The sun., 1916-12-25
ONE OYSTER STEWED
IN VILLAGE STABLE
Take It From Greenwich
Mayor McGrath, Florence
Cough Gave Real Party.
YULETIDE IN THE STUDIOS
Polly Holiday, Pauline Royce
and Billy Rowle' Have a
Hand in the Brew.

All GreenWich Viue8e Will Dear VIII
ness to the fact that the Mayor had
such q deuce Of a time at Florence
Coughs party Saturday night and Sun
day morning. that he didn't come up
for air until all hours yesterday after
noon-the Mayor under consideration
being. Of course. the Hon. Jack McGrath.
ex-oficio Mayor Of Greenwich Village"
Tho party. which was held in the
whitewashed stable at $50 West Fourth
street. where F1os Cough designs and
sells - especially sells - pre- Raj aphaelite
gowns. futuristic toys, neo-pre-neo-past
performance pre- -cubiafic shirtwaists and
other aesthetic bits Of virtu. would have
been Just ono Of those Village parties
II 1t hadn't been for bright thought
which Mayor McGrath picked right out
Of his own head early in the proceedings
yesterday morning.
my children" exclaimed Mayor
Mc0rath in fatherly solemn tones to
Fios and Polly Holiday and George
Baker. who washes the paper napkins
in Polly's and does other odd Jobs
around Miss Holidays noted Village
restaurant-"my children" the villages
leading citizen repeated to Flos and
Polly and Georgie and Louise Coomes
and Norman jacobson and number OF
other eminent celebrities Of the neigh
oornoou' whose names cahnot pe hs.eu
~ns W .ne .ac' .nae VIC 'epo' s, US
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os a,. ~ . ,. :" o
son Of the year which has a more seri-
Gus aspect which often is overlooked.
Elysian Fields Of Oratory.
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= srAssnopper ,n.s'erNa' app'vo.uo"I ~
vas WIZ i'pp,suSeI w 50 W ."u,."
rairs ~hereat .hc mas,erwork was 'nr
cnurch oyster Stew. hs' US. ,nereIorc; u
ohiy 10 lend tourn OF swee. so'eIi,l.N
10 the prcsnt iunct'om, cohcoct an oyster
stew mere ana now biiiie fsowie OF JESS
beaie or-oh. any OF you ooys or srS
run over 10 SIKH avenue ana Eet 'ne
oyster. In the meantime we snali n'ahe
ready the stew. the combined erect OF !nc
oyster ana the stew giving 10 this dehsnt-
fui occasion JUST mat ho,e OF tne spir,,-
uai whicn meant Tor much tappiauseI III
the church suppers ATTENDED IN the Gays
agone. lProiohGed cheers ana stamp
ins or ieeII
Ridi"g In seperciiious six'
Folly Holiday had JUST told George
Baker to go over 10 Po'Iy's ana get their
oyster. thus making the expense OF the
evening as light as possible. when d.
version happened. In came Miss fauline
Royce, fresh from the BABY Baii at the
Liberal club. just then. Billie Rowie,
who is the neu-super-p VIII
or All the Nilla&es prignt foik' grappeu
the arm OF Polly Royce.
Wait minute-get this one. brother
and sister artists. cried BILLIE Rowls
simultaneously trying to hold back the
peals or laughter rising within him.
Think OF my last name as plural or
even In the possessive case--ha! ha =
I can't help laughing. Rowles or
Rowles-rolls--get me? AND who am
grabbing by the arm as u she were
mine" Polly Royce! Tee-hec-hee!
Rowlc's Royce Is II too quick Tor YOU
Rolls-Royce-dont you GET
Well. sir. that was as far as the with
est person In all Greenwich Village got