Know? The uncle of the King of England hasvisited New York, and the tumult andthe shouting has died, as Kipling putsit. And yet the momentous question ofthe century is no nearer a solution thanit was before—Who and which are NewYorks Four Hundred? On mature con-sideration we have decided that we… … The courting swain in days of oldWas satisfied the hand to kiss Of her to whom his love he told;But tw^ixt that distant day and this Full many changes have been w^rought. We scorn mere paltry finger tips.Preferring kisses of the sort That need, forsooth, two pairs of lips rV??>ri >)
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