simple becoming gown of white, and she carries her school books
with her. After removing her hat and putting her books away she
begins to tell her mother of the wonderful things learned at
school that day. She is studying the Harmony of Music,
particularly the relationship between Electro-Magnetic Vibrations
and Music.

The mother shows much interest, and from her store of knowledge
clears up many doubtful points in the mind of her daughter. And
so the hours pass quickly until the father comes home and joins
the family circle.

The walls of the room are white, and are relieved here and there
by the most beautiful tapestries. The few furnishings of the
room express beauty through the artistry that is born of Love.

There is a lack of useless furniture and bric-a-brac in the room.

A table, a few chairs and a receptacle for books, also a couch,
complete the furnishings. But this simplicity in the matter of
furniture adds a spirit of freedom to the home.

There is no kitchen drudgery in store for the Housewife. The
family repair to a dining-room where food is served by the
mother. The food has just arrived from a central depot in a
mechanical contrivance which runs underground. After the meal
has been partaken of, the soiled dishes are returned in the same
manner by which they were conveyed to the home.

Later in the evening the family prepares to attend a lecture or