The evening world. Newspaper, March 1, 1912, Page 12

Re SE ee CE MODEST EDMUND! HE MAKES GODDESS WEAR PANTIES! UGH! But Ishtar! Ah! She Allowed Not Her Art to Be Thus Con- cealed—Oh, Not She! } HOW SHE CAN WIGGLE! Mr, Russell Has Grown Real | Prudish, Bah Jove, and New Dancer Nearly Shocked Him, | ‘A Darefooted godders in pants—a peating, dancing, Oriental goddess in paate—was the piece de resistance at grdders's feelings were somewhat ruf- Med, and that she ie sure she sacrificed mauch of her art in deference to the almest prudish insistence of her host. | Of course, there was the usual pre-) set of thrilis to lead up to the | deas Iehtar, An-| von Csuker improvised | at tearing the sou! out of | the Metrument and scattering It through the dim-lighted room until it rocked and the packed throng of squatters. fe always such a delightful crush at Edmund's parties that every- i eedy squats, Moorish fashion, on the Orieptel rugs beneath the Oriental lamps, amid the Oriental surroundings, | while dusky dinges clad in Orien al that would make perfectly lovely eases and piano tidies and the Uke serve dusky Oriental punch, with @@ Oriental punch in it, and if that fam't Oriental enough you must be protty—well, excessively particular. Before Pianist von Cauker sat down to ound the box Mr. Russell whispered it @dout that he (Von Czuker) had been by the Emperor of Austria, | Kaleor Wilhelm, the Duke of Abernit- Macsenpfeffer and a couple of other And, do you know, he was a | } Peril of Morkowsky—just like that! GH, WONDROUS HATTIE! SHE @URELY GOT THEIR ANGORAS! (Count Mike de Beaufort, who got a aecetic-leoking young man with black, ounken eyes and gleaming teeth. Rev- etal elderly beaux, who sat near Hat- te, emiled so rapturously that they just | jarring HI With Hattie on one hand and the Count Mike and his dog on the other, it! wasn't much wonder Von Cauker | ain't create much of a back draught, though the dog certainly enjoyed his e@an-opener, if there is such a thing, Presently, though, Von Cruker stopped and there was a burst of applause. Conversation was resumed in one-| eighth of @ second. Behind the reclin- using her eyes . A large, beautl- tully oye lady was saying to two youths: “I've, deen a widow five mon’ 1 AM 20 lonely. I have two w Tq won't believe me if 1 tell y, they must be wee tads in tettties,” gushed one of the youthr, “Naughty fat! ** ehe purres T @lest is a big man of fourteen. Dreasive pause.) “You know I was mar- ried when I was sixteen.” my @QOODNEGS! BUT EDMUND |8/| GETTING PARTICULAR! ito the midst of this thrilling sort of ter there suddeuly broke the ha of Mein Host, Kdmand Russel! =, dear girl, Lar Pg wear them,” was saying. cannot permit it otherwise. ‘A hush gripped the studio, as if every- body had been stricken dumb. Feminine Voice—Hut Meeseer Russell, | ia you know I cannot not make it ze vot You call art. rtist Russell—I cannot help tt, act You must wear ihem, 1! have pame of the leading people in the eocial artistic world here and wer be shocked, m'm, m'm, did you hear that’ et young thing, who was altting on one ankle and trying to look! {f ble, * comforta' “Mr, Russell ts so exacting, er since he} buat may be to biame, » Wdmund has led one of been positively ascot! ‘ws, good people, but now I have a real gurprise—a goddess. Iditar will do an Ortental dance.” OM, YOU ISHTAR! WRIGGLER AS SHE 18! SUCH A M-mmh! @he wore én her ankles, her temperature down. she wa Darefooted. She spun once, the semicirele of sitters, |. Chappello to break out symphony at the plano, proved her bare tootsies to tread the moon beams. @ disappoint- to applaud, for Ishtar was a wondrous spinner and wiggler. When Ishtar wound up by doing the “split” the en thralled spectators were fairly beside It was over all too themselves, on, but Edmund cheered his guests with the announcement that there would be four more studio teas, if the weather per- THE BV EWING WORLD, | BETTER, SPEEDING HERE FROM WEST Mra. W. Bayard Cutting and Miss Olivia Cutting are expected to arrive in New York to-morrow afternoon on 4 special train with W. Bayard Outting, who has been seriously sick at Tucum- carl, N. M. Mrs. Cutting and Miss Cutting left | jam Sundey on hearing of Mr. Cutting’s condition, d at the New York residence, No. jast Sev. enty-second stree' id that Mr. Cut- Ung was better and that his daughter and wife are accompanying him home. The nature of Mr. Cutting's Ulness is not known. W. Bayard Cutting 1» ono of the bidet millionatres of New York. He is y leader and ouse, among many others, He FRIDAY, ‘Jingle, Jingle, Jingle! Here I [tt isi Edmund's Sleighbell Dancer! M. BAYARD CUTTING, MARCH L, 1, ts one of the show places of the section, with ite 8,900 acres, its trout pre- serves and its costly equipment of every kind, It adjoins William K. Vanderstit's " The Cutting town house . O. H. P. Belmont's, Ohvia Cutting, who known at the Cut- h contingency. ting homo of an: Aged Man's Gaicide by Gas. Francis Wolff, sixty-three, of 11 Halsey street, Brooklyn, was found dying from gas poisoning early to-day. A tube led from an open jet to his mouth. Dr. Walenta was called from Bushwick Hospita!. On his arrival he pronounced the man dead. CASTORIA, For infants and Ohiidren. * You Have Always Bought } Service Commissioner under Mayor ng and was Vresident of the Tenement House Comniission, Tho Cutting country piace at seein fn Use For Over 30 Vears. SnD Kind | 1912. 1, | Sold by all Reliable Druggists FOUR SIZES 15¢, 25¢, 6de and $1.00 Per Bettie. ‘WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS from Mra. J. 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