Ph oto by Bachrach Mr;,. Charles W. Weis, ]r. p:Jses in a Form:zn Euening Wrap. B. FORMAN CO . THOMAS E. LUNT 430 Powers Bldg. Rochester, N. Y. Realtor ROBERT REILLY REALTOR

Main 6678 430 Powers Building

Main 6078 Specializing in the Sale of HOMES INVESTMENTS Houses and Investment Properties

LOUIS SHULMAN & CO. Builders of Clothes Since 1896 NINETY EAST AVE N.U E, AT G I B B S

' Robert Jones making his selection at Shulman's Exhibit of New Spring Woolens.

2 Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers ~ 1926 ~ PROGRAMME

The Chatterbox Club Thanks You!

This souvemr program is presented to you with the compliments of the Chatterbox Club. Thank you for your co-operation. It is only through your general help and interest that this show has been made possible. To our hard working cast, our generous advertisers and our genial audi­ ence, we tender our appreciation. We especially wish to mention and thank the following:

The Rochester Bachrach Studio for their splendid Photo- The Rochest~r Herald graphs The Rochester Journal and Post Express Charles G. Belden, Garden Seats The Rochester Times-Union Laube Electric Co., Electric Fireplace Rochester Carting and Storage Warehouse J _ B. Keller & Sons, Boxwood Trees Co. Music Lovers' Shoppe, Piano The Sagamore Hotel John Randolph Fox, our efficient Stage Max Olney, who drilled us Manager The Hayden Co. for Furniture Miss Marian Bradley for Chatterbox hair­ Wm. Eastwood & Son for Firemen's boots dressing and Slickers Leon C. Forgie for his Art Work Mr. B. Forman for many _courtesies

Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers 3 JOHN C. MOORE CORP.

Manufacturers of LOOSE LEAF AND BOUND RECORD KEEPING DEVICES

Established 1839 59-71 Stone Street

The Home of countless Splendid pieces and new and .unusu·al novel­ gift-sets for Bridge ties and gift articles. Prizes, Wedding Gifts, etc.

HOWE & ROGERS CO. CLINTON A VENUE SouTH

4 Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers Photo by Bachrach Mrs. Everett D. Davis admiring a shawl just cleaned by STAUB & SON, Inc. THE EDWARDS STORE

OUR FEBRUARY SALE

of Fine F"Qrniture and Rugs Brings Savings of lOo/o to 20o/o

For months we have been making preparations for this important event.

Standard makes of Furniture and Floor Cover­ ings from America's foremost manufacturers, pur­ chased in great quantities, for our three stores, are featured at outstandingly LOW PRICES.

Our entire regular stock of Furniture is included ' at sharply lowered prices.

Styles and Prices to Meet Every Home Requirement

E. W. EDWARDS & SON

6 Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers Photo by Bachrach Mrs. Kenneth Townson and Mrs. George H. Hawks in one of the show rooms of THE HAYDEN COMPANY Established 1846 For the good-looking Durable

INDIA TIRES

RAITHEL AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY

.India Tires famous for their beauty, 334 EAST AVENUE durability, reliability, mileage, com­ fort and freedom from trouble.

H. R. DeMallie Maggs, Caterer

Fruits, Vegetables and Groceries Stone 2580

Phone Park 345 Maggs Ice Cream 703 Park Ave. Stone 3886

8 Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRA M when dealing with advertisers P ortrait by M o.~e r Miss Virginia Robinson and other Chatterbox M embers put their seal of approval on the Spring fashions from THE MALLY CO. ., ~ ~ ::... :;· "';3 '<"" Ol: "'~ ~ ~ ;3 ;3 G"'l..... ">l~ t'"' t'"' -en.,_N "';:! §'"' Q .... ~ ....~ ~~ ~-;:::;"' ::.t:: ~ '1l Q .,_"' """""

Announcing Our new home just off East Avenue on Win­ throp Street corner of Vine where we're show­ ing the latest designs in marble and tile work and fireplace fittings. JAS. C. BARRY COMPANY

OLTJ igATI!J!f

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10 Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers Ph ot o by Bachrach Mrs.]. F. Weller in the Better Buick, 54 Sport Roadster C. L. WHITING, Inc. ··20 Anniversary" Photo b_v Bachrach Mrs. Gordon C. Baird leaving jar town in the new Cunningham lnsidise Drive Limousine GEO. W. STAFFORD MOTOR CO., INC.

LeROY AND HIRSCH Stationers - Engravers

DESIGNERS AND ENGRAVERS OF

MENUS, WEDDING INVITATIONS, ANNOUNCEMENTS, AT HOME CARDS Cl!T·OUT AND .ILLUMINATED MONOGRAM DIES, CHECKS HERALDIC DEVICES, ENGRAVED AND EMBLAZENEJD

All Work Executed in Our Own Shop

ENGROSSING OF RESOLUTIONS AND MEMORIALS

242 East A venue, RocHESTER

12 Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers Photo by Bachrach Mrs. Harold M. Jenkins is protected from the wintry blasts in a new Jordon Straight Eight Sedan GEO. W. STAFFORD MOTOR CAR CO., Inc. -breaking all . records •

Thirty - forty - fifty! Out of sight in a jiffy! - SUN­ RAE Gas in the tank; SUN­ RAE Oil in the crankcase. Your motor has Pep, P,ower, Punch to break all its old records.

Fill Up at One ofthe Ten Sun-Rae Service Stations

F. e .. RAE OIL co. ~NC . ROCHESTER , N. Y .

14 Please mention CHATTERB OX P ROGRAM when dealing with advertisers ·Phot o by Bach rach Mrs. John ]. Mcinerney about to ride in a Model 33 Pierce Arrow Limousine/rem R. W. MARRAN COMPANY 187 East Avenue During 1925 Hudson-Essex new car sales in Rochester and Monroe County were greater than those of any other make of car - regard~ess of price or number of cylinders - except Ford. This includes all 1925 and 1926 models registered during the year. Hudson-Essex sales exceeded those of any other six-cylinder car by over 500. More than one out of every ten cars sold in Rochester and Monroe County during 1925, including Ford, was a Hudson or an Essex. Hudson-Essex are the World's Greatest Values - sales prove it. Portrait by Moser Commercial Department Miss Vernam FitzSimons inspects the beautiful display of Lamps, Electric Fire Grates, Fire-place Fittings, Iron Furniture, Radios and other Electrical Merchandise in Rochester's most unique store. BARBER-DONOVAN, INc., 55 East Ave. -"'... ~"' ...:::: ~ "~ ~ "C"' .?:; "''-'.... ~ «<: QJ.... ""' 0 '"S" E "'bll C'J3 "~ 14 "' 0 ..."' '::! "'"'E-< "~ -0 "' u"'"' "'~ ><;! t- ~ Q:)

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WATTS DRY CLEANING HELEN HEINTZ McMANUS CO INC. * Specializing in Ladies' and Gentlemen's Fine Garments Acc;>mpanist for Chatterbox Revue -$-

-$- 322 COTTAGE STREET

RocHESTER, N. Y. ORCHESTRA TRIO Phone, Genesee 614 Auto Delivery Main 2023 J

18 Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with · advertisers Photo by Bachrach Miss Elizabeth Poole is a~t enthusiastic owner of a Chrysler 70 Roadster ALLIANCE MOTOR CORPORATION 160 East Avenue Always a Wise Investment Now Better than ever before

DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR CARS

E. J. HORTON, Inc. 1044 University Ave. CHASE 612

STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION PROBLEMS

are easily disposed of by

The only Modern Merchandise Warehouse fully equipped a~d centrally located with a contents insurance rate of 12 cents per $100.00

B. R. & P. WAREHOUSE, INC. KING and MAPLE STREETS

20 Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers Ph oto by Bachrach Mrs. John W. Barrows wearing an Edward L. Mayer Gown displayed by MARTYN East A ven\le EAST AVENUE CHILDREN SHOP, INC. Compliments of 156 East Avenue

Garages in Rear Exclusive Apparel for Children and of the Lyceum Juniors Theatre

Rendering a particular Service to the particu1ar mother CORTLAND STREET·

Parking Space always available

QUALITY.MEATS

Chapin Owen & Co., Inc. Quality, Prompt Service and Cleanliness is our motto. Call 370-386 EAST MAIN ST. and try to be convinced of the truth of our statement. We thank you for your pat­ ronage in the past and hope "Everything for Autoist that you wilL allow us to be of weater service in the future. and Sportsman"

New York Chicago Mkt., Inc. RADIO 381 Main Street East

Royden Phillips, Mgr.

22 Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers Ph oto by BachraCh Mrs Ernest F. Jenkins, Mrs. Douglas S. Reveley, Mrs. Theodore E. Pennock, Mrs. Leon C. Forgie in the dining room of the Chatterbox Club enjoying Veteran Brand Products from BREWSTER GORDON COMPANY ! j =:! c E ~ >< $ 0 ~ IX: ~ ~ .. ~ ~ ...... : ~ s ">:l -< ..:: ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ..,\l ."':2 .;; ~ ~ s ~ Q

BUELL P. MILLS Insurance

Absolute Protection of Jewels By Loss or Damage

++

ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE

++

226-228-234-236 Granite Bldg. Teleph one Main 85

24 Pleas e mention CHATTERBOX PROGRA M when dealing with advertisers Photo by Bachrach Photo by Bachrach Mrs. G. Harold Wolcott making a choice from the exclusive selections of imported china and glassware at Mrs. Joseph F. Taylor shows an ardent appreciation of the comprehensi,;e collection of books in the TICE & GATES Sagamore Arcade CLARENCE W. SMITH BOOK STORE Sagamore Arcade E. J. SCHEER TILE

and Jeweler MARBLE WORKS

259 MAIN STREET K Cor. Cortland Fireplace Fixtures

Remodeling Diamond Jewelry a Specialty Jas. C. Barry Company 95 North St.

Rochester, ·N. Y. Established 38 Years

ARTHUR PARSONS "Say it with Flowers"

Through SALTER BROTHERS

GROCERIES, MEATS AND VEGETABLES Florists

38 WEST MAIN STREET And 322 EAST MAIN STREET For Prompt Service Please Phone Y onr Order Before 10 A. M. Delivered by Telegram Anywhere CHASE 632-633 Promptly

26 Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers Photo by Bachrach Miss Gwendolyn Brewster uses exclusively Kelly Cords from AUTO TIRE & SUPPLY CO. 499 Court St., Cor. Savannah ABSOLUTELY FlaEPROOF HOTEL FORD Deleware Avenue at Chippewa Street BUFFALO, NEW YORK

750 convenient, comfortable rooms for men and women at the following moderate prices

132 rooms, single $1.50, double $2.50 352 rooms with bath, single $2.00 266 rooms with bath, single $2.50, double, $3.00 and $3.50

Elmwood Avenue Car to Door

28 Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers Heath's Park Avenue Spencer W. Greene & Son DIAMONDS Pharmacy and Precious Stones

652 PARK A VENUE

Fine Platinum Work a Specialty

Everything a Good Drug Store 725 Powers Building Carries Rochester, N. Y.

FRANK J. SKULTETY and HIS. ORCHESTRA

Chase 2434

Assistant Conductor for the Chatterbox Revue

Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers 29 Photo by Bachrach Isabell Bonbright Kitchen and her dog enjoying a rrtea-party" of Ph oto by Bachrach

Miss Margret Todd wearing a charming Frances dress and wrap for spring FRANCES East Ave. at Chestnut St. THE LYCEUM THEATRE Monday, -Tuesday and Wedne~dav

WEDNESDAY MATINEE

The CHATTERBOX REVIEW ® of 1926 ~ Directed and Staged by NED W A YBURN Musical Director Karl Weixelbaum ~ ® IN TWO ACTS ~ - @ Act One

~ Scene [-"OPENING CHORUS"

~ STAGE. M ANAGER MR. JOHN R. FOX ~ MANAGER MR. JAMES O'REILLY JuVENILE MR. WILFRED M. KEARNS ® SouBRETTE MRS. JAMES H . SLOCUM. I& UTILE GIRLS BIG GIRLS Mrs. Harold Day Mrs. Fillmore K. Robeson • Mrs. Emmeline Gordon Mrs. Samuel E. Durand Miss Mary McElroy Miss Jane P. Kelly Miss Lindsay Beach Miss Gwendolyn J. Brewster Miss Murray Wood ward Miss Elizabeth Poole Mrs. John H . Rae Miss Katherine Gillis Mrs. J. Glen Mayo Miss Bettes Colfax Mrs. Fred E. McKelvey Miss Catherine Robinson Miss Esther Kingston Miss Marietta Dryer Miss Sarah M . Todd Mrs. Leon C. Forgie Miss Melba Gray Miss Loui se De Duy Miss Margaret M. Todd Mrs. Harold L. Field Mrs. ]. Glen Mayo reading the ROCHESTER TIMES.lJNION "A great newspaper" SMITH CERAMIC STUDIOS, INC. Decorators of China Engravers and decorators of crystal Parchment shades with rare old engravings and GODEY prints Splendid reproduct~ons of old whale oil lamps fitted electrically The patrons of our new retail store at 903 Monroe Ave. report that they are pleased to do their selecting of wares in the quiet atmosphere and with· no trouble looking for parking space.

903 Monroe Ave. 212 Court St.

Scene II-SPANISH NUMBER

Soioist MRS GORDON BAIRD ! Mrs. Harold Doane Miss Marietta Dryer Mrs. Eliot Fitch Mrs. Harold L. Field Miss Katharine Thomas Mrs. Harold Day Mrs. Eric Hoard Miss Virginia Robinson Mrs. Charles W. Weis, Jr. Mrs. Stuart Mitchell Mrs. David Bellamy Mrs. James H. Slocum

HUGO TEUTE

Cut Flowers & Potted Plants

West Fall Road Rochester, N. Y.

Main 4597

Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers 35 Sonny and Tim- the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Pennock, No. 15 Arnold Park. They are wearing English suits from

McFARLIN'S BoYs' STORE

36 Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers BLODGET & CO.

BOSTON HARTFORD CHICAGO NEW YORK

INVESTMENT BONDS

JOSEPH F. DRYER

39 STATE STREET, RocHESTER, N. Y. Telephone Main 6175.5141

Scene III-"GRANDMA DAYS"

Soloists MRS. JOHN H. BARROWS MR. FAIRFAX H. GOUVENEUR

Mrs. John H. Rae Miss Katherine Gillis Miss Gwendolyn J. Brewster Mrs. Fillmore K. Robeson Mrs. John Wells Mrs. Leon C. Forgie Mrs. Samuel E. Durand Mrs. J. Glen Mayo

Miss Elizabeth Poole Miss Helen Whi rney Miss Jane P. Kelly Miss Betty Colfax

"Not a Thing to Wear to the Dance" Oh, say, listen a moment. That exquisite evening gown that you haven't worn for a year is in style now-it but needs a visit here. We like to prevent clothes·waste. It's a stag· gering item of careless expenditure. Our clean· ing and dyeing service will help you save and you'll look your very best for less.

WARD CLEANER & DYER 38 RICHMOND STREET Stone 1440 Delivery

Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers 37 "Sonny" Pennock Wearing a 8owe Made by WM. ROWE & CO., LTD. British Naval Uniform of Gosport, England

Boys' washable suits of the finest style and quality. Exact copies, on a smaller scale, of the uniforms worn in the British navy. The fabrics are heavy white duck, natural linen and blue-and-white pin-striped galatea. Suits in the same style are made from blue cheviots and serges. The Rowe suits are sold in units-any garment may be replaced from our stock. Sizes, 3 to 10 years. McFARLIN CLOTHING COMPANY 195 Main Street East

38 Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers Compliments of

HUBBARD, ELDREDGE & MILLER INCORPORATED

Scene IV-"THE VIOLENT WARD"

SuBJECT WARREN ''BUGS'' WILLIAMS

KEEPER ASA D. McBRIDE.

IST FRIEND MADISON PIERCE

2.ND FRIEND MARTIN B. HOYT,. JR.

REMOVAL SALE

Now in Progress.!

SENSATIONAL Mayo Nurseries, Inc. VALUES RocHESTER, N.Y.

35 East Ave.

Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers 39 Photo by Bachrach Mrs. David Bellamy of the Chatterbox Club Mrs. Bellamy heartily endorses Beach.-Nut Fruit Drops and Beech-Nut Candy Drops. She says they are not only very refreshing, but most convenient to have on hand fur various social activities. Scene V- "YOU WERE MEANT FOR ME" Su11g by MR. WILFRED KEARNS Piano MISS EMMELINE GORDON

Ba1ljos- SY DN EY G. W ALTON , W ALT ER H ALLETT, ERICKSON PERKI NS, JR .

Scene VI- "THOSE CHATTERBOX GIRLS" Mrs. J. Howard Kid d Mrs. Charles W. Wei s Mi ss Melba Gray Mrs. J ames Slocum Miss Margaret M. Todd Mrs. John W. Barrows Miss Murray Wood ward Miss Sarah M . Todd Mi ss Loui se De Puy Mrs. Gordon C. Baird Mi ss Eli zabeth Poole Mrs. Harold Day

Scene VII- "THE BABY'S FIRST CHRISTMAS" An Original Act by Mrs. FRANK E. G ANNETT

MRs. M ARGERINE MRS. FRANK E. GANNETT M R. M ARGERINE MR. FRED E. McKELVEY O LEO M ARGERI NE M RS. BREWSTER LEE

I Big B Flour Volunteer for the Motor Service

Help the sick and disabled. Drive yourself or send your chauffeur. Only one half day a month.

Manufactured by Moseley & Motley Milling Co. Telephone Main 7086 Rochester, New York Seventy-nine St. Paul Street

Pleas e mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers 41 BURKHALTER & DEAN

A Market /or FINE MEATS AND POULTRY

53 Front St. Main 486 Main 750

DRAYTON, PENINGTON & COLKET

Successor to A. B. ENOS 31 Exchange St. Bldg. ROCHESTER, N. Y.

Members NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE New York Office, US Broadway Philadelphia Office, 1427 Walnut Street

JENKINS & MACY CO. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in HARD COAL SOFT

GENERAL OFFICES: 100 CUTLER BLDG., 42 EAST AVE. PHONE: STONE 416 YARDS 381 Main St., W., Penn. R. R. ll9 Child St., Cor. N. Y. C. R. R, 1045 Main St., E. Cor. N. Y. R. R.

42 Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers Scene VIII-"BE BEAUTIFUL"

Sung by MRS. JOHN H. KITCHEN

Scene IX-"I ALWAYS BRING MY BOYS ALONG"

Sung by MISS BETTES COLFAX

Mr. Robert Jones Mr. Asa McBride Mr. Walter Hallett Mr. James O'Reilly Mr. Martin B. Hoyt, Jr. Mr. Madison Pierce Mr. Leon C. Forgie Mr. Warren G. Williams Mr. Fairfax H. Gouveneur Mr. Erickson Perkins, Jr. Mr. Boardman Smith Mr. Raymond L. Knight Scene X-"VENETIAN SERENADE"

Soloist MRS. JOHN W. BARROWS

Mrs. ].' Howard Kidd, Jr. Mrs. Samuel E. Durand Mrs. Harold Day Mrs. John H. Rae Miss Emmeline Gordon Mrs. Fillmore K. Robeson Mrs. Gordon C. Baird Mrs. John C. Wells Miss Mary McElroy Miss Louise De Puy

Mis.s. Margaret M. Todd Mrs. Leon C. Forgie Miss Melba Gray Miss Jane P. Kelly Mrs. John H. Kitchen Mrs. Harold L. Field Miss Lindsay Beach Miss Gwendolyn J. Brewster Miss Sarah M. Todd Miss Catherine Robinson

Miss Helen Whitney Mrs. James Slocum Mrs. Fred E. McKelvey Miss Marietta Dryer Mrs. J. Glen Mayo Miss Elizabeth Poole Miss Murray Woodward Miss Bettes Colfax Miss Esther Kingston Miss Katherine Gillis

Established 1852

EGBERT F. ASHLEY CO. General Insurance 212-214 UNION TRUST BLDG. Tel. Main 444

Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers 43 This entire.Jprogram was Engraved and Printed in jour days in tlw shops oj

T.hv Leo Hart Co. and The FRAN KLIN CoLORTYPE Co. associated

at St. Paul and Andrews Sts.

where Service and Quality can be had at Reasonab le.J Prices

'Phone 16 4 7 Stone.

Menu

Anti-pasto Spaghetti N eo politan Sauce Cutlets Milanese Artichokes a la Romana LOUIS WOLF Salad MarroQ Pudding Coffee Gorganzola Cheese FRESH FRUITS Ravioli by special order and VEGETABLES

Neopolitan Songs Wednesday Nights 356 The Italian Tea Room MAIN ST. EAST

Stone 6369 275 University Ave.

44 Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRA M when dealing with advertisers James C. Clements William H. Clements President Vice President and Treas. James P. Snell Secretary

Telephone Main 219 Established 1867 JAMES C. CLEMENTS, Inc. General Insurance Agency

409-411-413 POWERS BUILDING

Scene VI- "PARADISE ALLEY" "DowN BY THE GAs HousE'' Soloist MRS. JOHN llARROWS Comedy Team MISS LOUISE THOMAS, MR. JAMES O'REILLY . THE GANG Miss Anne Bristol Miss Marian Morgan Miss Escher Fairchild Miss Sally Morgan Mrs. Harold Day Mrs . Eliot Fitch Mrs. Stuart Mitchell Miss Betty Enos Miss Virginia Robinson Mrs. Harold Townson Miss Elizabeth Poole Miss. Blanchard Bartlett Mrs. Gordon Baird

C. W. GREER

Quality Foods

658 PARK A VENUE

Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers 45 C" ~ ~J,~Mc1'o-, ''i~7.

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46 Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing wi!h advertisers ACT II

Scene /-"ORIENTAL FAIR INDIA"

Soloist MRS. LAWRENCE GARDNER

BALLET Mrs. Harold Day Mrs. J. Glen Mayo Miss Lindsay Beach Miss Helen Whitney Miss Sarah M. Todd Miss Margaret M. Todd Mrs. Gordon C. Baird Mrs. J . Howard Kidd Mrs. Fred E. McKelvey Miss Emmeline Gordon Miss Murray Woodward Miss Esther Kingston

SET I Miss Mary McElroy Mrs. Harold L. Field Miss Louise De Puy

SET 2. Mrs Fillmore K. Robeson Mrs. John W. Barrows Mrs. John H. Rae

SET 3 Mrs. Samuel E. Durand Mrs. John C. Wells Miss Jane P. Kelly

SET 4 Mrs. Leon C. Forgie Mrs. Charles W. Weis Miss Gwendolyn J. Brewster

·SET 5 Miss Catherine Robinson Miss Marietta Dryer Miss Elizabeth Poole

SET 6 Miss Katherine Gilles Miss Bettes Colfax Mrs. James Slocum

Things that make Housekeeping Easy A Good Washing Machine A Good Clothes Wringer A Good Suction Cleaner A Good Refrigerator It Pays to Get the Best MATHEWS & BOUCHER Rochester's Old Reliable HARDWARE AND HOUSEFURNISHING STORE 26 Exchange St., Rochester, N. Y.

Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers 47 BEARDSl.E¥­ CLARKE REAL EST.

Ph oto bY Bachrach Mrs. B. Emmett Finucane considerin th . ROCHESTER GAS &g EL~~;~;~a~~ .of shaded light Scene II- "THE INFERNAL TRIANGLE"

C HARLEY MR. ERICKSON PERKINS, JR.

H AZEL MISS GWEND:JLYN J. BREWSTER

D ooL EY MR. FAIRFAX H. GOUVENEUR

QUALITY NEWS

Daily and Sunday, 365 days each year the Democrat and Chronicle gathers and publishes the complete news of the world as early as it can be obtained,-clearly, ac­ curately and impartially presented. Clean news, dependable news, up-to-the-minute news­ from the world over-that's the kind of news you will find in the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle. Call our circulation department and have this news­ paper delivered to your home every morning and Sunday. Subscribe to-day.

"As Necessary As Your Breakfast"

THE JJtmttcrat

R ochester's Home News paper

Please mention C HATTERB OX PROGRA M when dealing with advertis ers 49 BEAUTIFUL DANCING ATMOSPHERE

Special Sunday SEA FOOD While in Rochester Dinners and Visit Tent at CHICKEN SHORE DINNERS STEAK, DUCK Chicken, Steak and I(OLB~S TWO DOLLARS Duck Dinners 5 to 9 + INN + Served in Blue Room Frank J. Kolb, Prop. Main St. West to Chili Ave. from 5 to 8 P. M. Chili and Brooks Aves. DIRECT TO KOLB'S

Telephone, Stone 4666

HOUSEHOLD ART ROOMS Interior Decorators and Furnishers

Fabrics, Special Furniture and Rugs

124 Chestnut Street, Rochester, N. Y.

SUBURBAN 9602 HUGOTEUTE Wholesale Florist

Grower of cut flowers, potted plants, bulbs, hardy perennials, rooted cu ttings and seedlings

West Brighton Rochester ," N. Y.

50 Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers A. E. WooD OscAR B. SPIELER A. W. WooD President Treasurer Vice-President BIG ELM DAIRY COMPANY Pasteurized Milk M & P Certified Milk Golden Guernsey Milk

4i6 EXCHANGE STREET

Scene III-"A BABY LIKE YOU".

Soloists MRS. CHARLES W. WEIS, JR. MR. WILFRED W. KEARNS

THE GIRLS THE BOYS Mi ss Lindsay Beach Mr. Fairfax H. Gouveneur Miss Margaret M. Todd Mr. Warren G. Williams Miss Jane P. Kelly Mr. Robert Jones Mi ss Elizabeth Poole Mr. James O'Reilly Miss Bettes Colfax Mr. Erickson Perkins, Jr. Miss Sarah M. Todd Mr. Walter Hallett Miss Catherine Robinson Mr. Sydney G. Walton Mrs. Samuel E. Dur·and · Mr. Leon C. Forgie · Miss Murray Woodward Mr: Boardman Smith .Mrs. John H. Kitchen Mr ..Ra ymond L. Kni ght Mrs. J. Glen Mayo Mr. Madison Pierce Mrs. Fred E. McKelvey Mr. Marton B. Hoyt, Jr.

JOSEPH SCHLEYER'S SONS

406 MAIN STREET EAST

Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealina with advertisers 51 Z West F A'f no'e depicted c..om:LJ-lcl:e 0: C(f_pd/runc 11'J.or-tf!y t/u:ir...al tuc9red du: C!:/J--~''<-~q..:J _ mmu-"-ro (,j,.EHATS in mar#.-merican{lties

Represented in Rochester exclusively by McFARLIN CLOTHING CO. Scene IV- "JUSTIFIABLE HOMICIDE"

Amwuncar-]AMES O 'RELLLY

(a) GuARD MR. SIDNEY G. WALTON

CoMM UTER MR. MADISON PIERCE

MAN MR. WARREN G . WILLIAMS

P ASS ENG ER MR. LEON C. FORGIE

( b) M A N MR. MARTIN B. HOYT, JR.

GIR L MISS GWENDOLYN J. BREWSTER

STRANG E R> MRt . ERICKSON PERKiiNS, JR.

(c) Two FRIEND s MR. SYDNEY G. WATSON MR . LEON C. FORGIE

(d) F IRST MAN MR. FAIRFAX H. GOUVENEUR

SECOND MAN MR . ROBERT JONES

THIRD M AN MR. ERICKSON PERKINS, JR.

(e) Q U ARTETTE MR. SYDNEY G . WALTON MR. MARTIN B. HOYT, JR. MR . MADISON PIERCE MR . WARREN G. WILLIAMS

I BONBRIGHT & COMPANY I INCORPORATED

Represented by H. DEAN QUINBY, Jr. 310-320 National Bank of Rochester Bldg.

Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers 53' 9heJACKSON HOTEL& HEALTH RESORT DANSVILLE. NY. ··oPEN ALL YEAR"

54 Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers UB-======~~~~o·

Scene V-"CHINESE ROSE"

Soloist MRS. GORDON C. BAIRD

PAGES MISS EMMELINE GORDON MRS. HAROLD DAY

Mrs. J. Howard Kidd Mrs. Harold L. Field Mi ss Mary McElroy Mrs. Fillmore K. Robeson Miss Lindsay Beach Mrs. Samuel E. Durand Miss Margaret M. Todd Miss Jane P. Kelly Miss Sarah M. Todd Mrs. Leon G. Forgie Miss Melba Gray Mrs. John C. Wells Mi ss Esther Kingston Miss Catherine Robinson Mrs. Fred E. McKel vey Miss Marietta Dryer Mi ss Murray Woodward Miss Elizabeth Poole Mrs. J. Glen Mayo Mrs. James Slocum Mi ss Helen Whitney Miss Bettes Colfax Miss Louise De Puy Miss Katherine Gilles

Mrs. Filmore K. Robinson with Silher Cloud and Jack, two patients of WEBBER BROS. HOSPITAL, 156 Andrews St. Stylish, fashionable, chic and smart have had their day. To be well dressed today the woman must know the meaning of in­ dividualitY . . ' 103 East A venue A. KUSHNER LADIES' WLOR AND FURRIER SEVENTY-fOUR PARK AVE. ROCHESTER, N.Y.

rrThe Talk it over a cup of World of Auto Parts"

1205-1223 Main Street East Buell's Brighton For Any Part for Your Blend Car or Truck Coffee

Your grocer sells it F. Dean Russell Co., Inc.

56 Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers Compliments of "ALBERT"

(Formerly at The Sagamore) THE FRENCH GRILL 432 East Main St.

Scene VI-SPECIALTY Daniel H. McGarrity

Scene VII-"THE CHIMNEY FIRE"

MRs. BLANK MRS. JOHN C. WELLS MRs. DAsH MRS. J. HOWARD KIDD MARY MISS CATHERINE ROBINSON

PoLicEMAN MR. LEON C. FORGIE

FIRE CHIEF MR. WARREN G. WILLIAMS

FIREMEN MR. ROBERT JONES MR. MARTIN B. HOYT, JR.

A True Incident Arranged by MRs. HAWLEY WARD

President WILLIAM H. CLEMENTS }AMF.S c. CLEMENTS Vice Pres. and Treas. }AMES P. SNELL Secretary

Telephone Main 219 Established 1867 JAMES C. CLEMENTS, INC. General Insurance Agency

409-411-413 POWERS BUILDING

Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers 57 If You Appreciate Quality

PAGE & SHAW, INC.

Let Us Make Your Garden a Summer Living Room visit our store at We have a complete assortment 46 EAST A VENUE of beautiful Garden Furniture and Pergola designs, or we will be glad to submit sketches and quotations on special require­ ments. Candy and Ice Cream MAYO BELDEN CO., INc. of Excellence 1768 E. Main St. Rochester, N.Y.

Quality When You Think New Furniture Think Guaranteed NEW ENGLAND The answer to every electrical need is LAUBE'S. Where quality is guarant!)ed-every appliance sold-from the smallest to the largest-is guaranteed for one year. Better Service Where volume of sales makes pos­ sible lowest prices. Quality Merchandise Where skillful electricians serve Lower Prices you electrically. Rochester's Electrical Department Store Laube Electric COMPARE OUR VALUES Corporation New England Furniture 338-40 MAIN ST. EAST Stone 104 and Carpet Co.

58 Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers Scene V III-" THE ENTERTA INER S~'

MRS. JOHN. H. K~TCHEN MRS. FILLMORE K. ROBINSON MRS. HAROLD DAY

Scene JX- "THE CHARLESTON" Exhibition Dance MISS JANE P. KELLY MR. BOARDMAN SMITH MISS ELIZABETH POOLE MR. ROBERT JONES

Miss Margaret M. Todd Mr. Wilfred W. Kearns Miss Sarah M. Todd Mr. Madison Pierce Miss Catherine Robinson Mr. Raymond L. Knight Miss Bettes Colfax 'Mr. James O'Reilly Mrs. Charles W. Weis, Jr. 'Mr. Erickson Perkins Miss Melba Gray :Mr. Walter Hallett Miss Murray Woodward M.r. Asa McBride Miss Helen Whitney Mr. Mortimer J. Miller

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ofi a; Friend

Phone Stone 961

GORDON Home Portraits

Studio 81 East Ave.

WHEN BUILDING

Dori't forget the most impart~nt part of any structure-Good Plumbing, V a par or Hot Water Heating Anth€l'DJ J .. Heinzle

Stone 4707 666 UNIVERSITY AVE,

60 Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers Summer Furs Continue in Popularity

Silk Linings of Remodeling Distinction Relining For the Season of of 1926 Coats, Scarfs Now Ready and Wraps Automatic Cold Storage Vault WM. V. GRAESER CO., 38 Clinton Ave. No. Manufacturing Furrier

Scene X-"TWO SAILOR BOYS FROM THE ARMY" An Original Skit

MR . FRED E. McKELVEY MR .. ERIC B. HOARD

Headache? Nerves? Maybe its your eyes!

CONSULT AN OCULIST Physician Eye Specialist When you're in doubt Try W elkley' s Milk Co. out Learn from him the facts about your • health and eyes and you take no chances WELKLEY'S DAIRY CO. Park 613L Penfield Rd. A. E. WHELPLEY Prescription Optician

6 Seneca Arcade Main 2054 If You Don't Know an Oculist, Ask Us

Please mention CHATTERBO X PROGRA M when dealing with advertisers 61 The Conolly Imprint

H. E. WILSON When you find the Conolly Imprint on a piece of advertising matter you may be sure that Florist every member of this organization-copy writers, artists, production manager- have passed on it and deemed it worthy of the Conolly name. For the Conolly Imprint is something that will never be allowed to be used on anything which does not attain the Conolly standard of Baskets and Bouquets workmanship. A Specialty A copy of our House Magazine The Conolly Imprint will gladly be sent upon request.

Phone Main 1084 HENRY CONOLLY COMPANY 88 Main St. E. Creative Printers 39 Elizabeth St. Rochester, N. Y.

DUDLEY, GIVEN, SIMPSON, INC.

Eleven East Avenue

Chinaware Glassware Silverware

8 ATLAS STREET ROCHII!:STIER.N.Y,,,,,, . Decorative Objects Pottery Lamps Marbles Bronzes

62 Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers Scene XI-"THE GYPSY MAID" Soloists MRS. FREEMAN ALLEN MR. FAIRFAX H. GOUVENEUR

TAMBOURINE GIRLS Mrs. Harold Day Miss Murray Woodward Miss Emmeline Gordon Mrs. J. Glen Mayo Mrs. J. Howard Kidd, Jr. Miss Helen Whitney Mrs. Gordon C. Baird Mrs. John H. Rae Miss Mary McElroy Miss Louise De Puy Miss Lindsay Beach Mrs. Harold L. Field Miss Margaret M. Todd Mrs. John W. Barrows Miss Melba Gray Mrs. Fillmore K. Robeson Mrs. John H. Kitchen Mrs. Samuel E. Durand Miss Esther Kingston Miss Sarah M. Todd Mrs. Leon C. Forgie Miss Jane P. Kelly Miss Gwendolyn J. Brewster Miss Catherine Robinson Miss Marietta Dtyer Miss Elizabeth Poole Mrs. James Slocum Miss Bettes Colfax Miss Katherine Gillis' Mrs. Charles W. Weis, Jr.

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The wearing of glasses is optional with you, but the need of them is not. A visit to an oculist (physician eye-specialist) is a sensible precaution when you feel even the slightest' eye discomfort.

Ask your oculist about our service

WALDERT OPTICAL CO. Stone 56 56 East Avenue

C. w~ GREER

Quality Foods

658 PARK A VENUE

When Your Entertain

Royal Puff English Pastry (Bread, spread with hors-q'oeuvre Italian Antipasto (Appetiser) Clear Turtle Soup (Curtice) Toasterette (Johnston) Richelieu Vegetables for Salad Cheese Straw Chinese Rice Wafer (Imported) Wild Bramble-berry Jelly Scotch Shortbread Black Walnut Flakes "DE WOLF'S" East A venue at Winton

64 Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers STONE & WEBSTER AND BLODGET Inc. Investment Securities

Boston New York Chicago

Represented by J osepli F. Dryer

39 State Street, Rochester, New York

Scene IV-"THE CAKE EATER AND THE FLAPPER"

Cake Eater MR. ROBERT JONES Flapper MISS LOUISE THOMAS

THE VARSITY QUARTETTE James Galloway, John Wilson, James Wallington, Eugene Lowenthal

HOUSEHOLD ART ROOMS

Interior Decorators and Furnishers Fabrics, Special Furniture, And Rugs

124 Chestnut Street, Rochester, N. Y.

Telephone, Stone 4666

Please mention CHATTF.RROX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers 65 DOBBS HATS TuE Donns J >(),<.,'T J'I'I'I·:Hll DOHUS <~',\I.ITY. TilE ::"OTICE.\HLt: J!: LI ~ GANCI•; OF IJOnBS >'TYI. E . \:-.:D Till·: \ ', \ltlE'i'Y OV Till·: NEv\' I H)f1BS COL(H-t!,i AUU TO TUE . PLE .~\~llHI ·: OF Jt,\\'liSG THE LATJ·: S'f' 11.\ T I•'ROH [)0l3US &Co. 'NE\·\' YOH.I~·s LI~ADIN<: lfsrn:n.S. . . DO 8 BS & Co_...;.) 61S.6:!o., .. o_J2o .9'Jjllt-..:4·,Jc. 2d'.J <./tladison ._.,.f(Je,JV'JwYCJr.h. EXCLUSIVE REPH.ESENTA'TfVES IN Hru'IY OJ,' THE PRINCIPAL CITIES

MeF ARLIN'S 195 Main Street East

66 Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers Photo by Bachrach Miss Mary McElroy, Miss Murray Woodward, Mrs. C. P. Thomas arul Miss Marietta Dryer in a popular meeting place of the Chatterbox Club. WHIITLES, INC. · 44-46 Main Street East 38-40 East Avenue Carulies - Ice Creams - Soda Ph o£o by Bachrach

Mrs. Thomas C. Parsons puts her seal of approval on spring fashions from THE MALLY CO. 30 x 3{) inch Top Strongly braced, 315 THE MOIRE TOP - ~ ts th'e smart effect in CARD TABLES The Clever Hostess of Today never "misses a trick" when it is a question of improving her gracious hospi­ tality. In the Category of Ciu"d Tables there are none finer than these with their tops of moire! Howe & Rogers Co CLINTON AVENUE · SOUTH

Scene VI-"GERTIE'S GALOSHES"

Mrs. Harold C. Townson Miss Sally Morgan Miss Elizabeth Poole Miss Anne Bristol Miss Esther Fairchild Miss Marian Morgan Miss Louise Thomas Mrs. Charles W. Weis, Jr.

Galoshes furnished rhru courtesy of U. S. Rubber Co.

Compliments of

MAYO NURSERIES Inc.

Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers 69 Portrait by Moser Commercial Department Mrs. Cyril Sumner and Miss Betty Enos at the ·office of DRAYTON, PENNINGTON & COLKET, 31 Exchange St., Members of New York Stock Exchange Ph oto by Bachrach Mrs. Samuel E. Durand and the new Cadillac Sedp.n. Mrs. Durand is an ardent Cadillac enthusiast MABBETT MOTOR CAR CO., INc. The Garden Gate Tea House OLIVE AREY KOEGLER

84 SouTH MAIN STREET PITTSFORD, N. Y.

Luncheon and Dinners by Appointment Card Parties and Twig Luncheons Scanlon Tire Co~, Inc. Sleigh Ride Parties Especially Arranged 260-264 East Ave. Stone 305 and 729 at Pitkin St. Telephone Pittsford 119

Main 672 FIELD'S Frank W. Fischer THE PLACE for Tailor the best in Camping and Sporting 194 Main St. E. Goods - Awnings

Will remove about James Field Co.· March 1st

41-43 ExcHANGE" ST. To our own Bldg. Dependable Since '43 73 Clinton Ave. S.

72 Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers Mrs./. Howard Kidd, Jr. is very pleased with her new Franklin Sport Sedan FRANKLIN ROCHESTER MOTORS, INc. 1048 University Ave. Chase 1260 ., -::; ~ .,... ""E! ...... 0\ ::J::: ~ "' '1::1"' .c.."' ~.,o., ll..u ~:r::~:: CfJO ~0"'-"' .c ~0~ ~ i5 E-< ..,~:z ::;s ~ex:: '1::1~ "'ex::"ll...... :....:: :r:: i~~ ... ~....:: Gzt;...... ; ~ t- ~ co~ '1::1 ...... , .," ~ !: ..,~ a~ ~ ... ~ ..," ll .....,Q

FIFTY Winter Vacation Tours and Cruises for you to choose from To the Pacific Coast, rail or steamer; Florida and the South, Europe, Around the World, Hollister South America, Mexico, Mediterranean, Ber­ muda, Porto Rico, Cuba, West Indies, Panama Canal and many other places. Lumber Co. Arrange Now for Your Next Summer's Trip to Europe Ltd. CALL or write for further information or literature desired

J. C. KALBFLEISCH CO. INC. World-Wide Travel Agency Main 832 28 Exchange St.

74 Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers Scene IX-"ORIENTAL LADY" Harold Or lob- CompoJer Soloist . EDWARD VAN NEIL Lady . MRS. EVERETT DAVIS Miss Louise Thomas Mrs. Harold Doane Miss Sally Morgan Miss Katharine Thomas Mrs. Harold Day Miss Blanchard Bar~ lett Miss Anne Bristol Mrs. John H. Kitchen Miss Esther Fairchild. Mrs. Gordon Baird Mrs. John Barrows Mrs. Harold Townson Mrs. Harold L. Field Miss Elizabeth Poole Mrs. Eric Hoard Miss Virginia Robinson Mrs. Eliot Fitch Miss Marietta Dryer Mrs. ?mar~ Mitchell Mrs. David Bellamy Miss Marian Morgan

QUALITY NEWS

Daily and Sunday, 365 days each year the Democrat and Chronicle gathers and publishes the complete news of the world as early as it can be obtained,---clearly, ac­ curately and impartially presented. Clean news, dependable news, up-to-the-minute news-­ from the world over-that's the kind of news you will find in ~he Rochester Democrat and Chronicle. Call our circulation department and have this news­ paper delivered to your home every morning and Sunday. Subscribe to-day.

"As Necessary As Yom; Breakfast" THE .llJ tnttt cral ROCHESTER HERALD Rochester's Home Newspaper

Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM wh~n dealing with advertisers 75 Everything in INSURANCE

HOLLISTER LUMBER CO. Ltd. Ezra J. Boller

Prompt Claim Adjustments

834-836 Granite Building

Main 5305 Main 6343

LOUIS SHULMAN & CO. Builders of Clothes Since 1896 33-35 GIBBS STREET.

Robert ]ones making his selection at Shulr,nan's Exhibit of New Spring Woolens

16 Please mention CHATTERBO'li: PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers Ph oto by BtJChrach Mrs. Theodore Pennock, Mrs. John H. Rae and Mrs. John ]. Mcinerney met by accident in McCuRDY's SHOE SALON. That they all determined on the one make of shoe, GARSIDE, though of distinctively different designs, was no accident. There is a trade name for preference in footwear and in Rochester it is McCurdy's. IB JR 0 W N C JR 0 JF T

is representative of the highest attainment in property development

It needs no introduction to the discriminating buyer

For several years it has been recognized as the most desirable residential property in Rochester

irnwurrnft 1Aralty

Compliments of ALLEN WOOLEN MILLS

78 Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers Mrs. George E. Norton and Mrs. Cyril R. Sumner admiring the exquisite flowers in the shop of J. B. KELLER SONS What is a Home Without a Mortgage

Investigate the attractive loaning plans of the PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE-CO.

MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGES ON MODERN PROPERTY AT Sl/29lo

WILLIAM H. GORSLINE 1128 Granite Building

Progress is Made By Judicious Use of Borrowed Capital

Compliments

of a

Friend

80 Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers PACKARD "6" LIMOUSINE-The Ideal Car for Social Usage Packard-Rochester Motors Co., 1042 University Ave. The Best in Haircutting SEEDS

JOHN F. GILBERT For your Lawn and 8-10 Swan St., Near East Ave. Garden

Shoe Cleaning De Luxe and Hat Cleaning HART & VICK Seed men 55 STONE ST. SAM B. ERNEST 8-10 Swan St., Near East Ave.

Guaranteed GABRIEL BALLA APPLIANCES for your home

Manufacturing Chambers Fireless Gas Ranges Furrier Estate Stoves Estate Heatrolas Glow Gasteam Radiators Humphrey Gas Water Heaters Snow White Cabinet Clothes Dryers Therm-Oil Heating Equipment

252 EAST A VENUE RocHESTER, N: Y. Bareham & McFarland INCORPORATED Phone Stone 2517 366 MAIN ST. E. Plumbing Heating

82 Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers Photo by JJacJtrach

Miss Betty Colfax lends further distinctio~ to a delightful O'Hara creation. O'HARA Fifty East A venue CONVERSE HOUGH & CO. INCORPORATED

Investment Securities

Eight State Street Rochester, N.Y.

SMITH CERAMIC STUDIOS, INC. Decorators of China Engravers and decorators of crystal Parchment shades with rare old engravings and GODEY prints Splendid reproductions of old whale oil lamps fitted electrically

Our new retail store at 903 Monroe Ave. has b~"~!l open since December and our patrons report that they are pleased to do their selecting of wares in the quiet atmosphere and with no trouble looking for parking space.

903 Monroe Ave. 212 Court St.

"And it seems strange that some people still do not know that we are DRY CLEANERS-having a plant devoted entirely to this service."

STAR PALACE DRY CLEANERS Stone 1503

84 Please mention CHATTERROX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers ROCHESTER HOTEL ASSOCIATION

Members

HAYWARD HOTEL, FRED ]. 0DENBACH, President

THE OSBURN HOUSE, MILTON J. RoBLEE, Proprietor

THE POWERS HOTEL, ARTHUR J. MESSNER, Manager

THE RICHFORD HOTEL, RICHART T. FORD, Manager

HOTEL SAGAMORE, LEON L. PIERCE," Manager

HOTEL SENECA, H. STANLEY GREEN, Manager

HOTEL ROCHESTER, H. STANLEY GREEN, Managing Director

Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers 85 Photo by Bacnrach

Mrs. John H. Kitchen wearing a distinctive wrap designed by PROJANSKY iJtogrr STUDIO INC.

At the Union

~tudio Where courtesy and loyalty and to old traditions of reliability G_}{ome and service combine with the choicest of merchandisP. ~ortraiture to make your visit a worth­ while event.

We welcome you to our new home

UNION

27 CLINTON AVENUE CLOTHING CO. NORTH 115-117 EAST MAIN BETWEEN SOUTH AND WATER

Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers 87 CJJarienne

N array of gowns, charming to the uttermost, modish to a degree, super­ . latively graceful will be found here

SIX SWAN STREET

H IS is one of the CASTLE sterili­ Tzers which you may see in your doctor's office. It indicates that be is taking adequate precautions for your protection against infection. CA§ T LE

88 Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers The Chatterbox and the School for the Deaf

We are grateful to everyone who has taken a seat for this our fourth "Chatterbox Revue." Each year as a result of our effort_s we are able to materially assist one of Rochester's charitable institutions. This year your help will make possible several necessary improvements for the comfort and education of the children at the Rochester School for the Deaf. The Chatterbox Club was started four years ago by Mrs. Charles W. Weis, Jr., who, with other young women, felt the need of a club to corre· spond to the Junior Leagues in other progressive cities. The Club grew to its present size which numbers one hundred and forty members and a waiting list. The new club house is situated at 252 Alexander Street and has been very attractively decorated by a committee of members. Luncheon is served daily and each Tuesday, club day, there is a large attendance. Many speakers of note have address~d the Chatterbox at these meetings. The Rochester School for the Deaf was founded fifty years ago by Dr. and Mrs. Z. F. Westervelt under a private corporation of which Hon. E. Darwin Smith was president; Mr. Edward P. Hart, secretary, and Mr. Gilman H. Perkins, treasurer. At present there are about 200 children living at the school. We feel that our. interest in this institution is particularly justi­ fied inasmuch as this is the first benefit given for these so heavily handi­ capped little children.

THE CHATTERBOX CLUB OFFICERS President, Mrs. Charles W. Weis, Jr. 1st Vice-Pres., Mrs. T. Raymond Finucane Secretary, Mrs. John H. Kitchen Asst. Sec., Mrs. Gladys Richards Treasurer, Mrs. J. Francis Weller

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mrs. Mortimer R. Anstice Mrs. Thomas Parsons Mrs. W. V. Castle Mrs. Theodore Pennock Mrs. Ernest Jenkins Miss Katherine Gillis Mrs. Wm. B. Macomber

Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers 89 ROGERS DRUG CO. SABEY AWNINGS 735 Park Ave.

The Fred F. Sabey Co., Inc. 170 SOUTH AVE. If you can't come­ Rochester, N. Y. Telephone Chase 3670

Geo. C. Schaefer Edw. G. Hartel GOOD FURNITURE Moderately Priced SCHAEFER & HARTEL Successors to E . S. ETTENHEIMER & CO.

Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry · and Silverware

G. & C. SCHMINKE CO. Telephone Stone 4130 137, 139, 141 Main St. East

8 Main St. E. Rochester, N. Y.

90 Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when d~aling with advertisers This File Halts Fire! For thirty minutes official testers in the Under­ . writers' Laboratories subjected this file to a heat of as high as 1000 degrees. · The result proved that ~ FIRE-WALL ~ FILING CABINETS The drawers on Fire-Wall Cabinets are are more than twice as fire resisting as ordinary equipped with automatic safety latches. steel files. Some day you may have a fire. The drawers cannot fall out when the Wouldn't it be good insurance to buy Fire-Wall cabinet is tipped forward. Filing Cabinets to-day?

108 East Ave. Stone 2431 Rochester, N. Y.

Compliments of Compliments of J. Anstice & Co., Inc. KELLOGG MFG. CO.

Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGHAM when dealing with advertisers 91 Du Mond-Van Curan Co. INCORPORATED EDWIN ·E. SERVIS Tailor

Plumbing, Hardware Metal Work and Heating

63 EAST AVE. Regent Bldg.

TWO STORES Exclusive Woolens 1796 EAST AvE. 443 MoNROE AvE.

KATHRYN BAKER OBJECTS d'ART Designer and Milliner

One of the appreciated features of

our service IS

/rom far lands and near­ Our Workroom for every gift purpose. Candlesticks, Book Ends, Desk Sets, where a hat to suit your individual Boudoir Lamps, Wall Plaques, Vases, style may he designed. in a rare collection to delight the beauty lover. The same store that serves you so well with Dinner Ware Marks & Fuller, Inc. 314 MAIN STREET EAST 36 EAST A VENUE "Which is Kwality Korner"

92 Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers THE CHATTERBOX CLUB

List of Members

Mrs. Atkinson Allen Mrs. John R. ·Fox Miss Elizabeth Nixon Mrs. Freeman C. Allen Mrs. F. Marsden Fox New York City Mrs. Mortimer R. An stice Miss Ester Fairchild Mrs. George Norton

Mrs. Gordon C. Baird Mrs. Frank Gannett Mrs. Herbert Ocumpaugh Miss Lindsay Beach Mrs. Lawrence Gardner Mrs. James Gillis Mrs. Wm. P. Barrows Mrs. Thomas Parsons Mrs. John W. Ba.rrows Miss Katherine Gillis Mrs. Edward Gregory Mrs. Theodore Pennock Miss Elizabeth Buell Mrs. Gilman C. Perkins Mrs. Gilbert Belden Miss Emeline Gordon Miss Mary Franchot Gorsline Miss Elizabeth Poole Miss Gwendolyn Brewster Miss Frances Patton Mrs. Harry Beardsley Mrs. Chester Graves Mrs. Ceo. C. Buell Mrs. M. H. Gregg Mrs. T. C. Briggs Mrs. F. H. Gouveneur Mrs. H. D. Quimby Miss Margaret Bush Miss Melba Gray Mrs. David Bellamy Mrs. John Rae Miss Dorothy Bickford Mrs. T. J. Hargrave Mrs. F. A. Read, Jr. Mrs. Hazelton Brown Mrs. Edward Harris 2nd Mrs. Douglas iRev_eley. Miss Marjorie Harris Mrs. Gladys Morgan Richards Mrs. Richard Harris Mrs. Wilmot V.. Castle Mrs. F. K. Robeson Mrs. Ceo. Hawks Mrs. Kingman N. Robins Miss Mary Clements Mrs. Eric B. Hoard Miss Elizabeth Colfax Miss Catherine Robinson Mrs. Robert Hoffman Miss Helen Rogers Mrs. Ames Coney Miss Eva Howe Mrs. Howard Converse Mrs. David Hough Mrs. Alan A. Cook Mrs. Wm. L. Hoyt Mrs. Leon Sage Mrs. Harry L. Crittenden Mrs. F. Harper Sibley Mrs. Howard 'T. Cumming Mrs. O'Donnell Iselin Mrs. Wm. E. Sloan, Jr. Mrs. Francis E. Cunningham Mrs. James H. Slocum Mrs. Wend ell J. Curtis, Jr. Mrs. Ernest Jenkins Mrs. Thomas G. Spencer Mrs. Edward P. Curtis Mrs. Harold Jenkins Mrs. Alvah G. Strong Mrs. Louis Johnston Mrs. Corrin Strong Mrs. Harold Day Mrs. Homer Strong Mrs. John Day Mrs. Carl Kaelber Mrs. Cyril Sumner Miss Elizabeth Daly l'yliss Jane Kelly Mrs. Everett Davis Mrs. James Howard Kidd Mrs. Joseph F. Taylor Miss Louise DePuy Miss Esther Kingston Mrs. Clarence P. Thomas Miss Louise Devine Mrs. John H. Kitchen Miss Sarah Todd Mrs. Harold Doane Miss Margaret Todd Miss Charlotte Dodge Mrs. Wm. B. Lee, Jr. Mrs. David B. Little Mrs. Douglas C. Townson Miss Marietta Dryer Mrs. Kenneth C. Townson Mrs. Joseph Dryer Miss Helen Little Mrs. Samuel E. Durand Mrs. Bruce Lindsay Mrs. Thomas E. Lunt Miss Caroline Ward Miss Carolyn Lyon Mrs. Hawley Ward Mrs. M. H. Eisenhart Miss Linda G. Lyon Miss Helen Whitney Miss Helen Ellwanger Mrs. Chas. W. Weis, Jr. Miss Margaret Ellwanger Miss Mary McElroy Mrs. John Weis Mrs. John J.- Mcinerney Mrs. J. F. Well er Mrs. Wm. Peck Farley Mrs. F. E. McKelvey Mrs. John C. Wells Mrs. Harold L. Field Mrs. Wm. B. Macomber Mrs. Chas. Wolcott Mrs. Kenneth Field Mrs. J. G. Mayo Mrs. E. Clinton Wolcott Mrs. B. E. Finucane Mrs. Eric Moore Mrs. Harold Wolcott Mrs. T. R. Finucane Miss Frances Morgan Miss Murray Woodward Mrs. Leon C. Forgie Miss Alice Millard Mrs. John M. Ward

Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers 93 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• • .: A COUNTR.Y DAY SCHOOL : • ftr • i ROCHEJTER ! : t;ka/Jf"ttfil& to£i~oar hf!Ys d'.fir/.r t !zG : acloanl

Mrs. F. Allerton Read, ]r. in the New Wills St. Claire "6" Sport Tra~Veler LOHMAN & WATIERS, Inc. 310 East Ave.

94 Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers Are You Acquainted -with BILLY BAXTER

For several years he has been associated with

ToM GoRDON, PETER DAwsoN, JoHN DEWAR,

JOHNNIE WALKER and others.

If you will phone CHASE 4201 he will be very glad to call at your house to show you the kind of a fellow he is.

If you are not satisfied he will leave im­ mediately with no expense to you.

If you are satisfied, and he feels sure you will be, a small bill for his services will follow.

Phone at Once FOR AN APPOINTMENT ' ~~~------~

Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers 95 SPECIAL SALE OF "The House of Quality" Pearl Necklaces, Festoons Established in 1857 and Bracelets CLARA PALMER OLIVER

Permanent Waving

Phone, Main 3632

45 CLINTON AvE. NoRTH

Rochester, N. Y.

High Grade Hair Goods and Standard Toilet Preparations HENRY OEMISCH CO. Hairdressing and Barber Work by Skilled Attendants 101 East Avenue

NOLIN

256 East Avenu e

Sale of Furs COATS

Closing out of entire and stock of furs DRESSES

in Both Regular and Silver Fox Scarfs Reduced from $500.00 Extra Sizes to $250.00 Others at $300.00 to $150.00 7 GIBBS ST. Special Beaverette Coats at $50.00 Off East Avenue

96 Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers I(ELVINATOR Electric Refrigeration

The first step toward perfect refrigeration for the home, learning the advantages of Kelvinator.

ROCHESTER ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO. Kelvinator Distributors

Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers 97 STUDIO MADE HATS of

Character and Distinction WM. B. MORSE are presented by LUMBER CO.

340 Main St. West

McNulty 70 EAST AVENUE

For Everything in AWNINGS INSURANCE

Call BICKFORD BROS. CO.

Stone SOl - 502

EZRA J. BOLLER

Prompt Claim Adjustments

834,-836 Granite Building Camping Outfits Main 5305 Main 631,3

98 Please mention CHATTERBOX- PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers RICI(ENBACI(ER

Sixes ~ Eights

Built up to a standard not down· to a price

ADDISON-RICKENBACKER CO. 245 East A venue

SAGE, WOLCOTT & STEELE Investment Securities

F. T. Sage C. J. Wolcott S. C. Steele D. S. Rutty

511 WILDER BLDG.

Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers 99 ' Special Sunday Dinners Private Dining Rooms May Be Reserved THE GEORGIANA Samuel Sloan & Co. 61·"71 EXCHANGE STREET (A Better Restaurant for a Better Rochester)

French and Italian Home Cooking Our Specialty Spaghetti and Ravioli Dinners Open Every Day and Sunday ll A. M. Lo l A. M.

We Cater to Bridge Parties and After Theatre P arties Wholesalers of High-grade Plumbing and ·Heating 130-132 East Ave. Supplies Rochester, N. Y. Right of admission reserved

Our Delivery Passes Your Door

SCHUDTS' MARKET 511 Main St. E.

Compliments • The Best That the Market of Affords A Friend

Stone 2259

100 Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers Mrs. Charles W. Weis, Jr., president of the Chatterbox and other members find CERTO indispensable in making their jams, jellies and marmalades Beginning February 8th, A. ELLIS SMITH will offer · a special course of in­ struction daily, in the Five Basic Types of Dancing as taught by America's Greatest Stage Director NED WAYBURN Musical Comedy Ballet (inCluding Toe) Tap and Step (Clogging) Acrobatic Dancing Exhibition and Ballroom Dancing including the 1926 versions of the Charleston, Argentine Tango, Society's Newest Fox-trot, Waltz, Merry Widow and Spanish Rhythms. PRIVATE LESSONS OR PRIVATE CLASSES FOR ADULTS AND CHILDREN A. ELLIS SMITH'S pupils have appeared in Ziegfeld's Follies, The Night Boat, Rose Marie and Roches­ ter's best Amateur Productions including, THE PRESENT CHATTERBOX REVIEW and Temple Review.

STUDIOS: 149 EAST MAIN ST. Stone 667 Special classes in Limbering and Stretching exercise for health, bodily beauty, grace, poise and charm. NoTE: Mr. Smith recently returned from Ned Wayburn's, New York

2830 MAIN ·· 2831

CHAS. P. TITUS Grocer

148 CLINTON AVE. NORTH

102 Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers ODENBACH 'S

Restaurant Cojj'ee Shoppe

SOUTH AVENUE MAIN and CLINTON

Now one of the most beautiful restau­ In the heart of the theater and shopping rants in America. district_

Dine and dance on the Riviera Bal­ A· delightful place for breakfast, lunch­ conade, where you will find the best eon, afternoon tea and dinner, midst dance floor in the city_ pleasant surroundings.

irnt & Qtn.

373 Fifth Avenue NEW YORK CITY

Please mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers 103 Rolland R. .Randall

Galleries Mansfield & Niggli, Inc. 178 Chestnut St. 501 EAST A VENUE at George St. Rochester, . Y.

Stuffs for Furniture Curtains and Wall Hangings. Electric Lamps and Fabric Shades Period Mirrors, Draperies, Carpets, Furniture Special Furniture Oriental Rugs and Carpets.

THE SENECA FLORIST

Hotel Seneca Arcade

Compliments of

FLOWERS Thompson, Holmes & for everybody at popular prices Converse

NOTE- It's not too late to stop nex t door and order flowers for you r friends · in the Chatterbox.

104 Pleas e mention CHATTERBOX PROGRAM when dealing with advertisers CHOOSE YOUR WAREHOUSE AS YOU WOULD YOUR BANK

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