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New-York tribune., 1921-02-06
Dorothy Lyon Becomes
Bride Of Fargo BoIlipt

Miss Dorot6,, I,-o, I..,,s.,,t.. n
Whitney Tvon If Isrcbrrssnt III %
married to Faro Pic .,,,o''e snn - ,Ttn TaS
Louis J. Ballet. Of tbis city ysstar-
day afternoon in ths chsn,%.,,, - -
Thomas's Church. The O. Nre,oon,, ,,.,.
performed by re Rev, DR. Frnest.N
Stires and reception followed at the
Hotel St. Regis. The bride Who wae
given away bv her bro-[er I'm. "
Lyon, wore gown Of white sstin an,
broidered in pearls. and tuIIe vriI
held in place with a crown Of old lace
mother She was sttended by N.Y.
Cameron O'Day Macpherson. Miss Lois
Slumer Miss Beatrice Harvey. Miss
Lillian Motion and Miss Elinor R:tter
Henry Budlong Greene. OF Buffalo
served as Mr.. Eliliet's best man. The
Ishers were James O'NeTl Lawrence
Martin. Raymond Gage and Emerson
blgelow.
Miss Mona " r. Scott. daughter o.
-Ar and Mrs Herman X. Scott. of Lon
don and this city, was married to
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06
Gala Performance
OF Carmen 10 Aid
Foreie On Food Fund
Society Women 10 Pose i'm
Symbolic TabIeau Fol
lowing Opera With Miss
Farrar in Leading Role

New York women have pledged their
ance of Carmen" to be given on the
night of W Washington's Birthday at the
Metropolitan Opera House in behalf
of TIE European Relief Councils child
feeding fund. This event will be un-
der the auspices of the New York
Women's Emergency Committee, 25
West Thirty-ninth Street, Of which
Mrs. Willard Straight is chairman
Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney has &C
cepted the Craftsmanship of the execu-
tive committee. She will be assisted
by Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson, who has
charge of arrangements for the tea at
the Hotel Biltmore on st. Valentines
Day, and fourteen other women. The
complete list includes:
Mrs. Charles B. Alexander Mrs. Sid
ney C. Borg, Mrs. James A. Burden jr,
Mrs. William Adams Delano, Nine. Ger
aldine Farrar, Nine. Giulio GattiCa-
sazza, Mrs. Sumner Gerard, Mrs.
Charles Dana Gibson, Mrs. Frank Grey
Griswold, Mrs. j. Borden Hartman,
Mrs. Lydig Hoyt, Mrs Otto Kahn, Mrs
Walter Maynard, Mrs. George B. Post
jr., Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt I'd,
and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney.
Tableau Arranged
After the performance, in which
Geraldine Farrar will sing the role OF
Carmen, there will be symbolic tab
leau arranged by w. T. Benda. Some of
New York's most beautiful society
women will participate in this tableau.
Mrs. Lydig Hoyt has consented to pose
for the leading part. The theme will
be arranged by Mr.. Benda to illustrate
Americas generous aid in sending food
to the children of Central and Eastern
Europe Members of the Metropolitan
Opera House cast who will assist Miss
Farrar in the opera are Miss Miriam
and Miss Ingram and Mr.. Martinelll,
Mr.. Mardones and Mr.. Rothier. Nine.
Rosina CALI and Giuseppe Bonhglio
will lead the corps de ballet in special
dances. Albert Wolff will conduct.
The members of Mrs. Whitney's ex-
ecutive committee hope to obtain large
sums for the, Hoover fund by means Of
the souvenir programs for the opera.
Mrs. George B. Post jr. has charge of
this sale. She will be assisted by mem
bers of the junior league.
Advertising rights for the program
have been released by the Theater
Magazine Company. Mrs. Whitney has
asked Miss Marian Tiffany to head q
group of girls to solicit advertising for
the program Miss Tiffany has re-
ceived acceptances from the following:
Mrs. Stanhope Nixon, Mrs, Richard S.
Emmet, Miss Florence Clendenin, Miss
Genevieve Clendenin, Miss Audrey
Hoffman, Mrs. Spencer Kennard, Miss
viede Shields, Miss Melissa Yuille, Mrs.
John Wolfe and Mrs. John Monroe.
Some young women were out of town
when invitations were issued and their
acceptances are expected later.
Miss Tiffany and her assistants be-
gan their tour Of the leading Fifth
| Avenue shops on Friday. They are in
troduced by letter from Mrs. Whitney
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06


Miss Mary Stewart, daughter OF the
late William A. W. Stewart and grand
daughter of John A. Stewart, OF 16
West Fiftythird Street, was married
yesterday to Colonel Raymond Sheldon,
U. S. A, at the residence of her brother.
William 4. ". Stewart, / Washington
Square North, in the presence of rela-
tives and few intimate friends. A
wedding breakfast and small reception
followed the ceremony. The bride, who
had no atteidants, was given in mar
riage by her uncle, Edward W. Sheldon,
Of this city. Edward Lyman Sheldon
acted as his brothers best man There
were no usher5.
Miss Stewart, who lives, when in this
city, with her aunt, Mrs Robert Waller
at as East Sixty second Street, has her
own country home at Ridgeheld, Conn.
She has published number of popular
books of children's stories.
Colonel Sheldon, who is son of the
late George W. Sheldon and Mrs. Shell
don, of Summit, n j., and who served
in the SpanishAmerican War, the
Philippine insurrection, the Mexican
border expedition and in France during
the World War, was chief of staff of the
Sd Division at Chateau Thierry and Of
the 82d Division at San Mihiel; com
manded the 307th Infantry in the Ar
gonne fighting, and was on the General
Staff at General Headquarters. After
the armstice he was assistant chief Of
staff of the Prisoners of War Bureau.
and later a member of the Inter-Allied
Mission TO negotiate peace with Hun
gary.
Colonel Sheldon was awarded the
Distinguished Service Cross Tor gal
lantry in action during the Argonne
Sighting, two citations by General Per
shing the CroiX de GUerre with three
palms and two citations by Marshal
Petain, commander in chief Of the
French armies, ard was appointed an
oficer OF the Legion Of Honor by .he
President Of France He is now Officer
in charge Of the National Guard oil
New York, New Jersey and Delaware
On the staff of Major General Bullard
with headquarters at Governor Island
Among those present at the wedding
we're Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Stewart
MIR. and Mrs. William A W. stewart
Mrs. John A. Stewart jr. Mrs. Rober
Waller, Mrs. George w Sheldon, Miss
/ Sheldon. Major General Robert L. Bul
lard. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. Amin
Professor and Mrs. Charles G. Osgood
/ of Princeton, and Mr.. and Mrs. Stew
art Waller.
/ On their return from their weddinl
trip Colonel and Mrs. Sheldon 8ill liv,
on Governors Island.
) The marriage of Mrs. Neuie Howell
de Rivas, widow of Jose de Ceril!o d.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06
Weddings, Dances, Dinners
Crowd Society's Program
Among Marriages of Yesterday Is That of Miss Mary
Stewart to Col Raymond Sheldon, L. S. Army;
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. III. Morris Entertain for Daughter

Iuncheons receptions, weddings charity
and dances features of the social
Dave Hennen Morris
who came out last season 1t took place their house,
Street. and preceded by number dinners Among gave
Mr.. A.
Schiefr Mr. and Mrs John Henry Hammond Mr..
Harding and Mr. and Mrs Lewis Cass Leyrd The
the
friends. a
Clarence H. Mackay dance last house
Sevenffth Street. his
celebrate her birthday and the girls
out with her 1t preceded
dinner
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06

""e4u summons nan VIII be chair
man of the floor committee and asso-
.iated with him will be Mortimer P.
arnold, Colonel jeremiah Beall, Robert
u gerSoll Brown, Charles Stewart But
1sf, Mlnturn Post Collins, Robert Grier
Cooke. Reginald G. Coombe, Colonel
gohn r. Daniel, Captain Frank Everitt
davidson, Captain Louis bingham de
forest' Douglas Gibbons, Henry War
rem Goddard, Charles Carroll Colds
borough, William A Graham, Alexan-
Ger Hamilton jr., Henri c. Harnickell,
Eugene Hodenpyl, w. Rysam Jones, g.
Meredlth Langstaff, Robert r. Living
ston, Benjamin Rush Lummis, Major
5tmes Clark Mcclure, Morris McKim
Fffyor, Philip Rhinelander, George Rust
rogers, Colonel Arthur f. Schermer-
norm, Major +. Gilbert Schermerhorn,
Ieptaln Chandler Smith, Marcel STEM
ggrugse, George Hammond Sullivan,
,"albridge 5. Taft, Captain Paul Gill
pert Thebaud, Colonel Charles Elliot
warren, George Henry Warren jr. and
MAYOR Alfred r. Whitney jr.
Many dinners will be given previous
70 the dance TO be held tomorrow
night at the dorf-Astoria for the
Denetit of the Mount St. Vincent Col
!ege alumna building fund. The affair
promises to be great success and will
ne attended by many persons of dis
JUNCTION from different parts of the
country. The committee in charge of
me dance includes Mrs. P. J. Cuskley,
chairman; Miss Marguerite Bresnahan,
nass Josepha Brennan, Miss Elizabeth
nsnnin, Miss Irene Bannin, Miss An
geia Butler, Miss Olive Carroll, Mrs.
francis B. Delehanty, Miss Rosalie
Cunningham, Mrs. James +. Dougherty,
Miss Irene Duffy, Miss Catherine Free
man. Miss May Ferrall, Mrs. Henry
rS'nan, Mrs. John +. Calvin jr., Mrs. d.
y. Haggerty, Mrs. j. Henry Haslam
Miss Mary Hughes, Mrs. Charles J.
fhrelger, Mrs. Leo Mckay, Mrs. John
ms,ecCaffrey, Miss Mary f. Mccormack,
Mss Ellen McEntegart, Miss James
sn.axey, Miss Marie Meehan, Miss Agnes
MMurphy, Mrs. F. Stanley Newberry,
Mss Dorothy Page, Mrs. Raymond
" Vbrlen, Mrs. Bernard Reardon, Mrs,
frank j. Shannon, Miss Marie Madden,
mrs Howard Smith, Miss Rowena Sui
ivan, Mrs. Alfred j. Tailey and Mrs.
Dexter White.
Among the patronesses are Mrs.
., Blake, Mrs. Thomas Blake, Mrs.
. alter A. Burke, Mrs. Edward N
9fnrns, Mrs. Cornelius Byrne, Mrs
sssmes P. Carey, Miss Eleanor Cotter
YRS M. A. Cunningham, Mrs. John
francis Calvin jr., Mrs. George j. Gil.
'espls and Mrs. Denis A. Harrington.
The weeks events start with the
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06
Society Folk to Continue
Activities Despite Lent
Among Other Brilliant Events Scheduled for W eek
Is Mardi Cras Ball at Ritz Carlton for Benefit
of Southern Industrial Educational Association

Lent begins Wednesday, but this previous
years that there will be entertaining society
penitenta for affairs planned
~ those gwen the the middle November
cons dinners aud ter parties will be
early part of the winter and small will given
end Of entertainments fo> charity scheduled
ShoVe Tuesday viii be many entertainments of
carnival nature One of the interesting
rss a Tor the benefit Of the Southern Industrial
uon III the ballroom Of the
pageant Romance which Miss Crawford daughter
Nr and Mrs Gordon
stendants will be Miss Katherine Clara Yolum
The first Cleopatra will be Miss Mary
nrousseau of CHIEF Justice White
MISS Pauline Bourne, Miss Bradley Mrs Leon Evans Miss
carolyn Ferrday Miss Frances Judo Enger Miss Mary
frnnble and Miss Clara and Miss Phoebe Guthrie
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06

Announcement has been made of the
engagement of Miss Margaret Louise
Beach daughter of Henry NJ Beach,
of Paterson, n. j., to Charles L. AuNer,
son of Mr.. and Mrs, Charles L, Auser,
also of Paterson. Miss Beach made her
debut several months ago.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06

The marriage of Mrs. NeIie Howell
de Rivas, widow of Jose de Cerillo de
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06

Rivas, of this city and Havana, to Ben
jamin Woolsey Rogers, of New York
and Philadelphia, took place at
o'clock yesterday afternoon in tn
Church Of the Beloved Disciples. Tho
ceremony was performed by tho Re,
DR.. George R. Van De Water The
bride s only attendant was her dsugh-
ter. Concha de Rivas. The ushers were
David 3. Babcock and Frederick
Sigourney Stone.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06
Miss Dorothy Marsh
Is TO Become Bride
OF Henry W. Porter
Among Other Engagements
Announced l. That Of
Miss Marion VI. Stevens
10 Arthur Allen EberIy

MIR and Mrs. Melville A. Marsh, of
TIT Park Avenue, announce the engage
ment Of their daughter, Miss Dorothy
Kimball Marsh, to Henry W, Porter,
SON Of Mr. and Mrs, Henry X. Porter,
Of liz Pleasant Street, Brookline,
Mass. Miss Marsh is a graduate of the
Brearley School and of Radcliffe Col
lcge, class 10. Mr.. Porter is a graduate
of Cornell, class IT. He was in the
aviation service during the war. No
date has been set for the wedding.
Announcement is made of the en-
gagement of Miss Marion NJ Stevens,
daughter Of Mrs. William Dubose
Stevens, to Arthur Allen Eberly. Miss
Stevens is daughter of the late Rev.
DR.. William Dubose Stevens, of this
eity, and is d granddaughter of the late
Bishop James A. 1atane, of Baltimore
She is q graduate of Barnard, class ~.
Mr. Eberly is q graduate Of Dartmouth,
class '08. They will live in Bueaos
Ayrcs.
Formal announcement has been made
Of the engagement of Miss Frances
Howe, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs vii
lard Warren Howe, of Cincinnati, to
Wheeler Bishop, of Bridgeport, Conn,
and the late Mr.. Bishop. The wedding
will take place in June.
From Paris comes the announcement
OF the engagement of Miss Anne Marie
Cartier, daughter Of Louis Cartier. to
Rene Revillon, of Revillon Freres, who.
for number Of years has been ccn-
nected with the firm in New York The
wedding viii take place in Paris in
April, after which Mr.. Revillon and
his bride will come to New York to
live.
Mr., and Mrs. John Maxwell Win
chester, of 1891 Madison Avenue, an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Ellavaughn Paterson, to
Stuart Grayson Garrett, of Seattle,
Wash, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Z.
Garrett, Of that city. Mr.. Garrett is q
graduate of the University of Virginia,
class IA, and served in the navy. with
the rank of lieutenant, junior grade
The engagement of Miss Marion Veit
to DR.. Henry Stern has just been an
nounced by her mother, Mrs. r. Veit of
$l4 West looth Street. DIR; Stern, who
IS the son OF Mr.. and Mrs Adoiph
stern, served With the Medical Corps.
U. s. A, during the war.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Reed McBurney.
OF Hartford. Conn, have announced
the engagement OF their daughter. Miss
Isabelle McBurney, to Edward 4 Rock
we'll, of this city. Miss McBurney is a
student Of the New York School of
! Fine and Applied Arts Mr. Rockwell
is the president of the +. A. Rockwell II
/ Company, Inc, and the Rockwell Man
! ufacturing Company
Announcement has been made Of the
| engagement of Miss Margaret Louise
Beach, daughter of Henry NJ. Beach
of Paterson, n. j., to Charles L. AuNer
! son of Mr.. and Mrs, Charles L. Auyer
also of Paterson. Miss Beach made her
! debut several months ago.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06

MISS COGSWELL IS Of the debutanes Of the
4A She daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Cullen Van Rensselaer,
CogsweM
Miss Hughes daughter Of Mrs. Grenvie Porker of
1S9 East Thirtynin Street Her engagement to Hampton s.
Lymh, Of 40 Park Avenue announced days
Mass Crawford has been lected for of the cajUal
pageant and MGrdi Gra ball be held Tuesday at the Ritz
Carlton.
Mrs Livingston Miss Joan L. AIen Her home at
285 East Srty-frst Street
Mrs. Robert Vose White Miss Jean r. Stewart She
liveS at 555 East Eighty-strth Street.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06
Lost Battalion tS Giue
Reception and Dance

A reception and dance will be given
at the Hotel Commodore Friday night
by the surviving members of Company
K. of the Lost Battalion, the proceeds
to go toward helping maintain a home
as a memorial to the lost members Of
the battalion and to carry on welfare
work among the MANNED of the sur
vivors and their dependents. Colonel
George w. Whittlesey, who was in
command Of the battalion, will be
among the guests of honor. Many
prominent women of society are in
terested in the affair and have taken
boxes and tickets. Among them are
Mrs. Vincent Astor, Mrs. Charles r..
Sabin, Miss Anne Morgan, Mrs. John
Sanford, Mrs. Richard Beckwith, Mrs.
Charles H. Baldwin, Mrs. Charles B.
Alexander, Mrs. E. N. Breitung. Mrs.
Richard Beckwith and Mrs. Robert
Hartshorne.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06

The mid-soason dance FOR the bsne-
III Of Kennedy House Settlement will
bs hold at ff@ Pixza Thursday. Tickets
Mt ss each may be obtained from Mrs,
r, Laurence Saunders, 120 East Sixty
ira will furnish the musie.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-06

Formal announcement has been made
Of the engagement of Miss Frances
Howe, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. vii
lard Warren Howe, of Cincinnati, to
Alfred Bishop, son of Mrs. Nathaniel
Wheeler Bishop, of Bridgeport, Conn.
and the late Mr.. Bishop. The wedding
Will take place in June
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-11-17

w. ]. Pennington was looking af-
ter business in 0glethorpe Monday.
A number of Cutoff residents are
attending court at 0glethorpe this
week.
A. F. Pennington and Robert
Stubs We're Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. VIII C. Kitchens at Byron
vile.
James Tolen and Willy Raspberry
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Williams.
of Augusta, at the home of Gordon
Williams in Andersonvilie Sunday.
R. ]. Holloway was looking after
business in Americas Monday.
Mrs. Dan B. Barton, of Williston,
Fla, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. R. H.
Stubs and family this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Small and
Mrs. Brown, of Macon, were visitors
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Holloway Tuesday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Stubs, Misses
Mary Alice, Sue and Julia Stubs.
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ccIoNERs' PROCEEDINGS

M "' Sumter County, Ga''
aslst 7, 1921. ,.,.,,,,.- of
lns md Revenues met in regular
Eads an nresent, ]. E. Poole, S. f.
sl0p, ,, c, c. Hawkins, and K. s.
In r acting chairman, in the alb
/ 20 Of n. A. Ray. o..
lb ,St NJ of regular meeting Oct
] ,ao5 and confirmed.
S1 = Hawkins offered the follow
...oInrion, which was on his own
L. and on second of j. E. Poole
resolved that the construction
nrder the supervision of j. b.
IT, county superintendent, be
4 boyized and directed to continue
4 w. oayirg on the Dixie Highway
~b the streets of the City OF
1 or;cns hereinafter designated on
SSition that after the construction
ssncb pavement the county author
i. he relieved of any cost OF mann
H. and that during the construc'
i shall not become involved OF
liable for the cast Of any add
hal payement that may be made
Connection with its own pavement
kwit:
}. Beginning at the entral of Geor'
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gia railroad, on Spring street and
continuing east through Spring street
to Dudley street, thence from Dud-
ley street to Lamar, thence east
along Lamar street to connect with
the pavement Of the City of Ameri-
Gus at Hamilton street, which shall
be a width Of Is feet, and of the
same material used for paving the
county roads; also beginning on Mayo
street, in East Americas at the pave.
ment already laid by the county and
continuing thence south To Crawford
street, thence west along Crawford
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-11-17

week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest CoEer, Ernest
Elmo Cocker, Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Pen
nington spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. F. Pennington, at Spaulding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Kitchens and
little Russell Holloway were in Ogie-
thorpe Thursday.
Mrs. w. j. Pennington spent FRI
day and Saturday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Huffman.
Mrs. Mollie Smith, Of Anderson
vile, is spending this week with her
daughter, Mrs. E. W. Holloway.
James Tolen and Willy Raspberry
were in Americas Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thorpe Grant spent
Sunday with Mrs. Grants parents,
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Mrs. Ernest Cocker and Gladyse Cocker
spent Friday in Americas.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0lin Holloway and
Leon Holloway, of Andersonville,
were visitors here Thursday evening.
Mrs. Dan Barton, Miss Mary Alice
Stubs and Robert Stubs went to
see Dangerous Curve Ahead" at
the Rylander theater in Americas
Saturday evening.
Several from here attended che
funeral Of Mrs. John Williams, at
Andersonville Sunday afternoon,
Is. Jordan and Hudson Walters,
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PAGE THREE

guests of Miss Matte Lewis Kitch-
ems.
Mrs. A. N. English and daughter,
Miss Willie Ruth English, We're
spend-the-day guests of relatives in
0glethorpe Wednesday.
Mr.. Mitchell, of near Oglethorpe,
was through here Wednesday.
Services will be held ct the school
house the fourth Sunday afternoon
at 9 o'clock. Rev. Marion Greer, Of
Pleasant Hill, will conduct the SER
vices. The public is invited to attend.
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ENCLTSHVII,IE

Misses Willie Ruth English and
Sara Nelson spent Monday night with
Mrs. J. A. McGill.
Miss Ola Summons. Of Montezuma,
was at the school house Wednesday
morning,
Mr. and Mrs. John Mathis and Mr..
and Mrs. Percy Google and baby. Of
near Oglethorpe, We're dinner guests
of Nj. aud Mrs. Russell English We'd
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Ted services At Red Hill Wednesday.
Mrs. c. NJ. English was guest
Thursday of her mother, Mrs. w. II.
Justice.
Misses Willie Ruth English and
Sara Nelson were Tuesday night
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Mr.. and Mrs. Sham Harden, Of New
Era.
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at fhes z6urt house q width OF 10
feet, and of the same material used
by the county"
There being no further business
the board adjourned after approving
the following bills for October:
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CLARK TO SING
u LANDER TWO DAYS

f. @elVa Clark, who possesses a
N IN. n9lce Of great volume and
Ien WI sing during the two-day
II an5 : At the Rylander theater,
Emo anu : Saturday, Of the -Four
wb u " the Apocalypse" a fea-
heet t,sn will add materially to
y. ever lseness Of the picture.
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3 lsss,Iucfions, and ARD, ilf:

pToductions, ana are, Hfs''
loln aiIIaise." by Rouget de
.eHosanna, by : Julien
e as She will sing at both matt
ies' nigbt performances.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-18

ingiy. "Mlcky was crossed In love,
my dear chap. Didn't he tell your
mo. but one night-when he was
ill-he talked bit. and ! drew my
own conclusions. There was a
locket, too"
Poor old Mickyr'
Ferrier lit his cigarct and let II
20 out without taking a single puff.
"Who was she?" he asked. ANY
one you knew"
mo, and he would never tell.
What's more. he came down to
High Chimneys one night raving
like n mailman. thought he'd
gone off his nut for certain. but
| couldn't get a thing out OF him.
and he cleared out Of England n
few days afterwards. 1t smashed
his mater up completely, she adored
Micly."
"Hc was one Of the best" said
Ferrier. He looked round the room
appreciativcly. There was not much
furniture In It. but what there
was had been built for comfort
There was a huge divan, n couple
Of lounge chairs with luxurious
cushions. n thick Persian carpet.
lowered easement curtains. an open
piano, and violin thrown down
on tho couch.
"Do you playY" asked Ferrier.
Eyes, rather. Do you mean to
say Micky never told you Of the
evenings we had down at the old
r,aceY'
Ferrier flushed
I'D forgotten OF course he
Gidr'
Those were nights" Hastings
went on musingly. MY sister was
there, and sometimes some pals of
hers. We used to rouse the echoes,
can tell you Cad. those were
tinlesr'
Continued Monday