The Washington herald., 1916-07-13
NEW YORK
DAY BY DAY
BY o. o. MCINTYRE

spseaA CorrespOndent q The wssHins1ou Hsrald.
New York, July R.-Yvonne ha. corr.
10 Greenwich Village to lend color 40
the Latin Quarter. the studios and ovens.
she Is Just Yvonne. that is all No ons
Knows her last name She has been a
familiar figure around artists studios
ever since she was born. now IN Paris
now in London, and now she is back IN
New York
She abolished the paper napkin in the
table de hotes. She prefers 70 wipe her
mouth on her sleeve, or friU or a feI-
lpw artists coat lapels. She was wont
20 dance on the tables for the very love
ol kicking the paper napkins OF, so they
were abolished. Yvonne IL Just that way
so different, my dears. and such a
serious thinker.
fYonne thinks nothing Of Ieaping up on
a table. To Yvonne a table is no more
Ihah stepping stone and those who
. faNel TO Bohemia 10 see Yvonne arch
their eyebrows, but secretly they admir-.
her Always when she hasn't a cigarette
between her red, red lips. she has a rosa
there. Carmen. Sometimes II is onlv a
paper rose, when things are not well
with her friends, but always Il is a rose
OF some kind
fyonne has three children Her hus-
band-she does not know where he is
The last time she saw him he was mixed
up with some beauty in Petrograd. or
was II Munich But he will come back.
He always has" says Yvonne.
Carlo de Fornaro Is painter n.
does not believe people should sleep st
night He says It Is stupid and inane
Inc GAVIN Is the most beautiful time OF
day. he says. and nearly all New York
ers miss IL. Except, Of course those
who stay up all night
tornaro often takes the late boat 20
staten Island TO see the sun rise Then
ne sleeps Just a few hours And Fornsro
says people do not know how TO eat or
now to dress. In fact, Fornsro thinks
he alone lives the night life.
Eugene Kelcey Allen the boulevardtsr.
went TO a banquet the other niHht ana
his particular pal, a 6-year-old mi, who
lives near his hime, was telling another
neighbor about IL.
Did he wear g dress suit?' asked the
neighbor
oh. no." replied the little rtrL He
dist wore his own clothes"
Motorists this season seem to travel
one particular route for the season and
the next year they choose another. Last
year 1t was Long Island and this year
II Is up along the Hudson toward Tarry-
town.
We were motoring the other dav with
Dr., F. NJ. Planck, Of Kansas CITY. an
old friend. We have a great admiration
for him. for he once healed a very dear
friend after he had been given up-snd
he didn't administer a drop OF medicine
But what impressed US is the way the
out-of-town visitor sees the thinEs OF
interest while the New Yorker is afraid
20 ask the question By asking a few
people along the roadway Dr. Planck dis
covered for the party the home OF Helen
Gould, the William Rockefeller estst.
the most famous gardens in the world
John D. Rockefeller's estate, and uasnv
more OF the show places OF the nelghbor-
hood
Several people in the party had passed
these places time after time but did not
know the interest attached 70 them
They are talking Of distributing r-es
score cards at the New York ball pa-tcs
Harry Stevens, who has tbs concession
here. seems 70 be about cAe only per
son against II II is not hsrt % see why
he opposes II. He has made q huge for
tune by selling retreshments and sco-,
cards In fact It is said he has enough
70 retire