The evening world. Newspaper, February 1, 1906, Page 17

who take #,onb or call for pur electric broughems when forced to tramiural ‘by’ the exigenctes ot taking away, the money of the vand siddie clasies. ‘There are two sides to every. question... On o Ryan-Helmonts it may be said thet they have done ntuch the erect carriage so typical of thé American man or woman bY them upon their feet, with évery, muscle tense: and taut, because the! whole Weight of the body ts hanging tipon g strap. And are not our) ‘isk habits of locomotion die to the command, “Step. Uvely!” ’ Miss: ‘atce Rooserglt’s visit to the metropolis in company with her ‘fianee was‘ jolly whiri of photographic snapshots, and Jt may, sleo be gaic the President's daughter waa made cognisant’ of how a romance in life brings otit the manners of the {dle and curious public, lf would be. fair to’ ask’ the young4ady and the young Congressman from Qin- manners were good or bad. MeN 5 “pops ini that picturesque quarter aye ben dreams’ Many quiet smokers -. fave taken place among the bachelor set, and—but’ is entre nous— 4 ing of dirty faniily linen,. Among the notable visitors, as a the widdly discussed aifairs of the week ‘here, was Rhinelander nielander, I heat, fas reeetved @ Commissionership of some 8 . [ Rear he hasn't quite ascertained what it ia all about, jovely gold badge go9s With the Job Rhinelander 16.0 happy boy, ~ | Wheat has become of otir old tumilies? Positively it makes me shiver joo ‘my oifide copy of “Fads and Pancies’ and eve the pre- der ani nouveau riche. Where is the Bender family? Their ff Mingourl, ao Jong identified with rallroad high fingnce? Jesse is dead ‘Ww livihg quietly in Independence, 1 believe, The Pat Crowes in witR these first old families, ‘shooting parties have come to un end. Teas are still given, and the; imitations, en Science Gets on the Job. ‘win me ay be shis to. prente ant _ Thettre this afternoon, ty & eritical squint at) “Phe Girt of. Golden West." She Ul be -wccome| im panied .by « bodyguard—not, that she needs one—of the Weber forces. All will have @n eye out for the burlesque Ponsiities of thé Belasco play, The present sinister pian’ is to, comuins “The Gti" with “The Bqusw Max | oD for musio hall purposes, Whather Miss Dressler will dovble In biases “98 It! qwere, depends upon het strength, ntihich Im stifl up to concert piteh, mtr, Weber {8 willing to let her go a9) far as she tikes, Manager Charles Etcetera Miler’! } policy for the burlesque-seaaon et ‘Twenty-ninth street and Broadway goes even farthor,. He has several ‘things up his balloon-shaped slesve. Ons is & new travesty everk month, ‘onoe the burlesque ball te started roll- ; “Peter Pan" will grow up to be a [burlesque boy, and “Alice-Sit-by-the- y" wilt be rushed into the atfen- uous Ife, Other’ Broadway successes may 6 selsed upon later, To. accom- modate one and all, the muplc hall will be kept open uhtil August, , ae : , * HAT fearless Jook on the tace of! Wells Hawks, literary anthusl- ast for Charlei Frohman, is only part of his’ matte-p, _pre- liminary to joining the Alert Hire Company, of Rockville, Long Island. His’ home 1a there, and he te deter- mined to protect It by alertness, “even if ‘he doesn't by insurance. He is going to try to bodt the longent Broad-| ton. way run by running with ths mmohine. “It'a a great, hit with ae,” eetd Mr, men, But when a fire the other night he was Island. City. blowing himself instead the whistle, It was over when he back, but one of the boys woke false fi : tit 3 & HH af? ? HEH Tei i Hi int ‘May Man i I ? E Ff Hi & E nE 5 3 a3 i : ij ° He. e ra He i