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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
Business and
Professional
WOnen's Clubs

on December 20 the Seattle l.
ness and Professional Women's club
will have a round table discussion I'D
by Miss Clyde Tucker In the fins
Arts roomR. 1913 Fourth ave. At Z
o. m. This IL a meeting for members
only and all are requested TO present
mcmbership cards al door.
AZ the last meeting Of the club
Madame YAKIMA gave talk on
Peace" Madame Kali YAKIMA Is
tho head Of the w. c. r. u. in
Japan. and said. II have been travel
ing for 90 days and came TO your
country on the mission for world
peace. I notice 10 many young faces
al your meeting. This ~ wondered
because the younger you are the
more you experience Of the remarf
able progress the world II fnsu6ro
The most beautiful thing as well as
the most educational value Of my
travels IN that of becoming acquaint.
ed and Of making friends. KNOW
edge. understanding and ss-rspathy
will enable US all 90 become friends
and then we shall have peaor
Mrs. X. II Blsiock favored the
club with some delightful songs rem
dered an French.
Mrs. Emma ~. Rhodes. world frav.
cler and lecturer, gave "a most inter.
csting description OF the "Interesfins
Spots in Maori Land. New Zealand
Mrs. Rhodes pointed out that Hev
Zealand WAS Of particular Interest "a
students Of economics and poliflcs
because Of the radical and progress
i've legislation affecting women and
children and working conditions. ana
because Of practically everything =
ing government owned and open
ated. *.
Mrs. Rhodes said: "weIllngfo7 ~ 4
capital, reminded her Of Seattle and
the north Isle Of New Zealand wa,
similar TO our western Washington
In that there was timber, minins.
harborH and hills The south iHle 4
the one which In most productive.
This II the chief agricultural and
dairying center, which In verp
wealthy. The two isles comprising
New Zealand are little larger than
our own state and the total popula-
ton In less than a million. The eoun-
Try W remarkable IN it's untold possi.
biiiiiea for development along agri-
cultural and trading and commercial
lines.
i attribute the remarkable and
successful as well as radical progress
OF this country along the lines q
legislation, politics and economies 10
The fact that the women OF New
Zealand have had the suffrage given
TO them over 30 years ago and that
the women and men work. play and
progress together in ali phases Of
their activitieE+
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
Seattle Man Weds
Kentucky Girl

BEAUTIFUL IN It's simplicity was one
Of the early winter weddings which
was solennfzed on Wednesday even.
Ing. December I. In 81. Marks Epls-
oopai church. nt Anaconda. Montana.
uniting IN marriage Mr.. Louis O.
Gsrhardi. son OF Mrs. John Cerhardt
OF Seattle. and Miss catharine Hunt.
er Nuckols OF Versailles. Kentucky.
sister OF Miss Margaret Nuckols Of
Anaconda. Montana The ceremony
was performed by Rev. James l..
Craig OF Miles City In the presence
OF many friends. Masses Of pink
and white roses with grecuery
banked the altar. making n very at.
trnctive setting for the ceremony.
The bridal party entered 20 the
strains OF the Lohengrtn Wedding
March. with Mrs. ". u. Gaiiy at the
organ. accompanied by Mrs. J. II.
Danlelson. violinist. Bridal music
was played softly during the service
and the wedding party left the
church 20 the strains OF Men
dels-ohn's Wedding March.
Tho bride entered ON the arm Of
her brother, Mr.. Harry Grady
Suckois. who gave her In marriage.
She was beautiful in a gown OF ivory
white satin. paneled over-drcss and
court train. Her tulie satin banded
veil fell the length OF her train from
cap Of old lace caught with band
OF pearls. The bridal bouquet was
white roses and lilies OF the valley.
Miss Margaret Suckois. sister Of
the bride. az maid Of honor was at.
tractively attircd In a gown Of pink
satin and carried an arm bouquet
OF pale pink Opheiia roses. The
bridesmaids were Miss Meiva Luxton,
who wore a pretty frock of apricot
charneuse. and Miss Margaret Hunt.
er, cousin Of the bride. who wore a
dainty frock OF delft tulle over sill.
yer cloth. They each carried an arm
bouquet Of deep pink roses. The
uehers. Mr.. John w. Ahern and Mr..
Earl Converse. led the bridal process.
sion. and were followed by the win
some little flower girl. Christie Jane
Nuckols. niece Of the bride. Mr..
Harold r. Forsythe was best man.
Following the ceremony a recep.
ton was held at the home Of the
BRIDES sister. Miss Margaret Muck.
OILS. The rooms were attraciiveiy
decorated with n profusion OF trail.
ing Kentucky smilax and Washing.
ton greens. internlngied with pink
and white roses Those in the re-
ceivinR line with the bridal party
were Mrs John Werner Crenshaw
Of Versailles. kentucky. aunt OF the
bride: Mrs. Harry Grady Nuckols
Of Montpelier, Idaho. and Miss Celia
Gerhardt. sister OF the groom. from
Seattle. Washington. a dainty wed
ding supper was served in the dining
room. where a pink color scheme
predominated Mrs. Arthur Tuch
schercr presided over the urns. as
sisted nv Misses Florence Catlln and
Marie Riddle.
The bride Is "A graduate OF Ran
doiph Macon Woman's college,
| Lynchburg. Virginia and n member
Of Chi Omega and Phi Beta Kappa
fraternities. Mr. Gerhardt is n grad
uate Of the College Of Mines Of the
University OF Washington and Utah
| He ~ n member OF Theta XII fra.
ternity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerhardt left on q
wedding trip thru Washington and
I British Columbia. after which they
will make their home In Seattle.
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Christmas Ere Pdrty

Thirty children will be enter
tanned by MIR. Theodore Haiirr at
her home Christmas eve. when a
prcttiiy decorated tree with presents.
win bc one 90 th~ main features
Of the entertainment Games will
BE- tho later amusement.
Sunday evening. 4 supper ~ four.
teen covers will be given BY afr.
and hrt. Halter al THAR home.
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Students TO Giue
Dnnce IN Spokane

students from Spokane who arr
attending the University OF wash.
ington will sponsor holiday dance
In Spokane. complimentary TO the
boys and girls who win Ia spending
their Christmas vacation at their
homes In that city.
The dance viii be given In Knights
OF Columbus hall. Monday evening.
December &c. and students from the
Washington State college, whitman
and Gonzaga colleges viii participate
in the affair.
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Family Dinners on
Christmas DQu

Among those planning 20 entertain
With family dinners at their home
on Christmas day will be Mr.. and
Mrs- Thomas Bordeaux. who Will
have covers placed for IA. Mr.. and
Mrs. q. o. Vincent win entertain is
Mr.. and Mrs. Per Lee wei;y. 10
Mr.. and Mrs William X. Hooking.
~: Col. and Mrs. A. NJ. Wetherill
will be hosts to members Of their
family. as will also Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank +. Burns and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred c. Aver.
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Seattle
Society
, Assistants Named for
Christmas Tea; Dinner
Dance VII Compliment
Miss Fischer; Miss
Brunnigun Plans Tea.

Miss JANE TRuAN. Miss Evelyn
AsA colvln. Miss Marianne Hyland.
Miss Elsa Christensen, Miss Eliza
beth Sweeney. Miss Florence Swee.
ney. Miss Loyal Treat and Miss Ger
aidino Farrar win assist Mt the tea
Miss sally Harhaugh Is giving at her
home Tuesday afternoon. from 4 UNI
I'll { o'clock. complimentary 10 Miss
Janet Henry. Miss Jane Stlmson.
Miss Jean Fay. Miss Marie Greer and
Miss Jane Nettleton. who are hon.
from Miss Ransome's school. In Call.
fornia. for the holidays.
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Miss Frances Brdnnigdn
to Entertain at Tea

Miss Frances Bannigan viii en-
terrain With tea at her home IN
the Oiympian apartments. Wednes-
day afternoon. December ss. from J
until $50 o'clock. complimenting a
group OF girls spending the holidays
~ their homes.
Assisting the hostess are TO he
Misses Polly Perkins. Dorothy Lane.
Josephine Fransioli. Janet shcahan.
Claire Sheahan. Helen James Mari.
beth Gerble and Eleanor Branni.
gan
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DATES
TO REMEMBER


Miss Sally HarbauEh to entertain
With tea at hons from 4 until
O'Clock. compiimenting the
Misses Janet Henry. Jane Slim
son. Jean Fay. Mary Greer and
Jane Ne.tlsfon
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER IL
Miss Jane and Miss Ruth Nettieton
20 entertain with dancing party
at the Sunset club
Mrs vards McFarIand's luncheon
Mr.. and Mrs Reginald r. Parsons
10 entertain with informal dinner
compiimsnting their sou. Reginald
THURSDAY. DECEMBER ga-
Miss Loyal Treat and Miss Jan.
Truax TO entertain with a break
fast At home % Miss Treat, fol-
lowed BY theatre party at the
Moore.
FRIDAY. DECEMBER .s-
Miss Mary Elizabeth Sweeney and
Miss Edwina Florence Sweeney 10
give dance At Hotel Washington
Annex. complinentlnR the Mise.
Janet Henry. Jane stimson, Jane
Ncttlston. Mary Greer and Jean
Fay.
MONDAY. DECEMBER es--
Holiday dance TO ba given by
younger set at knights Of Column
Miss polly Van Patterns costume
dance for Miss Elizabeth Kerr.
Miss Elizabeth Folsom will enter
tain with a tea At home for the
Misses Jane Ssttleton, Jean Fay
Mary Greer, Janet Henry and
Jane stimson. from until 6
o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs David Edward sym.
Der will entertain with a dinner
at the Sunset club. compliment
AIRY 70 Miss Dorothy Little and
Miss Barbara Buxton.
TUESDAY. DECEMBER al
Mrs Frederick Hall Whites In
formal tea for the Aisses Jane
stimson. Marie Greer and Janet
Henry, after o'clock.
"WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER rs
Junior league Of the Seattle Day
Nursery 10 entertain with a card
party At the home 81 Mrs James
II. Calvert, 1903 10Th ave ".
81. MARKS parish Christmas party
IN Christenssn's hall beginning at
9 O'Clock in the evening.
Miss Cwtafys Matthew luncheon
a. home for the Misses Jane slim p
son. Jean Pay. Janet Henry, Jane
Settiefon and Marie Greer.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 90
The adyisory board Of the Seattle
Tennis club IL sponsoring a hoI-
iday bridge tea and musicale In
Masonic Temple auditorium.
Miss Paula Cody, Miss Florence
Lombard and Miss Grace Warner
60 entertain With holiday dance
a. faurot's hall
FKgDAy, DECEMBER 40
Miss Charlotte Heuasy 20 entertain
with a tea from 20 O'Clock
c0mpiimsnting the Misaes Jane
Stimson. Janet Henry. Marie
Greer. Jane HetiietoD and Jean
Fay.
| SATURDAY, DECEMBER a.
| Dinner dance ~ Seattle Yacht Club.
Miss Lsons Bqieomb 10 entertain
| with luncheon at her home on
/ Loyal Heighta. complimentary 20
Miss Helen EneRren.
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Miss Fischer WI
Entertain With
Dinner-Ddnce

Invitations have been issued by
Miss Grace Fischer for dinner Of
forty covers, 10 be given Thursday
evening at the home OF her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Fischer.
with dancing for tho later diversion.
The affair viii compliment her ais.
ter. Miss Doris Fischer. who Is home
from Mills college for the Christmas
holidays.
The dinner invitations have been
confined 20 close friends OF the honor
guest. and additional friends Of Miss
Grace Fischer VIII come In later for
{the dance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
Junior Leagues
Card Pdrty

Final arrangements have been
completed for the card party the
Junior league of the Seattle Day
Nursery association W giving nj
the home OF Mrs. James III. Calvert.
Wednesday afternoon. December %.
Twenty tables will be in play. and
additional guests will come in at
the tea hour. Miss Helen Thomp-
son. chairman Of arrangements. will
be assisted by Miss Trammoll Ruth
erford. Miss Pearl Harold. Miss
Mary Isabel Mcdonald. and Miss
Bee Gould.
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Candy Sale for House Fund

~ the regular meeting OF the
board OF trustees Of the Federation
OF Womon's clubs. held Thursday. Mt
the clubhouse, II was decided TO hold
a candy sale. December 10. 20 and %.
In the different hotels and banks OF
the city. for the benefit OF the house
fund. Miss harrington Eiworthy.
who has been giving n course in the
art OF making chocolate candy, will
make the candy for sale. Mrs. VII.
son II. Gay TX chairman OF the com.
mittee on arrangements. In charge
OF the sale will he Mrs. N. J. Irvine.
Mrs. A. J. Webb, Mrs. J. N. Ralisson
and Mrs. J. Hineman.
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Tho next meeting OF Chapter a g.
+. r. o.. Will be beld on Monday aft.
ernoon. az 2 o'clock. al the home or
Mrs. -. ). Lothrop, a7f2 Thacieray
pl. II In hoped that the Attendance
VIII be n large one. as the meeting
viii be- In the nature OF n Christmas
party, and donations for the Thee.
dora home VIII be received.
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Canadian Club

The last regular meeting for 1891
OF the Canadian club viii bc held al
1908 Fifth ave. on Tuesday evening.
December 20. when Canadians living
or visiting in Seattle are invited 10
attend as well as friends Of mem.
berH OF the club. Preparing for the
annual meeting on January 3. n list
or nominations for officers for 1922
VIII be posted. Dancing and cards.
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Mrs. Bruwley Plans
Entertainment

Mrs. Gertrude Brawisy d enter
tanning eighteen members OF her
family with a dinner she Is giving
~ her home Monday. December Is.
About twenty friends will come In
later for the Christmas festivities
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Clubs
CLUBS ron MONDAY


Tho monthly dinner OF the Crude
Teachers club will be given Monday
evening. December 10, In the Y. W.
a., A. dining room. Al that time the
educational committee OF the Cham
Der Of Commerce will be represented
by MIR Daniel II. Trcfothcn and hr,
w. W. Catlctt. who will speak.
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Col Ellsworth Circle

Col Ellsworth circle. Ladies OF
the Grand Army Home Sewing club.
will hold an ail.day sale. Thursday.
December 20. In Veterans hall.
Armory. Dinner will be served at
p. m. The Hope Chest" is To be
disposed OF at TAO and a card party
will follow at $50. Public invited.
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Dinner at Home

On Monday. December rs. Mfr.
and Mrs. E. y. BurweIi will enter
tain with q family dinner at their
home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ballard
Dinner Hosts

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Page Ballard
win have a dinner for ten at their
home. Monday. December 20.
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Bridge Luncheon Club

a luncheon Of eight covers was
given by Mrs. G. A. Winterrnute at
her home Thursday afternoon, the
guests being members Of her bridge
luncheon club.
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Mr.. Sousa Gires Dinner

Mr.. John Philip Sousa. conductor.
ensersaiued twenty Seattle friends
with a dinner al the Hotel Wash
ington h1st evening.
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ERtertains Bridqc Club

Mr.. and Mrs. Per LEO Welt,
were hosts Saturday evening Il
their bridge club OF three tables.
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Farewell Party

A farewell party will be given
this evening complimentary 10 Miss
Pearl Glott. who is leaving soon
for her home in Los Angeles. The
affair will be given by her aunt
Mrs. Tena Molln, at her home. ia
18th ave. About forty.five friends
OF the honor guest have been In
Nted.
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Wedding Announced of
Mrs. Hart to Mr.. Lieben

Announcement Is made OF the
marriage OF Mrs Clara r. Hart 20
Mr. Frank IL. Ldebcn. The cere-
mony was read by the Rev. Cam.
eron q. Morrison. OF the Church of
the Epiphany, at the home OF the
bride. Thursday afternoon. Decem.
Der ~, In the presence OF few
intimate friends. After returning
from a trip thru California. Mr..
and Mrs. Lieben will be at home.
January 20, at 1906 37th ave. s.
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Personal

MIR, ana hfH. William tuftih fiil
Lewis dJnrtbea shapleD arrived
last evening from their home In
British Columbia. and are guests
Of Mn. Lewis parents. Dr. ard
Mrs. CnApar w. Sharpies for the
holidays.
Miss Emily kettleton OF Tacoma.
who has been spending few days
nN the guest Of MiAn Janet Powell
left today for her home.
Mlss Helen Ferryman v1n spend
the holidays with her parents. Nc.
and Mrs. j. IL. Fcuyman. In
Wonatchee.
Captain and Mrs. Alexander Cow
OF New York city arrived IN Se-
attic Friday 20 spend the holidays
and the winter months visiting their
children. Mrs. w. v. Yuille. Mr..
James G. Cow and Mr.. Alexander
Bow. Jr. They ARE with Mfr. and
Mrs. w. 4. Yuilie at their home.
1o32 sand ave. =.
Mr.. William Mcmillan. "a student
Rt Princeton Tutoring college. IL
returning Tuesday 20 spend tho
holidays at his home In this city.
Mr.. Douglas Alexander left this
week for Fan Matco. Cal. where
he Will visit his sister. Mrs. Lorins
Pickering. for the holidays.
school In Santa Barbara. Cal. will
return next Saturday 20 spend tbs
Christmas vacation with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Boole.
Mr. v. G. Moncr. who has been
IN New York and Honolulu for
the past four months arrived Ia.
flmt Of the week 10 spend the
holidays here.
Mr.. and Mr.. Charles Friday and
baby OF Portland viii spend the
Christmas holidays with Mr. AMI
Mn. Fred c. Aver.
Mrs. RoBellc Haviland Of Port.
land and Mr.. Roswell Hooking Of
Victoria. u. G.. will be the guests
OF Mr.. and Mn. William II. Hook.
ing over the holidays.
Or. and Mrs G. A. winierrnute
viii npcnd Christmas in Everett. AZ
the guests Of Mrs. winiermute'a
parents. Mr.. and Mrz- c. y. Men.
dcnhail
Lieutenant; Commander J. G. II.
Groser. u. =. ~. ~ the Destroyer
Kennedy. will arrive in the city
next week.
Everett Miller. AT the OreRon
Agricultural college. Corvallis. ore.
arrived today 20 spend the heli
days with his parents. Mfr. and
Mrn. wRiiac. c. Miller.
Mr.. and MrS- william Leonard
Eaton and two children will leave
Wednesday for Portland TO spend
Christmas with Mrs Eaton +
father. MIR. Henry Hahn.
nruco fslnore. Jr. who lE At
tending the University school IN
Victoria. II. C.. IL spending his va
cation with his parents. Or. AMI
Mr.. Bruce E,mnrc.
Mr.. and Mrs J. ~. rycy viii
leave tomorrow for Alabama. 60
spend the holidays.
Miss Beth Bowen. who IL al.
tending Dana Hall. viii come home
tomorrow 70 spend her Christmas
vacation with her parents. Mr.. AMI
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Appiin. U. s. A. and Lieutenant
Frederick l. Hayden. u. S. A. The
consolation wen; 10 Mrs. Bowler,
wife OF Captain Louis James Bowler.
u. &. A.
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MRS. MAX VESTS ADVICE
ON THE CARE OF CHILDREN

United states hidr~n'. mother Of
With
the Of healthy
dress, m2sc MAY WEST THE STAR shAiih. -
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The Hctobe club ~ the Ballard
high school pili give their Xmas
party NEXT Monday. 4 .. m. D~oem.
her 10. tn the girls club room on the
third floor of the \. W. 6. A. The
program viii be In charge OF Miss
billie Worth. The club girls etll
have their own tree TO trim them
selves Every giri Will bring a small
gift Names were drawn last meet.
Ing. The admission 10 the party viii
be- a giri friend or two. The club
will also mako "A joyous Xmas for
one family % nine. bringing TO them
a small tree for the children and ali
the trimmings for them 10 FIX the
tree with. plus candy. nuts and toys
suitable for both Girls and boys. he.
sides basket holding real stump.
tuoun Xmas dinner.
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Queen Anne Study Club

Tho Queen Anne study club has
arranged for Christmas tree and
entertainment for members and their
children at the home OF Mrs, Paul
II. Lowering. 2ii6 Fourth ave. NJ,
on Tuesday afternoon. December 20.
AT 1890 o'clock. Each member win
bring a gift for the disabled ex.serv.
ice men at cushman hospital.
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Seattle Council Of Minute ~ men

Seattle Council Of Minute men
Seattle Council of Minute Women
viii hold it's regular meeting Thurs
day. December %. NJ ? p. m, In the
Federated clubhouse. 232 Harvard
ave. n. The charter ron has been
closed and persons eligible must
have their names passed upon at a
regular meeting. Application may
be sent TO the councillor. Mrs. Fred
w. Bert. Jr.. Seattle councillor; Mrs.
Harry woollen. secretary. and Mrs.
III. u. Hurley, treasurer.
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Society at the
Harbor Forts
WINTER HOUSE PARTY

WlNIEt bDbbb fHtli
Colonel John L. Hayden. y. =. ~
commander 81 the Puget Sound coast
defenacs. Is host at his Fort Worden
quarters 20 an agreeable house party
which includes Ar. and Mrs. James
l.. Hayden. Of Seattle.
GAY FAREWELLS
on "Wednesday their deferred dance
Will be given at the Officers club al
Fort Worden by Colonel Henry Mac.
phcruon Merriam. y. y. A., command
err Of Fort Worden, and Mrs. Mer'
riaIn, IN honor OF their house guest,
Mrs. Madeleine H. Clifford. who viii
leave the following morning for Cali
fornia.
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IIehrrw IIaraar open sunday

The Young Mems Hebrew aSnocia.
ton bazaar will be open from tili
o. m. Sunday afternoon. December
rs. for the purpose OF allowing moth.
era and children 10 visit tho same.
Al T.s0 ., IN. as usual. the older
folks will be admitted sunday night
has been designated an y. ~. II. A.
Maccnbce Society. Ancient Order Of
sphinx and outofTown.viHitofs
night
Tho entertainment will be given
by Mr.. Alex Hoffman. monologue
and songs; Margie Grindsirin and
billie Lowcnthai. In their biggest sue.
cess. Amt We Got f'unT' and Mr..
Harold Weeks. the well known song
writer. featuring hin laies, song hits.
~Osioie'' and 'Aontana."
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John 4. Miller Relief Corps

John Y. Miller Relief corps viii
meet in Veterans hall. Armory.
wednesday evening. December 81.
Dancing at 2.
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Custer Cumn M [

Custer Camp No. /. Sons of Vet.
Grams, and It's auxiliary. will meet
Tuesday evening. December 20
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Miss Beth Bowen. who is AT.
tending Dana Hall. viii come home
tomorrow to spend her Christmas
vacation with her parents. Mr.. an !
Mrs. David Bowen.
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Mr.. and Mrs J. ~. ryey will
ioavr tomorrow for Alabama. 10
spend the holidays.