Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-23
Vanderbilt HOTEL
NOW HAS BAR FOR
THE WOMEN
New Thirst Emporium in New
York City Has Every Con.
venience That Bullets for
the Men Have.


New York. Jan. ga bar was
added today to the list a. places de-
signed to cater t. the wants ~ wom-
en-. The bar is IN the now Vandor-
bit hotel Apposlgcrs and beverages
are served BY a butler IN uniform
u is the first time that room 81
this Kind with an open bar has been
arranged IN New York for the cons
vcnicnoe OF women az we'll as men.
Travellers said the decorations rec
minded them Of the cafes on steam
ships plying between American ports
and china.
only few wemeu took adyantagc
Of their new privilege today Few
Rncw of &c. The room is lavlshly dec
GRATED with CHINESE dcsigr tapestries
and screens, and has high backed
seats of brown velvet.
The bar Itself o. of Chinese cabinet
work ir black and gold. ON either
side are mirrors IN gold frames SUR
rounded hy many yellow padded
lishts.
Ream Romance soon Ended.
The marital affairs of Mrs. Eleanor
pendleton Ream. the former show
girl who was married secretly to
Louis N. Boam. son of the New Work
capitalist, september J.. have taken
another turn. This time Il appears
that cupid. who was recently reported
10 De the boon companion OF the
young couple. had received black
eye Mrs Ream has Joined the Klaw
A. Erlnngcr production of THE Man
From Cooks now Ia rehearsal az
the New Amsterdam thcator. and Is
preparing herself for part ia which
she VIII ho known ak Eatcllo.
Norman b. Rcam the father of the
bridegroom. Us railroad and steel
man. His wealth Is estimated al as
much as 40 million dollars. He is an
intimate friend OF J. Pierpont Nor
gan and was one of the original orr
ganizcrs of the steel corporation.
The romance of young Rcam and
the show girl was of the Broadway
variety. Whether IL has terminated,
az SO many Broadway romnnces do,
is a matter of conjecture. II can only
he aid that AIRS. Ream has returned
10 the stage--and In sh- face 81 the
fact that her own father-in-law has
some 40 million dollars which Is
working while he sleeps.
Going TO See Grandpa Roosevelt
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt.
Jr., and their three months-old
daughter viii arrive here from Cali
fornia January 23 for q six weeks
visit Colonel ana Mrs. Roosevelt will
scc their llttle granddaughter Tor the
first time
Although young Mr.. Roosevelt and
his wife and child win live In town
while thcy are cast thoy 100 spend
much 1A4t at 9ysrer Ba.. M4at
Roosevelt was Aliss hleauuf p Alex
audsr. She was married 90 Mr.,
Roosevelt In June, 1910.
1hc Crulse oT q Bottle.
The adventures OF whisky bottle,
the final outcome OF which was dis
closed in q letter received at the Plaga
yesterday morning, offer some de-
gree OF proof that II YOU start out
Ia anything FROM this side of the At
iantic and manage 10 Keep udoat some
day you'n reach the other side. IL
took the aforesaid bottle just two
years. three months and twenty-six
days 60 get from Peconls bay 10 the
coast OF Wales There. as recorded
in a letter received by j. G. LAWN,
chief engineer OF the Plaza. the bottle
was picked up on the shore Of Cardi-
gun bay on the morning OF BectH-
Der 90.
ON August "a. 1909. MIR. LAWN and
his wife were the Euects OF J. e. Lot
on the latter's yacht ON cruise ON
the eastern end 90 Long Island. All
on board were temperanea folk ana,
finding On a locker q bottle tnat had
a peculiar odor to H. someone was
moved 20 cast Il into the sea. Mrs
LAWN took one OF her husbands en-
gravod cards. stuffed II into the bottle,
eorke9 the latter tightly and threw D
overheard.
when the bottle was picked up on
the coast OF wales the card was Ia
good shape and the oder that pri-
murlly had inspired the cruise Of the
bottle stu remained.
Farrar's Dog spoiled q SCENE.
Geraldine Farrar and Buster. the
fuzzy little white dog ;hnt is SO well