Woman Who Talks Only Of Her Fad

No dinner table is well appointrd, vlthout sood talkers; and the basis of nteresting conversation is reality. After a course of London dinners Sir Walter Scott said: "The Bishops and the lawyers talked beuer than the wlts," that is. the wits talked for the sake of bdking, and the church and the law had something to talk about. Yet speciaties and hobbies irc not admissible at a dinner table. and woman who can Olliy tu 1 K Uil lit 1 uit mu iitrn nu uuMness in society. She ought to wiite a pamphlet, or'go on the lecture platform, for any conversation at the dinner table that is a siiain on the attention or the patience soon becomes a bore. Indeed, one of the chief elemonts of pleasant company is a readintsa to talk, or to be talked to, on any rationa] subject