Life — April 4, 1912 — page 42: what you’re looking at

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-LIFE- Society will give a small for young people MES: ®: DE V. BLASE ROUND! ance next Thursd: Nothing stronger than cognac will be served and carly not yet out. to the dancers Miss Sillie Styll and her charming sister, Miss Styl, are seen everywhere this winter, and are deservedly popular in real Society. est daugh- Punk, of Miss Patricia Stubbs, yc Stubbs, to Mr. Charles Plato the Cou after- Miss sis- The wedding ter of Mrs. Tiara of Mr. and Mrs. Punk, is to take place a Church of the pons on Wednesday noon at four o'clock. Stubbs will her ter, Mrs. Robert Golden- graft, matron hon or. Punk, a rother ¢ bridegroom, The to be Galley Todd, F. and son ere have of Pureleigh the as best 1 are Rughouse Spender Miss Sniftie Miss Hoopey Miss Gladys have charge Bunny Hu which given Wed. in the ballroom at Oldpoint, Tupp and Muchinprint of the dance, second will be next hesday Blerry’s, At the of this winter real lovers of music have the Front-Roe Irs, been cheered by nee of Mrs. Squatta and her sister, Me Their sional absence casts a gloom over the house, except, of pres: fa Jewels. EMTIE GABRER News of the Day (as // ought te be) M* ROOSEVELT announces that he did not realize the effect of going back on his friends and his word, and he would prefer therefore to withdraw himself from the Presidential race and make this the occasion of a public apology to the American people. Mr. W. R. Hearst has decided to suspend the publi- cation of all his papers on the ground that while they are decent they are in bad taste, and realizing that he can- not publish any other kind, he has to go out of busi- ness. All the Presidential candidates who are now in the field met at Washington and agreed hereafter to pool is- DLEIGH BOUR AS PUNKEF course, on Monday and Friday evenings, when their box is occupied by the Misses Paving-Stone Dymonds. Mrs. Shimmeren Freek takes the box on alternate Wednesdays. Plans have been completed for the wedding of Miss Poorlie Bredd, niece of the Hon, Lawe-Dodger, to Charlie Terrapyns 3altimore. The Terrapyns, as everyone knows, are one of the first—the very, very earliest—fami- lics of Baltimore. of That was an interesting operetta given at the house of Mrs. Octa Schwindler last week. The music was composed by Willie Jinnan- seltz, and words were writ ten by Juston Nass. And it goes without of that the was excruciatingly witty. Mr. Dedleigh Bohr took the part of Punkee Ping, King of Jokeland, and Miss ntie Gabber displayed ¢ histrionic talent in her part of Tra-la-la, Princess of Sing-a-ling course, dialogue wireless to of Brindisi and Marseilles we learn that Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Overload have arrived safe- ly at Constantinople. Mrs Jimmy, as everybody knows, of the Philadelphia. By Lire specia by wal was one Strutts of The Henrietta de Pittsburgh, whose first five turned so unhappily, will give a re- ception next Friday to the British Ambassador—if she can get him to come. Pursey- Princess. marriages out AS TRACLA-LA sues, make no more speeches on the road and stay at home and attend to business. Unless the combination is broken, the saving in energy and transportation will be great enough to endow a home for the factory children of Lawrence, Mass. Inasmuch as all the candidates will be on an equal plane, the odds of election are about the same as they were before the combination was formed. A raid was made upon the theatre speculators of New York by the police department, at the suggestion of Mayor Gaynor, and they were all promptly rounded up and committed to the Tombs; they will be imprisoned for life in Sing Sing. It is hoped that theatregoers will be able to buy their tickets direct from the box-office.