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New-York tribune., 1921-12-25
Notes Of Women's Clubs-Affairs in Society
Damrosch to Appear in
Benefit for Rheims Fund
Recital to Aid in Rehabilitating
Municipal Music School To
Re Given Wednesday

notable feature Of the campaign
fer raising funds for the rehabilitation
Of the Municipal Music School OF
Rheims. France, will be the appearance
Of Walter Damrosch in new lecture
recital NJ the piano on Wagner and
Debussy in Aeolian Hall, Wednesday
afternoon. December 2S, under the aus
piees Of the Society Of American Friends
Of Musicians in France. The entire re-
ccipts will be devoted to the fund.
A special committee, headed by Mrs.
Blaine Beale, Of 157 East Seventy
Street, and including the names Of
been doing effective work in aid Of the
Rheims fund. Those serving with Mrs
Beale on the committee are: Mrs.
John Livingston, Mrs Ernest Fabbri
Miss Aileen Tone, Mrs. Harry Hsrk-
regs Flagler, Mrs. J. West Roosevelt
Miss Marjorie Mott, Mrs. William Ar
mour. Mrs. Minturn Pinchot, Mrs
Wortham James, Mrs Franklin K Lane
and Mrs. William L. Davis.
Walter Damrosch is president Of the
Society Of American Friends OF Mu-
sicians in France. The fund which is
being assembled is to be used for the
maintenance of the Municipal Music
School at Rheims. which was destroyed
by bombardment during the war.
The school was under the direction
Of NJ. jules Hansen, a distinguished
French musician and pedagoguc. I'm
mediatcy after the armistice he
courageously proceeded to reopen the
school for the children Of the citizens
who began to return to the desolate
ruins that had once been their homes
The influence Of this musical instruc-
tion on the lives of the children and on
the entire community must be con
tinucd, for to the city, which is sic o~ts
ard laboriouslv beginning to regain .he
outward scmblance of civilized com
munity, music is necessary to give
new hope and more cheerful out
look.
Tickets for the Rheims fund benefit
recital may be obtained at the office OF
the Symphony Society of New York
room 1909, Aeolian He'll, or at the boz,
office, Aeolan Hail. and any furthe-
subscriptions to the fund may be sent
to Mrs. Blaine Beale, 157 East Seventy
fifth Street
New-York tribune., 1921-12-25
Party Will Celebrate
A Triple Anniversary
Novel Features to Mark Event
Given by lEfeure Joyeuse
Tomorrow Afternoon

The lHeure Joyeuse Christmas par's
to be given at the Plaza tomorrow
afternoon will celebrate the annlfer-
sary Of several events IN the histol!
of children's libraries. 1t IS the TWEEN.
ty-fifth anniversary Of the opening y,
the first childrens reading room III
connection with the Pratt Institute. thc
tenth anniversary of the opening o. ene
one at the New York Public Llprars
and the first anniversary OF the open.
ing Of the David Copperiield house J"
London.
The party will open with Christmas
carols TO be sung by s.. Stephen
choir. Miss Sybil Mandel will con.
tribute an Alsatian carol, appearing ~
costume by special permission a. ~
Yvette Guilbert, OF whom she IS y"
associate. There viii be dancing nun
bers by Kosloff. and Miss Lisa Fran.
cesca will sing de Reve Passe." Man
osher novel features. including fiee
Piper procession. viii mark the en,el
tainment, and there will be priage'
dancing and refreshments for 'He
guests. oa-
Among the authorities for the oces- ocsc,
sion are: Mrs. Everit Macy Mrs. ~
win Gould. Mrs. William Fahnestoc.SS'
Mrs. Elwood Brown, Mrs. James !.
Low, Mrs. Charles stour, Mrs. NicnolaS N,,
Bredy, Mrs. Horace Harding, Mrs. fas
tison, Mrs. D. II. McAlpin, Mrs. 6eofss
Barron, Mrs Hamilton Fish kesn' MI
Tileston Wells, Mrs. Robert Z. lou
Mrs. Henry Bischoff, Mrs. William ~
buckle Jameson, Mrs. Van LennsP'
Mrs. Walter James, Mrs. William non.
man. Mrs. Charles Ferry. ihe ohlcs.s
of the lHeure Joyeuse Committee ~
clude: Mrs. Herbert Hoover, ME Mis
Edgar Rickard, Mrs. John Lewis ofn
fiths, Mrs. Philip A. S. Franklin III y,,s
James Snowden Mckee. MISS Cs11 -,
Snowden Walk, Mrs. Frederck l.. I'll
bridge and Mrs. William C. Peyron.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-25
Many Hostesses
Plan Active WeeE
For Forest Hin,
Luncheons, Dinners, Dan...
VIII Add to Big Prons,a'
Of Christmas Nature - !:
The Long Island Colo,s
FOREST HILLS GARDFvs

FOREST HILLS GARDENS :.
Dec. 24.-Iany luncheons, dinner. :.
dances are planned for the u,..,.
addition to the community celebr,,,.
this evening and children's Chi,
mas party at The Inn to-morrov
ing. Amon@ those vino will en..,...
at TIE Inn on Christmas mor,;,.
Judge and Mrs. r. s. Newcornba s'
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Howard Hnn. sa'
Colonel and Mrs. J. II. Dalton ,pJYss AZ p
ard Mrs. Daniel Lewerth viii :. ~
dinner parties this evening. NJ, ss'
Mrs. william Jackson will entss.'s sea
tonight in honor Of their sr.s9 Mls
daughter. s'sAs'
Mr. and Mrs. Lytle Hunter. os :.
Gardens. are giving = dinner for ton. "
teen in the sun parlor % The Inn ,'ss. =.
Monday noon. -" o.
There win be New Years p
dance at The Inn and a ra;Jn;ss' n.'
.upper to watch the old vear sa. sa.
There will also be a. special w w
Years dance on Monday eyen;s. s.
January 3 "'s
Word has been received here >,
nouncing the engagement Of Nh. f..
Phyllis Salmon daughter of Mr. @ sss
Mrs. Edward Salmon, of South Kensins rss
ton, London, TO Robert Martindalc sls.
Of London. Mr.. Martindale was rr;,S S;sS
the British forces in Russia. The wsS
ding will take place in June. T,nt;l
last summer Mr.. and Mrs. Saline
and their daughter lived in Fors,t
Hills Gardens.
Miss Edna Schlesier entertained T..
Junior Bridge Club at her home M m
Tuesday evening. Those present In.
Guided Miss Eunice Hill, Miss Helen
Smith Miss Frances Wright. Roger
Mccullough. Richard Bonneville. Ed.
win Burrel and Charles Slauson.
The Woman's Club will meet on
Tuesday afternoon, January 8, at The
Inn to hear DR.. Gregory Zilboorg, Rus.
sian writer and member of the Kerep.
sky government, lecture. Among the
new members of the club are Mrs.
Paul NJ. James. Mrs. L. G. Donney.
Mrs. P. ]. Durham, Mrs. W. ?. S.
Lander, Mrs. T. ]. Maginniss, Mrs. |.
W Wheeler and Miss Sarah Ditmas.
A card party will be held for the
benefit Of the Woman's Club in the
home Of Mrs. Henry Hirschberg on
Wednesday afternoon, January 49,
New-York tribune., 1921-12-25
Harvard Orcllestra's Debut
C2usual!y Interesting Event at
GarneG;e Wall Tomorrow

The debut OF TIE Harvard University
Orchestra at Carnegie HALL tomorrow
promises TO be beth a mueical event
Of significance and social function of
unuaual brilliance since the occasion
Will attract not only music lovers gem
orally, but Harvard alumni and society
folk in particular.
taken boxes nra Mr.. aud Mrs. Vincent
Astor. j. P. Morgan, Harold S. Wander
biit, Mrs. J. West Roosevelt, Mrs.
George T. Maxwell, Thomas w. La
mont. Mr.. and Mrs. Otto II. Kahn, Rob
ert p. Perkins, w. A. Baldwin, Herbert
n straus, George F. Baker jr. and
Francis Rogers.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-25
Christmas Made Gay
For Crippled Children
The Rev. Paul Spencer Helps
in Festival Given Under Di-
rec.ion of Mrs. Buliard

The Christmas festivities Of the Free
All West Fifty Street, took
place last Thursday in the Sunday
school room of the Church of the Stran-
gers. The president. Walter Scott
opened the exercises with brief adj
dress and was followed by the Rev
Paul Mansfield Spencer, pastor of the
Church Of the Strangers. A Christmas
tree laden with toys was part of the
holiday cheer planned for the children,
and turkey dinner, furnished by the
officers and friends of the school, con-
eluded the festivities. Mrs NJ. Eleanor
Ballard is the superintendent of the
school under whose direction the chill
dren's part Of the program was given.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-25
Many Early Reservations
For Biz States Luncheon
Among Those Already Signed for Tables at Affair
January II Are Virginia, Michigan, Alabama,
Louisiana. CaIifornia, Missouri and Illinois

the luncheon be Thursday
Societies.
The
each table makes this most attractive affair
thus having large tables Virginia. Michigan
Mabana Louisiana, California Missouri Illinois Others will
be the Union each
the advantage keeping touch with people
the other we'll those from
The Mrs Thomas Vivian
recording Mrs Charles D. ist corresponding
Mrs Edmond and Mrs William Caube
which will
with Mrs d. rst, 1877 West
New-York tribune., 1921-12-25

Marie Mattfeld who was the original
Gretel In Humperdinck's opera; Baron
Woo. Baroness Won Groyss, Baroness
de Torinotf and Count de Beauveiere
AT the December dinner of the
! Woman's Thirteen Club. Miss Henriette
Strauss president, Judge Forrest l..
Chiffon and Mrs. Owen Kildare were
the speakers Of the evening. Judge
Chiffon gave interesting experiences
OF his professional career Mrs. Kildare
made plea for women TO concern
themselves about getting a new city
court for New York, as the present
building is antiquated and provincial.
/ She also told amusing experiences of
recent case at court.
CHRISTMAS toasts were given by Mrs
Francis I, Clarke, Mrs. M. Mix, Mrs.
b. H. Mckee. Mrs. Therese Stoll Mrs.
5; Schitf, Mrs. Burgess and Miss
Charlesley Mrs. II. II. Obendorfer.
the toastmistress, read paper telling
OF ancient superstitutions concerning
bees, and also gave a number of poems
Wnlch hsd been received through
psychic transference.
The Theater Club, Inc, Mrs. George
Nj. Clyde president, will hold its next
social day Tuesday in the belvedere
OF the Hotel Aston, when two acts of
The Mountain Man" viii be presented
Dy the cast now playing at the Maxine
Elliott Theater. Guests of honor will
be Clare Hummer, the author. and
George Wagner, the producer, who viii
give synopsis OF the play. The pro-
gram Will be followed by dance.
The annual benefit of the Womans
Press Club of New York CITY will be
held in the Astor Gallery of the Wal
dorf-Astoria on the afternoon of De-
cember 81. There will be greetings by
the President, Haryct Holt Dew. An
address will be made by Nine Won
hlenner, chairman OF music, who will
present Charles Cooper. pianist; Mar
guerite Sylvia, soloist, with Miss
Corinne wolerson at the piano; Vera Vera
barstow, violinist, in a musical pro-
gram. The speakers of the day will be
Leonora Speyer, who will read from
her poems; Tony Sarg, Charming Pol
lock, Beatrice Fairfax, Don Seitz. Mrs.
theodore Parsons and Sigmund Spaeth.
Kate Jordan will read from her new
book, "Trouble-the House"
The Foster Mothers Association.
Mrs. Philip Simon president, held it's
monthly meeting on Monday afternoon
at the Hotel Astor. Reports from the
committee serving milk to the under
nourished children in the public schools
were read and report made of Christmas
gifts given to the crippled children in
schools where milk is distributed. A
sewing circle has been organized to
work for the needy children of Mt.
Sinai Hospital, between the ages of six
and ten years. The first meeting will
be held on the afternoon of January O.,
at the home of Mrs. David n. Gallen.
315 West Ninety Street, at half
past two. Members are asked to give
their services.
The Professional Women's League
gave its monthly card party for the
benefit of the building fund on Thurs
day afternoon at the Hotel Astor. Mrs.
Nan 9. Crawford is chairman of cards
for the season and Mrs. Jessie Bur
nett Boudinot was chairman of the
afternoon.
The Independent Ladies' Aid which
New-York tribune., 1921-12-25
EUphony Society Plans
Big Now Years Partv

The entire roof garden of the Wal
corf-Astoria has been engaged for the
New Years Eve party to be given bv
the New York Eunhony Society, Mrs.
James j. Gormley president. There
viii be a supper, followed by dancing
The second matinee musicale will take
place on Saturday, January 7, at 9
o'clock, in the Astor Gallery of the
dorf-Astoria. Miss Caryl Bensel,
soprano; Walter Greene, barytone, and
Roderick White, the American violin
lst, who is now touring the West, will
be the artists. A series of card parties
viii commence in January and continue
throughout April.
One of the pleasant surprises on
the Theater Assembly program Friday
afternoon was the personal appearance
OF VIII Rogers, the famous screen star
Charles Pope Caldwell presented the
plans for the veterans mountain camu
in the Adirondacks, after which Mrs
Marks, president Of the Theater AS
sembly, made plea for assistance for
the eN-service mon. In less than fif-
teen minutes the members responded d
with $500 more for this worthy cause
Ihey also responded to a call from
the Flatbush Day Nursery and are tax
ing care Of the children in this insti-
tuition for Christmas.
The holiday supper dance will be
held in the north and east ball rocme
OH Tuesday evening. Arrangements
1or supper tickets may be made with
Mrs. c. L. Greig, 30 West Eighty-fifth
Street, New York.
On Wednesday the assembly will
give Christmas supper to the Actors
Fund Home, West New Brighton, s. l.
A huge Christmas tree and presents
for each guest OF the home will be
given. Mrs. f. Smith is chairman OF
the refreshment committee and will
provide the Christmas supper. The
Iheater Assembly has provided the
Christmas festival at the Actors Fund
Home for the last six years.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-25
Golf Will Be Feature
AT ST. Georges, Bermuda

ST. GEORGES, Bermuda. Dec. "a
Many golf players from the uS'tso
States arc among those who VOL maA'
their headquarters this winter at .he
remodeled ST. George Hotel. The hoN'
grounds adjoin the links OF the Engi.sa
army garrison, or which the hots
guests are privileged to play. ine ?
George is only three miles from th'
new eighteen-hole links ut TucksFs
town.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-25

supports the Convalescent Home for
Children at 80 West 120th Street and
aids the poor sick, gave a card party on
Tuesday afternoon for the benefit of it's
fund at the Hotel Astor. Mrs. r. II.
bernstein is president of the organiza-
ton and Mrs. M. Tarshes was chairman
of the afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-25

F Ai" Huntington Hooker a Bednexaay
IN no"or OF her daughter deiode, seasons
~ '"e guests attended the dance ST Henry
H0mmond Miss Hooker introduced society shortly cfter
fhe hciida,s
"ss fo"o"er {scshnon syeud,y l,Jo.s
'fh hcr porenss their Bay Gcrac,c ., E g,
s"" street, '"'ch formerly the Ursion Churchill house She
wes graduated from Spence last June
LdSs season Mr. Mrs presented their do,ah,~
society. Barbara Hooker 3 junior at Vossar
New-York tribune., 1921-12-25

Banquet January II to Mark
35th Year of Rrbinsfein Club
To celebrate the thirty-ffth anniver-
sary of the Rubinstein Club in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Rogers Chap
man, the officers and directors will give
banquet in the grand ballroom
of the Waldorf Astoria on Jan
uary IT. The banquet will be fol-
lowed by speeches, music and dancing.
Mrs. Alexander H. Candlish is chairman
of arrangements; Mrs. Emma Z. Pat
terson, associate chairman; Mrs. Gus
tave G. Schick, reception: Mrs. Charles
G. Braxinar. souvenirs; Mrs. j W. He'd
den, decorations, and Mrs. John Hud-
son Storer, program.
Saturday afternoon, January 81, at
o'clock, in the Astor gallery of the
Waldorf the third musical of
the club will be given.
The Woman's Club of New Rochelle.
of which Mrs. Edward Lyman Bill, of
Rochelle Park, is the president. is to
hold a bail in the east ballroom of the
Hotel Commodore, to raise funds for
its new club building. Tuesday night,
The Woman's Club of New Rochelle has
COO members, its purpose being the
auNGACtlASuC VI CtNlS USllcIIIcilt, III
telleytual pursuits and local welfare
work Mrs. L. Haviland Nelson is Sec
retary of the club and Mrs. Howard
NJ Miller is the treasurer. The hosts
and hostesses will be f. Irving Hanson,
lie Roy Franz. Hugh Gardner, Rodney
Gibson, Albert Mahlstedt. William
Harding, Sidney Goldsmith, Edward
Lyman Bill, Randolph F. Brown. James
Franklin Gilkinson, Mrs. Edward Ly-
man Bill, Mrs. Lawrence Van Etten,
Mrs. William Harding. Mrs Lee Lash,
Mrs. Waldo l. Shuman and Mrs. Bedros
Kazanjian.
Arrangements are now being made
for the luncheon of the Woman's Ma
tional Republican Club to be held at
the Biltmore on January Ia. The off,
GERS of the club are Mrs. Arthur L.
Livermore, president; Mrs. Charles H.
Sabin, first vice-president; Miss Helen
Varick Boswell, second vice-president;
Mrs. Courtlandt Nicoll, third vice-pres-
ident; Mrs Arthur E. Lott, recording
secretary; Miss Sarah Schuyler Butler
corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Ho-
ratio S. Shonnard, treasurer. The
board of directors is composed of
Mrs. Courtlandt D. Barnes, Mrs. Eliot
Gross, Mrs. James f. Curtis, Mrs
James Russell Parsons, Mrs. Daniel
Guggenheim. Mrs. Elon H. Hooker, Mrs
Fairfax Landstreet, Mrs. John T. Pratt,
Mrs. Theodore Douglas Robinson, Mrs
Reeve Schley, Mrs. William Nanamee
Miss Maude Wetmore, -.rs. Rosalie L.
Whitney and Mrs. Mary II. Willard.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-25


"Mexican Night" will be held by the
University Forum of America next
Tuesday evening at the headquarters of
the club, at 2o3 West Ninety third
Street.
The guests of honor will be Sonora
Conception C. Perez Cordera, Mexican
soprano; Senor Rosendo Cerna, Mexi-
can tenor, and Sonora Leticia Velez,
Mexican pianist, graduates of the Ma
tional Conservatory of Music of Mexico
City.
DR.. Alexander Cumming, the presi-
dent of the Forum. will he The chair
man of the evening, and Sonora Eladia
Carvajal de Lanman the hostess.
The fifth annual New Years Eve
Ball of the University Forum Of
America will be held next Saturday
evening, at the headquarters of the
club.
Dr. Alexander Cumming will be the
chairman of the evening and Mrs. John
j. McDermott the hostess
There will be refreshments, a lucky
number dance, and at midnight favors
viii be distributed and the New Year
welcomed in.
The National Opera Club Of America,
Nine. Katharine Won Klenner founder
anu preSiueHt, VIII ceIoDraCS the hOH
day period with a musical and terpsi-
chcrenn fete at The Waldorf-Astoria,
December 20. Hansel and Gretel win
be the subject of short ope.alogue
given by W. l.. Hubbard, with piano il
Illustrations by Edgar Bowman. Carol
will be sung By the National Opcr
Club Choral of Mixed Voices, directe
by Sig. Ronaldo Saoio. Thomas Nixo,
chairman of the festivities, will lea
the Yuletide cotiiion and distribute at
tsactive favors.
l1osrs and hostesses who will enter
tain guests at the affair will be MIR.
and Mrs. Nixon, Francis Wright Clin-
ton, Mrs. Leila Troland Gardner, Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Fique. Nine. Marguerite
Sylvia. Nine. Pasquale Mr.. and Mrs. II.
10th, Mr. and Mrs. j. Gutman, Mrs.
Augusta McManus, Mrs. Weober, Mrs.
Owen Kildare, Mrs. J. willis Smith,
Mrs. Eyadne Turner, sMrs. S. SeAiF,
Miss Mildred Holland, Miss Rossi-
Delhi, Nine. Devere Sapio, Nile. Claudia
Muzio, Mrs. Angei.que V. Orr and Nine.
Aida.
George Copinus has arranged the CO.
tillion figures.
The guests of honor will be Mmc.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-25
Theoria Members Present
President With Bar Pin

Theoria, Mrs. Harold George Wood
president and founder, held its monthly
dinner on Tuesday evening in the club
room of Des Beaux Arts and later at
tended "Six Cylinder Love- More than
two hundred attended. At the close of
dinner John Shea, in behalf of the
members of Theoria, presented the
president with a beautiful platinum
diamond bar pin. Mrs. Wood, after the
genuine surprise, expressed her delight
at the gift.
Many parties were entertained. Those
who gave dinners were DR.. and Mrs
Harold George Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
H. Huot, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lea Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Burtis, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Shea. Mr.. and Mrs. George Slaw-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Cosgrove, Mrs.
William Edwin Hill, Mr.. and Mrs Hor-
ace Meyer and Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
a. Schwartz.
The next Theoria board meeting viii
be held at IL o'clock on Wednesday,
January 4, at Hotel lie Marquis. The
next card party for the philanthropic
fund will be held at the Astor Hotel on
Monday at 2 o'clock, January 16 Tick
cts may be obtained from the chair
man, Mrs. L. H. Huot, $50 West Eighty
eighth Street.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-25

There viii be no further debates on
the Post Parliament programs for a
month. The regular meeting, however,
is scheduled for December 80, when the
plans Will be made for the Moot Parlia-
mont, which is the annual frolic day
Of the organization. The meeting will
be for members only. Mrs. Cora Wells
Trow, the president, will preside
New-York tribune., 1921-12-25

The National California Club gave a
musicale on Tuesday at the Waldorf
Astoria. Mrs. Beatrice Fine presented
an interesting program.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-25

The Professional Women's League
gave its monthly card party for the
benefit of the building fund on Thurs
day afternoon at the Hotel Astor. Mrs.
Nan Z. Crawford is chairman of cards
Tor the season and Mrs. Jessie Bur
nett boudinot was chairman of the
afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-25

The Independent Ladies' Aid, which
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-05
INTER INSURANCE AS
SESSMENTS

Insurance as a primary basis OF
credit requires as sound financing
and as intelligent state supervision
as banking.
Inter-insurance or so-called recip-
rocal insurance is making a record
OF heavy losses and subscribers are
being sued to make up liabilities.
Recent failure of one OF the larg-
est OF these reciprocal insurance eI-
changes and not always legitimate
insurance corporations. is the Nation
al Merchants and Manufacturers OF
Chicago.
These exchanges or reciprocals did
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-05
SYNOPSIS

PART I--Robert Hervsy Randolph.
young New York man-about-town, leaves
the home OF his sweetheart, Madgs Van
Teller. chngrined because OF her refusal
of his proposal OF marriage. His income,
$4,000 year. which he must surrender
tf q certain Miss Imogen Pamela Thorn
ton twhom he has seen only as 4 small
girl ten years before) lie found, 10 not
considered By the girl of his heart ade-
Quats to modern needs. In a don't care"
mood Randolph enters 4 taxi. unseen BY
the driver. and 10 driven to the stage
door OF . heater. A man he knowa
Duke Beamsr. induces q girl TO enter the
cab. Beamer, attempting TO follow, is
pushed back by Randolph and the cab
moves on. His new acquaintance tells
Randolph she u q ehorus Girl. and has
lost her podtion. she In In distress, even
hungry, and he takss her 10 his apart
ment There. after lunch. . chance re-
mark eonvtnces him Tie girl 10 the miss
ing Pamela Thornton. He docs not tell
her of her good fortune, but secures her
promise 10 stay In the nat until the
morning. and leaves her In q whimsical
mood, also rsaliEing that the girls reap
pearance has left him practically penni-
less, he brides the taxi driver to let him
take his Job. and leaving word with the
legal representative OF the Thornton es-
tate where he can find Pamela. takes up
mis- new duties under the name OF slim
Hervey." He loves the girl, but his pride
forbids him approaching her under their
changed conditions
PART n.--one evening he Is engaged
by Beacher fremont, notorious profiigate,
20 drive him and Madge Van Teller to q
hosiery known as Greenwood" Aware
of the evil nature OF the place. Randolph
drives the pair to Greenwood cemetery
Infatuated. Beacher gets out of the cab
and Randolph leaves him there, taking
the girl (who has awakened to a realiza.
ton Of her folly) TO her home. Madgs
recognizes him.