The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-01-15
GOTHAM GOSSIP

fteve hips and busts. and highly ssA-
soned nince pies. When its Disciples
are not engaged in cuErycon1NnS the
seventy-ive acre farm Of the sect, In
sect hunting in the orchard Or milk
ing the cows II the pasture, they ind
a vent for their repressed spirits doing
the loop-the-Ioop ard mixing things up
in the barrel 81 love-" much after
the fashion of tho holy Jun1psrs."
Frequent recourse to tdis treatment Is
said to be seod for The blues ana
likewise for obesity, stubborn lvers,
locornotor asaxia, inso1rta, tnMges-
gestion and epilepsy. Todase It -
one big scream Of SUCCESS and gives
promise Of outsbintnS some day zioa
City.
Lyeursus and his laws for conserv.
ing tho physical pre<minenee Of
Sparta were all right tor that ancient
Greek citadel wherein The conSenitaIly
weak were slaughtered, but it woula
never Do nowadays according to some
Of Gcthann's representative club wo.
men. The suggestion Of Or. David
Walsh, q scientist Of some note On
tho other side, made recently to the
Royal Divorce Commission, that mar.
rfases be regulated By law and re.
curing that all men and women con-
tenpAtins naatrfmony shall be placed
ID possession Of certified report Of
the physical defects Of his or her IL
tended Life partner and their family
could never be enforced, they say.
Discussing Dr.. Walsh's iconoclastic
idea, which threatens to turn Dan
Cupid into an automatic vending ma
chine for the distribution Of health
certificates, Mrs.. Lillian Hasbrouck,
prominent club woman, said yesterday
1t was impraeticable.
. 1T Will never Co." she said, 'Tse.
cause it Is directly opposed to human
nature, human instincts. You can
hurry the flow Of the human tide for
ward, but you cannot swim against
It. That IL what Dr.. Walsh with his
suggestions would he trying to DO"
Mrs. May v. Harrlin, formerly known
as the belle Of Chicago" has been
granted q divorce by Supreme Court
Justice Davis from Arthur B. Han1lin
No alir1ony was asked,
Mrs. Hanlin met her husband ten
years ago when she was sixteen years
old. She was then known As the ''pret-
tiest girl in ILluois." He was only
eighteen and an extremely fascinating
fellow. He has remained fascinating,
but not TO her. Shortly after their
nrst meeting they were secretly mar
ried in a Chicago suburb.
Af$Ar faf1iA1 AysA yarcj$f4n IN
Chicago, Han1lin decided to come to
New York. When they arrived here
he Obtained good position and every.
Mrs. Han,In, Until he suddenly disap.
peared- After a long search she found
him living in fat, she says, with q
widow and her daughter, on West
Fifteenth street.
she torgzve him, she says Then he
left home to travel. She got letters
from him from Alaska, Europe and
South America.
Then she learned new infdehties.
She broke down and went to Florida.
The divorce suit followed.
DR.. Frederick Cook, who Is some
what cloudy as to the question oe
whether he ever reached the North
Pole, has not yet quite made up his
mind whether the dinner given him the
other evening by MIS-. T. Z. Rice at
her handsome Neopol1tan villa GA
Riverside Drive was intended a. a
joke or not. Mrs. Rice has been con.
Quoting with considerable success a
crusade against city noises for the
last two years. In heI efforts to apply
the soft pedal to all forms Of disturb.
ing barks, hiceouEhs, signs, grunts and
groans, she has tackled the steam.
boats which ply the Hudson in from.
Of her home, the freight trains that
shrek their lungs out along the rivers
edge, the huckster IN the street and
the nonk artist Of the autom obile
With the return Of DR.. Cook to New
York ten days ago there 2erned gool
promise Of him again becoming 9
speaking caliope. TO many this men
ace held out annoying possibilities fo1
the new year The interest OF Mrs
Rice in the explorer as shown by het
invitation to have him as her CUES
at a complimentary dinner was as IN
expected as It was new, since she
made no eftert to make his aequaint
ance at the time he returned from
Christiania and was, hailed as one o.
the worlds greatest conauerors. The
dinner was very smart and the docto.
appeared to be much elated with the
honor vouchsafed him. Since ther
some Of the friends Of Commando,
Peary have been disposed to suspect
that Mrs. Rice looked upon Cook q:
the real big noise" Of the town anl
arranged the dinner so as to get 4
line on him However, the hostes:
disavows any other purpose than de