New-York tribune., 1921-04-02
The Diary Of Our Own Samuel Pspya

-HuTCb oO--Edrly up, ana read all the
publick prints, and so to the courts with
Mistress Julia Hoyt, and we had three
sctts, with no great skill displayed by
either OF us. SO to my Office, and there
till evening, and with my wfs to
Hilda's for dinner, very good j. Wise
to call there for me, and ve had three
games OF casino, and 90 with him to
play at pocket billiards, or Kelly pool,
and played with my wontcd puissance,
and beat him nine games, so had a
bcaker OF frosted chocolate, and so
home to bed, and read somo poems of
Lascelles Abercrombies till 7 was
sleepy.
31--My books still awry, despite my
having thrown away many. Looked for
my copy of Maxwell's In Cotton Wool
and could not find it. SO to the Office.
and Sinclair Lewis the taylc-writer
come to luncheon, and q man at the
next table told US how that he liked T.
Marion Crawford and Mrs. Humphry
Ward and Bulwer Lytton, and that last
night he tried to read this Main Street,
but misliked it greatly; whereat we
agreed with him cordially, and S. Lewis
said he had heard the book had been
wrote by some fellow who pretended
to know about the West, albeit he never
had been west Of the Hudson River.
And much more. So to finish my stint
and thence to Neysa's, and won $50 at
craps from her and A. Woollcott and
+ Ives in a few minutes, and hurried
home to dinner, to shew my wife the
spoils. She tells me Of the price she
will have to pay to go to England, and
| doubt that my $50 will carry her past
Bedloe's Island. In the even A. Knopf
the publisher and Blanche to call, and
we talked OF books and kindred matters.
April 1-Early up, and to the office,
and II. Broun had to pay for my
luncheon; and at my Office till late,
and to Ethel Kelleys in the evening,
to sing some songs.
With obeisances to Mr.. Chesterton's
poem: king Charles of Hungary is
spelling for war"
Monday in Marion; or, Gopher Prairie,
Mimi, Papers Please Copy
From The Marion, O., STAR
The lecture Recital club closed its
season Monday evening with a splen-
did program given in the y. NJ. C. A.
auditorium
The Advance club met with Mrs.
Monday afternoon. The responses to
roll call were "Tributes to Our Flag"
Mrs. c. C. Fisher was hostess to the
Woman's club at her homo on Mt.
Vernon avenue, Monday afternoon.
The last meeting of the season of
the Current Topic club was held with
Mrs. George V. Schweinfurth, Of Mt.
Vernon avenue, Monday afternoon, and
Mrs. W. u. Clark gave the roll call
The Searchlight club met with Mrs.
NJ. o. Stoll, Of Gurley avenue, Monday
afternoon, and the topic of the after
noon was "Civics."
Mrs. Mary Edwards and Mrs. L. T.
Shute entertained the members .of the
Altrurian club their home on east
Center street Monday afternoon. The
roll call responses were current events
and the topic of the day was "Art in
the Home"
The meeting of the Delphian club
held with Mrs. n. J. Alderman, of
Bellefontaine avenue, Monday after
noon, was opened with the singing Of
America, the Beautiful"
The Research club held its meeting
with Mrs. j. L. Hoover, on south Main
street, Monday afternoon.
Mrs. S. S. Burgess gave paper On
Pyramids and the Ruins of Mitla,"
and Mrs. B. T. Osborn sang two solos,
which were followed by a paper on
"Tho Pyyramds of the Sun" by Mrs
c. E. Schaad. A paper discussing the
subject, "Should Mexico Belong to the
United States" was given by Mrs.
Leeka.
The hostess served tea, assisted
by her daughter, Miss Harriet Hoover.
Probably the divorce DEGREES issued
b. Herbert L. Miller Will not stand.
What we should like to know is this:
whether the percentage of couples who
regret having got divorces, when faxed,
is any greater than that Of those who
regret their officiak and legal sever
ings? Our guess is that the percentage
of divorce-regrets is as great as that
Of marriage e-regrets.
Suggested motto for divorce lawyer: