This issue was the property of Mistinguett, with her stamp on the cover.

COVER DESIGN BY MISS MORRIS

* IN COMIC VEIN
Rings That Are Shot Out of Guns
A Prophetic Page of the Winter's Younger Stars
Moving in the Best Circles
Mild Husbands I Have Known
Social Jottings from Newport
The Seven Milestones of Love

* SPECIAL FEATURES
The Younger Set Musters In for Preparedness
On with the Dance-Let Joy Be Educational -
Paris and Belgium Unite to Save Belgian Laces
The One Who Grew a Trifle Tired
The Late Charles Francis Adams
Oratorical Platformation
Dropping Bombs on the Boches
The Pleasing Sound of Broken Records
Aquaplaning

* CHILDREN'S FASHlONS
The Clocks of Paris Strike the Children's Hour
Pocket Editions of Parisiennes
Costumes to Lessen the Monotony of School
Models That Are Big Successes with Small People
Costumes of Day-before-Yesterday Become the Costumes of To-Day
The Brief Opportunities of the Small Parisienne
Frocks Inspired by Woodcuts from an Old French Book
Erté, Regardless of the S. P. C. C., Designs for Children
The Younger Generation
A Few Short Remarks about Coats
Antiquity in a Doll's House and Novelty in Toys.

* FASHIONS
Paris Predicts Fair and Slimmer
The Last Frocks of Summer
Such Stuff As Styles Are Made On
The Creed of a Materialist
Smart Fashions for Limited lncomes
Vogue Pattern Service

* STAGE
Duel Personalities-on the Stage
The "Behind the Scenes" Myth
The Vogue of the Little Theatre

* SOCIETY
Mrs John Russell Pope and Her Two Daughters
Society Masters the Three P's
The Youngest Generation in Summer Colonies about New York
As Seen by Him - - - - - - - - - - - -
Mrs. Arthur Scott Burden and Her Daughter Eileen
"Young America" Chooses "Me and My Dog" - - - -
Children of the Royalty of Spain, Italy, Austria, and Sweden -

* ARTS AND DECORATION
The Decorator Enters the Nursery
The Puppet Play of an Artist
Two Notable New Sculptures
The "Salomé" of Henri Regnauit