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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-28
Today,s Birthdays.

Woodrow Wilson, President OF the
United States, born at stanton, Va,
"a years ago today
St John IRVINE, Irish playwright
and author who recently visited
America, born in Belfast, 81 years
ago today.
Frank b. Willis, former governor
and now senator.elect from Ohio,
born at Lewis Center, Ohio, 40 years
ago today
Rear Admiral Benton c. Decker, U.
5. ~, recently named commander of
the First Naval District, born at Lima
n Y, SO years ago today
Joseph NJ Brown, former governor
of Georgia, born at Canton, Ca, 60
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-28
In the DAYS News.

At the Waldorf-Astoria in New
York City a benefit is to be held to-
day for the Rev Phoebe Hanaford
pioneer woman minister and comrade
of Lucretia Mott and Susan B. An.
thony in the early days Of the sui
frage movement Fifty years ago
there were few women in America
more widely known than Phoebe Han
aford Now. in her ninety-second
year and after a lifetime spent in
working for the woman movement,
she is dependent more or less OH char.
ty for her personal comforts. A ma
tive Of the Island of Nantucket, she
began life as school teacher, and
then studied for the ministry She
was the first woman minister ordain-
ed in New England and for a number
OF years filled pulpits in Massachus.
etts, Connecticut and New Jersey
towns. At the same time she attain
ed wide reputation as writer and
lecturer.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-28
Today's Anniversaries

176S-Rev. Alexander ]. Forsyth, whC
invented the percussion loci
for firearms, born in Scotland
Died there in 1S43
1S1S-Emperor Alexander granted tC
Russian peasants the right t.
establish manufactures
1S92-M. DeBlowitz, the famons
Paris correspondent of The
London Times. born IN Pilsen
Austria. Died in Paris, Jan
10, 1903.
1SS6-Spain recognized the indeDen
dence OF Mexico.
1886 Congress voted TO admit Iowa
into the Union as the 29th
state
S61--Urited States Government lie.
released Messrs. Mason and
Slide,.
1S71-The French National Assembly
regatived a proposal for an
income tax.
1S7S-Pope Leo XIII, issued an On
cycllcal condemning commune
ism, soc alism, and nihilism as
fruits of the Reformation.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-28
years ago today.
Famous Women Born in 1921

Famous Women Born in 1921
The year 1921 saw the birth OF
numerous women whose lives and
works were OF great influence upon
the social, moral and intellectual pro-
gress of their age Following is a
list of some of these eminent women
whose centenaries will be observed
during the year about to begin:
Clara Barton, civil war nurse and
founder Of the American Red Cross
Society.
Mary Baker Eddy, the founder Of
Christian Science
Elizabeth Blackwell the first wo.
man to obtain a medical degree in
America.
Rachel elizabeth Rachel Felix.
one Of the greatest actresses CT the
18th century.
Clara Angela Macirone composer
of the famous anthem, by the Wat
ers Of Babylon"
Elizabeth Rowell Thompson, Ameri
can phianthropist and temperance
advocate.
Mrs. Ann Gilbert, an actress who
enjoyed the admiration, esteem and
affection cf thousands OF American
playgoera.
Charlotte II. Sainton-Dolby, English
lcontralto singer, for whom the con
tralto music in Mendelssohn' S
Elijah" was written.
Isabella Banks author Of numerous
popular novels, and mother.inlaw q
the famous novelist William Black.
| Charlotte Maria Tucker, an English
author whose stories for children
were widely read both in England and
America.
4 Lady Lucy Duff-Gordon, English au
thor and translator, originator of the
celebrated Letters from Egypt"
Graceanna Lewis, celebrated natur
alist and also a leader in many re
form and philanthropio movements IN
America
Maria White Lowell wife Of Jane.
Russell Lowell. and herself the au
thor Of several volumes Of exquisite
verse.
Abby Morton Dlaz, American lee
turer retormer, and author of numer
GUS books for children.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-28
MISCELLANEOUS

NOTlCE--Garreau's furniture store,
fl1 Main st, buy for cash or sell on
lmmission Large stock OF new aud
acond hand goods always on hnra
hone 634-M s1ti9e
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-28

WANTED-Hay to press by the ton
or by the job; new outfit. Tel 1912,
No Bennington. Vt, or Tel. sO5-F 2,
Hoosick Falls, y. Y s1t12S
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-28
GET INSURED TODAY!

Your time, life, home, car, furniture.
ETC. have money value.
Why take chances or loss to yourself
or family
Cali, write or telephone for rates to-
day next week may be too late.
| am agent for the John Hancock
Globe Indemnity, Underwater Fire, No.
American Accident and many other old
and reliable insurance companies
Also seller of bonds, Notary Public
and agent for real estate.
RoBY ALLEN JONES
nfHi"e.
Savings Bank Bldg. Tel. 444-J
nome:
22a Stafford ST. Tel. a36-w.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-28
TOday's Events
Feast Of the Holy Innocents.

Feast Of the Holy lnnocents.
Greetings to President Wilson, GA
years old today,
Iowa today enters upon her seven
ty-tifth year Of Statehood
The American Federation CT Teach
ers begins its national convention at
st. Paul today 81
A conference is to meet at Guelph
Ont, today to initiate the Students
Christian movement in all the uni
versities in Canada
The House Census Committee is to
begin hearings today on the rapport
ionment bill proposing an increase in
the size of the House of Representa-
tives
Hearings are to begin before the
Interstate Commerce Commission in
Washington today on the application
Of the New England railroads for a
rediyision Ct rates on through freight
east anG west Of the Hudson River.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-28
WANTED

WANTED--A woman as general
houseworker. thoroughly competent 10
cook and care for frs. floor, who de-
sires permanent position early in
January, In private house Small fam
lily Good references required Write
to Mrs. Carl w. Stevens, 26 Abbott St.
Hoosick Falls, n. Y. S4ti2
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-28
Raw Furs Wanted

l buy unlimited quantities In large
or small lots Of New England and New
York state furs. I guarantee TO pay
you New York prices on extremely lib
aral assortment.
Telegraph or write me whenever you
have furs FOR sale. will call on you
for {200 lots and over. small lots ship
ned nLrnnf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-28

/ WANTED-Pupil nurses and atten-
dants at the Taunton State Hospital.
Wages $500 per month with main
tenance For particulars address DR..
arthur V. Goss. Supt. sOte.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-28
TO STOP
ITCHING SCALP

Rub Partisan Sage on
your head AMI YOU viii
not have to scratch the
dandruff Off cures itch
ing scalp, gives q lux.
uriant head 'tf beautiful
hair. VIM. j.. Gokay sells
it on money back plan
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-28
]. II. ROBERTSON
HOoslcIl FnlIS, y, Y,

Representing Bach Fur Co, 1ts West
27th St. New York, one OF the largest
o dest and absolutely financially
strongest raw fur house In New York.
the largest fur market In the world.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-24
WOMAN'S CURIOSITY
RAISES COPS IRE

beware OF 4 Woman'S Hate, quoted
An cd time philosopher. and = has been
added since and q TomanS curiosity.
The real meaning OF the latter part vas
brought 70 light last night ~ the IRE
on Mt. Wood road. when well known
lady driving 4 big automoh!.e. squeezed
through the crowd OF machines 30 as TO
YET close to the excitement. She was
driving her automobile with tho greatest
Of care and finally succeeded N getting
IN the front ranks.
After her curiosity had been sratileo
she turned to a policeman standing near
by. and politely requested he escort her
out OF the throng BY opening way tor
her out.
Tho officer after looking the s.tna-
ton over carefully, asked her how sha
got in the Jam, to which she replied
"Why. I drove In" Tn" officer was IN a
had humor. and seeing the great GROVE
around, calmly advised her 10 dr!v" out
She was highly .ncenS'd and became
abusive in her Language. but final!
landed out oC the crowd. when the con-
gcstion cleared.
The crowd o. aUto's;s at last night )
fro greatly hIndered tho wnrA - -"
firereu, crowdinC as clos" as p"4ssoi2
10 got a look n the excitement. Several
deiihnratr!v refused 10 move until ::
fireman and policeman threatened T.
sho:s the mach ne out Of IN" way 70
permit Gre truck 70 get 0ea-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-24
Only One Civil War
Vet In Legislature

Columbus. O.. Dec. :3.--Hcnr! W.
rrlIIman. Of Columbus. elected to the
oighty-Courth Onto general assembly
from franklin county. will be The only
t~!yil War veteran who will s,rve in that
body
Probably lie will b" ;he last Civil
War fighter 10 sit AZ =. member OF me
Ohio legislature for the Veterans ars
becoming fewer each year. and II hardly
IS Nke.y that many others VIII care TO
enter into a campalgn, with its physical
rXcrtionS.
For the last decade. Civil War ve:er-
ans have had n'caSer membership IN the
ohio legislature. Their dwlndlinE num-
brry among the ranks of Ohio law
makers. II is asserted. he sheen mainly
due 20 their own notion that they should
be dropping out OF politics.
Mr. t'rillman is i'll his 18th year. IS
activ" and in good health. Since lad
ct :. Mr.. Frilmau ha" been a singer.
and. while serving in IN" Civi1 War he
slng IN q quartet, 10 which Genera!
Grant listened more than once.
When Grant WAS !nauGurated presi-
dent a second time. Mr.. Frillman attend
I'd the inauguration MS member OF the
Republican Glce club Of Columbus. The
president singled Frillman out rec
ognlzing him as the lad who sang for
him in the fieidS. lie invited the singer
10 dine with him At tho white house.
There was one Civil War veteran IN
'he last general assembly. Senator II G..
Ritter. of Tippicanoe City. chairman OF
:hc senate finance committee. There
wore two Spanish war Veterans and the
same number Of World War fighters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-24
Murphy Introduces
Monthly Payment Of
Pensions Bill In House

Washington. d. g. Dec. "%--ConGrcSs-
man Frank Murphy. OF the Eighteenth
Ohio district. has introduced Dill Tor
the monthly payrnen. Of pensions.
When seen hy Tho lnteIl!gCncsr cor
respondent. Mr.. Murphy gave the FOL-
lowing reasons for introducing tho bill:
In View Of the high cost Of living in
these times. il Is not only unfair TO the
pensiOncr but il IS unfair to the mer-
chant who. in many cases. has 20 carry
the penSioner from one quarter 70 an
other, TO havN these old soldiers walt
three months for their pension money.
ALMOST ali III" manufacturing plants
OF the country pay their employees every
two weeks: II IS Il general ruls Of lhos"
engaged In mercantile business To pay
their help weekly: our government pays
its employees snmi-monthly: the soldiers
Of the lat. war receive their Insurance.
and compenSa ton monthly--then why
should tn. old soldier hc compelled 70
wait three months for his pay: Many
Of them need It badly, anG. as IS oftcn
tho case. as they grow older. they dI"
between quarterly payments and th"ir
friends are compelled 10 bear the fu-
neral expenses.
The additional clerical hire n the
Pension Bureau. to put in erect Ih'
provisions of my proposed icgiSiat!ou.
would be very small indeed as compared
10 the benefits that would accrue to our
grand old veterans OF the CivilWar, and
any others who may be drawing pen
aionS"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-24
PLANNING L|NSLY
MILITARY BALL
FOREMOST POST HOLIDAY 1Uno .
TON BEING AD1AN010 ZOE
LATrER PAIT or JAAUA31
Ohio valley General 1osD1tA HHTSsS
VIII Entertain with ChraStXAs

Tho last Of the pre-holtaay events
were held last night and from now until
Monday evening there will be no SOCIAL
activities whatever. the Christmas eve
and Christmas day celebrations oelns
confined entirely to the home nreside.
This lull permits a glance Into tho SOC
!al calendar for the future WElch as
closes number Of interesting rdnc-
t!rns. beginning Monday evening ana
continuing daily until New Years nlEht.
These events will include dances, din
ncrs, at homes, teas and other deEent-
full social affairs, in which the society
people Will participate in great num-
bers.
One also considers the post-hoHday
social events. foremost among which
will he the annual ball Of Linsly lnstl-
tute which will be held in tho scottlSh
Ri. Cathedral the latter part Of jan
uary. This AFFAIR is given each year
under the auspices Of tho board or truh-
tees OF the historical old military insu-
tute md Is one Of the most elaborate
functions Of the year. or formal M :
ture the students take great interest," IN
Il and the young ladies eagerly await an
invitation to the charming event Tho
committees are being appointed now 70
take charge OF the ball. and UNUSUAL
dccora lions and splendid music not 70
mention an elaborate buffet suppeR Will
mako the affair this year even more
successru! and enjoyable than IT mas
, been previously.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-24
About People
Movements Of Individuals 70 And
Prom The City.

w. J. Lukcns. Market street tswcier'
visited the k!wan!s Club luncheon Al
The Mcclure hotel yesterday for the first
tine In the past six months. he was
greeted very heartily and had lons
chat with boyhood friend. Clyde Ford'
who was the principal speaker at the
luncheon.
Miss Nctt!e Stewart has arrived from
P!ttsburg 10 visit friends anu RELATIVES
here until after January !.
Fay Fea thersnBton will speNd CHRIST
mas II; Washington, Pa.
II, L. Lewis Of Clarksburg was
business caller in Wheeling Wednesday
and Thursday.
CITY Manager. &. Q. Ephlin leaves THIS
morning for Pittsburgh where he Will
meet his daughter. Miss Gene. who -
coming home from NJ. Ida College at
Boston, Mass, where she IS student.
Mrs. Joseph A-mbruster OF Twcnty-
third street IS recovering from injuries
received Tuesday when she fell on tho
sidewalk In front OF her home, suffer-
Ing number OF severe bruises ABOUT
the body.
Dr.. and Mrs. :. ". Trethway. whose
1 wedding took place N Philadelphia L'e-
ccmher a. are IN the city visiting inc
bride Z parents, MI anu w D. 49,,
! Ercder!cks OF South Wheeling After the
! holidays they. vii! leave for number
Of other points. later taking up their
! residence at Parsons. Ia.
w. y. Mcclure. former we'll known
| newspaper man OF. this city. arrived
! here last night from New Castle. "a
! 10 snend the Christmas holidays with
! friends in Wheeling and Moundsvilt".
! w L. Keyser. Of S.stersv!ll". VIII ar
/ rive In the city his evening TO spend
/ Christmas with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. +. r.. keyscr. of Elm Grove Mrs.
Ksyssr has been in the city for several
days.
/ A. L. Parker. OF Pittsburgh. viii ar
rive here this evening to spend christ
! mas with friends al Woodsdale.
| Mrs. Fred Smith Of Cumberland. Md.
/ is visiting her mother on Tw-ii IN strnrl
, and other relatives IN the ct'y. She
] plans II remain over the holidays.
! Miss Ruth RoGerSun Of Dallas has re-
! turned home after Il several days shop
/ ping expedition in the city.
: Mrs. Rcb.N"ca Lrgston "t Canal l'"'cr'
! O.. has arrived - spend christmas WIN
I re Latiyes III Wheeling and vicinity. She
= WI remain unit! after the hI-sl "t tue
~. Mary z. Blake OF Cameron spent
; Thursday IN Wheeling.
F.. $ Sutton OF East Liverpool. u. IS
spending the holidays with his sister.
Mrs Katherine E. Norris In South
/ Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-24
CITY EMPLOYE
LOSES $1,000.
.-UNcLE BILLY PRYOR DRAWS
MONEY TO BUY WIFE
HOME.
Loses ths Savings OF twenty-five
Years on way To Real Estate
Mans Office.

William II. Pryor. colored. one OF the
Oldest employees OF the CI;y. and known
20 many a. "Caclc Bill" suffered
great loss yesterday afternoon. and to-
day IS lanentins over the loss OF his
hearts greatest desire. unless there -
some kind-hearted person in Wheeling.
Mr.. Pryor has been saving for many
years. and yesterday decided TO draw
81, 900 from his bank 10 buy little
homc for his wife Cor a Christmas
present He told her 10 wait for him
while he went 20 the bank, and then
started for the real estate agents office
10 complete the deal.
As he was entering tho office he
reached n his pocket and found he had
lost his purse. containing the Who'll"
amount Uncle SllI' IS confident
some K. ad-heartcd prison has found the
purse. ard. Is Expecting 10 hav" Il re-
turned. bu; his grief IL deep,
Mr.. Pryor entered the employ az the
city twcaty-tiyc years ago IN ,he street
department For many Years he wa
seen on iha streets every day. and al
. WAYS was the same "R,l." His many
Erienls are downcas, over his loss and
are extending TO him their heartest
sympathy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-24
MILLS Will RESUME

Shanokin. Pa. Dec. Ell. IT. and G,
X. Eagle. silk manufacturers, announced
today that their mills n Shamok!n.
Treyo-ton and kulpm0nt will resume
operations Monday. after an id'cness or
nine weeks At IN" same TN" cNe"u-
ttves stated there would b" /" percent
reduction n wages. with an Increase N
the working schedule from Is to 90
hours A week. this action being neces-
sary to meet present market prices on
silk
The Eagle mills in this section en-
p,ov t.oOn operatives, most Of whom
have been Id" s!nc" the SUSPENSION
Tive concern also operates plants at
PhoenIxville. bethlehem. MechantcsourE.
Gettysburc. Ecllefonte and Austin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-24
SANTA CLAUS NOTIFIED
or JUDGES ACT OF MERCY

West Orange. ". j.. Dec 2%-Recall-
ing the days when he too was boy.
bent upon pillaging jam larders and
mothers pies get uut 10 Co"l. EecNrdcr'
John r. landrrS hearl SOtt"NrJ totl-,r
and ne Issued an order that brought
JOY to three West Orange youngsters.
Hailed before the recorder. trio Of
mischief makers were sentenced To re-
Ceive no Christmas present. to take no
part IN Yulet!de celebrations and 20 II
bad at $40 o'clock each night for
month.
Citizens IntervSnrG. protesting that
the punishment WAS too severe.
Tonight the sentence was suspended
ove- Christmas eve and Christmas and
Santa Claus was notified.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-24
FILTRATION REPORT
IS NOT PRESENTED

The rcpo-; of the engineering firm
,-nr.;er and Fleming. Of pittsburgh. on
ina mechanical filtration plant planned
for Wheeling, WIS not presented to tnS
special meeting Of the city council hel
last evening. =
TIE report has no' yet been opened.
hut according to city Manager G. o.
1snhJ!n. the cost will be close TO $500
nno It Is the Same plan az suggested
m 1917 TO the late G. o. Nagle, who was
,bsp cIty manager,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-24
FOLKS IMPROVE
YOUR COMPLEXION!
Lat wtIlo- Mint Remove Prom Your 30
Feet OF Bowels All Impurities
That Cause Ptmply -Blotched
Complexion

Nothing - moro embarrassing than to
have Sonm"Nlon n"Trrd ny prSwh
I've. SPOTS Iimpi"4 AMI Sailow skin.
You may US" all tho comedies that arc
accommodated to remove these b!cmishrs'
but in order 10 ohta!n clear. healthy
complex ion. you must get at IN: cause
a. these dish sUF"m"ntS are not general
~ a skin disease. Nine times out Q! ton
,hrv are caused by disordcred stomach,
sluggish i!y"r and constipation. This
causes your blood to become impure.
thereby often ,auSinE many unsiKat!%
srup,ions Don't tolerate a bad c0n-
nlexion any longer. Tsko W1LLo-
WiNT TABLETS and rid your system
Of Impurities. Start your liver 20 func-
tioning right and your SKIN VIII soon
claar IN. For sale by all DRUGGISTS IN
a., Advertisement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-24
Epworth League Dinner.

Something ON &C. no ord mary mas
been ARRANGED ter tho holiday party OF
tho rpworth lCagu" -! ~" Fourth street
VI. T.. church The ".mual c-lzprat!"n
this wear Will be = sinner party 10 bc
held In the church dining room on New
Years. eve. The dinner Will be served
az $50 O'clock, and will he followed by
Il social hour: Tho entire affair VIII
II" concluded n tim" t. permit everyone
present L. attend III" watch hight serV-
10. t. b.. held IN tn" church.
This affair has hr"u arranged IN honor
of the members 81 the lcAEu" who are
home from distant colleges TO spend IN"
hul!day. The dinner viii he prepared
aud served by the l-aI-rs' AiG society.
Lovely christmas appointments will he
featured AID Il menu Of th" SOP San's
d.,!raCics Viii y, served. Miss Eleanor
Taylor Is "a genera charge. The follow
ing are som" O.. tlN Numbers Cf II"
league who will be he honor guests:
Mss sarah Nay. WI" has been engaged
~ mi, .tr.isr, mr-k ~ tho South; VIZ
, mia and Mary 49,. on" FROM Overland
college. overland. -. and III" other from
ohio state Wc~I"lan: Robert Luk"ns.
rom VT N.rG-ljl University. nj Nor
i,air"wr: WHy:,, h"';u"r "t Dartmouth.
Hanover. y H.: NrrGir!. and Martha
Nay. from OHIO Stat" Wesleyan. and
Esther MrMjllcn. from Ea"doiph- Macon
school. Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-24
MSWl|l|I[EN
A % In.
HAPPY REUNION
At FORT HENRY
n.AwHENCE AID D. GARTH HEARFE'
JR., ENTERTAINED WITH a
pELIGHTFUL PRE-HoLI-
DAY DANCE.
Fort Horny Club Decorated Beautifully
In Greenery OF the Yule-
tide Season.

The dancing party gwen .aSt evening
by Mcssrs Lawrence and u Jar"
Hearne. Jr.. sons ut NJ. ard Mrs =
earth Hearne. was IA lRpVy reunion -!
former school mates who have been sep
a rated for several months. but are NOW
home from distant colleges or universe
ties TO spend the holidays win ih'!:
TarcutS Prtctjca;,y every r"urE Ia" II
AMI woman Uf THIS city WI" ATTENDS "1'
OF town schools. was present ana III
addition there was q few h"hdHy Nis'-
tors and several young p"onI" from "U'
81 town who came her" :"r tm' dance
alone.
Th, Jarc, was rc,l IN the For; Henri
club. which was c!uhoratc.y d"S'rAi'd
for III, "ccasion with ali ~" I"N'.S'
xr.rucry ~ the Yul"ttd". southern
SmilaN, studded with crimson N"'"N"'' g.
vas arranged over the arrh"d d""!"' =
at tho windows. banked on the n|"'''-
niece and slowercd over no Ch"Hh"''''H'
HnIlv wrea,hS. Haunting crimson how"
hung at the windows ana wee NII't
or nls,,e,oo Vas deity s"crt'th III IN"
r-acrcrv arranged over II" cHnter 'nah-
Ja,icr in the hal room. The observing
yonnr man who noticed this was greatly
cnyird 7,v those who made III" discovery
,n,ris;nrs tr,"S. deliberately irinm""
with the usual hqun,"S, WY" r!"'"u II
,l. corners. while the Sm!!@N wa '!I'''-
.,.,.'y arranged hrr" also. softly sH''i"H
liyhis added 10 the '"auty OF 'nis r""'h'
The artistic, drrurat'rIs hut E"rm"d d"
t,,.ug background Tor -" gorgeous
CrocLs wr-n by the t,.r participants. As
Tie. gay young people wh.rl"d Ivy II inc
intricate steps of INC ut" dances eaC'
rnwn appeared NOR" beautiful than TIC
ones which preceded -. Tn" Gentlemen
ZOO .poksG -rienGid n chs.r for:nH! at
.i-a md w,rh.:H o,',':, s!6na' wtltrry unit
form OF some guest, the picture was orc
~ genuine love mess.
I,aurhcrtys orchestra. .: f''tshnTE'''
furnished the mus !,ll program. "a''"
was exceptionally good md "''"'"d raw
u-,13. comment from -, guests d""."S
t,c evening. 4, il:30 o'clock ;':'r" VA :
an !netrm.ss.un from dancing when 4
Jn,ec,allc luncheon was e"rN'd. W.
the appointments ,.,-~'"d 90 ~ tn''-
.iLN novelties.
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