The evening world. Newspaper, January 11, 1918, Page 10

wees SECRETLY | WEDS OFFICER. East 77th Street, anch! Mra w West Stat treet, Annie ‘epley Recomes Mew oo BH, Whittemore, ¥ took piace an| Although the cerem Capt. Whittemdre Deo, 26, friends to-day learned »|uf the Due and D Stiee Teuth (Of Holatum ‘The first time of tho fp arriage of Mise R Nancy: batshinen; A. Copley, eighteen-yenr-olf daughter), 1. of Mra. M. Antoinette Copley of No. 69 many Church, Greenwich, man, once Ambaswador to Gor- ADAMS ¢ Pure Chewing Gum ¢ THE EVENING WORLD, FRID\\. to Capt. « t in the Congregational one wan fine] Jaughter of John @ “Don't Waste, |#ong the Hotel solves most thorow in epite and food, and ine! | ered in tho distrib things to keep a to add its surplin tion, Astoria in accordan there was plenty to g00d fellowship 1t @ gathering of the ers with most of th The hotel men » enough to take va all waste, and in t by all present. A) other hit when he time sentiment of don't knock.” ‘There were men O ONE who is con- templating the pur- chase of a player-piane and desires the accommodation of easy te-ms can afford to miss this opportunity These player-pianos are su- perb instruments of The Aeolian Company’s own manufacture. No other concern in the music industry but the Aeolian Com- pany—the argest manufacturers of musical instruments in the world —can build such instru- ments to sell at sucha price. In tone, in beauty of appearance, in sturdy durability and in simplic- ity and effectiveness of “player” action, they. are far superior to player-pianos sold elsewhere at much higher prices T ink what this offer means ees In MANHATTAN 29 West 42nd St. In BROOKLYN 11 Flatbush Ave of the shortage of of Food Administrator mtuation to be frightened at. City of New York they estoam bik Jn the hotel business and a lot w DINNER ° MEN HOOVERZED Don’t Knock,” Urge Speakers at Meatless, Wheatless S Feast. With wit and wine and mpeech and Association of City of New York enjoyed thom. the Ngbly last night, fuel identally gave a j Whole lot of arguments why the city | should not be the Inst to be conmid- ution of the real clty ike this golig energy to tho na It was a meatless and whentloss banquet they served at the Waldort- nee with the ideas Hoover, but and plenty of the feast. It was old time banquet- 6 old Umere there eo nothing in the The re of itself under all conditions. The keynote of Pros. ‘dent Green's addseas was to cul out his he was backed nd he scored an- breathed the old, “whatever you do, | thera who are stil! Special Offer for Tomorrow Only AEOLIAN PLAYER-PIAN Price $425 HANDSOME MAHOGANY MUSIC CABINI’% Price $15 and $10 Worth of Music Roi's Costing in all $450 will be sold tomorrow only on a special con-} tract calling for a small sum down and monthly payments of but “12 —to be able to buy the largest and most rel music-house in the world pay for it at the rate of Only $3.00 a week Come to Aeolian Hall tomor- ! row and see these splendic struments; mahogany music - roll cat that goes with it, and the enor- mous list of music from w you can select the $10 worth of | rolls. Come prepared to s your player-piano from the stock here exhibited and insure happy, musical evenings for yourself and family for winter and countless winte come. —= THE AEOLIAN COMPANY |} In THE BRONX 367 East 149th St In NE 895 Broa finest player- piano in the world at its price, from see the handsome great ti iable 1 in binet hich elect thus this rs to WARK ad Street |. Y. HOTEL MEN'S CHIEF | the clamy se the exportation business MARING “DON'T BNOCK | ee tea uit ve bay bath SPRECH AT BANQUET) wat tnete was vc be if at there was w be aad in the way oa RR |of importation. In his notel expert. ence Mr. Nobles used to advise people ‘ ow to spend mcney, Now he vising then stock is a0- how to make money Nobles endeavored in vain to aasure him that no such woman exer ex- isted. McCiaskey left the Breslin | very indignant and Nobies never saw him again until last night, when he | appeared as the sweet singer of the evening under ‘te nome of Benry | | ae the hotel and inquired for the | | | newed their old liquid acquaintances. | NEW HEAD OF ALIMONY HOTEL SHARES IN FEAST. | One of the guests of the evening was Sheriff David H, Knott, Ho suo- ed Sheriff Al Smith at the be- |rinning of the year and added the | Hotel Alimony, otherwise known as | Ludlow Street Jail, to bis etring of totela In Manhattan. Since the in- duction of the new sheriff into the Lotel management of the Ludlow Street Inatitution, there has boen 4 decided increase in the number of guests, Ten new inmates have regis- tered since he took hold, knowing it | was a cinch that the proprietor of the Judson, Holly, Barle, Berkley, St. An- drews and La Marquis would see that they bad plenty of fuel and food. Simeon Ford, the Chauncey Depew of hotel men, who has been silent for four years, emerged from hia seques- tration to attend the banquet and to assure Sheriff Knott he was the only Democrat for whom he had voted Simeon didn’t even blush whe. Sen Walker of Grownwich atnoapners | |he c Senator ts only a millionaire. uld be a hotel man, THOS, D. GREEsT- PRESIOENT = M NOY. CITY HOTEL ME Tiorney, Treasurer of the Association and proprietor of t N'S ASSOCIATION tel Arlington, Binghamton, ——___—____—____.! lis feelings Very materially when he Invited him to the railless bar and } 2d-him into good fellowship with pmarine cocktail have eraduated from the caravanse: « of the Metropolis to other songer Aa Bowniet lead ofthe Debaet pastimes bringing In more money.| ment of Hetels under the Federa: Among those present were Burton F.| Food Adm istrator, and inidentally White of the Hossert Hotel of Brook. | owner of, the Hotel Biltmore, the new ce eputy (coming Commodore and sevsral other lyn, who hna Just been made Deputy | hotoigs proved his. di ten Toward Fuel Administrator, with the botela| conomy by giving away all his es h’s paramount conaideration, | wine tickets. Cowmodore Geo ge W ORIGINATOR OF THE RUBBER.) tr mror "the ‘Commodore when tt la eat ld UE Mset ies ¢| completed, and who Is now adding e “es was D bles, of fong time xeperionce in the hotels of clegance to the Ansonia and Ho- New York, who has worked in every tel Kimball of Springfield Mase., un- éer the tutelege of Mr, Bowman, was endeavor where thero was money to be made, The hotels lost a won- there In all bis variety. derful auxiliary when Double © DON'T WASTE, DON’T KNOCK, IS | ‘The Count de Cazanove, representa- tive of the century old house of his name, wan there with a very lively party, and was very happy tn dis- puting much of the wine of the “hauteau de'Avize, in the centre of the Champagne District, which was | supposed to be gutted by the Ger- Nobles emerged into the export busi- He exported as long as there and when put ness. was anything to export the United States Government he declared, had barely penetraced the soll of the estate of his ancestors p) | did reach even the outer surface of the wonderful covering. In his address, President “Tom” | Green of the Woodward Hotel sald mans. The Count laughed tn his re. The wine, he sald, was bur'od be- “A part of the public whove patri- POSLAM HEALS cital of the attack of the Boches, who | neath 150 feet of chalk and they never otism extends only up as far as their JANUARY 11, 1918, Don't knock t at Symphony Concert; || Dr. Muck as a Soloist By Sylvester Rawling. LAUDIA MUZIO was the sololst C | Burr, In the interim Mr, Burr bas chestra at Carnegie Hall yess} been singinp and sang again last terday afternoon. Dressed to look} night, aftor which he and Nobws ra- lke the lately deposed Caarina of Russia ast all white carrying a “swagger” stick of ebony with a silver top, she made a stun- ning picture. Diva” from Bollini's the “Depuls Ie Jour” from Charpen- “Loutse.” her selections to demonstrate to tne directors of the Metropolitan Opera Company that she is a coloratura well as a Muzio has a lovely voice, but it may not be said shows It to the Charpentier aria she sang with fine appeal, Miss Muzio is an artist. Walter Damrosch seldom offers a tler’s WAR TIME ADVICE. 10 What ts it worth to you to be en- | Pocketnooks are athe the war as tirely rid of that distressing skin! sions in the wares we have to sll trouble? To drive away those! particularly In our restaurants. They | Pimples? To have a fair, clear skin didn’t criticize the shoe mau for bis agains to secure permanent relief! increase because It seemed ‘ally un. from that aggravating, itching | derstood thay the cost of marertal and Eczema? labor had tnereased. Of course our, It should be worth the very little | raw material has rem, nalned in price trouble merely to obtain and try| stationary. It has? Well, if you Poslam. 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Nothing ere nae ty Boston Sym- worthy of Watter loved the plang part viverte. grass veotra, And he Nd Major Hig= ws an object lew= utling out the nist? More likely Mr. Nobles ta the man whe first ins ih or our Allies, sus | made ahoyher number, It he cubbe “Be sure that you do all that you| a es of the Soclety of th troduced the woman with the rubber He aure that you do ail that» f Music. We Neave heard them berare Anacreonig? gown in the Breslin Hotel. As chief help indirectly by eriticlal nd they were worth heating agalr ' mm Ravei'a clark of that hostelry he sent out a acts of your Govern | 1 : who is Swiss, has both | pajtet, Way ‘ unfamiliar lat ul ex. , “Whatever you do or don't do, don't nt and facility asa composor, He| put full of a ll as up-to- avery Uh & woman hus been “= k.” Jis now of the faculty of the Mannes| qq reh nd Beethoven's pelled from the hotel because ale John | Set He Was present, ond Mr | appeared tn the dining room attired Hotel,| Damroxeh diverted the applause t ‘ lin a gown of ruber, which empha- | him: ume Webor'a “Der ip of t n | ine uties © a eae n- | entrance aived all the beauties of & feminine vinding "alk on the couservation of «the EUG atom: (Ht symphony, figure. The atory went all over the food, which he declared was one of which might have caused a mishap, United States and six montha later the essentials of winning the war. but didn't. 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