The evening world. Newspaper, November 28, 1919, Page 32

‘ Biggest Pageant New York Ever Saw to THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, ‘ NOVEMBER 28, 1919.” our next meeting at length phe your mem! id take. |you are req think. thia mem ed at y “BAYER CROSS” ON AFTER YO », QUESTS LEGION | TO GIVE IDEAS ON bed; WARMEMORIAL Ly Art Commission Wants For- % , ° mer Service Mento Help Select Design. Be a Girls’ Friendly Society Triu 5S. Members of the American Tegion are to be neked to exprens their opinions aa tothe nature of the war memorial to be erected by the city, according to an an- pouncement yesterday by Wade HH & referendum among the former service men was agreed upon at a conference held by the Municipal Art Commission, when representatives of civic organiza- tions were present. The letter unnouncing the referendum will be sent out to-day to each of the #50 posta in the five. boroughs, In part A] reads: “Lt ie recognized as only fair that the men whose services the memorial will this important matter, and consequent!y Miss M&SEL TURNER Mins Trace AS THE SPirminre REMEARSING TH RO) OF YSON SHINE ~ SOhE 1,000° Business and Society Women Aid Episcopalian trial. ‘This t said to bo the largest’ bail ® a breach of promise sult ever entered in the Sheriffs office, Cor- coran has asked for a reduction, Corcoran wae arrested tate Tucsday “Every Name" Campaign, afternoon of Minu Sidell's allegation that If he wns not detained on a tarse ; eR ball bond fhe would wall for Ireland. ‘ Members of the elghty-nine branch- She alleged that the dentist courted os of the Girls’ Friondly Society of the Episcopal Diocese of New York will stage in the ist Regimont Armory on the night ef Dec. oa pageant, depicting the history of the society from its inception in Eng- land in 1874. The exhibition will be the biggest spectacle of its kind New York City has ever seen. One thousand business and society women are busily engaged in the preparation of the exhibition, which |* will be staged as a finale to the in- tensive work of the) diocese in tho + Every Name and Nation-wide cam- paigns of the cliurch for $42,000,000 and 1,500 new workers. The pageant will be given simultaneously in many of the larger cities, In charge of the production are Miss Margarita Ver Plank and Miss Margaret King, Executive Secretary of the New York branch. The pageant was @ritten by Mims Margaret L. Bavier. Among the honorary associ- ates of the society in the New York Diocese are Mrs. Vincent Astor, Mra, Edmund L. Baylies, Mrs. E, H. Har- Mrs, William E. Iselin, Mra. J. Plerpont Morgan, Mrs. William Fellowes Morgan, Mrs. Douglas fob- inson, Mrs. William Jay ‘Schieffelin, Mre. W. D, Sloan and Mra, W. K. Vanderbilt. The Girls’ Friendly Society was inaugurated as un organization within the Episcopal Church at tho instiga- ion of Mrs. M. Townsend. nder the Bishop of Winchester, the first English branch was instituted in 1874. Two years later at Lowell, Mass, the first American chapter was organized at a knitting bee at the home of a Miss Edson, and in 1878 a chapter was formed in Maryland. Since those early days the society hak spread throughoyt America and England and |, into forfgn countries, and its ac- tivities for girls in social and relig- fous fields Inve becomesmany and rous. © M1 this is to be shown in the De- cember pagcant. Chorus singing, solo her ardently from July 4, 1918, to Meb- ruary of this yea: Raspber A red rambler rose bush, covered with flewers, is blooming tn the yard of Dr. William H. James of Pennsville, N. J. The doctor has also been enjoying ripe raspberries from his garden for the last week. Dr. John Arthur Corcoran of No. 203 JCaat 109th Street, a dentist, who was nudd for broach *of promise by Miss Marion Sidell, a or domestic in Corcoran'’s House, to-day furntsnéd $25,000 bail for his release pending Nasty Colds | ~ Ease at Once! | First dose of ‘‘Pape’s Cold Compound”’ relieves dis- tress—Three doses break up colds—No quinine! Don't stay atuffed-upt Quit blow- ing and snuffling! A dose of “Pupe's Cold Compound" taken every two hours until three doses are taken usually breaks up a cold and ends all grippe misery. The first dose opens clogged-up nos- ap of nose running; gelieves headache, dull- ness, feverishntess, sneesing, soreness, stiffness. 4 “Pape's Cold Compound” is the quickest, surest relief known and costs only a few cents at drug stores. It acts without assistance, Tastes ‘ontains no quinine. Insist ‘on Advt, SAGE TEA DARKENS HAIR TO ANY. SHADE are. and mass dancing in costume, sym- Don’ a , a4 bolle pantomime and a, triumphant Vt Stay Gray! 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You simply dampen a deserted because they had rm y had no Bay for two. months. |The Commis: sponge or soft brash with it and draw igration “office. ao that the men this through your hair, taking one could state their grievances to the strand at a time. By morning the gray hair disappears, and after an- other pplication or ‘two it becomes beautifully dark Aavt, Chinese consul in New ENDS EFFORTS FOR HAMBY.| wyer Drop Pini © Ald Brook- lym Bank Slayer. special commiss'on appointed to examine into the sanity of Gordon Faw- eett Hgnby having found “that he has been continuously sane, thefe will be no further effort to save him from exeou- according to a statentent issued by Frank C. McCaffry, his at- is in, the death house at Sin, execution will take when you take Father John’s Medicine for your cold because it is free from morphine, chloroform, codeine, heroin, or other danger- ousdrugs. 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