The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-20

no homes if it We're not that American
women spend the money given them
so wisely and so we'll
Even the families which we car
! newly rich the families where tLe
. wife and mother might with he great
est semblance of Justice be called ez-
/ travagant, even these families wouIt
not be in the afflunnt position Wticu
eXcites criticism if it We're not fer
! the economy of the wife in the first
/ instance. / an willing TO admit some
American women may be criticized
for some things, but financial incnm-
/ petence is not anon, their faults"
Tired Of having the gaf Of public
criticism thrown into its corporate
I body, Trinity Church. The richest
church organization in the world has
! hired its most yitri0l'c critic-AliSs
Emily Dinwiddie-to transform its
tumbledOWn tenements into no~~t
! dwellings. As the secretary of lie
j Charity Organization Tenement Com
mittee, Miss Dinwiddie was on the
trail Of the rich church corporation
for many years and helped swell the
popular tumult against its parsimOn-
iCus administration of its vast vested
j interests. During her crusade she
/ uldue q personal GNSLttlLELjDH Oh NC
church tenements. talked with the
tenants and gathered together a mass
Of material tending to show tHat
! Trinity was the hardest, greed;e5t
and most Indifferent laad-o.c ii ....s
whole city. The wild esrread G0s.:.i.-
EJward the corporation she az |
annoyed the church Officials, who IT
The advice Of DR.. Manning the re- Dr.
determined to employ her to r"' p
Us 500, 100000 worth of New Er--
realty. The woman has full Rut t5.
to install such improvements a r. 20:
judgment will make the houses more
habitable than they have been, and
adjust rents with the occupants on
such an equitable basis as she con-
siders just. For her work she is said
to get handsome salary.
It is estimated that the jewels worn
by the Fashionable women attending
the opening performance Monday
evening last At the N-f~..s. 81,
Opera House cost $4,000 900 In all
respect il was the most brilliant All
nual inaugural Of Gctham's social SEA
son in a generation. The display %
jewels and gorgeous gowns made tho
most dazzling spectacle seen here n
a lOn% while. Orchestra seats con-
hI1i''''- do Hi5h a. ooO tdCu from ne
SPECTATORS who roaped a vertahic
harvest The cavalcade Of ,0o0 aut.-
mobiles and carriages used to tTag =
port New YOrk's beau monde t. lib
big opera rouse blocked the streets
for hours IN and about the Ne,lGDa.
Titan. Andreas Dippel during the per
Torrance invited several of his friends
up to his Office on the Thirty-ninth
street side OF the building and treated
them to 4 pleasant surprise As they
seated themselves in big, easy leather
chairs and the cigars were passed
around, he turned on a switch at one
corner Of his desk connecting with
the photograph Installed on the stare
below, and filled the room with de-
lightful melody. Thus they heard the
performance as effectively as If they
were seated directly n front Of tho
stage or in the wings. The fact that
the annual Horse Show opened the
same evening nj Madison Square Gar
den gave added zeSt to the iraugura-
ton Of the social season and made Il
one big red-letter night for old Go
than