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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-24

Joseph Sloan. candidate for the
democratic nomination Tor con.
srcss last fall. 10 mentioned as a
likely successor 10 Chairman Fol
som OF the democratic county com.
mitiee The election Of sue.
csssor 60 Folsom. who resigned
Will take place SATURDAY Folsom
IN going 10 Canada 20 Join his faith
er IN the timber business
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GERMANS ATTACK
NOW FROM SOUTH

PETROGRAD. May 2t--Repuls.
ed in their attempt TO reach
Prgemysl from the north. the Aus
tro-German forces are now smash.
lng at the fortress from the south.
An official statement admitted
that Gen. Won Mackenzen's right
wing had driven the Russian line
back - miles south OF Przemysl in
bloody engagement
With the arrival 81 reinforce.
ments. however. the Russians deliy.
cred counter attacks which resulted
In gaining the ground lost and the
capture Of several hundred prison
grH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-24
GIVE US TIE 0. 0.

Astoria cts officials are giving
ga the once over
Mayor johnson. the president ~
the council end four councilmen.
city Engineer Mclean and Police
Judge Anderson. are visiting IN Sc
attic Monday to set a few pointers
about street paving Mayor ON
gave en- the KEYS OF the town aud
told EN- 10 70 TO a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-24

Hhubarh, : lbs Toe, green peas ac 10
celery. b and 100. head lettuce. Be-. hot
house lettuce. punches Sc. cucumhers
FOR ihc green onions huucho. De-.
DRY onions. lbs Zoe young spinach. bc
ID u"W cabbage. S. ~ carrots and tur.
rips lbs roc glib brick goldfish zoe.
fresh Chinook salmon. HE "hc. hnlihut
Be- ih.t kipp"red salmon. % lbs 7tc. fresh
churned butter zoe TO-. strictl, fresh
Eggs dor. t5c, fuil cteam choose %,
III; peanut huttst. Zoe No Z cans milk
7bc. veal outlets i5c H.. pot roast i"'sc
10 round steak. tsc 10 lsmb chops
t4c 3D.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-24
PUBLICMARKETS


stan o.. its fine rhiir sranuiatsd
sussf Sic stalls ts-as fresh uastsustsst
mltA. g. o.. a. o. stAm 1915. TOO faa.
dti pickles Sc. Ice Jams o. sail s.
h@Fa cider, ibr kat apple butteF . TO-
iac san 20. tesi Jap rf. BE- ib a.
NJ shife beans csc. stau & biuin. aud
Ammonia BOTTLES tse stall 1903 al
paste goes 80 30 80 har. lsundrf soap
iAe stall D. Nee YORK sharp rhs~se
tpe TO stan g. fresh ranch enE. geo
d"f stall 1897. round st~sk SIC ih
hams ftc d. Biat a. rasusd beet g. h,
&c ~ stall % hatlhut ihs 1hr
e " shad eQc zach. chinook salmon loo
u stalls si.ss, best p~ana, butter 3 D, Do
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-24
THUS DO PART OLD
ACQUAINTANCES

Mics Ruby Kelly OF sif + Denny
Way muAi return the handsome
marten muff she has been wearing
for the last two years 90 The Dan
xlgrf Fur Co
This vas the verdict OF jury ia
Judge Giiliums court Monday
Miss Kelly got possession OF the
muif from . Mrs Thomas. a travel
ing SaiesWoman. who had many bar.
gains Ia womenA apparel 10 offer
The far company proved the mufi
had been stolen from their store
on Second ave several years aRo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-24
SHOWED HIM ROOM

After beating him up and rob.
bling him 81 SIS. burglar locked
~ y. Sitamayn. proprietor Of the
Northern Pacific hotel. 3Os Fifth
ave. AZ 8 20 this morning. in one
81 the rooms OF the lodging house
The burglar man abou, 50. Sas
looking for a room. he said sta.
mayo showed him one. Then 81
happened
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-24
BIDS SUBMITTED ON
new COUNTY HOME

Twenty four contractors submit.
ted bids Monday. for the conatruc.
tion 81 the new county Juvenile
home and court rooms. 20 be iocat.
ed nj broadway and Spruce ~
7. VI. Ryan q Son we're low They
offered 10 build the new structure
ia 100 days for s25.0si. exclusive
Of plumbing. lighting and heating
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-24

stall 7io No 50 sack patent nour
iisb whole Goldfish Sc NJ stan zoe
pkEs macaroni or spaghetti i5c 100
rolls toilet paper. zoe stalls an0. avs
Juicy lemons p don atr. sNoot oranges
2 dor Csc stall 19s hothouse tomatoes
2bc 10 large head lettuce. De- Stall ass
fresh WaR beans ibs iir. fresh
spinach Dc 10. stall "a. wholo shad 20,
esch shad TOO 2sc 49, stall l0s. Fun
cream cheess isc 10 peanut butter :
lh. 2ic stan o. sharp cream cheese
gec 10 fresh ranch eREa $50 dor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-24

stalls atas best blend flour. - ~
sack ihs pure sranulsted sugar. 6tr
stan ?. rorn"d beef kc 10 picked snare.
ribs l3'sc 10 pork steak lbs goes
back homes 2 lbs zoe. fresh hamhurgsr.
ior % stsil H. green peas zoe 20
strav berries. ioe hos. boxes 2tc. cauli.
flower 100 and isc head stall q hest
peanut butter lbs. Csc. fuli cream brick
cheese. ih. i5o strictly fresh Eggs
dor CSC Stall 1910 sooscherriss Be- a.
n"v potatoes. Be- H.. Large lemons Zoe
dor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-24
NE FOUGHT SIOUX

Mai John NJ. Burke OF the Sells.
F1oto Buffalo Bill shows who is
stopping AZ the New Richmond. was
one OF the white men who helped
the warning Sioux draw up a peace
treaty in 1890
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-24
new BIDS ASKED

Deciding to cut out a half.mils
OF the NJ p. White road. between
Medina and Bellevue. near CLYDE.
the county commissioners have re-
iected all bids on that road and
have asked for new ones. BY max
ing the change in plans the COM
mission hopes TO eliminate heavy
grade near Clyde.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-24
TAUBE VISITS PARIS

PARIS. May ga German aero
plane flew over the northern sub
urhs of Paris today and dropped
several bombs. Slight property
damage was done. but no one is re-
ported to have been hurt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-24

stall io'. fresh peanut butter. istsc 10
fffsh butter. IS lh all coo coffee 1aa
10 large cans milk o. sfaii TO- goose
berries Be- ID. large heads lettuce 81
h'raWberrlss 100 boz stall % strong
ssisr plants. 1tc dos stall. T. g.
link sausage. Toe ~ stalls 1855. comb
honey. 100 comb. fancy dates pkKs isr.
stan ,. hslibut. lbs lee fresh -had
lse each she'd roe. use 10. Vancauv -
herring he 2tr stall az. snau German
diils. Dc dor sauerkraut Toe at
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ACREAGE


In s. CO. an ur 90 acre tracts More con
Rsntsnt Co. seattle than nuf Other iaFss
tract now on the market NtfauEs tH
spertlun ~ 'ArttcAHr IANuH Salts
~ yourself as 90 tho excellent quaiits
Of THE soil MANY tracts already sold
aud nov bsinA improved We are cell
iuk - very low pfirus end un easf
terms Wr also have several utts
tracts with houses ready fof occupancy
for complete Information sse
WEST WHEELER
sos Coiman uinsk Main tstI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-24
S. (. co. TO ADD BUS

The Seattle Electric Co is plan.
ming 10 open an auto bus line be
tween Auburn and Buckley. June /
n IL pays. it is announced. other
lines will be operated AZ feeders TO
iutcrurban lines already estab.
lishcd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-24

LIVE on THIS

And ~ort IN seattle a dandy acre
tauch, mostly bottom soil. close 60 aa
tion un Everett tntsfuftsn. new faau
house new barn aud chicken houses
some tl.afthE IT, Huod buy at
ttatQ on Nery Eaad tsfus
sruHoEpEH as Liberty nlds
run HAt.E NJ eaaatf - 400 in bsif
acre tract and room huukalos
blocks north - cltY. tiN water All
garden land no stuinps Also $500
worth - furniture tn huuse VIII sat
rtftcs al or tsfs can a. seot ttnb
ave "
10 ACRES Only $500
Ctaf loant. Win spring quaftsf niis fa
salt water aud handy to school and
usishbprs stand view fine fpr tsrftss
Or chickens Terms 90 rash. so
nonthiY
+ ] MARSH a co. 1909 81 AVE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-24
WOMEN IN MATCH PLAY

Tacoma and Seattle women will
play the fifth OF a series OF six golf
games at the Seattle Golf club Fri
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-24
REAL ESTATE
BALLARD SNAP

1850. t.tnan modern house saffh
itoa VIII ssu this place fpf 81 geo
murtsas~ ou this place i4to. 81 pvf
cent . yrais 10 utn AL asSrssr~nts
paid Ia nii rented nos far 80 PEI
month Ftf.t tams fifst served
rOt M nHOnENu
f8eo Vernon riars Phone naiiaff ti1
ron HALE ~ ovhsf mndsfn. up- Co hats
room house sleeping porch. naH
floor. RAN sis~d basement and furnace
near university tnqulfu 1910 ltth A
NaWh tGss
Fuisu sextge. foot lots tiss rarh ou~
block 20 car line tip eater Boz ard
paid ssss terms aes Amsrissn Hama
nida Elliott ssff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-24

For sale price 1850. terms Us cs-h
80 monthly. house chicken
house barn. good vslt with
pump. land parity cleared fruit
trsss tsrri~. toKanbsrries.
etc ~ you want more land ~
ran sell you from , 70 20 acres
adjoining idsai place Tor dstft.
inE chickens hogs creamery
and school iiose rs. come over
70 Burke a FsrraFs office IN
Kirkland Take Madison car and
county ferry direct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-24
HOMESTEADS

NAVE so MONEY for bis I'd buf Uh.
fortunate Circumstance. foffs ns 10 cell
f.iinguishm~nt on ise acres / consider
&c suad land lie. aaido1fs IL close
70 tO~H fpads scaa str place rau
- sssti1 seen VIII sacrifice fpf tste
fsr -hots Zee ssf~s Addtss. 10 So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-24
VITAL STATISTICS
Marriage Licenses

Marriage License.
Leshi A. Amc. e. Rockingham. and
Alice r swanson. ~. rockingham
Arthur =. KYLE. a. Seattle. and Matte
Kelly 80 sesiti.
Louis T.. strickland. - Port Gamble.
and Gertrude n. PoNles. Is seattle
Alexander y Macdonald Vancouver.
"a g.. and MARI stewart. Vancouver a e..
oscar A, Ran. g. Seattle, and Mary Il.
East e. pr,n MaWr
Thomas Graham. 80. Seattle and Alice
Griffith go Seattle
ponnan n smith. seattle. ana Niber-
time Larson. seattle
christ MYhre. a. seattle. aud Anna
Edwards. 90. seattle
charles ". Ms,r Seattle. and Annette
Hardin. Seattle.
Blrth~
Mrs and Mr.. Carl I.cede. iis7 ssth
ave, daughter
Mrs aud Mr. Andrew l. Void. -
aath ave X son
Mrs and Mr \. c. Trait siiT First
Mrs and Mr. ~ J, DUFFY. Bambcrg
Apartments son
Mrs and NJ. u. e. Beck siS 10th ave.
y SON.
Mrs and Nj pomcnlco pi carlo sisi
lTth ave. = son.
Mrs and Air Joseph ..ne. Iais wait
Mrs and Nj. e.. Gilbert 2o1s BOYER
ave son
Mrs and Nj. W. A Schultz. 1897 King
fl son
Nh. and NJ charlie. Arensburs. 1875
Burke ave daughter
Deaths
Rartop u brown. si Providence hos
Ultal. Ma, 20
y j. svpdseth. 20 CmaIel. swedish
hospital, MAY IA
Mary pouEhtertN o. Providence
hospital Nav ges
Eva s. Io,eiace. 20. Swedish hospital.
NAV 20
Gcorgc W ELS 49, zoos sixth ave y
g. MAJ lt
Divorces Asked
luiu Male Schcrr vs. Geo Srheer. de.
scrtton. Mobile Rloth Vs Harry nloth. de-
srttIou
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FARM LANDS

uoOp LAND NEAH lon
MEANS sFrEEFH
tets - ~ark available nnn nsar naF isnas
iu ihs ~ hsrnpn dtsifief puf ssii}~fs
sss 81 wpfkirs Uniy utUs nansS
needed ~ &C. started pifh us oar
plan means tnaspsHasHfs faF 300 90
srrss nssf wufk that me - fet
Circulars 'rse
II G. rrrEHs ,st Thira Ats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-24
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
MADAM DINA


MADAM pfNLA
EGYPTIAN PHRENOLOG'ST
Most gifted claiNasant In me world re-
/ readings have ssont.hsi ~. most en-
! ltshtensd aud sAspucsi people in
/ Europs and America Descendant ~
| royal family % Egyptians Nsads sn-
| tire Itfs lust as indicated pas, present.
| future can 10 consulted on all affairs
| 80 life love business. divorce mintnk
| speculation. I'll tell you ~hat difsra
| ten - follow ON the rusd 60 success
far to weeks. fuii lfs tsadins or
ttoe No one tuftad asay iu trouble
| money or no money 10 ~ Sc
IN. fenm a. Elliott itatsl corner Tir.t
| suf Pike TO . . N residence. ieee
netlssue, corner rtus
CoNE receive The tue iishtsa Nay -
saut soul In time o. trouble and mis-
/ fortune ~ the natef medium. usrthp
Ssl.aa stsriins Hotel iss rhlfd
circle tonight consultation. dais
lciu'Rcu or SPIRITUAL rRtrii 70
| those TUNED away SUNDAY .vsuins
hFtns YOUR flower. auf sysnins this
ws~k fur your messages hsfthA Sci
spn t,ig rhlfd ave
/ Edrrfi.N Madam. Ais,sadra. paipisi
and riairvoYant sits .rseiai o. 90 read
tns ter nee Located sps Pine staund
fipor
MADAM aASEfTE - RsadsT human
destiny pairnist Oriental card reader
Room i,et rhlrd 49,
MADAM FRANK r CisiryoYant csrd
reader paimist sac zts's taian, Nsr-
uen Hotel. room
MADAM MASErrr Reader humsn Dc.
tiaf. paint.t Oriental card reader
Roem > i,es THIRD
lcLNthVoYANr REkpER esfd. 400
paini.iry. rsliabi. sastes si' rnissr-
sitF near seventh
MADAM FRYE MepitM cisifveysnt
easd r-s'sF Room IS. Hncluslui.
Hot.i sts rtk.
ENFENr FoRrtNE rELLEn suite :
roFk Hotel corner fiFst and i+ins
MADAM AY-cisiryogsnt ard r.sasf
esl,el., ~ yit,s len -,i,.-~-
- FOR RENT. Furnished.
lFrRSfsiiEp rsam tusa.rn house IN.
tlovk unis-f.ity ise 90 can 81 spteI
i'h ~ or pheos Settn itss
Ws "a .sss res money 90 Year fatsituf.
sst-s.n Tacoma ard seattle
so GRATING
AUTO DELIVERY co.
Anything Delivered Ahy-hsfs
rlnou 80 fis PA.
) uooM ArANrMsNr la. renovated
hansais-. almost n.- fafhitur. tsff
suiss aisa ;rovn apartment IS
-.eaaa "
III 40 .HooM f4rus.a.f snf unfaF
nI.hsd Apartments al modern Niuff
Sss.sSss,s - = ~. -. :, y
IS For Rent UNFINISHED
/ CTEsS aHfaFai.ssA -Faasn es,isws iSis|
gsscs : 20 80 e sess: Ssg,e ,.,,,
UNFINISHED APIS.
nOraEkEErfSu ROOMS nsai.ysfs
q. y. docs. u PEI meath. rhoa. Eii
70 HOTELS
rHn VfHsINUs HOTEL
vfrsini. ~ ard Etshta Az.
Tee say care VIA wesiiass ave isi r-ea'
srn. elegantly Furnished ro7rns ~i,A
the beet In eissnlinsss comfort sst
eoartssy fer me i-ss, monsy Transient
Zee TO o.. ~s-siJ. bss to - kitehsa
/ pristissss
THE ssSEN-:sss Eishts. near west
lake ave N-v cissn Furnished stssr-
| heated b~draorns tfor rnsni. frss baths
srf paens Trsn.isn' ise. -sssiy tiie
ttarrinsisn isIis s.rana q r..s %
HOTEL. nt'R~sipE
Ss- rusnss-m-ns Thoroughly renovated
sns painted M, sHd cold ustsr free
baths hsussk-sptns $50 tfaa.issf
isats Fifsi ave. egBosiis Cefnss
Nara.f
81 FURNISHES ROOMS
I&i7 FfRsT svR
'1 PEI -..s "a. up
rs HOUS EkEEPING RMS.
TWO MODERN Housekeeping ICONS ME.
" furnished. fsao Per month. Fhan-
North tfts
20 BOARDERS WANTED.
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steamer viii leave Seattle every
sunday AZ 300 n m. Tor Port Town
send direct.
STEAMER Kulshan will call n, Port
Townsend nnrthbound, Saturdays
only leaving Seattle at 10 y m.
point. marked - are boat isnttnr
Parasngers for these point. and 10,
other boat landing points must mak.
their own arrangements for landip,
and assume all risk and liability Ia
making such landing Steamer. ma.
s.nEer rate docs not include boat
landing chnrges
Baggage liability ~ iimitsd N
wearing apparel not 10 exceed ttoo
Tor whole ticket 100 pounds aItow.a
free
steamers and schedules subject To
change without notice Freight p.
ceivcd daily for all points fexcept
ing Tacomsl named In above sched
uie
Tickets must he purchased ut ttck.,
office open from Gao a m. TO IL 90
midnight
PUGET sou M NAvIGATION co.
Ticket office. CoIman Dock.
Phone, Main apaa
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stein Will take place on December ! az
the Ritz-Carlton.
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Atkinson Of Brooklyn will be her sisters
only attendant.
Lieut.. Loughry 10 stationed at Fort
Tottcn.
In All Saints Church on Saturday
morning. November %. Miss May
Beatrice Carroll. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Carroll. will he married to
Francis X. Reid. The ceremony will be
at IL 80 o'clock and will be followed By
a breakfast at the home Of the brides
parents, IS East 129th street.
Only relatives and a few intimate
friends will witness the marriage OF Miss
Adele DE Witt Clinton and George Lam
sing harrington. which will take place
on December 1 at the home OF her par
en,s. Or. and Mrs. Charles Alexander
Clinton. 5 East 12sth street. Many In
~vitations have been issued for the re-
ception which follows the ceremony.
Miss Maybelle Davis, daughter Of
David Davis of II Fast Sevsnty-ninth
street, and Arthur Marx, whose engage
ment was recently announced. will be
married on December 20. A reception
will be given to-day for Miss Davis by
her aunt. Mrs. Max Danziger.
The wedding OF Miss Ruth Taussig.
daughter Of Mrs. Emil Taussig of III
West End avenue, to julius Il. Lichten-
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Francis Burial HOFFMAN. Mrs. Henry
Waters Taft. Mrs. John G.. Agar. Mrs.
Andrew Dougherty. Mrs. William +.
Sheehan, Mrs. Edward II. Hawke. Jr..
Mrs. James Il. Clews. Mrs. Eugene A.
Philbin, Mrs. Ernest Isclin and Miss
Leary.
Mrs. Waldo Richards began a series
of informal poetry readings on Friday
Mt IA East Fortieth street. They will
he continued Friday mornings. No
vember ~, December 3 and 10. the
readings including poetry and prose
fHpm present day writer's. Mrs.
Char.ee B. Alexander. Mrs. Francis
Mcneil Bacon. Mrs. John Henry Ham
mond. Mrs. Walter q. Iadd, Mrs.
william Church Osborn. Mrs. Elliott
+. shepard, Mrs. William Jay Schief-
felA. Mrs. James Speyer and Mrs.
Herbert Satterlee arc among the sub
scribers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernesto G.. Fabbri.
who have passed the summer IN Bar
Harbor. will return to 10 East sixty
fourth street early next month. when
their daughter. Miss Teresa Fabbri
will he introduced to society. Mr..
and Mrs. Car, A. de GersdorN have re-
turned from the Virginia Hot Springs
to 80 East Sixty-fourth street. They
will not introduce this winter their
| second daughter, Miss Alma de Gers
dorff. Mr.. and Mrs. Karrick Riggs
and Mss Pauline Riggs are at the
Gotham for the winter and MIR. and
Mrs. I. Townsend Burden have re-
turned from Greenwich. Conn. and
are at 81 East Seventv-eighth street
for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Blodgett OF
Grand Rapids, Mich. have taken for
the winter the Philip R~hinelander
| house in Fast Fifty-ffth street. Mrs.
i;lpdgett Is a sister OF Arthur j. Cum
mock. Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson and
her daughter. Miss Irene Gibson, have
returned TO l2I East S~eventy-third
street. after passing part OF the
| autumn in virginia. Mrs. Gibson will
| give a dinner for her daughter on the
night Of the first Junior Assembly. a.
which Will also ne included her niece
Miss Nancy Perkins of Richmond
Va. MIR. and Mrs. J. Francis Clarl
have left Newport and are AT 4 East
| Eighty-iirst street for the winter
Mrs. Clark's sister. Miss Dorothy
Bigeluw. who has been in England foi
the past three years. will arrive here
next month TO visit her. Nj. and
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Fund there vii! be an exhibition and
sale OF French dolls and toys in the
old knickcrbocker Club. 3l9 Fifth
avenue, on Tuesday afternoon for the
benefit Of the war relief fund. The
sale will be under the patronage Of
Nine. Jusserand. wife of the French
Ambassador, and Nine. Bakhmetcff,
wife Of the Russian Ambassador, and
Joseph II, Choate.
Among the members of the execu-
tive committee are Mrs. August Bel
mont Mrs. William Astor Chanler,
Mrs. Benjamin Guinness, Mrs. New
bold Leroy Edgar, Mrs. William De-
lano. Mrs. J. Alexander Leishman,
Nine. Charles de Verrier, Miss Jane
Wallach. Robert Chanler, w. Forbes
Morgan. Lloyd Warren. Henry s.
Thompson. Francis Roche, Gouverneur
Morris. Frederic r. Coudert, Bron-
son Winthrop and Charles ID. Wet
more.
The cast In being chosen for the mu-
steal comedy "Thalia," to he given by
amateurs Of society in the ballroom
Of the Ritz-Carlton on December 10
and II for the benefit of the Gros-
venor Neighborhood House. Mrs. $.
Human Bird. who il one Of tho most
accomplished amateurs in society, will
have tho title role, and others in the
cast will include Mrs. William =. Phil
lips. who was Miss Star Paris, and .he
Misses Caramai Carroll. Gcnevieve
Sanford, Margaret T.. Trevor, Joseph
inc Wells. Caryl IIackstaff. Dorothy
Anderton and Betty Carson.
Miss Grace Hollingsworth and Miss
Grace Henry ere the authors of the
comedy, and on the committee in
charge Of the production arc the
Misses Margaret Overton, Louise
Dixon. Catherine Colt. Helen Morgan
Hamilton. Gladys Fries and Eugenia
Fuller.
Women of society who are interested
in the National Organization Of Cath,
Ollie Women are arranging II fetc callcc
"A Grand American National Pageant
tn be given at the Waldorf-Astoria or
| December IA for the benefit Of that or.
ganization. It will be n patriotic spec.
tacle and n large number of dciu,
tantes will take part in the entertain.
ment.
The patronesses will Include Mrs
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GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.

7 n the Church OF the Incarnation to-
morrow afternoon Miss Dorothy
Carter Sanders, daughter Of the
late Louis Sanders of this city. will be
married to Kendall Banning. The we'd
ding will be a very small one and the
ceremony Will he performed At 4 o'clock
hy the rector. the Rev. Howard Chanler
Robbins. There will be no reception.
Miss Sanders will have only one attend
ant, her small niece. Miss Anne Nicholas
Wootton, daughter OF Dr. and Mrs. Her
bert Wright Wooten. who will be the
flower girl.
Fritz Won Bricsen will be the best
man. There will be no ushers.
Miss Alma Frances Churchill. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Roswell
churchill OF 73O Riverside Drive, will he
married to Thomas Roberts. Jr,. on
Thursday in the Hotel ST. Regis. The
ceremony will be performed by the Rev
Robert -, Clark. II will he fottowed by
a reception. Miss Churchill will he al.
tended by her sister, Mrs. William JohI
Cherry. as matron OF honor and Miss
Hazel B, Masterson and Miss Mary T.
+, Wright as maids OF honor.
William John Cherry will attend Mr.
Roberts as best man and the ushers will
be DR.. Harold NJ. Herring, Graham Ar.
mold, Zicgfeld Chlupsa and Carroll
Brewster.
Mrs. Anthony Barrett OF 100 River.
side Drive has sent out invitations foi
the marriage Of her daughter. Mis-
Madeleine NJ. Barrett. 10 Lieut.. Howard
kcudcll L.oughry. L. s. A. The wedding
will take place nj tho Hotel Plaza or
Friday afternoon, November 26, and III,
| ccrcmony will he performed by Inc Rev
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=, Martin. Mrs. Louis Ralston. Mrs.
Claude ". Rivera, Mrs. Joseph s. Wood
and Miss Katharine Lurch, vice-prcsi-
dents Mrs. Victor frederickson, record
ing secretary Mrs. Lou. l.. Manlcy,
corresponding secretary, and Miss Ella
Louise Henderson. treasurer. The di-
rcctors are Mrs. ]. :. Carvalho. Mrs
Walter G. Crump. Mrs. Oliver c. Field.
Mrs. W. Otis Fredenburg. Mrs. Arthur
Elliott Fish. Mrs. Wilbe1t Garrison,
Me. Benjamin +. Gording, Mrs. James
r.. Kelly. Mrs. John r. Latin. Mrs.
Thomas J. Moran. Mrs. l.. A. O'Brian,
Mrs. John III. Parker. Mrs. Harry
~liaphael. Mrs. George +. Rupert. Mrs.
carl A. Sp.lker. Nine. Aida 7. Tagliavia.
Mrs Dudley Van Holland. Mrs, Cyrus
'. Washhurn, Mrs. Richard +. Wat
kins and Mrs. T.. II. Wilmar.
Christmas trees filed with presents for
the members and guests will be one Of
the many UNIQUE features OF the Yuletide
luncheon of the New York Theatre Club.
Mrs. Belle de Rivera, founder and presi-
dent. on Tuesday. December 81. IN the
grand ballroom Of tho Aston Hotel. A
play appropriate to the season and acted
by professionals will be given. Many
distinguished persons will be among the
guests of honor.
The children's Theatre Is the sub
1ect OF the day for the social meeting on
Tuesday.
The club matinee will he held on
Thursday instead OF November "a on
account OF the THANKSGIVING holiday.
The play chosen Is The Eternal MaCda-
lene.' with Julia Arthur.
Dancing Will he one % the many rea-
lures At the Little Mothers Razaar To
be held al TN" Waldorf Astoria ON IN.
afternoon and evening OF December 4
room will be set aside for the dancing.
which will be in charge OF .irs. Walter
Pulitzer, There will also be Some
cabaret features in which many Broad
way stars who have volunteered their
services will take part. Mrs. Bond stow
VIII have charge Of the Christmas booth,