Putnam patriot., 1929-06-20

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 Eva; It is, and he has recently rarried Miss Ella Arnold, another of our classmates.
 Nan: What a surprisel Eva: And more news: r. Chandler is the doctors private secretary
 Nan: Good for Pauline. am sure she must be very capable secretary. Eva: Don't get excited. Phil Ar mold is his chauffeur.
 Nan: Oh, so that's the reason you prefer Dr. Gilman to ali the others?
 Eva: Don't start that. My, but ;i's great to see you. Have you heard anything about any other classmates? l? Let me see? Where's Dot Smith?
 Nan: Dot is an old maidI It does n't seem possible.
 Eva: Old maid7 When she was at school, she used to have a different fel- low every day.
 Nan: If you think that's queer, you should hear about Hazel Ames.
 Eva: Whats she up to?
 Nan: She's head of a training hos pital, where young men leave physical ly fit, but broken-hearted.
 Eva: Talking about training schools, Sadie Simon started to be a nurse. She met a doctor, and poor Nat was out of the picture.
 Nan: He got left just as NJ. An defson did. You know her taxi driver eloped with Eva Botham.
 Eva: 1t must be terrible to have that happen. Anyway, Ruth Hawkes. wasn't left out. She married John Ash.
 Nan: Whats Johnny doing?
 Eva: Oh, he's selling fish. Ruthie catches them for him.
 Nan: Johnny used to be a star in our Chemistry class. but Herbert Le- gently invented new process for making ladies' perfume.
 Eva: Doesn't that remind you of Arthur Bove? l met him in Macy's about a month ago and guess what he's doing?
 Nan: l don't know.
 Eva: He's designing women's gowns.
 Nan: Oh, yesl Remember how he used to spend most of his time at school drawing pictures of ladies.
 Eva: l wonder what happened to Charlie?
 Nan: saw the advertisement of his latest picture, "kats Pajamas.n Kats Banahan is his leading lady. She's doing splendidly in the talkies. You know both of them were fine at it in school so they decided to hike to Hollywood and seek their fortune.
 Eva: What ever happened between you and Leo?
 Nan: He's leading man in the lat est musical comedy, Hold Nothing. " Eva: That reminds me when was in New York 1 saw the LaVallee twins, Gerard and Viola. singing and dancing, but what interested me the most was the Helpe act. Then on my way out met Stella Barker. She took me home in her family ear.
 Nan: Her ear? What kind is 1t? Eva: A Franklin. She told me that her Hayden was nome taking care of the two darlings. He works nights so she can go out days.
 Nan: E. Bennett and E. Dumas are married and on the farm raising dueklings.
 Eva: read in the paper of very fashionable wedding. Guess whose Nan: Anyone know?
 Eva: We'll, the three concerned in the wedding graduated with us. The beautiful, smiling bride was Helen Sobray. The groom was Oscar Gron- lund, and the serious minister who tied the knot was Chet Hale.
 Jan: Rather interesting.
 Eva: Wait, that isn't all They went on their honeymoon in an aero plane with Tom DeBerardinis as the aviator, a speedy aviator, too.
 Nan: Speaking of speed reminds me of Aline Tourville.
 Eva: What happened to her?
 Nan: Oh, she got held up for speed ing. She was going 90.
 Eva: Where?
 Nan: On typewriterl
 Eva: Heavensl
 Nan: Oh, was in the typewritinR department at Bryant and Stratton's the other day, and there 1 met Irene Dufresne teaching the pupils how to work her new inventionl l also saw Mildred Orwat. She was the chief bookkeeper and still as bashful as ever. She told me that some of our classmates were in a school nearby and that Russell Sherman was princi. pal of the school. He secured the DO sition because of his memory and ms ability to be on time. Ethel JearS was teaching a group of senior boys astronomy, while Miriam Daiteh was the history teacher, and believe mo they both held the pupils attention She also said that Rhoda Hines was the gymnasium instructor and sht made sure that her pupils attended regularly.
 Eva: That's different from what sine used to do. Did you know that almost had George Holbrook as neighbor. Nan: Really? What is he doing Eva: Oh. he is a dancing teacher and has an office on Huntington Ave nue.
 Nan. Oh, that reminds me ol Leonard Shepard. l heard that nc was a ticket seller in a famous circus He has some gift of gab, especially whens he's advertising Tom Foley chief clown. l presume you've hear' about Labby Massicotte?
 Eva: What about him3
 Nan: He's a butcher. l away thought he'd make a good one, h' was always cutting up his pencil Ah' when he wasn't cutting up, ne wa