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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-01-13
Proceeding of Board of Supervisors
CONTINUED from Paoe a

Continued from Page 81
coming on the matter Of awarding
contract for Depository for Sheriff's
collections for the year 1922. and il
appearing that the Grenada Trust
and Banking Co. was the highest bid.
der for same as per their bid sub
mltted in response to advertisement
duly made according to law, and it
further appearing that said bid is a
reasonable one and said Bank is
ready and willing to qualify as re-
CURED by law, it is ordered that said
Grenada Trust and Banking Co., be
made Depository for all Sherif's COL
lections as provided by law for Gre
NADIA County for the year 1922, at
and for its said bid of go interest on
all daily balances upon the execution
of the bond or other security reuuir-
ed b law.
1t appearing that Emma James as
sessment was enormously raised on
the Sc IA Of SW IA 1927 from
$4,000 to $4,000 and that said
raise is excessive and erroneous, and
more than said land is worth and it
appearing that she has paid said tax.
it is hereby ordered that refund be
made from proper funds Of county's
part of said tax and the clerk of this
board is hereby authorized to issue
warrant for .$2.12 against the Gore
Springs School Fund and $4.93
against the General county fund of
said county and state to said Emma
James for said erroneous tax.
1t appearing that the following
land to-wit: NV IA less 5 acres Sec.
II and E 1-2 NE IA Sec. Is, T. %,
r. 6 E. was enormously assessed to
Geo. C.. Brown and Co., at So, 90
when it should have been assessed to |
H. l.. Perry, and that the same was
assessed above it's actual cash value
is $4,000, it is ordered that
said land be assessed to H. L. Perry
at said sum of $1,5OO.O0 and said
Geo. c. Brown and Co., be relieved
said assessment and the clerk GER
tify copy of this order to the Sheriff
and state tax commission.
Whereas at a recent meeting of
they adopted resolutions
the board of supervisors
% select an advisory Committee con-
Of j. T. Thomas, w. M. Du-
bard and j. B. Perry and such others
as the board may deem advisable,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-01-13
FRIDAY, JANUARY IS, 1922

] EDITION to the present Road Ad-
sJry Committee and welcomes their
a@vise and assistance in their efforts
toward putting into actual effect
those laudable objects. Resolved
further that the board hereby re-
quest the Committee of ladies consist
ing of Mrs. w. d. Salmon, Mrs. H.
C.. Calhoun and Mrs. H. j. Ray, reo-
commended by said Advisory Commit
tee to confer with and cooperate
with the board looking to the beteer-
ment of the county Home and to.
make such recommendations as they
may think advisable to that end.
Continued next week.
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CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH.

Sunday school every Sunday at
ten. Preaching on second, third and
fourth Sundays.
Cordial invitation to every one.
E. r. HENDERSON, Pastor.
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underlying causes affecting current
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The Sentinel for the small price Of
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Good reading is found in The Pro-
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both of WHICH papers come to you
a whole year for 500.
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Hearings are to be held In Washing.
on before congressional committees on
national forestry legislation beginning
January 3, when 1t is hoped a measure
satisfactory to all interests will be
evolved for enactment. in order to
share in the benefits of federal aid for
forestry and get its proportion Of fed
eral money. each state will be Obliged
to enact laws conforming to the ma
tional forestry act.
At the present session of the Missis-
sfppi legislature this cannot be done
and persons well informed on the sub.
5ect contend that Mississippi legisla-
tors should not take up the valuable
time OF this session and spend q large
amount Of the peoples money useless
~ In discussion and enactment of for
estry laws which most probably viii
have to be repealed at the next session
IN order to conform to the require
msnts OF the forthcoming national act
giving federal aid to the states.
For these reasons many influential
citizens of Mississippi as well as many
OF the rank and file of taxpayers. be.
Heve forestry legislation by the state
at this session Is out of order and that
to take up the legislatures time now
with such matters would be an absurd
waste OF time, effort and money SO
badly needed for other and useful pur- |
poses. AT any rate, it is believed the
people of Mississippi certainly would |
not permit enactment of the proposed |
menacing measure that has
been prepared by the committee and
on this subject
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-22
Tea and Shoiccr Honors
Miss .SutfhOff

Complirn.nting Mins Helen SUIT
hoff. who VIII WE'D Mr. Herbert Con
ncr Talbot on April rs. Mrs. Hugh d.
vaien was hostess this afternoon at
a pretty tea and handksrehies show
er. Mrs. John n. sutthoff r-cesyed
with Mrs. de valcn and Miss suit.
haff.
Dispensing the hospitality OF the
tea table were Mrs Howard Fran
cisco and Mrs. Frank II. Clancy. as-
sisted By Miss Lorraine Allen. Miss
Elizabeth Welkel. Miss Helen Schwa.
ger. Miss Elizabeth Richie. Miss
Katherine Hottell. Miss Elizabeth
slads. Miss Dorothy Watson and
Miss Elizabeth Crcig Mary Lee Car.
ter greeted tho guests at the door.
Pink and lavender tulips. with
creamy snapdrRRons. we're charm.
ingIy arranged In a broad basket for
the tea table. and were also used
about the rooms
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Mrs. Moran Entertdins
for Mrs. Dittn,dr

Mrs. Carl Dit,mar. OF Cleveland.
was the complimented guest this
afternoon. Mrs. John Moran enter.
tanning with a pretty tea in her
honor.
Yellow and blue was the color
scheme used In decorating both IN
the rooms and In tho basket that
|centered the tea table.
Mrs Wilmot Lilly and Mrs. Thorn.
as scrugzs presided NJ the urns and
assisting were Miss Dorothy West
ling and Miss Betsy Booth. Kathryn
Phillips and Betty Moran received
the cards at the door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-22
Musical Art
Society Meets

The Seattle Musical Art society
met Wednesday morning al the Fine
Arts galleries. when the following
officers for the ensuing year were
elected:
President. Mas Minnie r. wIdmer; first
vice president. Mrs. Malcolm Hughes.
second vice president. Mrs Ella Helm
BOardman. recording secretary. Mrs.
MARY y. Riley corresponding secretary.
Mrs Mabel v. NcGui; treasurer Mrs
| Barbara Berger Sawyer. auditor. Mrs
| Elsie Hewitt Mccoy
An informal reception followed the
business meeting. when Miss Minnie
Osberg gave group Of songs and
Miss Nellie Cornish a delightful talk
on The 1922 Musical Season In New
York" Assisting were Mrs. Amy
Worth. Mrs. Ella Helm Boardman.
Mrs. Clyde Morris and Miss Rather.
| Inc Robinson.
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EmersOn Pr A.

Emerson PIT. A., OF Rninler Beach.
will entertain the Dads" Friday
evening, April rs, in the Eighth
grade room In order 10 help pay for
the school moving picture machine. a
small admission will be charged. but
Refreshments will be served free.
Homemade candy will be on sale,
The teachers will act as hostesses for
tho evening, and the following pro.
gram will be given: Solo. Mrs. w. d.
Thomas; reading. Elosia Grafton. Of
the Cornish school, solo. Mr.. George
clothier; selections, school orchestra;
readings, Elosia Grafton; solo, Mrs.
~. v. DAVIS; duet Mrs. DAVIS and Mr..
clothlcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-22
Calendar for Orthopedic
Tea SbOD

The Orthopedic Tea shop will be
in the hands Of the following guilds
next week: Monday. Capitol Hill.
Mrs. r. G. Braden. hostess: Tuesday.
Denny Thurman. Mrs. w. y. Branch,
hostess; Wednesday. Madrona. Mrs.
J. f. Wagner. hostess; Thursday.
Queen Anne. Mrs. William II. How.
ard, hostess; Friday. Washington
Park, Mrs. Harry Coe. hostess; Sat.
urday East Highland Drive. Mrs. w.
N. Gilmore. hostess.
On Monday Mrs. Braden will he as.
sisted by Mrs. George Sample. Mrs.
Bruce Shorts. Mrs Neal Boyle Mrs.
u. G. Brier Mrs. ~. =. Eye. Mrs.
Harry Gray, Mrs. Miller Freeman
and Mrs. Frank II. Case.
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Personal

air. and Mrs. Waiter u. Net,ie-
ton and family are removing the
first OF the month TO their country
home mt Medina for the summer
months. During their absence their
horne viii be occupied By Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Doyce.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r.. Caynor. Who
have been In California since the
first Of the year. will return next
week. They have taken q house
at Hunts Point for the summer.
Mrs. r. Y. Orton OF San Fmn-
cisco Ia visiting her mother. Mrs.
Clarence Hanford.
MFR and Mrs. John schram re
turned this morning from California.
where they have been spending the
winter. and will be tho guests Of their
son-ln-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Warren Booie. until
May I. when they will take the apart.
meni Of MIR and Mrs. worraii Wilson
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. II. Richardson and
children will remove In a short time
to spokane. where they will make
their home.
DIR. and Mrs. J. w. Doughty. OF So.
dro- Woollsy. are spending the week.
end as the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Archie Mclean.
Mrs. John scotchler Hume left this
week 10 Join MIR Hume in Alaska.
where they will remain during the
summer months.
Mrs A. NJ MacWhinnie returned
this week from Brownsville. where
she spent several days at the David
Cary Smith inn.
Mrs. Mae Plummer Of Port Towns
end Ia visiting her sister. Mrs. Tnez
Jones. for a few days.
Mrs. John Flagle Campbell and
son Thomas motorcd up from Port.
land to spend the week end with Mr.
and Mrs. e. =. Yeaton.
/ Mrs. Warren Green and daughter.
Miss Elizabeth Green. have returned
from a week spent at Brownsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Lewis
have removed from the Ct Paul
apartments 20 East Seattle.
MIR. and Mrs. q. Austin Haskell
left today for an extended Eastern
trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-22
Miss Mdrfield to BE
Mdu Bride

The marriage of Miss Alice Emily
Maxfieid TO MIR. Haliam G. shorrcck
win t~ solemnlzed Tuesday evening.
May 9Th. at the home OF the hrsds's
parents. the Rev. and Mrs e. T.
Maxfield.
The service viii be read by Dr.
Frank II. Mathews. The only attend
ants being Miss Marietta SiIilman
and Mr.. Paul Shorrock. Florence
Anna. sister Of the bride. viii he
flower girl. and Philip Robert. her
brother. ringbearsr. The service viii
b. strictly informal only the imme-
date relatives being present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-22
/" PeriminkLe Dance"

IAkota club viii give its Peri
Wrinkle dance this evening In the
Knights OF Columbus hall. The com
mites includes tho Misses Lulu
Fairbanks. Esther carnptsii. Mar.
garet Calder. Lois shoe'l~r. Eva
nurkhardt. r.lsie campbe... Jseaie
Calder Patrons and patroncns~. will
be- SENATOR and Mrs. T.. y. Palmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farwcli =. Liily, asrs
Ruth Brown. SIR. and Mrs. G Meyer.
MIR. and Mrs. J. J. Aggu,ier and Mira.
Lou smith.
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Tea and Kitchen
ShOCer

Mrs. Charles w. Matthews and her
daughter. Mrs. George s. MaIer. have
issued invitations TO a tea and kitch.
en- shower at Mrs. Matthews home on
Tuesday at 3:30 o'clock. compliment
ing Miss Geraldine sfnithson. whose
engagement 20 Mr.. Charles William
Matthews. Jr.. has Just been an
ncunced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-22

Allah Social club viii meet with
Mrs. Minnie l.. Barber. s9ss Hudson
st.. wednesday. April 20. at .. IN.
Assisting hosiesses. Mrs. Martha c,
Barber and Mrs. Elizabeth Wheat
Cards and refreshments. All Eastern
stars Invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-22

Tho Russian Dramatic club VIII
present two oneact plays. entitled
rchecknya Pnoponed- and "Nilisr's
Quadrille." At the Press club auditor
um. Iaii Fifth ave. Saturday even.
ms. April 30 Dancing viii follow
the program. on account Of the 81.
ness of the president. Mrr. Henry A.
C~rrimsn. Mrs. George wachitn Will
BE- chairman 81 the committee Ia
charge. Mrs. a. Raskln. refresh
msnts. Airn. A. y. KiiKman. deeora.
,ionr. pr A. y Kllgman and Mr. H.
A. Cersiman. floor committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-22
Anniversary Pdrty

An anniversary party will be given
at the Seattle Yacht club to celebrate
its birthday. Monday evening. May /.
Capt. James Gibson will deliver the
opening address AT . o'clock, and n
buffet supper will be served all even
ing. with dancing beginning at 0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-22

y fifN IHAA''AlHb ~ 'iAff''-'
verrod IN all me- ceremonies ihat
enrich life and conserve civilization
ranks A. cosmopolitan. and attracts
desirable residents an we'll as din'
eliminating travellers.
Seattle has service set that com
priaea every branch of the regular
establishment. and with "A personnel
steadlly increasing Ia numbers ana
IN importance.
Several reasons combine 70 Greats
this fortunate condition.
The infantry is again In the ~.
cendant. which prophesiss aRgrand.
cement for Fort LAwton and Camp
Lewis.
The harbor forts. Il in whispered.
will be scrapped. The sword has AL
refiy descended on Fort Fiagler, and
al present hangs by a hair above
Fort Worden and Fort Casey. u "
rumorcd that the fort guns VIII be
replaced by railroad artillery, and
the personnel concentrated Ia Seat
tie.
The definite military policy adopt.
I'd By congress In 1921 put new yigOr
into the National Guard aud the or
gnnlzed Reserves. which. ms desel.
oped In Seattle and AZ the University
81 Washington. will draw from the
regular army biz men "a instructors,
The placing ~ rs per cent Of The
United States navy IN Pacific waters
gives its largest naval base 20 Puget
Sound. at seattie's very door. The
official personnel involved IL Of the
utmost distinction. and gives especial
prestige 10 Ssattle's service set.
There are Also stationed IN Seattle
and It's enyirons ranking officers Of
the Marine. Geodetlc and Public
Health corps. These officers. and
their households. add a delightful IN
tsrcst 20 the official circle. which also
embraces the president Of great
university, the consular representa-
tlves OF many countries. and con
sui general with the eciat OF ar
ambassador
/ In what other city. outside OF the
nations capital. may one meet any
night AZ the same dinner general
OF the army. AN admiral OF the navy
"a colonel Of the marines. . division
commander OF the Coast Guards. q
ranking officer Of the United States
Public Health service. and Of tbs
Coast and Gcodetlc survey
. In each OF these corps each officei
lrepresenss the government He u
national. not local. And be cannot
keep his responsible position unless
he uphoids the nations highest ideals
lie resolves his pay. hts pension. and
his Instructions from the nationa
government He must be. and he II
untouched by graft
The presence 81 this element IN tbs
sociai, Professional and business ~
lof city brings with ~ an ssnphasii
on integrity. on efficiency. and a hos
pitaiity az generous a. Il IL gracious
strengthening the morale not onll
81 the camp and the garrison. but q
the drawing room and the boulevard
The Star proposes. under the tifi'
Seattle Service set" 10 give all hon
or 20 these representatives OF tn
nations STAFF. Including the pub
ucity b@apoken for the service b.
General Psrshing si a recent meetinl
IL the National Press club. appreclat
ing the services tremendous powei
for good in local development, ans
iis particular Significance for Seat
tile. city Of destiny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-22

warwn Avenue school win meet
Tuesday evening. April %. at s.ss IN
the assembly room. a program Of
interest to fathers ~ beng prepared
Judge Dykeman will speak snd nps
clal music will be furnisir>i by the
school orchestra Folk dancing by
Miss Sophia Locks class. vocal solo
Emily kaener. Accompanied ID
Evelyn Gerine. Refreshments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-22
CLUBS ron MONDAY


Seattle Chapter OF the -. A, X. VIII
hold an indoor picnic and liay day
with Mira Frederick March Colby
$500 ~. 6sth 81. Monday, April "a.
at y. m. Take Iayenna or cow"n
Park car aud transfer 10 Jitney at
~ 10th.
Seattle Federation Of Women's Clubs
The Seattle Federation OF Women y
clubs will meet az the clubhouse.
Monday. April -. Executive board
1890. Election OF officers. Polls
of-n from 10 $50, Mrs. Blackstone
viii speak on Child Clinic Work"
as conducted al the hon Marche,
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Luncheon for Mrs. Sundt

Mrs Thomas Stimson and Mrs.
Scott Bullitt are entertaining on
Tuesday with an informal luncheon
AZ the home OF Mrs. stimson. at the
Highlands. complimentary TO Mrs
Frederick sundt. OF Christiania. Nor
way. and group of her close friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-22
Dinner Hosts

For the pleasure Of Mrs. David
Morgan Roderick MARY Louise Ro.
chester Mr.. and Mrs. Robert ID. Nc
AusIand are entertaining with an in
formal dinner at their home this
evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-22
Mrs. Bullitt Hostess

Mrs. Keith Logan Buliift conpfi.
mented Mrs. Frederick sundt with a
small luncheon. given at her home
this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-22
Music
Comic Opera at
Cornish

jacques JouJerviiie. head % the
volc. department at Cornish achool.
viii present "Th. Gondollars'' OF
''The King Of BasAiarla.~ comic
opera BY Gilbert Sullivan. at the
Cornish theaisr Friday. April -. and
Saturday. April 70. at $50 y. m.
The cast Of characters includes.
Ths Duke Of risss-Tere "a sr.nas- %
fats hi. stssaaansl ~. g.ri g wrsshs
Den sihambra del netsre iihs sssna
tnguiaIfprl s.s...sass.. NobzH Noftun
Marce pslmlssf ggunaellsFt ciaaas fi.n
gtssspps fsimisri sEeaaeiisFl $500
sntonie tsanaoisssl :. !. i. eiiarsns. nais
FfaBe~@ee suadoltsry Yt.sss. Thee fsliy
othsf Nsnssisn sandpiisfs. .se..tfrs.s
Maurice Hursstf4 tesss Drsnt. Everett
Mclaughlin. Alfred Msfssff Nor
rte Niis@u
The ourhsss 81 riass.Toru. ..s,.s..s.
...............s.s.F ior~nrs Hantsrs
casilaa tnsr dsashtsfl AnonA Roesrts
gtanstia fcsnfn1ines. Rather Van valley
Jesse tcentnain@i. f.s4ss Constance HAr,
fTsmsttA teantaaiasi Hattie " Delkin
NissoriA teonsadtnsl .Ahcp N~afr wriKhi
gtaiis frontsdFuet 90 pofpthy Aerftrk
Ftfst Dtfi fcentadinsl ss J. NtFainia Hull
Second Uifi fcontadineS Margaret huihert
ih~s ttba ktngs estsrsnnthsfJ ,ssssf.
..s...........-.s. Flofsnrs Nrginnla
Ofhrr Co-itadinsn Chartofto Eaeher.
Marian Llioulus. Dorothy Peters. Anna
louise aeeibsre. Eide kachsr. Lorsits
Myers Efnmsiins Nufdurk. Ruth
Lindsey. Margaret Myers. Clara Esy@
rnnur. Dolores Tinkion.
Dancers Barbara Boswell Naomi De.
Messy. Alice Hoicotnh Ruth Richard
son. Esther Heicomb. ner~ne snavdsn.
Act I--Nsnlcs. near che piaHsita
Act tf=-paviiiou In the palace Of Bsra-
taria-
Dats-iTte
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DA TIES
TO REMEMBER
SATURDAY. APRIL ss--

SATURDAY. APRIL 2g--
Reception at the Sunset club At
o'clock. honoring SIR and Mrs.
Arthur Latlmsr. with Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas NJ Green az host.
Miss Marion Scott and Miss Doris
Howard will entertain With
dancing party Al the Everett
Country club. honorine Miss
creixh Cunningham and her
fianes. Mr.. Charles Dillsr Frat.
Jr.
MONDAY. APRIL e.
Queen Anne Guilds card party ana
bazaar at the BunEaios.
Robert r. Lee chapter. Daughter
Of IN. confederacy. will entertain
with a bail at the Seattle Yacht
club.
Miss Lorraine Aliens bridge party
at home for Miss Helen euithoff
Mr and Mrs. -. l.. Gates dinner
dance at hons for Mr.. and Mrs
W. II. Talbot.
TUESDAY. APRIL rs
Capt and Mrs. stephen n. Gibbs
TO entertain az dinner at homs
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 2s-
Dinner at home. complimentary 20
Miss Creigh Cunningham and her
fiance. Mr.. Charles Diller Frat.
Jr.. uith Miss Elizabeth Baird az
hostess.
Miss Helen autthof 70 wed Mr..
Herbert Conner Talbot in Ct
Anne's church at o'clock In the
morning.
Mrs. clyde r. Hudspeth's tea at
home from until 8 o'clock. com
pIimenting Miss creigh Cunning
ham.
THURSDAY. APRIL 81
Mlaa AHaefa Aff elluHfa %
Miss Betsy Booth
Mrs. James Hamilton De Neuve's
bridge breakfast at home for Mrs
W. n. Talbot
FRIDAY. APRIL "a
Afiss Dorthy Ewing to entertain
with bridge breakfast. compli-
mentary 70 Mrs. Arthur O. Lat
inner
Frink Park Guilds musical-tea at
home Of Mrs Gerald Frink
Judge and Mrs Burke 20 entertain
AZ dinner honofine Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Griffith Latiuer.
| WEDNESDAY. MAY B.
| May Day dinner dance at Golf club
| TUESDAY. MAY D.
/ Interihksn Guilds card party in
Mrs. r. N. Parksrs ball room
at o'clock
sATt RDAy, MAY H.
Women's University club 10 give
Sports Clothes Bair' in tho Ma
sonic Temple
WEDNESDAY,, MAY H.
Repton Hiii Guilds card party m
the facht club.
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Seattle
Society
Musicale at Women'S
University Club; Lunch-
con VIII Honor Mrs.
Sundt; Wedding Day
Announced.

gTNiE women's University club II
! entertaining with musicale ON
Friday evening. April IS. at sac
O'Clock. The entertainment Is for
members and guests. and the host
~s-es win be Mrs. John w Heal. Jr..
and Mrs Magnus T. Crawford.
The following interesting program
win be given by Miss Dorothea Hep.
per. pianist; Mrs Margaret Moss
Hemion. soprano. Mr.. Claude Mad.
den. violinist. MIR Emory Parncll.
baritone Miss Marion coryell. plan.
ist. will play her own compositions.
"a, Nenustse vecchio. ....... s.,.,,
<hl O.Notte Necchio. .........
Miss perothss Hoppss
90 rns Nus rrss~...s..'.. sehamAnn
&c, hymn s to IN. ssa- ...,.,i
a, At the Weir ......... .Masemsn
g, I'm shs Dawn Of an Indian SKY
n rs. ia. All. :; s wsss stephens
" .''...s.s...'-s'.. Homer sanosls
a., song o. m. opsns ...... Ia Forge
Mrs Margaret Moss hemton
Mis-. Leone Lsnsdon at the piaae
tai Romance .......t .s..as.s...s Noble
90 oesettsf .,..s..s..s......ss. Becker
M. claude Madden
Mira n " Hiidreth at the piano
cal Mon pe-ir'' ...s,....s..s.... .NeNin
ttl "Ay Az 49,. s.s.s.s.s.. schtpa
Gel TO . Htiitep'' ...............ss.c Coz
Mr. Emory parnsli
Mr.. Emory fsrnsli at the piano
cal Nsrcsruiie .........st. s..s sxsmbau
%, siavcnlc fausssie. pverak kressisr
Mr.. Claude Madden
Mrs a. y Hiidrsth At the piano
ss~yushta series" ........ Marion coryeii
a, Cynthia walks IN Hsr Garden
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-22

on Sunday evenings az the Msdi-
son street Methodist Church. ssd
and Eas, Madison. the pastor. Rev.
q. c. Poolton. IL giving spring.
Time Sermons Tho topics ar~;
The soli: Tho Seed. rhr. Flowing.
The Root. Tho Crop"
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Mrs. French to
Entertain

Mrs. l.. III. French Is entertaining
with a luncheon Of "a covers at her
houe wednesday afternoon. with
bridge later.
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THE SEATTLE SERVICE SET

or 20 the ships IN the harbor. h
been the scene 81 several impromp'
affairs during the week, repeating 4
"a smaller scale the success n u
clubs hounewarmlnR. one 81 q
gayent occasions the Yard haa 80.
IN many seasons.
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Bridge Luncheon
at Home

Mrs. Wilbur scruby has arranged
luncheon for -. followed by bridge.
It her home next "Wednesday after
noon
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washington Irving pr. 4.

The new officers elected b, irvinF
School PIT A. for the coming Year
are Mrs. y o. CLARK. president. Airs
Jeanette - i>unE. vice nr"Ai'irni.
Mrs. George Crawford secretary,
Mrs. Prank iiauser. treasurer. dele
gates 10 The convention. Mrs. v. y.
e~ark and Mr. Jeanette iongi alter.
mates. Mrs. George Crawford and
Mr. Gruth.