Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-15
They're ALI Good Lockers.

Like the case of Miss Phoebe Hawn of
fi3 Classon avenue. Brooklyn. for ex-
ample. Now. there are persons who al
lege that Miss Phoebe is just as pretty
Mrs. Boldt. and that is going some
refuse to express an opinion. But /
will say Miss Phoebe has very lovely
big gray eyes. and her figure is rounded
and girlish. and her checks become very
rosy as she tramps the country roads.
ON second thought, | think il would be
best to go on record that there can be no
doubt OF Miss Phoebe's claim to ,oveli-
ness And one. w. w. Cater. class 1916,
Princeton, gave up his heart without a
struggle From Princeton to Trenton he
marched beside his goddess. Nor did he
mourn at the prospect of three cuts"
though but twenty-five are allowed him
for the term.
And even it is rumored that Cater
l316. journeys on to Philadelphia: that
he has put a certain tender question to
Miss Phoebe, which she has declined TO
answer until his true faith in the cause
.Jhe pilgrims has been proven
BE that as it may, the submissive
Cater posed valiantly for the newspaper
photographers with his fair ones pill
grim cape about his shoulders and
heterogeneous mass of suffrage litera-
ture clutched in his fist.
Going Some at Trenton.
Promptly at $50 o'clock the marchers
sat down TO a banquet in the colonial
room OF the Trenton House 1t was
rendered them by Trenton's civic and
suffrage clubs. Afterward the diners
went TO see The Belle Of Richmond" at
the Broad Street Theater.
Miss Ida Craft and Miss Freeman
made speeches TO the audience. But
this wos not the big affair of the
evening. Once more Mrs. Boldt scored
Nor was IL little score. After it was
All over even the Princeton seniors had
10 admit nothing exactly like 1T had
been seen around the college campus
IN their time.
Here is the story: Mrs. Boldt is much
100 charming "A person for Princeton to
lie satisfied with one brief glimpse of
her. Scarcely had she settled in her
room in Trenton before a delegation OF
students who had motored the eleven
miles waited upon her. Ira Morton
hidden headed the hardy band Mrs
Boldt APPEARED in the hotel hall She
shook hands with each admirer
Each admirer blushed in turn and
looked unutterable things. Presently the
little group closed. Some Whispering
went on. The lady was seen TO hesitate
Then she flew To her room. In five min
utes she reappeared in her white knitted
eap. Her pilgrim cape fiuttered from her
shoulders. She hoped into the waiting
motor. Somebody cranked up They
were off Back TO Princeton. And what a
mighty yell arose when the Students real
Szed their darling had been restored TO
them even for an all-to-brief hour or
more.
As a WalkerP
But / go too fast First. there was a
little dinner at a very nice and quiet eat
ing club. I happen to know that II was
good. for l had some of 1t. And perhaps
it would be as well to say right here our
young hosts left nothing to be desired in
the courtesy ! think their proctors
would have been proud Of them had they
been there to see,
After dinner a motor waited at the
door. In il was a student With most
amazingly large bass drum. Up one
street and~ down another the car was