Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1900-05-19

pOuHuS. It's hieeu averages eiefeH miles
an hour, with loading capacity fer d
run Of thirty-sey miles without re-
charging. The machine IS built Of regu-
| lar carriage material, with extra large
| buff corduroy seats, and has an auto
matte bell together with the regular
steering lever foot brake and controller
As yet Miss Gould has not applied for a
/ license to run her automobile through the
| park, nor has she ever attempted to steer
/ the machine.
After the announcement Of the engage
ment Of Miss Ethel Barrymore and G..
| y. Wytmo-e-which was instantly denied
with yehefhence- they sailed for Europe
by the same steamer. which caused the
e,.itor If Town Topics N break orr Is
| follows;
Srpposc tnat Ethel. OF her way
7 iUnc h0r dirner. ii:the and gay.
Should i1eet with -CIarIic on the stair.
Think ~ the complication there.
suppose that "t'bariie'' should observe
i t1m~et iilHp AMI Yuid e nCIsr.
/ And aid her gently. thtu to find
( Twas Ethel-won that jar his min1f
! grpl,es So their steamer chairs were next
! Each other would hey both he vexed
Tn ind themselves thus placed together
or cEeerly discuss the weather:
| suppose The cable shortly said
/ H." twain Ia London town had wed.
I Think not Of the "a OF" who knows,
/ I nrIcly say ''SappoSe- suppose.
Charles Delmonico. the bachelor pro-
prictor OF the DclmOnicO establishment
who is engaged to marry Miss jaime Ed
wards Of Brooklyn. made the acquain-
lance Of his bride-elpct ut the Hot
Springs of Virginia. where he had gone
N pf F.tl r 4
about six weeks ago. On the return
journey to Brooklyn Mr.. Delmonico ac-
cOmpaniCd Miss Edwards and her pa
rents and. although the engagement has
no. unit! now been publicly announced
| several friends of the engaged couple
| have been aware OF the fact. The en-
gagcmcnt Of Mr. Delmonico is of inter-
est from the fact that there has not been
n marriage in til. oelmonico male line in
the Dclmonico fanny FOR many years
Miss Delmonico married Charles Crist
and her eldest son, Charles, the present
head of the Delmonico establishments as
sunted the name of DclmonCo by an act
Of the Legislature and upon the death of
his uncle Charles Demouico, fell heir TO
the business.
The bounding pillows which are carry
ing Maurice tntermye" TO Europe are
carrying on the same boat with him ii
beautiful floral souvenir Of quiet little
game of poker which nettcd him $1,000
To the loss of various gentlemen, among
whom John i. Carroll is mentioned as
most prominent. The souvenir was
made by one of the leading flo..sts and
cost more than 500. Ii was composed
of roses and on one side had the follow.
ing Inscription in forget -mc-n0tS: He
Won the biz pot. To the victor from the
victims. parlor G. Democratic club
tt Asgl al ..E
flush, held in hand, All made most
artislically Of flowers. Recently five
members OF the Democratic club sat
down To game. When il was about
70 end consolation pot" was proposed
1t was big one ana when il was opened
several PLAYERS Staid Mr. Untermyer
helped his hand to a royal flush o. hearts
and the man who fingered longest with
him laid down four mines
Henry Prentice, owner OF a $4,000
seat IN the stock exchange is Judgment
proof This was demonstrated TO dop-
utN sheriff who mad a little one for $50. =
- collect. II had been obtained by the
New York Athletic club. and was for
house charges. otherwise a bar bin, "AIy
dear sir. said Mir. Prentice Il would
he glad to meet my obligations, very clad
indeed. Bnt do not see how L-~x6 ~
so at present. | have no money. My
4
sdlhcent 70 pas my car fares to aud
from my house and my simple lunch bill
| can say that | do any business. bat |
ike to he about the exchange. where |
can meet my old friends and think of tho
old days when | was in the thick Of the
rush. Another Judgment against Mr..
PRENTICE came up later, 1t was in favor
OF the New York Cab company. and the
amount was 1864. InSoIvpnt rs he is,
Prentice owns seat in the stock OK
change which is worth fully $4,000.
But, while he could sell it at any time, it
IS not a collectahlc asset.
The pramptitude with which disor-
derry person l. tiectctl from hig hotel
in New York was Strikingly Illustrated In
the case of the young Turk. Massaad in
the Naldorf-AStoria. He came into the
Motel quietly enough and sent mp a card
to someone, chatting to the clerk in a
friendly manner. and apparently with no
Thought of violent exit. Then Il small
man stepped up to him and began in
low voice, ~ on must refrain from. etc.
That was all that could be- heard even by
Il person standing within a foot or two pf
the PAIR Then there were Il few more
words, ending with burst of loud invee-
tINcS from the young man. The echoes
had not died away when two stout men
had him ny the IrmS, above the elbows
corridors realized that there was trouble
the Turk and his two aSSailantS wer. in
the middle &c Thirtyfourth street Tie
hotel resumed its accustomed tranquility
and the gay company which is To hc seen
IN ne corridors every evening al the dim
ner hou~ went en- with its Angling and
talking. as il the incident were not worth
q second thought 1t was not because
The fact VI Il wcll-drcSScd aan being
thrown out af a fashionable hotel was Il
thing tn be treated lightly. but his eiet.-
tion was nal2 cod - promptly aud grace
fully that not one person in ten in the vi
entity knew anything about it. The eject
ed one was charged with annoying guests
and he had TO answer To- Il magistrate for
( his 0tlcn~r next morning.
Woman'S Vocation.
Carmen sylvia, the talented Queen Of
ltoumania. whose Story OF Hcinful
Queen will be remembered with nleas-