The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-13
In New York
BY PAUL HARRISON

mission to stand up at bars hasn't done much toward putting the town on It's feet Manhattan's sharing tho drought, too, and 1t looks as though the AAA won't force crop limitation on penthouse owners. Even at that, there may not be enough mint for the juleps this summer.
 Lita Grey Chaplin seems to be finding romance with . physician and Thalia Massio has reeov. cred her composure to the extent of setting around . bit to the night spots Broadwaymen are going to wear black linen trousers . BE William TilSen "Nss wssrs SIse no hat. And riaito iasses are going without stockings again. There ought to be Q code.
 Among the Literati
 After years of trying, Fannie Hurst has learned to drive q car Alice Duer Miller likes baseball, but won't go with anyone to whom she has to explain the game |. Joseph Hergesheimer, back from England, helped make movie oVor there Sidney Franklin, the Brooklyn matador, joins tho litorati with a translation of Spanish book on bullAghting Massaguer, the revolutionary carleaturist, finally Is able to 20 back to Cuba, whore he'll edit .
 Elaborate weddings, standing the brides papas as much as $50, 900, arc becoming fashionable alta NaSa h uta~ NA Hal MeCann, granddaughter of the ton Guost, tho poioist, several freight.ear loads of eoeoanut palms wcro brought from FlorIda and transplanted to tho MeCanns worlds 'rS riehest 'r slri, has % boon get. get. ting about regularly with James Mitchell, who was one of soelety's outstanding hoiresses before the storm broke over hor banker fu. ther, Is selling advertising for newspaper.
 Hobby Horses
 Mrs Isabel Dodge Sloane, whose horses havo won the Kentucky and American Dorbios, and tho Proak- ness, was afraid she had taken on m exorbltantly costly hobby when she bought Q couple of racing nags eight years ago. Sho likos dogs, too; collects china ones and t raisos sSnnauEss Rynn s another soca" McS H,'nssns ssins Hollywood, or hoping to Prince George of Russia has gone to Southampton for the summon to run . branch of Q department store,
 Danny Ahearn, author and movie seonarist who used 10 be known by police on most of the Broadways of America, was un- lucky on his thirteenth arrest. The fellow who wrote "HoW to Com. nit Murder and Got Away With It" has been sent to prison for . measly S200 flyer in larceny |. .l Never again will speculate on the unsuitability of certain books or plays for movie adaptation. It seems that some Hollywood people Joyee's "Ulysses," the to mo which the United States on grounds of obseenity. Joyce's son, George, is In New York seeing about 1t . .. Incidentally, the author is doing another book which may be res viewed by the courts.
 Case of Princc Michael
 The notorious "Prlnee Mike Ro. manof" (whom I've rofrained from mentioning for months) Is going to have part In Grau- starkian musical show Inci- dentaily, I've, just hoard the tale of how the bogus noble acquired q costly gold cigaret case from one of tho younger Melons, of THE Pittsburg Melons. At night club party, Mike asked to see tho trlnkct and Mellon passed 1t over. Mike examined 1t admiringly, then slipped 1t Into his pocket. And after couple of embarrassed minutes 1t was suggested that he givc it back.
 Mike simulated surprise. "Why, my deah fellow, this case seems to be mine. See, the initials are P. M.,' for Prince Michael" "You win," said the owner gra- ciousIy. i've been carrying 1t all these years thinking they stood for Paul Mellon"