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com. MONDAY. on
:TIls OF SPELIAL NiTEREéTwn—E E THE ,
Christin 26.1923.
women or
a...“ wwwr’z
' NORWALK.
end Bile
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or the prettiest of Christinos
‘ to. ”The Mention or the
end lhsohords." wss creosote
Mpisht st the south tiermllt
, uchur‘eh. by tho Prothumsi
tried by uvcrsiiiititlim'l
Mossy school.
the second time that this
.. ilss been presented st tho
hose uses one it im hrotillit
% whole-hurled proton at
o witnessed in Combini
. s number of hssuti l
rsvssiing the life. at the
We. tho pssosnt otters s
of root hosuty sod inspirsv
til “the lights of the church
‘56 four candiobesrers oppon-
ondf; ightod the candles It the
tor . And while in. first iilht
s studio. flickered. two sngels‘
7 :‘g’trcrn the side. singlhs ss
"hiked. "it Coins Upon the
to: Clear." Two more angels
wowed. escorting the pustor
s filiipil for tho rosdlns of the
istusu story. ,
sine leading angel parts were
.M {by Mrs. 'l'ltoroso Kelly “a
n, itgphcn Clifford. Mrs. Russell
tlishd Mrs. Kemp were the es-
f“ the poster. The candle-
.Nflwere Miss Loin neuter. Miss
. it'll (lorries. Miss Ruth Wright
’Mig‘s Glsdys Lamb.
i tits primary kiddies than sp-
- in their nishtiss sud cuisines
suit their song effichrlstmss
sue i’iids Us Shine."
Helen Wood also sung.
long Ago."
p of girls then entered
_ :1 nuclei shades. slotting its
0% 3. ”Watchmen. Tell Us of
i ,t.” Following them. I host
‘ , appeared. using u their
, t'iol song. "0. Como all ye
“gels were dressed in loss
robes end were tinsel and
bile ell csrried lsrse white
n tinsel decanted our
group of onsets included:
if!“ Sherwood. Mll- Frank
' ,‘llirI. Alonso liltt. him. lid-
0 heir parents played the;
’ the Children at Mow. in;
ititdsy school rooms. of at":
lireh.
s very Jolly atfulrrwith s
. troo. boxes of condyt‘ for
m It'ld girls and a grub bug.
future of tho offer-noon was
. log for a doll and for a
Thoiucky little girl was
, oLschlsn and the luckyrboy
oil» Picks-ring.
tortsininent presented was
iiii ' '
so impressive cssdis- used
"ellbound CVOWd, Witnesses
‘ Baptist Chrstmas Pageant
tliiinisi 30““? Pmu‘li‘Thfi‘A‘d-orstion of
i’-’~'l Pantomimes and Can-
i
Kin
Might Services Are Combined During Pe-
W“ s , ‘ l ' . ,.
word Milli. Mrs. Willisnt illicit.
tin. word tisilils. lire. Motor '1'.
listless. Mrs. ’l'ltoress Kelly. Mrs.
Ito lieu elitism. Mrs. Russell
W t. Miss Lois Boston-Mrs. wil-
ilsut “out . Miss liuth lisrrlns.
:Whlis o "lislobow Girls" and
ibo‘snssls‘mii their pisses. they
sons. "'0. kills 'l‘own ctr iiothlehom."
followed hy-s duet by the two child
sngois. Bernice sud Mildred bomb.
"Away is s “spur."
lfor the iirst limo. thou. the spot’
light woo turned on the noun. one
the sudiostlo sot spell-bound. u'i
‘ t the ishiusu‘ ct "list-y."
played Miss. Nobel. oilsou. soc
tfclossph." played» when Ulti-
ford. sround the sooner. with the
shoots in tho bookground. llleun-
whlio. Mrs. Kelly sung. "Silent
rug-ht."~
‘ The shepherds then appeared eo-
corted'by three colitis. Who had go...
to meet these wondering men of the
hillside. . ,
it use it picturesque scene they
presented in their rough clothing
loaning upon their shepherd crooks.
while the little shepherd boy pre-
sented his gift_cf storm: to the
Christ child: ,
The shepherd parts were played
by Herbert iiifotrErncst Hopkins
end Fred Brock. Alvin iiurd. Jr..
was the shepherd boy.
Next to pay belongs to the child.
were the three wise Men. who come
bosrlng‘ their gifts sud singing. “We
Three Kings of Orient Are." These
ports were played by Herbert lllrst.
Ernest Hopkins and Fred Brock.
And sothc pageant continued with
such group paying homsge .to the
King. and singing his praises. The
recessional was “Hark. The Herold
Mgcls Slug." As the group of sngels
left the, platform follOwod by the
kings. shepherds. slid rainbow girls.
s bountiful rubies}: wss formed by
Joseph and Msry' round the mm
m. with tho so is. Mrs. Msikin‘.
Mrs. Pierce. Mrs. Sherwood. Mrs.
murmurs. Kelly. and Mrs. cm.
ford. ln‘tho background while the
benediction was pronounced by Rev.
Mallory.
"cc Hundred . Attend » Christmds
Party Given I{it St. Mary's
a or? 00 kiddies sud s. largo filling f‘,
Recitation, "Little Sammie Green.“
‘Vincent‘ ,N'ss‘sif.
will only stun ssturhiuflilfiirgni 9°!“ "3°". mm” MW“
at . .
rar'lt'ooltstion. i“Before ! Know Who
.stan Wes." Leo Lecnsrd.
' {caesium Street dance. Johanna
Sto‘udlngsr and Marcel Parrot. pu-
pils of Miss Mildred Ailrr. .
Recltstion'. "When Momma, Woo o,
Little Girl." Marlon Leonard. .
Song. “Saute Claus," Charlotte
Newman.
The party lasted from a to «so
o'clock and was declared by sit the
little guests one of the "host timoo'f
of the season. ,.
4: id Well Commandery'
- Moll Commanders. No.10".
. 6.. wishes to thank Krauo's
gridiron Cent. store!” the icon
, tor Commander-yo rscont
w‘ss dinner. '
901mm Business
lisry'st‘ the, rooms on with,
tomorrow evening. , '_ . _
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your cost ‘Jonstrmpifon
AUTION GUARANTEE“
st .
Mott-sin f Huttfs
W
lies-visit:
mhlncd social and business‘ ,
will be held by thc'MoXiug ,
Restored on frocks torspring.
_ they are used on light. wools and on
. cotton fabrics ”as well as on stilts.
To Wed Nerlhew 0f
‘ . Harding ,
Christmas Party .
.At The Day
Nursery Tomorrow .
rs. Norwslit Oi" scouts will hove
full clum- oi th school Chslstmss
Duty to be held It the Us! Nursery.
tomorrow on rnooh. Upon previous
ecosetous. iii d trwnds have donut-
cd tints and these rsuieinbrences
niosu much to tho lilddios. do the
directors lulu sweet to their gon-
crosity for toys and hoolts wnlch
will be gratefully received by the
. mawono
At tho" monthly meeting of the
Day Nursery Association. Monday
afternoon It the home of Mn.
Uhriotisu swsris. West evcnuo.
routine business ot the association
was tronsseted. 'i‘ho tollowmg gifts
were scitnowiodsed:
Mrs. flushes. crunues and spplos.
Mrs: Milisrd. nuts: Mrs. w.«-l..‘t)l~
sou. Jolly Ind cookies: Mrs- Jennings.
“kiddie-mom" Women's Build. 'l'ri-
nlty church crullcrs; Norwnlli Con.
grentionsl church. dolls: Nerwsilr
steam Louudry. isundry.
Ur. Fuwcett. professional services:
lungs Daughters. South Norws‘iii
Congregstionol church. 1 qt. mills.
dolly: Mrs. M. Abruhsms. toys: l-lu-
rls and Guns snd The Norwslk Cool
sndh8upply compsny 1-2 ton of cool
use .
Bellringlng Concert At
Norwalk M. E. Church
Emil Clcos. Swiss bell-ringer. do-
lighted the sudieuco last night at
the Noruulk Methodist Episcopsi
church. with his program of Christ-
mu muttc. The evening was made
more omeluble by the fact that in
most of the old csrols. the count-ego.
tlcn leaned in the singing.
Tito various numbers of the pro-
ursm included. "Slur of the East. “0
Come All Ye Faithful." "Como Unto
Me." "Joy To The World." "Fees to
Face" by Johnson. "Jesus. Lover of
My Soul" "Whispering Hope." and
“lioly Night." ,
An added attraction of the pro»
drum was a solo by Ernest Boule.
. “Keeping the Christ in Christmuo"
was the subject of Dr. Cuiver'e
sermon Which was one of
thelinspirstion and ‘romurlisbio spv
poo. .
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Relief Corps To Give
Dinner To Veterans
At the regular meeting of Douglas
Fowler Women's Relief Corps. No
15. plans for Providing a Christmss
supper for the volcano of the G. A.
it. were discussed. The committee
arranging for this affairwill moot
tonlilht ot the home of Mrs. Marthe
Wilcox. lit Washington street.
to further the dotslis for the supper.
Not on the officers for the coming
your were nomlnstod st tho raga.
isr meeting. shout sis‘ of the nomi-
nations going over until the ,next
meeting. The organization voted to
contribute to towsrds the purchase
of [radio which is to be given to
the World Wou- vstorsns stationed
at Ncrcton Home. ' ‘ ‘
The nominations thus for mule
follow: President. Mrs. Julio. Flynn:
Benlchice President. Mrs. Annie
Earlier: Junior Vice President. Mrs.
‘Adels flingcwsid: Conductor. Mrs.
Jennie Finch: Chaplain. Mrs. Linn
Gsnung; Treasurer. Mrs. Harriet
Kell. '-
Rehesrsal, December 80
A rehearsal of the degree and
guard teams of the Eureka. Robe.
itch Lodge will be held Thursday
evening. December so. in Odd Fol.
lows' Hell on South Main street.
It is very necessary that every
member of both teams be present
so the Eursks Lodge confer. the do.
gros for‘Our Sister's Roboksh lodge
' Wodnosdsy. evening. Jsuusry 5.
In New. York
Mrs. J. Rudolph “Br-y. of Bray.
Todaysi
You'll Be
,- Tend To Your Own Knitting And
Feature
Champion
TWO CH
AMPIONS
AUGUST bROiiEEN
it over a mixed doubles knitting:
match is hold for the world's chum. .
picnshlp. the Newark. N. J.. chapter
of the Red Cross is sure to carry
off tbs honors. For this organize-
tlon boasts the most nimbledlngured
men and woman who ever attached
I ball of yarn with tho well-known
needles. '
Five awestsrs oreJust o. good day's
work for Mrs. Julie Schwcikhardt.
And
emergency calls for clothing. she.
if file Red Cross has somcl
, .il'lzlA SCH\\'EIKHAIH)T
am
can turn out half a dozen pnlrs of
socks for good measure. No. she
never drops a stitch. .
August Brodecu. admits that he
holds the sock. scarf and sweater
record for the mole knittors of the
country. and the title is not uncon~
,lcstcd either. Given his pipe and
, rnvcrllc chair, he cm tllrrnton even
itho lnurcls, of Mrs. Schwcllihsrdt
f when he's :‘golng good."
i "How do we do it?" chorus the
woolen athletes. "Why, we just. tend
, to our knitting!"
Girl Scout Don Dis
play In Store
Draws Large And Interested Crowds
u‘L—v...
Many visited Boyd's Wallpaper nut to her is, s dainty little “white
store. 80 Main street. last week end
sdrulrod the attractive display of
dressed dolls or. all kinds. .
The display. the result of a. city
wide contest among the local girl
scouts. included both res and China
dolls. The first prize for the rag
doll went to a little Dutch boy in
beautiful velvet costume. The feu-
turofi of the doll were perfect and
had been embroidered with the
greatest of cure and accuracy. even
to the outlines of the heir. '
The China. dolls were judged on
the basis of one third each. for xen-
crol appearance. originality and
sewing. The gas dolls had the some
qualifications to fulfill with the sa-
dud fourth one of t'good stuffing."
"We could have sold those calls
sixteen times. and then some." was
the comment passed by the owner of
the store where the Girl Scouts have
been holding their display of dolls
for tlfh lost three days. and those
few words themselves tell a story. '
Every day since Wednesday when
the contest closed and the dolls were ‘
judged and placed on exhibition.
there have come. old and young. who
were snxicus to buy.
No wonder! The dolls include of.
main every tune that any one could
hour-no. Sutton Hills. is spending
‘ tits day in New York.
‘ , Francesulunc Keller. of Lee An-
sel“: is to become the bride of
\Vli'l'elt-G- nestling vofIOolnmhus.
0.. I nephew of the late preshll'm.
, . spring Frocks
Motel- snd wool- embroidery no
sud
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Evening Scarf.
- Thur-um. sou-t for owning is
never more becoming sud flattering
than when developed" in pink with
s border of ostrich“ sequins.
' QM f» '
racism Tulle.
A very ,ncvoi neutrinos sponsored
by Latvia is s. clicks: of twisted
posris fastened with on enormous
pompous of pink tulle.
‘ ' Ines
“For I ‘
charming sou-omits s tun. scar
with motifs of exquisite loco. '
evening. outfit a
, Mes Bouquets.
Bouquets lit «in» tosthrrs. or
. collimation: of- ‘l’rench flowers sud
«managements s. Very sir:
houo‘hto. the Moscow frock.
Individusl‘llpflclts. tied Willow
. in ssllttistm on bus, Wise
‘Miirsctunr's‘ ammunition to mod.
on life. 'Obviouslyths ills slumpi-
hod toooivo tho cochlear «when to
'wbonsoihecil . soul-1h» .
m we'r-
posslbly ask for. A colored mommy
occupies u‘concpicuous place a..l
ichllc." striking in contrast to her
southern friend.
'l'ilcre 1. sh Eskimo dell. A Red
Cross Nurse.‘ volume baby. a lit-
,tlc Japanese lady. ever so msny oi
the "bungalow apron" type with.
'their crisp gingham gowns snd sun-
bonuuts. and almost as many in clev-
or sport costumes of summer tutu.
But of all the dolls. born "limit
,anrl rug. that were entered In the
two contests. there is one outstand-
ing one.——- the Girl Scout doll. her
mum is complete even to the on;
blame on the corner of her collar. in
her splendid uniform. she stands out
uncontestodly so the winner of the
first prize for the China. dolls.
Successful Sole
The suit: of food snd fancy arti—
cles llr'id lr‘ridoy and Saturday by the
members of the indiws' Auxilisry of
the Frank C. Godfrey post. in Our.
hem‘s 'store. Washington street.
. provl‘d very successful. Although the
report of the returns of the sale has
not. been completed as list. those in
charge feel well repaid for their cf-
forts.
The committee who roamed the
sale consisted of: Mrs. Wsilenstein.
lMl‘S. A. Woldron. Mrs. Jennie Gor-
ham and Mrs. Henry Simona.
Sara Fahey To
Specie Before The
Calholic Women
tiers Fshoy of New York city will
spool: before the Norwsllr Council
of Catholic Women tomorrow night.
It I o'clock in the at. Msry's Sunday
school rooms. ,
“Tho port that Catholic Women
Play in Social Service Work." will be
the subject. of her tulle.
A musical program to be present-
ed during the evening will includi-
solos by Helen lilrmsyor. accom-
panied st the piano by Mrs. Leon
it‘ilh.
All members of the Junior council
ore urged to attend as a very enjoy-
able time is promised.
Itclreshmonts‘sre to be served.
l
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Tried Local Recipe |
DARK FRUIT CAKE
Mrs. B. F. Ainsworfb. 384 East Ave.
1 cup butter.
1 cup sugar.
1 cup molasses.
2 cups flour
4 eggs.
1-2 pound Cut‘l‘ililis.
1—2 pound raisins.
l-i pound citron.
1.3 teaspoon soda in it little water.
1 teaspoon cloves.
1 teaspoon cinnamon.
Cream the butter and sugar. Add
tile molasses and well-beaten eggs.
Then add the sodn and fruit and
the flour. lxietly add the spices.
links 2 hours in a slow ovcn.
m
El Sentinel Cook Book I
Crcumlvl Eggplant nu Toast.
Ono medium sized eggplant. 3 tn~
hlespoons butter. 3 tuhlospoons llour.
l-l teaspoon salt. ivil teaspoon pep-
per. ‘2 tablespoons lemon Juice. 4
tablespoons grated cheese. «i tri-
angles of toast. pnprikn. 1 cup wa-
tor.
Pocl eggplant and cut in half.
Scoop out seeds and cut into strlpfl
lengthwise. Drop into boiling salt.
ed enter nod cook until tender.
about 20 minutes. Drain. Milli
butter. stir in iiour and slowly add
water stirring constantly. Bring to
the boiling point and add salt and
pepper. Let, boll three minutes and
bent in lemon juice. Remove from
heat and carefully add cggplnnt.
Serve on toast. Sprinkle with gra-
ted cheese and uprlltu. Put under
the flame of a roller or in a very
hot oven just long enough to melt
the cheese,
.‘ Pit: Pudding.
Ono-fourth pound figs, 1’8 ' cup
chopped euet. 1-2 cup sugar. 1 egg.
1 1-: cups bread crumbs. 1-}: tea»
spoon, suit. 4 ubicspocns milk. 1
scant teaspoon bsklnu 1 der.
Pu‘. tilts through food chopper.
Work aunt until creamy and lild firm
and sugar. Boat 15;; until light and
odd to first mixture. Add bread
crumbs "idea“. and mix thorough-
'iy. Dissolve baiting pomdcr in milk
and stir into mlx‘urs. Turn this a
buttered mold and steam three
hours. Serve with orange ssuce or
whipped cream.
Suet puddings mus‘. be thoroughly
cooked. a longer time being slicwad
than for on ordinary steamed pud»
ding.
Easy To Prepare
A. delicious dessert is made by
spreading a. layer of shredded cocoa.
nut over a piece of sponxo cake. and
piling strawberries slid whipped
cream on top.
Evening Capes.
A few (unlined evening capes
have appeared, offering some slight
competition to the strolxhtiinc cost
of velvet or brocade. Port" rlarly
lovely is s model of black velvet
lined with ermine.
' Lerner Fonts
no costs. one notices a ' "hurry to
fuller models and more circular cuts.
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New York city, in denying the
cllviiles constituted cruelty.
of rushing to the divorce courts,
“It’s all right dssric.
hurt the little women, bless her,
their platonic friends.
the next time mother picks out
matter.
voicing very much of anything.
Yes. it will undoubtedly be
Judge Ford’s. Wander how be
sort of thing? V
Take Place
Norwelk‘s various dancing classes
are oil having Christmas parties
now,
Mrs. Louie Cuntleld‘s Wednesday
night dancing class hold a Christmas
party at. Mrs, Canticld‘s home. 06
West avenue. last week.
Everybody had it good time ilfld
0“,!)qu rimming. genres and a grub
.iug apti‘lfllly provided for the oc-
cll'slon.
Miss Lodico \Vcld‘s pupils are hav-
ing a humour of parties:
tinturdav, the Junior. senior and
sensor advanced bullet sud Ciuéhlc
hold an enjoyable Christmas social.
Tonight. at number at the pupils
are dancing in Westpcri for u play
being hi“ld for children at the Y. it.
C. A. Miss Weld will also dance at
this event.
Tamerrow afternoon. the bsby.
bullet and classic dancing classes
will have a. holiday celebration.
Tomorrow night. the high school
ballet and clalnlc dancing , classes
will have a. Christmas party.
Wednesday afternoon. the Junior
ballot and clussic will meet for a
high old time.
And Wednesday liignt. the High
sciiool regular dancing clam has
planned it big party.» '
A delightful Christmas program
uni party was twisted by last
ycur'r. pupils of Mist Milurerl Allrr's
clowning clues :‘Pil'luv ulterimcn in
Odli Fellows hell. to the: nu“? p Iplm,
Tut. nursery rlivmrc were first
given by last. year's class.
The program itself included: Jolly
Jinks. Margaret and Ethel Kiska.
Jeanette Bette. Helen Net-e8. Jenn
Roberts and Maxine ~Glasser. Our
Old Horse. Helen. Roberts. Roslyn
Novas. Esther Russell.
Fay Doris Schoolhouse. Phyllis
Marcus and Catherine iiogsn.
~Coquette. Catherine Dunnlgsn.
Futurist. Ruth Books and Wilhel-
mina not“.
Rose Petals. Msry and Elizabeth
Wesley. .
Russian Street Dance. Jenn Stou-
«linger. Msrocile’ Perrot. Miriam
Mendeisohn. Msrjoric Taylor.
Moruschu. Knthcrlus Vosot.
Tap Dance. Estelle Green.
Thomas School Pupils
Give Christmas Carols
A very beautiful service of old
Christmas carols was presented by
the pupils of the Thomas School.
yesterday afternoon. at the Rowdy-
ton Methodist Episcopal church.
The church was. filled to enmity
tor the service which ‘ovory your
attracts such a large number»! do-
ugbted listeners. , i
The program was made up chiefly
of the old Spanish and Russian on.
role. and also several trsdlticusa
English songs.
‘ Tomorrow. in the church. the pu-
pils will present the Christmas play.
"The Nativity" which is Aims on
the annual Christmas program of
the school. - .
Ribbon Trimming
An effective trimmihl on dark
serge and silk frocks is the use of
bending: of different. but harmoni-
ous colors in nos groin ribbon.
,Ihvc. has Sleeves
The block loco" dinner dress of
Lblssocson ls smartest when it has
long sleeves. Chiffon dinner frocks
are quite so spt to hue sleeves so
to be without thorn.
Gloves of is new, lrld the: very
closely resembles sustains hove‘
ket.
W
OI Umbrellas, Ibo
A red» sills umbrellsio effectively
topped with s bundle that combines
rod lissrd.‘ worst suslro sod ivory.
Besides the light nude sud item-h
ton MCI is hosiery for Wag.
:11. secs successions: gun motel or
. m
Wills Ill-tugs
The most ifssctnsting evening costs
of this asses on fist-boo st the
edge with wide silk fringe.
W
Papa can't help it.
want an abnormal pops would youi”
It will. also prove a great- rclief to the vast hordes of married
men who, deep down in their hearts, “Wouldn’t do s thing to
mods their sppesrsnce on the sum .
Novelty silks for spring include .
JUST GOTTA FLIRT THAT’S All
A great wave of relief has passed over the myrimls of mur-
ried women in this country since they have learned that “MUD
must flirt, and that there is something abnormal about it mun
who does not like to look at a pretty woman."
The declaration was made by Supreme Court Justice Ford.
separation suit of Mrs. liclem:
Tetoinisn who charged that her husband Harry’s flirting pro-
Now when sonny catches pops in the parlor with his arm
around the new French maid and complains to mums, instead
said mnmn will just say:
You wouldn‘t
" but who, at. times, just can't
resist a little gentle squeeze or u kiss in the dark with one of
Lastly, the new idea will prove of untold value to daughter
_ _ . ' “just the right man” for her,
nuptial bliss, Without consulting her otfspriug‘s wishes in the
“Mother." the daughter will whisper, horrified. “I can-
not marry that young men. ‘Though he
comes from an excellent family and has
not tie myself to a life with him.
has sterling qualities,
. plenty of money. I can-
Hc is abnormal!” without (li-
quitc a help this new idea of
gained his great wisdom in this
Christmas Parties Of All Kinds
O
In Dancmg Classes
Lu l-‘olomu. Lillian Bermun.
Symbol mince. Elizabeth Laue.
Em Salli-dine, Helen Signwoy and
Consuelo Dawson.
Pony Ballet. Alan! and Elizabeth
Wesley. erlum Mendelsohn. Jenn
Siniullugcr. Wilhelmina Bella. and
illith linniin.
ily special request Little Miss
Molly (tines. ii and 1-2 years old.
anneal lhu (ihuriwtou and literally
"luroughl down the house."
Several of the: older girls who
were scheduled to give dances Wort;
unable to in: pl't'br‘nl rim: to illness.
At the close of the aftrrnoon Zl
grab bag provided for the new
girls. was enjoyed.
w“
Thirty-two u‘urc present at the
delightful little Christmas party air.
oil by .‘ilis. Htlcli \vruml of \i'lm‘tll'l
Point and New York for her MUUCIHK
clues Friday afternoon at the lloyni
Jnluee lun.
Thu sudicnt‘u of mothers and
friends “littl‘llml Willi umlisgulsul ll."
ternst til». "grown up" altitude of
the little boys and girls who issued.
foxtroticrl untl dum'ed many of" the
latest steps In perfect form.
Courtesy uni-l poliien- :53 on Lb
hullrooni'lloor ueepml to lluvu been
properly dialled into them Judging:
from their actions. and they one End
nil boasted a. polar; much on eltv
perlcuccd grownup might. Wull hum:
been proud oi‘. Airs. Wrenn. .‘m
lonelier. ofo-rs her pupils noun-thins
more than Just lessons in dunclng.
After the daucmg performance. a.
party with dailies was onioycd. all
the children receiving horn‘s of can-
dy. Mrs. VlOla'Bi‘UlldWay played the
piano uccompaninwnt.
Among thuse present were:
l-rlllly lids. Conslunce Llnchiier.
Dorothy Stcwns, Jean Vcisor. Joules
Starr. Mortimer Montgomery. lio-
bert Benedict. Helen i’Underwood.
Georginc l“n.\\'Ceit. Marie Louise
Bisrt. Catherine Jennings. Vidal and
Lewis Wurdull. Peggy and John
Woodward. Mary Jane sud Helen
Hoover. Gussle Frost. Thais Hesth.
Edna. Elle. Marjorie Maikin.’ James
Nash. Robert Tonny. Jo. .1 Eerie.
Ethel and Virginia. Wrigley. Eleanor
Colcburn. Claudia. Munacii, Irma.
:3: Grace Raymond. rind Drins
New classes commence January 'I.
, ._ NW
Franklin-Mather
............
Helen Moe Mather of Rowayton’
and Ernest J. Franklin of George.
town were married yesterday after-
neon by Justice of the Peacefiteph.
on Dckus at his home. Lexington
avenue.
Tortoise Shcu Next
Hat ornaments of tortoise shell
are very smart as are also those of
amber end of cut crystal. ‘
moire G I FT S
that do more than
merely" pionee-
Yodwlliwantoo
soicctsn
ELGIN
. Watch
which. vcs a life-
time o‘ service.“
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reed 1......
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