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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-04
STEALING SUIT
At POOL WAS.A
COSTLY ERROR
STATE FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
OFFICIALS DECLARE CRUSADE
ON STEALING SUITS.
Deposit May Be Required in Every '"se
II Practice Is Not Broken
UP Says Swartz.

The salty sentence that was m"t'! out
by Squire Carrigan NcStcrda! l" '"'
Martins Ferry man VIII" WAS caught Of"
The act of taking 4 bathing suit belong
Ing 10 the Stat" Fair Association from
The swimming pool Sunday. marks '"'
beginning 81 vigorous campaign l"
break up the practice O: stealing SUITS
declares Secretary Ecrt Swartz. Here
tofnr,. the management has been rather
lcnicnI with offenders III this respect
hiSmiSsin" them with a warning after
recovering the stolen property. but ~
several have hecn unprecedented lately II
WAS decided that = Stcrn"r pole! Was
necessary Hereafter. all persons nan
Ing STATE Fair bathing salt" in lh''r
possession unlawfully will be prose-
ruted to IN" Tul extent "f tn" law.
As mono Of these suits are ever sold
nor rented for use outside Of tho p"oI
everybody wearing Stat" Fair SUI,
anywhere but at the pool has galnen
possession Of Il my unlawful means and
detection will hc Il comparatively easy
matter Methods. have hrrn devised for
detecting persons taking suits from the
yo"l. sand prosecution Will surely FOL
low whether the offender he man,
woman or child
Il is such dishonest acts on tho part
Of some members az the public ihat
make necessary the Inconvenience Of re-
Quiring a deposit IN suits rented Boys.
particularly. have been guilty or Si"ai
ing this year and their dishonesty may
force the management To require a do
pos!t on all boys cotton SuiS. as well rs
the wool suits. tn insure having an ddc-
ullato supply OF these suits on hand at
all times Parents would he very wise
Il they bought bathing suits for their
boys. thus Sparing them the temptation
10 steal and MAXIM them liahl" to ar
rest and punishment which will l." tn"
sure consequence uf futur" th"tis "r
this Kind
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-04
TEACHERS EXAMS

The second and last uniform stabs
teachers examination will DO held &C
the Woodsdale public school building
July 10 and II. 1922.
The schedule for the examination 10
as follows:
1:45- 500 Assigning seats TO
applicants announce
ments etc. ......-. -nt,
S:n0-lr:O0 T.. S. and West Va
History ........... mrs.
l0:00-l2 90 Arithmetic ......... mrs.
Thursday Afternoon
I. 40 2:sO Civil Government. 4 " hrs
go 400 Theory and Art OF
Teaching .....:. ..ih mrs
400 Sis Physiology and Hy-
siene ..............lk mrs
Friday FORENOON
I:45 $50 English Grammar and 81
Language ......l% mn.
a:3o-1l:l5 Agriculture .,.....lH% mrs.
,I:1s-12:1O Spelling ......... Z hr.
Friday Afternoon :.
90 1880 Writing ........ mr..
|: 30 ais Reading ........i% pts
3:l5- 500 Geography .........1I mrs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-04
FISHERMEN ARE ON
WAY TO WHEELING

Members OF the Central Fishing club
Of this city who have been spending
several months down the Ohio river on
a fishing and hunting trip are on their
way home according tn Information
reaching here yesterday.
The party is composed or Henry
Wurtzbergcr. Adam NurGberger' Ioo
WurtZberger George WurtzherSer ana
Russell Rule will make short Trip
UP the MuskInCum river for nshlns
session before returning home.
The latest report from the party de-
clare they are having n fine time ana
r,pOrt some large catches.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-04
MORE OPENINGS
At Y. N. CAMP
seonnd Session Of Season VIII Start
Tomorrow-Mnny 20
Enter.

VI. A. Could secretary OF Boys work
at tho Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton and head Of the Y. NJ. c. A camp
on Buffalo Creek left the camp IN
charge Of his assistants Yesterday ana
cane back 10 the Y where he spent tho
day taking applications for the second
ten dav session OF the camp when De-
gins Thursday.
Although there arc only tew more
Of the places on tho list open several
annlIcations were received yesterday.
Mr Gould stated that n any Of tho
horr would Ike to visit this session
Of the camp now going On for a Few
DAYS Il could he arranged as there Is
s.ilI room for a few boys At the camp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-04

In observance Of Independence nov
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-04

all city and county ofnoss VII %
closed today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-04
NOCOUNCIL MEETING
ri+v so,ons Will Not Hold Regular
weekly Session Tontght-Meet
Tomorrow.

CIV council will not meet IN regular
s,ssiou tonight OWN. to y holiday be-
;,,,. d..,.red in all branches " the city
government
As a result of IN" Fourth OF jury anu
no meeting tonight councl VIII '''''
tomorrow evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-04
City Briefs

Tho Ohio County Board Of Equaliza-
ton and Review. commencing Wcdnes-
day, July 8. will meet in this city for 10
days. for the purpose OF reviewing the
Ohio county assessment figures.
Sixteen cases. 10 Of which were
drunks> made up yesterdays police
court session.
Registrars for the primary election
are sitting In their respective precincts
10 correct and amend the registration
hooks and register any person who was
not registered in the housc-to hou sc
canvass. The registrars sat yesterday
and will again set tomorrow
Owing 10 many people going out Of
the city today and little traffic on tho
streets. chief Of Police Fred II. Frazier
announced last night that the traffic
police would not work today.
A new Ford touring car owned BY w
J. Riggle OF Dallas. was stolen yester-
day morning. Police were notified but
have not loCa ted the machine.
Tn obenryanre ~ Indenendancc nav
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-25
Reception and
Tea Planned

In preparation OF the ANTICIPATED
visit to the city OF n delegation Of
noted paieatlnian authorities. n re.
oepuon and tea is being planned In
their honor by the Jewish women Of
Seattle. Tho party includes the
noted journalist, Nahum Sokoiow. Of
Jerusalem. his daughter. DR.. CLINE
Sokolow. Prof. Otto warburr OF
Hamburg and Col. John II. Patter.
son.
The tea win be held NJ Educational
Center Friday afternoon, March 3.
from $3.50 To 4 o'clock. during which
time interesting talks are promised
by the guests Of honor. A general
invitation H. extended TO all.
Mrs. Mark Lees Ia chairman OF the
reception committee. which includes
the following:
Mrs. Ralph schoenfeld. Mr.. T.. r..
Schwabacher. Mrs. Isaac LURE. Mrs.
Robert LURE. Mrs. Stanley Blunen.
thai. Mrs. Louis f'riedlander. Mrs. X.
Zecye. Mrs. Henriette Schneider.
Mrs. Joseph Silver. Mrs. Sol q.
Spring. Mrs. 7. Leitzick. Mrs. NJ. $.
bernstein. Mrs. Melville Monheimor,
Mrs. Arthur q. Cohen. Mira. n. l..
Weincr. Mrs. Leopold M. Stern. Mrs.
Bernard LindenberRer. Mrs. Samuel
Ostrow. Mrs. Emil Bories. Mrs. Carl
Schermer. Mrs Elkan Morgenttern.
Mrs. BELLA Dinkelspicl. Miss Blanche
II. Newberger.
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Mrs. Shdtc Hostess at
Attractive Affair

An interesting and attractive tea
was given this afternoon. with Mrs.
Gordon shaw as hostess. Golden
daffodiis were used In decorating the
living room. with soft greens and
apricot shaded tulips In the sun
room
A broad basket filled with sw~es
peaa pslstci tinted tulips and fra
grant frcesias center~d the dainty
tsa table. wbsrs Alternating at the
urns. we're Mrs John Hood. Mrs v.
II. Owen. Mrs. walter Ward. Mrs.
Frank AcHush. Mrs. Harrison ifsr.
yey and Mrs. Max walske. Assist.
ing were Miss Hazel Baldwin. Miss
Helen sully. Miss Lucia Meaeham
and Miss Hazel Pcronssau. The call.
ers were greeted At the door BY
Helen Mary McHuwh.
Mrs. Charles Frederick suiiy and
Miss Bernice sully. mother and ais.
ter Of Mrs. Shaw. received with her
during the calling hours. from . until
5 O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-25
Music
Madam Butterfly"
Again Pleases

Due 10 the great number of re
quests. Madam Butterfly" was re-
peat.d last evening by the San Carlo
Grand Opera company. In place Of
'-The Jewels OF the Madonna" Great
interest was shown when Il was an.
nounced that Tamad Mlura. dlmlnn.
tive japanese soprano. would appear
IN the leading role. az II N quite a
novel feature 10 rec a Japanese In
this part. especially one endowed
with an exceptional voice as well AZ
being a finished actress.
Mime. Mlurn's singing was a rar~
treat and her portrayal OF tho Japa'
nesa wife OF an American was very
commendsbic. Her singing OF the
aria, "un bel al vcdremo" was again
received with prolonged applause.
The San Carlo company will ciosr
their engagement here tonight with
III Troyatorc." In which Blanca IA
roya will be heard ns Leonora. and
uaetanio TommaHini mn Manrico.
~Lohengrin." with Anna Fitziu. guest
artist. In the role OF Elsa. Romeo
no.cacci as Lohcngrin and Mario
Vale as Frederick Of Telramund was
given at the matinee this afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-25
DATES
70 REMEMBER
SATURDAY. rEBuuARy IS

SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 4S--
Broadway Guild Of the orthopedsc
hospital 20 give card party and
tea dance 81 the Hotel Washing
tor.
Mr.. ana Ms Livfnxs,ss n. ssd-
mar "a entertain with recsp,Ian
~ sunss, club. honoring Mr. Liv-
irKton n. stsdman. IT,. and Mrs.
st~dmsn
Or. and Mrs q. c. Bst.s dinner at
home.
Mr. and Mrs wilbur scrusy vfn
be hosts 70 their fridge ciub.
Dr.. and Mrs Norman Miller viii
sntsrtain ~i,h bridge dinner at
SUNDAY, vEsRuARy re-
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Resd's m
formal supper.
MONDAY. FEBRUARY r.
Dinner dance at tho College club
NJ. and Mira oeorss Thompson 70
entertain at the College club din.
n~r-danee.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY ss--
Aardi Gras ball at the Seattle Yacht
> club.
Bridge tea AZ horns ~ Mrs. Alfred
watson. with Mrs W. " Hoims.
ana Mrs. Watson AZ hoste.ses.
DR. and Mrs. Toriief Torlaud 10 en-.
terrain with a dinner At tho Yacht
club.
Mrs.. a. ". Anderson wiii be hostess
at luncheon At the Sunset club.
eompiimentins Mira Livingston
Boyd Stedman, Jr.
Bridge tea complimentary to Mrs.
George Donworth. with Mrs
Reginald ~. Parsons as hostess.
MONDAY. MARCH g.
Mrs. Arthur Lyon TO entertain with
bridge luncheon In compliment 20
her houss guest. MIRA Jean
Graham.
TUESDAY. MARCH -
Musicale at home. with Mr.. and
Mrs. Casper Fischer az hosts
"WEDNESDAY, MARCH b.
Capitol Hin Guilds musicais-tea At
the home OF Mira Thomas Bor-
deaux
rDfU ksDAY, MARCH D.
Mrs. y. ~ Ceisman 70 entertain
with bridge luncheon az home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-25
Personal

Miss rsna r~ndieton. who has
been r~ndirr some time tn fo~n.
win leave the nr' OF nsrt week
for New rork.
Mr. A. ID. MoCiAine. a. spoisnne.
arrived yesterday 10 spend = week
with Mfs. Mcclaine. who u she guest
II her brothsrln-isw and sister. Mf.
ana Mrz Frank q. Taylor.
AR. and Mr.. Henry Ro~i~y. who
have been spending = few days in
town. will return " their home in
billings. Mont The first " tho veek-
MIA n. ". carrnan has rsturned
from q trip 20 Nov York
Mr.. ana Mrs. Daniel buckingham
are removing tho first Of mart week
from the Washington Arms Apart
msnts to iT3T Goth ave-
Mr.. Harry Bolcom. who has been
spending the winter In FLORIDA. re-
turned yestsrsay.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. I. pursnd win
arrive tomorrow from Los Angcics
20 visit their non and cauEhter.in.
law. Or. and Mira Jay l. Durand
Mr.. cebort BaiilalrEcon left today
for California on a short business
trip.
Mrs. Erwin Calm OF Hood canal II
Visiting friends In town foe a few
days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-25
Nert Weeks Calendar
at Tea Shop

IN charge Of tho orshopedie Tea
shop nax; week win be. on Monday.
Capitol uln guild. Mr. Prank Y.
Cnx-. bos'ass: Tuesday. Denny-Fuhr.
man guild Mrs- A >. Faiknor. host
sax. wednesday. univerrsfy Eurd.
Mrs Hugh u uons. hostess. Thurs
day. Queen Anne study club. Mira
C. w. Kramer. hoztesai Friday. Noun,
Baker Park guild. Mira J. H. BixEar.
chairman. Saturday. ssahurnt auxil
larry. MR.. H. Booth. chairman
Assisting Mrs. Case on Monday
will be Airs. George Sample. Mrs
Mary Terrell 0eis,inx. Mrn. Miller
Freeman. Mrs. Bruce shorts. Mrs.
". r. Frye. AIRS y. g. nrnfen. Mira
Harry Gray. Mrs Neal Boyle and
Mrs \. G. Bricr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-25

ing the courtiinesa associated with
Mount Vernon.
HAINT VALENTINE
Saint Valentine. whose hearts
blood WINS spilled some seventeen
hundred years ago. would have been
pieascd with the red hearts that nc
oanfed the successful valentine party
given at their town house on Tues.
day by hu. Black. wife Of Past Sur.
geon Walter Alvin Black. u. y. l..
n. H., and which compiimentef both
army and civilian sets. The prize for
high score was won by Mrs. Stiley,
wife Of Captain Joseph Francis hii
ley. ". \. A., the second BY Mrs. H.
y. Buzzeli. and the cancellations by
Mias Downs. Mrs. Jacobs. wife Of
Captain James II. Jacobs. u. n. A.
Tho hostess was asrlsted by Mrs.
Frederick J. Bailey. Mrs. A. n. Wer.
ner, Mrs. vose. wife Of Major Rob.
ert ". voBe. u. ". A.. retired. Miss
Mildred Barnes. Mas Baker.
ANNIVERSARY
cclcbrating her husbands birthday
anniversary. an elaborate dinner
was arranged on Friday At their
Fort Ward quarters by Mr.. Cham
berr. wifs OF Captain Arthur Kay
Chambers. u. 3. A.. commander of
Fort Ward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-25
Quietly Married
This Morning

ne marrfare OF Mss Eleanor
Bradley Griffith. daughter OF Mrs.
Charles Colrnan Grifffth. OF wash
ington. ID. c.. was quietly married
this morning to Mr.. James Temple
ton Robinson. r. son OF Mr.. and
Ma James Templescn Robinson.
Rev. II. II. Co~en reading the serv.
Ne n ST. Barnsbas' chapel. At s1s
oiclock- Mr.. Edwin St. John Crit.
flsh. Of this city. brother Of the bride.
anxe her in marriage. and only ths
Immediate relatives witnessed the
ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson VII b nj
heme In Seattle after the first OF
March.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-25
Artists Ball
Artistic Affair

Entering the Masonic temple last
evening. Imagination carried each
guest TO the Far East, 40 realistic
was the effect OF the costumes rep
resented at the ArtistT ball. ~
Might In Old Alexandria" given by
the Seattle Art club.
The grand march was led by ThaIE.
whose chariot was carried on the
shoulders Of four slaves. followed by
her retinuc OF slaves Gcorseous and
artistic was the brilliant affair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-25
Plans Luncheon

Honoring Mrs. Moore. wife OF Mai.
Harvard Moore. u. 8. A.. and Mrs.
Miner, wife OF Capt. Frederick Mil.
ner, u. *. A.. Of Fort I.awton. Mrs.
Peter w. Dawson IL entertaining
with luncheon OF ~ covers In her
apartment at Adrian Court Wednes.
day afternoon. Later the party viii
attend the performance OF May Rob.
son In 1T Pays to Smile" At the
Metropolitan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-25
Garfield PIT. A.

Garfield High School PIT. A. will
hold Its regular meeting Tuesday.
February ~, at $40 p. m. In the
auditorium. The s0.i0 taxation ques-
ton will be discussed by "A speaker
who has studied the question from
all angles. Mrs. Harry Stephenson
Bowen will contribute group Of
songs a good attendance iB desired
mn the drive for membership II
nnN ON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-25
Entertdins With
Preftu Tea

compiimenting her house r,sest.
Mrs. NJ. A. Mitscher. OF Coronado.
Mrs. George w. Klinefelser enter
tanned with an attractive tea at her
home this afternoon. from 4 until 9
O'Clock.
Baskets OF spring flowers adorned
the home and low basket Of gwcct
peas and dainty blossoms conferred tho
tea table. where. presiding. were Mrs.
Frank McHugh. Mrs. Grover Des-
mond. Mrs. J. c. Bowles. Mrs. II. w.
White and Mrs. ID. c. Yancy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-25
>Ceattle
Society
Cards Out for Informal
Tea; Gorgeous Chinese
Setting for Mid-Sodso't
Assembly.

CoNrLfMENriNG Mrs. Living.
~ stcn Boyd stedman. Jr.. Feb.
ruary bride. and Mrs. Edward Nor.
gan Mills. who has recently returned
from trip to Chicago. Miss Louise
Raymond has issued carts for an
informal tea At her home. 7os ssth
ave. Thursday afternoon. March :.
AZ ESQ o'clock.
Mrs. James Colbert sullivan and
Mrs. caspar Clarke viii preside at
the urns. and assisting will be Mrs
John r. Murphy Mrs Frank Pres
ton. Mrs. Earl Grey Park and the
Misses Cwladys and Dorothy Mills
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-25
Judge and
Mrs. Gillian
VIII Be Hosts

Judge and Mrs. mitchell Gillian
ars entertaining with q tea AT their
hone Sunday afternoon from 4 Until
Z O'Clock. honoring their house
rUsnts. Mr.. ard Mrs Archibald r.
Cater. Of Calcutta. India
Assisting the hostess win BE- MA
samuel IL Hedges. Mrs Thomas
Hnrdeaux. Mrs T. Hester Cute and
~ II. x. Owens
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-25
Council Of Catholic Women

Seattle Council OF Catholic Women
viii give a grocery shower on Tues
day. February rs, from until 6
o'clock, at the home OF Miss Mary
O'Brien. 1915 u. Aloha ST.. for Sistsr
Conrad OF Providence hospital. to dis
tribute among the poor. A musical
program VIII be given during tho
afternoon. For information. cali
Miss o'Brien. Capitol 2o29. or Miss
Wilcox, Elliott 1886. Everyone wei.
,apan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-25
Musical Festival
This EUcning

Five thousand tickets have been
distributed through captains and
members 81 the r. l.. I. for the rnusi.
cal festival 20 be given this evening
In Masonic Temple. The purpose OF
Thu. oonc.r, In 10 foster a greater
appreciation Of better music and like
wise IN secure funds for the erection
Of Y l.. I. club house.
The following interesting program
viii be given;
star spsnslsa Hammer ............
TAI ''Eoss aacrsdes NsKuus .....
..........s....s..H lr Edward Eir1
thl 20 RaigtAris'' ............s...
........p r. Frxntiln Sawyer Palms.
tsoio--Msstsf waiter soottb
te) Concord f~stitia" ....,.s...
txIvtn century iAun hyfnnp
harmonis~d ~ Dpsms.Taylor.
The orchestral scc0mpaninsnts are
scored ~ the director. NJ Morgan.
chorus and orchestra
iioteerH suite
Prelude s...........s.......E orfes
hArahsnds ....s..-s.s...sss's.
sc.s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Heading Dialect
Miss Margaret Akin.
tab Row Js ssiftiy' ..... Campsna
tb) -Dslla of Absrdovsy-'. Welsh AR
Ladies Nhoru@
votes
.BsIi Bong from 'rAkme'. Deifbss
Mrs.. Thos. J. Sullivan.
al MY Love Dwelt w n Northern
Land .,...........H ir Edward Elsr
tbi 'crulskssn Lawn" old Irish air
hArmonis~d ~ e. Granville nentosk
Chorus
Reading -Heisct~d--
Miss Margaret AKIN
volcs--
ta) Joy 81 the Morning ...
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Harriet Wars
ts1 "poata ~ Nine" ..... Anne Miller
teb will o. the Wisp" Gilbert AproHs
td) Life and Death" ......s....
...s.4.ss+ssss.sss oolertdEc taylor
Mrs. Carl Warren Hobiitxsli.
Violin aoio with orchestra
"HoUabce" .ssssfsss ssss.sss bNfndaen
Miss Elizabeth Degan and Sr. W. H.
usdiey's string Orchestra
tsl the UcHiings" .....sss....
alr Frederick Bridge.
th) ''reiieve Me n All Those En-
dearins Young Charms" ...4.
.......+....A ARID. by fthys Herbert
l tc) 'kilarneN s.ssssssss...ssss
..........M. W. Halfe-Hhys Herbert
Chorus.
Mira N. NJ. Hug, nocompanlst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-25

West Seattle Review sewing Circis
Mrs. Fred chrstianssn will enter.
tain the West Seattle Review w. u.
A. s-wlng circle al her homs. ti7t
aga ave. y. w. Friday. March .. at
II n m. Members and friends IN.
vifed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-25
Mid-Scoson Assembly
Brilliant and Colorfu

The Mid.season Assembly last
evening was most cciorfui and
gorgeous In It's representation Of ORR
entail art The interior Of Chrtstcn-
sens haii was transformed into a
Chinese temple. which the guests en-
tered BY passing over a bridge and
thru swinging doors. decorated In
brilliant design. and swung open by
dainty maids In Chinese costumes.
Soft blue draperies covered the
ceiling and walls and Chinese tenn
plc lanterns suspended from tall red
poles were placed At intervals about
the room. supplying the only ughs
IN thu ballroom. adding a mystic air
10 the scene. Under the balcony
were bright red hangings. Chinese
rues and cushions. with all the ap-
purtenances Of an Oriental ROOM
A hright.roofed pagcda. guarded
"a either side b. Buddha. from
which emerged fragrant incense.
sheltered the orchestra. and punch
was served from a miniature parcds.
eay with Its strsamers and chines~
lettering. Credit Is due 20 Mr.. Thro-
dcrr Parsons for the artistic and e.
fective decorations
The hcstesses for the evening were
Mrs Harry ostrander, Mira James
Tate Mason. Mrs Keith @. Fisken.
Ma Prescott Oakes. Mrs. Kcnein
Winslow. Jr.. Mrs. Stanley Minor and
Mr.. James Colbert Sullivan.
Tho ushers were Mr.. Stanley Minor.
xfr. J. c. sullivan. Mr. keneim
Winssow. Jr.. Mr.. Caspar Clarke. Mr.
John Baii.argecn. AFR. Keith Logan
Bullitt. Mr.. Carl r. Gould. Mr.. Letch-
~ Lambuth. MFR. Leo Black. Mr.. A..
II esrous. Jr.. AR. osgood Packard.
NJ. Keith Fisken. Or. J. Tate Mason.
M. Prescott Cakes and Mr.. II. y.
oetrander.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-25

ADDITIONAL CLUBS


Mr.. w. q. Shepard. divisional lee
turcr. Will speak nj the Thoosophical
society on "Thc Visible Rulers and
the Unseen Government" sunday. s
p. m. at 100 Lyon building. Third
and James,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-25
Music Practice Club

The Music Practice club will meet
at the home Of Mrs. Thomas scruggs.
1897 23d ave, Tuesday afternoon.
February 20. ut 250 o'clock. Amer
lean Composers ~ Opera and Or.
chestral work" viii be the subject
for the dav
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-25
Queen Council. v. LII.

Queen council, Y. l.. L.. has been
invited 10 attend the convention OF
all Northern Institutes in Tacoma.
Sunday. February 20. Take o'clock
boat from Colmnn dock. For reser.
vations. call Elizabeth Robinson. Ell.
Holt 1875, or Elliott AO65.M.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-25
Sundnu Ereninn Sumner

Mr. William Lawrence Warren viii
entertain with an Informal Sunday
evening supper at the Seattle Tennis
club tomorrow evening. with places
marked for twenty-scven guests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-25
Informal Tea

ComplimentIng Mrs. Henry Row
~. OF Billings. Mont. Mira George
y Lane entertained with an informal
- In her apartment at the Moore
Friday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-25
Thrift Shop
Announcement

Tho orthopcdic Thrif, Shop. at 40
Union ST.. announces that many do
sirable articles are on sale at the
shop. reasonably priced The shop In
open from 10 until o'clock. inciud.
Ing Saturday.
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Clubs
CLUBS FOR MONDAY
Library and Travel Club

Library and Travel Club
The Literary and Travel club viii
meet AT the homo OF Mira y. l.
Groasrnan. iit7 18th ave- ~. Mon
day. February 81. Mt ? p. m Mrs.
LEO wheeler will read a paper on
tho Granting Of the Magma Charta- :"
Home Hygiene
The American Red Cro-s with
Mrs Tucker ms instructor. In giving
"A course In home hygiene and care
OF the sick TO the women Of the Ad-
ans school district. All women of
the district are urged TO Join this
class. held In basement OF Ballard
Christian church. at 22d ave. N. W.
and w. Goth st. on Monday. at !
y. m.
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Musicale and Tea

Mrs. Elizabeth Richmond Miller
entertained In her studio a. the Nc
keiyey THURSDAY afternoon. with a
delightful musicale followed By tea
Tho program presented followr