Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-09
Their Married
x Life X
Helen Has Encounter with Two Arrogant, lnsolent
Women at Charity Carnival.
By Mabel Herbert Urner
ktVU YELL the next time pay
NJ Ave dollars per for any

charity fake" grumbled
Warren. as the curtain went down on
Part l."
But dear. at least Pavlowa's dane
ing wonderful"
Haven't seen her dance yet All
this toe posing may be good bal
anclng stunt. but it's not dancing
Not in 1t with the old style ballet
yet the newer schools" ventured
Helen. are supposed to be mucn
more artistic"
Huh, this languishing around the
stage In dying calf attitudes may oe
art, but you can't put it over me that
It's dancing
"ss-sh. dear, not so Loud! Every
oody's wild about Pavlowa. They Il
think we don't know.
who cares moot what they
Think" Grimly.
The wife of one OF Warrens most
Influential clients was pstroness OF
this carnival. SO he had felt com
pelled not only to buy tickets at 30
a seat. but. what made him more
discounted. to attend himself
"Its really an immense audience"
nlused Helen glancing over the packed
orchestra ana up at the tiers OIL JONES
crowded with extensively go"neo
women society women most of them
As Paylowa Was just now the rage
and the charity a fashionable one
the great opera mouse was packed 10
the standing limit.
The curtain now rose on village
scene OF peasants and soldiers Inc
girls in short red skirts, black Yel'et
bodices and peasant caps danced d
nszurka with the gold braided SOL
diers.
ouuh the sunshine BurlesQue GIFTS
-25 sassy sunbeams' could do better"
.ples,., dear implored Helen. as
a woman turned and gazed naughuly
at warren through her Jeweled lors
nette.
Then the stage was darkened,
strong spot light turned on. anu
PavIowa noated out
PAyLOwA APPEARS.
1t was another posing balancing
pirouetting number. in which she
swayed back in the arms OF the
swsrthy keroff, whose barbaric cos
tune was designed to accentuate her
own scant dlaphanous draperies'
wouldn't want that fellows JOB
for Keroff, himself famous dancer
uas forced to stay In the, back
ground as a buffer for "mhady.
Jpst before the final curtain. Paw
Iowa dropped her posing and snah
doned herself to an alluring waltz
with rare suppleness and seductive
grace.
That's more like IT," commented
,varrar Now she's dancing up
"Untrencing! Ravishing! Bewiteh-
Ing" were the gushing comments OF
the women about them as they rustied
into their wraps,
,,yyb,t about the rest OF this jam
boree. The Dansant In tho Grano
Fover,?" Warren demanded when they
made their way down the crowded
ceptsr aisle Haven't you hat
enough"
ooh. I'd love Just to see what III
Ike" pleaded Helen. They say she's
going to dance in her street cos
tune"
Grumbltngly Warren allowed him
sc,r to be swept on with the GROVE
that now surged up the wide stair
way.
In the center of the great foye'
above, a floor space of about hfteei
feet square was roped off. Aroun'
MS the crowd four and Ave deep
mostly women, pressed against tn
ropes.
Looks like they're getting ready
for a prize-nght," scorfed Warren.
"oh. that's where she's going t.
aanc.!" Helen stood on her tiptoes
and We can't see a thing
evidently Mile. Pavlowa had no
psd time to change from her bale
costume to her street clothes. Thu
orchestra played another Hungarian
air. but stiu she did not appear,
There was something ludicrous il
all these well-dressed women crowd
Ing around this empty roped in en-
closure Their comments were varied
"I suppose II takes her some tim
=, wash off her make up"
Her street suit will have to have &
good wide skirt, Even Pavlow'
Couldn't dance In hobble.'
A TEMPER.
wasn't she enhancing in that las
number, But he isn't so good as tn,
man she brought over last year, The!
saw she auarrelled with him"
"oh. they say she has temper
All these pr-mieres have"
warren. who had been standing be,
| hind Helen now sturned away in dis
gust
"Ill take a look around the lobby
| and sec II there is ANYBODY l know
! stay right here, SO ! can find you"
Left alone, Helen regretted that sh,
had not gone with him. There wa