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Cowles Carpenter Co. Later I obtained a position as a telegraph operator at Fond du Lac. From there I went to Milwaukee, as traveling salesman for the Patterson firm, selling medicated toothpicks. When I was thirty I married an heiress and thus ended my hard struggles.” A smile appeared on the faces of the guests. The hostess then says, ‘ ‘ Miss Parduhn, we will now hear your story. ’ ’ A small thin lady, brown-eyed and with hair untouched by age, begins. “For several years after leaving high school, I taught country school but found that too tiresome. I turned my thoughts to story writing and published about a dozen books. I have always been greatly interested in woman suffrage and made a great number of speeches. While speaking in Boston one day, the women became so excited that a riot was started, and a number were arrested. I was also put in jail. Thru the efforts of my friends, I was released and that ended woman suffrage for me. Twenty years ago. a small fortune was left me by an uncle, and now in my mansion on Lake Geneva I am leading a happy but secluded life.” The hostess again speaks. “Mr. Large is the only one absent. Can anyone tell us of him ? ’ ’ “The papers state that he is in Bellevue Hospital, New York, recovering from a fall obtained in attempting to flv his new aero-car,” answers Mr. Filbey. “Since he is unable to appear, we would like to hear your story, Mrs. Somers.” The hostess begins, “After graduating from High School, I attended Lawrence College, where I enjoyed everything, especially serenades and promenades. I took up domestic science and learned to bake bread and all kinds of things. Later when I married Dr. Somers, I started to do my own cooking but the doctor soon became dyspeptic and so I concluded to let my servant do the baking. I am the only one who has remained in the home town.” “Good for you. Hazel!” shouts the company. Springing up from their chairs, they shake her hands and become again the class of 1912.
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