Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02

thosc oddly interesting corners OF Lon.
o apn II restaurant life that gathers The
as well rs certain smattcring of so.
Ella celebrities. who desire to b,
inc cafe Royal is also much frc0ucntc,
pF military men of the allied nations.
,in ~. "a 'able near to which was sit
two pretty girls OF tie artistic
mode type; with them were Il couple OF
ionS naircd futuristic looking young
american military officer. Champagne
Whs towinS fairly freely. and III,
W W,, GROUP Was in the best of spirits
Sut disturbing element arrived on
the scene in the person of n rathci
smart looking elderly man. who TOOK
exception 10 the attentions brs.owc J
upon one of the girls by tho American
military officer. -
a discreet sort o! row cnsued and
hold of the champagne glass and try
ing TO turn II over. He Was prevented.
hfo cers r. by one me Of the American Of
talk took place. however, and this lima
mo unwclcome visitor took his stick
ana simply leaned across Tho table. and
glass on 10 the noor. a slight scuii,c
followed, one OF the girls began 10 cry,
the elderly man took out his card.
officer and departed. THE advertise Is" :.
inent That quote lis evidently tho FOL.
low-up of this curious little scene.
lMAtINE COIl FLAT
WITH CONCREyTE CHAIRS
Just one moro excerpt from this 60
ms curlouSiE fascinating column of
.n "c@Nc iiha H., FuENir,u ;,HE-wiu
the use of CONCRETE furnituro
please communicate with the
Whether this last agony" hcr,,,s
the approach of a new fad in furnish-
Ing, | do not know. but i'm my hmm
bic opinion the idea Of concrete fur
n'iure has no charm. Imagine a ''cuHy
ia with concrete suite Of draw
inE-room chairs, or couch composed
on bloGEs OF TINS unrclcntings. e use
i tni *uhsianrc' J. might; as 'Nhe Old
summertime" but can coujura up
II" winter joys chat would include tho
use az concrete furniture.
ann reminded OF lust a wear ago
almost 70 the day when New York
Wa startled by an entertainment called
The Gnu chin Chow Ball" which was
West SiNty-sevcnth Street. The en-
tcrtatnment reused storm Of disap-
n ,! from vast number OF people
VIC eaHzed me Importance and
gravity Of the situation In war-ridden
Now see still another ball of OK
ac,.E ne same kind. but with a much
at THIS same hUtr., ana / am also in
terestod IN noting thar Tic Russian mu-
sic!an' Sascha Notchenko. is reSpon-
siolc for the raScamtry Of a certain
portion of the great procession which
was one Of the features OF the rcvcl.
MUSICIAN Is FAVORED
BY LADY MANNERS
over here in London Notichcnl<o's
name Is Wei Known in many artistic
circles. lie was much applaudcd anu
favored by Mrs. Asqu:th and her set
while the inevitable Lady Diana Man.
i.rFS was more than specially Interested
IN his performance on a weird iustru-
hcht called tho Tympanon. Of which ho
IS. 50 II Is said, tho only living cx.
lohcnt. But Sascha came TO LONDON AZ
The wrong time. It was at the begin
ninS oi the war. and society was not
iahlnS up too strenuously those vari-
slbc once more
And SO ne drlfted away from London
WITH his Wife very pretty American
70 New York, wnerc, apparently. no l.;
RAPIDLY ascending tho ladder of social
lame The Young Russian, by tho way