The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-22
HUSBANDS SEE
VISIONS OF E WEALTH
Why Shouldn't They, Now That a Mans Wife's Wages
Are His?-Things Outside of Which Vera
McCord Isn't Doing Much.

The o~vereducated mimeograph tborn
In BOSTON, which turns out the pub
licity rawlings for Boss Dillinghlm's
watch Your Step and "Chin-Chin"
troupes doubtless was in the throes Of
a hystei ical hot box when guilty of say
ing tina, supreme Court Justice Joseph
Morschauser's st. ratrick's day decision
that a husband is entitled to his wife's
earnings has--listen to the m~iincograph
make the words whiz-"preclpitated the
d~ramaturgic atmosphere into conditions
threatening catastrophe consequences
T. BILE to Europe's International i'm
br, Clio"
BE that as it may. the decision has
raised the deuce.
Messrs. Heath and Edwards had
scarcely begun TO sweep up and tidy
tho Dillingham; Offices against the ar
rival Of the boss the next morning
when "A messenger rushed IN with tho
following telegram marked Rush" from
ManhaSset, l.. T.:
Beginning saturday. March 20. ON
each salary day hereafter pay Irene
one dollar. | shall accept balance of
her salary. See reports M~orschauser
decision this mornings paper. This IL
the life. VERNON CASTLE
Then with the receipt of y telegram
from Fred stone dated A~mityville, in
which MIR. stone asked for an recount
ing OF all the salary paid to his wife.
Ailene Crater, during the years that have
passed since Old Pop stone and Miss
Crater were married. and another mes
sage from Frank Tinney-once a rising
undertaken in philadelphia hut now a
stage comic-asking FIR a job for Mrs.
Tinney also in watch Your step" the
fcod Of kilograms began to rise and
rise.
Il IL sign. iicart that OF the day fol-
lowing Justice M~orschauser's decision an
a-nuouncemen was made by Jean cu'ie
Havez that the blond goddess known
On the lyric stage a. Miss Cecil cum
ningham and in private tango life ~
Mrs. Jean cutie Have will to-day 90
TO work again.
When Jean cutie IiaNez-he takes
the cutie from his wife's side--and
Miss Cunningham were married a short
time ago Jean Cutie said that opera
and operetta patrons never would see
or hear his wife again VI on top OF
the stage. \ wife's place. he declared
omphsticallv, is in tho Broadway res
;aurant. Then justice M~orschauser
spoke judicially and TO-DAY Miss Cum
ningham will pack nor lunch BASKET
and go back to work. having got = fine
place at Hammersteiu's Victoria.
There's a new light in the eye and q
greater buoyancy Of step to Ice noticed
along broadway since the publication
OF Justice Morschauser's decision that the
boss takes all and the loser none. \
brighter happiness radiat's from the
countenances Of Bayard WELLER. hus-
band Of Miss Margaret Wycherly .
Edgar Selwyn. who. as the husband Of
Margaret Mayo. now will split will
Arch Selwyn the only chunk OF royalties
tina ever leaked out Of the Sclwyn
side of the firm sam Forrest. husband
to Miss Mary Ryan. and Playwright
Ray Peck. Frima Donna Edith Ieckcr's
husband
President Russell colt OF tho Merely
Their Husbands club absolutely. even
h%aughtily. refused TO discuss the d.ci-
sion. Willie Collier openly showed his
delight. for now the entire Collier fam
lily salaries are rightfully W%illie's. But
backs:age At Hello broadway" Nillie's
was about the only happy face. because
now Miss Louise Dresser Will have n
turn everything over to Friend Husband
Jack Gardner and Miss Roszika of the
Dollys will have Ia give her yellow pay
envelope to Jean schwartz for the same
marital reasons. Us girls, of course
will 90 this thing.
AS for y. G. Goodwin Nat insists
upon tn. y. e. instead Of Nat these
days-he hasn't been heard from.
There Is some fear arourd the Frohman
Offices, however, where preparations
now are making for the revival Of ~
Celebrated Case in which Nat * t.
appear, that once Nat gets an inkling
that perhaps he can split fuur-or Is
IL iive?-piles ono way, the winner "a
take all, he'll refuse to work in the
revival at all.
While waiting for lnprosar,p Ri
Guard In the Metropolitan Oyer, House
offices Saturday afternoon tn" visitor
asked tn" youthful and patripti,
Alphousc, old Mr., Guards chief boy as
sistaut. what was heinz suuc At the
moment.
"oh.' yawned Al'horsN, "soue Cor.
RAN thing. ! think they call T. Dis
Walkuer"' I should WORRY about Ger.
man fivvers :"
'Beeu resting since sou left Henry