The evening world. Newspaper, March 1, 1902, Page 7

THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, MAKCH |, 1902. aft IMLAY GG AX 2e,JOINTIE. ® al NEXT WEEK AT THE THEATRES re NEW PbAYS, NEW FACES AND CHANGING E DYNAMITER. HE. THE DESTROVING ANGEL. BY ROBERT L. STEVENSON. Ati _my tother Broke Into a pas: | offered: him sion of tears: but not a word was sald Fee out The mules were turned about, and, load two muten wit aving that great eye to guard the were to Carry my jon lyon. we retraced our atepa in © mas moicla with “Slise Simplicity’ et the Evie De Wolfe in “The Way of the Savoy, Amelia Binghem with Fy to the tribes| join the nex: i Angels secvants were : yself, aod, striking , aller , © : s 1 ere we were raruped bothi ena 2) the Mashattan make a fa at home tech J sincere emotion, part t+ ' Viiliam Collier te ' at the spectacle of such dis + Quiet’ at the Mattoon Square, Biao-he : ind 1 newer my sent Iw 5 ‘ y Plage’ at the Academy, The Firat Ble : a aed ; ‘ aliioltainesta oman of France? at Wallace», hiaver (9 Dolly Vanden at 1 ne widow ‘ He erouEhe leider terait Save Riorotoras at te, not prevai n rose cont) Sire to settle his afta arewell t - - e and gaus ro said ten, at the lates ‘ i you must ride with me . is 1 dare not dwell j followed! they ali hs “ 4 preseitly the m 4 lern + and my eet the per Fy set nocturnal jo: STOCKS AND My mother, though ant Uarve heroic countenan . Lireire |herself tn he + we solitary: andiT senet + Hi! Stock Company, cen sunied by! @ 4 senaational mele on, mmadehaste she Metropaita—"On the Boab Ko MrlaRsdnl ts 4 mo cal commedy of the Sot, hind Avenue Theatre —Julle Ring, ested che oe role in The Sieeping THE PROCTOR HOUSES. Oetet’ and Fle In ners at Proctor’s cave Deading « lengthy ant ex- udevitie Lend Me Your Wife? “ trounced fea- . * Marien house. —"Mistakes Will on is fexore of a big aketed Dill at coer houwe "A MMnight Belt te # eatitucr Ih street Rowse. — eachustve move launching of CLOSING WEEK OF OPERA, Serk of opera at the Metropolitan Oo op temance The programme is ate op entire) of repetitions “Alda will be fonda) ©\ening, 4 apecial performance . + given Wednestay - viay Cvening at popular prices: : 8 night, will being weakness with rah) +4 Y Cowe!l matey Moyne ates ° “on contraige ete har oe at ee feme reettal |e (VARRIET HUBBARD AYER. <2 ea SR TALES OF 1, TRAVEL? as. ae ie Me o Maree 12 Points on Etiquette. PRIZE, & ’ tN : : will award prizes of $5, $3 and $2 each week : th street, New stories of 200 words or less, of atrange, amusing or pleas an | eaaace Is r ales ry : tte the ¢ v . it RIZE ! RS _ - a St - ———— 4 a i 1 ym . , THE PONY TRADE. * Amusements. | Amusements. _ a G The tue t , ' 1 14TH , 10C. | way 6 sinpla F aceasta tueielauctors eon 5 ii the corner : | ! SERRE LIE 0) HUBER’S MUSEUM. x aa hee ¥ conceaTs BE P'el|A POLITE GENTLEMAN, : ie aEMane nodes | | OUT SIGHI- SEEING. | . sph A La d ENOCH Paver Too Late for Wedding Cake. ¢ s ‘ " t snot ¥ the | gers wasa iittie fluffy oid lady. accom | ehorles ste Fi UG ATH Sy. Dear Mra Ayer ¢ ‘Hold * | Jok s: Up _and| panted by a Utila boy She weemed to} 0, ee BRichmasy ‘ite che staniar > . tre w P. ng a wedding had deen be anxlous to be told when she go! to “dy, fF, Ar Tr 1 Excmile os . x an JOATHST.: tended b Mrty-fourth street é sistent | MPIRE | a ’ . uw i a pie etek! NCO “SPRING WAISTS See gel ipl trata ro AEM eae * the car stopped. The conductor ed | Phe Tain S ‘ t rwed ul Water | aie > tt ‘ By Mme. Louise. Ito ve tired of her queationing ant told | f x00 ; z [her to sit ati, as he we j when she reached it. A’ last tt was reached, and with a how! from on ductor mified her that i: was Thir ty-fourth street. She jumped to her feet with Joy. Grasping the Little fel-|oomedy hast reception? Cake was given d tell her} tives at the wedding . It would not do to offer wedding | e four months after the wed s) seae ding | | | The wedding cake ‘a supposed be 5 2 thelbride's cake, and alpartvoe!that pre low, she held tim up to the window and | Parker, he 1 we | . ee | BROADW rv HEA Ate ot & 1 war pee pared Ceant | | said: “Look, Johnny i asidamms shat (amnion a t hie 40 vans seas | street your mame r teeth | comedy con empre * H THE OING To-day ups pends Upon the Widow, | | axed ~MARTHA BRD RIC H, No. 1600 | through tte od wit = dean . . Third avenue, New York city de . , Wa ‘ ¥: lalunawiice tone oceiaes | NOT A PLEASURE TOUR, ‘ m rs <|7 ntammering | PING should wear her mourning vell. 5. 8. Une day while I was riding on/a Hous- lien crete: Manes ae Nore | ; pac c 3 an w | jin “Bee at Sih. ton street car @ lady «& and asked | LEE YORK re widow. If she is anxious to 1 her biack she may © tthe year and a bh Mourning vetl, but wears her vet! longe quently for m OR HOME So} DRESSMAKERS, | The Evening World’s Daily Yashion Hint. the comfuctor: "Does this car go to}! Barclay: Street Ferry?’ He Do you want to go to He he said with a amile, “I don but I have to" The othe l" depends a great deal ur PALMER @ aw * ee HOW ACADENY OF mua, isa St & Irving PL CASINO FRANK UNDER W ye OT TS RRSNS DANIELS EMA; "SN Sangtsi, Americal hn “1gTust. THEATRE. k 24S ot Auiisernenis [Fe gc, FOXY senee| Sec he => oy a y Hundred and Thirty “second atree!, York City. GAVE UP HIS SEAT. Thero was only in the car, Two well-dressed young men 4 1 boarded !t near Houston street. One} who has offecw! marriage to the m of them sat down end the other sat | posed twin sinter, when the wife reve upon his knee. Next time the car|her trick end re ation stopped @ very handsome young iady | e and husband wot aboard, Sho saw no seats, #0 natel by Miss Anglin « reached for @ strap, when the young shaman and Donald Gallah EMPIRE THBATRE F ,¢ ¥ “ AMERICAN #o “30° MIRE THEATRE C0. AVTHE WLOERNESS | oto 0S" 2 FEDORA, % 2c, | Manhatam Theatres: Bivou, THE s| KELCEY SHANNON en Ex man got up from the knee of his friend, a only Bit aoe Ane tte LYCELM THEATRE, are 6 * higun | 1ER AND MASTER. and, amid the laugnter of ali, politely |ty.” will play their of A aL AND CHAM | TIC us mat i, DAN. coy oie ve [ANNIE RUSSELL) 15,35, 35 , @ CLIMBERS. gy, |ATLANTIC (28:5, Thats moval a5 isivanid tne action cei Brookly « ed * | GARDEN TAEATRE, Me aaa x ‘ lt + & la t . designs for { chiffon at the top A CASE OF NERVE pe geent a Hiale, Th a ae nd pretty. ts “t One evening while in an elevated train | Bene of Thee “| BOSTONIANS MAID WaRian. MATINEE TO-DAY, am not favoritiom t= shirt watets walst in Bel heiee soctice | ham eslvaelconitere ill vow [sew savory roear@e, uy 4 ac: [DALY Sie Dati. | 'LONDON BELLES ably they began pasving remarks about THE WAY everybody's clothing {n the car. Finatly | os, ELSIE DE WOLFE op THE WORLD. ICTORIA #5 raison white tucked mou 1 shows a atun 0 WEBER & FIELDS nt peau de sole in ivory white; a row of thelr conversation drifted toward di | GARRICK THEATRE A ss a Sse. Rees MATS WED 4 SAT BIG TINS) latd tn plalte on houlders, al- i Hutione down the centre, usiry. One of the women sald to th CHARLES s43 + a HONTY-IOITY Sot. THE GURL ‘82 nat SSD POPULAR CONCRRT, ean ext . the ere. TH Ry HOw oN ers, S) other: "IE have n ng to the den AWTREY ssage from Mars Ee Bleoves; these plaits are just deep yeee UP ERS] time for twelve aolld weeks and haven | HAWTREY A Mess Ft GRAND Ir Old Kents rcky | MALLASS: s erate BELLEW, enough to give a sufficient fulne: Cluny | bad one tooth filed yet.’ ‘The other rs ‘ ‘ Rye ew THIKD MONTH Ol across the bust, and are held in place | whitg| asked: "Why, what has the dontist House eit Work = a FRAN been doing?” ‘The innocent reply was. ° ald “He has been trying to kill my nerve. Pn EC ttt | The following remark was passed by « i ainder of ther walatcia b te tatotn, the fronts being man hearing the conversation, "She muat have a pretty big nerve if |t has taken the dentist twelve weeks to try to Kill und he hasn ceeded yet b from | GERTRUDE HICKEY, No. 344 Hemlosk with French knota tn black embroidery silk; the trimming upper part of the | three rows ; held tn pla of black Fr: To cut this morning Jacket tn medium | (ity theoust sentre of each band Gise 33-8 yards 27 Inches wide, 3 yards | between the bands are rows of fine| vnce|PRANGIS "WILSON > The Torear. KEITH'S [MADISON SQ. THEATRE, ln 2 06 A notable feature o! cross the front and eeves const ts wht ( P epeatic. CROSMAN'S HIT! TOMORR rt COmC mS Ea WILLIAM ON THE : ete ILLIAM GULLIER QUIET Venanie i a | CRITERION ‘ sree eae af ifr ciaséit’in voity "VD | y fine tucks to Kk tucked |i and closing under The sleeves are t 83 inches wide or 21-2 yards 4 inches | white valenciennes insertion, whieh Join 1 lenciennes insertion, der to about the ¢ low. 5 a(t cave & 10ft rf wise wee peaked Fr the bands with a rope atitch in biack Ini Dretty puft ‘over the sive Hien | eens eee ee Leslie Garter STAR kes a: Oa { MONT. AUK « waa The No, 4,061, mnibeo! ; t to the cuff of Ox ree EET . Neat’ We CHAR? ¢ 4 ; patter oie nee 32 to @/ embroidery silk; the sleeves bulge at tne a ene witty obo elect | THE GRIF FOLLOWS Tem axow. | Risculic side May i — Nene - DAN . bust) wit! be sent for 10 cents, qrist and finish with a band to match ¢P Dut it Beyond Humes F PATER S Gerumane 1 Gena" “Cash! The We Tho stock worn with this walst is it can be srorentes and the ae. eee conee cnet, io rebearsing "6, Serap of Paper. ae i Tien Patni © 1 Beer a, ‘money to ler, forid, | the waist trimming, with @ circular c@ff | jace medallions, than these on|two daze tahieg Brome-Quinins [may not gtven, as tbe reception ac- a Mre Patrice Compoet Teton des. Law races OND BILD Pulitser Building, New York City.” of the peau de sole falling oves the hand- the front ot the Saniees a TW, Geneve sanatene aon bam ee eorded ber ‘Rosaiind may the Ake YOU 4 MABONT" cod