Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-03-24
In Gay New York.

In Gay New York.
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Announcement is made Of the engage
ment of Miss Katherine Stauffer Clark.
the youngest daughter Of United State
Senator William A. Clark Of Montana.
TO DIR. Lewis Rutherford Motris of New
York city.
George J. Gould and Russell Sage VII,
be peuti0ued by the Public Education
association Ia appoint certain free DAYS
during the spring for public school chill
dren on the elevated roads III the Inter
ests Of nature study. The plan Is to
take the children to the cnuntYy or To
the various parks. The association will
also ask for IA free day at all bag flower.
plant and bird shows.
AIRS. Minnie Seligman Cutting. the AZ
trcss. has been sued By Alma McNaliy.
a dresslnaker, 10 recover Sas1 for gods
supplied and work performed b. her for
Mrs. Cutting. The latter denies that she
owes the amount claimed
A private view was gwen al Tiffany &.
Co.'S of the exhibit which will be SEM 10
the Paris exposition. TIE display is one
of the most unique as well as costly ever
seen in this city. The value of the col
lection, it is said. is between 81 10000
and $2,000,00O. Most of the artistic de-
signing was done under the direction of
Paulding Falnham. The artistic effect
of some of the vases and trinkets is re-
markably fetching. The figures have
been carved out of the solid metals. and
not cast and then attached tosthe pieces,
as is frequently don"
Frank Beard, who took stenographi2
report of the Molineux trial, las sent III
Il bill for S4354 for his services. The
comptroller looked il over, and il is un-
derstood that Mr.. Beard will ikge to sue
the city for his money.
The fire eNtinguishers ut Iohy Pas
tors theater went on raInpigr The
machines are the kind that sre to BE-
found in most theaters, which reease "A
torrent of water all over the aiilding as
soon as the temperature of tfd building
goes above the danger point. THE ap-
paratus got out Of order and ddwn came
the water 200 gallons of it. IA guam
uty of valuable costumes and scenery
was ruined, and the stage mao so wet
that ther" is certainly no Gaaeer Of its
catching fire for day or two.s
Scattered about the rooms ofkan aue-
ton house in West Twenty-eighA street,
like the discarded pages of a toh novel,
me household goods of katd Chase
Sprague await thei. further Suffering
under the hammer of some glib Auetion-
Ger. They tell tale of life and loves
tragedy and sorrow. Printed i'll letters
OF red and black over the door i9the in
vitotion. 1t is an eptaph, and rAds:
observation-disclosures, ....sss.# ,..
NEXT IMPORTANT SAIL.
The contents of the colonial 8es-
dence of the late Hon SalmoA T.
Chase. chief Justice of the SHpeme
court of the United States. BE ::
moved from Edgewood, near Wish
ton.
. = Il.
1t seems like a dissectng rooh-Iike
some CHASTITY place where Il p0st-llortem
examination is being made. For hehe and
there are the dismembered effects 81 her
who once had Washington at he4feet;
the enchantress of a great Senatsg the |
destiny Of men who helped to mag the |
destiny of the nation. 10 womb in
whose thrall congressman, membet Of /
the cabinet. ambassadors, generals Even !
a President, were willing cap7svej the /
woman who made and unmade IRsssa~F sd /
who died IN poverty after her Cysl Rii- /
liant life had been wrecked.
The vogue of the automobile. wlbc&has |
ceased to create comment in the oE0#ded !
streets of New York only emphasizes the /
popularity of equestrian lXer Z
else. The bride paths of Central back (
have begun TO fairly rival the celebhte74
promenades a eheyaI of the Bots do B0lg 4
logne or the splendid avenue in Hyde I
park
a few years ago our equestrians Eere
limited 10 the fashionable set. Now the /
fashionable and gnfashionable c:hter /
side by side Through the park and the
uptown riding schools do IL thriving Iusi-
ness among rhp new rich and the bmi
eisurely industrial class.
There are select" organizations. and
these are beginning De hold their annual
reunions. to which tbey invite heir
friends and acquaiht3sN.es. aud which are
I0 be clasSed among the Lenten pas
times. One of these svirees mas Dust
been given by the banai of young plople
known as the Tuesday G.venig cluh \
prcttier exposition OF fine haut eede il
would be difficult to imagine
Young ladies ard gentlemen vert al
most equally matched arst formee such
L cayalcade as is seldorn seen flGSsed
class society circus. in which i we'll
Known and popular master af the hounds
played the part of clown ard contributed
to the gayety of the spectators
The effect was that of II cotilId1 per-
formed ON horseback. 1'Ise mosl sue
reSsful figure was decidedly the tsu lie
barre, in which couple az voting Ia
lies endeavored to capture . shoulder
knot OF red ribbon from Il slugle eaya-
Iitr.
The maneuverS of the s51gIc man Ia
outwit his fair adversaricS werI u once
graceful aud amusing.
The honorS in this sport wire carried
oFf. on tn" mems side. by an expert polo
player. who managed Ia proiong tlss con
test until il was question II either Of
his fair pursuers would caprure the Shout
der-knOt. and on that OF THE ladies by Il
Quick-witted young girl who snatched the
trophy from a more dcfenseiess cavalier
almost Immediately.
All manner of races, including those
of the egg and spoon, the needle aud
thread, the saber and tiir rubber hall
and comic nightgown race. diversified