Evening star. [volume], October 31, 1915, Page 8, Image 42

About Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972

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"QN the left," shouts the
man in the rubber-neck
wagon at Newport.. " you see
the cottage of Mrs. Newton
Adams." And, sure enough, /
he's right. You see the cot- /A
tage, but you look in vain /
for Mrs. Adams. That lady
is busy downtown, fitting
expensive hats on other J
ladies whose face is only a /
part of their fortune. After /^^Hl!
a year of apprenticeship in /
millinery, Mrs. Newton / ^^ 1
opened a shop of her own, /
and has made a
I U-lNlUii l at tne opera i
you ask, "Who's the \
good-looking young woman \
in Miss Morgan's box?"
"That," you are told, "is
Elsie de Wolfe." To-mor- \ ^JHHj
row you decide to decorate \
your house, and ask the
architect to give you the \
name of the best interior
decorator in town, and he V
answers, "Elsie de Wolfe."
And you'll find her at her \
office, if you go there, too.
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works eight hours a day just the san
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\ Vacation Savings Fund. Last yt
\ IS,000 working-girls saved $148,
\ with the help of the Fund, and blew
BfiHHH I all in on their vacations. Miss Sm:
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J vacation: her father has enou
PI money lo give a uonar to every uu
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DOUGHLY speaking, this young lady's husban*
working day?if you can use the term "working i
5ayne Whitney. But, if he doesn't work, she does.
Jtreet, New York, Mrs. Whitney makes real statues
n her leisure time she goes to France and opens a 1
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ir eyes are bright you can read this young woma
on the glass door at her back; or, if the letters se?
rred, you can look up the name in the Social Regist
ss Fay Kellogg, and she's not content merely to ha
ie in the Social Register as the daughter of a rich ins
has written it herself among the names of New Yor
ful architects. She designed the great stairway in N
Hall of Records, among other things.
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In a little studio in Eighth
, and sells them too. And
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