The evening world. Newspaper, March 31, 1911, Page 7

GYPSY PRNGES PROUDLY CUES SHELL BE QUEEN Born in Open Air on Bank of Bronx, Romany Law Is Fulfilled. HER PALACE A_ TENT. Beautiful Queen Bessie’s Baby | Destined to Greatness if She Grows Up Wise. Royalty 1s again in our midst. Di-| Minutlve royalty it ts true, but prob- ably making up in quality what it—she lacks {n quantity. For yesterday H. ROH. Princesa Lucas, of the very} anelent and honorable tribe of Ro- many, mode her first nppearance among her people. The Gypsy settlement camped for the winter on the the Bronx River, not far from Morris Park avenue and Lebanon atrect. But In obei to the unwritten Iaw of | the tribe of wanderers, the baby prin- cosa was born in the open air beside @ will be rent road, ls Bret rod, “in this) case Tremont |f hiss oe ithe and her remarkably pretty | speed Hossio Lucas, wero awiftly arrings and @hains to the “palace fs They will be kept for it was there that the grows up. sented to Ivo an Evening World| “After we go to the church we’ will! reporter They are in the midst|COM® back here and nave a bi« dinner. of @ real Gypsy culony, ten If tt were warni we would bulld the dogs, children and all, It te fires out of doo), but now we must down under a few tone keep in the tents. We will have soup against a high board fen! roda back from Morris F A small bluff almost hides it from the Passors-by in front, and serves as a further protection from the wind, A Dozen Dirty Tents. Gozen or so ordinary and very nue. a dirty tent# pitched in a rough, wobbly | ,, crescent, face on an couple of delapidatet open space, A avelling wagons of the regulation Gypay housekeeping sort are lined up with the canvas houses, A sniling, black-browed man, with flashing teeth and earrings, stepped across the cleared space froni behind tie small pile of chopped firewood, to w had evidently been adding, ba—the princess?" and he disappeared ent, at the end of the re! From what a very ama bundte of Turkish shawls, floor emich coeded a fa had spok. “Wa-ow!! The princess Bhe was promptly lifted in the arms! of the best attendant any princes! have, an adoring grandmother. was a drown, strong-faced woman, perhaps Gypay perhaps seventy mother of Ben- © princess's father, and she eat cross-legged on the floor beside the shay 1 rugs that formed ¢ resting place of the baby an its mot A Handsome Prince ‘The latter, looked an ext: pretty Gypsy girl. usuaty fuir, with a deep pink flush; her eyes large and dark gray, with black, curling lashes, and her black halr soft and fine As for the princess—firat name as yet walectded—she seemed to have a bean- voices chorused, | resting beside a flat! alde of the room, pro- | dinamily | Her ekin was un-/ lepuny healthy compiexion and Mane and really no more should > } of such an uncommonly your Her clothing consisted of brig shawls, tn w! he was wound t down bucket a [hie knee, ther | Cousina and at these, a pretty, dark-eyed girl in a | vetvet Jacket, her slim brown neck en- jess with complicated strings of beads and coins, acted as court in- terpreter. “Yes, | agreed, ces: fous youthful it te a beautiful baby,” she in excelient Bngiish. “A prin- cl yea, but all our babies are They Area vibes People. “You see, we American H it for we And then we elated to each other, Only ‘andmother is one of our Wisest women, and we listen much to her words, My brother benjamin Is no | real kt for he is too young. My | sister-in-law comes from another tribe. But if the little one grows up wise and beautiful Uke her grandmother, she will ¢ ery likely be called a queen some day. are “Sunday we caristen her. V Mexican gypsies and good Catholles We take her to a h down here and the priest a good air. 1, her godmother, and chicken and many given things; also we will dance the Mexican dances, | the tarantella, too, perhaps.” Follow American Custome. “Im the cnild presented to her { } | lan an! sh if ro. us rwrorree Celebrated Hats Styles to meet the require- ments of the most critical — standard quality. 178-180 Pith Ave. 967 PIR Ave, | 181 Broadway Chicago Phitadetphia The Weiltugton OLachentmut st | “HER little dinners are so delightful!” How often you h ear that said about a really clever hostess. You forget many elaborate spreads, But the “‘little’’ dinners make her repu- tation. That is the beauty of Combi, § It exactly fits th starts them off with TOMATO COUP e “little dinners;” an appetizing zest that makes theemost unpretentious function a success from the first. Try it at your next little dinner or luncheon; and effect it has, expression of You will rea see Noti parable soup has ea: 21 kinds Aty music is gruff For that fine Camp bert r Just add hot water, bring to a bot!, aud serve, Josrren Cameaent Company Camden N J what a satisfying ce particularly the yout most critical guest. ize then how this incom- red its reputation. 10c a can Mont Manor trek father! that day?” the reporter asked, remem bering an old ¥ eustoni, But Miss Carlotta’ only laughed. “Her father knows now, He had her in his arms | Our tribe We ure over her mother. BOY ScouTS VISIT MAYOR. eche Son Of however. do two aunts, Ono of; | shan ban Let slices tote emote eae: $350 List Walters Piano Outfits, Rich Pianos for $198 $5 Down Beware of Piano Frauds! pe CRON nearer aver THE EVENING WORLD, nd of 38 Here from Frisco= Gaynor Given Them a Talk. fiirty-eleht boy « ff the elaphoard nolhouse hows have got alone in jt You boys shold endeavor to a " much better than they have done.” ' tails to remove freckim. pel and 120th St. t Store Open Saturdays Until 6.30 P.M. Basement Store We are prepared for Your Easter Shoe Wants with New, Snappy Styles that will Show a Decided Saving on the Easter Outfit A Genuine Bargain for Men Russia Calf, Gun Metal Calf and Patent Leather, Buiton, Lace & Blucher, New Easter Styles of the regular $3.50 Sag! Quality Men’s Welted Sole Shoes, Button and $“}.00 Bluchers—Regular $2.50 Quality 5 Tan Calf Pumps, Tan Calf One-Eyelct Ties, Tan Cali Oxfords, $ 250 Women’s Tan Calf Boots, $7.0 Button and Blucher . . Another Instance of our ability meet the fad of the hour is that our Basement is completely stocked with Russia Calf Shoes. Women’s Pumps and Oxfords i Sa Patent Leather and Gun Metal Calf—Newest Models . Hane Girls’ High Cut Shoes, |Boy's Fine Dress Shoes Gun Metal & Patent reste For Easter TG tO, $1.50 | 909 Pairs $2.09 Welted Sole Sh Sizes II toz. $1.75 | Button and Blucher, Nobby $2.00 Sizes 2! t0 6 $2.00 | spring Models, sizes 1to5!» Boys’ £2.00 Box Calf and Satin Calf Biuchers, Sy .50 59th to 60th St. on Piano Honesty: wid be guaranteed for twenty five 8 ja the ting from whom Piano, LIFRTIME: To-Morrow’s Great Sale of °198 fleece lined rubber Beautiful new 1911 style Walters piano, silk scarf, | cover and chair with back. You Save $150 to $200 to-morrow in this Great Sale of Walters $350 List Toned hatr and caver, en 51a Week mn Kayment of @f. extran, Built to lant @ Including Boarf. « enny * Fiano Delive No interest; n Walters Pianos rience that 4 + compare Brant * Haslertone Player Piano Outfits, $395 $1,000 Walters 88-0 Finert player plano, bench and cover, 810 dows I ATENCILEED PIANOS ia tt e=BLUUMINGDALES’, Lex. to ad Ave, svi toduth Sis = ease TET Mommas -Freckla- Fate FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1911. Bloomingdales’ Ts i ‘it aoe ‘ videntiy used for - ris H ey scout, Avene We are showing wonderfully complete stocks of ster apparel for ¢ ing and cooking as well, stood in . hak and weartng tu up me ie 3 micdte of the wooden for of the “pale | hate, vinited Mayor Gaynor in the Ci hind « of prices that have made Blocmingda ie * Greater New York's Great Stor ooden | New Remedy That Re Removes Freckles | | ace.” There was @ big couch over in Hall yesterday, They came from San i R 2ANSEER TO one corner, plenty of drugs, a few camp Francisco and are ir “| or Costs Nothing. Our Restaurant ALL. CARS TRA! Stools and not much else, except some lub. With them, we Mlere’s a chanes, Mins Freckin bros, ts tre 8 Wont pie the a8 eixotte and Loriiiard uw for freckles wt serves a splendid @ effect! graphs pinned to - are stopping at the Ne i fellable dealer that it. wi F Vas walla, It seomed warm, but NOW Frouse, uniem it removes t 4-course Lunch {and then shivery draughts wandered — The Mavor talked to the bove for Sr ee oh every day from 11 in through ohinks, time. He told them that formerly boye | _juanly i to 2 o'clock Neither th ees for her mother did i x ocioe 35c appeared tne jad py visitors, Be- yO to Achool in | ye for sides the husband and fat sober- he Loni and Cuisine un Re Second Floor, Lexington to 3d Ave. Girls’ and Misses’ Pretty Coats and Suits at Very Little Cost Bloomingdales’ Saturday 500 Boys’$ vie of girls’ most rem dale le w Girls Also 600 Boys’ and Sailor Suits, to 4 4 To-morr are plain tai in the nev All sizes for id Floor from 14 to 18 ' materia Complete Readin 59th to 60th St. Confirmation Suits at The | |Doubic- breaste s, and Boys’ Rates 95 ow will Continue Our Store Crowding Men’s and Youth’s New Model Spring Suits at . men and youths. thanareda frye in Ww ” ’ i 8 ess for Easter} ry member of the femily at the of Certain Satisfaction. We have greatly en- larged our HABER- DASHERY, C HIL- DREN'S SUIT AND WAIST DE- PARTMENTS. Our Children’s Suit Store now adjoins the Women’s Store. *4.95 7 Blue Serge § ALS Sale cf *6.88 w models of Spring*} $12 Fine All ne es Men’s | Fmpor ted Capeshin Gloves| | Regular $1.50 Quality, in a Special Sale 89 Guan morrow at Bloc mingdatles’ for c Pi y tine janported, Prix: seam square, and jon bs nowt Bee reek w the ily ya New | ter, Ve store reads. w Bloor Taave you tor oreo speskin gloves, wade f This is the greates value in and et voils having satin Is for Eoster, ale prices range fr¢ er Shadas d good value at $1.09, lon, ith They come in herd Men’s $1. 50 Mercerized ial | Shirts, Saturday ai $1.19 | An important special in the y 6 enlarged Blooming, | dale beat GEE Made with soft tum-back cutis and The Rloonin Shirt is th anywhe tt a dollar wil reint t cals yen may sho, ‘failored Hats med Sh apes, a andplenty Nery See Sa Petticoat mene Specialsin Women’s Eas ve on Your A most comprehe new models hops a The for which male as to e 1 inte Ce i a buek f and $3.48, “Nature Shape’ i ine bloom or si a variety tucked flounce ts in some with en pett of styles i ring’s ee ate ” Shoes for #9 ys and “Gurls The proper boys’ and girls’ fect fit and best wear addivior hoes Tie styles ir pumps for girls. “Price range: § ” ‘ free foot Becond Foor 50c Madeira Hand- pereneie at 19c hese hand- iryman's newhat atiff the reason e radical You know wash and ition. Reg- f § jay, 19¢. V 1 loheer Linen linndherchiets; a very hese. on sale each Ic inen Handker- quality; called cof a heavy L there; gol neck 1 Dhe Main Floor, 15,000 Roses ghd Carnobovs ( Saturday at 2¢ ond 3c each Re: uofop eiquctat On of the many speci. om Bloomingdales’ cut flower me shop-—the har tint 1. side, with an en ¢ 6 fre id Giee less thon the exclu \ hoot Gicenhouses Eyeglasses Fast 99.4.9 iby k acto 39c| '——-—_---—- All kinds of Flowe Vegetable | AP La rows ee 4 \ 20.4 Presit pe Oe 1AM r Easter ronk— | SLL were ' | — \ = BLU GUALLO , Lex. Satisiaction \ nen’s Gloves for Easter t the Bloomingdale glove store ow iote es, 59¢ 25 Mousquetaires, $1.59 1 Ft length kid movusquetaire y glace kid, black loves, 37¢ c silk gloves, black and f guaranteed, neh Russet Leather Suit Cases, brass lock nd catches; rein- ced corners, tched all around; Watches, | inside straps, excep $1.95 85 10 vu Ave., O9ti to OUEh Sty — aS