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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-30
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Lieutenant Commander r. S. Keyes, L. S. N,
and Mrs. Keyes, will entertain informally tomor-
evening at their home, 23SO South 21st
street. in the Girard estate. The affair will be
bridge party Of four tables.
Miss Margaret Smith, daughter OF Captain
and Mrs. w. S. Smith, U. S. N, who has been
visiting friends in New York during the past
few weeks, has returned to her home In the
Navy Yard.
Mrs. p. ]. Hannigan, of 2437 Carpenter street,
will entertain at euchre this evening The affair
is for charity. and she will be assisted by Mrs.
Joseph Haines, Mrs, Edward Messt, Miss Rene
Haney Miss Agnes HaInes. Miss Margaret
Hannigan and Miss Helen Hannigan.
Mrs +. MadgwiclI. OF 2O52 Moore street, and
Mrs Smith will entertain informally on Novem-
ber 6. at her home. The affair will be
musicale, and will be given for the benefit OF the
@2d Street NJ f. Church, of which Rev. j. E.
Gallagher is pastor.
Mrs. Lee Pryor, wife of Lieutenant Pryor, U.
S. N, of the Girard Estate, entertained very
informally at tea this week to meet Mrs. Wat
tensill. wife OF Evan WattengiII, executive Of
ncer of the United States battleshp Connectl-
cut.
The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club in the
Girard Estate met this week at the home of
Mrs. Bell.
John i. McCdnn, of NIB South Cleveland ave-
nue., has just returned from an extensive busl-
trip through Virginia, North and South
Carolina and Alabama.
Ensign Marvel, of the battleship Connecticut,
gave a delightful theatre party on Thursday
last in honor OF Miss Margaret Packer, of Bur-
lington, sister of Mrs, W. NJ. Hunt. of the
Navy Yard.
Mrs. Hunt, wife of Lieutenant Commander
w. NJ. Hunt. U. S. N, spent Thursday and
Friday of last week with her mother, Mrs. A.
L. Packer, of Burlington.
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ALONG THE MAIN LINE

OYERBROoK-The executive committee OF the
100 Club have completed arrangements for the
black and white dance, to be held Friday even
ing November IS, at the overbrook Golf Club.
This novel idea was introduced from Paris, and
the evening promises to be a delightful one.
The fourth annual large dance given by the
loO Club will take place the evening OF January
l. 1915. at Horticultural Hall. These dances have
been largely attended. The favors and enter
tanning surprises OF the evening having con-
Tlouted greatly to their success
NARBERTH The Narberth Assembly, which will
mold series OF subscription dances this winter
IN Elm Hail. will give a Halloween dance to-
lnght' The guess are expected to dress as
country lads and lassies, and about so or 70
members OF the young married set OF Narberth
will be present
me hall will be attraetiyely decorated with
autumn leaves and great stacks OF dried corn
"hiie many various sizes Of pumpkin faced Ian
,sins VIII lend a weird light and make real
's'ic place for the little country girls, I'm their
ensham dresses, white aprons and sunbonnets
- come out to dance with the farmer lads In
''elF oEeFalls and haryester's hats.
iAe Following men are in charge OF the Mar
9s''n Assembly this year Edwin p. Dold
S, SI''tilani Tristan B. du Marals, William J.
auerz' George supplee and Andrew Greene.
ana Mrs. +. DlnwiddIs Walker entertained
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at bridge last night at their home on Elmwood
avenue. There six tables Mrs. Walker
will give a card party this afternoon, when
about 20 guests will be present.
Mrs. Frederick A. Brown of AIS Woodside
avenue, will entertain the new Narberth Card
Club at her home this afternoon.
wYNNEwooD-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Beaver
Browne will give small costume dance on
Halloween. Mrs. Browne Miss Marcy
Curtin.
Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Clothier will spend
the greater part of the winter at their home on
Lancaster Pike.
ARDMoRE-Mrs. Granville p. Hopkins gave the
second and last of her days at home yesterday
at her residence, corner Lanfair and Mont
gomery avenues. Mrs. Hopkins assisted in
receiving by her sister. Mrs. Nelson d. War
wick. and Miss Helen Dando, of Wynnewood
Mr. and Mrs. D. Pearson Pearce are occupy
Ing their house here for the late fall.
wAYNE-Mrs. Anthony j. d. Peterson enter
tanned the Wa;ne Bridge Club at her home,
Wednesday. This was the first meeting of the
club for the
The Saturday Club will meet tomorrow at the
clubhouse.
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CHESTNUT HILL
clubhouse

Friends of Miss Elizabeth Henry, daughter
of Mrs. Charles Wocott Henry, of St. Mar
tins, will regret to hear of accident which
resulted in a fracture last Saturday while rid
ing to hounds at the Whitemarsh Valley Hunt
Club. Miss Henry is reported to be in the best
condition possible at present
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Janney, Jr.. will give
a small Halloween dance on Saturday night. at
their home on East Summit avenue, Chestnut
Hill. for their daughters. Miss Alice Janney and
Miss Meta Janney. The guests will appear in
costume.
]. b. Thomas will be host at luncheon today
at the Philadelphia Cricket Club The guests
will number IA, and will afterward enter a golf
tournament
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ROXBOROUCH

Miss Gertrude Field, OF 40t RICHTER street
wissahlckon, entertained at 500 last night at
her home Chysanthemums Of the fall colorinss
were combined with briiant-hucd autumn
foliage in the decorations. Her guests were
Miss Elizabeth Eckard. Miss Grace Edwards
Miss Rose Carney Miss Emile Harris, MISS
Helen Mitchell, Miss Mae Mckinney, Mrs sadie
Green, Mrs Joseph Lee, Mrs Joseph Flavell
Mrs. Ferdinand Davis, Mrs. Walter Fancourt
Mrs. Ralph Pope, Mrs. Clarence X Dengler'
Mrs. Joseph Rose, Mrs. William Il. ShappeH
Mrs. Clayton Thomas, Mrs. ella Shuler, Mrs
Milton Smith and Mrs Louis Wagner
Mrs. Clarence c. Keever, Of Harmon road
will give card party tonight at her home In
aid Of the work OF the Ladies' Auxiliary OF
Camp Dewitt, at Deer mountain Allenwood,
Pa, OF which she is president. There will be 16
tables. The house will be artistically decorated
with autumn leaves and ferns, and tho hostess
will be assisted by Mrs. Harry D. Rarick, Mrs.
Benjamin johnson and Mrs. Joseph McManus.
Mrs. Frederick stott, of 3s3 Green lane, en-
tertained informally this afternoon when her
guests, who are members of her sewing club,
included Mrs. Orlando Petty, the Misses Emma
and Helen Rehfus, Mrs Robert Hays. Mrs. N.
c. Rorabaugh, Mrs. Frank Kenworthy, Mrs.
John o. Struse, Mrs. Roy a. Robinson, Mrs.
Albert Hood and Mrs. Charles Vein.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs Henry c. Loughlin. who spent
the summer travelling abroad, have returned to
their home at 42d and Spruce streets.
DR.. and Mrs. S. Merrill Weeks, of Sl5 South
4Sth street will open their country home Comp
ton Manor Farm, Langhorne, this evening,
where they will give house party over the
week end to the members OF the evening bridge
club. The house will be prettily decorated with
autumn leaves, and among their guests Will be
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Detwiler, Mr.. and Mrs w.
c. johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. e. C. Bendere, Mr..
and Mrs. A. T. Schneider, and Mr.. and Mrs. E.
w. Scarlet
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Dckert, of 6219 Lam
caster avenue, will entertain informally to-
morrow evening. The table decorations will be
yellow chrysanthemums and Halloween novel;
ties and among their guests will be Mr. and
Mrs. William Dickert Mr. and Mrs. George
Soeder, Mr.. and Mrs. Peachen Mr.. and Mrs
Charles zeigler, Mr. and Mrs Harry Anderson,
Mrs. Philip Dckert. Charles Casper and Rich
ard Sterlein.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Martlndale and
Thomas C. Martndale have closed their place
at Wildwood, n. j., and returned to their home
413 North 33d street. for the winter.
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WEDDINGS
Miss Lasa Became Bride of Maurice ]. Laskey
This Morning.

The marriage of Miss Frances J. Lasa.
daughter of Joseph a. Lasa, of 3Q3S North 18th
street, and Maurice ]. Lasltey, of New Orleans,
La, took place this morning at a Nuptial
Mass at o'clock in St. Stephens Church,
Broad and Butler streets. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. James lyman The
bride was given in marriage by her father.
She a gown of ivory white crepe meteor,
en- train, trimmed with shadow lace and pearls.
Her tule veil was arranged in cap effect,
caught with a wreath of orange blossoms, and
she carried a shower bouquet OF bridal roses
and lilies OF the valley.
Miss Lasa's only attendant her sister,
Miss Elizabeth Lasa, maid OF honor She
pretty frock of pale blue crepe meteor,
with a tunic OF shadow lace Her blue pic
ture hat adorned with pink rosebuds. and
she carried a basket of pink and rose
buds.
Mr.. Lasitey had Thomas I. Nolan, of New
Orleans, best man. There no ushers
A wedding breakfast followed the ceremony
at the home of the bride, 3O3S North 18th street
after which the bridal couple left for a two
months tour through the South. They will
be al home in New York after January l.
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present. Miss Alice Dorothy Hood will attend
her sister as maid Of honor and Earl Pierce OIL
Chicago, will attend Mr. Thacher as best man.
After brief wedding Journey, Mr.. and Mrs
Thacher will live at 2i7 South Hamilton street
Madison, wis, and will be at home after the
first of December
Mrs Armltage whitman. Of New York, Is the
guest OF her grandmother, Mrs. II. Fl. @. sharp
less at I.aburnums, her country place at Chel-
ten Hills. Mrs whitman, who will be remem-
bered as Miss Mary Lyman Sturgs, daughter
Of Mrs Robert sturgIs, came over from New
York to attend the wedding Of her cousin,
Robert sturgIs 1ngersoll, and Miss Marion
Fowle on Saturday.
Mrs whitman will return to New York on
Monday.
Miss Anna stockett Kent, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs william c. Kent, of Mangeomar, Wyn"
cote. has returned to her home, after spending
n month at Louisville, KY, as the guest OF Miss
Dorothy Vissman. Miss Kent was accompanied
by Miss Fanny Loos, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
A. j. Ioos. of Narberth who was also the guest
of Miss Vissman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Butler have returned
from their wedding trip. and are occupying their
new home at 1i5 Township line road Cheten
Hills
Mrs Butler will be remembered as Miss Marie
w. NJ Madeira before her marriage on Octo-
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DEBUTANTE AFFAIRS
Miss Gertrude Tower to Be Guest of Honor at
Luncheon Given by Mrs. Stevenson.

One of the prcttest affairs of the season will
be the luncheon which Mrs Cornelius Stevenson
will give at the Acorn Club today. in honor of
Miss Gertrude Tower, dobutante daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlemagne Tower. The dining
rooms of the club will be tastefulIy decorated
with autumn flowers. Mrs. Tower Miss Helen
Tower and Mrs. w. Yorke Stevenson will assist
Mrs. stevenson in receiving the guests who will
be seated at two large tables. There will be
about 90 debutantes, and the other guests, about
16 in number will include Mrs. Stevenson's per-
sonal friends. In the afternoon there will be
two teas in Germantown.
Miss Eleanor Edmonds daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. John Edmonds of Wayne avenue and
Upsal street, Will be presented at a tea to be
given by her parents at their home Miss Ed
monds will wear a gown of soft white satin and
plated chiffon. Mrs Edmonds gown will be of
old gold satin. Receiving with Mrs. Edmonds
and Miss Edmonds will be Mrs. W. W. Finn
Mrs. C. w Edmonds, Mrs Franklin Spencer
Edmonds, Mrs. $. c. Edmonds. Mrs. Joseph II
Bromley, Mrs. Morrison u. Wood and Mrs W
T. Smith, of East Orange. The young girls
who will assist will lie Miss Louise Mcdowell
Miss Helen Fling, Miss Laura jayne Thomas
Miss Nancy Smith, Miss Christine Rehn, Miss
Agnes schoch, Miss Mildred Jack Miss
Josephine Dodge, Miss Dorothy Daniel Miss
Audrey Kane, Miss Frances Omery Miss Flea
nor Flood Miss Margaret Baker. Miss Rose
Elias and Miss Gladys Edwards.
The second tea will be that given by Or and
Mrs. James Harwood Closson To introduce their
daughter, Miss Josephine b. Closson al the
Germantown Cricket club. The club rooms will
be elsborately decorated with palms and autumn
flowers. and large number of roses will be
used. DR.. and Mrs. Closson Will be assisted i'm
receiving by Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Nofiy,
MIR. and Mrs. Harrison l. Potts, Mr. and Mrs
Howard Ketcham, Or and Mrs. d. Roman
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Marvel, Mr.. and Mrs
John W. Borss and Miss Mary Lewars
In the evening Mr and Mrs George
W Childs Drexel will give a dim
nCr-dance in honor Of Miss CordeIia
BiddIe. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
j. DreNel Biddle, at their beautiful home
Wootton, in Bryn Mawr The guests Will be
seated at small tables which will be placed
about the lower floor Of the house Each table
will be decorated with different flowers About
80 guests will attend.
A NTH delightful entertainment will be the
dinner-dance which Ensign Charles n. Mecum
will give on the United States battleship con
neeticut, in honor OF Miss Roberta Brown
Downing daughter OF Mrs. Robert w Down
ing. This will be a smaller ahaIr than the
Drexel dance but will be very enjoyable Is all
parties at the Navy Yard are proved 70 be.
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GERMANTOWN

Mrs Charles Montgomery, of New York. will
arrive today 10 be tbA guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Ross of WissahIckon avenue and West
Upsal street, for few days Mrs, Montgom-
cry will be the guest of honor at Informal
tea, which Miss Grace Anderson Porter will
give in her honor tomorrow afternoon
Friends of Mr. and Mrs Joseph d. Wilkinson
will be glad to know that they will return home
about December s. Mr.. and Mrs Wilkinson are
at present in Hongkong, and have spent the last
six months in Sydney, Australia, and Manila
Philippine Islands.
Mr. and Mrs. John Blakcey entertained in
formally at dinner before the dance at Mannheim
Wednesday night The guests were Mrs, Berg
ner, OF Harrisburg, and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward E,
Marshall, OF Rydal,
Edward Walter Clark gave stag dinner
wednesday night before the regular weekly
dance There were 10 guests present.
Miss Phoebe Satterfeld OF 5322 Wayne ave-
nue., is at present visiting Colonel and Mrs.
Wagstaff on Long Island. Two dancing classes
one for men and women, and one for girls and
boys, have been organized by Miss Lnsley Sat
teraeld to meet alternate Friday nights during
the winter at the Boys Club, West Penn street.
The first dance will take place Friday night
October 80
Miss Grace Emory, of 5lOi Wayne avenue. will
give a Halloween party Saturday from $50 to Q
o'clock About 10 little girls have been invited
TO come In costume.
Frederick Dudley has returned to his home
29O7 queen lane from fishing trip at Sea Isle
City
Miss Elsie Myers of 5O37 Schuyler street left
Monday for Elkton. Md, where she will visit
friends for a few days
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Harold Beverly, Thomas Cunningham, Russei
Freeze and Edward Haines.
The San souci Club gave masquerade dance
last night at BelleHed Country Club. This
was the opening dance Of a series Of dances
to be held during the winter at Belleheld' The
members OF the San souci Club are MISS
Beatrice Rottner, Miss Florence MacMorris'
Miss Florence Gekler Miss Charlotte flem-
ming, Miss Marian Jones. Miss Alice Mcfad-
den, Miss Mildred Heist Miss Hazel Crawford
Miss Viola Carson, Emma Lawrence and Ada
line Froe1fch
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THE DR. A NJ A
THEATRICAL BAEDEKER

ADELPHT-"A Pair OF sxes." farce by Bd-
ward Peple. Two business partners shoot
cold hand, the winner to retain the business,
the loser TO become his body servant TOT
year Delightfully."- laughable.
BRoAD-"Madam President" French farce
starring Fannie Ward. Gobette, an actress.
strays into French provincial town ana
poses as the wife Of the president OF tne
commune, with hilarious complications.
FoRREsT-"Papa's Darling" musical comedy
by Ivan Caryll But one criticism can DO
made OF Dorothy Jardon, the star She Is SO
delightful that she appears too seldom.
GARRTCK-"The Yellow Ticket" by Michael
Morton. Florence Reed, revealed as an actress
OF supereminent ability in a hr-r-hhne
melodrama OF Russia.
KEITH S-syvester schafrer in a marvellous
variety Of specialtes.
LITTLE THEATRE-"Arms and the Man
Revival OF Bernard Shaw's play. Excellently
acted.
LYRIC-"The Whrl of the world the New
York Winter Garden spectacle, with Mile.
Chapine, the Partisan prima donna. Spec
tacular and hippo dramatic, with catchy
songs and eccentric dances.
WALNUT--"A Fool There Was" Revival OF
sensational play based Kpng's The
Vampire" with Eugenie Blair melodrama
star. In leading role.
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I,ANSDOWNE

bridge club, formed of young married people
in Lansdowne, meets every other Monday night
at the various homes. Among the members are
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Brooke Evans, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Ogden, Mr.. and Mrs r. L. Hays, Mr..
and Mrs. II. C. Hays, Mr.. and Mrs. Sagen-
dorph Mr.. and Mrs Norris A. Scott, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert d. Taylor Mr.. and Mrs. Culver
Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Phillips. Mr.. and
Mrs. Julian keenan,, Jr., Miss NJ. Louise Van
SAINT, Frank Moorshead, Miss Elizabeth Fackler
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ALONG THE READING

The wedding OF Miss Mary Florence Hood,
daughter OF Mrs. Joseph Hood, OF Township
Line road, Jenklntown, 10 Ralph Ledyard
Thacher, son OF Mrs. Justice NJ Thacher, Of
Germantown, will take place on Tuesday, No
vember TO- at the home Of the brides cousin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace C. LongwelL at Evanston,
Illinois
owing to the recent death Of the brides
father, the ceremony will be an extremely quiet
one. Only the two immediate families VIII be
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-30
TIOCA

Miss Marian Wanner, of 2l25 West Venango
street, entertained her friends at a masqus
fete in her homo last night, The table decora-
tons were uniquely arranged with an abun-
dance Of orange and black crepe and Halloween
novelties. Those present were Miss Elsie
Davis. Miss Claire Eemmerer Miss Helen
Grant, Miss Mildred Grant Miss Viola Her
mans. Miss Kathryn Doyle and Miss Margaret
Wanner; Harry Ross, Walter Hayes, Hampton
Goodwin, Charles Ganiyir Clarence Grayers
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who has been studying music I'm Europe for the
last four years, will make her American debut
shortly in a light opera which is being writ
ten for her Miss Brooks made her first appear
the concert stage two years ago at
Bechstein Hall London, with Yvette Guilbert.
She made her opera debut last May at Poitiers.
France, in the role OF Iphigene in 'Iphigenie en-
Taurde." This she to have sung at
the Opera Comique in Paris, but the war made
this plan impossible
Madalne Travers, last seen on Broadway in
Seven Keys to Baldpate," has been engaged
for the role Of Olivia in Phyllis Nelson-
Terry's production of Twelfth Night"
Alfred Bishop. a well-known English char
acter actor, has accepted an engagement to
create leading part In Henry Arthur Jones'
play in which selwyn & Co. to star
Margaret Ellington. This actor made his first
appearance at the Theatre Royal. Bristol,
than so years ago In his earlier days he was
n popular player in burlesque appearing in
such pieces as Little Robin Hood" our
Babes in the Wood and princess Toto"
Indeed, his greatest hits made at the
Criterion. London, in plays by Henry Arthur
Jones. He was the original Archibald Coke
in The LIARS" Canon Bonsey in Mrs. Danes
Defense" and Admiral Darby in The Case
OF Rebellious Susan
Miss Grace Fuller, the English nstructress OF
Mile. Gabrielle Dorziat, who playing with
William Faversham in THE Hawk at the
Shubert Theatre. New York has sailed for
Liverpool to become a Red Cross nurse.
what 1t Means to a Woman II. II. Frazee's
production. had its premiere in Wilkes
Barre last Friday. This drama of New York
life is by E. H. Gould and F. Whitehouse. Tho
cast includes Miss Rita Jolivet Frank Mills,
Miss Laura Nelson Hall, Mrs. Joseph Kilgour
and Miss Alice Johns. The play has been
staged under the direction Of Edgar McGregor
and soon will open in New York.
Last Saturday night William \. Brady pro-
duced at the Manhattan Opera House. New
York, his production of Thompson Buchanan's
Life" Life" is massive mclodrama, Of the
Drury Lane type, and carries the reader through
almost every phase Of metropolitan life. Bonds
stolen, checks forged, an innocent man is
prosecuted you pass through Wall street. visit
roof gardens. Sing Sing. and finally get to
Mexico, where battle is fought between Amer
leans and MeXicans. The play thrilled and
pleased the audience, according to reports. and
marks new effort in American drama.
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CAMDEN AND VICINITY

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Balderston. Of Mcr-
chantville. n. j., announce the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Lillian Hart Baldcrston,
to Theobald NJ. O'Hara, of Philadelphia, on
Monday. October &c. 1911
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-30
ADJUSTMENTS

Virginia Brooks, daushter OF Joseph Brooks,
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Madaline Travers. last Broadway in
Seven Keys to Badpate," has been engaged
for the role Of Olivia in Phyllis Neilson-
Terrys production of Twelfth Night"
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DID NOT IMPRESS LANDLORD
lnnkeeper Could Serve Excellent
Luncheon, But Evidently Was
Not OF Literary Mind.

They are telling in Westchester a
story about Richard Harding Davis
and Gouyernor Morris.
These two writer's, II appears, were
motoring the other day, and stopped
at an inn for luncheon. The luncheon
was excellent, and after II was over
Mr. Davis went out TO look over the
car, leaving MIR, Morris alone Mr.
Morris, in good Spirits from his fine
meal, said genially to the landlord;
Landlord, you'll be interested, per.
haps, to know that my companion Is
Mr. Richard Harding Davis"
The landlord tried his best TO look
impressed and interested.
You don't say" he remarked. "And
what business might he be in?"
A few minutes later Mr. Morris took
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symmetrical, exquisitely perfect. The
little group with whom she sat looked
somewhat out OF place In that mixed
assemblage Smartly groomed and
palpably members OF set to whom
John Valiant was familiar, they had
had only friendly mods and smiles for
the young man at whom so many there
had gazed with jaundiced eyes.
To the general public which read its
daily newspaper perhaps none OF the
gilded set was better known than
Vanity Valiant" The new Panhard
he drove was the smartest car on the
avenue. and the collar on the white
bulldog that pranced or dozed on its
leather seat sported diamond buckle.
To the spacewriters Of the social col.
umns. he had been perennial inspira.
ton The patterns OF his waistcoats.
and the splendors OF his latest bache-
lors' dinner at Sherry's-sith such