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in company. invited Derrick Sterling
know he would like TO- could entertain her with the
story Of his life said "since you
have chosen guests for these
party"
Grade. Harriet Fisher
Lyndale School Bryant Avenue S.
LovARIE MAiDENs AND LITTLE MEN,
My guests must have pleasant time together. will
my first invitation Clair,
so sweet and easy to make friends with NV next invita-
ton will Fauntleroy he manly:
will invite Phronsie Pepper she ovable, will make
fun for the whole 1 little Grip
ple-Frank Cameron. Dot because is
gentle and hardly last invitation
will be sent to Carol Bird she
and Dot will be good friends.
good If all these think shah have pleas
ant time
3 Grade, Ethel Fall,
Horace Mann School Chicago Avenue.
FEW JUICY JOKES.
shall pleasant time dinner o-day,
because have invited Miss Laura Morris from Beautiful
Joe' 10 from Little Women; Alice Humphrey
Montgomery, from the Wide World"
Clair, from Uncle Toms Cabin
Laura would surely with her other
pet and she would tell about pets since
she has had much do with the this would interest
the rest OF my company much Then 10. who is
jolly, would give jokes puzzles make
all merry. Alice, accompanied by Ellen Eva, would
be listening with the keenes interest.
would be chatting together: I
my company because they are in
teresting people a deal, I
could learn something worth knowing
Seward School. Twenty-fourth s.
"WILD KITTY" FROM
have out invitations for dinner party and have
invited five of favorite friends. will
able to each other
First Gertrude Flint Kitty Malone like both
Of them much; some people call Kitty Malone wild
Kitty, but If understands her she does wild
invited these two girls because both
and Kitty who is just from Ireland tell in
teresng stories about that country
Kitty, Gertrude and 10 joined by Chevening
a very bright girl who is made unhappy sometimes
by the harsness of her Last but least
comes Ellen Montgomery, whose mother is in Europe
Kitty talks enteraining1y about Ireland, 10
much interested in books
that is why asked her. Kitty and 10 very much
alike while Ellen and Gertrude and Hero somewhat
alike in disposition. All very agreeable each
interesting things to talk about
Sixth Grade, Nellie Kirchof,
Calhoun School. 3005 Humbolt Avenue S.
GIFTED WITH SPARKLING WIT.
sat in the garden thinking of whom would invite to
a dinner give I decided David Harum,
John Lenox Mary Blake John Halifax, and Ursula March.
Good old Mr.. Harum! We to have jolly time,
for such another droll goodnatured is hard find.
Perhaps he will tell about hoss trades"
Mr.. Lenox could think Of emitting for neber
Blake will be here to enjoy the society
of her old friend and she always did make herself
able: she is certainly wanting in wit and humor Mr.
Halifax kindest OF friends he and Mr.. Lenox
enjoy each others society, for they much
alike Ursula March, the best of girls
the truest friends. who will add much
Eighth Grade, Hazel Chandler,
Emerson School, 1906 Stevens Avenue.
COMlCAL Mr. GRiMWiG.
One day, few winters ago, gave a dinner which
very delightful Of the congenial
vted Among guests the venerable Mr. Grimwig,