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SARASOTA HERALDcircus star telUTHRILLS OP ACTINGWHITFIELD CLUi •ARN DANCi SATURDAY Mis. W. M. DoaeMion reports great activity on the part of thei NiUho||lh lh|yv ^ u Mrtajcommittee In charge ofthe' performer with ths Rlngling Broth-srs* Sims tor a number of soarSy Clayton MeMlehaeldanco scheduled forMENTIONths Whitfield Country chifc That•a* —«. „trrtn. «k I eone, said Jennie Rooney, whanths notlvity la tmtmg us tbr | interviewed last night nftsr thsspirits of thsbar* la Ovideueed _ . ,Kw .. .drees rebeartaTof Pearls and 8aw,*“t’ •* ”rh* **fnr wortrtopTha aaaoal hara daasa Is a cos-ha Joseph BaltonThiels ay first appaaraosa before the footlights. _____ - ■ Mi Rooosy, who la aoeus-stricted la their expenditures to ^ ^tiQg ^ u A -daintythoroughly famll of traraft la thaIbig'gaas haatla talk win gtra Iinsight Into ths Mr. Biscos Is Mhual and will iSt Patsrahurg tin Sarasota be 'of Mr. and Mrs.at thair horns Mtoms affair hat members srs ra-ANOTHER LA■blMdt* K vbtttac “• U1 family tranks with thair stocks offarm attirs ranging from ths ants Iballom days through ths Mid Vic*E. H. o Mara and torian and say ninatlas. It has*“• b..o thU rmrth». mt-ara s mothar, Mrs. eraJ of ths mam bars may go ex-r, at bar horns in trtmt|y modern and show whatdays of anothar generation^— relli has raturned I whan sppstitss were permissible n tha Joseph Hal- ^d dieting not in the schedulesseriallst” and to whom tbo per-formanca of daring faats af skill high up ondar the Big Top has be-coma i dally routine, la taking thalauding rota In Heater, Rlngling Sanford’s workshop play to be pH ■anted to tha membership of ‘Thenight WhanAT BAPTIBy M. T.Last night tha tha masting so tiOo of thd Sun gallon, graotad tlwhich haI JLWWV flifV#lr home In Spring- fum 0f that distant day.tdlaa la hara! Sof ths day’s routine.FHdsy morning ths clubhousewill communes a transformationloan, Pious, and {from a formal ballroom to a com*Attractive modtous ham. Local farmers araU Mods, 2511 warned to watch thair mules,calves and ooopa of chickens aa much local farm color will beA-Adv.ftul. Xian; bay. for th. chab bouM.Several largo Informal partiesishington, Va* to, . , , J t ^ .. .. __1 This la *re scheduled before tha dinnerwhich will be served at 8:15 o’clock. Members ara asked to gat■ In Sarasota. Mr.f commissioner in•Tor almost tha first time in mylife, 1 was really frlghtanad before # performance.There la something vary different, continued Mias Rooney, ’’between aa act performed many feet above the heads of a circus crowd, and a part played on n stags where It seems to ms that one oottld almost tench tha audience by stretching out one’s band. 1 have never experienced stage fright In y circus work, but at tonight’s dress rehearsal, ! cams vary near to Itat the fleet Bapi past 19 days., Th and. ths Sunday full and soma 01tha aislda.Tha day eervii this morning at day services hav ful to all who haTha sarmoa ev be: Man And 1 Moral Courage. be one of ths beWHAT A BLA.. . In „pl_ „ th., Jennie Roonty explained thatI reading lines reveals so much ofdub win be-taxed to ths limit of itsarrived yesterdaycapacity.Two orchestraswin furnishone’s personality to the audience. Her experience on ths trapsss hasN. Y„ to spend I * w| tmlnsd her to bandit her body — I music throughout tbs evening and Qtmott assurance and grhes.Villa Goodrich.early morning hours with a repaid. O. Jasperson, of Hoeney, ■pending a few | »Goofus,They are guestsloteL. . -.--I.. Annta i but she has never before beenJl? “ ».«» called upon to grant her audience■After I•’Crasyth# Ba.ll99 t#Rhythm u” I * «»k «_*« txu. fj. tan «rmhthe spoken word. 8he pointed out that she has striven for severalShould do. Worlcastor oil on tbo impurities and act irritation which renights, frequent ipaina or backache.Table t| is a pleasGet 4 Me tost boxAfter four days If 1 and set your mon good after this dei your regular sleepPink Elephants.Mr. and Mrs. John Callahan will, .■ rtrpw.. .... su.n«—«««Iyestg to Impress ths daily circusbe ably assisted by ths following '_^ ...druggists. DistrlbiMechanics burg. OhVisit eur store1'* of-ear values.of the U. 8. forest committee: Mrs. John F. Burket,0. La Franks, of Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Johnston, Mr. t service, spent and Mrs. Gordon Bsoklsr, Mrs. T.n*U. Ttarinx. Lyl«, Mr. ud Mrk Bnwwl I ml 11 Pol hr IVtb. Mate. iMtn Obinp.rU, Mr. wd Mr. Lorln* |crowd with lofty and preciselytimM fasts of bodily skill.Bat It really thrills ms to realise. she concluded, that thsPastel kdon and ths prs- Raoul. Charles G. Strohmsysr, Mr,IPerhaps ws may add our ownand Mrs. Francis Corrigan, Mrs. 11,011 ** .*° Bimple * means asJoseph Alexander, Mingus Alex- • •P®*kln* 8#1,h i “J to Jennie Rooney’sLinda Bixltr, of Bradenton, Com. Robert Bennett 1ara pptmdlgg tha end Miss Helen Bennett, of Mans Rtrons hotel, left tde.ith a partylug trip. Among | WOMAN’g CLUB HAgRADIOfa Mr. and Mn. I BRIDGE LUNCHEONMr. and Mrs.irs. SaUy Ryker,M4'1 confined to hisIthoughtful remarks. A play’s suo csss, unlike that of a solo performer, depends upon ths united effort of ths many, Mrs. Sanford, as playwright, has crested a vehicle in which some 20 characters do their bit to build up an at-mosphere so charged with dramatic interdet that Jennie Soonay'ssimply spsksn Rasa fans ths Isparks which release an affect asCENTUHMeets 8By Virginia Banks DemersalA delightful luncheon, marking and Miss Emily |oae 0f tha pleasant events of theseason, was served at ths Woman’sdub bouse yesterday .afternosn.■ , Th% hostesses wars Mrs. O. T. I thrilling sad as Impressive as herEstates wim *^Joslin, chairman, Mrs. D. A. Frank, own sensational serihl performanceMrs. I* H. Sprague, Mrs. Elmer | under the circus tent.Whittle, Mrs. W. K. Whipple, MrsP. IX Lscsy sad Mrs. D. A. StewartThe delicious htscheonWednesIS CandidfxaitiiLuadh and £ad Emily Smithsrs.expected to• IvZDvrivw uviuto spend ths sea-Goodrich.served to over 100HOSTESSES NAMEDVUS I FOR studio playpersons, the_ Mrs. Ralph C. Caples, chairmanJunior members of the dub cap- L* ^ gntertalnment committee of/\jssrSiI jr ^ •*£* rrgyf, n. ... I't0 :* Z . 1 0,e Mrs. Hester Rlngling Sanford’sably sad graciously attending to ^ PUysm. has appointed Mrs. ths serving.Harry Kellim as hostess Wsdnss-J staying to play bridge.o’ SX C. J!t ,°alt;i?ytr roon-1I ■*•*7 viewed ths wen arranged I rwr** win a 1. F* K. Ronlason, Uoior sketches of Krasmsr Kit-play, Pearl* and Sawdust at thsCoffee will be served on thessssnlns after ths play. Mrs.. . .. Kellim will be assisted by Mrs.lag sad wen worth sttsntton. not ^ Corrigan and Mn. Henrytrudge. These were most Interest-ot only for their skillful handling hut WiUiford.lerwent a major | masy for their local Interest Mr. •Tampa municipal 1 Klttredg* has caaght ths vibrant | qkuman CLUB HAt r morning and is Lmjjgut of tha southland. He has Si™ ZaZX!cely.HOBO DA NOEA successful hobo dance was given lest evening at the German-a real sense of the decorative and- . , shows a dean crisp technique Incf Jacksonville, ] iggjuag j^g colorsParticularly Interesting was ths | rooms on RingUagstudy of a magnolia flower, a study of Bok tower and charming little view of the Crosley patio.manager of theI railway, and W. ups, superintend-lets today on Mr.mr.Nadurft this morningi- ainns* hospital InGUILD PLANB PARTY One of tho, events of tbs season will ho ths dinner bridge to he given by St Mmrths’s guild at ths Whitfield Country dub Tuesdayboulevard-Dancing was enjoyed from • o’clock until a . late hour to tho mualo of ths club orchestra. Refreshments wart served^First prist for the best costumes among ths women Went to Mrs. Frank Wsetra and second to Mrs. Charles Mans. First men's prisewas awarded to E. X* WetdCrkehrInc. VCommDreucaffordevening. Jan. 21. . _Mr.. Alma BlsDee win be chair-1 MCOnd to V**1 man and her assistants will. beMn. W. k. Paw a. Mn. WaltarWhen shopping don’t fall to look
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Sarasota, Florida, US
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