Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-24

place IN TINS age NHeh the speeding
motor car has driven the old family
coach almost from memory.
The young man of today is i very
serious person. and he IS bucking
down to bust
This Refers Strictly ness. whether
to New York. l,rss, a ~ IN TO- ,.
rnarts of commerce and shipping, for
the war profits are worth striving for.
The big universities and preparatory
schools are also making an inroad
INTO the list of desira BILE young men,
which must also be taken into con-
sideration. There was a howl of protest
last season from the young men over
the multitude OF dancing euga Eements
and entertainments which kept them
up until break of day.
There are many young men. of course,
who have the time and the whereWithal
to shirk their business duties and who
think nothing of averaging one full
nights rest a week. But the tendency
these days, with the passing of the idle
rich, is for the scionS of the wealthy to
carve out their own destiuies in the
business of life, with the result that
many young men of wealth and position
are now paying more attention to their
Gus frivolities of the season. which
put them to bed a cock crow, to
breakfast hurriedly at 10.
One little story dated back to the spring
prior to the Cleveland Folsom wedding
came to the
Now, Here's Pretty writer whic n
I;44l. c4o probably never
o'oAJ' has been re-
eorded-the incident OF the pansies. 1t
may be remembered by those who see
Washington in the spring that great beds
OF flowers bloom in succession on the
White House lawn. That beautiful
custom had its beginning because
President Cleveland fell in love. Prior
to that event the lawns of the Execu-
tive Mansion were unbroken emerald
turf and only turf. but one morning
passersby saw the grass had been cut
away in shapes of hearts and stars and
filled with blooming pansies-hearts-
ease, the southern children call the
pretty purple and gold blossoms. A
long line of hurrying Treasury clerks
paused to gaze through the iron fence
many were late at their desks in con-
sequnce- Why the Innovation" That
very afternoon the news leaked out
The President was in love. and the
loved and lovely lady loved hearts
ease" and the President, hearts ease
bloomed in the White House grounds
for the comfort of the people.
The bull fight ball. this years en-
tertainment for the benefit of Chicago
hospital, is to be
Something New in opened with
Charity Ball. cn paHs,h pa - na
rious groups illustrative of the life,
history and manners of Spain. The
first of these episodes will be a group
emblematic of the Moorish occupation
of Spain. and that will be followed by
various units. including a Don Quixote
group, Ferdinand and Isabella group,
Nelasquez group, a group Of Grenada
gypsies and Basque group.
1t ie a wise hostess who places the
stamp of approval on the early dances
for the younger
Wisdom of Sage set. In the end
in Wise Mamma. f h,,I,, wiz nave nave the
serious minded and desirable yeung
men at her beck and call The lack
of young men becomes hazardous at
times, for it often brings into the en-
tertainments and in close association
WIN the debutante class of young
men who are on the ragged edge, but
Who are often asked TO fill in.
Inc happy go-between is the tea
canoe, which seems TO have come to
stay as Il means of presenting and en-
PERTAINING the debutante This is a
popular form of afternoon entertain
H.eit ana II has numerous good points
otherwise II would not hold its own,
'Timartly II presents the opportunitv
FOR informaiity, which the youna neo.
Die IKE most of ALL and the Young
men can drop in when they please and
"lthout rushing home from the office
10 fuss sp. II allows the debutante
anu heT tlri trends to wear their en-
&asins afternoon frocks, and II there
ere three or four girls to one vounp
man II causes no comment But ouce
tet debutante scintillate at an even
me- aHair, with girls in the majority
@hd she Will never hear the last of II
me marriage of Mrs Charles "
9ch"ab of Chicago, daughter of tb.
late Nelson
International Wedding Morris ana
and Love Match. Lieut. Marti-
neau OF Lon
don is described as a love match
FAR rs the bride is concerned. contrary
10 the usual Anglo-American matches
"here great fortune is brought to the
husband Hrs. Schwab, some wears
oloer than her husbaed n vouny ~,
ucer IN volunteer revfn.,,
ehoush Oh a catch with a million or
% Oh her own. TO have becomea peerless
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