The evening world., 1912-03-15
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q his eyes watered with tears.
mot STUFF" 10 THE DOCTORS
COMMENT.
'Oh. for the days In Indla.' he said.
This brings back h days when dane
Ing maidens were before W at all times.
And OH" most enthusiastically. this
10 warm art"
DR.. Howard 10 now stationed In
Ottawa. Canada. and he said Princess
Seita Deiva's dancing would certainly
melt the snow In that frosen-up city.
The Princess yesterday wore about
her lower self a gorgeous piece OF cloth
With gold trimmings that looked like
this table oloJh . magician uses for his
tricks. but Il was divided at the sides.
md whsn b wigglsd she revealed
well. the Princess'n skin 10 dsrk.
u truly was soma Indian after noon.
Toe Artist Russell had his snake there
and the Princeas did her serpentlns
dance with the monster reptile coiled
sbeut her upper body. and she esnsd
to like is clinging embraces. Prior TO
that. however. Artist Russell had gone
about the studio With II about his neck.
whAe he stroksd it, skin and the SER
psat purred and tried to kiss him. As q
mark Of honor Mr.. Russell permitted the
snake 70 kiss Marquis Harry de Leon
ara on the forehead. the said Marquis
net showing n particular liking for
ths honor and asking In . trembling
voice:
what does It sat?"
sPrincipaliy ba6lss." smiled Mr.. f~'s.
ssi. w~hersupon Marquis de- Leonard
sought refuge behind Miss Helen silver.
stein. who had previously fddied on her
raStkns violin . selection she called
''Pasanini's Thirteenth Sonnet" but
whioh bore . strange resemblance 20 the
~ Of "Evsrybody's Doing It." Miss
U~iivsrvtsin wasn't . bit afraid OF the
susae. either.
ALL THG ARTISTIC SET 90
HONOR TO THE PRINCESS.
Il seemed that all Of the artistic set
wss out to do honor to Princess Sofia
Deiva, ana they were rewarded by some
wonderful dancing. too. Mise Hattie
rorsyths. looking ~ radiantly beautiful
e ever. was there and introduced TO
AnA her friend Mrs. Hill-Brown. None
had to look around to know that Mise
rcrsythe was entering the room. one
cou1A ter It by the sighs and gasps that
went up from the breasts of men. and
wives, who had not been observing. were
hard 70 ask their husbands why they
az e. Husbands didn't explain. And
these who we're favored With the smile
thaG went with the nod Of recognition
departed for their homes with n IT'LL
iating memory. And the beautiful Mrs.
p. Elliott Thacker. after having been
missed from the circle for several weeks,
came and was Just as much In evidences
as ever. and wheedied promises from all
men to attend Baroness Won Gyross's
party, because I'm going anc want to
nave q good time"
Mrs. Anen-Sonmers. wearing . lace
something over something nj a hat Of
red, was there with two miliionaires In
the shape Of Albert Pierce, who Gomez
from one Of the Oldest OF the old fam
ii!es." and ARNOLD Watson Essex. wht
has q marble bungalow At Newport ant
a palace In the Berkshlres." OF cours,
Mrs. sommer% was busy. n her escort,
wondered II she was with them.
The Baroness Won Gyross was OF
hand and hustling for her next part!
for the pleasure OF the Idle Rich"
II will nave four hundred millionaire
there" abe promised. land Gen. Sickles
No, no; reporters will not be allowed I
come, for you know ! nave married me
come 10 my parties. and they don
want their wives to know shout II. Oh
you want reporterf Well. maybe the
win coma. But you know I will hav
four hpndrsd milionalres."
And xra sommsrs also boosted 70
the affair.
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