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Indiana daily times., 1921-05-16
TWOHELDFOR
ROBBING MEN
IN AUTO RIDE
Brothers Accused of One Sue
cessful HOld-up and of
Attempting Another.

A series Of hold-ups in various parts Of
the city last night are being investigated
by detectives today. Two, however, have
been solved, the police say. with the ar
rest Of William Roberts, 90 522 North
Alabama street, said to be an ex-con-
vict, and his brother, Walter Roberts, 25,
525 North Alabama street.
These two men are alleged to have held
up and robbed Frank Heffiin and Cleave
Riley OF Elwood. Hef1in and Riley said
the Roberts brothers went with them to
get whisky, after which they toak-~s/ ride
in Riley's automobile. One Of the Rob
erts drew a revolver and relieved Riley
Of $500 and took $50 and a ruby ring
from Heffiin. according to the story told
the police.
Later in the night these two men are
alleged to have attempted to hold up
and rob Charles W. Richardson, night
manager of the Yellow Taxi Company,
after giving him fake call to Highland
avenue and st. Clair street. The brothers
attempted to stop him, but he drove past
them, He then notified the police and
Motor Policemen Reilly and Mu1lin went
to the scene and arrested the Roberts
brothers. They had hidden the revolver,
Il is claimed, but the police say they
dropped Heflins ring in the automo-
bile on the way to police headquarters
They are held under a $4,000 bond.
MONEY MIXED WITH
SAND FOUND IN CAP.
While walking home from a show Miss
Jefie Dagger, 81, 1910 Silver avenue, was
attacked by a man who said he was q
detective She was in company with
Walter Drool, II. 1918 Silver avenue. At
Kentucky avenue and White River a
man appeared and told the boy to walk
ahead. As soon as the boy left the man
grabbed Miss Dagger and choked her
He took a gold lOcket and a ruby ring
from her and knocked her down and
kicked her.
When the police searched Frank Kur-
rasch, 2615 Jackson street, at police
headquarters they found 500 mixed with
sand hidden IN his cap. He, In COM
pany with his brother, Harry Kurrasch,
2l35 Fountain street, are held on charges
Of vagrancy. They said they were held
up at Warman avenue and Ida street,
and that John Vanderman, 2717 Jack
son street, was with them and that the
holdup was committed by man whom
they all knew.
The police say they learned that the
men were shooting craps near Eagle
Creek and they doubt Kurrasch's story.
Burglars looted the Frank Parr gro
cery, 524 West New York street, carry
ing away a supply of merchandise and a
watch valued at SIS
Mrs Ella DUNCAN, 3OO2 Washington
boulevard. was robbed Of a purse con-
tanning SIS yesterday. She was visiting
st. Vincent's Hospital and laid her
purse on a chair. It disappeared.
George Lacayo, 131 North East street
told the police a thief entered his room
yesterday and stole SSS
Frank Arbuckle, 1918 West Morris
street, reported his home entered and
ransacked. He said SIS was taken by the
burglar.
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SULPHUR CLEARS
ROUGH, RED SKIN
F>scc. Neck and Arms Easily Made
smooth. Says Specialist

Any breaking out OF the skin. even
fiery. itching eczema. can be- quickly
overcome by applying a little Men.
tho-sulphur. declared a noted skin
specialist Because OF its germ do
stroying properties. this sulphur
preparation begins at once 10 soothe
irriiatcd skin and heal crtiptions
such MS rash. pimples and ringworm.
IL seldom falls TO remove the tor.
mont and Disagreement, and you do
not have TO walt for relief from en-.
barrassmcnt Improvement quickly
shows. Sufferers from skin trouble
should obtain a small jar OF Mentho.
Sulphur from any good druggist and
use II like cold crcam.--Advertise
mcnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-05
Symphony Pop
Concert Pleases

Last evening the Seattle Sym
phony orchestra gave their seventh
popular concert at the Metropolitan
theatre. Every effort IL being made
20 have these concerts well patron
ized. and for those who have OBJ
jected 10 the long trip TO Aeany
hall. the iasts.of the series OF popu'
lar concerts have been transferred
from the university TO the Metro
poiiian-
For the opening number last
evening the orchestra gave Turkish
March from 1.-THE Ruins Of Athens."
by Beethoven. followed by Men
deiAaohn's overture. "Fingaln
Cave" Tho merit. Norwegian melody.
THE Herd. Maiden" BY Bull. for
string orchestra Is q very lovely
composition. and was 80 well re
ccived that II was repeated as was
Spring Scrcnade.- by Lacombe.
which came next. Aa&sscnets suite.
"Alaaclan Scenes" consists OF four
movements. Sunday Morning"
"At the Tavern" Under the Lin
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den Trees" and SUNDAY Evening"
In the third movement. Mr.. Kirck
ner. viOlonceIlo. and Mr.. Oeoonane
cos, clarinet, were the Aololsta. 20
won such applause that the NOV Z
ment was played the second time
The closing number was PolonahQ|
no. 2. by List.
Graham Morgan. Welsh teno&
wan the soloist. For his first nuno'
Der he gave Aria. who caIlsi@
from goena. THE Dream of Ed
dymion." by Coieridge Taylor. Wit
orchestraton by Mr.. Morgan. 10
group Of songs with pianoforte irs
Guided "A Welsh song. 'Paradwys &
Bardd." Aubadc. ''Vainement. md
en-aimee." and "a Dream vaien>
tine" by John spargur. ar. Mon
gan was greeted with prolonged
applique and responded with twsI
enoorca. Anna Grant Dali was th@
accom- paniat.
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ADDITIONAL. CLUBS
DEPARTMENTS Of tho Wcman's
Century Club


Art department. Monday. Feb.
raary 7. .. m. with Mrs. II. V.
Luithicn. sz2 w. Comstock St Tn.
program win be "'Childc Hasnan. e
by Mrs. y. II. Paimerton: willard
Metcaif." by Mrs. A. I. Nofsinger:
current events. by tho department.
French department. Monday. the
Hotel Washington. 1910 TO 2.3o.
Parliamentary procedure depart.
men. Tuesday. February 2. Y. W.
c. A.. y. m. Dutton room.
Spanish department. Wednesday.
February .. " w. C. A.. 1910.
Literature and travel department,
will meet at Y. W. c. A.. Friday.
February IL. at II n m. Mrs.
James A. Kerr and Miss Cynthia
Adams will present the program.
Household administration depart.
ment viii meet wednesday. Febru.
ary .. with Mrs. Henry fandcs.
s5Ii 18th ave. ~. r Luncheon Mt
i23O, 'IIousewifory." by Patterson.
review. by Mrs. c. A. wintermutc.
Tho daughters auxiliary OF the
Woman's Century club win be enter.
talned by the godmothers at the
home OF Mrs. J. NJ. shaw. 1895
I'D ave. NJ Saturday. February IL.
from 2 to 4. An interesting pro-
gram il being prepared. to be follow.
ed by an Informal tea Tho rcgu.
lar meeting OF the Woman's Cen.
fury club will be held Friday. Feb
ruary II. at Y. w. c. a. club rooms.
2 .. m. The program IL In charge
OF the French department. Mrs.
j. M. Rich. chairman. A French
play viii be presented entitled.
CONNIE on fait son M on sc
couche." Gas You Make Your Bed
SO Must You Lie in IT, An invi.
tation Is extended to all friends inter.
estcd In French.
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STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause Take
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what Thousands Of stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead q
taking TONES, Or trying to patch up a
poor digestion, they are attacking the
rel cause Of the acknowledged
1vcr and disordered bowels.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse
De liver in a soothing. healing way.
When the liver and bowels are per-
forming their natural functions. away
goes indigestion and stomach troubles.
Have you a bad taste. coated
tnngue, poor appetite, lazy. don't
ere feeling. no ambition or energy.
trouble with undigested foods? Take
Dive Tablets, the substitute for calomel.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed with
Sive oil. You win know them by their
Hive color. They do the work without
p1ping. cramps or pain
Take one or two at bedtime for quick
riis1 Eat what you like. 15c and SOC
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]. D.. Farrell. Mrs. Carr r. Gould.
Mrs. omar Humphrey. Mrs r. j.
Huston. Mrs. II. w. Hildreth. Mrs
Andrew NJ. Gillespie. Mrs. W. 1. Illus
sey. Mrs. Francis Guy frink. Mrs. T.
I. Garrett. Mra Perry H. Truax.
Mrs Joshua Green. Mrs. Robert
Greer. Mrs. I. c. Henry. Mrs. Ma.
than Eckstcin. Mrs. John H. iicw.
EFT. Mrs Paul NJ Henry. MIR.
Charles H. Frye. Mrs. J. y. Mcpher-
son. Mrs II. n. Sirnpkins. Mrs A. X.
Frsken. Mrs. X II. MoAfiehael. Mrs.
John Erikson. Mrs George w. Boolc,
Mrs. J. Tate Mason. Mira Y. Morgcn.
stern. Mira stanley Grifriths. Mrs.
w. III. White. Mrs. Edgar l.. Web
stcr. Mrs. william %. Perkins
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PGtronesses for
S1lznphonu Concert

AZ the popular concert 10 be given
1br TIE benefit Of the Seattle Sym
phomy orchestra. at the Hippodrome.
"a Tuesday evening. February is.
~ following ladies win act as
patronesseE
Ma A Fl. Anderson. Mrs. Edgar
Amas. Mrs. M. Y. Backus. Mrs. NJ. A.
Arnold. Mn. Alfred Battle. Mrs. A.
B. Taylor. Mrs. Trafford Huteson.
1(rs. Ralph schoenfeld. Mrs. Frcder-
lex Bausman. Mira b C. Beck. Mrs.
J. H Blocdcl. Mr.. C. Il. Biethen.
MIA lie Roy NJ Backus. Mrs. NJ. 8.
Bornstein. Mra Thomas Bordeaux.
Mr.. w. W. Beck. Mrs. Henry Ian
-. Mrs Clara NJ. Hartie. Mrs John
Collins. Mr.. A. 8. Downey. Mrs. J.
~. Eddy. Mrs. Robert s. Wilson.
Mr.. r. Vim. Crosby, Mrs. Daniel
KeIleher. Mrs. Cecil II. Bacon. Mrs
Lawrence Boeie. Mrs c. T.. Farms
worth. Mrs. Ivan I. Parry. Mrs. J. d.
Butler. Mrs r. N. Dudley. Mrs III. p.
Earring. Mrs. o. +. Lamson, Mrs
A r. McEwan-
MIA Maurice McAfickcn. Mrs.
Wtnlock Miller. Mrs. Bruce r. Nor.
gan. Mrs. George T. Myers. Mrs. ID.
A. Nicholson. Mrs. IL r. ostrander.
1frs- Lewis b. Peoples, Mrs. Richard
w. Perry. Mrs. Harry w. Treat. Mrs.
Claud NJ. Seeiey. Mrs. c. w. Sharp
1es. Mrs. w. A. Peters. Mrs. Julius c.
Lang. Mrs. A. o. Loe, Mrs. ]. I.
Durand. Mrs. A. w. Leonard, Mrs. ID.
w. Moss, Mrs. @. r. NJ. Pratt. Mrs.
John NJ spargur. Mrs. J. r. Douglas.
Mrs.. ID. r. Skinner. Mrs. David Whit
comb. Mrs. Park w. Willis. Mrs.
Frank waterhouse. Mrs. r. A. stu.
art, Mrs. +. Il. Paimerton. Mrs. Leo
Schwabacher. Mrs. James IT, Calvert.
Mrs l.. Il. Stedman. Mrs. Fred s.
Stimson. Mrs. II. r. Sharpless. Mrs.
James A. Wood. Mrs. w. l.. Eaton,
Ma. Louis l. Mendel. Mrs. r. A.
GAilinger. Mr. william sherman
Walker. Mrs. James III. de veuve.
Mrs. Alexander Baillie. Mrs. Josiah
Collins. Mrs. T.. r. Blaine. Mrs. c. c.
Ramsay, Mrs. Raymond r. Frazier,
Mrs Horton c. Force. Mrs. ID. T..
Frederick, Mrs. Thomas Green, Mrs
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The Bachelors
Klub Ke1Cpie Knper

The Bachelors club has issued
invitations 20 a -kewple kaper" In
honor OF ST. Valentine, on Saturday
evening. February IL, at the
Masonic temple. The committee,
with John Miner as chairman. IL
composed OF the following: Mr.
Oscar Seegar. Mr.. Clyde Rogers.
Mr.. Harry Bold. Mr.. Herbert Matt
dorf. Mr.. Charles Brickeil and Mr..
Verne Keeper.
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Affairs for Mrs. Peabody

Mr.. and Mrs. Cofwin 8. Shank
VIII be hosts Monday evening nj
their homo with a dinner Of sixteen
covers. honoring Mrs. Lucy w.
Peabody OF Massachusetts,. Mrx Pea
body Is tho vico president Of the
womcn's American Baptist Foreign
Missionary society.
At 1870 on Monday the Baptist
women OF the city will entertain
with a luncheon In tho banquet hall
Of the First Baptist church In her
honor. and at es5o in the church
auditorium. Mrs Peabody win speak
to tho inter UNCONVENTIONAL women
OF the city.
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Social Notes From
the Harbor Forts

ItTI IFNIFH
Colonel John l.. Hayden. ". X.
A., commander Of the Puget Sound
coast dcfensos. II expected nj Fort
Worden on February 10. During
his leave Of absence tho colonel has
been tho guest OF honor AT several
important functions Mt Fort Nun
roe. at Washington. and nj Fort
fehvenworth.
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A course OF eight lectures will be
given at tho Yacht club on Celestial
Navigation beginning Monday
evening. February 7. at which tim.
tho subject will be- Tina. Deciina'
ton. Right Ascension. Rcfraetion.
caraiior. DIR. Etc" Mr. Dick Morris
viii xive a talk on Navigation In.
strumcnfs Used In Plotting"
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motReu! Qook at
CRiQclh tongue
Give California Syrup Of Figs only-Say "Califonia"

Hurry. moshers A tcaspoonfui Of
California Syrup OF Ffgy- today
may prevent a sick child tomorrow.
II your child In cons;ipated. bilious.
frvcrish. fretful. has a cold. collie. or
II stomach is sour. tongue coated.
breath bad. remember n good phys
ie-iaxa1ve" u oftsn>aii that In mecca
aary.
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Informal Tea

In compliment to Miss Pauiino
Jones'. OF London. England. who Is
spending the winter In the city visit.
ing relatives. Mrs. IL r. updewraff
entertained with n small Informal tea
at her home Thursday afternoon.
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Dickens Literary Society

The Dickens Literary society win
hold its initial meeting on Monday
evening. February z. ut the Queen
Anne branch Of the public library.
Fourth ave. w. and Garfield st.
All prospective members and Dick.
ems readers and enthusiasts are cor.
daily invited 10 be present The
meeting viii be open at 8 O'Clock.
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WeHesley Club Rain

The Wellesley clubs an over the
United States win hold . rally on
Saturday. February IL. 10 start their
campaign for the big wellesley on.
dowment fund. kilograms viii be
sent from the clubs TO the head
office In New York giving assur-
ance Of wholeheartcd support
The Western Washington wefies-
ley club win hold It's meeting Mt
o. m. February II, at the Won
ems University club. All members
are urged to attend
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INTERESTING INITIATION

Tuesday Mrs. Greene. wife Of
Major Royal Kemp Greene. Z. $,
A.. adiufant Of the Puget Sound
coast dcfsnsen. and worsh ipfuI
master OF Port Townsend lodge No.
g. Free and Accepted Aasons. was
initiated in the order Of tho East.
crn Star at Key City chapter. Port
Townsend Mrs. Greene IL one of
several charming army women OF
this district who are affiliated with
the order Of the Eastern Star.
among them Mrs. Johnston. wife OF
Lieutenant Colonel John stuart
Johnston. u. $. A. retired. Mrs,
Hughes. wife OF Major John Law
Hughes, U. s. A.. retired, Mrs.
Applin. wife Of Major +. u. Appiin.
u. s. A.. Mrs. Brinkicy. wife OF
Captain Charles Alexander Brinkley.
U. s. A.. Mrs. Bowler. wife OF Cap
tain Louis James Bowler. U. s. A.
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Children dearly love the delicious.
"fruiiy- taste OF genuine california
Syrup Of Figs.- which mas directions
for babies and children OF all ages
printed on the bottle. Beware OF
counterfeits. Mother. you mus, say
California" II you don't say Call.
fornia." you may get an imitation zig
syrup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-05
DINNER HOST

A series OF dinners In being given
by Lieutenant Colonel Jairus Al
phaeus Moore. u. n. A. commander
Of Fort Fiaxier. and noted dinner
host. tho rol. the soldier'poet Dan
nunxio. oonaiderr the most highly civ.
llizcd Of all The colonei'n list In
eludes the officers line at Fort
FiaKier. as well an other guests,
military and civilian.
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Music
New York Chamber
Music Society
Concert Monday

NJ ifHf VIC nave III iHf Iofm VI
the New York Chamber Music no
ciety. the opportunity 70 hear the
music Of the great compoBeB writ
ten In the form OF auinieis and
smaller combinations OF orchestral
voices than those performed by ID
larger orchestra.
The artists In this organization are
Carolyn I,cebe. pianist. Pierre Hen
rotte. violin. Paul Lensy. viola; 1.-TWO
hannucci. vfoloncelio; Emil hi1.
double bszs. Georges Grisez. clarinet:
william Kincaid. flute. Rene Corne.
oboe: URo shvoiini. bnsasoon. and
Joseph Franz. French horn
The following program will be
given:
Rpahr ....... .Nsnstts, " Major. Opus 81
FOR violin. viola. yioionceiio, doubis
bass. flute. oboe. clarinet, bassoon.
French horn
Allegro
Rchsrno; Afegrs
Dubois ............... Quintet Major
For piano. violin, obos. siois. violon-
colo.
Allegro
Allegro con fuSoo
For flute. oboe. eiAriast
ffsiffef .ss.ss. 80. 80 80. 'NN~''''
For oboe. clarinet. eassoon.
Rocooo and sebsrzos 'whiri~ina''
For flute oboe. clarinet. basSoon-
Percy Aidridgo Granger nock Morris
irish Tune from County Derry
Molly on the shore
Inr NfrIpNcfllf.
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HONOR GUEST

At the tea given on Saturday by
Mrs. oscar klocker and Miss
Klocker. just before her departure
for San Francisco. Mrs. Moore. wife
Of Lieutenant Colonel Jairus Al.
phaeus Moore. y. $. A., commander
of Fort Flagicr. was the honor
guest
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Personal
Portrait bv Bushnell

I.Leut- Com. Charles NJ James. 4.
8. ~. and Mrs. James arc spending
Tho week end IN Bremcrton.
Major II. G. X. Muhienbsrr. who
IL Ia charr. of the military depart
fn.nt at tho University OF Washing
ton. In out Of tho city on a ton days
leave Of absence
Mr.. and Mira David NJ Rodsrick.
formerly Miss Mary Louise Roches
ter. Of Frederick. Maryland. arr plan
ming 20 leave today for New York
City. where they VIII spend several
weeks with Mrs. Rod.rick'a brother
SIR. JuniuH Rochrstcr.
Captain Charles Ward. ". q. A..
and Mira ward. who have been
guests AZ tho Hotel Washington. are
leaving today for Vancouver, u. C..
whence they viii aaii for juneau.
Alasta. where they viii mako their
homo.
Captain James c. Gum. ". n. A..
has recently arrived from San Fran.
cisco. TO Join tho military staff a,
tho University OF Washington
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Harry Uoskinn
and daughter Virginia. left today for
California They have shipped their
ear and cxpec, 10 motor thru the
stAfn
Mira II. n. Elliot, i~s, recently for
Milwaukee. Wis. called there by IN.
ilinosr Of her father. Mr.. J. II
Hughes.
Captain Richard p~rrickson, Y. s..
A. coast and Keodctic survey.
and Mrs. Derrteiron. with their
tao -onH. win r-rnove Monday from
tho Hotel Pennington 10 sss7 Pres
eo,i- woxs Seattle.
/. Mr. and Mrs. Robin v. Ankeny
have removed from d Prospect At
to their new home al io7 Prospect
st. Queen Anne fIin.
Mrs Winfield W. Smith icf, today
for sir weeks trip to Los Angeles.
where sho win VISIT reiaiivnr and
friends.
Mrs. NJ. A. II Frye and Mrs Sv.
Y. Epperson are guests at, the Hotel
Colonial. In Los Angeles
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Mrs. Donacorth to Be
COMMUNICATED

A = fzrewan compliment 10 Mrs.
George Douvorth. who Ia leaving on
February IL for an extended Euro
pan trip. Mrs. r. Knox Roberts WIN
entertain with . bridge tea mex, Tues
day Afternoon at her residence on
Queen Anne Hill At tho tea hour.
Ma ,. b Howe win preside at tho
- f0hla
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Guilds to Be IN Charge
of the Orthopedic
.ed ShOp

The various guilds Of the city
will be In charge OF the little Ortho-
pedic Tea Shop of the Childrens
hospital next week. Monday will be
Iaurelhurst day. with Mrs. A. M.
Young. chairman; Tuesday. Broad.
way, Mrs. o. w. Crockett, chair.
man: "wednesday. Interlaken, Mrs.
III. u. Collins. chairman: Thursday,
Queen Anne. Mrs. X. Knox Roberts.
chairman; Friday. ladies' from the
Mount Baker Park guild, and Sat.
urday. Renton Hin. with Mrs. II.
NJ Jordan as hostesv
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INFORMAL AFFAIRS

Several Informal affairs have been
planned In compliment 10 Mrs. Mer.
riam, wife Of Colonel Henfy Mae
phernon Merriam. u. X. A.. com.
mander OF Fort Wordcn. who Ia
happily oonvaicsccnt and again re
Stunning her social leadership at
Fort Worden-
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Seattle
Society
Mrs. Butler to Entertain
With Musicale Tea;
Mrs. Roberts to BE
Hostess at Bridge Tea;
Fancy Dress Ball.

eTvO honor Mrs. Robert l. Green OF
j Chicago. who II her house guest,
and 20 welcome Mrs. Charles Iucien
Roy. who has recently returned 10
the city after an absence of five
years. Mrs. Jason u. Butler has
extended invitations TO a musicale.
tea at her home next Friday after
noon. with receiving hours from
until o'clock. Mrs. Green Is
prominent musician and Is well
known in Chicago musical circles.
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INFORMAL AND rSrrME

Al the Officers club at Fort
wordsn on Friday the hosts were
Colonel John I. Hayden. Y. 3. A..
commander OF the Puget Sound
coast dcfensee. Colonel Henry Mac
pherron Merriam. q. 4. A.. com.
mnndcr OF Fort worden. and Mrs.
Merriam. Major Alvin Charles Miller,
medical corps. y. 4. A. and Mrr
Miller. Major Royal Kemp Greene,
u. 4. A.. adju'ant OF the Puget
Sound coast dsfenses. and Mrs
Greene. Major y. u. Applin. y. n
A.. and MrA. Applin. Major Kelley
RetfjAmin Lennon. u. H. A.. and
Mrs Lennon. Major Frederick CD
bert Dillman. u. 4. A.. and Mrs,
Inilman. Major Charles Robert Pin
ley. u. y. A.. and Mrs. Finley. Cap
tain Charles Alexander Brinkiey
u. q. A., and Mrs. nrinkiey. Cap
tain Louis James Bowler, u. 3. A.
and Mrs. Bowler. Captain Francis
]. Fitzpatrick. u. =. A. and Mrs
Fitzpatrick. Captain Ior~ph stley
u. \. A. and Mrs. staey. Captain
Thomas II. Parker. u. s. A. Cap
tain W. W. Mccriliis. dental corps
U. q. A.. and Mrs MecriIlia. Leu
tenant Charles Forren, Wilson. U
r. A. Lieutenant, Robert william
crlchiow. Jr. U. 3. A.. Lieutenant
Ialyor fiegiand Myrah. u. 4. A.
Lieutenant, Cyrus q. Shelton. y. 3
A. The committee In charge was
headed BY Major v. ID. Applin. y
4. A.. whose aides were Captain
Louis James Bowler. U. q. A. Cap
tain Thoma. H. Parker. u. s. A,
Lieutenant Charles forrrt wilson.
y. x A.. Lieutenant Robert William
crichiow. Jr- q. r. A. ileuienan,
Haivor Heghni Myrah. U, 4. A.
Dancing was the order 81 tho hour.
and the affair was gay enough 20
be Informal. and smaii enough 20
- intima
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Teachers Card Club
Will Be Entertained

Miss Mary Burns and Miss Mary
Kempt viii entertain the members of
the Teachers Card club at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John T.. Ryan this
evening. Bridge will compose the
evenings pleasure.
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Mrs. Gris,cold TO Be
Luncheon Hostess

Mrs. w. \. Griswold win be hostess
NEXT Thursday at her homo with
luncheon OF fourteen covers
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ARcunrsHors NIECE

Miss corrigan az San FranciHco
niece Of the late Archbishop Cor
rigan. entertained Handsomely on
Monday In honor OF her house guest
Mrs. Moore. wife OF Lieutenant
Colonel Jairua Aiphaeus Moore. IT,
IS. A. commander OF Fort FiAgier.
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Valentine Luncheon

Mrs. Ole Hanson. Jr- entertained
at her home today with Valentine
luncheon OF eight covers
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Mount Baker Park Club
to Entertain

The Mount Baker Park club will
entertain with a masque ball at the
club house on Friday evening. Feb.
ruary IL
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Moran School
Dance POSTPONED

The dance which the Moran school
had planned for Saturday evening,
February IL. has been indefinitely
postponed.
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SOCIAL FUNCTION

Following the pan established
by Lieutenant Colonel Jalrua Al
phacus Moore. u. \. A.. commander
of Fort FiaKicr. officers nigh, In
the Flagler bowling alley ~ a social
function. After the games on
Thursday the supper hostn were
Lieutenant Chester II. Mccold. u.
=. A.. and Mrs. McCoid.
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AUCTION BRIDGE

Mrs. stiley. wife OF Captain Joseph
Stilcy. y. s. A.. gave an auction
bridge at their Fort Worden quar-.
ters on Wednesday In honor OF
Mrs. McCrillis, wife OF Captain w.
w. McCrillis, dental corps. u. s. A..
who leaves soon for temporary duty
at Fort Lawton. II was a line party
and much enjoyed