robert lniceraoll, and la di
rectly arroae the atreet from the house
of J. Plerpont Morgan. The forty beau
tiful girl will dwell there aa well an
atudy there.
And they will wear tlinutrh not In
the open air, aa they Old at Piiuth
Woodatock filmy costumea of chiffon.
There will be neither aufflclency nor
wetKht of fabric to rni'titntxT them in
" their Itaaome nwvementa.
luba of Hi-r- and llellef.
Juat how South Woixlatiak, which haa
, had the young puplla of Mra. Noyoa all
aummer, feeia alHiut their departure la
difficult t aacertain. Hut It la proh.
ably a mixed feeling, with the feminine
part of the countrygidn heaving aiKlia of
relief, and the muaculinn end closing lia
eyea and trying to toll back the won
derful vbrtona It beheld through the
arm, aunlit da. At ifiai that a the
vecanionai feeling of a reporter for the
New Tork World who anw the dnnrpa' of
the siirlte.
f At the beginning of July. Mra. Nnyea
rented the ?KV-cr farm of Judge Al
fred Matthewaon of New Haven.
beautiful place which conulna velvety
lawna, rippling brook a, awlu.led wood
land gladea and all the other tliliila
neeaaary to call to the mind of a young
woman what might be termed "thoughta!
H beautiful." Mra. No yea la the dancer I
who' imperaonatud "Liberty" on the
rapllol atepa at the Inauguration of
I'naldont llaon. She haa appeared at
varloua pageanU given by auffragta.
Itodln, the aculptor, aald aha had the
moat perfect right arm in tha world,
her frlvnda nay. '
To tha remote Connecticut farm cam
her puiiiia from -Sew lorn, Horn on, i'h.la
dHiila, Chicago, Cleveland and halt a
' r ' dncen other ciliea. They were to learn
grace, po.ae and "lyro-rythtnlc axprea
alon." Home ot them brought ten or
twelve trunka of clothing with them,
but aa aoon aa they arrived they learned
that tha moat Imperative order of Mra.
Noyea waa that the glrla were to wear
loose robea of tha lighteat of chiffon;
only that, nothing more. No ahoea, no
cornet, abaolutely, nothing but the
chiffon. '
. tpertatora Broke Rtorkad. ;
i At f Irat , lb dancing loaaon were
aiven on a a moot h atretch of turf not
far from the road which leada to Pom
fret, where the Woodatock Valley farm
era go to send their prod tic to market,
but It waa not long before Mra. Noyea
found that farmera' wagona and auto
mobile were blocking the roadway, and
that every dance waa beheld by an aa
ecmblaga of aitectatora. ranging from
' millionaire to hired men. 80 aha ha I
her own hired limn, dim K.-ickaon, cut
whit birch aapllnga and make a
atuckado of them, which ahut off. the
view.
lint enthualaatlo apectatora priet and
cut apart the blrchca. and tbrongod th
roadaide In greater number a than ever.
An aoala fur the gviiurai populucel
ilra. Noyea changed th teen of lb terp
alchorean enuavuia to a aeUuded glade
away back In the wood, far from any
road.
Every morning and afternoon th glrla
danced and aought to give rhythmlo ex
preaalon to their thought. Kach waa
;J told, uion her arrival, that ah nuat for
get her family and name, and aaeuni the
character of aoroe mythological person.
Here are tha character and thoa who
liniwraonated them, aa given to the World
' reporter by Mra. Noyea:
Ualatea. Mlaa Hilda Carllng. New Tork;
' . I'haeton. Mlaa Anita pay. iioaton; En-
" tlymlon. Mlaa Kvbecca Jordun Chany.
New Tork: Achillea, Mia Grace C.rvle,
dlt Lak city, I'tah; Echo. M.aa JIaiel
Itowland 8anda. ,yuatn; Krato. aiU
Anna ciuge, t'ambi l.lvr: Kurvdlee Miu
they anw me eiin beneath the rover
of their tent, but deebled that it mut
have been a ghoat. In aome fahl m tn
apfarntiott waa named "Alfred th
Clhoat." and It waa one of the Jokea of
the aesthetic colony to aak earn morning
If any one had aeen "Alfred" during tn
nlaht.
At the beginning of KeptemW, henj.J
ceoluh. Mra. Noyea cloeed her achool and
moat of th glrla went home. They had
atme Amusing experlem ca. Their ahoea
would not fit beenuae going barefooted
had changed the eha of their feel, f
Oarmcnte were too Ixme. l-aii figurei- j
had grown more a'ender. Altogether they t
were ipille different glrla. ?
Their departure waa a great event S'
for South Womlatnek aa their arrival L
had been, too. It waa. aa haa been Bald, f
an oceaalon of mlnxlcd regret ana reuer. f
If you know anybody who live up touth ; i
oolatock way. nak nun, ami lie 11 proi
nbly alKh eratat cally but at the aame
tlnte aorrowfully. New York World-
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WHY THE SKELETON GRINNED
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oUln( Tower of Veieal .Irrva Dm
oaitratrd on tiaplnai
(rana.
A akeleton pea-efully reclining In the
v Inflow of a auiglcal auiply houae had
.lUinetcd a motley group of mon. Their
ncea were aober, almoat ghaatly, In the
ellow glaie of the wli dow light. A talV
,ellow with a red face, rimlcaa apectaclea
und thin I pa tlmt ojiened and ahut with
1 click, waa holding forth excitedly and
;he other were drinking In hla worda
ilh a grave eagerne-. The apeaker car
11 a Kok In h.a handa wh.rh h uaed
.inprcalvely in geature. "That man," he
waa auylng. awlnglng hla book toward
iho whitened bonea In tho window,
"thnt man never dlid a natural death.
He waa killed. What killed him? Ioc
lra, druga, medicine. All druga I pol-
on. Mebbe they cut 'Im open with n.
knife. And all he needed waa a little j
nd.luatinent. little preaaure hero and a
little rubbln' there. When a man get !
alr k they gend for a doctor. The doctor I
give 'im a lot of medicine, all polaon,
and ef that don't kill Mm he uaually I
glt'a a knife and cut aomethtrig out of j
'im. All alckneaa la the remit of lack '
of r.nneonnnee III the functioning of the
nmitomy. and the only thing that'll euro
It, I tell you men. la adjustment, adjuet
ment of the nervea, tendooma aud neur
one of the body ao that all ro-operate
together. Medicine won't do It, for mcdl
elno la polon. Take qulnin. for In
atance. If that man thrr," pointing to
the akeleton, "took quinine It would ha'
atayed In hla body oil the daya of hla life.
Quinine enter the bone and It atay
there, nrd If that man waa doaed with
quinine you could lake them bonea there
nnd melt Ym and get back every bit of
quinine he ever took!" here the apeakcr'
vol'o reached a high pilch and hla face
became alarmingly red.
A quiet voice Interrupted him. "Hut yon
can't melt bonea, you know. It' a chemi
cal tmpoaaiblllty." The young man who
uttered theae word waa poaaetned of a
fnco nLnoet completely lacking a chit.
a condiiion wnicn gave mm a near im
becile appearance, but he eiokc with auch
aaaurnnee that all of the group turned In
atlnetlvely to him. The orntor of the day
waa not ao easily dlapunaeaced of hla poat-tlon,
"Well." he aald. "mehhe you can't melt
'em, but If you could the quinine would
be there. My authority for that atate-
ment In Dr. Dr. Oh that great French
doctor I can't remember hla nam juat
now, Vut I'll tell yem what" turning
to the doubter "If you come up to my
plarV I'll enow you th book that It'
In." Th young man with the mlaalng
chin eeemed entirely aatUfled with thla
explanation and. with the nthera, aa
umed an air of wrapt attention.
"There no need of alckneaa In the
world. Adjuatment, proper adjuatment,
will cur 'em all. Why, I went to call
..on a doctor the other day, and hla nurae
cam down to the door, and aald the
doctor waa alck In bed, and couldn't aee
no one. I aald, 'Lrftdy, you Juat let m
aee that doctor a minute.' And I walked
right paat her and went up Into the doc
tor' room and found him In hi bed
not able to move. I aet him up and run
my hand down hla aplne. found a nerve
In the lower vertabrae out of place and
puahed It back. Well, air, that doctor
waa out on the atreet In half an hour,
walking aa atralght aa an arrow! Inaan
lty, coneumptlon, fevere, all could be
cured In th aame way Juat by adjuat
ment. Why, I tried to get In out here at
th aaylurn to work on th patient and
they wouldn't let ma In! Wanted to
know what I knew about anatomy and
phyalnlngy and th atmcture of the hu
man body' here th face of hi audi- 1
tor took on an iprelon of sympathy I
"and ! told them that I knew more ;
than the whole bunch of them put to
gether" here their facea manifested ap
probation. I
"Why, men. people might go on living
forever If they only paid attention to
adjuatment. Any man ought to b able 5.
Id, add fifty year to hi ttf by ad
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Emily Adama. Hoaton; Narclaaua. MlaIJ ",en1, aJiyWay' '. " bualnea
May hlmpeon; Itaeehu. Mia Margaiet 1 CPd"' ent',mn n(1 ' nT t you
Warner King; Juno. Mlaa Eva UuUon : haV ny dl" n "eumlgla to con
Iioaton: l'luto. Mlaa Valeria Idd Mm- , "JmPUon-or xl'tn 0,J hv dlaeaae
fceapolla; Cupid. Mia. Louie Killlnger. ZT m dU.b,S Ur on
New York; Iphlgenla, M,a. Hole,, Cam,,! 11 P" ru t0 roak yMt to W .
I'hllauelph.a; Aurora, Miu M.lh Marii. ". ! ... . v I
Kana City; AtalauU. Mia Wlnlired 1 fc"ch ' h nn took on ot th card. ,
I-awrence. Cleveland; Clytl. Mia lvr- 1 nd " th ln",r,I,,,0 thewon with ai
ctl.y fgmlth. Cincinnati; Mercury. MlM "ertu 'Th only levity dlacernabl
Georgia fprague. New Vork; Apollo. Ml . . -'"C' - 't!',0,, .,h
ueruut Kemlck, Uoaton; and Calliope.
Mlaa AH. Harney lleminiik, WaaUlng
too. ""i"" at Uvddeaaea Batata;.
Following th afternoon dunce, the
Ctrl would go to a brook wher there
waa a ilttle water fall. and. at.ll la their
chlffona, would II In the atream and
allow th tumbling waivr lu fJl over
tham.
but admirer of th claanlc and beau
tiful sought them out, tl.o glna and Mr.
Noy discovered, even In tb.ao rttruata
o far from the beaten patha.
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Nothing excite more crltlclam than
woman with her fac all daubed with
Behind I flir powder In her dealr to hi 1 a faulty
buahea and up In tree top. wore oIucjv- or aging akin. Inatead of ualng powder.
rred th face of farm Ud and (tula la which clo. and enlarge th porea. It U
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And to th horn of th fuity fair uuea ! fcm ,y dllvl four ounc of apur-
cam rvporta that many an Irate tin- ( ma in a half pint of hot water you can
ployer wondered why In all tarnation hi make an tnezpenalv lotion that will do
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iaion for blinaelf. And there wor alao ,
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toing to th old klaiibe,n p.ac and j ,v th kln mooth. velvety tone,
dragging away their beauty wor.Uippina while It doe not rub off eaally like
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pouae.
Eventually th guardian of th forty
l'd a high iiartMKl-wire ftoc iUctd
about their dancing turf and about their
bathing brook, which uioro or leaa ei;co
tuaily kept away th ardent devolve of
"lyrortiiyuiLhtc xpraaln" a a cetiic
affair.
laier Wu m tikiMl, "Tutt."
Th Matthewaon faimhoue 1 a great.
rambling atruutur with fully rooma.
Itut ti.cM young luythologicai qurena
aconied to aleep beneath a roof. Army
tent wer procured for them, and thy
.petit their dieuuilng hour iu the opc-u.
too. Two of the glrla one niht fancied
powder, nor doe It ahnw on th akin. J
15 y waahlng tit hair with a teaapoon
ful of tanUiro dUaolved In a cup of hat
water, afterward riming thoroughly with ,
clear water, on flnda that It drie
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oft and very flutfy, ao fluffy. In fait. I
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