The evening world., 1913-08-30
-, Enchantress' Says What
!.Feae English Suffragette
:" Wants Is a Man.
LINER m FIERCE STORM.
Dock Commissioner Smith,
Norman E. Mack and Haddon
Chambers on Board Baltic.

~ white star liner Baltic arrived
~ morning from Southampton. A
- voyage across the Atlantic wound
~ last night In ono OF the most beau
usel electric storms ever witnessed on
hDd o. sea. The vessel was approach.
~ Fire Island when The lightning DO.
OAn shooting out Of grea, black cloud
'banks For an hour the heavens were
Aeeo1s with light. Ribbons OF fame
49, like gold through the black sky
ono became silver when the sky was
easght. Thunder ripped the air like the
eascharse Of giant fire-crackers and end
- Ike a broadside from a thousand
battleships
.. The lightning played around the
ohap. siExagging about the smokestacks
40 sisxling down 10 the sea. Ii was
oeoessary to put the Baltic down to
oaSf speed. for the glare of the light
uiaG shut out the light on Fire Island.
<Assensers gathered OH deck to watch
the great electric display. Others,
more t'mid. huddled IN the cabins
who're they couldn't see the lightning
AMI where the lightning couldn't md
them. Everybody was talking about
the storm when the Baltic was boarded
iet Quarantine this morning by the
customs men, immigration officers and
: ship news reporters.
KITTY GORDON MET At PIER
eY HER HUSBAND.
Mise Kitty Gordon, who enchanted
last season and the season before in
!, The Enchsntress." was n passenger.
peiss Gordon Of. the stage il the Hon.
esrs. Harry Bsresford. wife Of Captain
The Hon. Harry Beresford Of His Ma
5sssy's Horse. Accompanying her In her
1Augbter Vera. twelve years old. The
Hon. Harry met them at the dock.
u year ago there was much talk Of
domestic disQust in the Beresford fam.
~. out when tho actress sailed some
means aso. she said that an under.
etAootnG was ooout to be reached. To.
,aov 80 oa3d that the understanding
he'd teen reached and that everything
vas Just lovely. Tho Enchantress"
hooked the part - she stood on deck
while the Baltic was steaming up river
% her dock. She was dressed In shin.
masias white from head to foot-bls
waite hat. dainty white shoes, pretty.
UuRy white waist, dainty. filmy white
skirt and . snowy white belt Around
Her neck was q necklace OF white dia.
sSnonds. The only relief from white
were the delicate roses IN the actresses
cheeks. The ship news man said that
S1liss kitty-the Hon. Mrs. Harry-was
prettier than ever.
I'm jumping from London to Win
nipeg with The Enchantress,' she
said. Some jump. isn't II? I'm the
regular human fiea. What do you think
of my dogsf They are two japanese
spaniels. bought them In London for
n.oW each. Don't you think they are
worth it?"
HDRE's THE JOKE, GET READY
TO LAUGH, PLEASE.
=. ne ship news reporter was ungallant
enough to say that he didn't think all
thG- dogs outside OF the pound were
worth q thousand dollars. After Miss
Gordon had recovered from the shock
she Informed the reporter that she
called one dog "Prim" and the other
',Nice."
i, Nov, you must ask me-" she said.
"why / call this one Nice"
All right" returned the reporter.
"I'n fall. What's the verdict?"
Because he's SO nasty" And she
pinched Nice. and with lot Of guttu-
raj g-r-r-r-rs he showed his teeth and
. $3.50 to htta fhe r0norter
Miss Gordon Just laughed and
laughed, and told the name OF the
clever London chap who had origl-
mated the Joke. And wasn't It clever.
she said. And he mustn't tell It to the
Hon. Harry before she sprung It on
her husband Of His Ma5esty's Horse.
Miss Gordon doesn't believe N
woman suffrage. THE women don't need
H." she said with decision. ANY woman
ought to be clever enough to make
man vote for the moon II she wishes
him b. The trouble In England 10 that
there are not enough men to 20 around.
whaA he Suifrasetts Of England wants
10 . @an."
I've actress goes from here TO Winni-
psg and then out to the Pacific coast.
TNa there she viii return late in the
fall 70 put on . new musical comedy by
Joe 0akea The Hon. Harry has a va
cstien and win accompany her on her
tour. Vera win be sent back to school.
NORMAN z. MACK oEPLoREs
POLITICAL SITUATION.
seoeman e. Mack. the newspaper man
ct Buffalo and member Of the Demo-