Agnes Irwin School - Last Strand Yearbook (Rosemont, PA)

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DORR: I must obey. LEAF: Hold oh' a little while, a short half hour, until tea is over. Think what she will miss. Dona: Oh heavens themselves! And pay day comes to- morrow ! REHN: Do let her go. I know she won't do it again. DORR: Hold sir, I'1l write Rachellio a promissory note! fDorr dashes for door. j Romans: You'll not get oh' as easy as all that. I'll stay by you until the note's written. fExit Rodgers, Marshall, and Dorr.j REHN: I'd hate to see poor Emma in jail. ENGLISH! I'm just in time to tell you that Huberta's com- ing. I'm wild to learn that new dance. You know it's perfectly lovely to see you all. My life as a physician doesn't allow me much time to meet my friends. It's a wonder I could come today, but I wanted to know which were the best of the new dances to recommend to my fat patients, and so here I am. I Enter Huberta Potter and Edith Ellison. j POTTER: I'm very, very sorry to be so late, but the Prince of Wales was having a lesson, and I just couldn't leave him. Come Edith. Is the piano ready? Give us a minuet. fEllis0n. flicks dust from instrument with an old toothbrush amd playsj POTTER: fchantingj Come along and take a step, In the good old minuet. ' BAILY! fimipaztientlyj Wlhy doesn't that dancing master Bow and ourtsy, bob and duck, come? I made the engagement over an hour ago. And now goodbye and good luck! I Enter Elizabeth Englishj I C urtain 1

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f Mary hobbles off, her tight slippers creaking nn- cereinonionsly, and retnrns with bell boy, Corneila Leidy, by the ear. Cornelia ineekly sets to work at M olly's feetj ' BAILY: Cornelia, you're to wait on the door tonight. That's all I need say, as you know your business pretty well. 1'Baily looks ont windowj There go Marjorie Taylor and Eleanore Bispham. I suppose they're trying to sell those automobiles they invented. Paw says they're no good, and so I wouldn't be paid to buy one. Thank goodness they're going by. It's some job to get rid of those traveling agents once they get in, although I do feel sorry for them. Thank you Cornelia. They are quite conspicuous now. f Enter Christine Rehn, Rebecca Lycett, Lanra H eisler, Harriet Leaf and Eugenia Ketterlinnsj BAILY: Welcome all! KETTERLINUS: Is tea ready? BAILY: In a minute. H1-:1sLER: I prefer coffee. Have you any? BAILY: We have coffee cake, coffee candy, and coffee ice cream, but never plain coffee after ten o'clock in the morning. f Enter Emma Dorr in the very latest style go'wn.j . REHN: Why Emma! How do you do? DORR: Feeling fine, thank you. Isn't it a perfect day? How comes it you are here? REHN: I'm traveling for my health, with Rebecca as a companion. DORR: Who are those people talking to Moll-y? LYCETT: Eugenia Ketterlinus, Harriet Leaf, and Laura Heisler, the politicians. DORR: Why so they are! LYCETT: They're discussing the election. Eugenia. Ket- terlinus is a candidate for governor. K Enter Rodgers amd Marshall. j RODGERS: Hist! There is the desperate character. Be care- ful how you approach the mighty Sampson. You had better hurry up or she'll get away. MARSHALL: ftirnidlyj Emma Ashton Dorr! fEmma jnrnpsj I arrest thee, in the suit of Ratchellio Fitler for which you have not paid, but which is very becoming never- theless. DORR: K looking for fire escape j You do mistake. RODGERS: No sir, I know you well. You have not paid your bill. Therefore come.

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