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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-08
Service at Tea Shop

Mrs. II. Knox Roberts will he the
hostess for the Queen Anne guild
at the orthor.dic Tea shop Thurs
day. Assisting will Be Mrs. Harry
Bartlett. Mrs. Harvey J. Wood. Mrs.
A. Aston Hole. Mrs. Frank l..
Plummer. Mrs. J. -. Stockton. Miss
Anona Roberts. Miss Lucy Semple
swanstron and Miss Errna Farrar
Bauer.
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Cannon Older Than Methuselah,
Theory of Calendar Reformee

than two members ~ Uncle Sans
congress stiil aiive-''Upcle Joe" Can.
non 81 Dsnvllle. ~. and Mai G. ".
stedman Of Greensboro. ~. G., late
Of the Confederate army.
~ least that IL what Moses p.
Cofsworth. y. @. s., Of New wsht.
minister. British Columbia. told the
house judiciary committee the Other
day while advocating a revision q
tho present calendar.
Cannon was born May 7. 1885, ana
viii be 10 his next birthday sted-
man was born January -. 1871. ana
has consequently just turned ST.
cotsworth knows. Of course. that
the Bible says Methuselah lived 10
be 800 years old. but. coiarorth says
that before the deiuge the year o.
the Bible was only cycles Of he
moon. that ~ zsiz days each.
And. " YOU take that and fiTur.
Il up, ~ coisworth has, 1efhuaelsh
died when he wa 81. and Mai. -
man now has it on him b. nearly
month
Cannon thus has 1eibu>ciah beat
en- by four years and a half
In fact CotsSorth says. II you se
piled the Bible reckoning 10 Cannon.
he ~ already more than 1854
years" old and has II all over any
one mentioned IN the Bible.
Editors Note. - The wenk
point In Mr.. Cotswortb's theory
seems 10 be- that the Bible nays
tGen. v. Ill that MethuselAhs
father. Enoch was g. years old
when McfbuselAli was born
which, according 10 the Cots
worth figures. would make Enoeh
parent at the age OF five mod
ern years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-08
Group of Seattle People
Will Attend Opera IN
Portland

A group Of Seattle people who viii
70 TO Portland TO attend the opening
night OF grand opera in that city. on
WEDNESDAY evening. March -. viii
!. be- Mr.. ana Mrs. John Henry BALM.
ger, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Willard
stimson, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward /.
Garrett. Mr.. and Mrs Lsngdou G
Henry and Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Boyle.
Mrs. Bzrrfnr~r and Mrs. Boyle plan
TO remain In Portland during the en-
gagement of the Chicago Grand
Op>ra company.
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Seattle
Society
Mrs. Strure Plans Lunch
con for Saturday; IN
citations Issued tor
Musicale

COMMUNICATING MRS. JOHN
~ y. FAEREtIA who has recently
returned from an extended trip IN
the East. Mrs. Frederick strive Is
entertaining with luncheon OF
twelve covers at her home Saturday
afternoon.
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Informal Afternoon
Giren bu Mrs. Kdkfmdnn

Mrs. Jacob Kaufman entertained
informally at her home yesterday
afternoon, when Mrs. Agnes Gaylor.
who has been giving a series OF talks
on Emerson. spoke on Friendship"
Friday afternoon Mrs. Gaylor viii
sneak on The Sermon on the
Mount" Mrs. Kaufman extends an
invitation TO all those interested to
attend.
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n. y. Day PIT. 4.

Regular monthly meeting Of ~ r.
PIT A. viii be held az the school
Thursday. March ., AT ans p. m. Mr.,
w. 4. Fleming. OF the vocational de-
partment OF tho Seattle public
schools. win address the meeting on
"The schools Contribution Towards
tho Chiid'a Future"
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Seward Pr. A.

prnf. Stevenson Smith will speak
on child Psychology" ne the meet
lng Of the Seward Parent Teacher
association Thursday. March .. It's
talk viii begin az 40 y. IN. Mrs
Francis Schanhio will sing.
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Mrs. Treat Giros
Informal Luncheon

As a compliment 10 Mrs' = =,
Gator. OF Victoria. who Is the guest
OF Mrs. John u. Farrell. Mrs. Harry
whitney Treat asked a few frienas
IN for luncheon at the sunset CRUZ
this Afternoon.
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Colonel Ellsworth Circle. q. A. r..

Colonel Ellsworth circle. q. A. IT..
will serve a home-cooked dinner FIJI
day. from II 20 to / O'Clock. in vcier.
ans hall. Arrnory. The regular meet
ing will begin at 7jo O'Clock.
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Buffet Supper

Mrs. Lucille Fisher entertained
sixteen guests with a buffet supper
at her home last evening. the party
later attending the performance OF
''rhe Bat AT the Metropolitan.
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Concord P.T. A.

Concord PIT a. viii hold an
alumni reception Saturday. March
II. at T.1o y. m. at the south Park
flrid house. All Old and recent
graduates Of South Park and Concord
schools. formsr principals and teach.
err invited. 4 program OF unusual
interest viii Do presented. The meet
lnE will give opportunity for renew.
ins old fficndshipa.
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HOW Two WOMEN
ESCAPED OPERATIONS
Doctor Advised Use of Lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound


S. Joseph, Missouri Both OF
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that could not move or do any Of
my work. There was heavy pres
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had this one chance, and IL the
Vegetable Compound did not help
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After taking several bottles | felt
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the doctor said that ! needed an OPP
Grafton. was sick for . year be-
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Graded Union sunday School
Teachers

Graded Union Of sunday School
Teachers viii meet. $50 10 ii1o In
Y. W. c. a. auditorium. Mira a. W,
bowman will lead the nible study.
Miss clara u. Hunt win show how
60 illustrate story by the use Of the
black board. after which Bible
Faster story viii be told by MIR.
Percy Dcarle. The last half hour viii
DO spent in department conferences.
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ABERDEEN. Miss. --Capfur~d ty
several women after he had attack.
81 a s.year-old white girl. William
Baker. negro. Is lynched.
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meet Thursday. March .. NJ the home
Of Mrs. =. .. itettler. Stl Z. 6eth a.
Subject. "fho Home Church at
work" Mrs. Carl Jones. leader.
Members urged 20 attend.
Irving TT. A. Program
The Parent Teacher association Of
Irving school will hold an evening
meeting at 7ts o'clock on Thursday.
March ,, when tho following pro.
gram viii be given
"a waits from csppslla nars, 81. mise,
co. Parry Dance" tt,s..s.stst.....il Last
James Hamilton no~e
Address ea vocational sduratian BY A. "
Fleming, director Of vocational sduca.
ton In the Seattle schools
Nioiiu Sole
tab 'fsnHenbsf .,..t..&t.. Wienia wrti
Nbl "Urlehtaie" tt..s.as.s.ssr..4. Cue
nias nstty nfandebcry
Piano aceompsuist. Miss Nina uprns
"a wedding % olaya and Greto Hove
90 last - the oiYmpiansf ttss Hove
tep "liippiiun waters % 4ussts" Hove
titom the olympic Nuifsl
James Hamilton Hove
An Urgent Invitation h. extended TO
the fathers in this district to attend
Nurses Communiquo Club
The Nurses Communiauo club viii
hold ita monthly meeting ut the honrc
OF Mrs. Fred Dor~ ett y. Denny
way. Thursday. March .. nj : .. IN.
~ the hast meeting tho following Of
fioera were elected; President. Mrs
Marion Young; secretary. Mrs. Lois
Birch. treasurer. Mrs. Nell cafuons.
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d ATES
TO REMEMBER

WEDNESDAY. MARCH g.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert condor %
entertain with an Informal even
inE. houorinE Mrs. Thomas Frank
lin Kane.
rHu RsDAY. MARCH g.
Mrs p. ". C-isman 90 entertain
with a bridge luncheon At home
Mrs.. Frederick charles Johnstons's
informal luncheon at the sunset
club
FRIDAY. MARCH 10
Musicale at womsn'r University
club. With the program given BY
M PM Epsilon and Phi M Alpha
Of the university.
SATURDAY. MARCH IL
Wellesley clubs bridEo-tea at HON.
or Mrs. Richard A. BaliinEer.
fT17 3sth ave.
Dinner for Miss Phebs Wen It'd
marsh. with Miss Eispsth Nc
EVAN as hostess.
Ar. and Mrs. clyde Leroy Morris 20
entertain Sith Informal dinner at
home.
Miss Helen Jordan and Miss Ruth
Nettleton 20 give bridEe-tea at
home Of Miss Jordan. oompIi-
msntinz Miss Charlotte Breviiiler.
SUNDAY. MARCH ~
Sacred concert AZ the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander Battle.
TIT RsDAY. MARCH 10
Bridge-tea at Seattle Tennis club
For reservations call Mrs Charles
Rollins. East O7ss.
FRIDAY, MARCH IL
Dinner dance At Arctic club.
Informal bridge at home. With Mr..
aud Mrs Robert X. Fox, Jr., az
hosts.
SATURDAY, MARCH H.
Dinenr-dance at Seattle Golf and
Country club.
MONDAY, APRIL IL
aorth broadway circle OF the Fruit
and Flower Mission will give a
card party al the Yacht club.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10
Bazaar and card party by woman's
Century club at Hotel Washing.
ton.
Denny-F Thurman Guilds ball IN
Masonic Temple.
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The Seattle Grade Teachers club
rn~t ~ tho auditorium Of tfe Broad.
way HlEh school Monday. They APP
proved the constitution of an sducA.
tionai council. to he eomposed Of
various sections OF teaching corps OF
Seattle. a dinner 20 take place in
Plymouth church on March - was
announced. also Fceture by Harry
Franck In the Masonic temple. on
March 30. An appropriation was
made for the educational fund OF IN.
state Federation % Womsn'u Clubs.
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Seattle Review No. 8

Seattle Review No 8. W. II. A. Of
tho Maccabeea. viii meet In a. q, U,
W. hall. 1908 Ninth ave, Thursday.
March .. at g.so y, IN. sharp. Dane
Ing at ?.
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CLUBS FOR THURSDAY


1awton Circle Ladies' OF the O. n
r.. will serve a home cooked dinner
az the city hall. Ballard, Thursday
March ?. from ii.so untA
o'clock. Public invited.
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An entertainment will bo given BY
Circle u IN tho main Sunday school
room Of the First Presbyterian
church Wednesday evening. March
IS. az s p. m. MIR. Cao. Rnsaaen
Sleferi. dramatic reader. assisted by'
Mr.. L. HELLER Collins. vioiinlrs. and
Miss Jessfc limerick. pianist. will
present an interesting program.
Tickets may b. obtained from the
president of Circle u. Airs Frank
Hamilton. East osoo. or ~ the door
the evening Of tirc entertainment.
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the Rainier Grand hotel. Miss Lillian
Schoenb~rT has arranged the follow.
ing interesting program for Monday
evening. March IL. at $50 o'clock:
Victim Solo
f.l "n~r sahn Der uaide-. .Es's rsia
,ssl -Madltagton- cfrera Thai. -.
...4. ......s-..'s ..s .Aesssf.ss
Mr.. John Houek
Trr~~ Sole
fal "Ah 10 Fu-e" ffom
"Martha"1 sss..sss.ss. floter
fel -Bridal wn"..s.s.ts.ss
Mr. Franklin As~ksr
r~adlnx-~aa Abridxrnent" osear wfias
Mrs. James Kelly
yo<si--
tsg ssNow IKE q Lantern Kramer
10 The Nightingale Has f.yre Of
Gold" ss...s..ss.ssss-+fs Nn~tp~F
te1 Passing ny" ..s.-s..s.--s -Pgfestl
Mrs.. T. Esszisr
Nrn John Hourk and Miss Italian
schosnb.rE. Accompanies
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Faculty Wives Club
Issues Invitations for
Musicale

The University Faculty wives Guy
has issued invitations Cor a uiusieais
20 be given at the homo OF ~ "''e
Mrs Henry Suzzallo on Ffia~S W."
Ing. March IL.
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Nurses, Cemmunlauo cluh
ADDITIONAL CI.uRs


King County Hospital club will
NEE, Friday. March 10. at .. m.
with MrH. u. kclao. 1915 iIth W.
Take Fort iawton car.
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Mrs. McAusldnd Hostess

Mrs. Robert McAusland enter
tanned with a small luncheon at the
Women's University club this after.
noon and later with matinee party
at the Metropolitan.
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Luncheon for Lecture
Committee

Mrs. John Linn Travis Is entertain.
ing the lecture committee of the
women's University club at lunch
con saturday afternoon. at the Col.
Icge club. Covers VIII be placed for
eight.
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Photo BY Price Carter. star staff photographer
pin the tips of her toes
description for the miss pictured here Tho weather
discard the but Just right for
which for the fetching
silk. which boasts wide bm nat
thy Oft aid
beginning Monday Will doll all for the
display that
well
young win call at Tbs star Office
silk donated
by c. G. Carpenter MacDougaii south~ick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-08

Tho Alpha omicron ~ Mothers
club will meet Friday afternoon at
? o'clock Al the chapter house. 1905
y. t1th IT. The mothers OF alumnao
members sFv especially invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-08

Lydia 4. Pinkhams Private Textbook upon ~Ailments
PECULIAR to Women will be sent you free upon request.
chusctts This book contains valuable Information.
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Kansas womcu's Club

II. Kansas women's club will
meet with Mrs. q. W. Furry. ift
Highland Drive. Friday. March 10.
Assisting will bo Mrs. Mari Ewing.
Alice Frsant and Miss T.. kinney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-08
Bachelors Club Ball

Saturday evening the Bachelors
club will entertain with it's fourth
annual Emerald Ball. In the Ma
sonic temple.
The committee in charge includes
Mr.. Winfield Herman, Mr.. Dick
Hcekie, Mr.. Ray Meister. Mr.. Dan
I.andon. Mr.. Richard Henriot. Mr..
Dudley Turnacliff and Mr.. Robert
CarYin.
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By w. q. MMlRouy

wAaHINCTOs. Feb. e. Me.
thunclsh WINS younger when he died
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-08

Thursday Progress club will meet
with Mrs. A. .. steaffcna. iss1 4.
cath 81. 10 a m.
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Lydia Z. Pinkham's Liver Pills md
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Textbook upon ~Ailments
'ent you free upon request.
Medicine Co., Lynn. MaSsa-
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Coo r.r. s.

Franix Y. Co PIT. A. meets At ;
p. m. Piano solo. Myrtle Noble. Talk
on nutrition. Miss Martha koehne,
OF homo economics department Of IN.
University ~ Washington. Vocal
solo. Henry Barnes.
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Al.rulstic Club

pythlan Sisters Aitruis,ic club will
meet with Mrs. G.. G. Greene. .tss
sixth ave. ". Allday meeting.
Work to be done.
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Dickens Fellowship

The Charles Dickens Fellowship
will meet az tho y W, c. 4. Reading.
-our Mutual Friend Visitors wei
come.
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Chapter 40. r. r. O.. will NEE
with Miss Maudo V. Roy. 80 1871
ave. ~ m. Election.
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Chapter 40. T.. r.. q.

borrowed Time club meets In Mai
10y gymnasium. : p. N.
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Miss Clara Emory n having this
evening for California. where she
will Join her mother, Mrs.. Charles X.
Poe. at Las Eneinas. near paAa.
dcna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-08

Mr.. Robert Hamilton arrived In
tho city last evening from Atrrdcen
70 be tho house guest OF Mrs. c. T.
Torkeison and Mrs. 6. $. Coisrove
for ten days befor. returning 70 her
home IN Los AnrcN@
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Burdlek
lCornriia GLASS; who have recently
returned from New York and Pitts
burg 10 max. their home in Seattle.
have he-n the guests Of Ar. Bur.
dicks parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ~. i.
Burdick. OF Tacoma. for the past
three weeks.
Evening star., 1922-04-16
thorities on agriculture. is in the

thorities on agriculture. 10 in the
Earle Mayneld Of Austin. member OF
the state railroad commission. 10
making IN energetic campaign, and
Will have spoken in almost every
part Of Texas by the time Of the prt-
mary election.
Blanton May Run.
Representative Thomas L. Blanton.
who has gained nationwide publicity
recently by his clashes with his
Texas colleagues. and by the recent
vote Of the House, which narrowly
missed expeliing him from member
ship, Is believed to be q possible can
didate. In a recent speaking tour
over Texas he spoke in q number OF
places under the auspices Of the Open
Shop Association. but pointed out that
no part Of his expenses were borne
by the organization.
f. Miss Annie Webb Blanton, present
state superintendent of. education, is
q candidate for election to I'LL the uri-
expired term Of Representative Lu-
Glen w. Parrish, who died q few days
ago. She is sister Of Representative
Blanton. The special election to de-
Miss Blanton IL elected for tho short
term, she will Immediately announce
for Congress for election at the July
primaries. and 1t is believed, this will
have certain degree Of effect on
Representative Blanton's decision
whether he will enter the Senate race
His picturesque career in the lower
House would create great interest IN
his campaign.
Evening star., 1922-04-16
NEVADA REPUBLICAN
OUT TO BEAT P|TTMAN
Present Holder Of Senate Seat to
Be Unopposed in Pri-
maries.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
RENO, New. April 15.-Pending the
results Of the September primary it
will be hard to make any predictions
as to who will represent Nevada in
the Senate after January 1, 1928
Senator Key Pittman. Nevada's senior
member Of the upper house. will be
the democratic nominee. and will not
be opposed in the primary. but his
republican opponent in the general
election may be any one Of half q
Of whom has definitely announced
that he will seek the republican sen
atorial nomination.
He is Samuel S. Arentz. Nevada's
only representative in the House. Mr.
Arentx was elected in 1920 by q large
vote. and will go into the primary
race with q large following behind
him, although 1t Is apparent now that
he will be just as strongly opposed in
some quarters.
Peter Buol. former state senator
from southern Nevada, an Arentz
stronghold In the last campaign. is
expected to announce his candidacy
for the republican nomination for
senator. while Harry e. Stewart,
mayor OF Reno and at present state
chairman Of the republican forces,
also IL expected to try for the sena-
torship. Hugh H. Brown Of Tonopah.
prominent member Of the Nevada bar
and widely known western lawyer.
also is being put forward as the only
man in the state that can defeat Sem
ator Pittman by his republican
friends. and he has not yet stated that
he will not be In the race.
Evening star., 1922-04-16
BRYAN'S QUITTING SENATE
RACE PLEASING TO MANY
Florida Democrats Satisfied When
He Found "Call'' Only
Whisper.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, April 15.-
The announcement made a few days
ago by William Jennings Bryan to
the effect that he would not be can
didate for the Senate to succeed Sem
ator Park Trammell. Junior senator
satisfaction by a great many people
In the state. Mr.. Bryan. after hav-
ing campaigned considerably in the
state, has evidently decided that II
would be q big job to defeat Senator
Trammell, and the "call' which wa:
enough to encourage him. II ie well
known that the petitions did not con-
tain an appreciable per cent OF the
democratic voters Of Florida.
Senator Trammell will. 1t 10 ex-
of repaScsap aSi GpDesadHiaa esndiaats but snis
il not regarded as SERIOUS" by the
people and will mean only the calling
out Of the democratic hosts to put
up q good majority for Trammell in
the general election.
The four representatives. from
Florida, Frank Clark, Drane, Sears
and Smithwick. all probably will have
opposition in the primary and more
in the election. Some opposition al
ready has developed in the demo-
cratic ranks for the incumbents, and
nominated for Congress. This will
make the campaign exceedingly in
teresting, and while there has been
SO far very little interest shown in
registration, 1t is expected that the
faithful will be getting onto the lists
in large numbers soon.
1t ID interesting to note that the
women of Florida are not register
ing in any considerable numbers.
So far the list is exceedingly small
maybe not more than 10 per cent Of
the male registration, and very far
below the previous record. Women
must pay poll tax In Florida to regis
ter this year. and that, may have
something to do with the reluctance
! of many to qualify for voting.