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...state town of New York who, deserted by his fiancee, eventually wins her after first suing her for breach of promise. Miss Dorothy Sands, Radcliffe '12, will take the leading feminine role of "Judy", while J. W. D. Seymour will play the principal male part of "Jim Storey", the young lawyer...
...will be the two head ushers. The other fifteen ushers are as follows: R. S. Bowers, S. N. Brown, T. M. Carnegie, W. E. Crosby, Harrison Gardner, Parker Hamilton, B. McK. Henry, F. S. Hill, Corliss Lamont, J. E. Lee, Raoul Pantsleoni, Brooks Potter, David Sears 2nd. R. C. Storey and G. G. Walker...
...Radnor, Pa., Mrs. A. B. Potter of Boston, Pa., Mrs. A. B. Potter of Boston, Mrs. C. A. Potter of Boston, Mrs. P. M. Reynolds of Readville, Mrs. R. S. Russell of Boston, Mrs. H. D. Scott of Wellesley, Mrs. P. S. Sears of Boston, Mrs. R. C. Storey of Boston, Mrs. N. S. Walker of Dongan Hills, N. Y., Mrs. B. S. Weld of Boston, Mrs. Henry Wheeler of Boston...
...Storey is one of the most prominent lawyers in the country and has been at various times president of the American, Massachusetts, and Boston Bar Associations. Among his writings is a life of Charles Sumner, to whom he was private secretary from 1867-1869. Last year Mr. Storey delivered the Godkin series of lectures on the general subject, "Duties of the Citizen...
...Storey, with his sprouting blood aroused, takes the dare and forthwith sues Judy for breach of promise. After a day has been set for the trial of the case. Jim secretly visits several old and trusty friends and persuades them to act as judges at the trial. He succeeds in his purpose and the courtroom is packed with a mock jury, which rules that the unsuspecting Judy shall pay to Jim $100,000 as the price of her broken word...