The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-19

10. manager VINO can c0Okg
Swedish drama{ist, etrindbsrs. An.
other guest was Stepan Ivan Dc
kQsenko, the brilliant scholar artist
and business man.
OF course Il 10 to b expected that
such . club would invite male Art
celebrities instead Of corporation mag.
mates and members Of the Stock Ex.
chanse-although I'm 4 not denying
that these gentlemen may have their
place in the world. Accordingly one
was not surprised to ses Ian Robert
son, brother Of Sir J. Forbes. Robert
son, but known At the Gamut a. The
father OF Beatrice Forbes. Robsrtson,
and Lloyd Bingham. who 10 rsfsrrsd
to by these new women a. Amelia
Bingham's husband. and Prof. John
Dewey Of Columbia University, the
distinguished questionable, whose
wife 10 . highbrow member, ana Mr..
Moore Of Pittsburgh, the sditor.poli.
tician. husband Of Lillian Russsil.
II IL not theatrical organisati ton.
There were those women at the dinner
who humbly push the Pen, or mutt.
late tho typewriter. burning the mid.
night electricity In order that readers
OF NOR ming paperv may have some.
thing to look at, other than the wife,
ut the breakfast table. There were
editors Of maeazinss and syndicatss:
there were those who sing; and those
who desist. There was Q woman
minister. and many who perpetrate
books. There was 4 pretty ,.ung
girl whom you supposed to b some
ones little sister present merely a. q
guest. who turned out to bs the press
representative Of big theatrical pro-
ducsr. There was . handsome young
woman. Ars. Brandon. who was I'd.
vertising manager for . huge depart
ment store. but quit that position to
edit . moving picture publication and
write motion dramas. She had her
ATTRACTIVE husband with her.
Rear-Admiral Mark 10 popula.
with every one. His wife 10 Q starr
and 0amut member. Grace Filkins.
GOOD evening. Major" said Amelia
Bingham. Admiral. Admiral" some
one prompted. "Oh. dear. I used the
highest title I could think of" cried
the member. who 10 said to earn
$500 weekly. She was . chief guest
OF honor.
MEN WERE PROPERLY sUspUEr
AND COY.
In presiding, Mary Shaw said that
the club Ia only three months old, but
a most lusty infant. She introduced
all the husbands tactfully. although II
could not be disguised that the mod
ern woman has turned the tables a
bit. for all the males were present be-
cause OF their relationship to the
Lady LambA. Some people met for
the FIRST time Mr.. Carrigan. who ID
the husband OF dainty little Mabel
Taliaferro. Then there was Prof.
Blanchard Of Columbia and DR.. Ida C.
Nahm, who distinguished herself q
few weeks ago by cooking . German
dinner at the club for more than Z
hundred. ...
The men In general seemed quite
subdued and coy. Yes. I'm exhibit
No. g." said LILLIAN Russeil's husband
good naturedly. referring to Misi
Shaws list Of men guests. The 70.
markabls thing about every ones TAN
was tts brevity. One second rapid-fir.
ing speeches were the regular order.
II was indeed an ALL star Cast, and
the 0amuters are jubilant. Next time
every member Will bring . husband
and those who are without the com.
modify win speedily acquire one.
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