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bride of Herbert a.. Carlsh oh, .son 81
Mi. and Mrs. Emil Carlsbach, The cerc-
mony took place in the banquet room.
which quantities of spring flowers had
transformed into a garden. and IL was
performed by the Rcv, Dr, Enelow OF
Temple Emsuu-El. The bridal party
walked through AN aisle marked out N
tho centre OF the room by flower trimmed
posts TO the dais. where the service was
perfo.mcd. The bride wore a gown OF
white satin made with an overdress or
tulle. Her tulle veil wag fastened with
iosettes of the same material on edcl!
side, and she carried a bouquet of white
orchids and l!llies OF tae valley.
Miss Dorothy Holman, her maid o,
honor. was dressed In pink satin and
tull,. and pink satin draped with pink
and mauve tulle and trimmed vita sill
yer and crystal was worn 10y the brides
maids. the Misses Helen Levy. Marian
Wallach, Resale Levy. Helen Bernard,
Claire Marks and Mildred iItth"il. The
bes, man was the brideSroom's brother,
Walter Carlsbach, and the ushers were
Or. Robert Levy. Arthur Seidenberg
Albert f'orsch, Walter Baer, Albert
Rheinstern. Richard Goldman. Howard
Sachs and X. Richard Wallach.
Dancing followed the ceremony and
was ENJOYED in the small ballroom, Mr.,
'dflSuitu anu llS W W wa 9l'lh VIVA
honeymoon in the South,
An entertainment and dance Will bt
given by the Enterpe club. Mrs. Al
cinous Berton Jam!son, president. on
March II at the Plaza, Mrs. Florence
Foster Jenkins will have charge OF the
entertainment. which viii consist OF
music and tableauN vivants. The gar
den scene from Faust" will he given
by Martin Richardson, Richard r
Parks, Miss Jessie Bruce. Miss Ethel
Peters and Miss Beatrice Sapiro Miss
Grace Nienann will contribute harry
solos and Miss Lucille Collette violin
solos, and anon others who will take
part in the musical part of the pro
gramme are Nine. Ardlni. Henry Wel-
don, Nine, Mercedes de Pina N Roger
de Brun,
Those taking part ia the tableaux in
clude Mrs. Lill!as Verne Armstrong
/ Mrs, Robert W. Golden, Mrs. Charlotte
Baird. Mrs, Mildred James. Mrs. r, W
G. Cook. Mrs. W ]. t.. pellsbough
Mrs, Minnie Lee Jefroris, Miss Gladly
Fem, Miss Amy Loewer. Miss Gladys
LYONS, Miss Marian Manley. Miss elsa
kastucr. Miss Marie Louise Cuu,-nciu
Mrs. Sara NJ. Foster. Miss Violet Fen
ster. Miss Maria Mario, Miss Genevievs
Parker.
The programme will he followed by
DANCING. The proceeds from the afrail
will be added to the philanthropic fund
| Ms. J. Wollman and Miss katherine
Wollman OF ! West Sevsnt' eth street
have one to Atlantis city for tive
weeks.
For the benefit of the Little Mothers
Ala Association "A musicale and ORA
matte entertainments will be given AT the
Waldorf-Astoria on Monday afternoon
March II. Among those who will take
part in the programme are hhiliI
Spuuner, tenor; Miss Vera Pole, In 4
character sketch Miss Edith Gibson
soprano; Miss Maude Cooling, dramatic
impcrsonator Miss l.ysa Graham ano
Mr., Yorke, fancy dancers; Frank Rib
, pianist. and Mrs, Cecil Raleigh, Robert
whitworth and Hugh Dliiman, who will
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ment for the benefit of that organ.za-
ton, and as usua! their scheme of pro-
viding amusement is a novel one. 1t
is called a ball for the mentally un-
employed n n of the original
features VIII .be an "unintelllgence
office" where unframed experts vii!
make Investigations. There will be
numerous other amusing schemes 10
carry out the plan of "A thoroughly
negative entertainment.
Miss Caroline Alden Weir, Miss
Mary Sturges, Miss Helen sloan n
Miss Alice Fox ar. among the MEM
bers of the committee in charge OF
the details, and among the patroncsse =
are Mrs. ]. Alden Weir, Mrs. Ernest
Flagg. Mrs. stephen G. Clark, Mrs.
Robert :, Brewster, Mrs, John d.
kcir. Mrs. Rudolph II. KISSED, Mrs
Edward T.ingwood Hewitt, Mrs,
Howard Mansfield, Mrs. Landslide
Boardman and Mrs. Benson Il. Sloan.
Miss Mary c. Sturgcs is receiving
applications for tickets Al SO each. at
ll6 East Thirty-siNth street.
Plans are progressing for the fru-
gality fcte in aid # the New York AS
ISOLATION for the Blind to b" held at
the Hotel -Nstor on the night OF .NP'I'
&. Invitations will soon be sent out to
distinguished officials n Washington
and this city, and it is expected that
the entertainment will arouse much OF
the interest that has been manifested
in the previous fetes arranged by Miss
Winifred Holt for this organization.
Although full details of the scheme
for tho fetc have not yet been an
nounced there VIII be an opportunity
for the Introduction of many innova-
tions The chief part of the evenings
entertainment ~ course. will be gen.
or,l dapcing and q larre committee of
man nrn,nIn,n, in socie,v vii assjst
a., ,rouher. Of tho no,r committee.
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ni"e'' Jr' huushtoh '"hh' sumner
i'"E'' ana f'rhnm hnhhardt.
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Everything points tc an ,ar,v sc,-
son a. tho various resorts. and nc.
Cord.ng 70 the outlook N-V-por, WI
he more crowded than ever. as an
desirable houses soon to have been
rented for he summer. In pIacc nf
the regular lawn tcuuis ournam,n
winch tor many years has been held
there an invitation urnamcn ,s
being arranged which in no way viii
conflict with that Ia be- plavod nj
Forest INNS. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
NJ Thprlas. who Went abroad lust
summer. have leased for the cominr
season the Sorchan villa on the Cins
known as Gun Rock. and tlay e>n,ct
To hc IN Newport early In .Juno Nv
ana Mrs. lanes T. Duko win min IN,
colony thern. having leos.J mo YIN,
Ircbiouin of AIRS lain y Ityormo,,
IA whom u,s off, f,,,, no,
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- INC 'is''iN''s -
Nj NILCON have sent out invi-
tations for the marriage OF
their daughter, Miss Anna stafford Will
coN. to Elmo George Stokes, Tho we'd
ding will take place on Thursday. March
Is. at the Hotel Gotham.
mother wedding to be celebrated this
! month is that of Miss claire Runkcl and
oscar +. Grab. 1t Will take place at
the Ritz-Cdrlton Oh Tuesday, March %.
and only members of the two families
VII witness the ceremony. which viii be
pcrfurmed by the Rev. Dr. Joseph sill
verlnan. Mss Runkel, who is a daugh-
tor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann Runkcl,
of l5O West Seventy-u!nth street, viii
have her sister. Mrs. Sedgwick Levy,
for her matron of honor and only at
tendant. There will be no best man or
ushers.
Miss Alma SAMPSON. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John :. sampson. was married
on Wednesday evening to Edwin j.
Rothschild, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
RotSschild. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. Dr. Eiseman at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. sampson, 1861
Madison avenue. and was followed by a
reception. The bride, VIVA was given
away by her father, wore a gown of
white satin trimmed with duchess lace
and "A tullc Veil caught up with orange
blossoms. She carried lilies Of the val
ley and orchids. Miss Anita Mayer was
the maid of honor and Reginald l.,
Reiser was tho best man.
Mrs. Lewis $. Wolf of - East Seven
tieth street has announced the engage
mcnt of her daughter. Miss Dorothy
Sybil Wolf, to Paul Howard Douglas OF
this city. No date has been set for the
wedding,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Miller of ~ East
E%igh:y-niuth street will give a large re-
certion on March 2S at DclmoniCo's for
their daughter. Miss Mildred Miller, and
Laurance MAYER, whose engagement
was recently announced, No date has
been set for the wedding of Miss Miller
and Mr. Mayer, hut il Will probably take
place this spring.
The wedding of Miss Mary Shepard
Jarrett and Maxwell Ma Nh'w Epson OF
this city, whose engagement was recent
~ announced, Will uhc place tins sprIug.
Miss Barrett is. a daughter OF Mrs. Ed
win Shepard Barrett of Concord. Mass
Mr.. Upson, who Is "a graduate Of Cornell
University, class of ls99. is a son OF Mr.
and Mrs, Edwin NJ. Epson of Engle'
wood, y. j.
TIE engagement has been announced
of Mss Grace /. Shepardson. daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. Spencer w Shepardsor
of Newton. Mass. To Peter J, u. kunt2
of West Newton, Mass, formerly OF
/ this city. No date has been set 70,
the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs, GEORGE W, Powers OF
this city have announced the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Emily Powers
10 Dauforth Franks Of Peoria, III Sc
date has been mentioned for the wed.
ding,
At Sheyry's on Tuesday evening NJ NJ
Rose Edita Goldman, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. william Goldman, became the
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Happenings in the Women's Clubs--Gener;

Patrick II Dunn. MIS-. Peter !. puno-
hue, Mrs. edward Murphy. Mrs. Rob-
ert : Mullen, Mrs. Morgan NJ. Callahan,
Mrs. William l. Mcclure. Mrs. JOHN j
" M9cCabr, Mrs. Ambrose OCouuell.
Ms. James Murphy, Mrs. Eugene Foley.
Mrs Frank liaean. Mrs. Walter T..
Kane. Mrs Charles Kelly, Mrs. Thomas
Baggtn. Mrs. James H.. Farrell. Mrs.
Joseph II. Niles. Mrs. J. e. Brady, Mrs.
Robert i. FoN. Mrs. John i. Shechan.
MIS-. Edward Hurloy, Mrs Frank Full
lam. Mrs. John !. Egan, Mrs Daniel 7
Mthouey and the Misses Helen c Dunn.
Flulc.ce Hurley, Mary Gibney. sally
horohue. Gertrude Dunn. Marie Mccain.
Alma Burke. Ethel Powers. Mary jack
SON., Charlotte Nooue. Sarah T.. Norton,
kaihryn Higan. Mae Haggorty, Irene
Mcclure and Marion Hurley.
MIS-. Rice Lewis Julian OF a6j West
Eighty-tirst street will give a luncheon
tomorrow At the italian Cluh on Nest
Furty-ciglth street,
Tho second meeting of the sewing class
OF Auxiliary No. ! OF the Little Mothers
Aid Association viii Ice held on Tuesday
morning ut the home OF Mrs. Theodore
Connolly, 80 East T~hirty-hfth street.
Mrs. John Jordan OF 10 West Eighty
titth street viii entertain with an auc-
ton bridge party on Tuesday az hci
lone,
AuNll AIRY No = of the Chaplin Home
for the Aged and Infrm Will give it's
annual entertainment for the hen,h,
of the institution on Friday evening az
I'll" Hotel Plaza Three plays. play
Coers," "'pp o. Me Thumb" and Pan
tomime Rehearsal Will lie presented.
The casts Will be composed of Event
Jansen Wendell, Howard NJ. Peck, Vim
ton Frecdlcy, II. ". Carey. Francis
,iurrr!ich. Frederick Gucrrl ch, Mrs
llenry W, airing, Mrs. HAIR Young
Miss Emily {. Barker. Miss .Nnn cal
Usher, Miss Margery Cochran. Miss
Laurada Chipmau, Miss Ethel Mapcs
Miss Joan Packard. Miss Carrie W
Schumaun. Miss Ethel %Shuberv, Miss
Beatrice Wood and Miss Fanny =
Wilcox.
The ~partouesses include Mrs. william
X, Baxter, Mrs Frank Eralnard. Mrs
Katherine W. Bcckwith. Mrs, T.. Butter.
Held. Mrs. George II. Carey, Mrs. Wil,.
'rw Cn"st"r. Nrs Ru"l " barring, Mrs
Harry +. FoX. Mrs. Frank oliver Hail
Mrs. William y. How, Mrs, James l.
Lockwood, Mrs, Frederick l.. Cochran
Mrs, Frank l.. Oh pman. Mrs, William
II. sutton, Mrs. Ludwig Sutro, Mrs
George J. MILES. Mrs: Mortimer l.
Stcits. Mrs. oscar ;. Ttuss!g, Mrs
Eugene Names, Mrs. SCION Palmer, Mrs
Cornelius r. rIUkncN, Mrs, James M"r,
rjhrw. Mrs Robert IT, McNall, Mrs
Charles +" Itushmorc, Mrs Gilbert GRO.
well. Mrs, Helen G. ,ireanellc. Mrs, join
i. Latin, Mrs. anthony Schultz, Mrs
Charles schmidt and Mrs.. Austin l.
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l. Slattery, rector OF tho church, Will
he the officiating clergyman.
The bride, who Will be given away
by her father. will be unattended, and
Robert Knowles of Boston will act as
hest man The ushers chosen are
Kenneth Lindsay, Oliver Wolcott and
Francis Minot of Boston, Andrew King
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His mother. who died several years
ago, was before her marriage Miss
Matilda Goodridge, daughter OF the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Goodridge
of this city and Riverdlle. Mr.. Car
uochan is n grandson OF Mrs. John
Murray Carnochan, widow Of DR.. Car
nochan. AT one time one of h best
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DR.. Howard C. Voorhees,, brother of
the bridegroom. will act as best man.
The ushers, mos, of whom were class
mates of Mr.. Voorhees, at Princeton.
will he s. Human Bird. Howard L..
Hitchcock. Oliver De Gray Wander
bilt, Jr., of New York. William c.
Motter Of st. Paul. Mimi; Donald +.
Mcpherson of Chicago. +. Ashley Ger
hard of Baltimore. Harrison s. Higbie,
Raymond w. Drake. George W. Nc
Carter and j. Gardner Shipman of
Newark and Thomas A. Potter Of Sas-
katChewan, Canada.
Mr.. Voorhees, will give his farewell
bachelor dinner on April 3.
a wedding of this week viii be that
Of Miss Margery Flcken, daughter Of
"a. Edwards Ficken, to William Brown
Prescott Of Boston. II will take place
IN the chantry of Grace Church on
Tuesday Afternoon anG will be ce'o-
brated quietly. The Rev. DR.. Charles
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htoto by u00Trwood
,oJ USNrwo0S.

this season in raising funds necessary
10 carry on its work of caring for
friendless animals and relieving those
IN distress. Several well known pro-
: fessionIl dancers have promised to
give exhibitions during the afternoon,
among them Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
Castle. who are Interested il the OBJ
!ect Of the organization. Mrs. Harry
Ulysses kibbe Is the president and
Miss Ethel II. b. Champion secretary.
and some of the other officers are
Mrs. William :. fiofstra. Mrs. Ulysses
Grant and Mrs. George II. Gould.
Among tho p~atroneSses are Mrs j.
Muh.cnberg Bailey, Mrs. Drme Wilson,
Mrs. Frank X. Stursis, Mrs. winfield
Scott, Mrs. !. Carroll Beckwith and
Miss Ida Bliss. Tickets including re-
f.eshments at $50 each may he oh
tanned o. Miss Champion, 40 Eas'
Thirty-e.ghth street, or AT the Bit
more.
\ programme OF dai.ces iud pan
tom.m" has been arranged To proceed
III general dancing at the Mi-Careme
carnival to he given in the ballroom
Of the Rit2-Cariton on tho night oil
March II Cor the heEcfi' If ti' W'ft
SIDE Juvenile club. M. AMI Mrs.
lanrdon Geer, Mr.. ANA Mrs. Heroor:
adams. Miss Margery S%harEon. Miss
B"atri" Buel, Theodore Steinway M
Henry Smith are among ;hlSe VINO
Vii, take part in the ''tainmeni'
There Will be "A junior c"mrdittee' m
Guiding many Of the de',Itentas " tAS
! ana last season, t. assist TIE in"moots
Of the moor committee, and AZ a ma
lori,y Of these young poop, Will be n
eostum" the carnival spir.. WI u"
vel carried out. After m'!n'Ght sup
peg viii b" served in tie mH'n rostau-
rant and later dancing will De- re- me
The proceed, of the dam" wiz IN"
cNoted to the maintenant' o. we
Wes' side Juvenile club. which is a
oontro FIR recreation and study Toy
the boys and girls in the Grec'"Icn
Village section of the city. HoV.pnl
) Davis IS the presided. il alrrnS
the other officers are Edward :.
Brockie. g. A.. Richards. J, Horton
l.ams, Harold Imhric, j. fA1ys Cook'
Schuyler NJ. Meyer, William Sfippen
Davis, Ernest :. Ballard, Charles t.iuG
Peioy :. Weeks and william NJ.
Brewster
Some Of the young people who Will
ass on the committee are the
Misses Audrey Osborn, Margaret Por-
ter Mary Jag Schicffclin, Cary Hack
.a. T",son Taaycr, Anne Bradley
I'tue' IIoy'. Genevievc Sanford, Rnth
M".rI. AdIionn" lScl!n, ~Joscph.n"
".. Kathryn Motley, Vera Rlood-
good. Iva kis,cl. Marie Taller, Mar
fa''' ard Louis Trevor, Frances I.
Morgan, ADELAIDE Buckley and Au-
s4''a DIXON.
Tickets are being sold by Mis- Sh p
p'h' BOT Lexington avenue. at 50
'd'o. supper tickets are 81.
= Nl-'dg"mc ball will he gwen at
'R' '4Zi on The evening of Thurs
udF MdrCh II, under the auspices OF
~ Ne" iork Chapter of the Monies
Vr Educational Association Of Amer
Wa 'a" proceeds to he applied to the
Nph'i' Of lh" FREQ MonteSsori 'cn"-
"'' .|h,"'i STATED "n the SUnniCSt
.u' OF ~" 'upcn STAIR tenement at
,'''' t-scvcuth ,lic.t near the Fast
'' , Nnoldors viii be Mrs,
w." + Bliss, Mr., Hermann NJ.
DIS ', Frederick II. IIoisington.
VS. : ~ J. Watson, Jr., Mrs, Err
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nest Thompson Seton. z. II. Hooker.
Roland Ray Conklin. Mrs. T.. f.
Waterbury and Mrs. Charles n. Shcr-
rill. Mayor John Purroy Mitchell. as
patron Of the ball, will also occupy a
box.
Dancing will be relieved by moving
pictures OF the babies who attend
the East Side Montessori school.
James G. Mcclure is chairman of the
active floor committee and Mrs. Err
nest Thompson Seton is chairman Of
the finance committee. Ball tick
cts at SO. with or without supper tick
cts at 81 and boxes with six tickets
at s25 may be obtained from Mrs.
Seton. 5l2 Fifth avenue. telephone
Bryant 951.
According to their annual custom.
the young mt of society who COM
pose Auxiliary 10 of Stony Void San
atorium are arranging an entertain
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completed, hut there Nll bc = roecp-
ton Immediately after the ceremony
at the HON" Of her parents. > East
Tenth street.
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Under the auspices of the ladies' aux
Hilary OF the German Hospital an after
noon OF cards VII b. given on Wcdncs-
dav at the Hotel Aston.
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brothers Of the bride; Wallace Chaun-
cey, w. Shippeu Davis, Robert Il
Sizer. Jr., B%oughton cobb. sumner
Tingoe and Farnum kunhardt.
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Mr.. and Mrs, GEORGE W. Powers OF
this city have announced the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Family Powers.
TO Dauforth Franks of Peoria, III No
date has been mentioned for the we'd
ding.
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At Shcyry's on Tuesday evening Miss
Rose Edita Goldman, daughter Of Mr..
II Mrs. william Goldman. became the
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TIE engagement has been announced
of MSs Grace |. Sliepardson. daughter
Of MIR. and Mrs. Spencer w. Sh%epardsoN
of Newton. Mass. to Peter J, u. kuntz
of West Newton, Mass, formerly of
his city, No date has been set for
the wedding,
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\ AZ. AND MRS. GEORGE r
M NILCON have sent out invi-
tations for the marriage OF
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Ms, J. Wollman and Miss katherine
Wollnan of ! West seventeen street
have gone to Atlantis city for two
weeks.
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Mrs. Leonard D.. White has invita-
,ions out for a reception Oh saturday
afternoon at her home, 230 Riverside
Drive.
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MRS. DUCAS WINS
IN ALIMONY FIGHT
Agreement Under Which She
Got $4,000 a Year Set
Aside by Court.

Mrs. Rachel n. Ducas, wife Of Ben
jamin =. Ducas. a wealthy chemical
importer. yesterday won her suit in the
Supreme Court to set aside a separa-
ton agreement entered into IN 1906, un-
der which her husband agreed to pay
her $4,000 a year for the support OF
herself and young son. Mrs. Ducss
charged that she was led to accept the
$4,000 through statements that her hus-
bands Income was only 100000 a year.
whereas she learned later that It was
between $4,000 and S6O.OOO n year.
A decision in favor OF Mrs. Ducas was
handed down by Justice Blanchard. who
has had the case under advisement for
several months and who wrote an opin-
ion In which he spoke highly Of Mira.
Ducas and her family and criticised the
conduct of Ducas.
The plaintiff is q native OF Aisace-
Lorraine and lert a French army hos
pital near Muelhausen to come here and
give testimony in tho case. She Is the
sister OF Nine Bechoff, one OF the lead
ing dressmakers of Paris, who has been
sentenced to two years In q French
prison.
1t was an attachment for Nine Bech-
of by France Desclaux, formerly chief
clerk for ex-Finance Minister Caillaux.
and later paymaster OF the French
army. that caused Desclaux TO embezzle
army supplies, for which he was CON
victed and sentenced to seven years SOIL
tary confinement.
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WIFE WHO SAW HUSBAND
KISS GIRL GETS ALTMONY
Twenty Dollars a Week Awarded by Justice Whitaker
to Mrs. Mary B. MacNamara--Broker's Diary
Tells About Cigarettes in Bed

made more demands fOr money she
called me a shrivclled shrimp and H.
manded that | give her gold mesh bag
with four diamonds in It She was We y
violent. begged her to stop. she
nagged me to sleep.
December 20--She smoked eight Gig
arettes In bed. At 2 A. NJ. she deinandod
that ! get UP and get another cigarette
but refused. 1,esult--no breakfast
ready for me In the morning
December GA frightful day Win
her. She said she would torture me into
an early death and that she would like
to have my skull just to throw things at
She called my mother a termdgant and
mo shrivelling shrimp, was glad |
had kept my diary when she said no
court would pay any attention to me
after II got one look Mt her.
January 4, 1871 consulted an at.
torney after she told me He'll was moth.
Ing to what she was going to give me y
When Mac Namara was recalled to the
stand yesterday his attorney asked him
II he ever kissed Betty Marshall. a show
girl, at the stage entrance CT the Casino
Theatre, when his wife saw him from a
taxicab in which she was following him
Yes. kissed Miss Marshall" ssii the
defendant. she 10 a very estimable
young lady"
why did you kiss herr
I'VE were very good Enthusiastically
kiss, that's ALL"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-08

idea OF a supplementary parade. but.
anyway. when It reached New York
there was a rush on the part Of the
clothes shop managers TO espouse II as
their very own. The Russian boots and
the fare skirts and the multicolored
hosiery of Easter were merely hints OF
what this sunday will bring forth. and
all the visitors from Kalamazoo and
Keokuk can 70 home happy.
1t seems that this second parade has
been the thing all along and New Yorl,
didn't know Il. over where the fashions
come from where there is more war
than gayety now, they did things bet
ter. They didn't stop with one parade
on Easter. but kept 1t up for several
weeks aud made each Sunday a prone
made of youth and beauty.
SO things have been changed and this
Sunday the girls who ran right home
from church and wept because the sun
came out and they hadn't dared TO put
on that new suit can come back and
make envious their sisters who outwitted
them last week,