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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-11
VaIias.. !. tiiiias en- h Humaeao!

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En- el bsrrio Mariana, Luis Ramos,
Francisco cuadradO, Nieyes Cuadrado
v Pedro Rivera, sostuvieron una rita
de ! Ia cual salieron- unos contuscs y
otros heridos, siendo. asistidos en- Ell
Hospital Municipal.
EN- ell mismo ba-rio. los in
divsduos Simplicio Cruz y Simplicio
Martinez. sostuvieron una discussion pa
sando las manos, resultando Ell pri-
nero con heridas de navaja en- distin
tas parties del cuerpo. Ell agrcsor fu6
arrestado.
-Tamb'6n los ciudadanos Aniceto
Ruiz, Agustfn Torres, Pedro Torres Ca
nuto y Leon Ruiz, So trabaron de pa
labras, de cuya discussion salieron he
ridos todos los promotores de la re-
yerta
Sc ha hecho cargo de la Corte Mu-
nicipse. ell Lcdo. Luis Camacho, qruen
fu6 recientemente nombrado para juez
de dicha Corte.
-Debido a tener un nifio gravemen
to enfernS, Sc ha trasladado esSa
ciudad, Ell agente de Rentas I'-
ternas sr. Manuel Arroyo Martinez.
Deseamos pronta mejorfa ST pequefio
A pesar de los fuertes aguaceros
que nos sorprendieron en- los primeros
dias del afo, las fiestas de re-
yes han resultado muy animadas, en-.
esta comarca. III
Hr <0nn-rna1vr
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Ell CORREsP0NsAL..
"soBR1Nos DE Ez0uIAeA''


Ha quedado disuelta en- esta plaza
la sociedad que habia venido girando
bajo la raz6n social de "Sobrinos de
Ezquiaga", haciendOse cargo de su IL
quidaci6n de sus negocios, en- ell con-
cepto de sucesor continuador, la nue.
va sociedad que ha sido constituida ba
10 igual raz6n social ''sobrinos de Ez
Quiaga'', la que Sc dedicara los mis-
mos negocios que su antecesora.
Son sus socios gestores don Pedro 10
Sc Arsuaga Y don Manuel EEend1a, y
comanditarios don Juan Jose Arsuaga,
don Eugenio Murua don Ceferino
Arsuaga.
Los socios principales de esta impor
tantfsima Y acreditada casa han con-
ferido poder aolos antiques empleados
don Francisco Mendia, don Jose Zubilla
ga don Juan B. aArsuaga Gonzalez.
don Carlos F. Preston don Miguel
Mocoroa Arsuaga. sms. 50
Deseamos la nueva sociedad, que
estd integrada por valiosfsimos elemen
tos sociales y prestigiosas fguras que
gozan de gran reputation Ell Ell mundo
de los negocios, brillantes negocios en-
e. comercio de Puerto Rico.
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Noche deLiciosa

-
Celebrabase alegremente el tlia de
Reyes. y .por todas parties vsIanse nu-
me osos grapbs fotmados por gSentes de
todas la classes socia1es ddaispuestas a
divertirse Ell builiciosO entusiasiro.
lEs un dia singular Ell dia de Re-
yesl
La tradici6n evoca antiques recuer
dos y la humanidad como que Sc sic:ito
dulce mistericsamente transportada a
las aforanzas de la ninez, envueltas en-
perfumado ambiente de inocencia y can
Coz.
Y la vieja leyenda de la mistica his
toria de la llegada de los Reyes Magos
que ofrendaron con su mira oro,
traidos de lejanas tierras, la tierna exis
tencia del Salvador del mundo al ini-
ciarse esta, apenas. en- el espinoso sen
dero de la vida, tambien Sc revive ese
dia en- desbordante iibilo, entire can
ticos mil, entire embelesos y satisfac-
clones sin cuento.
NuooIIOo GtmpA0A AOo~a aUAtOAIAuOo
nos deleitamos.
Galantemente invitados por un CRU
po de belIas y simpaticas damas y de
varios amigos de nuestra mas distingui
da sociedad, nos dispusimos a un asal
to. y a el fuimos.
A ESQ de las nueve de la noche inva-
ll5i,v,ce, eiyto;+ o,,,nr+o 10 oaSo ,,,r,ado 5aI
cabaIlero don Avelino Gonzalez, situa
da en- uno de los sitios mas pintorescos
de la playa de esta ciudad, rsando CO.
mo arma de combate, la mas poderosa
persuasive para ell case, un sencillo
aguinaldo de letra criolla n4dsica Ii
gera.
I'm amable cortes recibimiento no
Sc hizo esperar.
Lilino, como 1e llaman sus intimos
hoy nuestro distinguido v apreciado
amigo don Avelino Gonzalez, es hon.
bre cultisimo que sabe recibif en- su
casa a sus amigos y proporcionarles
momentos muy agradables v rlacente-
ros; y secundado .por su respectable y
genti1 esposa dofia Rafaela Prieto, jo-
ven y elegante sefiora de exquisite ira
to grandes simpatias, hizo las deli
cias de sus asaltantss, obsequiandoles
explendidamente, con pastas ) dulces,
sandwichs, bombones y refrescoS, y con
varias agTadables sorpresas, dc esas
que a.egran' y regocijan 81 espitftu, que
emocionan, que rejhvenecen. que en-
estas sfiestas amman y dan lin vivo CO.
lorido al conjunto.s
Vayan pues; nuestras mas lexpresivas
gracias, a, congratular a tan sitnpaticos
esposos, como an palido refejo de nues
ira gratitud por los exQuisitos cumpli
mientos v las marcadas deferencias de
que fuimos objeto.
Por nuestra parte llicimos cIanto nos
fue possible.
Una agrupaci6n musical allf Iepresen
tada dignamente por las mandOlinistas
Sra. Maria Cabrera Lierta, v las sefo
sritas Araceli Nunez. Amina Cardona,
mercedes AIlleS y Maria Lu1Sa kamoS,
que hacen visibles adelantos bajo la
direction del Sr. don Jaime Pericas.
tambien concurrente, con la coopera-
cion de la sefiorita Maria Isabel Fernan
dez, como pianista de este humilde
servidor como un simple afcionado
La mandolinas ejecut6 varias piezas de
su sencillO repertoire, que fueron muy
aplaudidas y merecieron los honores de
la repetici6n.
< para terminar solo nos resta decir
que la fiesta resnlt6 animadisilna Y del
agrado de todos, incluso varias senoras
y diversos caballeros que Sc unieron
(Continda, en- la nag. 81
Ella eetaha dardo %io,,,,,o al +in,,,~.r i
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Ell CAPTAIN vARELA

Ell captain varela, de la Guardia Ma
cional, nos informa que las ofcinas de
Ia Compaafa Head Quarters" la cual
tiene 81 su cargo, han sido trasla-
dadas desde la Marina la parada
21s de Puert de TERRA.
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UN HoMBRE PIERDE UN DEDo

+. En- la carretera que conduce de Ba
rranquitas Aibonito, el truck de
Ignacio Lopez, que guiaba Julio Be
rrfos, arrollo Felipe Fret, quien
e DR.. Umpierre tuvo que amputar
Ell dedo mehique de IA mano izquier-
da.
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.EIO'T'ELES' S
CENTRAL.

Edincis eenstruide sxprssamSntd
para Hotsl, modsrnaments sQuipad6,
con ascensor, habitacienea cen baie,
tel6fono, timbres , suants rsluisfN
el modsrno Seonfert". Plan Eurspes.
Restaurant . IA sarta. Tsl6fene9s
Ss1-114A BOX 1859, San Jose, PIasA
Principal, San Juan, r. r.
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Quien podria adivinar que en- aQuel
instante el viejo Jose habia eacontra-
do ei mejor fI6n de toda su vida. cltan-
do ella mas metida estaba entire ollas
Y grasa, pasando las horas mss terri
bles de su existencial Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-11

Ella estaba dando tempo a. tempo.
Como una censella. ~. Yea Mickey"
la Obra maestro de Mack Sennet
en- Ell 'Rialto.' el sabadO. Advt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13
81. Johns Episcopal
Church Concert

Cndsr the auspices os ~. Johns
Episcopal church. n concert will be
given on Tuesday evening. May -.
~ Sis o'eio~a. IN IN. Masonic tenn.
pie. .sts California ave. West So
attic. Tho program will consist Of
the following; Piano solo. Miss
Olive Roach: vocal solo. Miss Helen
Ensgr.n. vocal soto. Nr. Anksr
Houxen. dance. Miss Frances Ryan.
double quartet. male voices. the
Apollo club. vocal solo. Mrn. Lionel
lilies. violin piano. Miss Eleanor
Mchnert and Mrs Mehneri. vocal
solo. DR. Carl Hoffman. musical
reading. Mr. Frank Giles. piano solo.
Miss Olive Roach: vocal solo. Mr..
Ankcr Hougen. dance. Miss Olivia
vaiotto. male quartet. Apollo club.
vocal solo. Miss Helen Euerren
violin. piano. slsn Eleanor Mehnert
and Mrs Mehnert. vocal solo. DIR.
Carl Hoffman. musical reading. Mr..
Frank Giies. vocal solo. Mrs. Lionel
lilies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13
Programs Announced
at Cornish

This month a number Of rscitais
will bs offered by students Of the
Cornish school Towards tho end uf
tho present term and prior TO the
opening Of the summer session ON
July this institution. IN limo with
their usual policy. present their
Glasses IN public r~cltais-
on Saturday. May 20. Lydia Fon-
ncsteek viii present her pupils In
|sspresrion. Saturday. May q. the
students o. Martha saekstt and IL.
len Wood Murphy will appear In pt
Ano recital. sunday. May "a. a junior
reception will be given In tho after.
noon and a student recital In tho
evening
Considerable interest IL being man.
Tested In the coming symphony or.
chsstra concert under leadership Of
Francis J. Armstrong. which wili be
given at the Masonic temple May -.
IN handling the Cornish symphony
orchestra. Mr. Armstrong has in the
past made a favorahle impression az
a conductor.
on June . and 10 the annual dance
festival Of Mary Ann Wells will be
presented AT the Metropolitan the.
alter. Under the personal direction
~ Mary Ann Wells this years pro.
gram will undoubtedly sufpass any
given before and tho gifted pupils
from the Cornssh school viii bs seen
al their best
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13
"Sports Clothes BdW'
This Erening

AZ the women's University clubs
sports Clothes BaIl'' this evening at
the Masonic temple. McDougail A
Southwick are staging q most eiab
crate fashion revue at 10 o'clock
which the committee In charge Of the
dance announces viii hold some ex
tremeiy aliurtng surprise features.
The committee also states that the
title. sports Clothes" includes at
tire for women from sports or tai.
iored suits TO summer dresses. and
for men. business suits. white flan
nels. duck or tuxedo. in fact. any
part OF a wardrobe with the exeep-
tion OF evening clothes. Card tables
will be provided for those who do not
care TO dance. as well as several In.
terestlng novelties.
The dance il for members and
their friends. and tickets may be OBJ
tanned at the door. The list OF box.
holders includes Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID.
stimson. Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Buiiltt.
MIR. and Mrs. Alexander b. stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas d. stimson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry r. ostrandsr.
Mr.. and Ars- George Warren Bocie.
AIR. and Mrs. Daniel Bass. Dr. and
Mrs. Walter A. Moore. Mrs. Alfred
II. Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Whitney Treat. Mr.. and Airs. Joshua
Green. Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Soil
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah Lemuel
Carr. Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Elmore.
nv. and Mrs Abner Brown. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. NJ. Smith. SIR. and Mrs. X.
William Crosby. Mr.. and Mrs ID. +.
Frederick. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy NJ.
Ba1kus. Mr.. and Mrs. n. @. Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Harper. Mrs.
Frederick Hall White. MFR. and Mrs.
r. ID. Merrill. Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Bayiey. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Linden.
berger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13
Musicale Giuen By
Mr.. and Mrs. Fischer

A delightful musicale was given
last evening BY Mr.. and Mrs. Caspar
Fischer at their residence. 500 Olym-
pic place. with the artistic program
given BY the following artists:
The sparEur String Quartet
John II spsrxur. first violin
Albany Ritcnl~. second violin
y. HELLER Collins. viola
George Kirchnsr. cello
Cusrtsf--A Minor. .~..-...... .Hchumann
~ Andantr expressive. allegro
f7D schsrro. lPrsstoJ
ca Adasio
90 Finale presto
Rseitstivs and Aris-"oc.an. Thos
mighty Monster" &c. n Won Weber
Mrs. Casper Fischer
Ar ...ss.ssss -.sfs 81 ssssssssss baGn
1ssttinx for string quartet By
Mr.. Sparkur)
Two Grenadi-rs". ......... schumsnn
Prot Kari SchNsrdtfsgsr
Quartet No. IL (SocturneJ Borodin
Oriental ...s.s.....s-s..s... GlazounOw
A wealth Of early summer flowers
decorated the home and the supper
table held graceful arrangement Of
snapdragons. Ophelia roses and iris
In crystal vases. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fischer are leaving next Friday for
extended travel in Europe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13
Concert at First
Presbyterian Church

on Sunday afternoon. May IL. at ;
o'clock, tho sunday school augment
cd orchestra OF 20 players will be
heard IN concert at the First Pres.
byterian church. The assisting artists
viii be Adele Walker. soprano. Mag.
nus y. Peterson. tenor: John Jenkins.
basso. and Edith Kendall. violin.
Tho program to be given follows:
Overture Midnight Dream" s.........
ts+tsspsst 600. ++'ss..-..s shehtepsEtef
tspsntancs ..-s+..++sss..ss... Gounod
Adele walker
Frances Williams. accompanied
lord God of Abraham" C"Ehiah'D...
John jenkins
Frances WILLIAMS. ecCofnpanlsf
Overture 'Masanisiio" ......4... Auhsr
N with AL Your Hearts" t'Enish")
.t.t.t......,.... Monde ls1ohn
MaEnus y Peterson
trviils nsistad. accompanied
Overture Italians IN Algeria Rossini
EsPANeA3o sHtssf FfsF+ts fafasafo
Edith Kendall
Overture --''Easiss Nest" tdramatio)..
sssssss s'stssfs ssssssssss .isenman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13
Orthopedic Tea Shop
Calendar

NsIt week NJ tho orthopcdio Tea
shop the different guilds In charge
will DO as follows: Monday. Trinity
parish. AIRS Harding Cow. hosteaH.
Tuesday. ST. Marks guild Of st.
Marks church. Mrs. Margaret Cheal.
hostess. Wednesday. WestminHter
Presbyterian church. Mrs. v. II
Armstrong. hostess: Thursday. St
MarRaret's guild 81 81. Marks
church. Mrs. u. NcEachorn, chair.
man; Friday. Aiki auxiliary Mrs.
Charles II. Gaffner. chairman. Sat
urday. Frink Park guild. Mrs. Ivan
l.. Hyland. hostess.
Assisting Mrs Cow on Monday viii
he Mrs J. II. Shepard Mrs. c. r.
Russell Mrs. Il. J =. Bethel. Mrs.
a. W. Anderson. Mrs. Mlndork Cow.
Mrs. J. n. Condor. Mrs. r. u. Chris.
tie and Miss Olga Dieckoff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13
Busine~~ and Professional Women's
Club


on Tuesday. May 10. the Seattle
bushes. and Professional womsn's
club will hold an open meeting ut
$40 .. m. at the Fine Arts rooms.
igi3 Fourth ave. where Judge Reah
whitehead viii speak on "Legisia-
ton Affecting the Women and Chill.
drcn OF Washington A fun attend
ance Of members and their friends
Ia desired.
Al the last meeting OF the club
Mother Night" was observed and
IN. member. and their mothers were
entertained with music. rccitations
and some beautiful movie reels Of
tho Canadian Rockies and other
scenic spots In Canada. Each mother
and guest was given a bouquet of
vlolets as a special token Of hos
piialiiy.
on May 20 and 81 the second state
convention will convene at Wenat-
chez. Washington. Miss Iota y.
Kelly. national vice president. VIII
be tho guest Of honor and the prin'
cipai speaker at the convention.
on May IS the seven business and
professional womcn's organizations
in Seattle, which are affiliated with
tho state federation. will act as joint
hostess TO Miss Lots r.. Kelly and
will give banquet In her honor
while she IL I'm Seattle. This ban
quet will be at 8 p. IN. promptly and
the place viii be given publicity at
a later date
For the benefit OF the Western
washington delegates there viii be
the first business women's special
train" which will leave Seattle at =
D. m. May rs. Immediately after the
banque, in honor Of Miss Kelly. and
all of the Seattle. hoauiam. Tacoma.
Puyallup and other Western dclega-
tons viii be I'm Seattle 70 attend the
banquet and Join tho Seattle delega,
ton In the special train for Nenat'
chez. Much interest and enthusiasm
has been created for the second state
convention and Miss Lulu 81. Fair
banks. the state president. says that
the interest Is keen turnout the en-
tire state.
The delecaes elected 70 attend the
convention from the Seattle Business
and Professional women's club are:
Miss Rcna KEEPER. Mrs. Lucy Wand.
Miss Luella Ayers. Miss Edna
cransie. Miss Josephine Speilbauer.
Mrs. Florence b. Meyer. Miss Edna
Lynn. Miss Edna Nichol. Miss Flor.
ence Mckay and Miss Anna Marie
Bruergcrhoff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13
SEATTLE SERVICE SET

city possessing official circle versed in all the cere
monies that enrich life and civilization ranks
cosmopolitan and attracts desirable residents well dis
eliminating travellers.
Seattle has service set that comprises every branch Of
The regular establishment the army, the navy the marine
Tho coast guard the public health and geodetc corps with
whose hospitality adds distinction and prosperity S.ate
civic laurels
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13
Personal

Mn. Censyieys Biesbsn with her
mother. Mrs. Martha swadiey.
mosor~a TO nslilaEham yesterday ,o
spend thu weekend with Ar. and
Mts. Leslis H. Darwin
Ms. Stephen T. Chadwick 4.
spending n short time with her 500.
in.law and daughter. Mr.. and Mira
Arthur kArr In Yakima.
Mrs Amy Worth and Mls Esther
Van vaicy are spending few days
Ia waIia walia.
MR.. Harry Campbell Morris ~
Edmonton. Alberta. who underwear,
an operation at the Columbus SAINT
tarium recently. il convaioscing
Mr. Morris - sister OF Mrs. y.
.. Boufns.
Mrs. Glenn NJ. owens win leave
Monday for Yakima to visit rcia.
tlvsa for several weeks.
Nr. and Mrs. Cornelius f.infhoim
CiIattie Carlson. who have been 70.
siding In New York for tho past
two years. ar. sailing. June !. for
Europe to spend the summer They
will return In September and viii
como to Seattle 10 make their home
Mr.. and Mrs. liver @. Strand.
OF Two Hafbors. MINI. tho house
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. =.
Grandy. at their home. SIS y. 18th
St. spent several days this week In
Victoria. u. G. They will leave in
a short time for their home.
Judge and Mrs. Hiram H. Had.
ley are spending tho weekend with
their son.in.law and daughter. MFR.
and Mrs. John Pierce. In Olympia
Mrs. Louise Dlmond and two sons
have arrived from New York to
spend the summer with her mother.
Mrs John T. Towers.
Mrs. Fred Yates is leaving next
week for Winnipeg TO visit rula-
lives for n month
Mrs. Charles r. elise will leave
May rs for Branford. Conn. where
she will visit her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred II. Hammer. for ak
weeks.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Philip q. Kinzer are
spending the week end I'm Bclllng.
ham
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13
To Speak Before
Auxiliary to
Cultural Arts

Mr.. Claude Madden will give an ~.
Illustrated lecture this evening. at 4
O'Clock. al tho Seattle Fine Arts soci-
ETY.. 1913 Fourth ave. under the aus.
plces OF the Seattle auxiliary TO cul.
tural Arts, speaking on Tho Effect
of Landscape on the Creative Mind"
Professor Madden win illustrate his
theme by violin selections. assisted
by Miss Iris Garfield. cellist: Arville
Belstad, pianist. and Mrs. Warren II.
Stetson. dramatic soprano.
The playing OF two OF Professor
Madden's recent compositions. typi-
cal OF the inspirational beauty OF Pu-
get sound country. Under Cedar
Boughs" and Summer Revery." will
be attractive numbers on the pro
gram. The public Is invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13
Mrs. Black WI
Honor Miss Hoge

AIRS. Gilbert Black will entertain
with bridge OF seven tables % her
home Tuesday afternoon. May "a,
compiimenting Miss Anna Hoge
whose marriage to Mr. Hamilton
Rolfe win take place June 1. only
the close friends Of Miss Hogs have
been invited. A few additional
guests viii come IN for tea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13
PRINCES. ANGLING Parlor

Native Daughters OF Washington.
Princess Angelina parlor. No. ?. will
give a card party on Friday evening.
May 70. in T. o q. T. hall. Sunday.
May 81. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jacob
son win give an excursion and haH-
kct picnic for the benefit OF the
Daughters. The Henry q. win leave
Fishermen's dock. Ballard. at 10 n.
m. All friends invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13
Ne1U Officers Elected

The newly.elected officers OF the
women's University club for the
coming year include Mrs. Frank 8.
Bayley. president: Mrs. Alvah Lem
uel Carr. first vice president; Mrs.
Hervey D. Wilbur. second vice pres.
ident: Mrs. Henry w. Pennock,
recording secretary: Mrs. Thomas X.
Lyons. corresponding secretary;
Mrs. John y. Burch, treaSurer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13
Dinner Dance

La Societe Des 20 Hommes ct
Chevaux will entertain with dinner
dance Saturday evening. May 20. In
the l.. c. Smith Building restaurant.
The patrons and pa,ronesses for tho
affair include Lieut.. Gov. and Mrs.
William J. Coyle. Mayor and Mrs.
Hugh NJ. Caldwell. Mr.. and Mrs. NAL
colin Douglas and Mr.. and Mrs.
| George Mantor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13

Olympic Circle. No. 81 NrlThhors
Of wooderafi. will ho.d an old.
fashioned party and Tor lunch. Mon.
day. May 10. at woogs hall. al 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13
Ouaranie Club

The Quarante club will meet Tues.
day. May rs. with Mr.. and Mrs. j.
y. Fuller. 4o54 California ave. Elec.
ton 81 officers. Tho program viii
include Foreign Independent
Days" and ''The Three Best Plays
Of ig2i-22."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13
Council No. GIG. X. Of c.

knights of Columbus of Council
No. SIC will hold mid.May dance
In the X. OF c. hall Friday evening.
May 10. The committee In charge
il composed Of MIR. George McAteer.
Mr. James Ryan. Mrs. Leo Barton
and Mr.. Leonard Knufer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13
Mothers' Service

A mothers service Will IL held IN
the Madison 81 Mcthod'It church.
card and Madison. on Sunday eve.
ming. A series OF short papers on
The Mother OF Methodisrn. susannah
Wesley" win be -ead Ly twelve
mothers. other readings On Moth.
ers" and appropriate music will be
rendered. In the morning the pastor
VIII sopak on our Debt 10 Mothers. -
with special music.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13
North End Progre.sIye Club

Tho North End Progressive club
will meet at tho NJ. Regis cafe,
Second and Stewart st.. Tuesday.
May 10. at p. m. Elec ion Of Of
ficers. A fun attendance lequested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13


GENERAL PERSfifSC
General John j. PershinR, II. y.
A.. chief Of starr. stated ~ the recent
hearings before tho senate suboom-
miitee on tho Army appropriation
bill that adequate preparedness. on
the part ~ the United States. could
have prevented both the civil war
and the world war
General Pershing ir giving a pc.
ries OF sunday iuBcheons. IN wash.
ingion. -. C., which bring together
many people OF Importance. military
and civilian, and where the converse.
ton n not only witty but wise. Ia.
volying ms Il does those whose ex.
periencs la international.
FORT LAYTON
The week al Fort Lawton. and IN
Seattle. was notable for the recep
ton which assembled eminent rep
ressntatIve- Of Seattle society. ~
well sH personagss Of distinction IN
the service. and which was given BY
Colonel Oscar J. Charles. y. =. A..
colonel commanding at Port I.awton,
and Mrs. Charles. In honor Of Major
General Charles O. Morton. y. =. A..
commander OF the 9th corps area.
who led the zsth combat division IA
France. receiving the distinguished
service medal. tho croix de Rierre
with two palms. and the insignia Of
commander OF the Legion OF Honor
IL il the presence Of such guest
that gives prestige 20 sestiie's Serv-
leo set. and creates n civic interest
az magnetic as IL r. valuable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13

Fremont W. c. I. u. will hold an
aiidAy institute. Tuesday. May ia.
beginning Nc 10 n. M. al Fl Panfr
church. Gard and Fremont ave.
Splendid program. In the evening
musical contest viii taks pLaee at
o'clock. BRING lunch. Coffee viii ~
served.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13

Tho Madrona Presbyterian Sab
iath school wil entertain with a tea
In honor of the mothers OF The
church and community. Fsiiry after
noon. May 70. from until : O'Clock
Tire following program will lie given.
Piano selection. Mrs. y. r. tehwenn'
son. talk on the child. Df Stephen
son Smith: group OF songs. Mrs
Philip MarlEidr. accompanied by
Mlan Grace Joi@on. an educational
sketch. by several members.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-13
Lincoln High School Pm A

Lincoln High school PIT. 4. will
hold It's last meeting Tuesday May
Is. Mt 2:3o p. m. In the study hail
OF the annex. a special "MotherA'
Day" program has been arranged
by the Girls club. Patrons urged
TO attend. Refreshments.