December 1905

Articles

• Woman Suffrage in the Tenements

  “I easily showed my acquaintances in the neighborhood how to register; more easily, I told them when and where; most easily, I reminded them to go and vote. This took little time; but it was not all.”

  Elizabeth McCracken

• Reading Matter and Thinking Matter

• Riches: A Christmas Essay

  Edward S. Martin

• Is the Theatre Worth While?

  James S. Metcalfe

• The Evangel

• A Daughter of the Rich

  William John Hopkins

• Christmas

  John B. Tabb

• The Tenth Decade of the United States

  William Garrott Brown

• Flowers of Paradise

  Alice Brown

• German Ideals of to-Day

  Kuno Francke

• The Choice of Circumstance

  Caroline Duer

• A French Critic of Old Imperialism

  Gamaliel Bradford Jr.

• An Interchange of Courtesies

  Clare Benedict

• The Little Christ

  Laura Spencer Portor

• Sir Henry Irving

  Talcott Williams

• Judge Banks's Mary

  Rose Young

• Books New and Old

  H. W. Boynton

• Significant Books of Music

  W. J. Henderson

• As to Old Houses

  Evelyn Schuyler Schaeffer

• A Reader's Confessions

• Mr. Rickman's Philosophy of Clothes

• A Day With a Poem

• Mary Milton Speaks

• A Plea for Leniency

• Master Vergil

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