Church review . future wage-earning girl shouldhave in her mind during the latterpart of her school life the selection ofher profession, writes Margaret in the November ladiesHome Journal. I think it well forher, too, very quietly, but with inten-tion, to cast about among her friendsfor suggestions, to ask the kind officesof one and another and to make knownher need of immediate employment sosoon as she leaves school. Many goodpositions are lost because of inde-cision, or false pride, or unwise re-ticence on the part of those who seekthem. The mental attitude of the girlin search of
Church review . future wage-earning girl shouldhave in her mind during the latterpart of her school life the selection ofher profession, writes Margaret in the November ladiesHome Journal. I think it well forher, too, very quietly, but with inten-tion, to cast about among her friendsfor suggestions, to ask the kind officesof one and another and to make knownher need of immediate employment sosoon as she leaves school. Many goodpositions are lost because of inde-cision, or false pride, or unwise re-ticence on the part of those who seekthem. The mental attitude of the girlin search of employment should beneither indifferent nor patronizing; sheshould set in motion every legitimatemeans, and let those who may be ableto assist her know something of hersituation. They can help, and she canseek with muci. greater- hope of suc-cess if the goal in view be somethingdefinite. Gods glory was revealed in the lifeand the character of Jesus glorifies the Christ. 18 \ jfi 3-/ J*- -),J N. _f ,M>l.,!llfl8 Conducted by Mr. George Whipple Steeletions on musical subjects of gen-eral interest will be answered in this de-partment. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. .Mr !?. Bast Hart ford: ,l Instruments are conven-iently divided into three classes, viz.:instruments of percussion, wind andstringed instruments. The order of development is probablyas given above, but on this point wehave no positive knowledge. Master R.—Hartford: You will find it a very good exerciseto modulate from any key to its re-lated keys melodically, and also usingharmonic combinations. Taking C major, modulate to themajor keys on the fourth and fifth de-grees, and to the minor keys on thesecond, third and sixth degrees. Repeatthis exercise on the piano, also writethe exercises and you will find thekeys will have no terrors for you. Theexercise should be transposed to allkeys, sharps and flats. Mrs. G.—Hartford: Sir Arthur Sullivan, the son cf anIrish bandmaster, was born in May,1842
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