The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-06

ing STONES at the WearerS OF boomers.
This mock man is inconsistent. She only
takes part of mans dress. She should
cut off the high heels that cripple her
toes. l would take her clothes and make
them over for the women OF the slums.
Her sleeves would make dresses for poor
children. We will take the chewing-gum
and the novels of the new woman and
burn them, and the Salvation Army would
show her the ruined homes of the wealthy
and the poor.
'1f women are allowed to stand on the
stage in the new woman's costume and
have flowers thrown at them, why should
not the advanced woman stand on the
platform and preach and not be perse-
cutedP There are many who try to hinder
the advance of the advanced woman. She
should be a lawyer if she likes, but a
woman lawyer. She should dress in the
same dress that her mother wore. The
new woman's mission is to make heaven
in her home and all around her."
Frank Ives Thursday night gave won
dertul exhibition of skill at balke-line bill
lizards. In one run he scored between 700
and 800 points. Unfortunately an exact
count was not made, and the total of the
break can only be appropriated. One
spectator counted 434 and then lost the
count because he was impelled to ask q
friend If anybody had, ever before seen
such marvellous billiards. Ives said it was
undoubtedly the largest run he had ever
made at the bake line. The run COM
bined almost every description OF shot
incident to balke-line billiards, and de-
monstrated more eonclusively than any
thing he has ever before done what thor
ough master of the game the "Young
Napoleon" is.
Ives will remain in New York during
this month. About the 1st of November
he expects to sail for Europe with his
friend and hacker, A. J. Levy, who con-
templates tour around the world. India
will be the champions objective point, an
Indian Prince having extended him an in
yitation to visit Kapoorthella.
There is some talk of bringing Vignaux
to New York. Should Vignaux come Ives
will defer his visit to India. ~ will, said
he, wait and try to arrange two matches
with him for $2500 or $4,000 side each, he
to name the table upon which one match
shall be played and l to name the other
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Lucky Baldwin with regard to racing in
England were talked of "between heats
at Gravesend yesterday, but at the stable
Of the California turfman it was positively
stated that there was not nor ever had
been any thought of any such move, and
Mr.. Baldwin himself positively denied
ever having given the scheme of sending
Rey del Careres across the ocean any seri-
Gus consideration.
Though the date for the wedding of Miss
Consuelo Vanderbilt and the Duke of Marl-
borough has not yet been decided upon
the scene of the wedding will undoubtedly
be st. Thomas Church, at Fifth avenue
and Fifty-third street.
st. Thomas has larger seating capacity
than any other Protestant Episcopal
church in this city, and as the wedding
guests will be numerous the fact that the
church is of sufficient size to accommodate
them was its chief recommendation Sew
eral members of the Vanderbilt family are
pew-holders in st. Thomas Church.