The evening world. Newspaper, June 14, 1913, Page 5

2, SAFoRDAT, 30 RUSS TED |NEWSIMMERSHOW, Making Dresses at Home (wag | POR INDEPENDENT | WILL BE ZIFGFELD’S| From Original Designs rr By The Evening World’s Expert, “FOLLIES OF 19] z MLLE. LODEWICK. | Meet Helpful Home Dresemak'ng Column Published. The Articles Will | ~ Be Printed Mondays, Thuredaye and Gaturdaya, Lady Constance Richardson Will Dance in Her Bare Feet at Roof Garden. Robert B. Dowling fold the 100x126 northenat corner of Weat End ave and 96th st. to Harry Scntf! ana site (or twelvesstory apartments, taking the elaven-story lofts Now. 17-19 West Seventeenth street in the $675.00 trade. The Knickerbocker b> hought Nos, 8G to S07 Fifth avenue, southeast corner of 62d gireet, a the site for a new clubhouse and garden. Church of Bt. Ignatius Loyola completed a site on S4th and 5th ate, between Park and Madison aves., for a parochial school to cost $900,000., Yale Clud signed site lease and adopted pians for a twenty-atory club. house on the northwest corner of Vanderbilt ave. and déth at. holders bid in another Henry Corn skyscraper on the northeast corner at Sth ave, and Sst at. for G140,00 over $1,4%,00 mortgages. Accumulation of sites for Weat Rnd apartments was continued at Nos. 120- 181 West 7éth, at., Nos. «4 fo 60 Weat 92d st., Nos, 369.262 West 78th at. with Nos. S-8T) West End ave. Lewis G. Morris fied plans for a $99,000 dweiling on the southeast corner of Park ave. and Sth st. Bulletin, June 1(th Morris Park Race Track Auction Sale Authorized by State of New York Banking Department Florence Wickham, an Mbpera star, bought ah estate of four acres at Gone! N. Bruce MacKelvie bought oe ol pedo ck Boe Led hp li ul J. Clarence Davies, 149th St. and 3rd Ai New ¥ okie Saket eed Cette eh eaten Mooi Joseph P. Day, 11 Noone 60: lea Yon Agexts sad Anctionewo Footer, $2,700. Gchwarswalder and Stein estates of 15 acres at Rhinebeck-on-Hudson, SS BUILDING OF THE HOME _||ABSOLUTE DISSOLUTION SALE AS A MATTER OF ECONOMY|| Next Wednesday, June 18, ° 4 12 o'clock woom, at the 14.16 Veo 8t., Rew York, By Order of Brady Realty Co. 191 CHOICE Bronx LOTS AT AUCTION wu On BAYCHESTER AV., the “‘3ith St." Bren. velopment Is Drawing ‘ Ht Se bene Population Masses Into . East 322d St. and ad, i etreete, the Eastward Zone of Sib Finest Property nuEast Bro : EN at ihe Tee Wl, Wencianie at funtion ghey More Penn, Expansion. o f Joseph PF. Day completed the sale of 3,019 lots on the old Mo-rie Park race track im twelve days af @ round $9,990,000, There are over 1,000 separate bu American Bank Note Company filed plans for a 96,000 welfare house the Bronx on Lafayette Barretto and Manid » to be used by em- pleyees. Mrs. Tapalow in Brooklyn paid $399,000 to Mr. Bacher for 1¢ dwellings on Fulton ot., near Rockaway ave.; two on Putnam ave. Greenpoint and Bverereen ayes. INGFELD’S “Follies of be offered at the Ni 4am Theatre on Monday night. « |The book Prom These Complaints May Amon at i seanen wil be New York ; q from the Hot lcAlpin roe! zap vaephoned by tnapactors Brraat Park titer midnlent. 0 Kew at and Settled at Once. telephone exchange, 2 subway atation, the studio of an art dealer and img school. The cast will include Jose Collina, Elisabeth Brice, Rose Dolly, Florence Nugen, Jerome, Dthel Kelley, Btella Chatelaine, Evelyn Cariton, Anna Pennington, Net M. Wille, Leon Errol, Martin Brown, the Marvelous Millere, William LaBrun, f i ! i i ! ag z z= & i } Motion pictures showing Jack Lon- Gon's e@ventures in the South Sea Islands be presented at the Cri- terion Theatre. “The Concert” will be given by the Stock company at the Harlem Opera House. The Manhattan Opera Howse stock wae will appear in “The Easiest | Secretary of the Queens Chamber of Commerce Saye Great Transit De- iaat Lynne” will be the Oil! at the Academy of Music, “Ia Marriage a Failuret wii be the attraction at the Olympic. VAUDEVILLE OFFERINGS. The chief feature at Hammerstein's BY WALTER 1 WILLIe. Mortgage at 8%, Victoria Theatre and Roof Garden will Queens, the new home borough, is "a Ay 4 on ve Lady Constance mewart Richardeon, fj } demonstrating rapidly its prerogative os SOOM MAYS AND VURTMER PARTICULARS FROM 4! bep ou pigrel bapa ho Sc GUS alos (eatude 4 4 ‘ ane fa Queens with ite antique : Te eecior ronal uae ros fictions ‘hears’ } roads and vast tracts devoted to agri- seeesees 8,400 ers and company, Bedini and i cultural uses has gone, It ie the new Arthur, Kluting’s Animals and the Apollo be /, Queens now that we must consider Trio in reproductions of famous marbles . with the beginning of work on the two and bronses, epurs of the dual rapid transit system = In the cabaret performance at Madi- , in that borough and the assurance of COME WITH US TO : oon Square Roof Garden will be Edith ” an early opening of the Gtelnway tun- ' BEAUTIFUL CONEY. 3): Gam [meme Secee Saee ae me * River Edge Park]|-.:suncrn ere At present the cost of supervising | Myrtle Holanda, Margaret Whalen, Baith Situated close to the very centre of WA. WILLS f4 ete AY RAS Lyn dae Sipateacete the old ays-| Dean, Belle Maine Wil Fee Manhattan, only one thing was needed 15 bad ape yt Siete Peraten ry Vv Peat a 8, William Walthers, D to bring Queens within easy access of ¥ aa e 4.15, 6.00 4. 18, 8. ‘ At Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre re Nilay the heart of the eity—tbe means of | Tattan guoway systems at Portrnecond ‘ : e 8 Will be Fernanda Eliscu in “One of] To asset in maintaining the diaphen- solving the problem of crossing the | street and will probably turn @pector of complaints at $1,6 Them,” « playiet dealing, with the white | ous effects which have become so popu- Bast River. That obstacle has been important links in th ait ty-five spectors of complaints at/elave question; Herbert Brooks in| lar, shadow lace has taken its pla: 91,2007 @ix general inspectors at/ “Don't Do That,” : overcome in two at," Flanagan dnd Ed. 1a—by the con- em of transit 1,200; an automobdiie enginemas at| wards in “Off and On,” and ‘Court by| terials, This soft, filmy lace is so very poser beypcreaetia yen gee OR CLOSE UNION WITH BUS and s Jaborer at $7 sor] rim” ® musical satire on the suffrage | Gainty im itself that wien’ weed in con-| * naiaed a Sauhulian Kua 6s, Gh feT MANHATTAN HUB. ‘Part of the plan laid out by Chief] movement. Heading the dill at the| Junction wits any of the season's volles panied sal ‘Bhe importance of the Steinway tun- Wallace for keeping in constant touch| One Hundred and Twent; or allks, rously delightful walang ot tunnels Nels will be realized when it le under- With: elt seapenters out on-duty. to tho| Theatre will be “Chayeanc Dose” ten | elects are etaieed, thes Inet con It 1 but natural that Queens should | stood that they will give a four-minute i establishment of a telephone system con-| leading attraction at the Fifty-eighth|now be had in various widths of inser- come inte its own after this problem of |€onneotion between the Hunter's Point |f 9 Special Up Mudeon Trip « Meeting Girectly with every one of the| rev. Theatre qill be “The Cloak| tions and edgings, also allovers, in « trandlt tad been solved. The people section in Long island City and whe Ht & ED, Sunday, J Sth’. Qeores of public hack or taxicab stande| Models.” Of frst importance at the| Variety of new designs. foresaw it years ago, and they waged | DU8y Forty-second street terminals in y, June ¥: ‘Twenty-third Street Theatre wil To the frock I am showing « four. hi | Manhattan, The Long Inland ¢ ‘ tg be designated by the Mayor. The entre 1 de ing " & lon; jergetic Aight to get the grea! FE RS AT » Minute a complaint is made or ree and the Turner Twin inch Sutew lace banding ts applied as Guan actend ie Viver At or tetal abet Ot fe iwhece Cy hase nan 25 Ch hilo, 1% ee nee FALLS, : Theatre will be Lilian mar waist, tne, iene sah a te eet ‘817,000, 000, facturers to erect tho! antic plants |] Reem 310, Phone 3018 et tN ny ) and stories, Paul Dickey in “The Come.| sleeves, and the upper part of the Thousands of persons oe ie the s bed Ee Janda of the Queens side, | res it A, Be: Bal main office and make report. Many deci-| Bk." Yvette, violinist; John and Win. | === === | okirt, In the watet and ekirt the @rese| CORsested city are now seeking homes ey can a mete iti, dene trom | nie Henning, the “Kill Kare Kouple;"| vious decline, the rise in price cannot | Material is cut from under it while on| rope that bridge in Queens. They Boted lh gp Fodnoyfagal quick | Newhoft and Phelps, the Marvellous) be called remarkable. Furthermore, it |e sleeves this is unnecessary, ag it 18] have learned that the big city, with ite paiement of grievances between driver | “ells, and the Nine Crasy Kids, should be remembered that the few| SPPlled on che edge of the Grop-shoul-| paved streets of granite and its close Qa passenger. Mayor Gaynor 1s nof ‘The bill at the American Theatre will| previeus rallies which have taken place | 4er Une. A three-inch width of lace| pack yards, is not the most pleasant @agaged, with the assistance of Chief | 2oi"T de Ranf, Beatrice, the Ri-| during the course of the long decline reseed hsp from under the pu 8 &| piace for living, Even its patks, which ‘Wallace, in deciding on the location of | *™%! Trio, Ross ang Ashton, the Eng-| never obtained ignificance greater | ‘alnty ruffie, while from the puffing in visited enly oocgplonally, do not lish Pony Ballet, frving Gossler, i the akirt a five-nch edging as a| cn be Public etande all over the city. There] sonn T. Kelly and compan er” end] than that HA ep roiey 4 as to the |208nt ruffle gives a peplum ef-| Give the needed relief, The man of to be no Foon piivave otands under PARKS AND BEACHES. 4 the ‘al t han | feet means, with whom money is but @ sec- | Railroad from the station in Manhattan er ing le ro mi rr cree Hee gon with| At the New Brighton Theatre, Bright- | been reduced, the conclusive test on this ‘The deep equare yoke formed by the | ondary consideration to comfort, can af-|at Thirty-third otreet. Serene re to inside edges of the pufings on the! ford his city home and hie estate in on Beach, will be Sam and Kitty Mor- | Plont will met egme yntil there has been ie - y fapon any of the public stands in the city| 0" !n “Back to Where They Startei,” |@/reaction frem the rally, which should — te finished Layer foe. es the country, an@ many of the wealthy dbo take fares. This system will| PAu! Morton and Naom! Glass in “My | come at any time as a matter of course, | 0 with soy prey Sy Suher white ae |men of Manhatten have taken advan- ‘Aloo be @ source of added revenue to] -@*Y of the Bungalow,” Pauline the| If the sentiment of the public has bsandiaead to used | tase of the opportunities offered im hypnotist, Edwin Stevens and Tina| changed decidedly for the better, there | Core. The same embroidery fy the elty and more than compensate for] Muranatt in “Phe Course of Tree bone to define the deep hem line om the| Queens. Whe additional money outlay necessary | skirt, With @ wide crush girdle of] WAQE-EARNER@ CAN ENJOY conditions of the new Jaw may #2 save them time 5 Large industrial concerns @e buying sites in Queens every week. Home Gites Ri ” fegidhe strict enforcement of the new) Geeriie inte and Laure oil scape dy eran deny ome harmonising ae sae om er] HOMES LIKE THE WEALTHY. to the testerten and transit we, Henderson's Muste Hall, Coney Island, satin, the whole most! while to the wage-carner and to the i ae rap : Fhe Board of Aldermen will act on) wit nave Amelia Stone and Armand pleasing, and becoming to @il but 88/ average man two homes are not poesl- nd City and a large part uf 4 : . the request of Chief Wallace at the reg-| 14, ¥y sy ‘Tee following lowest end let | extremely stout petwen. tele, the nearest approach for the man | Queens are not capable of meeting the c. mm howe Jom lar meeting next Tuesday. ehanges,| 2e may be made im white or so who wante to combine all the elements |°urrent demand for homes that comas —_—_———— lagher and Soe Fields in “The Batt! t pale color, whem the embroidery ta & single house within easy access of | ® Concentration from the increasing STEAMBOATS. a ee in rhe Botte of ont, | girdle may be of another harmonising mass of wage-earnere within the bor- | gee pee se sees ww nnn NEW PLAYGROUND SOON Bay Rum," Carl Henry and Nellte Fran- 4 e Sclor, For instance, while almost any| the centre of.the elty, surrounded by a | Mint i wowewarners Withil the HUDSON RIVER ** FOR UPPER EAST SIDE. |<, 1", 2uzt Nonsense.” Bobble Barry | te. Golor embroidery and sash would be| Dt of open ground, with plenty Of) n ccitres of Manhattan and Brook: + | and Amy Mortimer in “After the Race," free, whol air. In Queens pre- Pretty on @ White freck, on @ pale blue . jlyn. Nearly half of workers in ; ant eee, a one the sdded touch of color be] eminently 40 the Beeps ane ine oP” Long Island City make thelr homes in Plot in First Avenue Between Sixty- Tike eee Ce Caney jFiok oohre, raison color oF deap rose, | POrtunity. lien in eeeaibilities of the {Manhattan or Brooklyn on this account, teove Be 40 4s “seventh and Sixty-eighth Streets | “ser, . ‘rs sg wi Cee 8, io ® rose ok ee oe borough in this respect. end oe oe Baits aan oleae: neat Writ Po et » ny Frenoh crepe, fering the most pro je and attrac- r to Be Utilized. new vaudeville bill in the rustic theatre } i jgirdie would be charming, ao would Pi heig rice aS rene Se weet oteee tive field for home puliders and thal ‘he utilization of th ga trped pegresay etl aad enh t jem rich purple, rit pollen peoviation. Mervise movement will grow with remark, enue between Bix Beach will be Edison's Talking Plo- q a ase ual aystem will open 68 mijes | 80/6 momentum during the proxrese o Biaty-eignth streets for Hor-esound tare the Boren Marty Roheeibers ona H ANSWERS TO QUERIES. Of rapid transit tracks at a five-cent | TOP om the new transit lin dnccdaye and Frid = Purposes has been suggest iT Mack and Edwards in a comedy tare to residents of that borough. a eee ‘Meyor and has won his approval. The 1 14 | Dear Vechten Militor: of Queens will reap POLITICAL, land belongs to the city, having been ac- | amon, act Weston | + 1 would like to make an evening gown Forel a Fal ES DOUCLAS jre@ years ago for the erection of a pottieclearBe “di t of maine eream 8 lere7 pat Leer! ae 34 4 & 48S — NON-P A R c for the Board of + 2% | yards of 22-in 4 arected. $} |Mdvice. Am eighteen years of age and/ VO", street it will turn t For and weer ey BE i Rak AH 0.80 M. ) i cee eos i |S ad sake) fet", arat ei uy te a ADC Arca 0 kt] MASS MEETINGS ‘the Board of Education has never . t | Menke the walet with o mediem | ee eee vane a wits a ty Y Ag ‘agreed to turn it back to the city, but wie eetecned ee tke tne eens | thoroughfare laid out recently by the ao. 0.08 Aare A, tine it | Saturday Evening, June 14, 19% © WPresident Churchill of the Board favors ——- : i waffle atteches edge over Topographical Bureau. The Astoria ih bost_ ret od '. the pisy-sround plan and will obtain the| ‘The marke ttone both here and in the. snenidere and wired se a | Tine will extend from the Bridge to Beo- ~ COOPER UNION, | senpent of the Hoard to the transfer, | europe displayed increased strength line which wp im the contre | OM avenue and thence to the vicinity Hon. Henry Assemblyman Mark Greenberg, who pointe f North Beach jhe» urged tho playground, brought /#M4 indicated » radical change in epeou- fvomt let hang & euteway peplam | °! ies teabeay tamed toute: will exe n > featters to a focus when he suggested [lative conditions. | Barsien of Ss moe enanion. t90- hatoway tunnel route. a Ay met SOLOTHES CONGRESS Maat the Board of Education could get] Buying orders in thie market for for- +, peel a eipon pode pts and City through the Hunter's Ne Made to Orde: Atlantic and Vermont Avenues, spowonnion of 4 vecond Clty Plot nich | elm account with the exception of Lon- + iy] plak satin dow near the bottom of etlon by wey of Miy aves fe PARK opent ¥ draged a“ te. is s Be oe ne TH (Atty ithe ot*t|malained during the aru oour Can: | WILSON AT CHEVY CHASE, | ‘eating taney nator aniten sieun |commertion” wo be “ralatianed neat i y . with Fourth street w freseption hospital building, but was|adian Pacific advanced % points; Imer.-| piays Golf pevtieses. Temes ie eer. the | Railroad, this route will @! Long si tnever utilized, Metropolitan preferred opened at 52%, Fs — i f Ansemblyman Greenberg introduced |an advance of % rising to 55%, while bs jo 0 Join, Pigg so ye « ARMOR WRG, G1 eceniny egy ta fq bilt in the Legislature the common stock rose to 16%, and is| WABHINGTON, D. C., June 14.~Presi-| "Will’voa edvive me of « hs s ow tiinpeutse, J fling plot to the city, and tho way In| supposed to be | nprocess of accumu: | dent Wilaon set a. new golfing style to-| to segs ape ens nae craes aa shine a ‘ : $1.00 Fn Ok fee mow. glear for the laying out of an-| lation by Interests identified with the y y A Metropatiten. 1: A pen eves. Tether breathing spot for the children of| contro) of th ee day when he appeared in tmmaculate|@rege? Am thirty-two years of age, —————————— Jane upper east side. This will be done| rye peatne, OPO ne ccoterrea | Mnit@ duck penta, nicely creased fom; quite tall, ‘Thanking you, ills | 2 HELP WANTEO—MALe, (GOVERNOR WILLIAM SULZER: when the Board of Estimate grants au- |. | and att. The President felt the lure! Miss F. T. W | y HON, WILLIAM RANDOL @} |) f ont: acted, created @ bellef that the reeump: | Make the waist with an open = ak| HEARST ee ee tion of dividend payments ta now close | Of the anes soon aa he looked out! sagt portion to the belt line in Pure vestatie, mid and, eeate, | Maguate F Ie ee tas Bo sl | DA eeitimmines COLeY if mer Verona Out of Quarantine, | *t Nand. and saw & clear, cool day, and by 9.90 sons, filling in with folds of exeam | 1", “rei tad Mey ie Oe wile | : Set heme, iM. H. WADHA A In the last halt hour the whole tist | o'clock he f for the Chevy Chase| aes eu ite eurylies oressing ; ‘4 nh } je steamer Verona, detained at | moved up in a very active market and | Club for hia first try out on that course.| with fies lace plaitier which oot, | CURE ye ‘ re qs w et er, if pentine ie ieee errih irae closed with advances all around from | Dr. Cary Grayson accompanied him. | Manes around the soak. ee ee at (scaten Vane of Ap: | cA forees Cg, ey ot Gny army | les yesterday because + | 4 to 8% points, President the Chevy| vest with a ¢ ef the tiie he, ener eh fos eg ae _______. ____ As ia usual wi his favorite golfing continuing 18 dows the = lovee For. Intummmos ot ; Chine decorator end tor painting. in the stock int Wilson refused to STIPA ‘MITCHELL THE TAILOR ee LOaT, FOUND AND AEWA) : critics who object that the pace of the! accept an honorary membership in the o jog Internal. isoere . mt *thp disease showed nothing to Justily | recovery has been too rapid. ¢ sccommpiiabed by KOM BOSTON HELP WANTEO—PRMALE. Lagi att Are Tx ie Yonoel fonger, Sees wie ot aw ene Fee yak, MOT ST, AND BROADWAY EY SS sti ath ult Laer t z - ee —T ses onsen . = ie F bas ; ‘ aD aah is ies