Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-05-17
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EHort,' 1 nave, NJ uiUerent tlWch
come upon articles which have mon-
toned members OF the class OF 1919
of the Grants Pass High school, and
have saved these articles. and now.
| believe. am able to combine them
In brief review OF the career OF
each member OF our class,
Florence Bocock IL the efficient
manager OF large sheep ranch In
Wyoming Miss Bocock spends on
an average OF SO hours u day In the
saddle, overseeing her Mexican sheep
herders.
Madge Bratton arranges all social
functions which occupy the lolsure
moments OF Washington. ID. c., law
makers and diplomats.
The Metropolitan Opera Company.
featuring Nine. Irene Colwell, leary-
soprano, supported llterally) by an
all star cast composed OF Nine. la
Vera Brown, contralto; Clifford
Schafrer, bass. and Leslie Turner.
tenor. have Just completed most
successful run In Central Africa,
where they were pursued by har-
mony loving natives.
Pansy Dukes Ii tho most popular
vampire In the movie world, Theda
Bara having retired from the screen,
| n ftar n,any unau,cas.f,1 n,ta,,ut., D.,
out-vamp Miss Dukes.
The present representatives from
Oregon. Miss Blanche Hartley. NJ.
c., has had the great honor OF being
elected speaker OF the house and
chairman OF the committee for the
nationwide movement for better
cats.
In recent article describing the
murder OF Jack-the-Choker at the
Bloody Gulch rooming house. the
name OF the popular and efficient
landlady was given as Mrs. Dora
Herman CASTLE.
MillIcent Kiphart and AlzIna Pope
are floating large project whlck
introduces the new drink 'Frisky
Sham-plain.
The recent trial of Amelia Metzen.
real estate dealer OF Flagpole. Ari-
zona, has resulted In acqultai from
all charges OF Misrepresentation to
eastern school teachers.
David Belasco is staging an In
tensely emotional play called We'd
ded and Saved" with Alice Pence in
the stellar role. and Lee Wilson
playing opposite.
No ladies' toilette Is complete
without the famous beauty aids
manufactured by the Roses OF
June" extracted company. OF which
Rose Perry Is originator and man
agef.
ida Mae Ruth Pratt, Landscape
Gardener, was the advertisement /
observed In recent issue OF the
"Cheeseville Chronic" which town I
observe to be In Connecticut.
The unparalleled self-effacement
practiced by Marion Sabin in her
work as missionary In the heart of
India has caused much eulogistic
praise among the ministry OF this
country.
While ] cannot but be sorry that
such a misfortune should fall upon
a member OF our illustrious class,
honesty forces me to say that no
more skillful safe-bl0wer or pick
pocket has ever piled that trade
than Mildred Smith. She never
stays long In one community, and
has twice in the last five years been
In my very office, as she has both
times left lovely little note where
the money was kept.
Columbia University has Just been
fortunate In securing the services OF
Miss Margaret Smith as gymnastic
instructor. In recent interview
Miss Smith Is quoted as saying:
Gymnastics have not been made
strenuous enough for the average
university girl. advocate six
hour period OF exercise each day,
which Will include pole-vaulting,
long distance running, and trapeze
work"
Pauline Swacker Is at present n
nun in Catholic convent in Canada.
She is dispelling much of the gloom
from that institution, and in recent
letter which received from her, she
explained that 1t was not nearly as
mad as she had imagined, as one
could play ch sck rs every THURSDAY
: night, and there was always water
to drink.
Mildred Taylor is the charming
proprietor OF fashionable tea room