The Washington herald., 1916-10-12
NEW YORK, DAY BY DAY
By o. o. MCINTYRE.

hD1Sa1 CorTuspSpsont of Ths Washins7nu He4A
New York, Oct u.-Having lied
through the infantile paralysis and strike
stages and the wrist watch epoch, low
II is-yes, II is-muffs for men that We
are about TO be let in for Yessir, suts
utue NUNS, some Of ernine, some Of Fac-
coon and some of-er-skunk will be yorn
by men addicted TO reading What wen
Dressed Men Are Wearing"
George ArlIsS, the actor. promises that
ne viii soon appear IN q nun. Il Eas
several weeks ago that some decreer OF
fashions told the world the winter wosld
be marked by mufis for men. And nav
they are on sale in several hoity to!ty
haberdasheries. The men who haberdaEk
70 the Broadway Beau Brummels fee
certain that the innovation will prove
popular
Tony, the famous Times Square pick
pocket Is thrilled by the news 1T will
make the work Of US dips much easier.
he said With the coming OF the muftE
there will be no more walking sticks on
Broadway. it is predicted. For one can
not carry ones cane when ones hand
are encased In circlet OF fur.
Bohemians are recovering from thu
Kogue's Ball given In Webster Han, nser
Greenwich Village. The first event Of tae
seasOn furnished about all the snap Ead
Eerve the laws Of the State permit
All the free-thinking highbrows were
In costume. What the costumes lacked
was supplied by nature and nature in
many instances wss all smesred up with
Dsint- As one Bohemian said after look
'"g over the aSsembLage. &c, amt ma
ture grandT''
Where an abbreviated lace curtain fail
cd o protect It's wearer from pneumonia
o. prosaic policeman. the good old paint
suthced- The mercury climbed steadily
with each new arrival There was everv-
thing present from goose girl 70 goose
hesh and pleasant time was had By all
Don Marquis. the sweet singer Of the
sun, has just published q book of ven
good verse Interviewed on the subject.
he says. Publishing q book Of verse Is
Ike dropping a rose petal down the
Grand Canyon and listening for the
echo"
II was on Fifth avenue The man was
well dressed and cultured. He crossed
the street and a. he passed a motor car
a wee Pom. all peTfImed Up. sna pped al
him He struck the dog and the lady
was indignant. A crowd gathered The
man made a speech He said. 'I love
oogs, but love people more. I struck At
the dog in spontaneous self-defense ana
perhaps ! should not have done Il Il
was BIT rude Bat I think that has
been Dent UP dislike had had brought
out BY the amount Of money that Is
spent on these fashionable animals when
so many people are hungry. Madam.
apologize" And the crowd vas With
him
It is time for New York q he aroused
again II seems over the spread or The
drug habit Man Who Knows told ne
the other day that the wives o. thru
prominent business men were ra~eD-r-
taken TO neighboring State and placed
IN a ssnitarium on account of their fond
ness for opium smoking The dzgEr-e-
Of a well-knOWn automobile man was sen.
70 Kansas City the other dav 7-vs.-.r
wreck from the use OF cocaine Her
father hopes 70 have the desire e-s6t-
Gated and her strength built Up al the
Temple OF Health, where the system of
healing is a combination Of all the be-
IDEAS in the various schools Of uedl-.--
The Man Who Knows declares that -7--,.
of the afternoon tea rooms are NV 1-.r.-
made rendezvous for rich women who
have fallen under the sway oe narr~...-