The Wrangell sentinel., 1916-12-28

Mabsl-Tve changed my mind. Instead. | I'm goiny to explain about the white
 gift club" and I'll ask him to help. 1 Uncle George would rather do that l than wear a dozen nuggets.
 Carolns-All my allowance bought gifts 1 for the folks at home, but I'll con- l irIuutc some nice books Tor your white" Christmas tree.
 Ruth-oh, Caroline. not your Leather 1 bound Poets?
 csroline-why not, Ruth? They are
 white" you know-and other folk l will enjoy them just as I have. Madge-You have responded beautiful 1 ly. girls. I've been too busy writing to make comments. tHelen. dressed in her street attire. l moves toward door.)
 1Gargaret-Ill have to make my con a Christmas party for you girls. | tHearty applauSe.) | But instead. I'm going to entertain 1 nine other girls. Helen-Who?
 Margaret-I mean to invite nine girls 1 from Caustons Laundry.
 Helen-Invite them hsrs7
 mssesTet.No, at my sisters ts, ns home on Q, once. l know. l had planned to spend l 5000. had the luncheon estimated
 the place cards decided upon: and even l
 girls. It was to have been partially 1 in Grace's honor. because she Is go- ing away; The solSr s1, scheme ,, will be ries. Cant you hear a kind of Christ 1 mas crackle when I say holly? The
 napkins-wait. I'll show you "Opens ] a parcel containing pape, napkinsl
 a line of greeting; and the place cards 1 are hand-painted. Louise-You made them!
 Margaret-I did.
 Nelen-Nooking puzzled>-Do you real
 those from causton's7 They are the toughest in the city. If you must | have laundry girls. get those from Esther-Better think 1t over Nadge. don't think that class of girls would AgnesSYou certainly would have a caroiineEThey aren't a bit refined, l Madge. don't believe they. ever at
 nss tham haTy m to ahoss dances on Harbor Street. I shouldn't 1 think your sister would want them in her home. l girl to attempt it. They are girls
 and taste and smell. I know they
 would appreciate it. They would love
 (Helen approaching Margaret. Helen-Margaret, you are an angel
 mas tree in the room?-on the left
 of the fireplace, you know. And have
 a gift for each girl on it. No useful
 charity. You buy the gifts. Madge. Make them something like this: l tJotting down list.) Sewing bag. ivory mirror. note pa
 .1I orfv e in- pers-use Caroline's Leather Bound 1 Poets and anything else you wan. to
 buy that's pretty and girl-i-fied. Wait
 nGnt anybody speak c,.nse s my tIrn he.rt
 Socketbook. want to do something .oo. Isn't 1t my turn? Here's, my ! check. Madge dear. Kisses Madgep airls-HeIen, your prize money from 1 the oratory contest!
 z1adge-You were saving that for va-
 cation trip next summer. fGirls pro- Helen-"Girls, that's why it's white" l fPause-Music.)
 Enter from h, each side de-. of sta s.aseE Gowned in white-surplice effect Each bearing wreath. mistletoe or holly.
 ooooo ooooo SONG.
 tMusic-"Joy 10 the World the Lord l is Come.o
 Joy to the world on Christmas day. We bid the land rejoice.
 Let stern lips smile And eyes grow glad. 1 And sweet ring every voice. i And sweet ring every voice, 1 :. .;d sweet, | And sweet,
 Ring every voice.
 How may we know the deepest joy? When Christmas tide Is here? By sharing love. With others nigh,
 And giving gifts of cheer. And giving gifts Of cheer. And givinG,r | And giving, Gifts of cheer.
 Without the heart, gift is dumb. | It brings no true delight, -" born to find l Our Christmas peace ! n -i Yt nf White. ! In giving gifts of White. '' "ivin". | 0P