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THE CHRONICLE 291 CHARLES REDFIELD 81 VERNON CASTLE Dancing Masters Latest Dances Demonstrated Daily Class-Day Creep and Graduation Glide This Week Only I heard strains of beautiful music issuing from the upper windowsand recognized Mattie Mais1en's piano playing, helped out by Alva L. O. Hanson's performance on a new mouth-organ, which Raymond Brink- man had invented, and which he constantly used as a warning to pedestrians to give him sufficient vertical leeway. The strains of a hand-organ now joined the band and recalled the day when I had heard the High School Orchestra for the first time. I thought the hand- organ seemed pretty good, and upon investigation found that not only the organ but also the organist was pretty, as it was played by Eunice Wright, while Mary Garvey held a large tin pail in which to catch the contributions. I paused to put in a Canadian ten cent piece and found that the pail was already shining with what appeared to be gold coins, but which proved to be a few bright ideas dropped in by Benjamin B. Kaplan. Loud boo-hoos made me look toward the street, where I found that the cause was Madeline Hickie, who was lost, and wanted to have Mary Carrier over to the isle of safety. Her noise soon ceased, because Maxwell Tulin appeared and applied his patent Silencer. The sound of rapidly approaching wheels made the crowd flee for safety just as a beautiful gilt cage was drawn down the street by six white horses, decorated with green and purple ribbons. From this sign I well knew that Anna Goldberg must be the driver. This indeed proved to be the case, but my attention was soon called to the banner floating in the breeze, which read: INFANT PHENOMENON Owned and Exhibited by the Class of 1915 Please do not feed it I was not surprised to see that the cage was occupied by Lawrence Hansel, who peacefully ate peanuts and talked Greek to Frankel, the driver of the next wagon. This proved to be a large float which bore the sign:
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