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The New York herald., 1922-12-28
THE REVIEWING STAND
By Alexander Woollcott

regal lustrous lady in trouble than vi
saw last night suggested nothing.
Mr.. Morris, beside whose towering
figure Miss Barrymore seems a morsel
OF woman. is a fine actor. with the
authentic romantic spirit in his play
ing an enviable equipment ana a far
better and more varied training be-
hind him than most American play
ers of his age and generation can
boast. II might he said OF Mr.. Morris
that he has played ~. WIZ hedRicott
and Romeo within the space of a
twelvemonth and played jnem both
admirably.
He is good in the half delirious
scene at Mantua that follows on the
heels of the messenger CfIoward Mer-
ling is excellent as BGlthasar, by the
way) and he is superb in the fight
with 1DbGlt Indeed that whole scene
of snarling and swordsplay in the
streets of Verona is capitally managed
al the I.ongacre and in this scene the
Wercutio of Basil sydney is brilliant.
1t is q fresh reminder that when the
ucrcutio is good at all. he is very.
very good and when he is bad he is
horrid. To be sure. Mr.. Sydney is
scarcely horrid i'm the tolls OF the
Queen Nab speech ban il does come
dryly from his lips However, have
"A dark, heretical suspicion that the
Queen Nab speech is not as good
speech as the professors say.
The settings by Mr.. Jones have as
their permanent part a Sc, of arches.
ON either side two smaller arches
serve as passageNays. In the center
a towering arch stands. now qlosed
Ni,h the curtains o, Lady cdpuiet
now left curtairless to show the
dancers at the Capulet ball or Juliet's
bod silhouctted against the morning
light which steals in through twin
arches more distant. 1t is good look
ing, but unesciting-this investiture,
and II lacks the magic he was able
to cast over Hamlet" and Richard
Ill"
The audience, of course. was thun-
derous in it's approval. If il numbered
not quite the fun quota OF Drews and
Barrymores one looks for on such oc-
caG.ens, il could boast something new
the daughter and two sons of Juliet
enthralled in the stage box. so that
they. too will shortly he able to join
in the great indoor sport of this winter
season picking the Al'American cast
Tor Romeo and Juliet
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BISHOP DELEGATES.
JOAN OF ARC STATUE
Maid ShoUn in Prayer in
Cathedral.

Bishop William T. Manning dedicated
Are in the Chapel of St Martin of
Tours in the Cathedral of st. John the
Divine at services commemorating the
thirtieth anniversary of the laying of
the cornerstone Of the cathedral, The
statue recently completed by Miss Anna
Vaughn Hyatt, was presented TO the
cathedral by the late John Sanford
Saltus, art patron and philanthropist.
Joan OF Arc Is shown standing, wear
ing suit OF armcr, with the folds Of
cape draped from her figure, her
hands folded in prayer and her uncov-
cred head bowed slightly. The eyes are
closed and the hair is drawn back fron
her high forehead.
After declaring that the statue of Joan
OF Arc is particularly appropriate for
the cathedral. since II is symbol Of
the affection between this country and
France, Bishop Manning traced the his
tory OF the cathedral. The project. he
recalled, was inaugurated by Bishop
tained in 1873, Building operations
were begun under the episcopate OF
Bishop Potter's nephew and successor,
Henry Goldman Potter. and continued
under the episcopate of Bishop Greer.
He continued:
II believe the time is now at hand for
us to take up this great enterprise. and
my hope is that waen the work OF build
ing is resumed It shall not stop until the
glorious edi1ce is completed"
After the address Holy Communion
was celebrated. The participating clergy
men were the Bishop. Dean Howard
Chandler Robbins, the Rev Kenneth
Jones and the Rev. Henry 7. veazie.
The president Cf the statue committee
Is Dr. George r. Kunz. and the honorary
president Is Marshal Ferdinand Foeh.
Others on the committee are Rene Vi
viani former Premier OF France Gabriel
Hsnotaux. Pierre Lott and Marechal H.
Lyautey members OF the French Acad-
envy; Mgr. Foucault Pierre Drapeau
Jean Sarril Jean De Besurepaire, Emile
Badel and Miss Maude Adams
On the local committee are y. l.
Bleden. Mrs Robert James Campbell
William A. Clark. Thomas Cochran. Jr
Mrs James Stewart Cushmsn. Prof
Frederick Dir man, Mrs. Thomas 4. Edi-
SON, McDoueall Hawkes. Albert Pryibil,
DR. Louis Livingston Scamon the Rev
william J. Stewart. r. Tiieston Wells
and Dr. Talcott Williams.
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F. J. GOULD AND FRENCH
GIRL TO WED IN SPRING
Mile. Lacoze to Be NeU York
Mans Bride.

Special Gable to The New YORK HBr.rp.
COPYRIGHT, f9g2 by THE New York HEaALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris, Dec. 2s.
The marriage of Frank jay Gould and
the beautiful Mile. Florence f.acaze viii
take place early in the spring, according
to Information obtained from Mr.
Goulds closest friends to-day.
The marriage would have followed inn
mediately after Mr.. Goud's divorce from
Edith Kelly Gould was made final. but in
order not 10 leave any room for criticism
OF their request for a church ceremony,
Mile. Iacaze being a Catholic, it Vas
decided 10 wait until the transcripts Of
the successive New York decisions and
the final ruling of the Appellate Division
OF the Supreme Court are received here
The document now is being prepared
and should arrive during the next few
weeks. THE NEW YORK HERALD CORE
spondents informant says that Mr.
Gould's choice meets with the fullest
approval Of other members Of the fam
ily
The New York herald., 1922-12-28
RUTH DRAPER RETURNING

Ruth Draper sailed for America yes
to-day on the liner Majestic, arriving in
New York January 3. She will open
her series. of character sketch recitsls
at the Broadhurst Theater Sunday night
<Januarv IA.
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PARTY FOR STAGE CHILDREN.
Three-Y esr-Old Daughter OF Mark
Luescber "Hostess" To-day.

Children OF vaudeville and the young
sters Of the executive managers viii be
entertained at the National Vaudeville
Artists clubhouse to-day by little Mary
Aileen Lueschcr, three-year-old daugh-
ter nf Mr. and Mrs Mark A. Luescher.
There will be a luncheon and a clown
show including several of the young
dancers of the Hippodrome a Punch
and Judy show. sleisht OF hand, magic
and a children's ballet, especially staged
by Mime. Amy Mantova, ballet mistress
of the big playhouse.
Assisting the hostess" in entertain
ing the little guests of the y. V. A.
clubhouse will he Mrs. Il. II. Albee, Mrs.
Oliver Hartman. Mrs. Edwin Lauder
Jr., Mrs Luesoher, Mrs j. ]. Murdoch,
Mrs. J. Henry Walters, Mrs. L. II.
Thompson. Mrs. Frank Vincent Mrs.
Amedee Van Buren, and Mrs. II. II.
Burnside.
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WILLIAMS COLLEGE SHOW.
cap and Bells" TO Give Three
Plays Tomorrow Night.

Cap and Bells" the dramatic club of
williams College. will give THE Mon
keys Paw" 1.-THE Rose and why
Not?" at It's annual entertainment In
New York, which will be at the Wal
dorf- Astoria tomorrow evening The
committee i'm charge OF the production
locally includes Messis. Roger Glider
sleeve. chairman: Robert w. Gilmore,
Carl Austrian, John w. Garrett Roswell
r. May, n. Burr Anthony, Kendall
Stearns, L. Roswell Shepherd, Stewart
Peabody, John Radley Dan Hinckley
Arnold Franklin Mills and Henry w.
Banks Jr.
Among the young women who VIII act
as ushers are Misses Grace Hendrick,
Margarlte Doubleday, Edith Mccoon,
Frances McCoon. Dorothy Achelis, kath-
crime Frances, Katherine Boston. Nina
Chatillion. Harriet comac, Natalie
Hanna. Margaret Hennessy, Katherine
Okie, Constance Banks.
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SPANISH DANCER COMING.

Arriving on the Berengaria Saturday
will be Trni. Spanish dancer. who has
been engaged by Lee and J. J. Shubert
for the new Winter Garden revue, Trini.
who is 90. is an exponent OF the barefoot
life. She will appear in a series of
dances never before presented I'm Amer
ica. including "Farruca Torero.' or the
"Ferocious Bull" Recently she has been
one Of the leading artists of The Fun
Of tho Fayre," produced by Charles g.
Cochran AT the London PAVILION
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TAVERsHAM As PRODUCER

William Faversham will be the pro-
ducer and artistic director OF a new
company that will begin operations In
the spring. He, plans TO present five
plays each season, though not neces.
sarly playing in all of them him
self Tie will leave the second
week In January to finish his vaudeville
tour. going to San Francisco, and re-
turning in the early spring
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.pAnNuM WAS RIcur" SOON.

"Bsrnum Was Right Louis r
Werba's production Of the farce by
Philip Bartholomae and John Meohsn
will open SUNDAY night AZ the National
Theatcr. Washington. D. G. The comedy
has IN It's cast Donald Brian. Marion
Coakley. VIII Deming, Enid Markey. El.
wood Bostlck Lilysn Tashmsn and
Spencer Charters
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GROTTO-LAND OPENING.

Crotto-Land. new dancing resort, at
Broadway and SIxty-first street will
open tonight. The managers are jacques
Bustanoby and Robert Cossid. The place
represents cave beside the ocean. II
occupies the entire basement OF large
building.
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do. You are surprise? Eth? 1t
Is YER simple, my frien' Smith.
What ! want OF u man who can
be kill? Eth? OF what use is lie
to- me? Voila!"
P! He laughed, patted Darragh on
the shoulder with one OF his pis.
tolls.
You. now--you could be If
use. Why? Because you are a
better man than was Nick Salzar.
He who kills is better than the
dead"
Then. swiftly his dark fea-
lures altered:
MY frlen' Smith," he said, 81
have come here Tor my property,
not to kill. have recover MY
property. Why shall l kill you?
! To say that l an q better man?
Yes, perhaps. But also l should
be obliged to say that also l am u
fool. Yaas! A poor damtool."
Without shifting his eyes he
made motion with one pistol 10
his men. AS they turned and en-.
tered the thicket, Qrintana's in
tent gaze became murderous,
III must kill you shall do so.
Otherwise l have sufficient
trouble to keep me from ennui.
My frien', am going home to en-
Joy my property. II you live or
die 1t signifies nothing TO mo. No!
Why, for the pleasure of killing
you. should l bring your dirty
geudarmes on my heels?"
He backed away to the edge oil
the thicket, venturIng one swift
and evil glance ut the girl who
stood as though dazed.
Listen attentively," he said &c
Darragh. zone OF my men re.
mains hidden very near. He is .
dead shot. His aim is at your
sweetheart's body. You under.
stand'?"
yes"
Yer we'll. You shall not &C
away for one hour time. After
that" he took of his SLOUGH
hat with u sweeping bow-'yuu
may go to HE'LL"
Behind him the bushes parted
closed.
Jose ouintana had mOdO his
adieux.
Continued in Next Issuc)
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THREE ESSAYS FROM
COUNTY IN CONTEST

Marion County will be repre-.
scented by three essays in the
Sutherland essay contest. includ.
ing every county in the state. The
three essays. two from Boothsville
and one from Pennington, were en-.
tered in the contest last week by
County Superintendent ]. Is. Barnes
The judges of the contest, recent.
~ selected. include William 3.
Matthews Of Charleston, clerk Of
the Suprem Court: ". w Trent OF
Elkins. head OF the Elkins public
schools; and David u. Crawford
OF Parkersburg, prominent man.
ufacturer interested in civic work.
The subject Of the essay is,
West Virginia, good State in
Which to Live" The winning es.
say will be awarded the first prize
Of 500. the runner.up will receive
q $50 prize and $40 will be given
10 the writer's of the next ten
themes In the order OF their merit.
The winning essay and the facts
presented by contestants will be
used by Senator Sutherland in a
set speech on West Virginia. 10 be
delivered before the Senate. The
essay winning first prize will DO
published in the various newspa-
pGrs OF the state.
Fairmont High School, as one OF
the educational institutions In the
state, did not enter the contest he.
cause OF a lack OF time after the
authorities Ind been informed Of
the facts and the heavy work at
tendant upon the students at the
beginning Of the years work.
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jRIlYEsVIII.LE.
Opens Nav Store,


J. P. Smith. who recently moved
into the Phillips Building at the
Rtvesville sub.station. has opener
a grocery store and meat market ID
the lower story while the family
occupies the rooms on the second
floor.
Bible Glasses.
The First Ward Bible Glass will
meet Monday evening at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Morgan in tho
Green Town addition. The Second
Ward Glass held a meeting Friday
evening at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sylvester Arnett on Jasper
street with Mr.. Arnett as leader
Tho Third Ward Glass will meet
Tuesday evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hamrick with
Mr.. Hamrick as leader.
Woman's Missionary Meeting.
The woman's Missionary Society
had call meeting Tuesday eve.
ming at the home Of Mrs. @. F.
Thomas at the NJ. L. South parson,
age. Plans for future work were
taken up. Another meeting will be
held some time next week.
Health Improving.
Whit Hess, who has been III with
an infected arm following an H.
Jury received several days ago, Il
improving slightly at this time. For
time attending physicians thought
1t would be necessary to amputate
the arm.
High School Party.
A Halloween party was given
last evening at the local hign
school. The school building was
decorated with the seasons colors
and jack.o.lanterns added a weird
effect to the whole scene. The cos.
tunes worn by the guests repre-.
scented all the usual characters
adopted on such occasions. HILL
lowe'en stunts OF all kinds were
the diversions. Refreshments wero
served during the evening.
Church Notes.
Sunday services In the NJ. Z.
Church South will be held in the
following order tomorrow: Sunday
school at 9:45 u. M. George Rad.
cllffo, superintendent; class meet,
ing at II a. M. Sylvester Arnett.
leader; Epworth League at 1870
p. m. The music recital to be CIV
en- by Mrs. Arlice Billingsley Lowe
and her pupils will take the place
OF the usual preaching service FOL-
lowing the League service.
+, United Brethren.
The services in the Unitei
Brethren Church tomorrow will be
as follows: Sunday school at GAS
a. NJ. George Hamrick, superintend
ent: preaching service at II a. m.,
sermon by the Rev. II. X. Ash. The
| evening service will bs omitted Oh
account OF the recital 10 be gIvel.
at the N. Z. Church. There VIII
! also be prayer meeting held Thurs
day evening OF next week.
Motor Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Straud Freeman,
Miss Emma Johnson and Albert
Hamrick spent the latter part OF
last week In EIkins, Bellngton ana
Philippi, making the trip by auto
mobile.
Moving 10 Falrmont
Leland johnson, who was former
~ a resident of Independence, Mo.
|
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of Rebekah Lodge No. 1855 rive 4
masquerade party IN Odd Fellow
Han on Thursday evening aftat
the close Of the "smile ProdueerS''
entertainment. Several prizes wers
awarded 10 those who were mask
ed. Refreshments were served,
consisting Of gingerbread, pies,
coffee and apples. Large delega-
tions were present from Fairmont,
Monongah and Enterprise. and
the affair was enjoyed by every
body present.
Balloon Burns Up
The balloon that was ADVERTISED
to be sent up Friday evening
caught fire before II was ready to
be rnloosened and vas destroyed
Another one will be sent UP Mon.
day.
Church Services
The Rev. ]. N. Holt Of Hayw pod
pastor. will preach in the Metlio-
dist Protestant church on Sunday
evening at 1870.
personals
Among those present from Fair
mont on Thursday evening in at
tendance at the Rebekah testivt-
ties were L. c. Fitzhugh, D. D. G,
NJ, and son Billie, W. S. Pitzer,
Mrs. Neva Thorn. secretary Of the
West Virginia Bebekah State As
sembly and Mrs. tella Toothman,
former D. p. ?.
Fred NJ. Blllingslea spent sew
eral days this week rabbit hunt
ing on Btngamon.
J. L. Sharp of Bingamon was q
business caller here Tuesday.
Q. Il, Martin was transactlng
business in, Fairmont Wednesday,
S. ]. Sturm and S. X. Jacobs
were In Fairmont Wednesday, re,
turning registration books.
Z. o. Wood is visiting in Pitts,
burgh this week.
Mesdames Charles N. Tetrick
D. Z. Nay, John Stiles ami
Messers. John Stiles and N. E.
Fortney Of Enterprise were visit.
ors here Thursday evening
Mr., and Mrs. Joshua Manley Of
Kuhn's Run were here for the
masquerade party on Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Esther Dodson OF Carolina
was a visitor in town on Thurs,
day evening.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the many
friends and neighboFs Tor tire
many kind words and attentions
during the recent illness an. death
IT our beloved wife and daughter
Ethel Clutter Hue, and iNr the
beautiful floral tr.lntes.
CLAUD FUEY
MR.. AND MRS. S. F..
CLUTTER
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M2 AIMING :
JEWEL;.;.9.'||R
b RoBzpT W cHANBHps =
9oBEpT w CHAMgEEpS
ooq oropeE = popAN ool4nAlTF

How you have rob me OF a pac.
quet which contain only some
Darragh's face was burning
with helpless rage.
my frlen', Smith" repeated
Qui1tana, do you recollec' what
y was you say to me? Yes? :.
How often 1t is the one expected
which so usually happen? You
are quite correct, l'ami Smith. It
has happen"
Ho glanced at the open jewel
box which one Of tho masked men
held. then, like lightning, his sin.
ioter eyes focused on Darragh.
80" he said, at was also you
who rob me las night OF my
property -. What you do to Nick
Salxer, eh?"
dry Tipped, nerved fol. death. II
KILLED him." said DarrapIi,
ought to have killed you, too,
when ! had the chance. But.
I'm white, you see."
AT the insult flung into his
face ovor the muzzles Of his own
pistols, Quintana burst into laugh
"Ah! You should have shot me-!
You are quite right, my frien'.
mus say you have behave YER
foolish"
He laughed again SO hard that
Darragh felt his pistols shaking
against his body
80 you have kill Nick salzar,
chg" continued Quintnna with
perfect good humor,' my frien',
l am oblige to you for what you
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Hartley Named Member Of
State Y. N. C. A. Committee

~. NJ. Hartley Of Fairmont was
named a member OF the state COM
mittee of the Y. NJ. G. A. at this
meeting held in Parkersburg yes.
terday for the purpose of forming
a state association Of all the y. NJ
G. A. branches in West Virginia.
This committee will have charge
Of the work of the new organlaa.
ton. The meeting was held at the
Parkersburg "Y" whore the first
annual conference Of the physical
directors society Is in session to-
day with delegates from the 211
various associations Of the state.
The other members named OH
this committee included ] e.
Bradley, Dundon: former Cover.
nor John ]. Cornwell, Romney; E.
L. Davidson. Parkersburg; Wright
Hugus, Wheeling; a. Spates
Brady, Elkins; John Davidson,
Charleston. Two additional men,
bers will be elected when the COM
mittee meets for organization.
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WoRTHINGToN
Smile Producers Here

A party Of about fifty Moose
"Smlle Producers" from FaIrmont
were here on Thursday evening
and rendered a musical program
in l. o. o. F. Hall to a large
crowd OF people. They went from
here to Hutchinson where they en-
tertalned large crowd at the re-
creation building Of the Consoli-
dation Coal Co.
Masquerade Party
The members OF Loyal Sisters
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mas baen visiting his sistes, Mrs.
Sarah Prickett, and other relatives
here Mr.. Prickett IS moving his
family to Fairmont.
From Baxter.
Mr., and Mrs. Worthy Post hay ;
moved from Baxter and are now
located in the John Phillips prop.
erty In High Lawns. Mr.. Post Is
having a modern residence huilt at
Meredith Springs and will move
there as soon as the house is fin.
ished.
Halloween Parties.
Several OF the grade teachers mad
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Halloween parties tor sheif putS77
the last Of the week. a party wa
given by Miss Mildred PatsOns Fri
day afternoon. Miss Nay also hel y
a party recently.
Personals,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson Of Keysef
are here to spend the winter WITH
the formers daughter. Mrs. Jos
eph Keener, on Jasper street. IA
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Burton Az
three children were guests OF the
Rev. and Mrs. II. X. Ash last Sun.
day.
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came homG with them. Louise
| Htte Granger, who has been visit.
ling her mother and father, Mr..
and Mrs. R. N. H!te Is going
home today. She lives In Lincoln
Eeb. Anna Mae Bradford society
editor Of the Morgantown Post,
visited Pauline Jamison last week.
end.
Jim Frame and June DeyeDr are
having a perfectly marvellous time
doing nothing. And they do do
that we'll. They are so funny to.
Igether that ] Just laugh until I'm
sick whenever am with thcm: for
they can say the most stupid
things, that are really fuzzy
Especially Jim.
You asked about Luke OlliE-hc
lie in the water business
Crystal Spring water and I'll de-
clare think he must be making a
mint Of money for the city water
is so bad here that everyone has
to buy the spring water. He Is the
typical Bostonian that he vas two
years ago and Just as interesting
r George .McKelg, or "the wild
Irlshman as Luke calls him, is in
town this week and as usual Is
just trimming over with v;-acity.
Really wonder where he gets 1t
all.
Ella Henry Of Morgantown has
returned home after visiting Ethel
and Eleanor Durrett: Edna Nor
gan and her mother we're In Pitts
burgh the first OF the weok but
they have come home now.
With the Rutgers-W. y. u.
Igame in Morgantown today that
city is claiming quite a few of our
folks as weekend guests. Mary
Greer went down yesterday and Is
the guest OF Mary Stewart. She
attended the luncheon which Mrs. .
Clarence Ollie gave for Mrs. POr.
ter Hardman yesterday and Vt
course she will see the game to-
day. Other people who went to the
game were: Mr.. and Mrs. Roswell
Reid. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.. Bnggs.
Jean Billingslea and Ruth McCue,
who teaches in the Sh!nnston
school. Julia White Of Clarksburg.
who Is attending tho Normal
School here, Olive Durham, Gram
els McCray, AIdeen Miller Of Fair.
view and Dr.. Earl McCray.
Mrs. Porter Hardman Of Nor
gantown certainly IS being tetaG &.
On Thursday Bob" and Esther
Brock had an informal bridge
party for her and the guests were
MIR. and Mrs. Donald Lazzelle.
"Bilr and Thea Glasscock, Mr..
and Mrs. Francis y. Callahan. Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Hodges, Jane
McDermott and Edward Coffman I.
Mrs. j. H. Abbott of Morgan,
town is spending the week end
hero with Jack. her son. Bertha
Lynch is visiting the R:v. and
Mrs. W, l. Canter of Clarksburg
iand Eleanor Amos and hsr baby
have Just returned from Baltimore.
where they visited Eleanor's
mother and father, MIR. and Mrs.
A. o. Amman.
Next week prom ses to Is very
busy one and will tell you all
about It in my letter next Satur-
day. On Monday night the Shrine
Club is to have masquerade
dance in the Masonic Temple and
/ suppose tAeer will be rehearsal
on Tuesday might for the Robin.
,son-Hail bridal party and that
Louise will entertain the members
Of 1t afterwards. Then on Wednes'
day night is Loufse's wedding and
on Thursday night Nine. Louise
Homer sings here. 7 am anxious n
hoar her.
Yours,
| MARY CHATTER.
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