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street, wcn.p ~ fsshicn who w~m 'hete
IN b,ccb and IN dine carried 'NeW tosty
!" wv - 80. ,n,a obrrs
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depcsted cufnt~fscne Ne.' 80
In the cptnruon rack IN tho hall Just ~ 'ns
yen a,d Aoi,hl. they dl,,, not from chois,
iWn h. csus. there Wa. no c'her ria" TO
p,a th+m ,,.. .,. ~. ,,,,,v air..
rcnae rod 10 tho hsb,, OF meeting NJ teaaur.
su,s fnt lnncbeon and icf afternoon lea, /,
and ~ dIiiIs and IL, ins dined there on
rech DAYS. and a,boia ys.-befofe fashion.
able ~ 4 had started the plan Of abolish;
Ins the ,nilv dir,,r a, or,'s own hoip ~
a N,r,lay Once the pew Idea was dcvel-
opcd tho pr, mi tor uI tir NOR tam ~
',,,,', ,s faa,rned 10 hrild not only
biss dining rooms, but special accomnV-
al ,ns ioi tn. -I 10 wni,n iuey owed
rood deal of In. ir prosp ri,y.
drcains room, a lituriously appointed
mace whore handsoms rugs uph jls t,'ei
iurnjfS,te. rich port eres, chevai glasses
and cost ty toilet appurte ,ances are arraysi
for woman's use, And do tho women iae
these rooms, Well. rather.
a n
con aud dinner engage ne its win put TAX
ing the trouble TO 60 homo to give extra
touches TO clothes or complexion, which
means a. turn that before and after the
luncheon hours and again later In the day.
every dressing room is crowded
NO wonder restaurant prices are 50
York Where women are concerned. with
every meal g Jes a private room, the dttead-
ance Of a maid and free cosmetics. soaps,
towels and don't know what all
AT some hotel restaurants. one dressing &
room doesn't begin to be enough. The
various rooms have different degrees of
luxury in their fittings For instance not
far from the main restaurant on the first
floor Of one hotel is dressing room that
contains only toilet accessories and pro-
vides no place for wraps and lounglng.
chained to the mirrors.
Evidently this room is provided for tho
general feminine public. There are more
Imposing dressing rooms on the floors
above, whore women who come to luncn
and dine and who know the place may make
are still other rooms which. on the occasion
of special dinner parties, are turned into
cloak rooms with maids in attendance
and the Inevitable array Of toilet con-
yeniencss.
-The ladies' who como here now, said a
A. I'll. . ,b.t.
with the men who have charge Of the hall
rack. They bring them to us and check
them lust as If they were attending ball"
Furs and yelysts and laces to the value
Of thousand of dollars are deposited in
these dressing rooms at certain times of
polished chevaI glasses reflect a pI ocession
Of women wnioh includes many who are
oonspiouous in society and also in profes-
sinnal circles The luncheon crowd of
women gives way to the dinner crowd,
and the latter has not much more than
disanneared % me- before the theatre supper
contin sent begins to drive up.
The srpper crowd in so1net imes the most
int crest inr. One night last wint er a woman
conspicuous in society hustled in, dropped
;ne sa hands % Of a maid. Gave gave @ touch to The
and of her nose with A powder bag 81 eadied
the diamond tiara in her hair and then in
comnanv with two friends who had been
do;nr eractlv the same thing. whished
o,,t Of the rooS to ioin the Gentlemen Of
tba nartv at s,}bper in the res, aurant
lhe pSh pshe left tha dressino room she almost
IN int snothar stInnino looking woman
ina ;,,n, neo eoro;nr ;n'a va,taeville Celebrity v
1ho 1Ihn, ;,,.t than was re tino lot Of a tentien.
%a,h' ;n stoaelard anG o,t n II Mia,
I'LL uu'h ~ ~. ,nsstin more Interesting at lie
n,ouu ,,auna,,t ~ hoth woman was that a tie
ia, int. IN. s,soe "a vor;te ;oined the husband
nr la' ~ s,o socets woman enS some other com
o, % .ne sooe,y 81 tabIo u tba ,ea, a,,rant oniv
pan1nS pan ra,aved az rom hat ' occupied bv the
VII. and her nartv
Th;s 10 No Means ,,nconmon occ,,rrence
i,st nn rs ny 10 tb, e fact tbot the aurant
Ina,s;r,, roor,, ,;ae tha church ia ma, RON
;ees ;ne5 hvs roora than ono class of peonlc
Mea oy Ino,T 1,, .tn tan W III To- VIA ,oo.s III ,rbch
ihere ,,a Are trr>os NV ~ ibe wa,l-, o-dn
70 stuuy % ~ ''pee u VIC
chss ~ y, o.t uUu' ronu,.r ,,e., bo,rs MT one
Az u.e TsI pui"r t nan a, ,1s1rnns aoE n f the
t b. ,ssbinnahie ,~5 r..tamrants A. ali tines
~ Vs dax nnn n,aid ren,ains On dutv Docs
Madame want 70 rearraage & heh s, oo,nuIes nta
TTspair T. q. ~ am,en' dona " 'e' so"N VI "ei "''
She NAV exchange a HIGH cut waist for