Show I News J Ab About lIt III In E rope I LONDON LO DO March 5 i By The Associated The Press Press The Duke Due and Duchess of ot Yorks York's new town mel mel- resi residence dence denee 40 GrosvenOr GroS Square II i located In time the heart hurl of or fashion fashion- fa fashionable fashionable able ablo lI laC end was waa previously occupied by Mrs rB hoffman of er V e lork In tho new mansion an impo- impo Inc Ins Ins- edifice with II a the ducal ducat couple will II find and themselves ml midst t several Well known n American J hostesses of of Cora Corn countess of Stafford for for- formerly for formerly merly the thc Midow ot of Samuel Cot Cot- Colgate fat Col-fat gate of oC New ew York and a II per per- personal per personal f i lend ot or the royal roal family lives at No NoO SO No 0 Next Is the home or of Lady L Leigh Leish who was wan Marle l daughter of ot Ales Alexander n Campbell ot of Now New York an and Mrs William No 1 1 12 formerly be- be be belonged longed to John Pierpont Morgan and Is to bo be o tile the permanent home hornof ot of the American ambassador arlor at atNo atNo atNo No 17 lives lI Lady neatly Deafly nee flee Ethel Marshall Field of ot Chicago and at No 1 1 Lady B neo Utica Ulica elle of ot New York Lady Ludy formerly tva a WillIng ot of Philadelphia and wid OH o oc J JAstor J Is s the oC occupant u pant of No No- No No 18 1 Lady Lad Cunard formerly Alice Allee Burko Qt of New ew York and aud Lad Lady who ho was Elizabeth Florence lu- lu luchanan Iu-chanan Iu chanan Cooper of oC SacramentO Cal Ca are nrc also olao near neighbors The Time rp residence is flanked Clanked lit at either side aide by the town houses housea of oC VisCount l count Cecil of ot Chelwood Cli lwood and the dowager Lady Ltd Lad Other palatial mansions mansion In ill the tir same amo square arc are occupied by the Italian and the Japanese ales eles ics and tIme the Chilean legation BUDAPEST March larch G-CEy G L-Ey L 5 ByThe The Zita ex ex- ex cx- cx empress of ot Austro Is not forgotten totten In her exile b by her ller late latch subjects especially the worn wom women en worn worn-I A fund of ot hat aa boOn been raised by th tImO Women of Isenburg Eisenburg count county who are arc In favor faor of the restoration ot of the monarchy for tor the purchase of a carpet for tor their former ormer queen I and for lor the maintenance of ot I a perpetual light In the royal chap l nt at In Spain where also and her her- family now no regularly re- re reside aide re-aide- side aide LO LONDON DOr March R G-R L-By L B Th The TheAs Pre s Since Sinco the death of o her Iter mother moth r the dow dow- dowager dow acer ager Queen Alexandra the Prin Princes rin ces Victoria has ha been a l lonely nely figure In royal roal circles The me J prin rin cess h lia ha s been unable un to herself to A daily routing routine has not the late lato queen as a the center Princess eus Victoria has refused to tobe to tobo ho be persuaded by the king kins to con con con- to ie lye at house nd and In III fact tact hiss lias 8 not be betm l there since her mother moth died She will set act up her own establish establish- mont ment I PARIS March Dy 6 al 6 By The As- As As Associated Press Press Marguerite e An- An doux An-doux doux dous the dressmaker who who be becam with ith he book came caine famous her Marie Mario Cl Ci lre some somo 18 16 I years ago ha written ano another her book Her sewing machine still SUp SUp- up- up Up her pen In gaining a living She attl lives hives live on a sixth floor generally reserved lor for Mr lInts without an nn eh elevator But Dut Buth she ahe h now h has bbs s thrle thre rooms room and the Her book brought her enough mont money y nish all 1111 three thre From Town to Mill iII Is I the new tille LO toro LONDON r O-r March G S lly Ey The ASsociated Three Press Press million dollars ws was left lett by Mrs Mr Sarah Martha Grove Grady for the pro protection and care of animals animal and to tD oppose all 1111 sports which involve cruelty The Time peoples people's Dispensary for tor Sick Animals Animal alone alon receives receive SO- SO SO pounds and a score ecore cor of other organizations a and home bomea 11 oms which oppose vivisection a aril and ol seek to animals and birds reCeive r gift varying front to 1000 pound LONDON LONDO M March Uy tI-By I By Tho Press Press Eyebrows ar are not 1 worn by by mannequins mannequin In Inthe inthe Inthe the smartest store toru toreL Weve all nil shaved hand oft ott eyebrows our eye eye- y brows brow one on said At least la practically haved them off oft The t cl ebro 1 t l l lust st a thin line Some oMe of ot ui u would like to k ep them on It Isn't all nil fun fun- beIng The question bo how how- e err eer er Is pot lt thern the only nTy one ope with Ith the mannequin She has has hasto hato to take Turkish eh baths to keep slim and others other lipe lun 0 to diet i SOFIA SOrIA 5 5 Jj By Thea The its its- As Associated a aI I Press Pres Press Society In the capital 13 is split spilt on the subject of ot jazz jaia Princess Eudoxie year old year old sister lister of tf King III is the Innocent storm cen er eror or of the dispute because It 18 cs her ter annual charity charily ball bi that st r st r ed the trouble The Tho dance committee to play nothing but waltzes end and Bulgarian folk bIb rhe younger set Det et refused to buy s 's The committee then thon quietly passed out the tho that thal a H Jazz xz band had Iad been hired I IThe The halt ball nai u a bIg biB success COld rOld and young oung attended Bu But It t was I Ionly only the junior set whIch which was able to dance he hc modern steps March Marh March G S- S L-Ey L Dy By Time The Til- Til Press Pres- Pres Emily Brolly PenrOe se who has Ins r resigned tIme the Qt- Qt Somerville cp lege Irge lU Oa ord 11 be duy rhy MISs MIS's lalJer Fry I oC of We the te ic-te Sir d Ird Fl y Fm-y of el elBr r Br and sister of Roger Hoger 1 Iry 1 tIme the art critic Miss Fry ry Is Is- Is a a e of pt f ille cf college h ha h log there as a 11 a student In 1894 1 4 She Sh J much so- so Rodal o-elal o elal dal work rork ork and was l formerly war warden d den n 0 of the University lilt sity l House for tor Women omen Students D V DUNMOW Essex March 5 5 n By lly y The TIme Associated Press Press- Press Easton lodge where J Edward dward IV spent his honeymoon with nith Eliza Eliza- Elizabeth beth and for tor years yearn pau the horde of or the countess of DC War Warwick wick Is to become u a trade ado union college Lady Warwick offer of lodge and 1000 acres It has bas been accepted by the general council of the tle Trades Union con con- congress con gross gress th the two bodies most InU- InU Inti Intimately concerned organization organization organization tion details being the g authority of college Ox- Ox Ox Oxford ford tord and aud the Central Council ot of Labor Colleges Tot or or years year Easton lodge las has bern been us used d by labor officials for tor conferences La J Lady ady Var k being an 1111 active member of oC the p party rt I 1 live only for foe Dr the tIme cause c us of labor the countess lal said r relative lathe to acceptance of oC the tho girt gift PARIS rAms March larch By 5 5 By The A Mlle Press Mile Eve e Curie being asked what her ber Ia- Ia fa famous mother molher Mme Mine Pierre Curie Curle thought of ot her daughters daughter aban- aban abandonment aban abandonment of ot scIence for music ye- ye relIed re replied plied lIed My molher heart art Is 3 with In n the career I have ha chosen for tor myself but she he J I will willbe willbe be be judged by my alone id not because I am ant her Ier daugh- daugh daughter y d ter I ml 1 LONDON ODON March larch By 5 B By Tho mc TheA led d Women Women Press Women poll police know belter helter how to to deal with modern flap r in in the eyes of oC the lie National r Council pC pt Women and on on this account the tIme organization tlona tion tion's member are eager for morn more police police women on tile Lots Lots- Lon London don three A At t a conference Miss ErrIe Effle rc of the Church Church army pro pro- proclaimed pro proclaimed claimed that when excitable flappers flap flap- flapper pers per who ere cre perhaps newcom n w om el ers cis to the tho street crowds saw a pOliceman they took fright tricht and but often often- they were willing to be guided b by women Other council members pointed out tha that t women police had hol been heen successful In districts near saloons where women con con con- con gregat LONDON March larch CIty S 5 By Th The Press Press Having lived ed In Marlborough house hani hian Buckingham palace or other large mansions with members of the royal roal family Miss Charlotte Knolls Knoll's friend and adviser of Queen Alexandra li has s taken a flat in London and for Cor or the lh first time In her her- life will live 1110 In rooms with windows overlooking the A new experience tor for Miss II Knollys will be he to see ace the time milk milk- milkman milkman milkman man postman and other trades trades- tradesmen tradesmen men calling at her lIer flat LONDON March Wy G C By The Associated Press Women Press Women clerks mInd nd typists are on the Increase In Inthe Inthe time the United Kingdom there being nearly nearl as s man many employed as omen men of o the National Federa Federa- Federation Federation tion of o Professional ProCessional Workers show there are approximately women so employed l 1 CHESTEn March By 6 f ByThe The Associated PreB Fress Pre cloth manufacturers are cheered by the reports report from ParIs Paria that really fashIonable n omen omen will wear their skirts shirLa 10 0 0 Incises longer ne next t prIng and summer Many tany of the most mot o models shown In London Jondon I ondon by the tIO high high- cla clues clan houses house have ha skirts which fall all four Inches Incises below tho the knee and the cloth makers maker believe belle the tho day IlL of oC exposed knees Is coming coming- to an 1111 end In |