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s’) 0. 6 CHRISTMAS NUMBER, & ffl ffl WOMAN’S WORK sb No 1 :11: gi ATHENS, GEORGIA. Sb D< "S' Sb sb sb sb sb sb For Woman's Work. DGCG(VIF)GR, gray) and grim and sear, The oldest month of all the y)ear, ’Tho’ clad in ragged, russet guise, Still brings some dainty), sweet surprise®®® As when within a manger lay? The Gift of gifts, one Christmas day)! 7 7 6k«* w!r\ RICTION. Page A Christmas-Eve Story. Julia M. Collins i Christmas Bei.es. Martha B. Marshall 2 True Charity. Flora Clarke Huntington 6 MISCELLANEOUS. Heart Pictures. Ida Ritch Swarts 4 Training The Eye. C. K. Alden 4 Cheeky 5 The Race That Was Not Won. Martha B. Marshall.. 5 read and Reflect 5 Peace on Earth 8 Be Whole and Wholesome 9 The Tempting Turkey 10 In the Kitchen 11 Companionship. Mrs. E E. Orcutt 11 Seasonable Desserts. Cecil Snell 11 Garments and Patterns for Same 12 A Letter from the Pacific 14 The Ideal Advertising Rate Card 16 Expirations, Instructions for Remitting, Etc 16 THE GI FT OF GIFTS! x . 'i x <\ . *1 »*?• ! W •'!’ ' 'll . ak . .w .j&lsWßh. ' ■ -I •' '■ I 'A 3 - I I A I r- Pi ,W -Mi * , ■■ W fl O"V SBftl / • .j / ---~ ’jj J wL J 1 '.t' 4 '■ v ■C'tiy.WMßkaß. A. ~ > eewTEWTSo Wise men then, as now, did wonder, And on the gracious gift did ponder! Idlest season fraught with memories sweet, When wise men and when shepherds meet! When yjouth and age their offerings bring In memory) of that offering. [Vtary) Ware. POETRY. Pago AT Christmas Tide. Margaret A. Richard 1 The Old Year’s Waning. Anna E. Mayes-McFall 2 If That Was So.. 4 Selfishness. Etta Wallace Miller 4 Memories 5 Sleepy Song. NellaV. Vore 5 Trust. Claire K. Alden 6 The Reason Why. Maude Meredith 9 Good-bye 12 Dreariness. Julia M. Collins 14 Forsaken. Mrs. E. E. Orcutt 15 DEI ’A RTMENTS. The Children’s Hour 4 Editorial 8 Cooking 10 Ideas In Dress 12 Household Hints 15 Advertising, Correspondence, Etc 16 Publisher’s Column 16