New-York tribune., 1914-11-23
by Agatha.

Xivieune and Ducinea went TO the opera the other
night Dulcinea got seats upstairs, where the true
music-overs sit. She just knows that the people in
the boxes don't 90 to hear the music but Just to be
seen. Vivienne said that it as hard as Charity to
get seats, and then Dulcinea observed that 1t was
funny the way every went mad over Caruso-
that she had TO shut her eyes and listen to him.
Vvienne thought he couldn't act for sour grapes,
but that Geraldine Farrar was as graceful bee
in clover. When it was all over Dulcinea remarked
that it was a very tuneful Up-roar, and Vvienne
sure the music would run through her head like
chicken with it's head of. But said Dulcy, "the
worst thing about going out in the evening is getting
home"
'Whne she waits for her cue" the Lit'ry Dge is
speaking Of Adeline Gen6e-"her hands supplement
the work of her feet in knitting for the soldiers"
Still, as the who wrote that undoubtedly will
say, you know what he means, don't you?
Monroe street restaurants bill-of-fare that Of
fers Fried fish Boiled fish with lemon and Good
fish" ends: "The owner wishing to be honored by
numerous public, beg to thanking in advance
AND THEY WERE MARRIED"
From the Pavneo City tNeb) CtiefI
very pretty home wedding took place the country
home and wife southeast OF wednes-
day evening when daughter Elizabeth May. becams
the Crawford The splendid moonlight OF
Of our best fall propitious
event BY OF invitation sixty guests had gath
the The house tastefuy
GRATED for The bay window OF parlor,
trimmed white the green Of wreathes and dainty
baskets smax formed bower before which tho wedding
party stood and IN which Tie officiating minister took his
place.
promptly At two o'clock T., the familiar strains Of Iohen-
wedding march. played by Miss Briggs Of near Red
OAK Iowa wedding party descended the stairs Tie
bride together. were preceded by little Mary
AFneW. the ring in tiny basket and little Margaret
Osborn girl. similar basket OF white rose
reals they entered the paror little Margaret scattered
the rose petals pathway bridal As thoy
approached the bower OF and white the officiating min
ister Rev A. T. Kelly OF Mission close friend o,
the contracting parties place before them
simple but impressive service the taken which
made these two young people husband wife.
Following and best wishes part Of
relatives friends elegant threcourse wedding
served
The bride who is q beautiful Young lady vas prcttIy
gonued in crepe chine trimmed pearl
lace groom the conventional dark suit The ring
bearer flower girl were dressed In dainty white.
The bride and groom both well known IN this COM
muuity She is an accomplished Young lady
around Pawnee For two she has been
the efficient assistant the Wilson gallery. The groom
grew manhood his fathers farm south Or town and IS
young Of Industrious habits and well liked by every
one knows him.
The motto Of those Life" girls O. l. versifed
about the otncT IS 10 Dligi Love ana
Let Love"
The Walter Prichard Eaton Julian Street Is
Pretty Good Too.
Sir: They say that at the Jesse B. Rittenhouse, at
Rex Beach, one is served with perfectly delicious
Gale Young Rice. V. d. j. b. D. G. A.
As 10 that woman who "presumes" she will ire
tire" Maud knows her. She crooks her little finger
when she drinks tea and sounds the "t" in often"
"Why not an All Lady-C"~tribs Day." asks G..
p. NJ, from Cardenas, Cuba. To which we reply like
the March Hare, "Why not?"
Back TO Mr.. Jerome again. "When man happens
do a good thing along line" he says, "the
public tries pin him down that line of work for
life"
Think Of happening TO be a successful lsstliner,
freXamp.
And being pinned to lastlninG forever!