Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-04-14


Detroit Free Press.
Margaret Anglin Is a clever as well as
charming actress, was the verdict Of "A
girl. after SEE ing Brother Officers" for
the first time. She blew her nsse in
the most natural way, after she was
through crying
Five cases containing ton and half
Of pins were sold at auction by United
States Marshal Heukel at the federal
building. They brought $3.50. The pins
were forfeited to the government for yio-
latien of the customs laws.
The only kopje on the veldt" has dis
placed the only pebble on the beach"
i'll the slang vocabulary Of Upper Broad
way. The up-tO-date expression was
sprung" by "a college boy, also slightly
sprung" who applied it to an interior
ing policeman recently.
According to a fashion writer stocking
pockets are the latest fd This will
simplify the matter of the strept-car
nickel. a stocking will take up eonsid-
erably less room III a muff than purse,
and the plan will, moreover. give lonely
bachelors glimpse of the latest styles.
A tinge of biting chiliness floats into
the beautiful spring weather in New
York with the rumor that the smart set
members of the Knickerbocker club. who
gave champagne c0tillon To the chorus
girls of the metropolis, are to be dis
cipllned. perhaps b0ycotted, by the fp-
male contingent of fashionable society.
This is not because the function was nm
duly warm. but because it is felt that
the young men concerned might better
have repaid some of their social obliga-
lions.
In a Fifth avenue woman's Tailoring
establishment there can be seen d cy-
cling costume that is entirely new on
:hIS side of the Atlantic 1t consists of
Il coat of khaki-colored cotton twill with
highlander tabs below the waist In front
pIped with green tartan. The skirt is OF
tartan, ankle length, and the hat has n
tartan scarf. while a tartan cravat gives
the necessary Scotch finish to what is
declared, on feminine authority TO he
the most fetching thing for cycling thar
has been seen in New York for many a
long day.
This is great time for idle actors. II
Is said that about forty "Sapho com
panles will 30 out of New York city to
devaState the country within a week.
Some of them have been rchearsing for
81 Verat days in expectation of the ac-
quttai of Olga NethersOlc, and others
viii take their chances on little or no
rehearsal. Every actor able to face the
toothghts without falling into them. and
to speak dramatic lines 50 that an audi
ence can understand them. is sure of an
engagement. As this is near the fac end
of the season the Saphu' craze is
great thing for hundreds of hard-np the
atrcal people
A great many American womeg have
recently became members Of f1& most
fashionable woman's club IN London the
Empress club. which is having II palatial
clubhouse built in Dover street. which is
as fine rs the Hotels Cecil and Savoy.
Among the American members are Mrs.
OgilvN Huig, Lady Randolph Churchill.
Mrs. White and Mrs Walter WypanS
The club was founded by twcnty-eight
pcerc>>eS of Great Britain, including the
Duchess of Leeds. Countess of West
morcland, Princess of l:owenstein- Wer
thcim, Countess de la War; and The
Countess Of Romncy. Membership is
limited To 5000, and the list is complete.
lacking 200.
Novel figures are usually introduced n
the cotll0us during the post-Lenten sea
>ua. Souvenir faVorS are often given
t'1t, Stitllc ~ blttih quite NHlUaDtt. M Il
prominent dancing class. II clotheslur
figure. at recent dance, proved to he
very popular. bong line was stretched
across one end 0f the room, behind which |
the girls wer arranged. The men were
each provided with pair of ciotheSnnS. |
and small garment OF dolls attire,
towels. handkerchirfS and other articles |
At given signal. they ran across the
room and pinned the clothes TO the line
The men were very clumsy 1T this but
they appeared e. cuJoy it, as those who
finished first we're permitted Ia select
the young women with whom they
wished to dance
That splendid American beauty. Mrs.
Ralph Curtis, Whn has made her home in
Paris ever since her romantic marriage
in Venice, nearly three years ago. is
brilliant figure at the most exclusive
functions at the gay capital Her COS,
tunes are the despair Of all other Amer-
can women in Paris. lHd it will be re-
memhcred how beautifully She dressed
when she was Elsie t'olt and the belle of
Homhurg, The Fisago j latcS with de
light upon her toilcttcS. Her latest. ac-
cordlng to that paper. is of white gauze,
with a ce;uture of pale baby blue. cord
cd with featherhone, aud u simple little
,or>age such as deAutante might wear.
Mrs. Curtis always has looked best in
simple things. and SHE is teachhlg the
Frcuch many a lesson in clothes.
chef Joseph" WandcrhilTS $1,000
cook. j. likely to again become a New
Yorker. lie i in communication with
real estate dealers in this city tn get con
troll of a hotel property which shah alloN
him tu ito what. he says. he has long
wanted to du-open meas restaurant
dow utowu. in which good cooking shall
be- the feature. Curneliu> Vanderbilt
brought Chef Joseph" Co America in
iSSS from Paris His salary Was said
to- have been Sl000n year He said h..
had cooked for the Gar of Russia. ;k,
Khvdivc Of Egypt and one Of The first
lords OF she treasury in England Inside
vt year the Vanderbilt StomachS re-
volted M the undue amount of paprico
sauce and other Latin condiments which
Joseph insisted in putting into their food.
lie had tn go back. Now the chef wants
To return 20 New York and has been try
ing to get control ot the old Revere
house.
Olga \etherSoic was a gorgeous sight
rs she swept into court the other day tor
her trial on the charge OF appearing In