Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-04-27


sail for Europe on the Cymric on June 1.
They will be accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. I. j. Oakley Rhlnelander.
Miss Julia Marlowe has introduced
new cntr'acte music at the Criterion the
alter. That formerly in use ser her teeth
on edge. she said and she insisted upon
change.
Cecilia LOTUS has arranged for a
farewell" vaudeville tour, with a special
company, in a special train, TO appear for
one performance only in the principal
cities, Pittsburg among them. Nat
Goodwin started the fashion for all-star
exhibitions in one night stands.
Someone has succeeded in selling 10
James J. Corbett a silver mine in New
Mexico and the pugilist-actor-s loonkeep-
er is anxious to develop it by the sweat
of his brow. That is why he will desert
the local sporting fraternity soon and
expects eventually to settle in the uncOn-
ventional Southwest
Another historic landmark is doomed.
MelrOse hall, famous mansion ~
Brooklyn once occupied by Col. William
Axtell, a member of the Kings council,
and used as a Tory headquarters dur
ing the Revolution, went under the auc-
tioneer's hammer. 1t will be torn down
10 make room Tor Il factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt will
go abroad for a short season. They are
to be at Newport, however, in July, when
they will take possession of the William
Waldorf Astor place. Mrs. Stuyvesant
Fish will not go abroad this summer.
She will go to Garrisnns for the month
Of May and open The Crossways, at
Newport, in June.
The Yale club, in its new quarters on
FOrtvfourth street, which are to be
opened May /, will have as one Of its at
fractions q constant reminder of one of
the plcasantest sides OF undergraduate
life at New Haven, in the person of
Eddie" Oakley He will have charge
# the grillroom at the new club. Ed
die" has been known to so many genera
tons Of Yale men as mine host at
Nory's.' a little tavern in New Haven
that he is viewed by graduates rather as
an institution than as a man.
Col. and Mrs. John Jacob Astor gave
dance Friday night at their residence,
$40 Fifth avenue. 1t was an impromptu
affair and the invitations were issued
only two or three days ago. After sup
per a cotillon was danced in which sew
enty-fve couples took par,. 1t was led
by Craig w. Wadsworth, who danced
with Mrs. Aston
The portico of the Pabst hotel which
was found TO be illegal, may have 10 be
torn down. \ suit is now on the docket
of the supreme court to compel its re-
moyal and the payment of 50 for each
day the portieo occupied the Forty-sec-
sond street sidewalk since August Blast !
The property occupied by the portico is
appraised AT $4,000.
magnificent country house is being
built for summer use by Thomas T.
Ryan Of New York Mt Sulfem Village,
New York. 1t is reported that the cost
will be in the neighborhood of 5000. 900.
The property upon which Mr. Ryan is
building is situated amid beautiful nat
ural scenery. near the Ramapo Noun
tains. Tuxedo Park is but a half hours
drive away.
Charles Frohman, who is now in Paris,
has bought the rights of the Varieties
piece, La Neine," for England and
America La Veine" promises to be
the most successful comedy seen in Paris
since "Frou-Frou." 1t is Mr.. Frohman'S
intention to give the play in New York
with star cast Of comedy actors aud
actresses. 1t will be first produced there
at the new Savoy theater,
Happy as a BOY out If school, Louis V.
Bell the famous Wall street bull,
sailed on the Deutschland on his first va
cation III twenty SIN years. For that
length of time Mr.. Bell has been pound
ing away at the stock market. ~ good
many changes have taken place in the
world of finance since | started" said
Mr.. Bell. rcminisccntly. For enc thing,
| paid $500 for my Stock exchange seat
] sold il for sos. 1000 two weeks ago. and
| see the price climbed to S62, 900 this
afternoon. I'm glad to get out of the
rush
Lulu NJ Baker, onr of the chorus in
The Casino Girl now at the Knckcr-
booker, and Joseph Orlando Turner, box
@tiice man at the New York. went to the
Aorkvlle police court and were married
by Magistrate Olmstcd Miss Baker
with becoming modestN admits her faith
er is only the third richest man in Chi
cago. She also said by way of varia-
ton that her father was paymaSter of Il
railroad. The couple told the magistrate
that they wanted to 90 to Chicago right
away and 50 did not have time 10 get 1t
clergyman 10 marry them.
Grace church boasts Of the Youngest
ohoir singers in the world. Every Sun
day afternoon chorus of baby girls
takes part in an even song. The young
est two Of this band are only / wears old
end very small, yet they chant
in perfect unison, clearly and distinctly
the words Of the 'CHnyate nomiui" or
the Deus Misera5ur." Each small girl
wears Il fun white apron and a closely
fitting baby cap and they are pictur-
eSQuC lot when marShaled together IN the
choir stalls. Many people Visit Grace
phuch each Sunday merely 10 see these
tots participate in the service.
With frantic crowd of POO men, woul-
On and children about her. Al handsomely
dressed woman of middle age stood mt
Seventeenth street and Sixth avenue
shortly after ) o'clock the other after
noon distributing srecuhaeks Ia every
one She could reach. She had Il roll Of
bills in her left hand. and as fast as She
could separate the notes She threw them
out to those near her The hills she
threw away We're big ones. \ small hoy
got 500 note another got $50. while
several persons got tens and iiveS. Sixth
avenue was Hironged with shoppers at
the time. and there was intense excite
ment while the RAIN Of money lasted 1t
was not long, for a woman named Alice
Marcy. who is collector for cloak
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