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New-York tribune., 1909-02-28
THE PROGRA ANNE.

The Joint Congressional inaugural committee
on arrangements to-day announced the pro-
gramme for the inaugural ceremonies. It pro-
vides that Senators Knox and Lodge shall go to
the White House in the Presidents carriage, and
that Senator Bacon and Representative Burke
shall call for the Vice President and escort him
to the White House The president pro tempore
OF the Senate, Representative Young and Rep
resentative Gaines will call for Mr. Sherman at
his home and escort him to the White House
The procession will move from the White
House for the Capitol at $50 a. m. in the fol-
lowing order:
First Carriage-The President. the President
elect. Senator Knox and Senator Lodge.
Second Carriage-The Vice President, Senator
Bacon and Representative Burke.
Third Carriage-The Vice President-elect, the
president pro tempore of the Senate. Represent
ative Young and Representative Gaines
At the beginning OF the ceremonies in the Sen
ate chamber after the invited guests have been
seated, the committee on arrangements will en-
ter the Senate chamber. followed. in the order
named. by the Vice President, the Vice -Presi-
dent-elect the President-elect and the President.
The Vice President will take his chair and the
Vice President ELECT will be seated on his right
The President will be seated in front OF the
Vice Presidents desk with the President-elect
his left. The three Senate members Of the
committee on arrangements VIII sit on the rlght
Of the President, and the three Representatives
will sit on the left of the FresidentNe elect.
After the President has delivered his inaugural
address, the retiring President and Vice -Presi-
dent will leave the stand by way of the Supreme
Court entrance. In returning to the White
House the President will be escorted by Senator
Knox. Senator Lodge and Representative Burke,
and the Vice-President by Senator Bacon, Rep
resentative Young and Representative Gaines.
The committee announces that all invitations
for the ceremonies have been issued and ali
seats disposed of. There are about six thousand
seats on the inaugural platform at the east front
of the Capitol all of which will be occupied by
inVited guests. The inaugural ct-orus OF six
hundred voices which has been rehearsng in
sections for two months and as a full chorus for
one month, is said TO be the largest ever organ
ized in the District Of Columbia
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-31
A GRAND MOTHERS LUNCHEON

One of the handsomest and most original affairs of the season was the Grand Moth CTS luncheon given by Mrs II. R. Webster in honor of her mother Mrs. A. E. Grace. of Pine Bluff, Arkansas, on "Wednesday
 at l: go D. m. The very beautiful de' corations of bright and red berries VII , clusters of buckeye, from under whose vel low leaves bob-whites peered out at the guests were not only typical of the ant"lhh of the year, but of the autumn of lives or
 the guests. Cluny lace over yellow satin covered the table, upon which glowcd bril- liant red and yellow tapers. The place cards were faces of the grandchildren seat- ing herself at the table in the place pre- sided over by the photograph of one Of her descendants X delicious seven course luncheon followed by enjoyable musical numbers which were rendered by Misses Maud Williams, Myra &mms and her goest
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-31

hung from every conceivable place. The young people were greeted at the gate by q weird ghost, which con ducted them to the house and gave them into care of other ghosts which led them to all parts of the lawn. As they sat around the bon fires. ghost stories were told, and nuts cracked and eaten. Bobbing for ap
 ples afforded much amusement and a ghostly witch, stationed in one corner of the lawn delighted those interested
 in their futures. with increasing for tune telling. Numerous old-fashioned Halloween games were indulged in and music was furnished throughout the evening by several of the young ladies. Suitable Halloween refresh
 ments were served and at late hour the guest were given tin horns with
 which to dispel the charm of the wiches. After having made sure that all charm was dispelled the young people departed with the highest
 praise for the charming hospitality of the host and 'hostesS. Those pres ent were Misses Grace Tanke"sley Mae Granberry, Irene Ian ngford, Mary Carmical, Olivia Reynolds, Jean Hart, Willie May Toney, Ruby Puddephat, Nettie Mullikin, Emma SOrrells, Gladys Harrison, Ruth Cutler, Edith Woodbridge, Marie Ballard, Burnett, of Searcy Sannie Reeves, Elfe Reeves. Mar orat Boyette, Elliene Harrison "-- ''#.s. T. o. Owen. Craw- ford Hud =. red 1eIAurin, Mel
 bourne N'FE'n. Curtis Mead, John Pierce. ? Hudson, Preelin Chris topher. Be christopher, Atticus Pen dergrass r@a1],,s Owen Albert Mad ding arc 1 Y. T. O. Owen
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-31

will be rendered Reverend T. Y. Ramsey and his congregation. During the meet ing Miss Hattie Culver gave a beautiful Instrumental solo. and Miss Jessie Whyte rendered q charming vocal solo. X course of dainty refreshments were served to th' guests after the business meeting. 'Fh' visitors tn the club were Mrs. Clar"n,e Mc(lean. of Hot Springs; Miss Suzann' Trczcvant, of Memphis; Miss Brown. o' Fort Leavenworth. Kansas: and Ms. PIT, chard of this city. The club will he "n tertaiued next by Miss Louise Bridges. "r West Fourth avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-31
WORTH S2O.OOO.
 PROBABLY A SUICIDE

pittsburg Oct. 33.-Hdward c. Stein hauer, who was visiting his mother here during a leave of absence from his duties as & steamship company employe in Nicar agua. was mortally wounded in q hotel In this city yesterday, A note found after his subsequent death makes the theory of suicide undoubtedly the correct one. SteiD- hauer. who was B years. and worth over S2O. GOO was not kDown to have been Tn any trouble.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-31
WILD GOOSE CHASE.

A number of boys and teachers mel f"' day at noon in the basement of the Pine Bluff High School and enjoyed the fruits of hunting trip up the river ThursdaH afternoon A large goose, killed on the hunt by virginius Alexander, and lunch brought by each member of the party. wHs consumed during the noon hour. iht party was composed of Professors Shriglty. Ernest Mckenzie and Robert T. Benton; Ernest Simpson, Hugh McGaughy, Ernest Whitelaw, Robert Loving and sifglhius Alexander
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-31
MRS. FOX HOSTESS.

Mrs. Lee Fox gave reception >ii'uiu'' afternoon for a number os her nii'aai' friends. The affair was in the 1orh oi . buffet luncheon and for the occasion '"' home was beautifully decorated With eu' flowers. During the afternoon the guest indnleed in Consequence" and contest of ..Matrimonys, which was greatly ep loved Miss Margaret Fox and Miss E'za beth Brown assisted Mrs. Fox in enter,an,' ing her guests. Mho were Mesdames \. Y Tull, Oliver Galbraith, Bertram Lans!oFo J. A. Buchan, Hunter Harlow ana Noc Mccain; Misses Emily Ryland, Jamie t'oza viYrinia Hudson, Fay Goza. Lucy ffedll Rroasstreet. and Anna Can't
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-31
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 < SOCIETY. ! |
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LOCAL SOCIAL BO1NGS.
 The social season of Nineteen Nine and Ten has opened in earnest in this city and judging from the great interest and en- thusiasm already displayed at the few meetings of the various clubs and societies in this city. the season promises to be one of unusual success. Already one new bridge club has been established by the ladies' and has held one successful meeting under the name of Thursday Bridge. The Musical Coteric. which has great major lty of the citys most talented musicians listed as menabers and a splendid chorus. favored the public with q concert that was greatly enjoyed by large number of mu- sic lovers at the Temple "Wednesday even ing and notwithstanding the fact that this was the first concert the mchlp'fs who took part showed great ability aho willingness for making this season one or great results for the coterle. For thls week two marriages will he the features III society circles The first will be Nednes- day afternoon at the First Methodist chnrch Mir. and Mrs. Fred Culver Will give their charming daughter, MISS iia't'e May Culver to John Bates Avery Johnson An op+ of town affair of local interest will ho tho marriage of Miss Etta Whitten and Henry Evart both of Forrest city "ho are to be married at the home of MT. an" Mrs. Bennett E. Goodman, ln Memphis' Thursday November ]. Miss Whitteh IS very sweet and attractive girl ana mas many friends here. She visited this c''s about two years ago. The ladies ol tue Home Mission Society of the Carr Meh'of' ia1 church are making preparations for an oyster supper to be given Thursday even tn~ Nov. fat the home of Mrs. E. Arm strong, Mo- 1515 East Sixth avenue. ms promises to be a very enjoyable affair TOT theae ladies are capable of making an eh- 4ertaintncnt of this kind most enloyan'e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-31
AfATHONTES CLUB.

MATIIONTES CLUB.
 Mrs A. w. Troupe. on West Fifth ave nue was the hostess of the Mathontc~ Club at their first meeting of the season "Wednesday afternoon. The subject for the years study is the Bay View reading course on Rome and Italy The following program was rendered:
 Early Rome-Mrs W. T. Woodbridge. ,Rome's Greatest Statesmen Caesar and Cato)-MrS. w. F. Coleman.
 Rome Today.-Mrs. II. K. Toney.
 Discusson. Leadcr,-Mrs. A. NJ. Barrow Mrs Walton Seymour and Mrs. W. Seawel gave music and readings during the afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-31
AN AUTO PARTY.

~
 4 party of young people enjoyed de ightfuI auto ride Friday evening over tn" city and several miles in the country on the new macadam road. The affair was in honor of Miss Myra La Notes, of Sher- Till, who has been the guest of the Misses McElhenny for a week. The large touring car of the Durham Brothers was driv"l over the city by Miss Notes. and then t" the country where a lunch was spread The members of the party were Miss John nie and Hazel McElhenny, Myra Notes. O. Sherrill: Elizabeth Hefner. Messrs Fern MsElhenny. Ali and Joe Durham, Joe Left wich and G. Eilbdtt.. of Altheimer. The party was chaperoned by Mrs John To" Ter
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-31
Halloween on the Lawn.

The members of the Lakeside Ep- worth League and many of their friends were most pleasantly enter tained Friday evening by MT. and Mrs. B. H. Christopher at their beautiful home on South Chestnut street. Huge bon fires were built over the spacious lawn and Jack-o-IIanterns and apples
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-31
FORMER PINE BLUFFIANS ENTER

foRMEk flNE Bl-CtflANS fN if.K'
 TAIN.
 Mrs. John H. Hnemon, Misses IIne mon. at home Monday afternoon, three 10 six
 Thus read the invitation received l'>. every Henderson girl and teacher all of whom joyfully responded. The guests be gan to arrive promptly on the hour and were most cordially received by Mrs tIinr mon and her lovely daughters. For three hours the grlsf robed in their dainty white dresses, came and went. each bcvy Hcclar ing .they'd had the time of their lives, The parlors hall, library and dining room af the Presidents home, were tastcfullv decorated in autumn leaves, and the frn ' and vegetables of the season. A buffet lunch was presided over by the danghtc'F of the house. The president of Henderson added much to the occasion by his genial presence. Philadelphia Standard.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-31
i've Hundred People Calling Store Handsome Set of Domino

Miss Scudday of Nashville. Tennessee. Covers were laid for the hostess and tl" following beautifully gowncd grand moth. CTS. whose smooth faces and bright eyes believed the fact that they were the re, prcsentatives of G children and 116 graz" children the honorec of the occasion. Mrs Grace. being also an unusually robust nn,' we'll preserved grandmother: Mesdamr, James T. Rosborough Thomas Sinlms. Joseph Uurkins. Day Mils John Snnmcr \ill Benjamin Moore, Crawford. Alic" Moore Blocker. R. F. Williams and A. F. Grace TeXarkana Courier
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-31
LAKESIDE WEEKLY CALENpAR.

S $. 9:3O d. ID. Preaching at II 2. Ill. and 20 p. m.. by the pastor. Board meet ing Tuesday at 7:30 r. n. The Epwortb League, at 3 ?. rn., sharp. The Missionary Society will meet with Mrs. v. 0. Buck. Monday at 3 r n Prayer Meeting Wed nesday at 7:@9 p III. Scripture lesson. Eph 9 Next Sunday will be Missionary Rally Day for Lakeside church. Every body will be given most cordial welcome to all these services.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-31
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1lsTNG LADIES CLUB.


 The Young Ladies Club of the First Me thodist church met yesterday afternoon with Miss Moree Burks at the home of her sister, Mrs. Calvin Burks. The parior Was decorated with pink roses and white chr!s- anthemums for the occasion and was very beautiful, The meeting was opened by the president, Mrs. Felix, Smart after whlcn an interesting business meeting was held It was decided to give bazaar, on Nov enherf 90, and on December 2. reception
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-31
11-HrOp cIAJrTAJ,OJJA

JUNIOR CHAUTAUQUA.
 The Junior Chautaudua will meet Sunda! afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at the Temple The subject for discussion is "Peter ny Hopknson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-31
LADIES' AID SOCIETY.

LADIES AID SOCIETY. The Ladies Aid Society of the First Presbyterian Church will meet Monday
 afternoon, 2:3O o'clock, with Mrs. A. H Barrow. X large attendance of members is desired.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-31

LOTUS COTIILION CLUE. The Lotus Cotillion Club will give the
 first dance of the season, Wednesday even ing. November g. at the Bluff City Club.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-31

II. E. C.
 The Hawthorne Book Stub will meet with Mrs F. w Freeman "Wednesday afternoon November 2, at , o'clock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-31

1 LApIES TEMPLE SOCIETY. i The Ladies Temple Society will have
 the November meeting Monday afternoon i al :, o'clock.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-24
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SIS
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e Most OF our farmers are 3clltttnE
corn. The crop will be short in this
neck OF the wood Is 3 &
d Mrs. John Renner, OF Morris.
Pa, who has been visiting here for
tne pa st two weeks. WIS accompanied
g,on,e by her daughter, aEiss Hettie.
Mrs. John Tenant, Of Sninnston. y
the guest OF her father. Alpha Ten
nant, of:Hoodsville. this week. W
mfr. 81 George Morris will have MS
new residence completed by October
the first. On. say sboys, look out
Miss Maggie Kennedy, of Hagans,
will teach the Quiet Del! School The
coming winter. g \ 81 Il.
: The Walker well Is down to a depth
OF one thousand feet and they awe
got q fishing job. Ia \.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. B. "A. Valentine was
shopping In Fairmont Saturday.
NIr. Ross Floyd went to McCurlvs-
Vile last Saturday evrn!'s< on 5hlsl-
ness. He says everything is al
right. :,
Miss Alma. and ella Straight OF
townsville. were the guests OF friends
here sunday. y
Miss Opal Balalh. Of F'airmont Is
the guest OF Mrs. John Toothnnn, OF
BANTER. "a Y
The Hoods,tlle baseball team Wis;
argin In luck sunday. They won both!
games. one from Statler's run AMI
! HAPPY HOURS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-24
NEWS FROM THE JUNGLE.

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P1NEY RUN. Sept. 2s.--Nows IS
scarce on Plney run now as the fair
is over and tine mill Is not running
and everything Is lonesome on the
run. II
Mr.. Elh. stanton was visiting Play
ford Grubb last Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs Atha Vangilder and
daughter, Cassie, attended meeting at
Hettie Hayhurst was visiting Mol
lie Walt one day last week
Dayton Gr,laib is working for Jacob
Swisher, of Winfield.
Will Hayhurst purchased fine
horse at s. B.. Slsler's sale.
Samuel Smith Is moving his saw
mill from Catawba to Mt. Zion, b
John Wolf has purchased q cow.
We understand the school at this
place will commence October 4th.
Well. news is rot plenty. now and
| will bring these few lines to a close.
Success to the best paper in Fair
mont. 1850, a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-24
People You Know
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Mr.. ]. e. Merrifeld and daughters.
Misses Hallie andi Knishtie, spent
Thursday In Clark sburg ~
Z Attorney TuscaS Morris returned last
night from a business trip to GleFe,
land. Ohio. j75,ss KS; 5t $3.50 4
81 Miss villa straight, Of Barracky..le.
has entered the University School o!
Music at Aforgantown. 81 G.
Mrs John Lehman lns returned
from a few. days visit with friends IN
latorganto .s b. ! ~
Mr., and Mrs. j. Lee Parker an
daughter, Miss Alma, have been at
tending the Fair at Ciar ksburg tbs
week. f IS "a K ~ - v & ~
Mr.. Norman Borgess.. of Walnu.
avenue. is Waiting friends 4 near I4u III
berport, Harrison county. So W. !.
James Collier, Nice onnaughey. OF
Springfield. Ohio. is the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. p. NJ Hoge. of Renoni ave-
nue.. Mr.. McConnauEhey is brother
of Mrs. Hoge. He will bic medical
student at the University OF Cinclnt
natl the coming year. I.
Miss Ethel q Nuzum hGs returnel
from an extended visit IN Wnyn fes%.
burg and PlttsburE, Pa.
# Mrs. H. N. McCrory has returned
from a visit with friends in Pittsnulrs.
Mrs. +. H Shields, Of Clarksbnrg.
was in Fairmont yesterday.
| Mrs. A. T.. Lehman Is the guest ~
relatives in Waynesburg, Pa
Mrs. j. M. Black has been visiting
relatives in Cincinnati for the past
several Weeks.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-24

fl-HtfTs 49, 4 ~ 30 & .f wa NJ
scenes with fthes characters upon the
stage. The story Of the piece Is most
pathetic. and while this is true It is
replete with contagious comedy anil.
ridiculous situations. Carney Christie.
OF bhis city, who Is now on Broadway
In the same piece. was in ele company
playing at. the Nixon and while tha:e
Is no one tortured as the lead In tho
cast nls Interpretation of his role
made him the star. The Climax IS
SO different from other plays that /. is
refreshing in the extreme and once
seen creates the desire to see it
ngain.y J. Il
Other. October offerings will be.
Quincy Adams Sawyer. The Holy
City" and "a Yankee Circus all of
which are very meritorious,
a. better bunch of attractions thar!
those mentioned have never been Of
rered here and theatel- spers snolllil
show !tnelr appreciation by giving them
liberal patronage.
The California Girls :Burleslna cnm-
iany. which comes I'd the Grand Sat
ltrdnysnight, Is said to be one OF the;
best shows Of the lsin q ever, seen l.le res
and from 4 he infsf fest hat 8 hethss.
manifested over the en- 81 cement IL isI
sure to draw q packed house. d,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-24
Possibly

A friend of little: tiye:year-oldl7.5 boy
was trying to Interest thin II the ne
robin. She asked ;him$if he had ever
seen robin pull and pull att q 3 STUB -!a'
born worm until the bird lost Its bal
ance. With an imagination ae bright
and as glowing as. fire, for an absurd absurd
situat ton, the child .said:3sfes, and
If It turned somersault there mignt
be another worm IN front OF 1.-THE
Delneator for October.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-24

al picture showing the Ialf Noon
the boat which Henry Hudson used IN.
his discoveries and exp nra lions. and
the .CIernnnt e the first steamboat
DIS they will appear In the Hnds ON
Fulton Parade which Will start up the
Hudson river on September 25th, -
shown elsewhere in this paper today
in an adrertise ment OF eopold 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-24

There are furnished rooms IN tho
city that nave never been untenanted
longer than two days at q time. me
work OF want ads, sof course.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-24

OIL AND GAS LEAsEs-For Sale at
this ONCE. Best form ". Va. and Pa.
Acknowledgements. Also assignment o.
lease at this office. y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-24

Il rtrs. 4. Il. Brett is the guest qf
friends In baltimore. AlFs: Brett'si
sister, Miss Witch head, % Boston. IS:
a guest ait her home. b
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-24

family 1re members,
from IN extended va
Europe. accompanied
H., threat tened n. q
18th before ne Went
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-24
Polly Of the Circus.

On October 18th, "Polly of the Cir
Gus" which left most excellent Inn
preston last season vii! be offered
Miss Fay Wallace. the. ssme winsome
|"Polly' will make her second appear
ance before Fairmont audience. Last
season the big riding circus act had to
be eliminated on account of tie bad
condition Of the stage floor, but the
net will be put on this year as a sub
stantial new stage floor has been pro.
vilet, aud any number OF horses can
be put on without the least fear OF in;
Jury to them - "a. t.-El u.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-24

WANTED-Saans at once. Mrs
M. l.. Hutchinson, Fairmont avenue.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-24

for, general house
work, and young lady for nurse. In.
quire 31s CASTOR avenue. ,85 sS5s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-24

WANTED-by the HUMANE sOctIs-
TY, homes for an year old. cir! q
6 year old boy and nm eight months
old baby. y.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-24

u Il Q ~ ~ 7 ~ Z m. ~ Z 4
Rockefeller and
to-day returned
cation speEnt&in
BY Mrs A X u.
With falling, he
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WANTED.

.WANTED-At once. a good girl or wo:::
man for general house work. Apply
liz Wheeling street. Is r. 81 iiF
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-24

WANTED-YounE lady stenoErnpher
and experienced bookkccper. Address
P. o. BOX 343. II y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-24

WANTED-Boy not over Is yrs. old.
Must have reference. Permanent pc.
sition for n good boy. Apply at Court
ney's Store. 4. .;si
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-07-09
The Divine sara.

Many years have passed and many
stories have been told since a critic
of lie Figaro wrote: Last evening an
empty carriage drew up at the en-,
trance of the Franchise. The door
opened and Nine. Bernhard got out "
But the latest anecdote concerning
her halls back before even that time.
One day, when Montigny, at the
Gymnase. gave her a part which she
did not like. she went away in disgust,
and made up her mind to open a cen.
fectioner's shop. She had taken to
this idea so seriously that she actual
ly selected shop which was to let on
the Boulevard des Italiens. and which
seemed admirably placed She in
spected the front Of the shop and was
quite pleased.
II she had not gone further the
business might have been concluded.
But before leaving she wished to see
the room at the back of the shop and
the basement. This was enough for
her. To spend her life in such dark
holes was impossible. No: she would
not, and back she went, rather regret.
fully at first. to the stage and its bril-
liant footlights.