The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-13
JUDGED WALLABY A DAINTY
ION ISON ~ TikING Ia TRE
tNTIPODE.AN DISH.
: ,,rrrr, NOrk ndeTpaId and ONernaanReas
~ fRGiaRd wrist Baawles and Ankle
bracelets Annauaee kngMgrmenes
~ame ~ nlnEs london aoraeeS.

~atfr ~ Kings London society.
rr.s.. ,gss DcspaicA 10 TnE sun.
l">poN. March IA -JuRgsd waIlAby-
90 latest English dinner dish. WallabV
-p-ci-- 1T small kangaroo. being
49,. rly twice as large as hare Although
A.-'rLhans have long regarded u a. a
.''. -tnt. economical dish. its Introduction
Iugiand has been delayed until now
i' a"~ hecome popular. being found on
=. Oh. nd hotel menus.
~ Alfr~d BatemRn at a nesting Of
'r' R"val Literary Fund said that the
Tom ueration for literature among the
ra'> md file Was worse than ever before
'r England. while more people were en-
gagged m writing than hitherto. He said
~" fund barely paid its wav the elaine
upon ~ Wsre - heavy.
40 new women members OF the Lon
d"u county Council are looking forward
In iaking their places in that hoard on
tuesday They feel that their influence
all lie useful. a. the Council has plenty
- work in wOman's province. especially
~hen the education Of sOoOOO children
'ron to ~ years 81 age is To be con-
s'dsTed. The Misses Adler and Lawrence
have schemes for the abolition Of baby
farms and 81 illegal employmen. Of
children and for the comfort Of shop
workers which they hope 90 pat before
The council.
Directors Of the Royal Free Hospital
sAId at yesterdays meeting that the sue
cess Of the experiment OF having women
on the house star was shown in the annual
increase in the number Of patients treated
since the experiment was tried. They
sad also that u exophthalmic gOitre IL
ever proved 10 be a microbic disease a
great part OF the credit for the discovery
will he due Co women workers in the labo-
rstories 81 the hospital. where a special
study u goiSre - made. and almost GER
tain proofs are being obtained that goitre
is due to some a. yet unknown microbe.
NotNithsts ndinG the strong feminist
movement IN England. among a certain
smart set " girls u 10 now considered the
proper thing g. advertise an snRa cement
ny wrist bangle as well a. by an snga ge-
nn~nt ring. Sometimes even an ankle
bracelet il included among the golden
risnlcles proclaim,ng engagement bond
sg- strong minded English women are
md gnant az this latest fad on the part Of
'rsr weaker sisters
Lord and Lady FaTquhars dinner cele-
rating the forty-seventh marriage ami
v"r~ary Of the King and Queen ws- the
chef social event % the week The Queen
and the Princess Of Wales were present
and remained % attend n small dance
following The duchess 81 Roxburghe
wAs the only American nj the dinner. hut
"thers attended the dance. among them
1-ins Lady Innes-ker. Lady WillOughby
u Ereslby. Cora, Countess OF Sta ford: Mrs
.'reNel and Miss Drexel
tt Lady Iathnm's boy and ErrI dance
riday Countess Pappenheim chap-runed
- daughter. Cora. Countess Stafford
ought her niece. Lady joan Byng
a:rS. x. Carter came with a daughter OF /
irrd Acheson These so-called boy aud
. ri dance are ~ popular IN London I
hat they now differ from other dqnces
uuly because the married set are not in
vi'ed. The chaperone~ are not supposed
q ISnce {,
Mr. and Mrs " Phillips gave dinn-r
ana theatre party Wednesday night.
vHie Mrs. Ava Aston was dinner hostess
IN. saline night having Mrs.. lewis Har-
,.aIrt Miss " Pu~t and Miss Chauncey
1rlpng her guests.
Mrs AmOry Moore 10 at the Ritz post
D"nIng her trip 10 Rome on account - the
r.lne~s e her friend Mrs. Ronald. She
has !. Rnnalds and his wife a. guests and
= entertaining for them informally.
With the Government in it, present un.
--ttIed state few Liberal host-Ss~- seem
20 care In give their usual political r.csp-
runs Since PA riiament op@ned Mrs
iyor Guests reception has been the only /,
p"litical function. while the American
snort 20 entertiin.