The Washington herald., 1916-04-22
NEW YORK
DAY By DAY
By o. o. MCINTYRE

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SPECIAL Correspondents Of The wsshinston Herald
New York. April n.-Poor Cyril Maud
There seems to be no limit to his ap-
petite. He has just gone the rounds Of
the breakfast food-belt in Michigan and
partaken R samples three times day
and when he got back TO New York ne
had to accept daily invitations TO lunch
con. dinner. and midnight suppers.
Now he is going to attend a banquet
at which dog biscuits viii be the prin-
eipal tidbit. The gastrouonic orgy "a
to take place In Boston at a public meet
ing Of the Animal Rescue League, which
provides shelter for homeless dogs and
cats
Mr.. Maud will be the chief speaker and
a puppy biscuit will be given 10 each
guest to know-that is. the dog guests
but Mr.. Maud tells his friends that he
confidently expects to be declared In
on the menu.
There is gentleman in New York who
rents a theater on Broadway every Sun
day to deliver a sermon. The advertise-
ments read that franklin Warren Sears.
NJ p" will be the speaker. Also, the
sd states that the church Is neither bet
ter nor worse than other churches. but
just different.
A gentleman wrote into a newspaper
and said he had occurred all the records
for a Parliament member named Sears
but was unable to and any name like
it. The newspaper susgested II might
be Master of Palaver," but the gentle
man himself announces that the M p"
Is for Master Of Psychology.
DR.. Sears is a New Thoughtist and ap-
pears on the stage, clad in white. He
claims that his brand of psychology made
his hair grow where he was bald.
Misses Madeline and Ethel LIebert,
{ daughters Of the new General French
Consul. have arrived IN New York from
Hong-Kong with their father, who was
stationed there.
When they registered at the Hotel Ma
jestic. they ordered their trunks sent up
Immediately upon their arrival.
How many trunks have your inquired
the clerk
.'Forty-fve," was the reply.
All the available porters, bellhops and
horsemen were summoned. and then II
was discovered that. through a mistake
of a baggage transfer. the trunks had
been sent to different hotels all over the
B city. The Misses Iiebert brought with
them a Chinese maid. who wears native
costume and follows them at respectful
distance when they 90 walking in the
park or on the avenue
Clara Tiee, who made her reputation
drawing grotesque nudes, attended the
Society OF Fakirs Ball the other evening
with Olsn Rowland. an artist, who was
costuned as the Egyptian god, Isis.
The gods bare limbs were gflded and he
wore bronze-colored gauze over his eye
sockets. thus creating the Egyptian
profile effect. Miss T1ce's face and shoul-
ders were painted white and she wore
low-breasted white bodice and her knees
we're bare
Between dances Miss Tice let her hand
with cigarette swing too far to the left
and the red glowing end came In touch
with the gilded shin OF Mr.. Rowland.
There was a crisp. spicy odor such as
greets one in q rotisserie.
brown spot amid the gold showed
where Rowland was done to turn as he
jsrked his leg away. Baked Isis on
toasti
Mayor Mitchell 10 strong for press
agents. In fact, II he had his way, the
city would have its own press agent
After he made the announcement, about
fifty press agents, newspaper men, maya
cine writer's and others, In more or less
journalistic csIlings, sought the Job. The
mayor believes that the public should be
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