Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-09
Women and What
They Are Doing

NERS. CARRIE CALVERT of Brook
WI lyn is probably the holder of the
III worlds record as the meanest
living married woman. One day last
week she met her husband at the train
and when he alighted from the car
steps she threw her arms around him
and then a whole squad Of policemen
rushed up and pinched the poor fellow
for desertion. Think of 1t! If her hus-
band had deserved anything like that
she might have been excused, but the
only thing he had done was to run OF
and leave her after they were married
a few days He had been gone about
year, 1t is true, and being careless. like
all husbands, had forgotten to write
home and tell his wife where he was,
but to be hugged and pinched is GER
tainly too much punishment for such a
small crime as that Mrs. Calvert
learned where he was by some means,
just as if she had right to know, and
wrote him loving letters to lure him
back home. Faithful and trusting hus-
band that he was, he complied with
her wishes and returned. Then Mrs.
Calvert hugged him as the high sign
for the cops. 1t is to be rejoiced that
such treacherous women exist only in
the far east.
Princess Juliana Louise Emma Marie
Wilhelmina of Holland is 1 year old.
However, she deserves a position In the
parade of notables, by virtue of the
length OF ler name II for no other rea-
son. The celebration of the birthday
of the little princess was one OF the
features of the entertainment OF Col.
Roosevelt during his recent visit IN
Holland. Every man, woman and chlld
in Holland wore a daisy, the name
flower of Juliana plus, on the BABY s
birthday, and Col. Roosevelt recognized
the event in the same manner. The
birthday was among the first that
Juliana plus had experienced, and 1t
is given out that she was much de-
lighted with the feeling.
Chorus girls of As (age) are to be
seen in every front row. 1t is impos-
sible to get them all in the back row,
SO some of them are necessarily
crowded out into plain view. An
actress, yet alive and frisky at 70, how
ever is a rarity, it must be admitted.
Berlin boasts Of q stage favorite 10
years old who delights her audiences
nightly by her irresistibly funny act
ing. She is Frau Schramm. On occa,
sion. the news comes, she hops ana
dances with grace and verve. On the
stage, when made up, she could pass
for 80 or less. This is another remark
able thing. What back row American
chorus girl can pass for 30?
Frau Schramm celebrated ner
seyenty-fifth birthday recently. Inc
kaiser wired saying that he remen,
bered with gratitude many dellghtIul
hours watching her play. The empress
also. All the kaisers sons sent her en-
tbusiastic kilograms. It was all right
for the father, why not for the SONS
From the length and breadth or Ger
MANY came Congratulations in heaps
one would have to look several Gays
in this country to find great number
of chorus girls over 50.
Let Joy be unjailed and rejoicing un-
chained. Let them tear up ana uoWn
tho land ripping their cravenettes ana
Gamma ging generally. Mrs. Lillian Ho-
hart French has been admitted. MIS-.
French was formerly priestess or tne
Mahatma institute and now she mas
baen admitted. 1t can not be true'
surely certainly. She has been ad-
noitted into a. number of exclusive soclal
organizations of the metropolis Oh ., NeW
York. Mrs. French was once pupll
of Madame Dis De Bar, a hotort0us
nvschic. Lately she has been MIS-
- ',cv q Feeding" and in that role she
is essailing society with all her old
time energy and vigor.
The daughter of Piermont Morgan
Anne Morgan, was to speak at mass
meeting of the Woman's Pupnc service
league in Denver not many evenings
ago. When she got there, as the epic
goes. the room was anything put pare'
in fact it was so full OF cltizens' the
ma ioritv of whom maliciusly repre-
cented the municipal ownership factlon,
that Miss Morgan pouted and hurried
info a box. where she sat all the time
that she was supposed to be throwing
oratorical hooks into the assemblage'
The Princess del Drago, SO7 Fifth ave-
nue New York, owns brewery. Upon
her return to the United States last
week she was met at the pier by
SQUADRON of brewery wagons. Some OF
them carried her baggage to her home'
some carried some more of her baggage
To the Waldorf Astoria and others per-
hans transported the princess hersen
to the place to which she wanted to go.
Passengers on the ship were puzzled at
the sight, and guests at the waldorf
were likewise bewildered. The former
husband of the princess was August
Schmid, who left her the brewery, the
Lion. The name of the former husband
makes the story seem possible.
Prince Giovanni del Drago is the
fourth son of Prince Philip, head OF the
Roman house of Del Drago. His rather
married Maria, daughter of the queen
of Spain. The prince is about 50 years
old. He was married to Mrs. Josephine
Schmid about a year ago. She was
then estimated to be worth $40, 600.