The evening world. Newspaper, July 19, 1902, Page 7

SISTERS, SWEETHEARTS, W Your hooties, jo es, bitihandy miny ke wea bye cine hets or Ly i) Li ‘ World orter HAT HUNT CM ANLIIET P 10 vile. Ni 1 | A AH 6 the blue, brown, black afd gray orbs of the) dies’ Aid. Hila glances clung to the tear-eplashed TRES NEXT WEEK eo THE BLUE CARPET. | see ot th | Fe AT THE THEA e “My wi wanted one so. matam.” he murmured to = 7 svar eau wake? ptonewoe the Preal MINSTRELS WILL MAKE FUN AT MANHATTAN BEACH. BY FANNY BU RLING. nt nd ee A carpet, ma’am his regard sult anchored tn th (Copyright, 1902, by the Dally Storr Pub. Co) ] Ladies’ Ald flew upward and thelr thoughts remained | teat! PO aa eeerete fa hg the NUM HE last, amen floated out from the vestry | below. \yaee bay Maan SO es Cesena 01 na aa ia [ over the kneeling people bowed forward Ike a| The president, Mrs, Frances Aln » Warren, re if a ied ate w sates 1 it, pale Aus on i Meld of wheat before the wind. Upon the high | S¢urceful and unafrald, asked the same it) stho a aud] Hee LU res rotary wiped her *. altar the acolyte was smothering out the tall candies |!" the vestry, where the Mountaia sunshlie | eat 1 Dr. Herrington went over and Inid his bene hand upon the young “Pld you take aul umed Mr. Warren, gulned the | took tt und to the rumble of the organ the congregation— | Mooded the room with Joyous that is, all but the Ladien’ Ald—pulsed decorously | #olutton In the group of Mutteriag rods down the crowded aisles to the day-lighted door. | Fiment—certainly aot fasotoned jiky way. even in hin glory--she demanded the « But the Ladies’ Ald poured itself into the vestry aa {cons and the jantt ‘Thus it ts Uaat we @ Breen and gold snake pours itself into ite hole, and, | teneudent. ¢ in Haves: ho longer awed by the sacredness of the sanctuary, | 40d danger. | demanded tn a chorus of arpergion and every tone of | The clergy placed himself at night, M na wheelbarrow? part of it Antle wa over it, sir, Shp tackled it all down today rally upon ma her disposal, Hkewlse j added the janito: ost enthus! the scale, “Where is the carpet?” the deacons, . ore tak TIRED 3 : 5 Rlinnnine aenior aeae i © ik the rest of it?” pursued Mrs. Frances y “The carpet?’ echoed the adstracted or, his | Under rigid crosa-examination the senior deacon dtd Almeron W ‘ ute the night before he | | spirit still uplifted from his strenuous exhortation to {remember that coming home In the ed edifice. ‘The junior ' his people to be good, to live the higher life, “the car- | Had seen a lght in the sac m of sunshine vanishing own ement,’ the gle pet?” deacon, who hat gone out to Spy out the land, 1 trom his face as if a lamp had been si “Yes, yes, the carpet! Our car; ! 7 i turned with the discovery of tracks a wheelbarrow et = a y . ight!" sang the chorus Inharmoniouaiyy {tn the soft ground behind the ehurch-thought a) Ibs YOu KAD. ale sawn (Hat soul navel commit Thetr rectors thoughts slowly settled to earth, | Mlaht be a bicycle. a crime and can be sent to the penitentlar “The new blue carpet! The workmen finished put-| Here the husband of Mrs. Frances Almeron Warren | ting tt down at 6 o'clock yesterday! Who moved af\| brought in Brown, the Janitor, who was delivered to) 4, those hoavy pews and took {t up again before morn-| the President of the Ladies’ Ald. He was your vonhe dene OW, ath, GOAL acne mete’ the neh! | Wihal a! with a suggested alr of good breeding about his small, | oouid Annie do without me?" His gage besouRht ue | “Who took up the carpet?” rolled forth the chorus | velnous hands, hopeless ores and sensitive lps under oopotany antiphonal and feminine. the drooping, soft mustache. Life had defeated bim| “agnoy shalt not steal aald the preshlent of the The beautiful 1 rpet, which had been sewed | In the rather uncertain fight he had put up. Mrs-! Ladies’ Atd impreseitely for and sung for and cooked for in Ladies’ Ald meet-| Frances A, Warren’s husband took charge of the case.) “4 sweet speing wind from the blue Oulrrh moun ings and musicales and rummage sales and fairs all| ‘The carpet, Mr. Brown, was on the floor. a8 YOU) taing against the bluer Utah sky waved the gay winter long; thelr beautiful blue carpet, which had | are aware, at 6 o'clock last night. This morning 118! piumage of the Ladies’ Ald, and a murmur stirred | been finally selected and paid for, amid much argu- | gone. You are responsible for the care of the butld-| among the | ment, and at last had been laid upon the church floor | Ing, Did you seo any Wht here last night? ‘“Tattes,"’ interposed the rector, “If Mr, Rrown te- mith tho careful supervision of the entire Ladies’ . sir, places, the carpet ut ofee upon the floor, Just as It} Ald In conclave assembled only the day before—their you know who was here?” was, can we nov forgive him this time?” | one, sir, but me.” The Ladies’ Aid tinkled and fluttered and aodded ed Mr. Wart verely young fellow's sallow akin pated greenish white. | beautiful blue carpet had been spirited a in the | night. “What time did you leave here last night?” Nitaka RimercRariENUriiioteeird That sunshiny Sabbath morning they had entered) “It was pretty late—after midnight.” “Come into my study, my compteted the rec- the house of worship, not one miasing, to tread, not| ‘Was the carpet here then? upon a soft, Vue brilliance but upon a nofsy, bare, Ite breath Whereupon tne chorus and arpeggios of musical ficor. The Ladles' Aid of the Church of tho Redeemer! ‘Tho janitor did not answer. Mr. Warren repeated| voices, tonrful, pitying, excited, resentful, thankful, | rubbed its eyes and surreptitiously pinched Itself ! the Inquiry, Immediately resumed tn the only way to resume. The Ladies’ Ald held) tor, and he and the janitor passed out. while the solemn service flowed on. “No, sir.’ hesitated the janitor, his eyes sticking) “Ladies, suggested the subdued prosident, finally, ie “Thou shalt not steal,” declared Dr. Herrington, | to the floor. here is the old red vestry carpet—couldn't we si 4: @nd Boftly the choir responded, “lave mercy upon us| The Ladies’ Ald remembered to breathe, while the that?” | and Incline our hearts to keep this law."” Who could| President had to grip her hands hard to keep fram following Lord'n Day the red vestry carpet | have stolen thelr Yeautitul blue carpet, chanted the| taking the case,trom her hy the floor of the adobe house on Seventh West, | Ladies’ Ald mentally, “and grant that this day we| ‘See here, Mr’ Brown.” continued the prorccutton,) resotelng to the uttermost the heart of the fanttor's| fall Into no sin,” murmured the people, “but that all| ‘you'd botter tell the whole truth. What have you] wife, while the feet of the Ladies’ Ald sank Into the nd fale our doings being ordered by Thy governance'’—j done with the carpet?” blue softness of the carpet for which so much had or Nichola Where waa their carpet? Verily the prayers of the} Brown raised his long lashes and looked helplessly) been sacrificed. | GARDEN sad sea waves will be made glad { next week when Primroay & Do) a 8 Minstrels will becin a season of merrym @ ut Manhattan Beach he company has been rehearsing dur ing the week and will present the 4 Amy em| Hamn The quantity of material required for! teal performance which carried t ‘ 8 A FASHIONABLE the medium alze Is for walet 334 yards of frauen fel and eucces-tut | WIIEH tin ee Angeles. \ material, 21 inches wide; % yards 27| agement at the Victoria, A new k tor i AFTERNOON GOWN. inches wide, unis 22 Inches wide, 2) Yaudeville progsamme will be ain at and CASINO: Box Plaited Waist No. 4109. Box Plaited yards 44 Inches wide, with 1% yards of (Junction with t ain spectacle of day and the “Bur all-over lace for yoke, collar and under ing of Tome Skirt No, 4117. Six, Mo a co 6G Phe thoating tof garden on the siea iy to London at the end of ite run at portion of sleeves; 10y vard<| Sik. Montegriffo's ‘Terrace Garden i ati Fe i Veiling in all the light delicate colors p n of sleeves; for skirt, 104 » Cal | singers will be to advantage next| tc’ Grand Republic has nLainia Kuickerbo: Arrangement 18 contingent on cling of dates iJalready made tor the coming season's ra] Amorican tour, VAUDEVILLE BIL m Palace Music Hall and Roof rden will nest week offer among on the two stages the following 21 inches wide, "4 yards 27 Inches wi vol Ww or 5% yards 44 inches wid | Week in Auber's delightful ra Diavo- ‘The walst pattern 4100 ts cut in see | ie caer oat picks toe Gull fore 34 M8, Wo AOeinch bunt |SHENELA, of the company. Genin from ; ular grand operas will be SUNK At} measure. It will be mailed for W cents | the 'Sundiy> nig Meoncert, “Japan ho, sidrt paltorn 417 is cut in nines Night” on/ the M 30-inch walet meus | foot haw larity in splt nt hot nth fe much worn as afternoon gowns and ig always charming. This very attrac- tive gown shows the material in lettuce green with trimming of cream lace. yoke and ouffe of lace over white and touches of black in the velvet ribbon. for hich Me wonder, are a’ few of Tony The design is one of the latest and is tite, It wil he matled tor 40 cents : obo MNt, the tong llat; Mies GUmOr" | ay gine, Mr Moore a va Newark Ppa aE ig oe hoy patterns are wanted send 20 E eat ws Si PUL ananas ; Bran way pales! Pitts favorite wo but’ a, few, weeks @g0 ain The waist ts made over a fitted Ining If in a hurry for your pattern send an| tie pagodas Is a Japn In full regimentats wided tof Musts “ris, ‘reined myaiatl eccentrlel-| hembra 0 fVa Mie entertainments. © that sles at be Genioient atale Ge two-cont gtamp for each paticrn, | Wo illustrates the correct way to make fy Murer gallery of notables Pimacallt sensational gymnnets Ade | vce ee theatre ‘ they will be. promptly. matted. bs | 4 kimono PROD WAY: Roving, cantatriee, Llliian’ Tyce, ie. ton’ plays Taian waist proper closes invisibly beneath post in sealed envelope At the high tide of success Duss et Fy: real Frish gir Hegtrie Trio, COM) yrs. Delight,” which has previously the box plait. Both front and back are end money to “Cashier,” The World, | gins the want week of his engagement | , The hotter it grows the more vtresh | edy wketoh | ore ven at the n under the title of “The But- plaited for their entire length, ‘The Pulitzer Bullding, New York City. jacst > as Gardens. Mine, Mancetti, | 1s 4 tm te ie “Nine? the The | Brichion Beach Music. Hall, where th will be the offering of tht fronts are-gathered at the waist line to x, —— es Teknown prima donna, will be tel iogenden’: at tho feral) Square ThG-| Kautman troupe of cycliats, Lewis w|Troctor Block Company’ ab te : produce becoming folds, but the plats WHO STEALS MY PURSE.’|."))." ras. ‘The plugeammes A Tenaya ole |sticronae se creer f In the ‘Twenty-third Street's, bill PY of the beck leave. po tulncas and are Shakespeare probaby got the ideal (i/o A Jaron, mixture wat which makes the Herald| week's. attractions: , ; continuous SU eal 2 arranged on lines that give the desired upon which he founded these words STROMUL ; MEMORIAL CON notch summer re bid ir | gua tet. Urving: donee: © a statis at bral rene nH sh tapering effect. The square yoke is at- from the “Homily Against Content!on. | New York's. most populan amusli oF Hay the tCnaino: aad Iaitilan’ ‘orty De Witt, and gelpini, ings Russell and Tiyan. ae g Fs tached to the lining at the right side set forth in the time of Ed Vi. ba dew years past the ou t i ingard, Gaffoy and Baby, at and olosed with the waist at the left. fom my the following te an extrict: te gona, 8 f by th See aie Sforun saad her funny pickan-| a dozen orhera.’ Py ; Anat bur he Wy Hand dn the rewulir th onan Up in Harlem the Proctor Stock, The sleeves are novel and becoming. vimrdemoey Wepsera" of the alles P whi make. thelr rat local ub: in Hares the Braoton ditais The upper portions are box plaited trom the ialenborn, Orent cniertain: Oalans Ata othe in tho troducth of umphs at Kelth s next week, ‘s the shoulders nearly to the elbows, ayd the othe 3 i Mon night at ther Introducion 4 next wee : 4 which scored auch = hit at } fall free to form goft puffs, Below i of much Is vali Sere tye aNddteedes Dee 3 Opera ile end, tn ¢ will all eaieae eget “ them are snugly fitting portions cut in BB OLR OOw DE! Will be rende Nhe Se ‘i ,) | Ye eaal ch Herbert's F Helen Saliinger. and Charles. M, points at the hands, but these last can vs, instrumental : 1 Victor] wil present. "The. Affair of the vocker. Neg ( wark theatre, watthe Sunday ea Mi vom: |afeore and. Migs Blane will present ‘al Gown" ax the curtain raiser, be omitted and the sleeves cut off at elbow length. The trimming 1s slipped under the plaits, through silts cut at their under folds, SHAKE NO MORE | ; has buen uxed successfully for twont Excursions years in Malaria and th piavakirt la puibinimevent acres that cured annually, Don't delay wor aoe Bee CASINO "win8: im "| ghrosogrsagensaortotersteenetey? the seams and which are allowed to fall MAY MANTON’S DAILY FASHION HINT. Prive 0 conta, It prevents an \ oor New York to Mauch Chunk free at the lower portion to give a flounce effec: At the back is an in- This ie a sketch of the fashionable may be obtained through The Even- . amusements, SHANNON'S 23, BAND and Return, r axcies kom: ond | TERRACE GARDEN, PAIN’S axe sll Oth Sunday, July 20th, verted plait that Is pressed’quite flat but]@ostume which May Manton desorlbes ing World by following Miss Manton's Yi, “FATINIZ, T iyaay| see sur ota OE § HOM Gil. Excursion Excursions, provides ‘fulness below fm these columns to-day, Patterns ireettons, sccldents may be fal navigators me sutfictently terrible befall i ever bi hake this species of travel Usually the accident overtakes the! SHIPS SAIL ON LAND, creature owing ¢o its voractty; for all jwouu YIN WAX. New Group BUNDAY, J Tntareetiai the winter months at Lake Baikal, In| are, owing to the distention of the ln Ss these deep hea fish are carnivorous, the TRAINS RUN ON WATER. * st Wik, Primroee & Dork Mins | Bi t ‘ it stronger preying ve} the ~) at all co On ing to the CINEMATOGHAPL rt {even ‘when ‘thewe itser ure thelr own, MROWD tual! meronaity Ht TIT ie IT Tame Lec A Via the Lehigh Valley Railroad Opposite the harbor of rica, ‘Peru, | Of#Pring. In its stru Tinedaracil unnar coral 93rd St.) LRUMAUER Varin v ttl | Brooklyn Anusoments. : ‘ ; but several miles Intand, there rests on | "4 Selged, being often n pit a an “t NA features, © Conti NUGUS By Special Train. q an eyen kee} in the midst of the tropical and strong as the attacking fish, ¢ i Ho wiiiingly Anta. one ek Oth Ava, AN} fi Favor 0? BRIGHTON BEACH, — cuiveny : oR ries the latter out of its depth te a Bie Oy liver b ona DAILY MAT 2 t Yo 45 A. My Desbro } Cortlandt Sts. 8.30 A, Ma forest @ large, full-rigged ship. Rlenehalrad P mare certalnty und fur greater swift 126th St} ARATLAN 17 Big Block soitointare, Heath, Kove Nazian, le “m, Leay 4 st «York, 5.25 A. ? " ry She sailed there, or rather was lifted |" jy, ae of dither am stroke th leaden ship of the #1 Daily Mattes, Pletorial Souventra \% plan elas Abdaiusians, ayers De Heys Raich Sta Eieekisni (RAs ATM painraey, 0 A. Ma Newark, 833 A. M. there, years ago, by a giant tidal wave | | 5 a) SOPON (AMET S. lit MADISO / JAPAN BY NIGHT | oe ‘ eh to drive them down again to| ** fg | eee 7 _ = Toners] SOC) that recoded, leaving he oranda , | helt broper homens bottom, tor |g, inant tng with twa 4 ROOF| —MIKADO— Evounions, GP EPEER GEOG EGG SOSS Gpebdebinb obs Phd HHS HSPHS PESO This ig no stranger than @ relway loth are more or Jess oxiausted, by (uande above Vanans A \ = oar - 6 X exit ed. by ANCE, i 1 % portal Trou; a ining Beyond Compari: train rating pon water." This itr | ar enemas, and "he Sotto tage gees hd chi OMRDEN ata Rare Rates et. ROCKAWAY BEA CH] NEWPORT. ext URbion, Enleraning Gapond Conmparine could have been seen any day during} porn the attacker and the. attacked be over a im poh, th {THE LONG ISLAND RAILROAD. | i) . 5 vm ait parts of MANHATTAN BEACH | TON 18 aband ot wil - \- u r ni ay ew Yor ‘ i A . hb @lberia, while the Trans-Siberian Rall- | gases within their bodies, borne swiftly red to be rushing up to et them | lederer's e ie WILD ROS Trains eg er Yor Broadway Elevated. Lin fis | nd) slenanial ’ way wae in process of construction] ana more swiftly upward to the aur h the 1of an expre rain, and ary at a Bin ina Getler i ean | Il Railr " ARLOR Ait im the Plat thereabouts. ‘The immense intand fresh race, which they reach in a dead or | {RC VARS Of ballast tarow i ane Ts AMS) NAL itart, Junie MoCree, ‘Margiret | 5 : stan ‘ Pisinurh Ave ath, Bente a water sou 1s froxen over from November |aying condition, Spoclmons in this state, | ta Mant have been expected, Dat ups > 3 ‘ a i) to May, and as soon as we Joe gras | ruptured and distorted with agony, ‘and ¢ Het on te PASTOR’ S, eu riavoua, i nel strong enough a regular track used tO} nor infrequently picked up; and as, of SeoLithav M0 CTs ‘4 94 te ; and as, oI when. they wwuaaa borne. rata m Ne Ailaae. “ale be laid down and the trains ran back: | sourso, Jc is but comparatively few that | from. tha] OF # Rae Ona auba Me nay oe Wyn : a reaatied 4 ward qnd forward across the forty miles | ean’ Ui accident fall into. the Handy of nwaed Fur of tM | meme | Prana eave ety, 2 neat eats el stern and western | the, sclentis of the kind | ball checked as if by COntiot MAMMERSTEAN's. 42 iw a i ‘ Wein Seppe the ea Indicated mu y often. it matic cushion, ARADIBE 90) Va PM, BRCURSION FARE. & AMEN amet "The effect, when gazing downward out ig a aiid 2 AKDEN':, angel Mats aay enee AN Be weak Piceis baikiualen ike g a Evegn, 5 te Ser 2 1s Repu ll hha ‘ Goaai. daaurieravie and of the carriage windows, was said 0 Reve been most uncanny. Bo clear was fe, ice-sheet covering the well-nigh 8.48 0.8) KM THE WINNING LIMERICKS. FLOATING ROOF GARDEN, $9719" fathomless depths below and so pure Sa get ahs ath eg vis ite youre et} vs ; h ds : 128th st SPM,W.ddin 2 4-30 11 Hae 0) 3A) Mak 1.00 BAL tne Carat te ’ peered Shekerauennan: on | peers ‘The judges to whom the many thousund verses in the $ Panama limerick ~ Be ! ‘a y Xt ste loa Bae Mea oP Merah d the! | contest were submitted have been unable to decide which of the following ‘wo ATLANTIC. GaKnes, ) ; zs " estra Sundays cad Relay ‘ plainly seen swimming about, and t | fener. near a a a 4 Ru tt C. im URDAY AFTERNOGN re startled traveller was almost able to|] is the winner, Both, in the judges! estienate, are better chan any of the otter [| Harel! & Kevnaits 1 HM oneal ug" i» EVERY SAl 0G ‘ B ig Steasners EXCURSION UP THE SOUND. Ha persuade himself that he was being |] verses sent in. Bince nelther of these two seems superior to the other, the prite }} x » the prio Jas. borne by some goblin train over phan-|} win) ye divided between. tre, D, B, Keeno aid H. 0. Donaldson, Here are GRRE, Wt COW PAT TE N L! NE GENERAL SsLocumM aes IN 4 cl ning Limericks: a ieee ease New York Miles down in the abyssmal depths of |] thelr winn aay aan . ony soraet A . | 7 ri yar AY ae i i ocean, amid icy cold and eternal dark-|] ‘phere was a young man of Herat Thore was a young man of Herat KEITH’ 8 iE when ‘ Cua eK BSieLNR a GRAND REPUBLIC ce ci : ve eM | nese, dwell the doep som fishes, those|] Who purchased a Panama hat. Who purchased a Panama hat $4th ot.) PRI sand foe \1 an “Ade eh CA Vo a eae i np HOWE A | strange forms of life whose very ex-|] His poor old man sald, Wis friends heard bien say, HUBER’ Scat events #00 Jorome ave, stuustare 80h. Aa ero " “ ” ee even was practically unsui ‘An he fell over dead; Aa it blow in the bay, BE vay sone eile Darby} by Bs ; 4 ar “/ UPTHE nin by" MOBILE pected prior to the Challenger's famous an I be the father of that?" 1 might better have bought me a : ‘ savar M18 5 ae a - Tip iy Mikes, Tey died 7 voyag:. ‘These fishes are expowed to a H, 0. DONALDSON, yacoh)t! Hektoditt wilig |r tame ig rae A A ETON NAsDare e daily | JEAN E STM ANB, OTM avid risuats Cor, risk which no other lying organism No, 88 Seventh avenue, N. ¥. Mrs. D. B, KEEN VAUDEVILLE, |t0. ¥ ‘ ehMrRION | (oanbame ¥ 4 ti 20th a and road way oe aut knows anything of; that, to wit, of fall- p ¥ 1 e! 0 Oe! ful ¥ of seeing the homes! No. 108 West Bitty-olghih atrect, | re Seba Ra ing the ton Waid, if i, AM ine rae wm Ly. Lone Branch, tis Wanita 24 ot at OA. M. and Went dn oh ab Od A