Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-10
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A BOUT the time that several of the
u big magazines were instrumental
"A in causing Trinity church in New
York city to tear down seventy of its
old tenements, Olga Nethersole pro-
duced crude play of her own making
entitled "Tht Writing on the Walh"
which took up the same subject. Now
Miss Nethersole is claiming the credit
of the good work for her play.
why, do you know" she said, In
tones theatrically press agenty, do you
know, since the production of that play
Trinity parish has pulled down seventy
of its tenements?"
No, Olga, we do not know.
Miss Nethersole might have added
that since she first put on "Sapho" over
a million stairways have been built.
Get all that is coming to you, Olga.
Mrs. Frank 70. Myers of New York
has been sued for divorce by her hus-
band, of course by her husband, ana
she states positively that she is glad
of 1t. AS an aside, isn't it fearful the
way people sue each other for divorce
in New York? 1t would seem that
nearly everybody in New York is sue
ing somebody for divorce. The New
York dispatches speak of new divorce
case every week or so. Mrs. Myers is
said to be a dashlng blonde. No other
reason for the husbands action is Civ
en-. The two were married in 1895 as
finale of a summer Irritation. The mar
riage was secret. The divorce goes to
prove the old proverb that marriage
will out. Meanwhile, Mrs. Myers Is
glad. Wife's gladness should be enough
to make any man give up divorce pro-
ceedings.
Spooning would sink into decadence
rapidly if all young women encouraged
it in the way that Miss Minnie Rlal OF
ST. Louis encouraged 1t on a recent
evening. She had Alexander Coudy' a
st. Louis spooner of wide fame, ar
rested and imprisoned. In fact, SO
wide was Coudys reputation that he
was known as Jack the Hugger; lie
endeavored to hug Miss Rial-oh, Vo-
luminous blushes-and she hugged back
and hugged hard until policeman ar
rived and took Coudy to the police sta
ton.
Iniquitous San Francisco has been
shocked by a Boston woman. woman
from BOSTON the unkissed has shocked
horrid San Francisco. Mrs. james
Frothingham Hunnewell of Boston,
wearing a black evening gown ana a
gorgeous blue and gold mandarin coat
attracted much San Francisco atten-
ton one evening last week by prone
nading Powell street with cigarette IN
her mouth AS the smoke from her
weed played in wreaths around her
uncovered head she presented one OF
the most dazzling figures that have
been seen in the cafe district OF san
Francisco for long time. Bully tor
Mrs ]. Froth Hunnewell! San Fran
cisco deserves such punishment.
One marriage with one husband
seems to satisfy most women. When
Mrs, John @. Dolan took unto hersell
bridegroom, however, she TOOK nm
unto herself twice. They were mar
ried two times within two days. They
had the first twist in the double DOW
knot taken in Newark, N. j., by one
pastor and two days later they had the
second twist taken by another pastor
in the same town. Then they went 10
live happily ever after in fiat. They
lived happily for about six weeks, ana
then the two-ply husband II Is
charged by Mrs. Dolan, deserted tne
fiat, four rooms and bath, and the rui-
ing queen thereof. The douple mar
rage experiment was hzzle. II
showed itself to be inferior to many
single marriages, instances of single
marriages of over six weeks standing
being numerous in every vicinity
Mrs. Dolan Is now suing for divorce
charging that her husband Is a1ralu 70
come home in the dark and does not
care to come home in daylight lnere
is a question that might be asked Oh
the legal sphinx: Will it be necessary
for Mrs. Dolan to obtain two divorces?
What would you do if you were
net horse and had had $4,000 left you
by your loving mistress? Such ques.
tion is confronting the pet horses OF
Mary e. Brinckerhoff, who died III
New York some time ago. Two horses
who have never known what IL is TO
have money have suddenly 1oulo
themselves the possessors or large
fortune. The horses resent, strange
to relate, being made to bear tne our
den of such a dilemma. Neither OF
them has ever had a cent. Neither
is inclined to be spendthrifty. Nelther
cares for more than the necessities OF
life. gifted luxury having no attrac-
tions whatever. Neither has heirs. so
IT is out of the question for either 10
save the money and die rich. 1t Would
he unprecedented for horse to en-
dow library or establish a university
chair. The question is 1naeeu one ol
moment. Persons VINO
think they know will please advise.
Mrs. Helen B. Griggs is a nervy
little married lady, who is ATTENDING
the Poughkeepsie, N. Y, high school
in spite of the ostracism with which
she has been favored by the girls OF
her class. Mrs. Griggs is the heroine
of a recent elopement, separated from
her young husband by her father and
sent by him back to the classroom that
she had left There is movement on
foot to prevent her being photographed
with the other members of her class
in the annual class picture. Mrs.
Griggs has been selected as one OF
the commencement day speakers, and
she is one of the honor girls of the
graduating class. She might choose a
subject for her Grafton, by virtue OF
her experience in married life, that
would be a relief from the stereotyped
commencement address. In that case
marriage under any circumstances