The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-02

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moat ~ them small ard dainty ton cnfee
or aurhat spoons. engraved with the hntsl
munoEnm. After r. very rpernt dinner
here. TINT NJ n large state spcistv. 'u4i l0S
silver spoons went home With the E%lesia
what do We DO about ~ Practically
nothing Prosecution would mean, many
tlnes, lofs ~ much moro in patronage than
~ thousand spoons would cost. When YOU
arc Informed by your friend Tho butler
~ Mra. IA hOuaH I'm t,fth avenue that
some ~ your spoons have turned up there,
Why, YOU simply have 10 smile and reflect
that. after all, the no iss viii take " out u
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THIS u true that hotels, 20 cave them
selves heavy loss, are usiug cheap plated
Vare for big dinners. Only solid ware ~
used for small, exclusive dinner parties.
Many Of the men prominent in country
club sports go into strict training, the
hardest part Of which Is total abstinence
from intoKicants, on the eve Of an i'm.
purtant competition. but Law renee Water
bury IL an exception, "a he IL a teetotaller
the year round. He Is the best polo player
In the country and has Just been deposed as
Ta Cquet champion, besides possessing an
equally good record In other sports. Water
bury has never tasted an Intoxicating
bevera ge, although as prominent in society
"a In sport, and he has used tobacco only
since his twenty-second birth day
'When 1 tipped a barber In Boston re-
marked a New Yorker who doesn't travel
much, "he rang it up on the cash register,
just az he had the price Of the shave, He
wasn't tho boss, either.
Signs of suites to let were common.
but not one OF fat or apa rtment to let.
Motorists speed faster there than in
our city limits and do not seem to Teal ar
rest,
"Bostouians are rougher and with less
cause on their ele waited road than we are on
the subway, elevated or Brooklyn Bridge.
@BoStonmen do not give mp seats TO women
on the surface ines. Even in the Back
Bay cars women hang on straps, in theatre
gowns, and men rea newspapers seated.
AT the theatres no one ever breaks the
rule about not tipping the boy in the GOAT
room except New Workers
Oscar Hammerstein is q familiar figure In
the business sections of the city nowadays.
He ia making his way from the office Of
one rich man Of business to another, pre-
fercbly seeking those who come from other
cities to New York. He wants them as
subscribers to his new opera house. Forty
four boxes are TO rent for 81, 900 each. and
MIR. Hammerstein says that he desires no
other subscription. Already Charles NJ,
Schwab has taken n box and promised to
interest his friends in the scheme. II
these boxes are taken, Mr.. Hammerstein
says, his new opera house is assured.
President Wilson Of Princeton told this
story at dinner the other night: An Eng
lishman met a Scot driving q COW to tho
annual fair.
oow?' asked the Englishman.
"A wee matter Of twa pund.'
~Why don't you take her to London.
You could get E1O for her there
"Yes, and had I Loeb Lomond In hell,
could not get tu'pence the glass for III"