The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-12
BY FRANCIS PHILLIPS.
Copyright 1910, b he NsIIoasI Hsus ssnIss.

accumulated. Madison Square Garden
has never paid. OF late years It has
come into q lot OF unpleasant notoriety
because of it's association with the
murder Of Stanford White by Harry
Thaw on its summer roof garden. The
building was designed by White and is
considered one Of his architectural
masterpieces. In its tower Evelyn Mes
bit Thaw. the wife OF the murderer,
testified. he had a den in which he
was in the habit OF entertaining his
chorus girl friends at suppers that
savored Of the licentious days of old.
In the hone of saving the building
from demolition, a committee of prom
inent citizens has been Organized to
raise funds suf1icient to relieve it's
present owners Of the burden they
have been carrying. If they succeed,
| the building which has been the scene
of many notable gatherings VIII be
turned over to the public as q recrea
ton center.
In order to finish her memoirs before
she dies. Clara Morris. the actress. who
is Mrs. F. c. Harr1ott in private life,
is working night and day debating
them from a bed in her Yonlsers home
Clara Morris has been in bed since
her breakdown of a year ago. She is
almost blind. but takes keen delight
in photograph and is kept posted on
current events by her husband
/ Her husband is keeping up a diary
in which she noted something every
day in her life since girihood.
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according to press dispatches has been
found in every corner of the universe
from Skaneateles, N. Y, to Hong
Kong. but is still being sought by her
family, who affect to believe she is
dead. Last week a manicurist in the
financial district conceived the bright
idea OF putting out a single signed
Dorothy Arnold" and did land Office
business among the bankers and brok-
ers of the neighborhood, who pestered
her almost into Mysteries with curious
IQuestions Of a more or less embarr-
assing character. Newspapers inter-
viewed her and cent PHOTOGRAPHERS to
take her picture. In many respects
she. was not unlike the young woman
whose disappearance has stirred two
continents While interest In her
Swing AAACAtCCo AuSbcQ she IOll6u uQ a
big bank roll. However firm the Ar
mold family may be in denying any
knowledge Of their daughters present
whereabouts, it Is clearly established
in the minds OF most New Workers.
that they have had her under their
care for more than a month now and
know the cause and circumstances of
her leaving home 90 unceremoniously.
Tho fror A.,
family over the case has Frustrated
Mrs. Arnold and driven the family al
most to despair. They have begged,
implored and beseeched the police and
the newspapers to. drop the search for
! the girl, but interest in her strange
flight from her luxurious home has
been so whetted that the appeals have
been of no avail. So many unpleas-
ant insinuations concerning the young
woman have crept into print since
her father asked the newspapers to aid
. In finding her that it is most unlikely
that other wealthy families similarly
situated viii invite the assistance OF
the press for lone time to come.
With caviar, lobster and frogs legs
soaring continually higher, in the gas
!
White Way" and the bon-bon vendors
threatening to boost prices, Arthur T,
: Vance, editor Of the Pictorial Review
: says that the cost Of counting has gone
up outrageously. He thinks the girls
, are responsible for it and that they
are making it continually harder fol
the men who seek them In marriage
Though man is not wholly withou:
!, blame
You see, the trouble" he said, 'is
J it's game Of bluff on both Sides The
young man wants to pretend he has q
bigger salary than is really coming tt
him. The girl desires to convey the
impressions that she is used to all tn
Injuries OF life. On the one hand, its
the bluff Of business position, on the
other. that of social position. And be-
tween two bluffs the pocketbook falls
only I think the great responss.
bility rests on the girl. The bette noil
of the average decent young chap ii
stinginess. He VIII do anything Il
avoid such an imputation. But even Il
he doesn't tell the girl the size Of hil
salary. she Is apt to know about wha.
1T is If she knows him long.
Then let her say to him, tactfully
but frankly. Tom. enjoy your com.
pany just as much In a trolley car a.
do in a taxi. And I don't care fol
supper after the show; I'd rather 81
home and get my beauty Sleep. TIL,
S boys feelings won't be hurt: he'll
simply dub Ter, mentally. IL not audi.
bly,. a real trump and furthermore. h.
can't help but be insensibly flatteret
that she likes to go with him for him
self and not for his tribute money.
There is many a young man who never
gets as far as consideration of tn
cost OF matrfmony. He is staggered b,
me mere prelude to the show, tn,
cost of courtship.
Much interest is being excited in
novel experiment inaugurated thi
week by Mrs. Oliver H. P. Belmon,
who has started model farm for WON
en- on her handsome estate, ''Brookholt,
at Hampstead. Just outside the city
Most Of the lao women who have ap
piled for places on the farm are en-
dowed with more than the ordinar