Outing For April Has Caught The

hiñe of tbe bright spring days. Among uiany pleasaut features of an xcellent uumber are two complete tories: "Gluck Auf," by Jean Potter íudd, and "From Out the Ruins," by lary B Goodwia. ïlie first is a story f Tyrolean peasaut while the econl tells of a Southern romance, nd what carne of it. "A Good Oíd ■"ox Hunt" is one of Ed. W. Sandy's haraoteristic yarns of the field. "Hunting Witfa Beages," by Bradord S. Turpin, describes the many valuable qualities of the popular small lound. A paper upon "Model Yaclits,'' )y Franklyn Bassford, will be of grea valué to the amateur designer, and 'Yachting on 'Frisco Bay," by Arthur nkersley, reveáis the present situation n South western waters. The illustraions are tip to the usual high standard. Theatre Toilettes' reception gowns, narvellous ■ spring, hats children's rocks, and everything bewitching and appropriate to the season, will be shown n illustration and description in the number of Harper's Bazaar issued on April lltli. A striking and timely aper on "Woman's Student Life at Oxford," by Cynthia Barnard will be a feature of the number.