The evening world. Newspaper, September 24, 1921, Page 9

Two Visitors Find New York a Us “Last time 1 was ners, See [The Evening World's : YOU SHOULD W | {Kiddie Klub Korner| HAT AR samas Comlucted by Eloenor dohoeee WHEN AND WHERE E Changed Place, One Laying te Me Gwh Nol, Snr s ‘ittere f Conducted by Eleanor Schorer | : ' : ‘0 Progress an her ent. You don’t see the same amile MY DEAR:—You Will Need a Smart Blouse With Your Suit feo ares and the Otero ne ten of the pape th KIDDIE KLUB COUNTRY FUND BENEFIT MATINEE, || Wednesday, Oct. 5, at 3 o’Clock, TT sald att rines sat 18 —— are sour-faced, and the business .; By Roger Batchelder. men look too serious for the pro- motion of good business.” “This is a new city,” asserted Her- Laie nan William Tinne of Lfverpool, who ant COLLECTORS—ATTENTION! visited New York fifty years ago and — phougi Petrograd, under the rule of irrived at the Commodore yesterdays the Bolsheviki, may be lack ng In the tumn will soon be here, when , “Hansel and Gretel ”» our thoughts will perforce be i > turned to a change of attire. But Will Be Sung by San Carlo Grand Opera Company wise women anticipate their nee ‘ for the ay time ante eel Lashed ordinary comforts of life, any one (Miss Dora de Phillipe in the principal role) and plan sultable outfits ahead of trip. He ts on a alght-seelng to' with a penchant for antique furniture time, You who are lucky enough to , « word, and has already visited and objects of art is missing a rare At the Manhattan Opera House be free from responsibility of mov 7 Egypt, Ceylon, the Straits Settlements, opportunity over there, according te uy ing, with all the troubles and anxlety ‘ China and Japan, Capt. W. B. Estes, an American re- “The change that has taken place cently released from Russia, who has 1 y pertaining to it, surely have no rea- 34th Stree , pas Sth Avenue. Lak TSE BRalbotitie MIKA a AMERPLAEE , > ; is dumfounding,” he went on to-day. arrived at the Majestc. A hundred A Children Ss Ballet, Muttee vas our (il ative, ‘This is ae 21 had been in New York before and doliars is worth about 5,000,000 rubles th > » four sea- thought that I would be able to re- in Petrograd, he said, and for that ARRANGED BY MB. ALBERTERI, ini ante wiploy ad. Uieteiora ‘the Fitsit some of We sotdes of tay IAB atm one could buy « sbiplodd 60 iz A FEATURE OF THE ENTERTAINMENT. most critical, for fashions are laanched ‘ i i trip, And this is what happened. I uable furnishings and decorations at this time which form a precedent i <) { =: started out from the hotel to have which have been removed from pal-, tor those of the next six months, The E inother look at the big reservoir on aces and mansions of the old regims. atmosphere is one of smartness and aT Se . Ry : the corner of 42d Street and Fifth Of course, the prospective purchasor Jash, and to try to wear last spring's ti s s f , Avenue. In tts place was the Public would have to spend a few months tp wgs ia not very successful, although i 1 Library. ‘Then L went up Fifth Ave- prison while hs credentials were be- « chic hat of course helps greatly, if ‘ tue, looking for the old Windsor Hotel ing traced, and then devote a few conomy is necessary. But most wom- which I visited before. That, too, was months more to Russian oratory in en spend sooner or later for autumn gone, and along the Avenue I found order to free his property from red ipparel, and it is splendid to plan at that stores had taken the places of the tape and get It aboard the ship. Bug, he beginning a harmonious costume, brownstone residences. Another favor- that’s all a part of the normal routine nclusive of every detail, and then dis- ite place of mine was the Fifth Ave- n Russia now, says the Captain. TICKETS NOW ON SALE AT MANHATTAN OPERA HOUSE BOX OFFICE. Prices range from 50:cen's to $2. The object of the Kiddie Klub Country Fund is to take needy Kiddie Klub children into the country next summer. Help Boost This Fund. Buy Your Seats To-Day. The Story of Hansel and (—— p>oupyw, Gretel. TRYOUT aaa miss the subject of one’s wardrobe for nue Hotel, down at 28d Street, but I wiyy TABLECLOTHS WEAR OUT. A Fairytale Opera in Three Acts. of Kiddie Klub a while, to the enjoyment of other could find no signs of It. “The shortness of the supply of pend long ago that there: were pursuits. “Ag a last chance, I took a tax! fish tinen, the finest in the world, Matt gicued witehens wad goed Dancers, Some of my readers have inquired co uahiea Dia OkOes downtown and looked for the Astor hay caused the housewives to deory House, where they had the circular the cotton stbstitutes which have lunch counter, and where the Dig men seen forced upon them,” asserted R. shout blouses, which reveals. their To-Day nterest in suits, and for some the ult is indeed an ever faithful friend. fairies in the great forests, whi & broom-maker named Peter and his wife, Gertrude, ved in a little hut Saturday, Sept. 24, tt is the most practical garment ou of’ New York used to congregate at w. Charlesson of Belfast, who Is at rete ’ p women ever wore, and if suitabl i very close to the Black est, Peter 10 A. M louses are worn with it ita anes noontime, That, too, was gone, and I the Pennsylvania. we end Gertrude had two children, Han- sekeds i pable of many fons. eulized that 1 was in a strange city, “Competition has brought the price sel, a good boy at heart but one w at the studio of wih one o Bey i are pl eG where everything is new, where the of linens so low that the Irish farm- . ching, as z f eye to achieving a custumi o . “i . Sel ea del ata Mr. Luigi Alberteri, effect to the suit when the jacket is Ie ornate eee Gran neye Coheed See Cee hie sister, a pretty, sw , removed, To carry out the com- The trip downtown in a taxi caused there are not now sufficient quantities Mr. Tinne to remark that riding In a to support the industry. The factor- tuxl to look up the old places ts ruin- tes in Ireland are running only halt~ ous to the pocketbook. time now, Should they start to work 9 East 59th Street. ponent parts of the skirt, or least who loved her brother. pore ' Strongly suggest it in color and de. yery poor. sign, is the aim of the fastidious One day their father and seen JUNE CONTEST AWARD WINNER Woman, Practical blouses are made were away. The two children h Piftean Year (Ota of satin, duvetyn, velvet and crepe fascinating to make. A band of at 8 6 the usual number of hours they would legen told to work; Hansel was to do chine, while dressy ones sponsor made of taffeta cording was the sole WwW YO “AS OTHERS SEE US.” have to shut down in five months.” .jRake some brooms and Gretel was to trices ak eee disthhetive trimming on the K ‘New York is not the same place * 8 Akin iting some akeck brocade ee eee $0 Fae ermal amore Ui Mie Sag. they grew hungry and tired or baabeat deat of Another delightful frock that at- days of Prohibition,” remarked ¢ "New Yorker for a Day oF Hansel bexged Grete] to teach him assed e 01 * tracted my attention by its ele of chiffon, instead of being emt sleeve fubrié we vred, are elaborated with inserts and sleeves of ¢: applications of contrasting or har- heavy tonizing colored chiffon, with silver tiny turq Col, Harold E. Cloke, U. S. A, Two” who is farthest from home to- who Is at the Astor after an ab- day ts J. Malengreau, who is at the, sence of two years in the Canal Pennsylvania His home town, Buen IU new models appearing in the Ue misses will no longer appear in) Zone, where he has been stationed — Ayres, is over 8,000 miles from a * %®BY EMILIE HOFFMAN - srlaht, 1921, by the Press Publishing Co. (The New York Evening World.) of gray crepe, wit mbroidered with amid whicli se beads were set ‘ fe dance, and she consented, Hansel Fy n chiffon is a delicate task, however, other caprice of the mode to tell you fur season ahead of us and jicity “exemplified in. the present again ‘A Country ak tad Would Like to and the blouse design I am offering aoout. It was a bag of metal clot quite naturally this has created @ modes and It is a relief to get away 5 ce { ey are dizzy Z . nere while employing this form of I sa richly embossed with vari- hea jemand for the fur fabrics. from the claborate overdone effects of Bs hie vhs hier copes Drawn vy Helen Gunderson, New@trimming does it in straight lines colored and kinds of velvet flow Weve eS age . ttained a superior the past few seasons. Most of th when suddenly their mothe Vice ork City. {he main blouse portion may be of massed about its base. ‘The effect / Nese Seeds have atta re ent on very simple lines home. She is angry with them be- ——« epe de chine or chiffon in gray, tan Was indecd elegant, and one with deft imitation and it really requires close nd mostly on the hand-em- cause they have not done the Work sepTEMBER DRAWING CONTEST.$°" Dive, when copper color chiffon fingers atience could make it, scrutiny to distinguish them from the rsmartness. Party dresses! ! Vailikey-srere:told: 18 has anger er he effective, thy embroiiery whlch in importance, th the jug. of wt i pe effective, The embrolde cl t aieaath 0 ; | abéfdently upsets the jy milks given the ten Kiddie Klub@peads the chiffon portions and sur- ¢ for instance, being very and even the serv! serges for’ Now there !s no supper for the nembers, aged from six to fit-Qrounds the neck inay Introduce a conspicuous. An adorable bandeau Would make a beautiful coat at a school wear All hand embroidered, children. teen inclusive, who send in the best My Ai Golan dl ae ght blue, with Sena rhs 1g eae mile with moderate price, The broadtail Imita- phe lone Wa < oes muchos . s the chile ; ‘i aS steel beads intermii try jocks arranged quite plain tion is excellent and the leopard fab- evidence ein tan duvetyn has pip- The mother sends the child of Billy | Brighte, the?” "The model showing this blouse is Was of heavy gold wire, from which on i excellent and the leop ings in blue, and flowers in the sic fresh strawberries and tells the 4 squirrel hero of the “Woodland wearing one of the new kautair chains hung clusters of coral velvet, peagen MC ise auite ‘perfect. ‘Theso fabrics shite are embroidered on the vest andy JUMP Of 241 Cents a Dozen In box of 38 and retail at from 18 to x sories for evening val fur, There 1s a seai fabric at weil as the awards of $1 each will be : PEIREL tw a yard that looks very real and “uvetyns, Polret t drawin| to come back their Wonder Tales.” na a simple black ‘d enriched over ar, while small jeaves @lso come In bandings. One salesman nels P| ts in the short, Syoe . fo, gcbrn sath e Rene phew ally s tures must not be out out Nith a Jewel sl de, while a large nov sprayed rd the front and back, prediets he will sell every yard of the Kirt. , walsted model in Eggs, for Pure Whites, Big: Casaba melons are a dlsappoing: } i city pkique drops from. itito adda 4 pre adornment was worn enormous si ni brio vrown v has a la work trim- st Me ji va 5 ; Y aut Uke all magazines; they must brQnishing touch to the bloud®. by a falr-halred “matron, hens a x hae Wied Soar aaetanciiae ming in red ribbon that is decidedly, gest Market Feature. meet tle year, sonal ee one Ione ; f children dea awing: Have you seen the newest bracelets, sepphire blue velvet ribbon on which O'dered and he Is o Rigid At effective. retail grocer who has handi is ) oe . 5 vhich come in triplets and are of dif- was mounted a wreath of delicate the eall will be for the heavy woolly — fruit for many seasons, He says thal j Sethi, rt r them t t n: send in’ more thane vrent, color oe io ning matron hand-made ribon rose and a He Jur fabrics on the order of lamb wool. Pinking Is a revived embellishment Same ee Rava ae the average ‘nielon lacks diating , no’ ‘or them to ea on ned 2 plack U e me-nots, Fans 3 4 Ge * iG +p cents a doze! ri In the forest lives a very wick ADDRPSS and. MnrDE awe woreench a AVI, ihe i Tent the cea wu reas fs never Wool materials with bandings of fur that ts frequently seen In children’sg ') ape * ih eee ne os See tive flavor, tasting more like a c MIICATE NUMBER on the 3 and already they sr: 1- frocks, Sometimes merely the pelt isf?? ‘only. exe Wits ORNs: every mea fabrics are new. A navy blue broa ndings of gray cara- pinked, A popular trimming is in the Witch who eats a chid Haneel and Gretel do not kn: n blue, one in Chinese red and the a ttention in’ the er in green, which gave an inter- r individ ‘esting color note to her costum ot cumber than a Casaba. The perisi® able quality of the frult causes thet which housewives may still buy in prices to remain extreme. The rea each one and send to Cousin New. York Evening World shops and does not affect the brown egg, ity. One in cloth has three he ' t 1" Bh OP. As shaped jike a fabric sells 0.50 a yard. form of motifs, often a large flower, of aw in their search for the 6 Klub, No. 63 Row, NewQ” Lattice work trimming is an exc Oh whieh hte we co ere Lo Atak Se tala Sti ‘duvetyn applied on dary? tee chain stores for 60 to 70 cents a taller says that four out of ever perries they travel deeper and deeper y lent method of elaboration for the biue Is were attached ove The fur fabries are much used 48 Pany eq, Sometimes these appliques areg dozen, dozen Casabas spoil or soften eo that’ Jato the dense woodla woman who constructs certain of her surface to splash about as tho’, cls and vests on gowns. A suit of navy [ATHUE COMeEN instante. cioles oF eee they are not salable, Casabas are! HOW TO JOIN THE KLUB *own frocks to use, as it is simple and wav , 3 Feuanan uoted at $1.75 to $2 a crate and ari 4 What will happen to the little PRAHA a et cashmere duvetyn a vest and brown and pink with pinked edges areg’ ‘Tho best grades of extra frewh Balilag +0 tr Oa arenes a wanderers? Do you think the Witch aan Wik ca choker collar in mole a * ae é 1 nee ioe ee € Meee apne gathered eggs were selling in the of $0.50 a dozen. The consumer pays ) ' them? > tut out oat of beige yurs de laine has the 10%e "Or ‘a ¢ olesale rl F 75 ce each fo Hg will catch them and eat ther 3 cut Out, ais of coat of 2 ue le re as Te Linked diaks Ina navy sergo ia another wholesale market at 59 to 52 cents a & Ae a ne r these, acvord- The second instalment of the story extremely wide siveves deeply border- Pot dozen, Some fgancy grades were '"6 to size and condition, 3 ef Hansel and Grete! will appear in ed with mole fabric fur and a novel quoted as high as 80 cents. Re- Green peppers are the most attrac- tall prices on extras varied accord- tive yegetable on the retail markets, ingly, some retailers asking 65 and 70 the quailty being excellent in mosg oe aiendy collar of the same, The caracal imi- While the adoption of knickers is a tations are good and combine nicely matter of discussion among women, the Kiddie Kiub Ko next. Be sure to reid it and then be gure to come to the Kiddie Kiub re, seare datas ‘ with the new fabrics, A jacket ln children are contentedly romping Ingcenta for thelr bést grades, while cases and the prices ranging trom ¢ Country Fund Benefit. Matince and f wins gher amy kiut Gpvese imaabenm's § 9 9 ? ; : soarlet cheviot Is effectively set off LY comfortable play garments consisting Qothers were quoted as high as 90 cents for 10 to 6 fur 10 cents, These are lea Ge San $s rand cuffs of black caracal fab- of a neat blouse with bloomers but-Qin the uptown retail stores. Seconds wholesal hear it sung and ac COUPON 843. al deen FR At the: batt f bl ee wholesaling at $1 a bushel. Chicory, Bee. onan company a deop Crill at the bottom of bloomers) were gelling at 28 to 29 cents in the whith is supplanting the romalne let- i 2a z val? | SAGDMERE colored ribbon ila ta@Wholesale market and 48 to 50 cents tuce somewhat on the markets, an The new dress and blouse models front of the blouse. Nov being ofered whalenale ai Se conte we i ~ o% ae Indicate that the long sleeve has been that delight the little girites adorn the§to the consumer. Under grades were qozin ‘heads and sling to the cond accopted and it may be cither very Sides, and the edges of the collar and§ quoted as low as 16 cents and'retatled sumer at two heads (ur 15 cents, This ‘ ve at the wnat or tight fitting CUMS ate finished off with brikht col-Sat 36 to 40 cents. is Long Island grown and of very. ’ ¢ \ wide at the ig ored hand embroide good quality. Radishes were offered ; ; throughout its length <— 2 Fancy lots of creamery butter sold @t $1 to $2 for 100 bunches and were at Jumper dresses for women are) || 45 cents on tho wholesale market, S°!/9s retall at three for 10 cents ang, in corduroy and can be had at $469,905 0 rkets 6 cents a bunch. demand for a new style hair ornament, wally diatinetive model in-vel gach shows a slight tendency i Beautiful fo the shops are displaying handsome “nd a really datinctive model in vel-§ iwara lower yitees, due to heavy _ Ripe tomatoes were offered in thi bandeaux in white metal or composi- 3s és tas “AOWINS) cu ocliew/of seconds, The fancy grade West Washington market at $1 per Thrills in One-Second Flashes The Bull as Chief Contributor. Not Even a Dog Can Eccape ‘A bull flght for the benefit of the the Rent Collector. i ase The bobbed hair fad has created a \ ) Red Cross is to tw held Monday in Beenie fees a tion, with from one to five bands of gleeyes and a smaller V yest In canton hs _ Madrid, with Ieading toreadors and é Sonata if nes of a: Coat flashing gems. These jewelled bands sof contrasting color, Bither of9 retalla at centa per pound. The 20-auart box and were of excellent two amateurs participating, and onn.. seized a prize winning Alre- have a small comb ut the ends to cocks could be transformed into$grades just under finest sold at 49 duality. ‘The tomatoes were quoted dale owned by Major Philip B, Queen Victoria a guest keep the bair in place. A neat one 4 ; active dresses by the addition of}cents and retatied at esh retail at 10 to 15 cents a pound. Green i Fleming in an action agninst the Of Squirre] 22, ban’ Sith imitation amethyst on embroidery or a bended design. THY cea mor, Dr rate og ean tomatues were offered by the Lom F 1 atter on a rent claim of $175. sapphi gs is $4.76, while an new appliqued motifs would also makeg’e2mery butter, grading 90 per Isiand growers ut the same price ‘ant i A Wedding or a Funeral. — ‘ ‘ ‘ ; u, in white metal an effective trimming. cent, was offered on the market at were retailing at a little higher price, : 1 omaa) i Cutting His False Teeth, with sparkling brilliants is marked ~-—- 36 and 43 cents, but found Ittle de- the usual quotation being 15 to 1? Th ff e Words of tove falling, TH j | $15.98. Rraids of all kinds are seen in pro-Sinand, Renovated butter gold in cents. i Christ of Chicazo took his os Tataska was awakened in - fusion on the new fall models. Her- al es E marie f heart for a ride in ee if by something he swel- Printed I Children's fashions are again enter- cules bratd ix very popular, So is theg®*veral chain grocery stores at 44 xfarrow squash is selling to the . showed her a newly duis rave und lowed and found It was his false N- ing 4 lithe reaim of their very own soutache, and anything in fancy bralds§cents retatl was quoted In the whole- wholesaler at $1 « babral an the eauee told her it was hers if si a aE teeth, which were choking him to . and in anoth 4ason or two our lit- is fashionable. sale district at 28 to 32 cents, ket and is sold to the retall trade at \ esking an annulment geon got Ciem out, ‘Tatasca will eo et wholesato prices of fancy $25 a RN ie i r 4 Peniove them lineation Gn setting . fruits remain firm despite generous Sch for the squash. Caulifowel, i ? ncalD: are nantes ; ~ wholesales to 0) Before and After. Yoile and 70,000 IN N. Y. COLLEGES MAKE receipts, “There were 31 care) of apy Tere rate gad fe veaeld te the Pore {2% Before ne married her. her din« A Leg on the Dog. . ples, al cars of Colorado musk- grocer at $450 for a crate of twelve Y wera were world A patient's arm wae saved in a Pussy Willow ) Brecklin told a Bridgeyort Jule Paris hospital by in: ga > | but since then he hasn't had a tion of nerve taken from a dog's leg { decent meal, 60 he wouldn't and the surgeons are confident of ons, 6 cars of Colorado ostrich egg heads, The consumer pays 35 cente a ¢ T / A | A I melons, 6 cara of pears, Lear of Casaba head for cavliflower, Spinach is of-, © Pametons and 1 car of grapes received [Fed at $1 to $2 wholesale for a barrel rate and retalis for 12 cents @ at one pier yesterday, with supplies pound. Carrots are offered at $1.50 att eee cae or Satin. port her. He was orde vd using nerves from other animals as The Evening World Arranges to Carry News |$reportes trom other depots. Apples to $2 per 100 ounches in choice qual- ' her $5 a week and he successfully, N t h are selling at to $9 a barrel and ‘ty and are sold at retail for three? ( fae AE aBFOEs Lat Boseacin Confirm Tk ote the of Important Events in This Large $1.25 to $3.25 a basket wholesale, They DUACHES for 15 cents, } | ; r et Boccaccio Confirm It. y : Are retailing at 6 to 10 cents each for er ‘ man Engine. P % . ting u Rutabaga turnips are selling @ my) | ABs 8 What arthacolonlata, axscrt ive ockets Academic Community. fancy eating, and 8 to 6 pounds for $1.95 to $1.78 per 400 buashen ectert NE alarm a aden the ones Boccaccio have been . New York City, with thirteen Important ¢ iniver for % cents for the cooking apples. offered to the consumer at 4 cents a vention that he clalm 3 und in the Villa Palmier!, neac 8 the educational centre he United States. The law schools, erogety, nd. Exgplant Is quoted at $1 way engine automatically Florence, Italy, dwned by Janes W the educational re of the U P i Concord grapes ate selling for $1.10 2° . and, the regulator, blows the whi and Lllaworth of New’ York, ck Medical solide, Fousherw! cnile and other departments repre- tol$1s0 wladepaund baakes and recall 92% barrels ne eel retail toe 15 and. applies the brakes, thu musinr tt eer Se lining sented ure among the finest and most important in the world at $1.80 to & Mrpound basket, fo nie wan Pet One® FOIAls Os Sem an absolute preventive of olisians py Parsee Ss 8 clentific experiments and original work in the fine arte [9Belgian Colmars are now on the mar 7 cents @ head. Code rane sok fhe Bartels used to of the upon which the 8,000 instructors and professors are involved ta of ket, wholesaling at 50 and S6centa and phe best Long Island potatoes are. pe there, Adding 4uaf tha Portiene as great importance to the general public as to the immediate asso- es ma Of Tn gente BAN FSe bringing 25 cents for six pounds ret 34 Years at Sea on Land. now only “make a pretense of §$} Coat clates and colleagues of those engaged in research. en None gio a bastey, Aree tail, Other grades are selling at five suivant ‘wlo laughing.” The activities of the 70,000 students, at times unique but always NA be pounds for 17 cents afid lower. The eae gaventy-nine, In Buston — Interesting, have a close connection with the life of the Nation, ‘There [SS°CKeI* At # fo $12, Retail prices are whotesale price for the better, sradem fired “ate Both Bad. 5 w 10 cents each. 1s $4.50 to §5 for 180-pound sack, are not 100 cities In the entire United States w exceed in popula —~— Jerseys are bringing $1.50 to $8 fom Oranges are high and firm, with a 1s0-pound sack wholesale. slight ine In the wholesale price of lomons, The first shipment of Sweet potatoes advanced slightly f sranges from Argentine hag arrived Price on the best grades in the whole: in New York. Oranges were quoted Sale market. Virginia sweets were ret Service tmvestigation ais. §] # that large quantities of coun- 9} org, wemgser it money are being used to buy Qh “ bootleg liquor. Hoch der Tax Dodger! —— To Remain a He-Man. wes thirty-four pars tn the without ever Waving gor fe was chief water tender a! javy Yard. i hon the roster of the academic Institutions here. Every State in this country, virtually every nation and province in the world, is repr sented Because of this vital represented in New York's colleges heck Cd Complaint ts made in Germany The Evening World has decided to report the news with the fulness wholesale at $4.80 to $7.70 for 100s selling at $2.75 to $4 @ barrel. The that the former Kaiser won't pay Willian S. Hart, two-gun actor its importance warrants. In addition to a general resume and forecast and retailing at 60 to 85 cents per Jerseys were selling at $1.25 a basket. any taxes on the 40,009 acres of land from Hollywood, Cal, Is here. Asked zen. Lemons were offered at §6 to The retai! prices were varied, the every Saturday, stories will be carried from day to day as they “prem.” he stil) owns in Prussia, Ho has {{ he war going to marry Miss been given until October to come Jane Novack, he blushed and said ft tio $) per box of 800s and were sold to the best grades of Virginias being quoted consumer at 45 to 65 cents a dosen. at § pounds for 20 cents others Grapefruit are offered for $3.75 per at 6 cents per sound, <r we —— ue ‘hat he wagte other men te drink,” 1 oy t se Sa wn ee a vance RS va trys f i | i i | ‘ 5 q { or ee a t