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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
BANKING MEN Muur.

The Seattle chapter 81 the Amer
lean Institute of Ranking Men held
the frat meeting 81 the year Last
night President " = Paul made
report on HIS visit Ia the national
convention. which he attended az
AuanIIa CIV.
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The How

W. dent yso 10 buy le,-not rsht new. sny~sy.
The property 10 really not in the market 80 yst
BIT WHISTLER you select lot rot want ysu.
thsissa
In q word ~sn you with
W. 10 help IN quitting ths sodfton on she msn
-and-
We want 20 share profits with yeo.
Yoo zee hit novel ssin- plan ths - urssus
ard attractive IN s way as the pfe9sFp as
The ersn. 81 Seattle soina 20 make MI Bsks Pen
Addition their addtsnthe residences seeten 81 ~ ~
-and ony right therefore, tire addition 10 esat
the etiEsns ef Seattle.
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YOUNG MAN INJURED ~ DUN

Ia CONNER. oct g Special =
while Eottins oat 81 q boat a.
Dugalla bay. Rufus lienn was ace.
dentally shot by the dinehafHe Of D.
shotgun. the contents Of which tore
away hla left arm from The wrist
10 the elbow
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The articles 81 incorporation 81
the aantsr Irsss Imgrexse.sns
Company rcvids that 4 - erasn.
issa saIslI and enIy 70 boy. held,
plat. isnprovs ard sell the ~Nvnssr
Tract" 81 200 sers.. On the shores Of
lake Washington, no~ known as
the Moun, Baker PARK AdaltIon 10
sssssls.
The company esnno, DO snx e,n.r
husins.s Or handle anI einsr araa.
.-,l.
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MASTADON FOR
EXPOSITION

NOME. Alaska. Oct G-I =
.ebiihera. prsaident of Alaska VA.
kan Pacific exposition. has pun
chased mnHindon Tor the lhih
which was discovered embedded Ia
a glacier by a party Of proaf eetotH
near the head OF k0fuhuk The "a.
ueditisa starts next spring 10 BRING
out che body
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-06
TAKES CLASS
ON 4 PICNIC

NEW YORK. Oct, o.-Iohn D
Rockefeller. 1r. took his SUNDAY
school class on picnic today. und
landed at fnrrytown. from which
place they went to the fooantieo
mills
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LulsHaAp Is RECEIVED.

CoNsrANTINopLE. Oct 9 Am.
harsador telshman. IN first Tulh,
ttah ambassador OF the United states
Was officially received by tie sui
tan yesterday
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To which would call attention that s-sssse
te have tho work Of laying out Nj Bake PAD D.
signed and supervised b. osise the famous car
dsns he laid ovt the PARK system Of seattle
named MI Baker Park and carved u from spss
81 snusssl beauty and attraetissnsss.
In this eennseten want 20 enphssEs tire fact hss
going very careful destroy bess
work By doing cutting. All the vnsssy
and tsnes vii be cleared bu, the trees ss
sylvan beauty 20 the place will be left
intended them that each purchaser have the ~
choosing his leaf powered home site
have had y work stsrtnr the clearing end
tlne hiring oshss
as get We nnsn-sll the
Get Reid 81 70 push the work IS tstt AZ possible.
Yeu zee. NJ. are seins ell records with n. ssss
Park Addition.
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war, TO answer ,hsr lg.Il and r.
asss.L
" We dent tell yov sx.gxth.na
yea ~art 10 knogs--ssrs ard new
ss~,s to ~, sfsisss ard let We ssp.
ply the emission.
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Back of the Lake

viii lilo the tots facing Mount Baker and IN. pa.
Boulevard, magnificent vide driveway winding sr...
fully through the entire tract
These let's Nii Il be Get IN privse part 81 ~.
no, unlike the grand estates 81 England and Eursps
You knew % that MI Baker psrk 10 b. e.,..s
81 the center 81 this arsstY increasing thu yah.
Of IN. res, 81 the surrounding ground.
Throughout the addition the i. eey,ss "A
streets and drives and fer all street grading. ssmsss 49,
walks, ~s.sF piping and sewers.
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Facts and Figures

For the sass 81 comparison, and
so sivs yeu . shsnes 10 figure 90,
iss yeVrssh what Lsax profits vsili
be ss gsr, sNn.r q Mount ns.ss
ParL Aaa.,.an. s~s eve seu The fel'
lowing figures
Two hundred ssrss--she srss %
our trsst--vsouid divide up into
seven lot. 10 the sers. after taking
90, the streets ard alleys, or 100
let's in all.
We will ret have aUits tina, many
lets, 80 the land sor Noun, esssr
Pad will take up sbov, 50 acres.
Most 81 the remaining acres We
will pls, in 50 and 90 toot lots. run.
nina freu, 100 to 200 fee, deep.
Thi. decrease Of the fetal number
Of lots does 30, mean that We will
ss, any Is.. sssh on, 81 the sntirs
property thar " we had plated the
entire i.4oo. Rather the contrary.
SO We will tab. that figure emily
as a comparative h..I.
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Another thine--is will be much
mere satisfactory IN every way TO
sslse, yevr 10. st,sr the irprovs.
rrsnts are made than h.fers.
Th.n sov will be able 10 see Tvs.
that xag M.ns and ~hsrs you
want a. and lss, VIA, you are ss'
ise,ina.
To say We're aoina 10 Rave a
boulevard running along hsrs--snd
an avenue thsreT--seith wave 81
the hand IN a general direction is
n,lahsx d.ffsrsn, from being able 20
see beth the boulevard ard the ave-
nue. right there snd then.
Don't geY think sof
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Bear IN mind that ne sss,snsss
. profit of al least q per ssnt. -
30 days--~hiie vse have exsrx res.
ser TO believe tha, 4 will Be sssr
more
M, ask.r Par Aaa.s.sn 10 ssiss
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Get estimates from ua before hnf
inR your Hot Water Heating Plant
installed Geo ~ Brown Plumbing
60 -
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TRUE: BILL
IS FOUND

NORTH YAKIMA. oct spe
pfal w n presby. of 9oldendalo,
the republican nominee Tor state
senator from kllekitet county, Vas
Indicted late yesterday bt the graed
Jury. on the eharEe ot accepting
illegal and eNoghignt FEES from
hamesteaaera while acting pa
United States commissioner
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Ard then yes will net have TO
take cur ~ora Ger a.
Figure out this statement 81 sess
ard expense. with or without as
phsi,ine. ard compare the resulting
total expenditure with that o. anl
ether similar addition land the
prie. ,hsx are ssilin- lets teri, even
those twice az Ear evs 81 te~n ss 10
Mount Baker PARK Adelsien.
Than you will see where your
profits come In. ard Why we ssy
that this 10 most unusual oepor.
tvnity tina, we give yea N offering
yeu the chance TO become a part
o~nsr 81 Mount aaksr parh Add.
tor and partner IN the Hunter
Tract Improvement Company.
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Send csc 10 Knapp a West Hfchl
tects. lal Colman lildR fnt e book
of plans fof pretty homes
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City Nall Market

Sells iolu steak. ialse 10. round.
Zoe. pot reaHt. to &c. and ham,
Toe lh. b0a Third ave. NJ ai3A.
Ind 36as.
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Belong to You

Te vea net merely Of Part holder ~ tfs
a, ,o iots Of the whole property. 80
share ths entire 200 acres.
Dent quite zee hos thsi 10 going 10 bel
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steam baths. s5c. Oriental p"ihs !.
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A Bonus

seeona-When the tiupe comes
about peoembsr--so place Mt 6s-
Lsr psrk Addition on the market
for the sale 81 lots. and va notify
you that you may make your ssiee-
ton and say. u want this lot
you can apply the entire certificate
value Of $1,000 Tor as much a. you
have paid I'M on the payment 81
the lot or io,s you select.
Net emily that
In addition 20 your certificate
value, you will be entitled 20 a
bonus Of at least IS per cent. profit
tthts ne auaran,ee) or as much
rners as has been earned 81 that
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No Salaries--O Only
Commissions

The BY laws % the company pre-
hib, any officer drawing or being
paid any salary. neg. OF sxsr,
Tho entire bushes. % selling lots
and the actual marketing Of the
property will be done sns.rsIx 90
commission. Ard no commission
will be paid 20 anxens ssesp, for
such actual sale Of lots.
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The Where

The sceemp4asiaa gives sr dss ~ the sSsssn
% eur tract % 200 shsr Of Lake wsshnse
tire ssuthsriy end.
juss the neck ~ town hers the dis
tanes trsr Bay t. lake - shersss.
w,hia miles 81 P'enssr sassrs. the travelling
minutes sren the business sseea 81 the
city.
10 reached By lines ~ which. shs Rainier
heights w threush the prspsrsy ard carr yea te
~ the Uaion pspet ard within hseh Or
tive 81 ths steamship ssharta
Mt Baker Asdsiss 70 do~n ss.sa than
ether recently plsstsd addison-
easiest. ausessst ard nost eeessnssnt
places ge,na ts ossan<ss ard shoppfne
Anahsrs wilt be sss.p hsiis 10 climb snoute travel
behind tosthGR ~
IN this taNn.l
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What You Get

First--Ths riaht--'~hsa Nj. Be-.
her psek Addition has been plated.
laid cut ard inspreVed-to have the
first CHOICE In selecting the lot you
want from among the nine hundred
and odd in the addition. according
to the number Of your esrtifieats.-
No outsider will or can have the
chance 70 select or buy any lot. un-
der any circumstances or at any
price. until these $50 lots have been
taken BY holders Of these esrtifi-
Gates Of purchase.
Holders Of certificates come first
ALI other purchasers nnust wal, tili
later.
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VII

/ An 81
4 nier Inl
10 irnpr|
|grading|
|ihe mol
|from nd
|s In n
Re intro|
Might.
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ususty spending monsy.
Js.t sssnd ysu probably know 81 ether unless
yea inherit a.
sut We knew 81 sns,hsr-s plsn whereby ySS Get
her,s ard raensy ., the ttss
Rather unusual that shf
very from the ordinary rule. b., thsn-no
mere than Baker Park kddSn different irom ether
sddteaA
Before ssplaa Of nj, sateins plan TO lei
ysu little sbou, where and VIA, Nj Baker PARK Aadon
a.
First, thsnf
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Ballard
d
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|lesed ii
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HE
sAsrrhl|
days al
esr Id
he d
he nrl
leaks
sateh 4
battle |
IN Gus|
placed
that md
efstsv|
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Do It Yourself

Add then yeu will ne, have TO
take eur sora fer A.
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Plenty Of time Will be given for
you 10 make = careful and thorough
examination Of the whole property
before you need 10 choose the lot
x2u want.
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Before corning into our posses.
sion. these 200 acres had been held
by one individual for the past t..sn-
tx.fiXs x.sr., thus eliminating al
possibility Of old claims arising.
In addition 10 this, the title has
been pronounced psriset by Mr..
Harold Preston. one Of the most
prominent title attorneys in Seattle
and the State Of Washington.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-19
MOST BEAUTIFUL :. !:
IS TO:WE j AGAIN
Woman of Whose Beauty Matthew
.S *>> s. >-s Arnold SANG, Is e., b.@ .;:4 j.
a.. >>: " Bride-F;lect.. r." :, s.>:' -: -

Journal Special Service. 49,
Indianapolis, March u 19.-The: en-.
gagement has been announced here Of
Mrs. Josephine Mcdonald: r widow Of
United States Senator Joseph A., Nc
Donald, and C. B. Comes, president Of
the. Comes Garment Company, one. Of
the city's richest. men, The bride-elect
Mrs. Mcdonald was pronounced by
ington. the most beautiful woman in the
world. A Denver newspaper, published
her portrait and "a D nver bankers
wife. whose cook had pinned it on the
kitchen Wan, was. ass}fonished to hear
very good likeness.'' She asked him f
he had ever seen Mrs. Mcdonald, and
he replied: "She' was my wife.,'1g =
D. This proved to be the case; as Mrs.
Mcdonald had divorced him previous
to her marriage to the. Indiana senator.
Her divorce and the lawsuit following
Senator Mcdonald s death. by which
the Mcdonald children by previous
marriage sought to break the. will,
caused a great sensation. ( :$. 5e>,..s - =
Mrs. McDonald's beauty brought her
much homage in Washington from her
husbands political friends, but she was
never admitted, to intimacy by their
wives. The late Mrs. Thomas A. Hen
bricks, wife Of the vice president, never
called on her, either in Washington OF
in Indianapolis, altho. the two men were
the closest of friends 1!s poll t fb and
Mrs: Mcdonald is. still a beautiful
woman, her face unmarked by a wrin-
kle. with masses Of soft white hair
large dark eyes; full of sparkle and 4
queenly carriage. She is one Of tho
best dressed women in the city and
dons youthful styles with daring sue
cess IL .@.~.-2 a. =
Mr.. Comes became a widowers sir
months ago. His wife and Mrs. Nc
Donald had been lifelong friends.
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WITH II. FIVE DAUGHTERS Jl|. R J. J.
THEY ADOPT*ll MORE

Glasgow, KY, March 19.-W. w.
Enois and wife Of BARREN county, KY,
parents. of five children and foster par
ents Of eleven Others, passed thru here
today EN- route to Mineola, Fla. They
are travelling in two wagons.
Mrs Enois said that she proposed to
her husband to adopt a child and he
agreed. Then he proposed to adopt all
of the waits in BARREN county and she
consented. = ~s2' 10 r.
Mrs. Enois says all the children will be
made Christians. She says this is her
way of serving the Lord. -.
The children are all girls, none being
more than 10 years old. =: ?
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A. Club Musical. =

The Columbian Study club was en-.
tertained at a musical Saturday after
noon at the home OF. Mrs. F. B. Long on
Groveland avenue. The hostesses were
Mines. Long, H. A. Knight, H. B. Wal
dron, C. B. Austin, J. Branham and M.
J. Rodearmel. White tulips and hya-
cinths were used with masses Of vines
and ferns thru the rooms; The program
Clair Of ST.. Paul, Misses Rossen, Carl
son and Mrs. Hendryx. After the pro-
gram light refreshments were served to
the thirty guests. Mrs. Theodore, Me-
Laughlin presided at the coffee table.
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CLUBS AND CHARITIES
Club Calendar.

TUESDAY. ":'. -. .%..: 4. :. g..
Garrigues, 1921 Stevens avenue, 8 r. m.
Political Equality club, directors
university: Greek, club, Professor
Iabezs Brooks l706 Laurel. avenue,
Woman g Missionary society of Oil
yer Presbyterian church, Mrs: Shiek,
1910 Sixteenth avenue s, afternoon. =
:, College Women g club, directors
room Of the public library building, af-
st. Paul g guild, Mrs. A. R. Rogers,
923 Summit avenue, 2 pm. -
Woman IS Christian Temperance unions
Of the East Side, Mrs. I. E. Burgen
1925 Fifth street Sc,
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had a st. Patrick meeting Saturday at
Douglas avenue. The decorations were
in green and white, and refreshments
were served in the social hour that fol
lowed the brief business session. Mrs.
Luella Emmons and Mrs. J. B. Green
aided the hostess. .> , 80, -. 80, -
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D. A.. r. Gathering s. -,

- Colonial chapter, D. A. r., will have
business, literary and social gather
ing tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. E.
G. Garrigues, 1921 Stevens avenue. The
chapter has elected it's delegates to the
national congress in Washington in
April. Mrs. W. G. Johnson, the regent
will have Mrs. G. T. Thorn pson as hel
alternate, and Mrs. G.. E: Fisher was
chosen delegate, with Mrs. Dunwoody
as alternate. 49, - - -
Il. The Minnee1 nlis chapter, D: A. R.
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Professor Vincent to Lecture.

The Minneapolis Teachers club has
arranged for tWo lectures in the near
future by Professor George Vincent of
Chicago university and son of Bishop
Vincent of Chautauqua fame. Profes-
ogy in the University of Chicago. He
is an eloquent speaker and his subject
will be Of special interest.
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CLUB NOTES.

The annual meeting of the Woman,s Home
Missionary society of Westminster church will
be. held in the lecture room of the church
Wednesday at 3 pm. '<''@ rri >" a"F -
- The Home Missionary society Of Plymouth
Congregational church VIII meet Wednesday at
9 pm: with Mrs: Cavour s: Langdon, 14o5
Mrs. J. H. Hyde will speak at a meeting
Of the Woman's Christian Temperance unions of
the East Side with Mrs. I. e. Burgen, 1925
Fifth street Sc. tomorrow. 80.
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Dudley Chase Corps.

Dudley r. F.: en-, Chase eo w. 6 +: G: met last
Mrs. Seegan Of D. G. Ford corps of
Mazeppa, and Mrs. Letterley of Nor
gan corps, were guests. After the bust
ness session the memb ers of the post
were entertained. The Soldiers Home
Amusement club, which is formed, of
eight men over so years of age, with
Harry G: Collins as president, furnished
several musical numbers. Mines. Slate
and Crystal gavet.selec lions and two Of
During the week-.a group Of the, corps
members surprised Mrs. Cora Leary in
honor of her wedding anniversary. A
social was held at the home of Mrs. Ju-
liette Smith, 71S Fifth avenue s, which
netted a good sum to the thimble bee
fund.
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Satin skin powder doesn't show. perfume.
the skin. Flesh, white, pink, brunei. ~ :.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Mrs. J. Foster Atwood has. returned from
California. aa!-,- ..,,.r-> -. -. .
John F. Rea circle, Ladies of the G.. "A. r.,
will meet In McEroy hall tomorrow at,2 pm,
The Ladies' Aid society Of Lyndale Cengrega-
tfonal chlfrch will serteha- New: England supper
in the church parlors Wednesday evening. -,
Minneapolis people at New York hotels are
as follows: Holland Mrs: NE HalloweH =, Mrs,
E. g. Gale Observation-Disclosures, j. Mckinley;
Belmont, L-2F1nJenes. osa, z7adst2a ~
a Samantha tAllen Entertainment viii be given
tomorrow evening in Emmanuel Baptist church,
Twenty third street and Bloomington avenue.
The quilting bee and ethe Jonesyille. choir re.
hearsal will be reproduced and songs popular
fifty years ago wHlabee sung: zf:,"s,f - . ~.
= Mrs r.. Campbell of the *Groyeland apart
ments gave a very pleasant surprise party for
her husband Saturday: evening in honor of his
forty-fourth birthday, anniversary. Progressive
cinch was Played, and prizes were won; by
Misses A.: Slater. taVitstrom, Mrs. c.. Burr,
Messrs. Lum and aHeagen.. A dutch supper was
served under a canopy Of green. - $.r.~
Pupils Of Sophie. a: Rognas gave a. musical
Saturday afternoon at1her home, ON Third street
N. Light refreshments were served after the
program which given by Eleanor Dresser
Marguerite and William Persall, Bertha Sund
seth, Mabel johnson, Edith Tennyson, Arthur
sather, Ethel McGill ~, Myrtle Mellam, Hulds
Johnson, Maaa Fossette, Helen MeCohey, Mabe
Benson, oswald and Mabel Glorvie; Ethe
karnes and Nettte' @Rognas.sA '@ts 81 SoT*1'
]
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The College Womens club will have It's usual
meeting tomorrow afternoon in the directors
room Of the public library. building. Mrs. Ed
mund Brooks and Mrs. Norman Wylde will be
the hOstesses.
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nice King, Ethel Bowers, Ragna ssverd-
<Tup, Lanr All ohns0n, "A ma SWenson, An
ma :Jyoungberg, Clara Melinat, Bessie
SEWN burn; Bessie Ness, ss Agnes Hill,
Sarah GSchanfeld Belle Nf oolpy and
lis, M Allstey i AZ the evening the
class enjo g g theater party at : the
$Orpheu11,: as S5. n s$.
J., Mr.. and Mrs. Clemens Violet of, Du.
evening in honor Of Miss Ida Aiken 81
La Crosse; Wis, who came here to at
tend the grand opera. Covers were laid
for eight. After dinner Miss Aiken en-
tertained the company with a. number
of songs. The guests present were
Misses Eva Madden, Margaret Ogilvie;r
Ida Aiken;s Messrsv STANLEY Semple,
Earl ha"le 1l aAd . .Eraafs Don@leey; ley, H..
Mrs. James W. Parker, 3345 Fourth
avenue IS, entertained Saturday evening
in honor s'of Mr.. land Mrs. b. G. Hicks
of Chicago The decorations were sug-
gestive Of the day, and green was the
only color used. The hostess was as
sisted by Mrs. E. H. Long and Miss
Genevieve Linton. "
Mrs: Louis i 4. PrffaJ and Miss Esther
Thomas. gave a. St.. Patrick party Fri
in honor Of Jack Murphy of Richfeld.
The decorations were all in green. A
guessing contest was an amusing fea-
ture and the prize was won by Mr..
Murphy.
Mrs. E.. j. ManteH of 13 Eastman
avenue entertained forty guests So tur7
day evening in honor ofat6e athirty-seee;
ond anniversary of her. birthdays The
guests. included, a group of the mem
bers of The Royal. league, Of which Mrs:
Mantell was. a. member, and they
brought some veryahand spme gifts for
the hostess. Dancing and music were
the amusements and refreshments were
served. T,. 1i.+ =. - a.; 'H&-'sa -
,. Miss Elm NJ. Anderson and Charles
A. Berg were married Saturday eve
ming at the home of the BRIDE, 2740
Blaisdell avenue. Rev. G., i. Morrill,
read the service. -, -: '@..-,:~ i. .*>>'
Mr.>and Mrs. E: Dow gave a sham:
| rock party at their home, 1896 Polk
street NE, Saturday evening. Cards
and dancing were tile diversions. The
| rooms were" decorated in: ~green< and
I white. The Kelsey brothers furnished
the. music. Present sswereI aMessrs.: and
I Mines. Eastman A.. n Wallace D:
ton, J. Kehoe, Mrs, M. Mason Messrs:
+: g: Kelsey, NJ Kelsey; R.. Kelsey,
Misses Hettingg, Nord, Moerls, Cole,
Morgan. Krieg andDelcour. - -, -
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Sulzberger Of 1925
Ninth avenue s announce the engage
ment Of their daughter, Wayne s., to
Harry Heiman Of Morden, Manitoba. !
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Announcement has been made by MI
and Mrs. J. Thompson of the engage
ment Of their daughter, Grace Eliza
wedding is TO. take place in April. Z.
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i. The he senior girls Of the johnson School
Of Music. Oratory and Dramatic All
gave class. party Saturday at tie
school. The gymnasium was appropri-
ately decorated in the class colors, red
and white, with additional touches Of
green in honor Of the day. The guests
were received by the PRESIDENT Miss
Belle Woolpy. Various games were
played and prizes were won by Misses
Johnson, Sverdrup and Bowers. Light
refreshments were served. Among
those present were Misses Esther Han
son, Agnes Low, Hulda Bergstadi, Der:
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Mr.. and Mrs. s. Brown of Litchfeld,
Mimi, announce the engagement Of
their daughter, Dorcas D.. to Ernest Gs
Kast Of Minneapolis. The wedding
will take place in May. IT -, S
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Mr.. and Mrs. Philip B. Winston are
at Palm Beach, Fla, on their way. to
Cuba. Mr.. and Mrs: Winston will re.
fore they sail, early in May, for Eng
land. They will spend the summer and
fall on the continent, and while. they
are abroad they will be guests Of John
Gilfllan on an automobile trip. Mr.. Gil
fllan has recently purchased la,1new;
car which he will take to Europe. "a