Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-07-11

N-ftl G0DtOItAr AuO " dS tiE oLdA
Days theater recently in My Lady
Peggy Goes to Town, has been Ell
gagged by klaw & Granger for tern
OF years to appear in their productions.
Mile Elise de Eeri. one of the most
beautiful OF the Partisan stars. has JUST
signed contract to appear IN New Tors
III the principal role in new operetta
The Red Feather
Bessie Clayton. the dancer. who has
come into popular favor through her ei-
forts on the Weber & Field stage, j.
reported to be dangerously i'll in her home
at Norwood, n. j. She is threatened
with partial paralysis as result 81
oyerWOrk on the stage. Her physicians
Say that the movements of her dance
have been too cyclonic. too fast, that she
has oyertaxed herself and that her nerves
have given away under the strain Her
husband, Stage Manager Julian Mitchell,
IS with her, Ii was of Miss Clayton that
her managers said she was worth her
weight in gold" and they did not e&as-
gerate, as she weighs about ~ pounds.
Her marriage to Mr. Mitchell TWO years
ago was Il surprise on the RialtO. where
she was almost an idol. She was then
only III years old.
The tailOrs are selling modest plaids
for summer Suitiugs and there are no
startling effects Wash vests are in de-
cided vogue and the low shoe or tie *
the very hottest kind Of stuff. No man
who has an eye to comfort or style will
cOniine his ankles in leather this sum
mcr. The lace sock is the thing Of
course. and the garter. which had been
very generally discarded by men, is CON-
ing into Use again. 1t gives "A neater ef-
feet around the ankle. IOu can pay any
sum Won want for neckties 1t is not 50
much Il matter of fabric or wOrkmansl.;p -.
hut prices are always demanded for ex,
elusive designs. Finicky men hate 10
give the "job-lot'' effect in their neck
wear. Despite this all men will look
alike this summer The 'hand me-
downs are always close on the heels OF
fashionable designers.
perfectly sCandalOus condition pre
walls in most of the New York saloons.
man familiar with the brand of whisky
ne wants goes up TO Il seemingly respect
able bar aud orders his poison" only TO
lind that some fragrant distillation of am
mona and fusel oil has been poured into
the bottle bearing his favOrite label.
When he protests to the bar clerk he is
soiemhlY referred to the label One OF
tue oldest of the craft in lower New York
says that not one i'll a hundred saloons
keeps full stock of the advertised
brands. Many of them buy barrels of
raw spirits and run litue rectifying
plants of their own in the easements.
by using essential oils they can turn out
Scotch. gin, brandy or any of the liquid
staples from one barrel. The only rem
ely appears to be general rush for the
water chariot"
There was a rumor current that Del.
monico famous restaurant was about tO
suspend business, The manager said
tnHh. and ''Fiddie-dee-deew He add.
ca that DeIs' was making more money
than ever before in it's history aud that
the hotels have not cut into business
at all.
bliss Anna Jewell of New York. a pu.
pd Of Raout Pugno. appeared ut a con
cert IN Paris and was much applauded
The yellow shoe Is down and out. If a
crowd of 1000 men ran down Broadway
the policemen would always arrest the
man with the yellow shoes. The question
OF vests is still on debated ground A
great many men hate to wear the fob
ribbon on their watches and stick TO
vests for the convenience of the chain.
When really hot weather sets in this
contingent will probably be smoked out.
bnt they are hanging on. Some of them
even pretend that belts are effeminatc
aud argue that the yestlcSS man without
belt is only half dressed Individual
preJudi2es in these details are hard to
overcome, even in New York
According to City Chamberlain Gould
Mayor Low intends to make the rae
again IN the fab This reply is said TO
nave been made III response 10 n reuupst
by the fusion leaders for a statement ns
10 his intentions II is said that with
thr exception of President Cantor all the
other fusion officials will be renomiuated.
There are probably 300 bright voune
women in New York who make between
NlS ana 80 week doing private mani
curing. ISS this is meant that consider
ahle unattached corps of artists" vhn
cali on their clients at home or office and
do the work for 80 cents. ~ cents or SI
hten are the best customers. and one, Of
the curious things about Ii all is that
tuey welcome the coming of the little
mahicuflSt, not as matter OF vanity. but
becauSe they want 10 have a little resi-
anu ENJOY the small talk which ineyita
biy arises out of the Seances. The mani.
cure glri Is usually charming person
Nae talks golf, polo. horses. Yacht races
theaterS and ali manner of intrrestin,s
gossip frequently she marrieS one of
her rich patrons. This. indeed. was =
case the other day, when 4 millionaire
was welded to his little manicure girl
kirke La Shelle has closed . contrao,
W'tn owen NiSter Tor the presentation
during the early fall of Jramoti1ot;on
of The Nlrginiau." The play viii he in
Tour acts, representing the dance and thr
playtul mixing up of the babies by the
sWgIman, Judge Henry's ranch wbcre
Mr NlSterS famous hen Emily romas
into the story, the Schoolma'am's coh;n
aad the town where the Yiruiniap anJ
IamIpass, have their final meeting, NIr
Ia SheHe IS not ready at present Ia name
the actor whom he has chosen IN rrsat,,
the role of the Nirginian.
ptown banks, in their anxiety r. so.
'uFr new accounts. are offering dnn,s;t.
ot> 'ae facilities of house To bonse rni
ieeton> That is 10 say. they spnd fnr
deposits and deliver the cash IN dasir,i
'hloohiS ut The places specified. This IL
an altogether new feature nf untn,,.,,
hanNlng' and is appreciated in sertjonl
where III Years past il has been 1jtn.,,it
20 secure the c1nreuience> of a banL
r. Dorothy Rice 10 years old. t,,r,j -,
seattle. was the pet of the SnrnrJ o,t;,,
passengers of the liner tmbria in go