The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-03
THE BEST ALL AROUND GIRL
WIZ MISS jerks WINS ALL THE
PRTZES-AND HOW.

she Can Sing, Play the PianA. whistle, Dance
N Her Toes, Draw, EmbrOideF, &C.,
end Has Certificates From the Prise
Club Association 20 Prove 1t All, TOO.
Far be 1t from Miss Evelyn N. jerks to
boost her WI game-Says she-but she
did admit yesterday that everything said
about her In a letter received by THE SUN
Is absolutely true and then some. The
letter says In part:
Prise Club Association.
May 1, '07.
To the Editor Of TIKI suN-Sir: Wednesday
MAY ~ the Prise Club Association gave q
Musical entertainment at the home Of the
Pres Ethel Smith. there were ten (io) prlses
awarded. tcertihcates were used as priSes)
and Miss Evelyn NJ. jerks OF 2ls Dean ct.
lRrooklynl won seven ~ out Of the ten ti0),
she having won az the fon:-
First prise for singing the piece entitled
Crocodile Isle"
First prise for playing the piece entitled
"Edeiwe lss Glide Waltz on the piano"
First prise for vhlstling the piece entitled
Cheyenne"
First prise for dancing the ITO Dance
First prise for making the best drawing.
she drew q ladies head.
First prise for making the best Embroidery
BiNO0 NVA NlOlttb hlC hlhpCsJ
First prise for making the Fanciest Sofa
Pillow:
And Miss Ethel Smith won
First prise for making the best oil painting
(which was q landscRpe)
First prise for making the best water color
on canvas:
And Miss Chatheline Zwle won
First prise for making the best -batten-
burg lace" After the entertainment q sup
per was served and a good time was had by
all and dancing and games.
And you may tell how Miss Evelyn NJ.
jerks receives the most honors as she has
many times before this won all the prises
and everytime everyone tries TO beat her
but they cannot. She is to smart for us oil.
Also please tell In Society columns how very
shy and cunning and how very attractive
Miss jerks is when she is on the stage. and
In ell our entertainments. after the audience
has seen her they are unwilling to listen
10 any Of the rest OF us.
She is also a wonderful toe dancer and no
one In all Brooklyn or n. Y. can make as much
run a. she can. please crack her up tiptop).
as she deserves great credit. Miss jerks is a
very pretty Brunette and Is very attractive
where she is and is always liked In company
because OF her jolly and happy nature you
might say In your Society columns. The
others received great credit and honor from
the member Of the Club. There we're about
ffty t5oD people present and $3.50 were raised.
The following were those present and
kindly give them a mention they taking part
in the different things-Miss Evelyn jerks.
Ethel Smith: Anna Smith: Helene O'Bran:
Nellie Hill: Evelyn s. Hill although some
times she spells 1t Evelin Hill: Anna Camp
belle: Margaret Campbelle: Catherine Zwie:
Chstheline Zwie; Mabel McTain: Mrs. Brown:
Mrs. Tompkins: Mrs. Mccall: Mrs. olee: Mrs.
Corroue: Mrs. Mckinley and hsr husband Mr..
Mckinley but he only came for q minute when
IL was late TO take her home after Miss jerks
wac awarded so many prises.
win you please write this UP and put in
Friday e sun Of II impossible 20 putt il In Friday
then put it in Sunday Sun. Please put 1t as in
the Society. As we consider our Club one Of
the leading Society Clubs In Brooklyn.
Yours Sincerely,
MEMBERS OF THE CLUE.
Pres Ethel Smith
Sec Helene o'Rran.
.P.s.-H VIII look for II in Friday sus or in
Sunday SON..
Why waltz The Bergen street, car to
Bond street. one block TO the left. half a
block TO the right to the most imposing
house within range. and there you are.
Evelyn Margaret Jenks's day At Home.
She was receiving young MIR. Russell Petit
in the late afternoon.
-Mr. Petit Is merely a friend, nothing
more, said Miss jerks with fnality. Nh.
Petit bowed and sat down with resignation.
81 suppose you are from The SUE?' con-
tinued Miss jerks.
Young Mr.. Petit gave the high sign. but
II was too late, The very pretty Miss Jenks
stSsasd Mr. EiolfPR ss{it TsG dS Scub II aiI ss SfniE
aCoaree work, Eve, remarkably coarse
work. But it may have been that Miss
Jenks's undeniable cleverness caused her
70 grasp Immediately that the visitor must
be from THE SUN, even before u word had
been breathed about the letter.
We'll, / don't wish to convey the i'm
preston that I am brighter than the other
girls in the club said Miss JenlR after the
first eight pause. but It Is remafkabie the
beat them all, and hope to die on the spot
IL I ever took a lesson have taken lessons
in too dancing and Nv made g good i'm
preston on the stage with my. dancing
OF course / don't say that there aren't other
girls In the club who can dance too, but |
always seem to be the favorite with the
audience"
Eve, you could dance all around lots Of
girls I've seen at the Orpheum.' n isted
young Mr.. Petit. hotly.
"oh. now, youquit your tollying, Russell
stamrnered Miss Jenks with evident en-
barrassment Now, this Prize Club Asso-
prsss, Miss Jenks went on hurriedly' to
change the subject, has been In existence
for seven years. ! don't try 10 win from
the other girls. but they try to beat me and
can't. We meet every two weeks, and I've
taken prize after prize. Here are the seven
Certificates ] Won yesterday at -
And Snow him the two you won at the
meeting before that said young Mr..
Petit.
Miss jerks brought out a bundle Of the
certificates. They are about a foot square,
with gilt scroll work around the edge and
with black lettering with fancy thingamajie
tails winding across the paper. On the
first one picked up wss absolute proof that
Mas jerks was on the job when prizes are
awarded. Il said;
Diploma.
Prise Club Association,
May !. 1907.
This Ia to certify that
Mlss Evelyn Margaret Jenk8