The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-28
TOLD IN HOTEL CORRIDORS
SINGING tNGELfST SAYS
NOMEN WEED Swing.
woman Who Neari, Lost ter steamer for
Europe Personal Gold storage Room
at . Hotel An Elevator tsoy Who HAS
Ira, eiird lO1. $50 Miles Z ami Down

Charles NJ. Alexander, the musical
partner OF the Rev Dr J. Wilbur Chap
man. in the evangelical team OF Chapman
and Alexander. was az the Belmont yester-
day. having come on. he said Ia meet
the Christ ian laymen and pastors 81
Brooklyn To discuss the meetings which
are to DEE held in Brooklyn next month
Mr. Alexander. IN business suit Of
excellent cut and a soft gray hat. looked
like a prosperous business man He
would not say whe her he thought the
world was getting better or worse
YOU cannot lump humanity IN that
fashion he said Bur Ib-lirvrit - getting
10 liz more and more the case that people
have 20 come out and be one thing or
the other. The big brainy laymen are
tsking a greater interest IN Christ ,ani'y
A. the same time. think We shall have
tn start in for more vigorous action 20
get women Interested IN the subject
You see. all along we have been in tn"
habit 81 considering thar women We're
naturally religious. and that ~ was not
necessary for them TO be urged to so IN
for active Christi anity'
Would YOU say that the women oil
to-day are worse than mem
largely in the majority at our meetings
| was proud OF this until ! realized how
much easier u was To hold meet lnKs
with men than with women All the
big league movements ar. for men. A
friend OF min. came to this country with
two others from China and raised 81 jOo" 10"
to build \ n. A : there We have
taken IL for granted that IN" women
were the hest side OF our. population
and We have specialized too much in
getting the mon tn AXE an active part
in Christian work"
The room clerk was asked the meaning
OF chuckle he let loose suddenly and
uneGpect eddy
4 vas thinking Of the lime We sent IN"
wife Of a we'll known American artist TO
Europe wearing pair % SHOES belonging
one OF the linen maids. he said. Her
steamer was sailing al 10 O'Clock. and b,
Q she had packed all her trunks and sent
them 20 the pier. Al tina, tim. she was
giving the finishing touches 10 her travel.
ling costume. and deciding that her shoe,
did not look ~ fine A. her frock sh. sent
them downstairs to h." polished. We did
no, know il. but the only bootblsck on
duty had been celebrating ard had
brough, a bottle 10 the hotel. This cam"
had sailed he was discovered asleep on
tn. thirteenth aoor with the shoes IN his
hands. The woman's room was on the
twelfth door and he had gone up one too
many and not finding the number had
sat down 20 think 1t over.
Well when some minutes had passed
the woman telephorsd downst airs dem and
ing her shoes We sent TO the basement
t,.g h..r hay h..h DnshlanE
be found. A search was made. but with
out result and meantime that telephon.
wire was kept perspiring- The house
keeper was called upon. She went up 10
TO the visitor and asked what number
shoes she ore They were threes Th.
ho,isekeep.r rushed to the linen room and
demanded whether any girl wore thc-"s.
One did. The hoIIskeep,r demanded that
abe take them OF. and rushed back to the
visitors room ~ith them. and tn. woman.
now thoroughly Indignant put them on
proie-, She got downstairs and Just
made The steamer IN time hut she would
stop long enough al the desk 10 say II was
terrible dsgracefui and So on. and sh.
hurried toward the door she left a string
of .d ject'ves all tn" way
There - a woman al the " olcorr who
INDUCES IN the luxury ~ a cold storage
room OF her own and II Is in the hotel.
.av.,r, mood Of th.. ,h.rmon.t.r with
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motoring. gorg aous wraps for IN. theatre
and hats IN be~ildering variety. and she
likes to hay, them where she NAV law her
k.ol- ANAL, ,ban,
~ - .,,h.L.,.i
""-' r"e "s"'" nv ~ wv
I O take the furniture out Of one of her
rooms n. Obliged readily hut when she
insisted that the radiator ~. taken ont az
we'll he demurred until a satisfactory eN-
PLANTATION and arrangement had been
made Now IN. room IL filed with rows
Of stands. hooks and hangers. so that a
maid needs only glance 20 select the gar
ment desired An expert from one Of
the furrier's makes a careful INSPECTION
~ this wardrobe every week.
John Flanagan of the Waldorf has had
more inns and downs IN hi, life he be
E.y.s ,h.n any n.,son of hts AGE and h..
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~ NJ pe'"" '''"s "''"' y. .'''
that he mas hAd Just ~ many OF me hp@
sh.n a ~ not sfra