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Evening star., 1924-05-20
Ten Hurt in Big Riot.

ATHENS, May 20.-Ten persons
were injured today at Saloniki dur
ing clashes between the police and
locked-out tobacco workers, which
caused rioting, in which 10000 per-
sons participated. Cavalry. was
called out to quell the disturbances
and Leland B. Morris. American con-
sui, appealed to the governor general
to protect the American tobacco
warehouses.
Evening star., 1924-05-20
POWER HEARING POSTPONED.

ment ON the Potomac River at Chain
Bridge and Great Falls, which were
to have been continued today, have
been postponed to an indefinite date
because there was no quorum of the
subcommittee conducting these hear
ingD.
Evening star., 1924-05-20
Isadora Duncan Hurt in Crash.
By the Associated Press.

LENINGRAD, Russia, May 90
Isadora Duncan, the dancer, narrowly
escaped death today when the auto
mobile in which she was travelling
with others from PSkoff to Leningrad
was overturned in ditch. The
dancer was knocked unconscious and
received painful injuries about the
face. Her impresario escaped with
contusions. The automobile was
wrecked.
Evening star., 1924-05-20
MINNEAPOLIS Banker Dies.

MINNEAPOLIS, May 20.-John H.
Rich, chairman of the board Of direc-
tors and agent of the Ninth Federal
Reserve Bank here, died today, after
an illness Of nearly four months.
Evening star., 1924-05-20
CONSULAR BILL TO COOLIDGE.

Senate amendments to the Rogers
bill to reorganize the diplomatic and
consular services were accepted to-
day by the House, and the measure
now goes to the President
Evening star., 1924-05-20
Lest We Forget

On the wooded slopes of Arlington and other Wash
10000 soldiers Sleep This graves will
unmarked their deeds unless Warrington appeal
simple appeal shortly told The Grand of the Republic
and allied vetersns oSanizadons Washington prohibited from
making their annual in the for funds
which
May for the Conde.tes) small American Flag and flower
the head Of each Of their comrades and holding appropriate
in each cemetery where soldier dead
These veterans appeal to through The Evenine Star which will
and acknowledge contributions Send something how
small Mail it today and designate Decoration Day
May
Contributions received by The Star follow:
Evening star., 1924-05-20

station, the finest army and navy
the visitors.
Evening star., 1924-05-20
DENIES KLAN FUNDS
SUPPORTED MAYFIELD

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Evening star., 1924-05-20
GLOBE CIRCLED IN AIR
AS u. S. FLYERS LAND

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Evening star., 1924-05-20
Up1haw's Name Meati0,

/ These refunds to the local organixa-
tions, he asserted, were solely for the
purpose Of aiding the local Klans to
maintain themselves and extend their
work.
The name Of Representative Upshaw
vesugation by Jett, but subsequently
was stricken out by direction of
Chairman Spencer. In one Of his
statements relating to the Klan activ-
tiles Jett declared the Georgia repre-
sentative was in the employ OF the
KIan. Objection, was interposed by
counsel for Senator Mayfield, who
contended that the matter was frrele-
want, and Chairman Spencer admon-
ished Peddy's counsel that the COM
mittee was not interested in the ac-
tiyities of the Khan except as they
affected the Mayfeld election.
Evening star., 1924-05-20
DAUGHERTY PROBE
DRAWS NEAR CLOSE
Recess and Partial Report Expected
Before End of Month-Agree-
ment Reached.
TELLS OF SMITH ACTIVITIES
Former Acting Head of Investiga-
tors Says He Gave Orders.

Plans for a temporary recess in
the Senate Daugherty investigation
have virtually been agreed upon, and
the committee in charge has ordered
preparation of partial report for
presentation before the end of the
month.
Hearings will be continued withour
intermission during the next few days
In the endeavor to clear up several
lines of inquiry to be dealt with in
the report.
Attorney General Stone will be con
suited tomorrow by Senator WheeIer
the committee prosecutor. regarding.
the advisability of continuing the ef7
fort to obtain the financial records of
George Remus, the convicted Ohio
bootleg king, who testified at one Of
the committee sessions last week thar
he paid s25o,o00 or more to Jess "
Smith for protection.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-02

Hair Dyeing When Artistically Done
Proves Most Becoming Face Franz
ing.
rrAIR dyeing, when ertistically
n done, is most decidedly becom'
- ing. "Prudie" Of the LIE Bijou
Beauty Shop. 20s South 18th St, AT.
09sl, has thoroughly mastered the
art. Let her frame" your face in
new becomingness. A cuiling from
Hollywood's famous beauty haunts Is
the Paper Curl that Prudie's find
ing 20 successful this season.
The Academy Of Fashion Announces
Beginning of Evening Class Enroll
ment.
|" HE Academy OF Fashion. Studio
Number 2, Aquila Court. an
L nounces a beginning Of evening
classes on the second Monday In No
vember. Enroll now. Training which
opens 4 vista Of opportunities TO one
who appreciates the beautiful in ap-
parel.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-02

Christmas Cards are Now Ready In
This Shop Which Is on the Way to
and From the Auditorium-An In
teresting Collection Of Framed Mot
toes Suggests the Gift Superior.
THE DALEY STATIONERY
SHOP, 315 South Fifteenth street,
l. now has a complete line OF
Christmas cards with an excellent Sc
lection of framed notices, the GIT
par excellence. Late styles In pouno
and package correspondence papers,
Dennison goods, fountain pens and
popular pencils offer much of interest
to the teacher visitors.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-02

Stamped Novelty Pieces for Holiday
EmbroIdering.
~ OLDsTEIN cEAPAfAN's Art
II needlework shop on the second
~ floor, 18th and Farnam, offers
exceptional pieces for holiday erbroi-
dering-just the type OF CITIES tha;
delight by their originality and do
not tire with excessiveness OF decora-
tive detail the one who has taken It
upon herself to do the handwork.
Card tabls covers. black. at CSC and
1870: unbleached muslin Of clever de-
sign. 5sc and s5c. white 75c: Man
Jong table covers, each with tiny
pockets. 81 IN white. Si.e5 in black;
for the kitchen and breakfast nook
is q set on checked blue and white
gingham or yellow and white, cur
tains, cloth and napkins and runner
for cabinet, serving table or ice box
beautifully stamped-at s2.ss.
For a bridge prize a. the fall
party there's a gold and black paint
ed ash tray. $3.50.
Dresses Modishiy Modelled, In Both
Wool and silk. Priced al SIS.
T AAioSD'S. 18th ard Farnam.
have an excellent showing of
IL frocks for SIS. These IN ths
seasons smart stylings. With color
touches sure 10 become. Tailored wool
dresses in fannels and mannish
stripes. braid bound. Others with
bright color in buttons ana trim
ming details promise much of
wear for school. Then IN the silks
and satins there are those useful
little dresses for church and after
noon affairs.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-02

at half price though there's no notice
display.
In That Lovely New Shoe Shop In
.Aquila Court One Finds Sure Fit"
Models Which Produce Snug Arch
Comfort Tread and Glove Fit Com.
bination Lasts for Dress and School
Wear.
"HE PENN DELPHIA SHOP,
1919 Howard, Aquila Courts
\ lovely new shoe salon offers a
number of ehoe styles made on
Smaltz.Goodwin Company's famous
narrow heel Sure Fit" lasts which
produce that snug. secure feeling In
the arch OF the foot and give an ex-
tremely comfortable tread with q
beautiful glove fit. Wear Sure-Fit
Shoes and corrective shoes will
never be needed" Send for splendid
ly illustrated shoe booklet if unable
to call at the shop.
Observations From Omaha Flower
Shop.
VTY HEN / stepped into the john
wv Bath Flower Shop, 18th and
Farnam, the other day, l was
impressed by the originality of
flower arrangements and the exquis-
ite variety of blossoms shown. 1t is
with pleasure that l recommend this
florists suggestions and selections.
Oh, lovely! The first Of the sweet
peas blooming since last June; great
colorful butterfly blossoms. A won
drous flower gift.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-02

Designing and Creating OF Artistic
Gowns Taught in Glasses Conve-
nienfly Timed.
r N the De Paul Studio, No. Aquila
Court. one is taught designing
- and creating OF artistic gowns
also-the exquisite rebuilding of
the gowns which makes them truly
new creations. Glasses arranged for
your convenience, madam. made
moiselle,
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-02
New Hosiery Has Magic Color Ring
Which Absolutely Stops 'Laddering"
Pronounced Hosiery Values

vvyEoMPsON
is note
Il Ring unghty "laddering"
offered $685. this all shades of fall and
thread silk hose full fashioned with double and Isle
a a
gray
TryceUeu va1ue fheseI
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-02

Pretty New Costume Rings Match In
Color the Seasons Tailleur.
rOHN KROYER. Jewels. second
floor Aquila Court, presents the
= colorful costume ring. large,
smartly shaped, mounted in white
gold. A lovely choice with a tan or
brown frock would be an amethyst
cameo engraved, or a lovely topaz
with the same graceful head carved
thereon,
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-02
Furniture Center Invites Teachers to
Visit Newly-DecOrated Store

Furniure have
large room 10
Of lamps-a mass OF
exqusitey fashioned ine
there. department model nome WIN W..
VINO
On
OF
particularly pleasing
to visit h. new" ore this
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-02

shop, 1913 Farnam, where those
models are shown.
Endorsed by tho Teachers' Associa.
tion," 'Tis Shoe to Be Considered.
" AYDEN BROS. offer for the
consideration of thinking wom-
- en- the Grover shoes which may
be chosen from 81 styles, both pumps
and oxfords, In a price range from
$3.50 to $40. Smart they are to be
sure. the seasons Grover shoe models,
and they fit beautifully with a builtin
arch support-a broad, resilient
shank of spring steel giving perfect
support to the arch of the foot. ITO
keep feet well and strong, or to aid
weakened feet back to health, there's
nothing quite like them." declares
one enthusiast
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-02
lets &oppiAz,g9 With Polly

1t is November. See soft gray haze
Of sIanting rain the lUithered garden Ueils;
Far up the leaden sky late bird sails.
Serene, untroubIed in the pathless lUays.
Lou hang the dying stalks Where late ablaze
Of gOLdenrOd and nOdding asfers slUeet
Danced in the sun as if on fairy feet
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-02

X which loose scarf of red its shoulder line
~ indeed with leather trim
lines the lines in the back coming from the hem form the belt the
threadngs of
Babs
soldy
A
the Quality
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-02

Model Hats For Fall and Winter
Give an Assurance of Characterful
Style interpretations.
HyHE HEITMAN HAT SHOP.
Eighteenth and Douglas, Ath'
- letic Club building. presents fall
and winter model hats of exceeding
smartness at prices surprisingly
moderate, $3.50 and SIS. Those
pretty little party hats which Dame
Mode has so kindly introduced into
The style circle this year. the dashing
little tailored model, and the impres
sively rich chapeau for dinner wear,
the model that is apt to have a bit
of lace about it somewhere.
Omaha Jeweler Offers Diamond
Specials for Observation-Disclosures
Changed Daily.
~ EESE'S JEWELRY STORE,
Sixteenth and Harney, has in.
~ augurated Diamond Specials
for the month of November. Every
day the window display on Sixteenth
Street will present to the public the
various values each marked with the
price, and every day the display will
be changed for other November
Specials" from the Reese diamond
stock. Prices will range from $50 tc
$500. Interestingi
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-02

lovely little sos
Navy with yoke
piece with Eiroie
with imported buckle bsh buttons
pieces antique
furing these are froc3s 10
baufth
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-02

Prove Delightful Holiday Shopping
Finds"
"HE Nabstedt Studio Shop, 507
Brown Block, 18th and Doug
las streets. offers daily more
lovely cards for Christmas greet
ing purposes. MY Friend" by
Edgar Guest. Is something rarely
lovely. a long and narrow card
quantity decorated. Big. square and
single is a card on which in bold re-
lief one finds the perturbation Of the
three shepherds on the hills falling
to their knees under the revelation
OF the wonderful star. A thank you
card in gray has silver candles with
clever wax decoration In silver.
Gay ribbons are suspended from
the frocks OF bridal attendants on
cards to mark the plates at the pre-
nuptlal dinner, $3.50 for IL.
Three.Pieee Suits and Coats A Special
ty Of This Tailoring Shop.
r JSNEETER, tailor. 1916 Far
nam, second floor. makes a
A%s specially OF three-piece suits
and modsh coats. You'll find his
style ideas most appealing. his prices
moderate.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-02
Now That Holiday Dinners Are Soon
to Be the Order of the Day---A Clean
of Glass Is Desired Table Touch

Sixteenth Capitol seem
of
they're offering gorgeous oVey
desired touch
planned OF impressive richness at
1t bit TOO
merchandise Is arriving
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-02

breakfast, Luncheon and Dinner
Hours Conveniently Arranged Tor
Busy Teachers in Convention This
Week.
~ HE Tiffin dining room, Hota
- wellington, 1919 Farnem. has
l. hours excellently arranged TO
suit the convenience Of the busy
teachers this week. Breakfast from
$50 to 1880. zoe and up; luncheon
from 11:3o to 7:3o, $50 to Csc. and
dinner from to $50 In a widely
varied choice Of menus. 10 to Il delight
full items from which to select, range
in price from a 5oc plate dinner TO
those at 81.
New Skin Lubricant Relieves That
Facial Strain.
i" HE Stacey Beauty Shop. 2oi
Aquila Court. Jackson 1922, 10
Il introducing a new skin lubri-
cant, Pink Oil Massag age-exquisitel
fine. delicately scented. which Is truly
magical in results for It Relieves the
Facial Strain" which Is certain to
produce unsightiy worry wrinkles"
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-02
Stunning Hat Styles in Black Emoody
New Shapes and Brims---Colof anu
Metals for Wear With Furs

floor Aquha
fashion Mooisn
with CLINT ano
lovelness Tor wear vi
what could be more cnic
of plush these In black anu oi'"'' ~N'
in
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-02
"Just Back From New York" Magic
Words When They Mean Producing
of Exquisitries as Lovely as These

RUTH of shopp mezzanne floor
M Just
AvA indeed when they production
Wonderful
uxurousy furred coats glowing models
in
flared Kit Marvellous!
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-02

Danced and lCere gone, IKE dear. Remembered days
Hush it lUas Just the ucind across the grass
Tint sobbed and touched this fallen leaf of red!
Or did one come tvith feet that lightly pass,
Back from the land of long forgotten dead,
And treading light, unseen, across the grass,
Weep for her garden lUhence the flolUers had tied!
NOVEMBER, by Davis.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-02

Bleach Facials Particularly Success
fu, In This Beauty shop-Madsm
Ruys Her Own Facial In the Jar
HE Delft Beauty Shop. 2ss CITY
National Bank Bldg, IA. l1se.
l. IN having particular success IN
bleach facial work. and It's all De
cause of 4 wondrously effective new
compound which madam may puy
IN . TAR 10 take homo with her. $l'zo
far.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-02
Book, Stationery and Gift Shop Invites
Teacher Visitors to drop in" While
in the City---Place Names Upon
Mailing Lists
Mailing Lists

wi
exqusitey bound
store such you've long searched fora solving gift problems
Place their mailing
times here.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-02

Afternoon and Evening Dresses of Unexpected
Gorgeousness Inspiration for Round of Entertaining
Among the Clever of Omaha Hostesses--Russet
Chiffon Trims Long Sleeves, Neck and Hemines in
Gold Thread Lace and FurShading From Rust
to Pale Gold, an Evening Gown Depends, for Charm,
Upon Beading and Odd Narrow Shoulder Drape
Shaded to Mauve From It's Low Hanging Point
Flmy Skirt of Vivid Rose Is Raised in Shirrngs High
in Point at Front---Chiffon of Primrose Over Satin
Fastens Ostrich Fronds by Single Rhinestone Studs
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-02

To announce the engagement,
there are place cards In the shape ol
large engagement rings through
which walk a happy man ana girl
81 30 for ~.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-02

A Shop Which Helps Keep Milady's
Wardrobe I'm Exquisite Order.
" HE Kruger Hat Shop. 30s Barker
Block, 18th and Farnam. do ex-
- cellent work In reblocking the
weather worn chapeau. remodeling
of feathers, furs and marabou. Clos
ed at on Saturdays.
The ostrich boa
continues in many
delicate shades.
Th e severity of
the cos ume is
now matched by
the plainness of 49,
the gloves.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-02
A Shop Which Tells You to Bring
In Your Combfngs and Have a
Beautiful Hair Piece Made Up"

"HE SANITARY HAIR DRESS
ING parlor, 80 Paxton Block
- jackson 4671, will copy from any
of the lovely hair goods pieces max
ing to order what you desire from
your combings or pobbed hair clip
pings" Switches are 81 stem, curl
pieces are $3.50 up. Have you heard
about their new hair dye which comes
in all shades? 1t is the Eau Sublime.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-02

nemor@ cunning en- % b
IL h m
e decorative
a% % ~
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-02

Blue English Cloth Coat Has Loose
Scarf of Red Fox Fur---A Rust and
Brown Coat Is Brown Leather
Trimmed--Bengaline Coat Dress of
Brown Decorates It's Neckline and
Wrists With Fur to Match--Afternoon
Dress Chooses Red for Contrast
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-02

Smarti
CoIorfuI Chapeaux for Dances, Din
ners and Teas Proclaim the Charm
Of Silver Threadings Vivid Color
Appliques and Furry Softness.
rISS SHANAHAN'S Millinery
MI Shop in tho julius Orhn Store,
A'A 1912 Douglas. offers the ex-
traordinary in colorful chapeaux.
softly becoming pastel shades or
those new and dashing colors Of the
winter style season, these are hats Of
assured chic. SO.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-02
Do You Know That You Can Make a
Lovely Negligee With Very Little
Work IF It's Art Picoted

hemsthg It's Just the easiest thing Imaginable
L chiffon
this for the finishing of the
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-02

Very small and heavy. with beauti-
fully simple design, are the low cam
dlesticks of sterling silver, S42 for the
pair. A centerpiece bowl for fruit or
with it's pierced gold framework to
hold fragile flowers matches in de-
sign, s55.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-02
.Milliner Returns From the East With
New Stock---All Hats in Shop During
Fire Offered at Half Price

buying with
of which
l. fire will be offered
noticeable colorful models
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-02
Teachers Coming--Stores, Specially Shop
and Theaters Make Special Preparations
eachers this week.

Man teacher to 10
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-02
Teachers Will Be Glad to Hear That
Cafe Is Opened by Omaha Woman
Well-KnoWn for the Excellence of Her
"Home Cooking"

omaha for of
MI
Xv4
cooking
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-02
Meet Your Friends in This Decorative
Dining Room, Where the Pleasant Air
of Hospitality Dispensed and the
Delicious Foods Prove Most Agreeable

n. Hotel Keen. Eighteenth and Har-
,et your Omaha friends while you're
on. For true hospitality and .plen-
n ranks first in quality in the minds
wd at the dinner hour each evening.
It's Not Difficult TO Keep the Youth
fulness of Straight Back and
Shoulders II One Is Perfectly Cor
seted.
ARIE BENTEL OF the Marie
M Corset Shop. 204 Aquila Court,
Az assures us that IL we're prop
erly corseted that so-desired straight
line OF back and shoulders win not be
difficult of accomplishment. Her sug-
gestion Vogue Step-Ins and Wrap
Arounds. those delightful new models
OF brooade and exquisite surgical
webbing in rose and pink silk, S6.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-02

Most Moderate.
yr1HE Hopson shoppe. 313-14 Doug
i las Block, 18th and Dodge, AT
Il 1888, has prices moderate indeed
in all branches of beauty work. The
price on the Lanoil permanent wave
is but SIS. Interesting!
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-02
THIS WEEK
POLLY'S SHOPPING
KNOWLEDGE

PLACED AT THE SERVICE OF
THE VISITING
TEACHERS
1T THERE IS ANY QUESTION
YOU'D LIKE TO ASK
If SOME SHOPPING DETAIL
HAS TO BE LEFT UNDONE-
REMEMBER
nat THE BEES FREE
RING SERVICE is AT
\UR DISPOSAL.
sKoppER.
AsKA.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-02

Tailored From Softest Wool, the New
Afternoon Frocks Use Metallic
Embroideries, Unusual Braided Moths
and the Never-Failing in Charm Fur
Touches
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-02
Omaha's New Store Opened It's Doors
Yesterday Marvellous Appareling
Moderately Priced

kkN
M
Al fon
hghoeid done beautifully reflected high
andp
in
Of
her husband,
Of ynewo is
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-02

Speciality Shop Of Fine Luggage
Pieces-Swagger Handbags Special
ly Priced.
DRELING & STEINLF, 18th and
Farnam. is A specially shop Of
- fine luggage. Here one finds the
wardrobe trunk OF superior construc.
ton, the Hartmann and excellent fit.
ted bags OF all shapes and feathers.
Belher bag fitted In tortoise
pieces is particularly interesting as a
holiday suggestion. Handbags Of all
descriptions. black. brown and col
ored feathers with biz mirrors, smart
mamos and purses and the ever
charming handtooled leather hags are
specially priced. At your service.
Hand hammered, heavy. impressive
IS a bowl OF silver. quantity shaped.
81 is priced surprisingly low. ses.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-02
It's Time 10 Put Your Drapcs In EN.
uuisitcly Clean Condition.

" RESuER BROS. ssd and Ear.
nam. AT. as4s. have every
l. modern cleaning facility for
placing your household In exquisite
" clean condition. Give them carte
blanche" they'll mako your home
like new.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-02

ney. is an excellent place 10 m
Il attending the teachers convent
didly cooked foods. Paul's dining roo
of the patrons who make a merry CT
Arrived From New York These Ex.
quisite Coat Models Invite Your At
tention.
X OLDSTETN- CHAPMAN buyers
II have Just returned from the
~ New York market and with
them a shipment OF personally
selected coats which represent the
seasons very loveliest stylings at
prices very moderate indeed: s2e. so.
$3.50, and s4s.50. Dresses too. the
colors. lines and fabrics which have
proved most popular in the fashion
world.
a black velvet
bag is topped with
silver. studded
i: !: !: :: :. !: !: !: !: Il:
with lapis lazuli.
4 large bla c X
(C hat is trimmed
" with one larg {
pendant pearl.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-02

Pre-Holiday Sale of Picture Frames
Offers Opportunity for framing
Treasured Pictures and Photo.
graphs.
"HE RRANnEIS Picture Depart.
ment, sixth floor. are getting
= ready Tor the holidays and are
Offering splendid picture frame
values. Frames OF that pretty
swinging standard style IN 6isxSts
size in silver and gold with glass and
back are see. In another group at
81 each. one finds three sizes Of
frames. eNS. 7Nle. and loxis. many OF
them In one-ineh C.rcassian walnut.
These are also with glass and hack.
BE sure to tell your readers 70
bring their pictures with them" IN.
sisted Miss navey oc this depsrt-
ment. they're sure 70 find Some-
thing nice suited to their needaL-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-03-30

know more about flippers than flapperS.
And you ought to have more sense Of
hui"
"Well, maybe you're right. But don't
think 1 got square deal. I'm going to
tell the world about those girls who
screamed at me. And when l do"
He was better than his word. Within
a day or SO talk was "in the air. The
400" gigged discreetly. The 100000
laughed loud horse laughs. Old-timers
began to reminisce about Mrs. Fish and
the monkey dinner "Society's still at
it," was the consensus of amused title
tattle.
And Mrs. Vanderbilt, who only tried
to inject little novelty into the season,
is being deluged with inquiries as to her
next unique guest of honor" On that
point she remains mum.
But acquaintance say that if she ever
goes in for a fancy animal "stunt" to
brighten her receptions, she won't have
any gabby members of the Pinniped
family present. No, indeed! More prob
ably it will be nice, nOn-gossIping canary
who can MARBLE jazz (withoutswords) or q
poll parrot slightly deaf from age, and
dumber than an oyster.