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starts. Will the intermission prove too
long?
Francis Ouimet says yes. At least he
says a long wait has ruined the chances
of most Americans who have gone
abroad, his own included, and feels that
week or ten days before Is just the
right tim" 10 arrive there.
II remember when Jerry Travors
and 7 were over there" reflected
OuimCt before the blazing fireplace at
Pinchurst last winter. After we had
been there some time and had played
ourselves ragged waiting, Travcrs
asked me how long before the cham.
pionShip.
Still o week, l answered. To
me that might as we'll be year. Jerry
mourned. This suspense is killing me.
] doubt if I can hit shot when the
time comes.
"And that's the way we all felt, -
finished Ouimct.
Last years amateur fnalist at tho
/ Engineers said ten days ought to be
enough to got used to the differences in
tho courses, climate, winds and other
conditions, and should find tho player
right on edge for good golf when the
championship begins.
90 snort ana 100 IFflT pTPpdIHllOn' :
said Ouimct. were equally harmful.
But Miss Stirling has made up her
mind what she wants to do, knows the
kind Of players and conditions she is up
against, and if she doesn't win then
none Of our players can hope to for
some time.
Mira. Caleb J.. Fox. Huntington VALLEY.
qualifying round this week At Rcleair, but
sfe,M Trst r.nnd f' asstnst Miss Edlth Cummings,
| even though beaten. After 1903 90 quality
Mrs 'oN was only l.oaten 3 and ! by an Sc.
! John TdmundsOn, pro at Ilanerch. has
found his golf fair to mddin' IN the winter
| season Ne ha4 had - scVen'y.siN both ~
| RivoriOn aud a. S"HNicw.
! which reminds NJ III" rum"r that Lianercf
/ VIII not repeat ~ Invitation t-urnnN this
/ ,car THIS Is d"pIor'd, rs the toWrnev las
Every golfer who has eyer played Go!f has
probably Threatened 20 h6rl his clubs after
his worst round. But hark TO the eN,
deLce I'm all my wears IN the business,
said the proprietor OF one OF our most prom
irnct hook shops. no golfer has ever come
/ here TO hook h!a sticks
Two strange figures on any indoor gol
d alley are Jock SOutHr. void u rHCdu"t'
( champion and Frcl Tonpkins. instructor
/ They are having a ntn-anG- tuck hattie io'
bullscyes Oh tho Racquet Club ALLY
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RACQUET DRAWINGS
Gould and Wear. Champions, to PI,y
Dixon and Reynolds

Boston, Mass. March 0.-Jay Go,,d
and Joseph w. Wear. Of the PhiladsI'
phia Racquet Club. American Amateur
Racquet champions in doubles, have
been drawn to oppose Homer Dixon and
Earl Reynolds, of the Chicago Unycr.
sity Club, in the opening match Of tbs
National Tournament in which eight
teams will compete, beginning Fridsy
on the courts of the tennis and racquet
club.
The remaining matches in the draw
are: George Richmond Fearing, Jr,
and Philip Stockton, of Boston, Vs.
Maurice 1leckscher and Hewitt Morgan
Of New York Constantine lIutchins and
Roger w: Cutler, of Boston, VS. Car.
once 4. Pei, and Stanley G. Morti.
mer. of New York; Fulton Cutting and
+. T. Frclinghuyscn. of New York w.
Paul f. Gardner and Howard Lima,
Of Chicago.
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unusua, array lor one club, and -.
OF the list will not make any base t1, tMo
this season unless depth bomb 'S is nits ply.
ploded. lS er.
Sh. hhAL years ago Jack McDerno,,
~ then our open golf. chamnior w,
to England and failed TO omnIiF, went
his start ne finished fifth. Iast on
Hagen qua fed, but finished fnr yea, year
the. scramble. He is going bacL Iut qf
spring for another crack M d. .nls
honors and his improvement NAV "tt,,'sh
marked as McDermott's was Has ~ as
isn't easily discouraged. In thii iidsen
spect he Is much like McDormoit re-
Barnes. who finished fifth lnst I'm olI
will also take another shot NJ p.!.h1Ne, p"uhe,
premiership, and il Jock IIutC%isnr 'tlsn usi
only make the trip this trio vi, cah
strong enough to make some ono o.,oe De
and travel. ariSe
TNftE next heavyweight champio, ,h,.
l. applies in England must send ;n "
guaranty that he can last at ico.t
three rounds. ISn minutes are none
THE only thing that could Jolt Franc,
L hnrdcr than to lose mart of 49,.
German indemnity would bo n hnrs nv.
Carpenter Knocked out. Tho lana .t
the Flour de Lis is still maSscd in ;,s
belief that Georges is invinciblp, "G
have never seen Dempsey" ono
Frenchman writes. "but I have soo,
Carpenter. The rest is unimportant
Copvri0ht. 1921. an rights -c,cr,cS
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"BO" MMlLLAN TO RETURN
Centre College Quarterback viii
Play Football Another Year

Boston. March 0.--"I}O" Mcmillan,
quarterback of the Centre College foot
hail eleven, announces thnt he will re-
turn to college and play another year.
He had been reported TO he considering
next fall
Mcmillan came hero with tho Centre
basketball team. which defeated Ilar
ward Monday night. lie cnptuincd the
"Prnying Coloncls' in 1920.
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PHILA. PROS" READY
viii Be on Diamond With Strong
Team This Season

The Philadclphia Professionals, who
m"r many leading clubs last year. in
Guiding Park"sburg, Easton. Bethlehem
steel, Phillipsburg, Allentown, Straw
bridge & Clothicr, Camden A. &. and
Cressonn. arc in the field again. The
management announces tho signing Of
Meyer, of Pottstown fame; Brennan,
of Jersey city; Spohrcr, Of DoyIcs,
town; IIalman, Of North Philics /;
Si"g"'". Of Raleigh. y. g.; Schwartz.
"f Nashville; Mrehan. Of Germantown,
besides n dozen or more local scmipros
Of rcputc Clubs rau book games b,
writing tn" management at 2713 North
/ thirteenth street
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Plan Bio Boxing Tourney

NnnnpoIis Md March . -Fu.aI D.ar+ arc
Ne.I.g nr..I. for e btB boxing tour nur'nt At
me. %ava' Ac,d"my to b" Connnsb g. ,n% W.;
n7f gacr .,ass ~ being coached by n" NOM
Ter ~ 'nr Arad4mv team who naPp"" 'n he
,,.,,r, ,rr'aI 'hr Nay ~ the matrhc- n ~
,car vrI 10, permitted t. Tar'rIpat" .. lEo
ft...rr..trrtrf
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Ennlres Mhlle PIaYina Pool

Chester, March 9.--Arer running tw"nt'.
~ ne baI.s ~ q pool game. featured b. heavy
I,.r'ch street collapsed \ phyesClaU was
s,ut Tor md pronounced him dra4
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Lake Charles. La, March Q.


PACK here at their spring homo Comics Mnckinns
- today wondering how their winning streak, after
three victories n the 81. Lose Cards, had
been broken Yesterday. nut there isn't much Of pu1
zle The four Chaked up against the Athletics
three of which costly misCucs. solve the As
terry. which another way Of referring tho to
decision of Branch RCkey's bssebalans.
Manager Mack. the lean IS not thinking Of that
defeat of yesterday much his hirrlingS What
is Of Importance tho tall tactcian today is tho
outcome OF his conference with Red shannon. The brick
topped person who shortSops for living whom he has
job in his favoritc profession has signed his contract
shannon. who sometimes il called Maurice because he
is known circles Red reached the trimming camp
here last night.
Maurice had "Charioy Horse something IN his
right, writing hand, hc unable +" sign them
peppers But at conference with the Shibc Park salon
all differences adjusted and Maurice donncd uni
form today.
While the subject of late arrivals. il might be of
interest the folks in Philly that Icy Hoffman also
answered the rocall Of ham and----' this n. NJ.
Icy isn't going be Of assistance to Mack hero
The only between Connie and Hoffman is that
the latter who is Philadelphiau recommended by
Mr. McGllicuddy manager of the Lake Charles Club.
Hoffman is here to consider offer for that job. lie
expected Connie Mockng for the local aggrega
ton time today.
CHANNON cridcnNp glad 10 be hetc rith the
~ boys He has been proring II all dag BY shaking
the rcspcCtiUC riHht mittS Of crCry here under
M1ck's guidance Red is pleased TO meet ot
the players that he has shuken them by the hand
sCrcrdl times in his cnth usidSn.
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auI!Iemot Recalled to Regiment

New York, March q Josef Gulll"moi. star
distance runner of France, who was de-.
t.utnd hero recently IN the 300O-mNcr event
oi ,h' guaranty games, has heonErrcaIl, d
aCti,rlos m Germany. lie VIII s4u March
II. GII'Dmrt said h9 would return hrrr
H. %oT' mI"r to oomp"t" IN III" ia lunal crus.
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The Sprinter

HOD OLD DOc ChfOnOS HuStttS w.
A T. n. Cobb upon Ms feet.
But yesterday zoe peeled an eUc
Upon October'S sporting sheet;
But yesterday IN Cleveland to,cn
We looked upon the last Dor score,
And roto the gap has narrorcd doVn
TO four Wceks more.
Some sprinter. pal, This Chronos htd,
You'rc got TO slip II TO him strong
But yesterday he clampcd the lid
And tossed n hush into the gong;
We took nap--a paitrp snoosc,
But at the first rcSounding Snorc
The old alarm clock broke the nC'cs
Just four wcckS more.
MOST of the wrcstlers extant a few
1Nl years ago were terrible Turks,
ponderous Poles or fearful Firms. But
now the collegian is horning in upon the
ancient sport in search of excitement
and the attendant hcshpots. Stecher II
an ex .collegian, and We rather think
Caddock is. And still another topline
addition is Nat Pendcton, of Columbia,
who is on his way TO the peak. Pcndlc-
ton. after a fast start. has fine chance
to keep on moving. He has the stuff
Which is generally 81 per cent of the
answer.
a Macedonian ielp
DEAR SlR-Tel Briggs TO lay of
- that hole in one stuff. He spoils
my pleasure in the paper.
Last year I got the sixteenth hole at
Mount Tom (par ~ in one. before the
snow had all gone. Then ] put IN q
season of the most gosh awful golf ]
ever played. What think YOU of ".
handicap man playing Santa Claus all
season to all the grand army club
brothers when playing them cven*
Then IN August (Friday, the 18th ,
I was one of party Of seven playing
golf, all struck by lightning. One killed.
And then in October | went to the hos
pital for two months.
Thank the Lord that S over. This is
1921. | am not going to try to got any
hole in less than two this year. you bet.
The sixteenth at Mount Tom is per-
fcctly safe to do in two, without its
affecting your luck. ! did it carly in
1919, and then put in the best golfng
year Of my life. No man can afford two
such hectic goling- seasons in one life
time as | put in during 1920.
Pride cometh before fall, aud NO
one chn pump tnc ueptnS 10 WnlCn
fell after making hole in one.
Again 7 say it. Tell Briggs to lay
off that hole in ono stuff Cordially
yours, CHESTER II. STRTBLE.
At Least on an Average
4 hole in ono I've not put through,
Aud though I may not wn il,
I'm quite content 10 get q tw0
and let en- shoot G1in H.
Proving What?
THE National League last season haC
l. three men able to register 200 o,
moro base hitSr-thcy we're Hornsby
DIS: Young, POI. and Stock POI. The
American League had eight. They wer,
SisIer, 257 Collins, Do Jackson. 2lS
Speaker. pa; jacobson. BIG: Rice
oil; Weaver. 30; Tobin. 2O2 Nor
can prove from this that the American
League had the harder hitters or thai
the National League had the bette,
pitching. Tho discrepancy is wild,
enough TO prove something.
Two points worthr of note arc thai
Chicago had three in this class, ar
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az n boyer and In the futur" this middle.
weight vet, luok after the aspirations or
WIun Crrs' ..'HI hantamwcisht,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-09

Johuny O'Neh has boon matched for I"
boat Il, the cambria tomorrow night a week
with frankie Malone
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IIT HUINTY TONIGHT
At ICE PALACE-i5TH a MNRkET SITS.
WINNpEG W, AII-STARS
March ~, Is. lG-Ful"OpS, OIS mpIc Champs
tIIulf Hours Extra skating After Al GameO
General AIlmisslOn-SaturdaS Nights 81 90;
All Other Nights, rs cts.
ELSIE AND PAILSOS--In Apache Dance
Phones-PrestGn 6lO6-West 26i
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COLLEGIANS COMING IN
FOR WRESTLING GLORY
" here "TerribLc Turks'' "Ponderous Poles'' anil
''FemtuI Finns" Used to Rule Mat, Educated Mat.
men Threaten Peak OF Came
BY GRANTLAND RICE

unusual array for one club, md
OF the list will not make any baso t1 tEo
this season unless a depth bomh "oS ;s DTS
ploded. "'''o Is er.
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tween negro glovemcu, with Other bouts as
follows: JamaWa NiI Ns. BhttnE KID
Powell hobby Wright ~. Vernon fr""n,
Kid Boots VS. "Jocby" and Cincinnati Flash
vs.. KID Henry.
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LONG WAIT BEFORE FRAY MAY
HURT MISS STRINGS GOLF
Ten Days Before Is Right Put Player Game Orer There
Says Ouimet-Miss Stirling Has Ten Weeks
BY SANDY McSIBLICK

AEXA STIRLING. womeus Will the
1Nl o the long
tho
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Frankie Conway, of Camden viii sho" IN
the semi at N" National on saturday nisht
against CIif Bent. in the star bout ~ whIrh
~, gram Danny Kramer vI Il. meet E4dt'
Winner. Of Plttshurgh. Oth"r bout. L."
DiNOn ~ Tommy LOuEhrin W!lE cannon
~. johnny PaNun Hua HiIA Berger W.
Young Monroe
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Mrs. Caleb J.. Fox. Huntington Valley.
had an unusually high score for her In the
qualifying round thts week at Rclleatr. but
frst r.und against Miss Edith Cummings
even though beaten. After 1903 e, qualify
Mrs l'nN WINS ONLY lonLen 3 and ON an vi.
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Some sprinfcr. pal, this Chronos kid,
You'rc got 10 slip II TO him strong
But yesterday he clumpcd the lid
And tossed a hush into the gong;
We took nap--a paitrV snoose,
But at the first rcSounding Snorc
The old alarm clock broke the nCrs
Just four pccks more.
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AFTERNOON TEA

Complimenting Mrs. Bolton. wife
'of Past Surgeon Joseph Bolton. U.
8. y. II. s.. afternoon tea was
lcharmingly served on Tuesday. in
their dismantied Fort Flagier quar-.
ters. by Mrs Moore. wife OF Lieu.
tenant Colonel Jairus Alphaeus
Moore. U. S. a. Tea was poured by
Mrs. Wheichcl. wife OF Lieutenant
j. Longstrect whelchel. U. s. A.
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Personal

Next week Colonel oliver Hart
Dockery, Jr.. will accompany the
Representatives Of tho seattle Cham
Dor OF Commerce on a tour Of South.
west Washington. During his alb
Hence Mrs. Dockery will visit their
son. who IL In "A military school In
Victoria. u. G.. and later their daugh-
ter. In school in Tacoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Huntington
have removed 20 their summer home
on Lake Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. John SparKur are
spending few days In Mount Yer
non.
Mr.. and Mrs. william wickersham.
who have been spending the past ten
months In California. recently mo.
torcd up and are the guests Of their
son .in.law and daughter. Nr. and
Mrs. Cart Louis Torkelson. AS n.
10Th ~.
Mrs. ". y. Anderson and her
daughter. Miss Emma Anderson. viii
arrive Monday To be the guests for
the summer OF Mrs. Frederick Hall
white
Mr.. ana Mrs. Walter n. Neitieton
have removed TO their summer resi-
dence at Medina.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. c. Eden have
returned from a two month trip TO
the orient
Or. and Mrs. stuart v. Hooker
have removed from the Hotel sor.
rvnto 20 1881 Beach drive. where they
win spend the summer months.
Mr.. aud Mrs. william Leonard
Eaton removed TO-DAY TO their sum
mer home on Lake Washington.
Mr.. ". l.. Davenport. Of Spokane.
f. expected 10 arrive In tho ciiy nsx,
week 20 b. the guest ~ her brother.
In law and sister. Mr.. and Mrn II. w.
Hollis
Mr.. and Mrs. ! ! Zuranmiih and
Mr. and MIR Charles Rodun. who
are touring California. were recently
registered At the suffer Fort. In Sac
rnmsnio.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry W. Hollis and
son. Jack, mo,ored 20 Ch"halis today.
where they plan TO spend several
days.
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HONOR GUEST

HONOR GUEST
Mrs. Moore, wife OF Lieutenant
Colonel Jairus Alphaeus Moore. u.
s. A.. was honor guest. on Sunday.
at an attractive luncheon given at
their Fort Fiagier quarters by Lieu.
tenant J Longstreet whelchei. u. s.
A.. and Mrs. whelchel.
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Junior League
Rainbow Informal

The Junior league Of the Seattle
Day Nursery association is engaged
in making plans for the Rainbow
Informal" 10 be given az the Yacht
club on Saturday evening. June 4.
The tickets for this popular dance
are being sold rapidly and the
young people are looking forward
TO a gala evening.
The various committees in charge
are: House committee. Miss Louise
atudiey. chairman: Miss Ruth Daily
Miss Rozella Hardeman. Music, Miss
Catharinc Nlblock. chairman; Miss
Dorothy Allen. Miss Laura Emory
Decorations, Miss Marion Burton.
chairman; Miss Helen Patrick. Miss
Lurline Brown. Miss Rachel Nib
lock. Miss Catharine Nibiock. Post
ers. Miss Lucille Holloway. chair.
man; Miss Merle Glyvcn. Miss Helen
Schwager. Refreshments. Miss Janet
Sheahan. chairman; Miss Frances
Branigan. Miss Claire Sheahan. Pub.
licity. Miss Geraldine Huston, Miss
Trammel Rutherford.
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AIR. AND MRS. FREDERICK c.
Nl COOLEY announce the engage.
ment OF their daughter, Dorothy
Grace. to Mr.. Herbert Bryant, The
news was made known NJ a
charming tea which her sister. Mrs-
Heber Plank. gave at her home to-
day, from 3 until 5 o'clock.
Little Mary Louise Foster greeted
the callers at the door. presenting
them with small cards. on which were
the portraits and engraved names OF
the betrothed pair.
The dainty tea table was lovely
with It's center OF red tulips arranged
in an artistic basket. Here Mrs. Jane
Close presided the first hour. and
Mrs. Wilmer c. Hewitt the second.
Japanese cherry blossoms and iilacs
added their beauty and sweetness.
for decorations turnout the rooms,
The invitations were confined TO
the intimate friends OF the honor
guest. The wedding Of this young
couple will take place in June.
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ARCADIA

On Saturday. a. their country
house. Arcadia. Mr.. and Mrs. J. J.
o'connor gave a dance includins
tho military and civilian sets. and
complinenting Miss House and Mr..
Willard George Heron. The favors
were mlnlatur. bridal wells and bags
of rice. At the supper table Mrs
Frederick J. Bailey presided. assis,
ed by Mrs. George Welsh. Mrs. c.
II. Walsh. Miss kinkaid. Miss Helen
Kinkaid. Miss Barnes. Among the
guests accorded places OF honor
were tho father and mother OF the
bride.io-be. DIR. Jacob Conway House
and Mrs House.
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WEDDING ROSES
Mr.. and Mrs. John Evans Dobbs
entertained on Monday In celebra.
ton OF their fifteenth wedding ami.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Wnnan.. Century Club

The French department will meet
Monday noon at the Hotel Wash
ington.
The board OF trustees win be en-
tertained In Tacoma on Tuesday
with a luncheon at the home OF
Mrs. Earl Rogers Take Tacoma
boat leaving Colman dock at II
a. m.
The Spanish department viii meet
on Wednesday at the Y. W. c. A.
at 1890 n IN.
Tho child study department win
meet on Wednesday at .. m. at
Blanc's cafe. 500 Third ave: round
table luncheon. For reservations
call Mrs. w. @. Smith. Capitol 1920.
On Friday the literature and
travel department will meet at the
Y. w. c. a. at II a. m. Mrs. II.
II. Watson will give a summary OF
the year.
At p. IN. Friday the regular club
meeting will be held at the Y. w.
G. A.. when the annual reports will
be heard and all new members
taken in during the year will be
Initiated.
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Mrs. Ritter Entertdins
With Bridqe Tea

complimenting her house guest,
Mrs. John Negley Patterson. of
Butler. Pa. Mrs. William II. Ritter
entertained at her home today with
an attractive bridge tea.
ASSISTING the hostess were Mrs.
Frank =. Dow. Mrs. John Coart
Mrs. Winthrop T Hovey and Mrs.
w. w. Barr.
Mrs. J. NJ. Robertson and Mrs c.
w. johnson presided at the tea
table the frs, hour. and Mrs
Charles r. Hagyafd and Mrs. Cyril
Stuffed the second hour. assisted
b Miss Roberta Church. Mrs. Verna
McAuiey. Miss Mciva McAuley. Miss
Helen stryker and Miss Rachel
Price.
The home was beautifully deco
rated with the flowers OF early sum
mer. and the tea table held for its
central decoration a charming ar
Management OF snapdragous.
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Benefit for Fine Arts

Next wednesday at the Fine Arts
gallery. at $40 in the afternoon and
at $50 In the evening. the Cornish
puppets win present "Thc Maker OF
Dreams" by oiiphant Down. and
THE Tai, OF Peter Rabbit" BY
Beatrix Potter.
Tickets may be obtained at the
door. the proceeds to be used for
the benefit OF the Fine Arts.
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ChiIdren's Pdrtu

Mrs Paul Carrigan entertained
with a children's party at her sum
mer HON. at Eagle Harbor Thurs.
dry afternoon. for the pleasure Of
her little daughter, Margare, Psuld.
ing. on her fourth birthday. -Four.
teen little friends OF the honor gucs,
enjoyed delightful time. Assisting
the hostess were Mrs. Mar wryman.
Mrs. NJ. J. carrigan. Mrs. Archibald
Wilson and Miss Nettie Holcomb.
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DR.. Hume to Speak at
Women's University
CIub

At the women's University club
on wednesday afternoon. May 20.
at $50 O'Clock. DIR. Edward Hume.
head Of the Yale medical depart.
ment in China, at Changeha, Prov
ince Of Human. will speak TO the
members and their guests on 'Po.
iitical, Social and Economic Changes
That Are Going On in China"
DIR. Hume, who Is a Johns Hop.
kins man. comes from the famous
old missionary family OF Hume. dis.
tinguished In India. He Is passing
thru Seattle on his way to the orr.
emit. The hostesses for the day will
be Mrs. Alvah L. Carr and DR.
Mabel Seagrave.
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Denny-Fuhrman Guild
Reports Results of
Card Pnrtu

The Denny.Fuhrrnan guild card
party given at the Bungalow on
Monday afternoon. proved a great
success financially as well as so
ciaily.
The committee is very much graft.
fled to report that $3.50 was realized.
At a meeting held yesterday. II was
decided to maintain Denny Fuhr-
man bed at the children's orthopedIc
hospital. for which the guild will
send its check for $500. thus paying
for maintenance for two years In ad-
vance
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Orthopedic Tea Shop
Calendar

The guilds In charge OF the Little
Tea shop next week will be: Mon
day. Capitol Htii guild. Mrs. NJ. T,
Gelsting. chairman: Tuesday. Denny.
Thurman guild. Mrs. l. L. stephens,
hostess. Wednesday. Madrons guild.
Mrs. James b. Kline. hostess,
Thursday. Queen Anne guild. Mrs
H. r. Elliott. chairman: Friday.
Washington Park guild. Mrs. II. NJ
stryker. chairman: Saturday. Eas,
Capitol Hiu guild. Mrs. w. u. Phil.
lips, hostess.
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Asposid Club
Annual Breakfast

The annual breakfast of the As.
pasta club will be held on Tuesday,
June II. The following committee
OF arrangements has been appointed
by Mrs. Carl a. Johnson. president
OF the club: Mrs. Victor Zednick,
chairman: Mrs. Henry Bittman. Mrs.
J. w. Dorwart, Mrs. Lee Chester.
field, Mrs. Leo Baisden and Mrs.
Frank McGoRg.
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Dickens Fellowship Club

Thursday. May 20. at s p. m, the
Charles Dickens Fellowship club
meets in the Erickson room OF the
Y. w. G. A. Visitors welcome. Club
reading Edwin brood"