The evening world. Newspaper, October 26, 1915, Page 12

A NN ep ee a (OOVESTS ARE WIDESPREAD. | WW of Megtried Reereners vor (ere Gormenr ont teow tore te Bee Tore ant So eed Ge oe. “OPENS WORKERS CLUB = ASO TO LOLS *'New Institution in Harlem! A Will Be “Second Home Members, to j She Says j | Mise Anne Morgen opened th ' or foe formance ahe may wear & low ovirit om pe babbror stone hous, the aome of ¢ homelinencas On the fret Goor are the omer cloak room and kitchen, The second fvor te devoted to a huge dance room, sary, But te cut frock would make ber as opoueus 48 8 man be at euch o place. are lounging and sitting roome for | men and women, The caretakers and manager of the club ocecupy the fourth floor, where there te aloo « | room for rehearsals. | At the formal opening inst night | mont of the 200 members were pres- Bometimes they come down to ankles, but never bei ankle length in the front violinist, and Hana lina, base, sang. Frank Damrosch is in charge of tho choir of the club. The organisation, which is the out- growth of ideas on which Miss Mor- gan has been working for nearly a year, is « sort of mutual amusement nization, She says she wants it & second home to its members, y amall annual dui There many advantages. Theatre ww concert tickets will be provi made for Hquare necks are very and dramatic, dancing On kasi deed eevee and mosic lessons wil be given. Dr Dances will be held every Saturday i concerts and lectures on ACLEAR COMPLEXION! :"=" rooms. On Thanksgiving Day there wil a dinner for the mombers. Ruddy Cheeks—@parkling Eyes| ,» Mr A. #immons will be in charge club. Most Women Can Have Log fires will add a touch of the picturesque to the spacio: Gaye Or. Edwards, 2 Well-Known Onlo Physician. e For all transmissions - = that DIXONS Graphite ( For Theeiectone, and Differentials Reduces friction to a minimum, stops hum- ming and grinding. DIXON’S: There's a wards for 17 yeare treated jen for liver and bowel all- ttt}e na fi i Graphite | bricant for Automobile] every part Lubricants | of your car. ir for the ‘Chart STATEN ISLAND NOTES. Port Richmond, will observe hall of the school. GO TO IT! | TO-DAY, AT 10 O’CLOCK There Will Be Sold tr Whatever They Will Bring At the Exchange Salesroom, 14 Vesey Street, 829 Lots, Broadway, 238th Street and vicinity, ’ including 47 lots on Spuyten Duyvil Parkway, 244th Street and vicinity, of the DASH ESTATE. This is probably the last sale 5 where you will be able to buy lots on or near Broadway at a Subway station for probably $800 or $1000 each, perhaps less If ever there was a chance (only 30% cash). to make a conservative investment, 7 TQ MAKE MONEY or to lay a foundation for the future, THIS IS IT. Sale will last until 11 o’Clock to-night. ( MSS AME MORGAN 'TWinat to Wear ewes women paaersene should be evening Balle and dances of * require iow owt @owne while & at the theatre 6 “first night on any other partictiariy emart per Greae, but It te not absolutely neon to & dance tn & bigh oun ie = business clothes inatend of « Gress eult would Not for « jong time have evening srode boon ab grove end do ee See Ses Os 6 Seer eee both the slender and the ull End 6 restaurant, On the third Roor| \% sm (he Mende ai ee ney are made of very attractive materials also, of taffeta, of net, of chiffon, li@htwetght @atine, failie, Uneel cloth and poult de aote brocaded with gold Skirts of evening frocks are @hort the ent, and the enthusiaam was general. bond pod ong pen gba od > or Mise Morgan's wan the only speech.| jittie train in the ba | Ide V, Enders, contralto; Max Jacobs, ‘ At Be Bd Evening are much fuller than those vyday frocks, as soft it look well falling in Popular, but the V-shaped neck Is also seen The decolietage ia cut much higher than was the case last year, and the b The Mothers’ Club of School No. 20, Presi, dents’ day to-morrow im the assembly EAL ESTATE AT AUCTION, | REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. | Presi EG A Re an RE for Brening. out FROCK LOE ALLE. © im fitted well up under the arm ‘The smart evening frocks shown in the photographs can be copied in either expensive or simple fabrica as desired. The charming blonde with arms extended to show the hang of her ekirt bas a plain yet most stylish and effective frock of white and gold. The simple bodice crosses in surplice effect in the front and ts cut away under the arms and in a low V at the decolletage to show folds of tulle forming a square neck. Tulle also is used for the @#hort sleeves, There is an underskirt of the plain white taffeta almost cov- ered by a long full tunte laid tn pleats at the waist line. This tunic is made of the new taffeta, brocaded with tinsel figures in gold. Both underakirt and tunic are edged with @ fancy braid-like trimming of white and gold. A velvet rose in deep shade of du Barry pink is worn at fi} the waist, The second frock of pale blue faille displays the sleeves cut in two sections that are one of the gea- son's novelties. The bodice of this dress is veiled with white chiffon and the lower portion of the sleeves is entirely of this material, The full skirt has a deep pointed yoke over the hips and is trimmed with a nar- row band of brown fur just below the knees. A most effective and stylish touch is given to this frock by the girdle of seal brown velvet ribbon fastened in front with a loop and a long end and adorned with two bunches of bright pink rose- buds, Goldwasser will speak on the pro- posed reforms in city schools, A_new laboratory has been installed J} in St. Vincent's Hospital, West New Brighton, by the Junior Auxiliary and is open for inspection. The Auxiliary , | has just elected Miss Gertrude Maloy, President; Miss Helena Milnes, Vice nt, and Miss Irene Riordan, Secretary and Treasurer, Mrs. B. F. Funk, after an absence of several weeks, has returned to her home in Westerleigh. ‘The annual euchre and reception of the Holy Name Society of St. Mary’ Church, Rosebank, will be held in Mary's Hall to-morrow evening. proceeds go into the building fund. The annual harvest home festival and tea at the home of the Mariners’ Family Asylum, Stapleton, will be held Thuraday afternoon. Visitors will be received by Mrs. William T. Denyse, Mins Jennie M. Francis, Mri . Pine, Mrs, Edward Cockey William Tompkins. ‘The West New Brighton’ W. C. T, Union will meet to-morrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. B. E. Elms, No, 177 Dongan Street. Arrangements are being made by the Ladies of the Rosary and Altar Boolety of the Church of the Sacred Heart, West New Brighton, for a euchre and reception at Columbia Hall on Nov, 17, SSE EREE PERUVIAN CHILDREN BARRED, Pair Ordered Deported, but Their Aunt Will Fight, Emilie Vergara, fifteen, and Norberta Condore, eight, the Peruvian boy and girl who arrived here Sunday on the Hiner St. Paul, expecting to live with the boy’s aunt, Mra, Juana V, de San- ders of No, 108 West Seventy-eighth Street, were ordered deported yester- day by the Special Board of Inquiry at fits island, ‘The action was tuken be- cause the children had wei companied by ‘parents or & iy was plentifully supplied with money sent to him in England by his unt, who wished the children to come here because she dreaded Zep} London, Both young attending school in Eng Mra. de Sanders probably will appeal to Washington to provent the deporte ov HAMBURG LINE LEASES PIER, On feat” Bieost ewes n Julius P, Meyer, a di ined that the campany ha ler from the city. ther get them out of ees up ou Br oak ne offi- ait) GARRICK |® our Dist | sons in detecting, e." ‘THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1 BRYAN BEGINS SIX-DAY te Bagh spun on Fun Dey oh Ohio Tow Urges End of Laguer Cantru: | ZANMFVIIAM, 0. Oct 9 -apper ing te the Lemeocree of (bie te the party of eon \ erie, Wiliam J Bryan merey sae ituctone! | | nt defeated shall be re od tor eis years, This, be de eared the liquor interests te mullify the te-| itiative and referendum and provide “immunity trom ferther attacks” wae designed and backed by Cheers ae evested tryen te New Wee Jusetion, __ THEATRES, mma i vf, Minis A inte your memory. chorus of praise ever so: ‘Alone at rae © to the Heed: N ceetn r phe ks ar passes the merely competent or pleasing or worthy stage car! N a becomes really exceptional.’ Burns Mantle—Evening Mail. eating (© ervtention the t aponchen | wteiek panama SHUBERT $400 gh ol We Seales the heights of melody with Masic that chisels itsel! ae Centomans by the Ote Podare- | ry ver AGN Ay pepe ESIA etching, sour stomach, ote. take © tow | epenntad of Mieureted Magneee after coco eed le the coum of eral every lenemediate retiel ot oll droggiote Hher powder or tablet | et coammcts dimer der CONCERTS AND MUSIC. € Hell, Seturde, Oct Be tte iat asereate? MSS MAN Gar DONAHUE Fret » 2 Mena Nee Gam, THEATRES. oreiwe Day, Tuesday, 100-mile Championship ied in New York. verybody with a above the ragtime or moon- Also spectacular exhibitions by famous airmen. Flying upside - down, loop - the - loop, and passenger-carrying flights. (oon | wn & 4m 4 1 TEN M ll be grate. MAT DATUN | Pred ful to fo the Shuberts Tor ‘Alone at f donc eee lle ed [As teacc aroun, \ } Tih Av, 126th MeKy » this Is the most artistic produc- fj oud DATLY ton the Messrs, Shubert ha’ made. It Is a rare pleasure to find a good thing wel I don’t mean to be slangy. operetta is finely sung mirably staged and the score Is by far the best Frans Lebar has ever done.” Charles Darnton—Evening World. CESATING out oth fis Gillelle sHeRtock Ho ies UM Wists furaat, & Been Das: ETHEL BARRYMORE [uis,""* OUR MRS, McCHES! After the fikrti Sie Fad FROLIC} a x ny sesh “eh vs sions 220. YOUNG AMERICA; go foots toms Cohan’s iicieweis Bat, ss Bey. Elsie Jas eee FULTON Wi TO-NIGHT ,"% SHERMAN WAS RIGHT A NEW Panes aE FRANK MANDEL. HARRIS” Wet 25. Sie ERM Bits cin oe REPUBLI ia We hn Ma COMMON CLAY pata BELASCO fi 83 Se THE BOOMERANG PD. W. aniFeiTHs gaaenc a sreorTAa eS. LOB me 42°, ; re ae ES 15: MONTGOMERY & STONE Smit LO! THEA, 51 Brggiel Mat Mat. 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