The evening world. Newspaper, October 28, 1911, Page 3

PRINCESS IN AGAIN | "WITH TYROLEANS AND A BABY LO We Have With Us Also Edna Goodrich and Mrs. Jack- son Gouraud. MR. AND MRS. SOTHERN. And Last, but Not Least, Mrs. Schumann-Heink With a Bunch of Contracts. The Princess Vilma Lwof Parlaghy Murrounded by servants in gray Tyrolean | liveries came to town to-day on the Katserin Augusta Victoria and move| on the Plaza Hotel. The butler, the valet the riding master, her secretary. | Frederigk Delius, and her physician, (f Btedel, were much converned over the landing of the Princess's year old lon cub which was given to her by Ger Daniel BE. Sickles when sho was hers Jast Spring. The Hon will not go to the Plaza but ‘will be boarded at the Zoological Gar dens in the Bronx. On ship, captain, did not thank the Princess for brir erated and put In the hold. W Princess {s at home the cub quarters in her castle at St. Jean, n Nice. The Princess paints portraits and also) @rives a four-in-hand. On the sam the last wife on Aug. 17, Miss Goodrich dented that she had married again, saying that she did no} an with whom her | even know t mame had been connected in Broadway rumors, She had not heard that W. B. D, Stokes had sued her for $2.00 on the lease of the apartments in whien| he lived with Goodwin at the Ansonia Miss Goodrich said that she had a ver-! bal agreement with Mr. Stokes, can- celling the lease, She laughed at the reported attack by Goodwin on thr Prenuptial settlement made on her, | Mrs. Jackson Gouraud, very much improved in health, was also a pas- wenger. ‘She said she had thoroughly enjoyed her summer in Paris and is going to buy a house there. “But that doesn't mean, eo exe plained, “that I have any {dea of ever spending my winters anywhere but good old Broadway.” Her ado daughters, Yvonne and Dolores, were with her. Heink, another of the ssengers, said that she he Was happy over contracts run- rough until 1 HORSES RUN WILD THROUH STREETS NV HARLEM BLAZE al} | “TARGET PRACTICE * ing the beast aboard, had jitm| ship ‘vere Edna Goodrt »| win up to this! writing, and H. Sothern and his} bride, Julia Marlowe, who were a NIXOLA. GREELEY® SMITH | is well w Their color and masts—massive s ladders climidng to and a sort of turret at the top~sus gest, at first sight, that Brooklyn Bridge strayed into the > w the 16,000 a RAR nn enna nnn annnnnnnnn! CRIBBAGE One, ! espite the Many Ways Devised for Jackies ard Marines to Pass Time When Off Duty. BY NIXOLA GREELE\-SMITH Have you been to any of Uncle Sam's receptions of a ost If you want to know about them you |must go and see And the t this week? Of course, you home on other ship you ha Uncle Samuel's hand. ular military | Tar's « « of steel work of ropes a heavy la orth Rive d to take a little walk For the gray and tu was Many Tenement Dwellers % bof] And 1m s Rouied Cut by Explosion | many of THE NEPCEWS ARE)” 2 That P. ied th 2 Fire ASHORE THESE DAYS. ahve of s stampeded wud thal 4 bre tavies, $ Pant ot Un were batween for the second 1 4+ 40 1 Bianco, the night waichaan, war li ag heard 4 terrific explosior whole third floor on fle Michael Deagan, stabi liberated the forty and more the second Ho dl closed the ele taps, ? th Davis wat » are on 8 an early hour about hait of the horses this morn had been By fighting th roofs It was ki was under control af The cause of the explo from the edioining © third floor and an ho k, sunt rown FIRM BANQUETS. TYPIST, Merrled and loyers Glye Her Send-ore, ng, for elght years rapher of the Surgical Sup. next month, but the membe firm thought so much of he t gave a banquet in her honor the day she left them, Thursday. It was served at the Hotel Chels and sixteen covers were laid. All the members of the f Oscar 0. H. Schwidetzky were present, ‘as were the heads of departments, Pres: jdent Schwidetzky sent a telegram of regret from the West, xcept President | 0n battleship’ has its where two or three enlisted men are deck and th |eonstantly occupied in keeping Jack deck are the quarters of the petty offl- oflicers’ icebox on J ‘ 1 pertect ¢ , ume to the men bet Se ong t x folded and wa a ady to ciut nee nocks which swing from r t 9% when Jack Tar has '? t ‘ ‘ ! wn mov For J Pa n 1 " , irs of his calistment ore ant CLOTHES ALLOWANCE GiVES MORE sTRENUOUS ONLY CHANCE TO SAVE. TOO, IN JA t'six pa four deck tullor sttop | superstructur oung Now in North River Enjoy Life * MATCH’. ON GeTween DECI MAWES A SUIT | sprin I don't know bout guns. ns that cost $200 a shot rd any and all of the eighteen battle- ships stretching their mighty River these days, and if you ‘eatest social novelty of the season, an afternoon re- ception overflowing with young men, run out to the Connecticut, the Michigan, the North Dakota or any | ta: yen to favor, and shake good old, wh SURE ere The journey {s worth your while, if only to show you what a benevolent Uncle the old gentleman is to the 16,(00 sailors and marines aboard his battleships, |!’ rather have a $6 home tn my own Incidentally, you may thrill with patriotic pride at the sight of so many of |; | Uncle Sam's fighting nephews. | The freedom of the ship will be yours, and you will see and learn| many things about Jack Tar’s daily life which will interest you At least, they interested me yesterday afternoon, Even the physical aspect of that long gray line of fighting machines rth the trip up the North River. The battleships, as perhaps) !!** 4 Season's concert sing-| you know, are not white any more. They are p | know as thé “war color,” a lowering leaden gra like go many war clouds looming gtimly over the what the sailors that makes them look| HEINE'S HOME MAY BECOME A BEAUTYPARLOR = Palatial Residence Opposite J. P. Mors Sale for Business Uses, Jack pays for own | toning | Fifth avenue prices. ads for a sult he y| hi js A NO-TIP SHOP, FoR THEY} FUNCH A TICKET, Nephews of Uncle Sam on the Great Battleship Fleet A PIANO PLAYER REELS OFF RAG TIME METHING PRETTY enon. MivERSIOg DRIVE? “Rather Have a $600 Home in My Own Town,” SayS cers, wno nave regular ved war jail that sc while. ners, bre Sy jto know that two years ago.” aster Ls 1 what he calls 15 A.M approves from Victor eation ts not confined | d to a moving 3 jen soul, and if to hay fleet, a full-blo, he band four years jusi| Perhaps yo: hem from top to a te Phirty-seventh ounds and homes of J. and spent at espe other Old Wo: story 1» diago Joe the trot ;| HER GO | Gaby P fico of the terday Ww value. tion fore, hibition was expiring these ten and was willing to give Uncle Bam the beneflt of the doubt, . stand anything I know, Inch BOLD KIDNAP DODGE DETECTIVES, WITH GIRL VICTINN = Tk | | Police Can Find No Trace of | i are the alp! . is worth your with its music, ds perches with folded hands dertaker's scalle far aloft on the n to me yester- our $6,000,000 e" he said, ng his battle- p with a wn in ve enlisted if I never would d sense enough Men Who Drove Young Woman Away. A systematic search was begun to- | day of the forelgn settlements of, executive co Queens Borough for some trace of} yo won’ immensely, | 224 Won't ¥) You'll see the shining de | who was kidnapped by three men terday morning as she entered the loft ing eyes salute the! building at No, 184 Bo : polished guns, , your heart will beat as sc ns. melody | block away from her h strike up the band—here comes| was employed, The me ior!" ———__—_ an’s Is For Rent or nineteen-) ar-old Frances Lecar: o, 167 Boerum street, Williamsburg, ru n street, lef. Two of the men car: her to led up in response to a of the trio held at ere the crowd which bay with two rey quickly gathered Michael Muncarta, suitor for the girl's ha ordered to stay away fr house and had vowed to get t at all hazards, could not be located yesterday Mrs. Marle Lavarris!, the girl's mother, uid that she be| 1 that Muncarda, ynson aves had kid- ald of Even- house an unwelcome who had bee 1 girl In word had » to them, they sald, of Frances's whereabouts, Jother members of ¥ \ Thirty-sixth and Jorgan's sl Two year WNS DEFY MEMORY. | she deel Detect!ves Digilio, Drum and several Kiyn’s Italian y to trace the trying to-d equad Ww coach which played so prominent a part] In the kidnapping, After the last of the trio of Kidnappers had jumped Into tt, the driver whipped up his horses, and sped away in the direction of Bush- wie pursuers avenue, the street where Mun lives, From this street there is a road to the less settled portions in the vicinity fatled to di the coach had been hired yesterday the bridge the os were wat hicle answering the description of sought-for coach was seen. Chiet, Fire Comm r Johuson ane nounced yesterday that he had pro- 1 Poling of engi > of Battalion Ch in place of the late Willlam Dev who lost his life at a fire in Mer street several weeks ago. 15 John St, PERS. |$190,000 SAVING BY CONSTRUCTING BIC FRE HOUSES $31,603 Reduction From Con-| crete Bids on Four Stations to Be Built Now. ! acon house was buried last week. The h an away and was badly hurt. Mis# Bacon was driving to the old home site at the time. % on ereeareeeceenneensnielilalll “KEY” WAS CAUSE | Specified in Plans for Austin OLE rock * the Austin dam, was omitted in the work of construction, Brick Manufacturers’ clation, of which Frank M, Patterson, is chairman, show that Fire 1 of conclusion R of Alexander Ro M New York state Inspector of dams and locks, who . If you pay has just returned from an in: build the twenty-one Vi «| of concrete, will mean | spe 4) embodied in @ report to the State De-, of approximately partment. “It was an appalling mistake," Mr. McKim. "The plans called fo; | me, where che selzed her | four new houses will b |and stifled her screams with a handker- not concel nai Miss BACON THROWN OUT. One Hundred and Eleventh street and —— Hy using brick on these Patterson polnts out sioner Johnson is making First avenue. Miss Martha Bacon, daughter of Robert Bacon, Ambassador was thrown from her afternoon on the Wheatley Hills, ard equipping the ation Bureau, her to th Commissioner where ontractors had figured Lecarria! | 7 tment to ask brick contracts on r of the houses, opened to-day tion 1s shown by the fc Fiftieth and Lexing- 111th and First ave- outdistancing a score or ng in brick structures those who chased the coach say that they saw jt turn Into Jopnson remaining seven xt month, The fact thar | left standing att vod disaster were of ed as an argum missioners who awarded Dock Company $1 000 for damage done {ts property at the foot of Joralemon pposed the award as ex- ase is sent back to the commission for a new asessm: ‘OR LUCK OR WISDOM WITCHES FOR § ° > Denni OWS Hallowe’en Specialties Have been prepared with the aid of all three. 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