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THE ORCH: ► CLASS PROPHECY Mr. P.—Here’s a big double-page ad for the Howard Althaus Clothing Store. Mrs. P.- Frances Brunner is their buyer for Women’s Dresses. They have the most exclusive department in town. Mr. P I think Janice Winkelhausen draws the figures for their ads. Mrs. P.—Melvin Mitchell’s new hand lotion is being sponsored by the New York actress, Betty Corkwell, whose beautiful, tapering hands are shown in the ad. Mr. P.—Click’s Furniture Store is having a big sale tomorrow to celebrate the new additions they’ve built. I think I'll go down and take advantage of it. Wonder if Bob’s still robbing the cradle. Mrs. P. Here’s an announcement of the new branch of the Hoyer Internationa! Company in Germany. Bill must know how to sell insurance to have developed a business like that. Mr. P- Julia Culp is going to be German interpreter for the firm. Mrs. P. (reaching the - last sheet of the paper)- I want to read this new comic strip Jim Bugh has started. You turn on the radio. (Mr. P. fingers the dial, and from the box bursts forth the voice of Lorenzo Lambertson praising “142 Street,” the latest Broadway success.) Mr. P.—Why that sounds like Lorenzo Lamberson on the “Critics Hour” pro- gram. Mrs. P,- Jeannette Benedict Malloy and Jane Bangert Fogle are supervising the Sunday School Department at the Bexley M. E. Church. Mr. P.— I hear that Rev. Edward Nessley is to be the guest speaker at the service there Friday night. (Mrs. P. turns to news column of the Player’s Club, recently organized by Anne Rutherford. She sees that Ruth Carpenter will play in their production of “The Toy Shop”, and Rita Click has the title role in the comedy, The Return of Little Lord Fauntleroy.) (The voice of William Graessle now announces the Columbus Y. W. C. A. program during which the Bexleyonites learn that Virginia Edwards, the head of the association has selected her new staff, with Virginia Macklin as secretary and Iva Bryant as athletic instructor.) Mr. P- I forgot to tell you that 1 stopped at the Haught Architects’ offices today and talked to the secretaries, Verne Galle and Agatha Williams. Paul had just left for Bexley High School to discuss plans for the new stadium. It seems Helen Cook’s bid was accepted ’for the interior decorating. Mrs. P.—Isn’t it about time for Orrin Bennignus and his news flash? (Mr. P.—turns to station WOOF.) “Flash—Harlow’s new rival in Hollywood, Jeanne Bonnet, has just completed her new picture, “The Answer to a Young Man’s Prayer,” under the direction of Sam Lambert. Robert McDowell arranged the sound effects. “Flash—A record-breaking record of broken records! Baker Bryant, the natural- ist, has just attained astounding depths in deep-sea diving. His fish instincts are showing up. (Continued on Page 44)
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THE ORCH' CLASS PROPHECY Scene: Living Room of the Pee ins. Time : Evening, May 19, 1945. The Bexleyonites return home from a dinner engagement at the Bexley tea room. Mr. P.—Meeting Jack and Mary Hoffhine for dinner certainly brought back memories of the old class of ’33. Mrs. P.—I didn’t know until tonight that Anna Peters and Marjorie Wolfe were operating the tea room. They are making a grand success of it. Mr. P.—Weren’t you surprised to learn that George Petzinger is head surgeon at Grand Hospital and Elloise Barnett and Clara Brenning, assisting nurses? Mrs. P—Dorothy Fenner and her husband, Mr. Morris, are taking over the Tavernel this summer. We must go over for dinner. They’ve been fortunte enough to get Bill Boehm, the Ole Maestro, and his orchestra. Mr. P.—I hear Ernest Tungate and Bill Hirtler have been in his band for over a year. Mrs. P.—Bill married Dorothy Hand, who has recently been making phono- graph records of her whistling. “Ernie” is going quite a bit with Bertha Madory, the prominent society woman. Mr. P.—I was out riding at the Barracks today, and whom did I see but Major Lumbert and his wife, Elizabeth Houstle. Mrs. P.—Elizabeth surely has turned out some beautiful paintings since she has been married. Mr. P.—Mary Emmert was riding out there too—with Mr. Coe. Mrs. P.—By the way I stopped in Marie Heurich’s and Kathryn Lauffer’s Book Shop today to get Martha Sheridan’s new novel, Adventures with the Nincompoops of Nebuchadnezzer. They have a few copies of that very successful Travels Be- tween Norfolk and Charleston” by Leavitt Stone. Mr. P.—Speaking of books, Audre Manly and Irene Vince are going to be li- brarians at the the new Bexley Library. Mrs. P.— (picking up newspaper, which, by the way, is edited by the Bohren- Bowland syndicate)—Listen to this— Wilburn Crutcher's Hoss Wins Big Derby. Well, I see he finally went South again. (They turn to society page.) Mr. P.—Why, look! There are Virginia Johnson and Marjorie Miller, who are sailing for China next week to carry on some mission work. They will go on Arthur Helm’s newest liner. Mrs. P.—In all probability they will see Anna Lee, who is teaching in Hong- kong University. Mr. P,- This announcement of Mary Souder’s marriage to Lord Snitchpenny says they will live in London. She seems to have given up her career to live in Merrie Olde Englande. Mrs. P.—I like this page much better since Lillie Cohen has been society editor, and Helen Daeumler’s column has taken the place of Betty Carefax’s. Page Twenty-six
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