THE LADIES' PAGE.

Otago Witness, Volume 11, Issue 2280, 11 November 1897, Page 51

THE LADIES' PAGE.

Tbe worlil'wauad — tbe % arden-'iraj a wild, And man, tbe Hermit, ilghe'd, till woman •miled. .. — Ciurßiii.i..

Emmeline will .be pleand to receive letters from, corrts- , pandents on »ny muter of iuterest 'to them, aud "to replj through, tbe medium of this page, the noni de plume only of ths . ooneipondenta to be publUhed. • Letters to be addressed " Kmmelint," care of the Editor.

ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. Margarita — Tennyson's "Song of Love and Death " appears in the 'cantata " The Story of Elaine," by D'Arcy .Jascone ; 3s 6d net, at the Dresden Music Waiehouse. Mrs M. — Yes, I think the tableaux vivants an ex- „ cellent idea for the birthday party. They are not difficult -to arrange where there are rooms having a door of communication between them, or with folding doorp. 'Jhe open space, must have a curtain or a pair of curtains. Behind the curtains stretch common coarse green tariatatf,.. doubled to temper the light," which ought .'f 6' come from the side, and behind ttte figures place a~ large folding screen covered with something dark. Ihejjscene chosen ought to be one easily guessed, say illustrations from " Robinson Crusoe," " Ji-andford and Merton," or any other of the works which find favour with juvenile", bearing in mind it is easier to manage a scene with few figures. M. W. — The Woman's Signal can only be ob- . tamed by being ordered through a newsagent. Messrs Prictor and Co., Stafford street, will order it for you, the price beiDg 8s 6d per annum delivered, or 10s 6<i posted. Dulcie asks if any reader will supply her with the figures of the " Washington Post " ; also any necessary instructions.