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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-12
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Among the guests who will attend
the theatre party. followed by supper
at the Ritz Carlton. on Saturday eve
ming. TO be given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederic II. Strawbridge in honor of
Miss NJ. Gladys Muller. debutante
daughter of Mrs, Augustc Muller. and
Miss Helen Strawbpdge. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Strawbridge, will
be Miss NJ. Louise Ashhurst, Miss
Elizabeth Livingston Boyd. Miss NJ.
Elizabeth Elliott, Miss Helen S. Hen
derson, Miss Katherine s. King. Miss
Deborah Logan. Miss Emily Potter
Noble. Miss Mary Primrose Reeves,
Mrs. j. Clayton Strawbridge. Mr.. John
Biair Barnwili. Mr.. Barlow Burgess
Mr.. Philip I.angdon Corson. Mr.. Rob
ert Dochert, Mr.. C. Joseph Dexter. Mr.
Henry Geyelin. Mr.. Horace Il. Mont
gomery. I'd. Mr. Auguste Muller. Mr.
Walter Pierce. Mr.. Frank Powell. Mr.
Frances Barrct Stewart, Mr.. J. Clay
ton Strawbridge. Mr.. Frederic II
nS&rawbridge, NJ. Lewis NJ. Washburu
Jr. The theatre party will be chaper
eoned by Mr.. and Mrs. J Winthrop
4 ClaghorD.
Mrs. William q. Goodman. Jr.. @
$500 Germantown avenue. Chestnu
Hill. gave a small bridge party and te
yesterday afternoon,
Mrs Joseph a ,Ianuey and Mis-
Mary Nanuzem presided at the tea tabl
and Mrs. George Thomas, Jr., Mrs
William S. Snyder and Mrs. Josep
Wear received with Mrs. Goodman.
At the tea which Miss Constance r
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. John Donahue. Of
Woodstock street. will give formal
dance this evening at their home in
honor Of their daughter. Miss Nan
Donahue. The guests will include
Miss Lefty Gleason. Miss Agnes Me
Closkey. Miss May McCloskey, Miss
Grace Carr. Miss Sadie HanniRan, Mr..
aud Mrs. Norman McNerney. Mr Rob
prt Simpson. Mr. Frank McCloskcy.
Mr.. Stanley Hope. MIR. Rodman Hope.
Mr.. Frank McNcrney. Mr.. Robert
Simpson. Mr.. Frank McCloskey aud
Mr.. William Thompson.
An interesting Christmas entertain
meut has been arranged for the wound
ed sailors in Grays Ferry Hospital by
the Ocean City Hostess League. on
Wednesday evening. December -
There will he Christmas tree with
gifts for each. also ice cream and cake
The men in the wards will he visited anc
will receive flowers in addition TO theil
other gifts. Mrs. William F. CraiG
will sing. and q humorous sketch viii
be presented by number of young
people. Mrs. Keuton Warne is pres
ident of the league: Miss Anna Creth
vice president; Mrs. Frank Webster
treasurer Miss Eleanor Ferguson
secre tary. and Mrs. Adam Kessler. cor.
responding secretary. There are forty
members of tho association.
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EALLs oE scHuYlkILL

Cinderella" will be presented on
Saturday afternoon and evening by the
Girl Reserves of the Young Women :
Christian Association. at the associa .
tion rooms. 400 Ridge avenue. in aid
of ST. Timothy's Hospital The cast of
talented amateurs Includes Cinderella
Miss Margaret Davis; prince. Miss
Miriam Lister; baron. Miss Emily
Krautter: the two sisters, Miss Maude
Carpenter. Miss Anne Hempbill: fairy
queen. Miss Margaret Montgomery
Alidoro, Miss Jane Holdswnrth Pedro.
Miss Irene Jones. and D0ndInI. Miss
Helen Lewis The entertainment is in
charge Of Miss Frances Lecdom Hess
stage director Miss Jessie Mccullough
secretary Of the association Mrs u. II.
Richards. Jr.. Mrs. Thomas 3. Stew
art. Miss Christine Anderson. Miss
Rachel Roberts aud Mrs. Anna NJ.
Reed. After each presentation of the
play there will be sale Of fancy articles
by the Mothers Club. directed by Mrs
r. Mitchell. and beautiful japanese art
works BY q corps of the Girl Reserves.
in charge OF Miss Angela Weiss.
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GER NJ ANTOWN

The Kesmc Club is giving d0u,c
this evening at the Mannheim Cricket
Club.
The Omega Phi Sigma Sorority. Up
silon Chapter, will hold meeting to-
morrow afternoon at the home of aliss
Margaret Malpass. The members arc
Miss Anita Kaufman. Miss Dorotny
Johnston. Miss Dorothy kolb. Miss
Edith Thomson, Miss Maud Thomp-
son, Miss Evelyn Swarz and Miss
Gertrude Cummings.
SUeBss-. 49,
Mrs William 4. Tomlinson, Of SUI,
East Washington lane, will entertain
the members OF her class at ner home
this evening. Her guests are Miss
Alicia Butteryorth. Miss IneS Coulter.
Miss Helen z. Murdoch, Miss Masda
line Young. Miss Elizabeth Woodward
Miss Alice Thompkins. Miss Amelia
Keyes, Miss Ethel Young. Miss Mar
ion Knight, Miss Martha Farley. Miss
Louisa Shafer, Miss Ruth Woods and
! Miss Ruth f}ore.
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xBOROUGH

The annual bazaar Of the Needlcwork
Guild of the Grace Lutheran Church
will be held on Saturday afternoon and
evening in the social hall of the church,
on Ridge avenue. There will be- an
exhibition and sale Of many fine linen
articles embroidered a." ing ~
year by the members. The affair is in
charge of Mrs. John Grammcr, Mrs
Paul u. Strodach. Mrs. John .Milten
berger, Mrs. W. Rentz. Mrs. Minnie
Schadel Mrs. Adolph Graloss. Mrs
William Kaufman. Mrs. Harry Jack
son. Miss Nav Pickel, Mrs. W. Deng
lcr and Mrs. r. Henry.
Mr.. Horace Pickel. son of Mr.. ant
Mrs John r. Picked. Of 1870 Manayunt
avenue. has returned from yeer''
service overseas with Company G
Fifty third Infantry
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Beale. 254 South Twenty first street.
will give for her niece, Miss Viola
Beaie Homer. on Saturday December
20. from until o'clock. the follow
ing will assist in receiving: Miss
Margaret Dallett. Miss Evelyn New
bold Smith Miss Sarah Meade Har-
risop, Mrs. Leonard T. Bealc and Mrs
Oliver Eaton Cromwell.
Mrs. George w. Kendrick. 3D.. of
Godfrey House. Villanova. will give Il
luncheon at the Ritz Carlton. followed
by n theatre party on Saturday. De o.
cember ~. in honor Of her daughter
Miss Edith Kendrick.
Mrs John Grocer. Of Upland. will
entertain the Nine Club as luncheon on
Thursday. December is. Among the
members are Mrs. Samuel Risley. Mrs.
Mrs. W. Il. Woodbridge aud Mrs. James
Watts Mercur.
Invitations have been received from
Mr.. aud Mrs Samuel Price Wctheril
for n ball to be given in honor of theii
granddaughter. Miss Deborah Logan. oil
January ) nt the Bellevue Strattord.
Owing to the death Of Mrs. Charles
+. Da Costa. n member of the Satur.
UhN NduNihk 'luoN 'VUlInlNlpt
the meeting of the class. which was tC
have been held tomorrow. has been post
poued.
Mrs. Robert Emott Hare will leave
on Monday to s""r1 several days will
Mr.. and Mrs Emlen Hare. al thei
home. 81 East Sixty first street, New
York
Miss Anna Leonard Baird. 4l0 Souti
Fifteenth street. has issued invitation
for baby party on Friday, Decembe
| 26 ut 3 o'clock.
Mrs. Robert w Wigton, Of Havcr
| ford. will entertain at luncheon on Fri
| day. December 10. at the Acorn Club
| in honor Of her sister in law. Mrs
Edward Wigtou.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Weart an
nouncc the marriage OF their daughter
| Miss Frances Stephens Weart. TO MI
Alfred j. Wilkinson. lr.. on Wednes
! day. December 2, at PALMYRA. \. j
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkinson will he at hom
after January in Audubon. y. j.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ~ Suelenbur
will spend the Christmas holidays i
Chicago
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MEsr pAllAnELpAiA

Mrs. Herbert n. Diller, Of 521 South
Forty second street, will entertain Mt
a reception on Saturday in honor Of her
sister, DR.. Mary Alexander Patton,
whose engagement to MIR. Alfred stew
enson Hituer was announced last week.
The following ladies will assist in re
ceiving: Mrs. Joseph Hitner, Mrs.
Robert A. Patton and Mrs. Elmer
Allen Sheets. .Ir. of New York.
Miss Mary Alexander will preside at
the tea table and will have as aides
Miss Eleanor Murtha. Miss Margaret
C. Fischer. Miss Arabele Wood Quick
and Miss Josephine G. Doerr. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Alexander Patton will
entertain the receiving party at dinner.
followed by theatre party.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. Harry u. Prettymau. Of 2529
South Broad street. entertained at cards
followed by u dance, at her home. ON
Monday evening, in hopor of her guest.
Mrs. George Kernupcly. OF Salisbury,
Md Among those present were Mrs.
Il. 3. Smith. Mrs. r.. 1umiinson. Mrs.
w. Chesnut. Mrs r. Holm, Mrs. NJ.
Antrim. Mrs. !. BOYLE. Mrs. L. Con
nelly. Mrs. H. Stevens. Mrs. NJ.
stevens. Mrs. g. Hughes and Miss
Florence l.uccy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael A. Pessolano,
Of 80 South Eighth street. are receiv
ing congratulations on the birth Of a
son. Mrs. Pess0lano will be remem
bered ms Miss Rose de Carlo.
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kENSIN GToN

Mir. aud Mrs. Burt Conn. of 2O22
East Stella avenue, entertained at cards
Wednesday evening. Among the guests
were. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sykes Mrs.
Vandala Hisey Burgy. Miss Marion
Hothersoll and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
p. Conn.
Mrs. G. Forester of Kensington ave
nue.. and Clearfeld street, has gone to
Harrisburg for several weeks 70 visit
Mrs. i. Arthur.
The ladies' auxiliary Of the KenSing
ton Business Mems Association are ar
ranging for banquet and dance to be
given on New Years night.
Miss Stella Horter, Of East Columbia
avenue, entertained the members of her
sewing circle al her home on Tuesday
evening.
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TlOGA

Mrs. Oscar Noll. Of 3243 North Park
avenue gave luncheon followed by
cards today at her home, for Mrs.
Harry Derbyshire, Mrs. Frank Paul,
Mrs. !. G.. Glaes. Mrs. Hugh Hanna,
Mrs. Il. G. Harkness. Mrs. Charles
Brickpr. Mrs. Margaret Walton. Mrs.
Purcell and Miss Laura Scheeler
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4 pretty wedding took place at
Apollo Hall Sunday evening, when Miss
Edith Glass. of 1929 South Fourth
ytreet. was married TO Mr.. Samuel i.
Waxman. of 1919 York road The
veil of duchesse lace. She carried n
shower bouquet of white roses and or
chids and was attended by Miss Bella
Fum. as maid of honor. The bride
groom had as best man Mr.. Herman
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-12
lust GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne attends the Charity BaIl-She Regrets
the Death Of Mrs. Charles Da Costo-And Com
nents on Various Happenings in Society

noon she suddenly grew worse and the
end came
Mrs. Da Costa had been prominent
in social and charitable affairs for many
years. She was Miss Juliet Bidde.
sister Of Miss Mildred Biddle. who mar
ried Williams Cadwalader. and daugh
ter Of the Henry Williams Biddles. Of
Paoli. with whom the Cadwaladers live.
She married Charles Da Costa. n son
Of the late Doctor Da Costa. who lived
for many years az Seventeenth and Wal
nut streets. and whose reputation as a
specialist WAS International
Mrs. Da Costa was one OF the com
mittec of the Saturday Evening Dancing
Class and. by the way. the other com
mittce prembers have called off the meet.
ing of the class. which was 70 have been
held tomorrow night. as n mark OF re-
sDcct TO Mrs. Da Costa s memory,
Mrs Da Costa used to chaperone
smaller class on Friday afternoons at
Asher's, aud all the smart children went
TO that until they were old enough TO
attend the Wurts class and the commit
Tee class. The Da Costas had three
cEildren-.Iessie. who is a Slbdebutaute (:
Isabel. who is also very i'll with pneu
monin, and a son. Alexander Da Costa.
ND you know the st. Francis
~ Juniors have started iu again on
their work Of collecting and filing stock e
ings for the little poor children. They
nre going to stand in booths today and
tomorrow on Broad street aud on Chest :
nut street 10 receive donations for their
wcrk. A nice feature of this good work
is that those who wish may buy filed
stocking and give the name of little
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-12
TAcoNY

Mrs r. Harrison, of I.ongshore
street has as her guests for several
weeks. Mrs. Charles Anchor. and hor
daughter Miss Ethel Anchor. OF
Brooklyn. n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs r. Leeds, OF GIL
Glenlock street, are receiving congratu-
lations on the birth OF daughter, Edna
Whitaker Leeds
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-12
Lam SDOWNE e

Miss Katherine Norton. of Rock sport
H.. is visiting Miss Jessie Lewis,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. D, Lewis.
Miss Lewis gave tea recently in honor
Of her guest.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-12

Greenspan. Doctor Nathan performed
the ceremony. The bride and bride
groom left for an extended wedding tour
through the South. They will be. at
home after the first Of the year at 4s13
York road
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NEW JERSEY NOTES

MIR. and Mrs. Howard Wall vino
spent the summer and fall in Long Is
land. have opened their winter home in
Edgewater Park.
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MISS M. H. HALL0WELL
WEDS Mr.. JOHNSON
Other Weddings Which Took
Place RecentIy-Miss Pierce
Bride Of Mr.. TyndalI

The wedding Of Miss Margaret Hun
ter Hallowell daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Fraley Hallowell, and Mr..
William Apperson johnson, son Of Mrs.
Apperson Johnson, of Richmond, Va,
was quietly solemnized at Stanbsugh,
the Hallowell house at Wayne, al noon
yesterday Only the members Of the
family and few intimate friends were
present. The Rev. George w. An
thony, rector of st. Mary's Church.
Wayne. performed the ceremony The
bride. who was given in marriage by
her father. was unattended and wore
an afternoon gown Of French blue
seorgctte crepe. beaded with white
chalk beads. and carried n prayer book.
Mr. johnson had his brother, Nj Nw-
ginius Johnson. of Richmond, as best
man. After the wedding breakfast the
bride and bridegroom left on n wedding
trip. They will be at home after Ian
nary / at 133 Westmont avenue, Had
dou6eId. y. j.
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PIERCE

The wedding OF Miss Lilly Dale
Pierce. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Gustavus Pierce. of 1872 North
Twenty ninth street and Mr.. Russell
NJ. Tyndall. of 2426 North Thirty
third street, was solemnized on Wednes
dzay evening at 9 o'clock in the Prot
estant Episcopal Church of St Anne,
Eighth and Locust streets, The cere
mony was performed by the Rev. !.
Joyce Moore and was followed by re
reption at the home of the bride par
ents Mr.. Pierce gave his daughter in
marriage anH Mrs. Harry Steinmetz
was her only attendant
Nv. Steinmet2 was Mr.. lynda s
best man. The bride and bridegroom
left for Jacksonville. Fla. aud will be
at home after January | at 2426 North
Thirty third street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-12

I YRIC MArINgEs "WEDNESDAY
l. Mn AND SATURDAY
BERTHA X A l. G II in
THE RIDDLE WOMAN"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-12

AnEI Dill MATINEEs THURSDAY
TAbLLi ~ AND SATURDAY
N o CHARLOTTE WALKER
AAAA and ERNEST LAWFoRD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-12

OPPHEJ Mat Tomorrow. 26c, 35c.
OIN Evgs:. 25c 35c, SOC 76e;
NAE DESMOND "A Woman Way"
pECEMBER r5-"rHE BARRIER
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RUNAWAY CADOOsE IS
CAUSE or BAD WRECK

Panama, Aug 20 Ten persons
were injured. none seriously. when q
runaway cabooaa and string OF
freight cars on the Kansas City
southern road crashed into the rear
end Of passenger train on tno Mid
hand Valley read here last miinigh,.
That persons abord the passenger
were not killed isi considered miracu-
A motor car In the passenger train.
A motor car In the passenger train.
which bore the brunt Of the crllis-
ion. was torn into and thrown on
the coach. The damage ID estimated
at $1,000
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lURED FROM HOME BY
T A BOLD BAD NAN
Belief Is That Three Texas
ulris Are tho victims OF a
White Shaver In the
West

Oakland. Calf. Aaa. 20. That
three sisters from Texas have hcen
lured TO Oakland and forced In tho
He ol the underworld by white slas
ers was the expressed fear today Of
Geo G Sanders. Houston. importer.
their father.
Adding new elemcnt of mystery
10 the case. ssndera chAgea that hts
daneAlcrs had bocn inseiRioi lneo
coming herc hs man Who IN 1908
murdered sandcra' bnMAae and Who
IN the hsl few months haa posed AZ
that brother
Sanders hal heard his brother. who
left homo IN 1906 20 inspect Colorado
mining property. had been allied by
TO companlon with whom he left
Houston Las, February Sanders rc-
eelved letter purporting 70 como
from his brother explaining its broth.
or Ronald. had spent the Intervening
years IN Alaska.
Other letters followed and "nouald'
then wrote ursing George Sander.
daughters Ia visit him aud his hride.
Mariofy Sanders Just out of college.
made tho trip. She wrote lwo ieiiers
back letters which George Sanders
now remembers wcrc unnaturnl
Mt The earnest solicitation OF Ron
AID and hie bride, sanders other two
daughters came 10 Oakland on Jane
u. GEORGE Sanders received post
card stating hts two daughters had
arrived here. bat hes received noiA
ing further
After Sanders bad written several
letters hr came from Houston 10 III
sestignto lic found no trace Of his
alleged broihor, or OF his daughters
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CHAPTER " Ny rgrs, Vaudeville
.se .sppeassaves.

tNfhfi tEit ~ Wy ltFNt tNujtNttlt
tse appearances.
MY ntN actual contract. which /
shared Hith my sister rAsmsilA. 4,
pNoslded va should appear togethsr
WAS most important document.
~ ray eslhaati"n. ANEW No lad
pieeaed The managers We had unx
h"fofe mheu | caeTht sirhr ~ car.
peiiaA face. a. tha came Into our
New IntA home.
Well We act a." she exclaimed
ana nearishsd the long sheet OF paper
over her head
Tho SALARY was comparatively
goad.~~for what u known a. small
tine vaudeville. To mo the share
! was 20 receive acsmed a very laige
SUN ilut | tried not 20 be too ep-
slmiatlc. ! ssnnsd IN aonfe vague
way. that the work would ha hard
and something we neither would be
eotilent 20 follow for tong, II was
ths experience. part nf n that at.
tfartsd mo chiefly. az look bEsh
on the event.
Right away We sci to arranging
ths ''aer ~ n would be- letter per.
feet for our debut.
Although my voice Il pronounced
a senulne dramatic aoprann. 1 uas
not singing as such at that time
Ny low tones were naturally fuund
and tuli and ! illsod 20 sinx THEM.
J had "a remarkable facility IN tha
high notes. set | did not Imagine Tor
"a moment that I wac other than Il
tnexsoswopr0nv, cnrmalia t~ho II i
genuine mvszo-epnrano) was then
singing az a aapr0na. 80 we wers
both moving IN wruns ways. / dafw.
say tits fact that caruaila vas ~.
sidefed the soprano SINGER ~ me
Family. together With Jhe natufa.
spnsbreneAs ana Ntrennth IN MY low
notes. caused mo 10 look upon nv
sclf ns a messD-Aoyifann AZ nli
events. ! had SUNK musia for this
tspa Of voife. aud N Our duets /
always took The lower pars.
Nor were We the onis ones do. I
eeivod Ia lha, ma~t important mat /
ter or classification of our voieaA.
The nrst singing /, aeher who tried
our voioe~ did nat correct cur ha4
lief rnrnelln fait Il nlsa 10 study, 1
and after heins recommended to thla
ulau ske arranged for lrasoua. which
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ATTORNEY GENERAL PALMER
SUES THE CEMENT TRUST


waaalnsioh Aae go Action 70
hreak w ne so.canei easseru ,emvni
tust which "a engNerd IN the man.
aisclaro 81 Portland eemsbt In lhs
slales ~ Ne~ Work Ne~ isres.
laennvlsanle. Maryland apd wost
Nfslnla. was hssan Yesterday Nv A.
'tmev General iahner under he
sherman Antl.ifust aei.
The government In 81 preliminary
action asks that lheae eolapanles no
,niolntd fgom "nr,her melasal1lns
the combination and conspiracy IN -.
ssralnt Of Interstate trade and ,nm4
n,crcc In Portland cement, In wh'oh
h"y have hitherto aud arc nov en.
easinR"
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FRENCH WOMAN IN
PLIGHT IS ENl|GHTEMEO

In France an Oklahoma doughl,oy
one day came upon worried old
French woman clrcllng around a cart
and horse In vain effort TO xst the
horse 70 move oh. monsieur" ehe
appealed 10 him. 'she II good horse.
bat he understands not the French
How you say Il. monsieur" The
aoughboy took the reins. shouted
E'ddap." ana the horse started Off
Madam was amazed and delighted
and IL ten years from now SHE re-.
members no more Than thus much 81
the English language we'll. shai viii
te something.
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HOW | BECAME A PRlMA DONNA
by ROSA ro>skliE
l-csdirf sewau,. k'vuoresisn Oscss lIoss-
New iogk Cay

he took when our work In tauas.
vlus tvok as 20 New Yofk. or dur
ma eut vaeatlens
some ume AFTER s'asmells DssaA
Hudllns ! fnllowei hes lead. but 4
was not impressed wsth what IN.
instructor undertook 10 teach. Ito
10 doubt understood tsanhlns.
pt"bahI, 1 dli nes comprehend what
q was be Wished nae to Dc. Nor ald
cattnalla make tbs progress she en-.
pseted she would.
burlns the ssuepe of eur iirst year
~ vaudeville had about ten lss-
apnai earmella few more than that.
Then. automatically. suesa Wa
stopped studying With this teacher.
liul the singing Nc did IN tas thn-
atres ~ dirfsrsnl parts ~ the coun-
'ry seemed ~ please tho audiences.
Tor our paiaty, ln the ueepnd year.
was advanced
A. luok hack upon ,hoss sr,t
days ~ vandsvllls realize how lan.
ksfeus my position Mas. Ia a strictly
vocal way. II u eany enough. after
experience, % say what Dna woat,i
~" " tha experience could ba rr.
psatrd- hat that, az we knnw.t !
y csn't happen. And THAI s why
nellefe eyhfY Young singer who Il.
considering sefiousty sinxlnx 81.
fref should give ihr nirnnst earm bss !.
tore asqidina q .e ba the flshs shinw
"a do,
! npprerlnsa that slasseaslona ara /,
seldans Welcomed, esan when on.
Nhe neeha them Nivas Assurance az
an orsn nllnd. Particularly IN IN.
tugssstioua happen fat "a eoineid.
WITH tho ss@wa held by tha other psr.
l"f Nevertheless. ahaula havn ,
l"ea Elaa ~ Rave the advise about
80 a's" VI my solcs which uatma aom~
inle laser,
For tf had been inelfnmd ~
Nfre nay Voice I might Ia shs hsstn.
lihHs ~ nay carer. have ruined IL
fortunately. nv natural inailnast1n.
w nei bend toward shouting ar
2 ~Aakgerpllpns that ais Injurious
z tune ! had d hiK yplaa. and th~r.
faa no Reed. possibly. 10 apply power
= s"nd MY strength to safely afppiy.
hnt lurk iHslut have h~lreas pthar.
'sHT should have feuni nv 'stnn.
"gTH ni#@lnH when tho nnn taaehsv
eventually discovered began 10 "a
elap shem 70 respond ~ they ahousa.-
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QUICK V8RI o. COY
se9BT aVEsAuFE
Thirteen. Year Ola Muskogse
Dcy Prevents Woman Prom
Drowning ny a Brave
Act

Nuskoece. Ans sA.--nomonstralln
tho "ne Prepared slosAn 81 the no,
scouts organisation Of which ne Il a
memhcr. Edward i.oasAncy is.ycar-
c'a son of Mr.. and Mrs r J. I.onrA b
ney % Terrace boulevard, made HIM
scli hero last Wednesday when he
saved the life of Mrs. Pearl Haas
who narrowly escaped drowning al
waahillsu club.
Mrs. Haas Jumped Into the water
helieselng Il 10 he shallow At the
place where she stood Z, Vas over
her head and she Last control of her.
self
John ieeklcy. Who was standing
nearby. went to her aid as quickly
a. possible. but could no, ret the
struggling woman ashore.
Edward Lcughney, with ito train
ing In tho ar, OF hfcsasins which IA
taught to every hoy Scout. aivcd into
the water and quickly brought Mfs
Haas 20 the hank AZ The stccam. saw
ms her from drowninr
"yoang Louehney deserves Car
negic medal for ,ais wofs. and II B, is
within my power ! wlll see that he
eeis one said John / rempleion.
scout commissioner under whose
training I,oushnsy learned the various
arts Of scoatcrsfi.