GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK, August, 1894

Table of Contents

• THE NEW MISTRESS OF HONEYSUCKLE COTTAGE. 1
• By Frederick W. Seward 1
• By Louise R. Baker CHAPTER I. 5
• CHAPTER II. 6
• CHAPTER III. 7
• CHAPTER IV. 8
• CHAPTER V. 10
• CHAPTER VI. 11
• CHAPTER VII. 12
• CHAPTER VIII. 13
• CHAPTER IX. 14
• CHAPTER X. 16
• CHAPTER XI. 17
• CHAPTER XII. 18
• CHAPTER XIII. 20
• CHAPTER XIV. 22
• CHAPTER XV. 23
• HIS first glance at her assured Dorrance… 24
• Battlefield of Waterloo. 31
• THE WOMEN AND DUMB BEASTS. 36
• THE fame that glorified the memory… 38
• been more belied, no man more adored. 39
• IN the cosey little home of Cecil Harcourt… 42
• GOODE KING FELDHAUSER. FIVE years!" 46
• CLINTON SCOLLARD. THERE is a pretty… 49
• ONE of the most fascinating features… 51
• to the needs of pleasure seekers young… 52
• TIMIDITY and dependence are feminine… 55
• may proceed with modern-day chivalry… 56
• HOW A GREAT BOAT- RACE WAS WON. 58
• ALBERT HARDY. MORE serious in purpose… 61
• CONDUCTED BY ANNE HELME. 66
• THE term evening dress covers a wide… 68
• THIS year's bathing suits are by this… 69
• OVER-ELABORATION this season does not… 70
• AMONG the delightful accessories which… 70
• high afternoon waist, may be named… 71
• Fig. 71
• IN these days Milady's toilet-table… 72
• part of her existence as the daily… 73
• FIG. A. White duck suit trimmed with… 74
• FIG. 74
• DINNER table decorations are now very… 75
• Page Images 76