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CHARACTERS APPEARING IN HOME PRODUCTIONS SPONSORED BY SCHOOL, CLUB AND UNIVERSITY
WAR NURSE BARONESS WEDS AMERICAN
The Baroness Hedy von Ettner, of Vienna, who has been a Red Cross
nurse in Galicia, came to America ostensibly to "rest," but instead
got married in Elkton, Md.f Inst Saturday, to a New Haven manufacturer.
MisB Gladys Supplco, of the School of
Design, as a member of the court.
THEY WILL TAKE PART IN "MASQUE OF PRIMITIVE PEOPLES" TONIGHT
Missea Edith Liesee and Dora Recce, of the
School of Design, as handmaidens to the
Princess.
Miss Helen Kimmig, of tho School of
Design, as a dancer.
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A STRIPED SEXTET
Demure stenographers in tho persons of (left to right) Messrs. Preston, j3ay, Mc
Donald, Epps, Keeler and Carrier.
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UNIVERSITY OP PENNSYLVANIA MEN WHO ABE APPEARING THIS WEEK AS FAIR MAIDS AND COMEDIANS IN "PARADISE PRISON"
A CMns qaartt Mfstrs, Jonc4 Moitenj Gay and HcDcmald.
Thomas Hart aa Pnelope Peel