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Show Talk. We are told that It is harder to make talk than It used to be. Yet talk was never cheaper than now. Probably nothing has happened except ex-cept what is all the time a happening In every kind ot manufacture ancient processes have been superseded. A woman who, in this day and age, expects ex-pects to make talk by hanging out her winter furs to air will most likely bo disappointed. But what were she to drink cocktails and smoke cigarettes in the principal restaurant, or, if her womanly delicacy shrinks from that, to overdraw her husband at tho bank to pay her losses at bridge? We are no exacting a generation that almost any sort of worthy achievement Is conditioned about as much on the employment of strictly modern methods as on whole-hearted endeavor. Puck. |