Wedding proceedings, 106 ff. bridal procession, 109. ceremony at church, 109, 110. presents at wedding, 110. great feast at wedding, 111. Windows, glass in castle, 35. stained glass in churches, 402. Wine, 120. Witchcraft, 303 ff. casting a spell, 305. lawful forms of divining, 306. Witches, 303-305. Wizards, 303-305. Women, noble, praised for beauty by minstrels, 70. types of female beauty, 71. taught good manners, 72, 73. married off against their will, 74. can be harshly treated, 74, 75. sometimes grossly neglected, 76. often extremely coarse, 77. alleged shortcomings of, 78. accomplishments of, 79. manage children and household, 80 ff. Woolens, generally used for garments, 89. _Books of Art and Artcraft_ HISTORY OF ART By Elie Faure Volume I--_Ancient Art_ _Translated from the French by Walter Pach_ No History of Art fills the place of this one. It shows art to be the expression of the race, not an individual expression of the artist. It tells _why_ and _how_ man constructs works of art. _Nearly 200 unusual and beautiful illustrations selected by the author._ DEVELOPMENT OF EMBROIDERY IN AMERICA By Candace Wheeler A history of embroidery from the quill and beadwork of the American Indians to the artistic achievement of the present. A book to delight the collector and to serve as a guide for the art student, designer, and practical worker. _32 pages of illustrations--some in full color._ HOW FRANCE BUILT HER CATHEDRALS By Elizabeth Boyle O'Reilly The Boston _Herald_ writes: "It is a monumental work, of living interest alike to the erudite devotee of the arts and to the person who simply enjoys, in books or his travels, the wonderful and beautiful things that have come from the hand of man ... the story of the French cathedrals against a human background--of the great men and women of the time." _With 31 illustrations in tint._ PRACTICAL ILLUSTRATION By John D. Whiting For artists who wish to sell their work, for publishers and advertisers who buy it, and for those responsible for mechanical reproduction. It will give the artist a full knowledge of trade requirements. It will teach the art buyer what to look for and provide against in originals. It will help the photo-engraver and photographer to eliminate defects in mechanical reproduction. _The author illustrates his points in 25 page plates, many in full color._ HARPER & BROTHERS Franklin Square New York _Humor and Drama_ By Distinguished Authors THE MAN FROM HOME By Booth Tarkington and Harry Leon Wilson The scene takes place in Italy, and the American humor shows up brilliantly against the foreign background. _Illustrated._ MONNA VANNA By Maurice Maeterlinck One of the Belgian poet's most powerful dramas. The scenes are laid at Pisa, Italy, at the end of the fifteenth century. _Portrait._ L'AIGLON By Edmond Rostand