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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08

program liss. aserahisel of rinesane.
Korea save an Interesting talk on
the Missionary work being done IN
kvrsA iIe told ho~ the old tradf-
items we're being abolished by tho
koreans since the Missionaries have
done saoh wonderful work. Al the
ccnolasnn ~ his talk he read q
chapter in Korean language which
was very much appreciated by the
guests,
The hostess served an Ice course
10 tho following Laura shiromAn
AIlene perdam. Mary Beth Donohc,
Hazel Annins. Helen Peacock, Hogs
stevens, Usladys Halsiead. Mary Hes.
'ter Esins- Grace lialstnad. Mahle
snapp May Bronsaeors, Mildred
llaaaler OF DramriEhl. Mrs. Frank
Dale, Mrs Graves, Mrs Linton. Rev
Nichols and Rev. ncrnhieel.
10 two weeks Misa Laura Shire
man win entertain the girls At :
o'clock In the mornins
W E VI
Presbyterian Circle Entertained
Circle One or calendar of months
Iin the Social Circle of tho First
Presbyterian church held iis initial
meeting wilh Mrs, l.. A. Hahn Wed
sesday afternoon Mhen Mrs. y NJ
hurst was appointed chairman and
Mrs. J Curt secretary and treas
urer
A lawn social was planned 10 bs
held ON the lawn ar Dr. ana Mrs. 4.
A. Hahn Taesdsy evening Afte,
he business session social hour
was enjoyed after which the hostes,
served an ice course. Mira. Eta
Nyrop Of Cook. Nebraska Who IL the
suost Of her brother. Mr. ]. N. Curt
sas spocial guest.
M ~
Tau pi NJ Club Entsrtalned
The Taa ~ Nh club and Misses
hihel aud Mahle Huffine, Miss Rose
i.anghenning and Mrs Gladys Nc
6llils o. Tulsa were entertained BY
Mics Juanita Riiterbush al the home
~ Miss iscona Ianghenning last
night. Five hundred featured the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08
SOCIAL CALENDAR

Thsrsusy
0ne uselNck lMasAeon isanoriae
sAs Misses calawel Mrs rAal
Carey
wsa " 1 r u-nr ". r.
heases.
+ ~ 4 NV. ! sSv. Henry
SxhAsker
r. w. G nsx Mrs Jobs Enx-
lsA, Mrr tae0n RAY assisting hcsi-
-.
N Al, q ncnlc C0untry cfWh
SAa Tsa nlnner coansry cub.
lgnxsr I.oaxer elah Mr. AND Mrs.
save CaTnpAcll Ana Mr.. and AIRS.
Y AAs Swanson.
Dowessir ~ reAce cab Mrs Chas
,xpg
opeaorRy elae Mrs Con Herring
ten
Ore rlrcioe& i.anehccn for Friday
7sAeaaA ! PosasaneA.
TaeSiay BssAxe Dsaner Mr.. sna
ssrs Roy Crshsae
Saturday :.
mi pclsa CAnanA E.maoAeon Mrs
silffcva TraAana
M
= gEwwNxwxwx~xw xwx
q DAlI~ -A@ouGAv \
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. x~s
~ we asd Aas knoa how little
sasne enloy The grest things that
tAey pos ess sAes'p wonla NOT ha
= ueA envy IN the wosla yoang
N & "
Gee fscs6en
Atr. naro'a cnn and Msxs srcne
Holden. both of Gnshrse were mar
rsea a. the home Of the brides par
enss. Nr and Mrs John r naldem,
sis W Mansur. last evening al sssn
Ay = " Kfiborn. pastor rlrxl
hr'stGsn caarcA. The beautiful rfns
rsrerory xas used and was impress
s.sely performed. The ncmly-wed,
- wel Snown ana higaly respect
81 hy Enany seat side residents
Tnsy sxpnes 70 rnake their home III
caahrse end aii their friends vii
= 'sh them . hsppy and usefnl fat
|urc-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08

zz<sNS &n& ~ <l1ft*f N&*
|chlixe<s sosszy 81 MY
| feet. | dsrsewrd wssh
|c1r family hysxis,
|and be isnxi = said Ae
| cc1ld TSpt xns3 s3erxsxsxa
|ny case - ! dcca3ed
leo try I.ysiEAE fnk-
HAAS Vegetable
CossFxsun1, After !
|haS taken the first
bottle l could see
| that | wAs getting
l~tter ftxs,k x.sxw~xi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08
NEW COan PlEsES
FOR TnE >IiRl<f.R>

san Fxanessco. Jane s. Ten
TA0nssnG. twsnsy dollar SOLE neees
az The mlnsa<e 0s iss2 me fsrS u
these easrs to he released BY tssa
lags~a states Nsns. hsve beya Sc
car~G by CEsy Treasury %san T.
NcTssagAa5. Ter distrlAuiscn 20 eels-
gates 10 the sArsns convention bare
mex. week Any shrfnsx in aaisorrn.
with So sn c4TrenSy or silver, nay
set enc r. the new coiKs.
TIE saea eao SatAy vert mn@r
heavy guzrd 10 Sna sseasurer's e.
shev today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08
TO Free Your Arms
Of Hair or Fuxs


no toilet txbIs is comrIets without
: small package Of dsistons. for with
= hair or hixx can be quickly banIshs ID
from the skin. TO remove hairs yoli
merely mix Into paste enough of tins
pOwpsF and Weter 70 c0vNr the a.
tef3nsbis halre, This shoull - Isft
oR Ne skin a1o~l , minntee. ,(hen
ynblc9 on sn6 ~ SNIu wn6k61. Sh>n
= NJ ~ frnr( feSn 1nonn >o1r 1r
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08

xEEx ExzExnxrwMwgwx i.
IN CURRENT COMMENT w
sxNxhKxK xKMgxxMaMx
About the best things raised on q
farm are children
Many man. paying for hts wIfe,s
Clothes. looks forward TO the time
hls suit will bc back in style.
the objection 10 vacation love AZ.
fairs is sone play for fun instead or
rlaylng for keeps.
I'e thankful strawberry seeds arc
not as blg as watermelon seeds.
There's loads Of horse power IN
horse sense.
Our idea OF fun would be listening
% Helen Maria" Dawes playing
soIf In light shoes.
sas----
Looks as II the only one who can
iaake ends meet IA fish worm.
-----~~~-~
Phone officiai says only one In iis
uses the phone correctly: bat he
may mean successfully.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08

crt-c Tc~n Guests of g. !. A. Aux.
ssisry Ensrrtained BY c. /. A. Club
Thassy-t~o ladscs u Arkansss city
MAo belong 10 the Grand EngernstIon-
81 Auxiliary Of the Brotherhood on
Locomotive Engineers. were enter
Z aDed ny tie wesnbers Of the q. l.
A club here yesterday. ON account
ef the rainy weather they were not
Able 70 81 10 Minerai Wells psrA a.
had been planned. but we're enter
iained a the Masonic Ter. .1e. me
fsHthrie iadsee MORE than appreciate
he Kindness cf the Masonlc Boarr
for their courtesy and alec the
cbanasr of coumerce for the drfve
they eaye the ladies over our csty.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08
'"'- '~Hessr~f '-ssTfi~ s~~'aass~.
PERSONALS OF
: SOCIETY :

Mira v w I.iaIs. Mrs A. A. West
and Mrs. Il. NJ chllcost arr enter.
taInlns few friends tonight Al tne
Country Club In honor on DR.. amt
Mrs l.. N rosta 81 oklahoma city.
" nj N
Miss Grace Milestone with enter.
tain the U. +, ID, clsnn at her auh.
urban homs, cas-, OF the city FRI.
day evening.
~ "
The Rainbow Glass Of the Flrst
NJ. y chuHnh SUNDAY csohost viii
give picnic At lIi,hland PARK Frl.
|day sseninK at ESQ. In cane % ram
'ha picnic wsil 10 held In tho hase-
maht of the church
X NJ X
The ladies' OF the BAPTIST Mlsslon.
airy Society Will have a taa at ths
homa o. Mrs. u n, anodgrasx. 1901
West Noble Friday afternoon al
which Time Mrs Mansfield. the
state president will be with Us.
N M NJ
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Campbell and
MI and MIRA chat Swanson Wal
entertain the Lingar Longer club
Thursday evening.
" N N
Mrs. Con Herrlneton wlli entertain
the 0pernorky club tomorrow after.
noon.
n " N
Tho members OF the Tuesday
Bride club win have their annual
dinner ror thsr husbands at tbs
home Of mr. and MIRA. Roy crabbs
Friday evening.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08

At noon luncheon MAS SERVED and
the decorations we're variety ~
set1ax flowers Al 6 o'clock dinner
mss served TAe afternoon ~as spcns
in music. snngs and games.
The aasrSes returned ~ their home
IN Arkansas city last nlgh, and wrre
greatly delighted wgth our clsy and
she hospitality ef Guthrie people.
~ -
Mestmlnstes Girls Ncnored
With plstlnculshsu Guest
Airs. J A. Mann entertained the
weqsmnsser Girls yesterday after
neon Al her hose when y most m.
ssrcsfsng isogram was renacred on
West indta Az tho CLOSE ot the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08
+ RE ECkLES


Nov u ine Tire 70 Oct Hid " These
uras &&ets
There's ne ioakw the eikFhte~t nsei
~ Feessnx Rshsmed ~ yoar freek,cs.
a. 1gAine- aoahse ssrvarth " saas
anie~sl 10 swn1se tAexs heuseis Ssoss
Slnapay 9et an camc~ ~ 0ihsne
AouAle stfenxth, fson ysar afagkiss
and sp4as little ~ "a Rsxht And
moFnsng ard yea shouaa xsssa see that
even fhe worst ffefklea have isNsan ~
sslsapps~r. wAile the laghter ones have
vanished eAssrely II ~ seidum thai
nsos~ than an eNnve NJ n~sskesa 10 cnus.
p,etely clear the SAN aud gain bean
tsfsA nsear eompaassOn
ne saFr to ask Tor the dosxhss
strength othsne ~ this i ss'd uadsS
gmarantee IT mNney A@sk u u faAls 10
rsNneve frveklos
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08

0. r. g. Al Temple Friday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08

Phone offIciai says only one In iis
uses the phone correctly; bat he
may mean successfully.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-08

Looks as II the only one who can
'eake ends meet IA fish worm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-24
Seattle
Society
Large Reception Honors
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Griffith l. a { m c r.;
Luncheon WW Compll-
ment Mrs. Paul Mdndet
Henry.

AIR. AND MRS. THOMAS
NA GREEN'S reception and dance
at tho sunset club Saturday evening
In honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Griffith Latimer MARY Dudley
walker assembled large aud bril-
liant number Of friends whom the
hosts have known during the pas, 80
years.
In the receiving line with Mr. and
Mrs. Green were Mr.. and Mrs NorNal
NJ. I.atimer. parents OF MIR. l.atimer.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur griffith
l.atimer.
Mrs Green wore a handsome gown
OF green and black seauins. Mrs.
r.atnner her wedding gown and Mrs.
Norval IA. i.atimcr a blue erocade
model.
Palms. bright foliage and fragrant
spring blossoms adorned the drawing
room and hall. and bright hued flow
ers decorated the supper table. where
presiding were Mrs. Manson y.
Raekus, Mrs. Charles +. whittlescy.
Mrs. William Hunter MeEwsn and
Mrs. Dudley Burchard.
Mrs. n. William Crosby and Mrs
J. Tate Mason were in charge OF the
punch bowl. ant acting a. ushers for
the evening were Mr.. Chester i.ati.
mcr. MIR. Hamilton e. Kolfe. Mr..
Marfield Boiconi. Mr.. Hiram fatter-
SON. Mr.. William Walker. MIR. law.
renee Arnold. Mr.. Edward Maxwell
and Mr.. Cano Fotheringhafn-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-24
Miss Cochran to We'd

Miss casharyn Cochran. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Cochran.
win wed Mr. T. Ross Mcgowan. son
Of Mr.. and Mira William J. Msgow-
an. formerly Of Hot Springs. 5. d..
"Wednesday evening at $40 o'clock
In 81. Paurs church.
The service will be read by Rev.
Sidney Morgan and the attendants
viii be Miss Avadana Cochran. sister
~ the bride-elecs. as maid Of honor.
and Miss Lola Mcgowan. Miss sher.
he Rude and Miss Beth Davidson
for bridesmaids.
Mr. Wilfred Fsasterhrook WIN be
groosnsrnan and the ushers are TO be
Mr.. Charles O'Cslia CHAN, Nr. sey-
mour spring. Mr. Stanley orne. afr.
Ernest Campbell and Mr.. John Byers,
Of Everett The wedding music will
be played by Miss Marion Ellis. OF
B~ilingham. and Miss Eleanor Don
ley.
A reception will follow the cere-
mony at the homo Of SIR. and Mrs.
Cochran.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-24
AUTO ACCIDENTS
HURT 3 BABIES
Four Men and Four Women
Also Injured

Thre. babies. four women and four
men were injured sunday night In
automobile accidents.
Mrs Louis Freund- $50 ~ ssrd 81.
riding with her husband and year.
old baby. suffered a broken arm. Tho
baby was tossed into the street and
bruised Mrs. Frcund was taken 20
Lakeside hospital frsund was cut
and bruised
" NJ Flynn. asifs second ave
W.. driver ~ the other chr which col.
ilded with them nj Thorndyk. ave.
and W. Holiday ct. escaped unhurt-
fils wifc was bruised and shaken by
the impact and their baby thrown
Into the street and bruised fIynn
was booked AZ police headquarters
but later released.
Mrs. Clara Lelb~r, zoos s7th ave
r.. was bruised and her husband.
Har; Lsiber. suffered a broken col
lar bone when their auto stalled on
the Rainier valley car tracks sunday
night at asth ave n and G~resrce ~.
and was wrecked by street car.
~ Mstsuo. 1915 Pike place. IN n
crash with another auto a, Sixth ave.
=. and Spokane 81. Sunday night.
was cut and hin baby was injured
by flying glass.
O. -. Heinan. Calhoun hotel. was
knocked unconscious when his auto
collIdsd with street err Mt Third
ave and Lenora u, Sunday Ills
wife was severely cat and bruised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-24
SEEK TO REGAIN
BANK DEPOSITS
last Day" Claims Against
Scandinavian In Court

whether last day deposiiors In the
scandlna Wan American bank OF Ne.
atile, which closed It's doors June 30. .
1891. are entitled 90 have their de.
poslta refunded. or whether all money
taken Ia on the last day may be- con.
Hldercd assets ~ the institution by
the state banking supervisor. was to
be decided Monday by Superior Judge
&. II. Neal.
Evidence IN n suit brought against
the candlnavian. American bank u
Seattle and !. T. Duke. state bank.
ing supervisor. by the Washington
shoe Manufacturing company. was
being presented To tho court. Four.
teen other claims have been assigned
60 the Washington Shoe Manufaciur.
ms company for the purpose Of tho
test case.
Ralph =. Stacy. vice president Of
the Union National bank. and presi.
dent Of the Scandinavian American
bank 81 Seattle at the time % it's
failure. admitted on the stand that
deposits were accepted on Juna 80.
1921. IN tho hope that tho bank
could be saved. but In case n~gotiA,
lions fell thru he testified. such de.
poeits were placed IN separate en-.
yelopes and were not entered on the
books. 20 that thsy might 10 70.
turned. stacy said that failure Of
tho Scandinavian. American bank %
Tacoma started run on the Seattle
Institution. which resulted In a..
600 900 being withdrawn.
J. \. Lane. for % years cashier Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-24
CITY ZONINC
TO BE URGED

Importance Of city roninK win be
brought home TO tho citizens of Sc.
attic in series OF talks 60 he given
this week in the public schools.
The city soning commission. which
ha. been a, work for NOR. than a
year past. win explain tho necessity
for the proper regulation OF indus.
trial and residential districts in the
city.
A tentative draft OF roning ordi.
nance for tho control OF tho use.
height and srea Of buildings has
boon made. Public hearings. II II
believed. viii rna,criaIly assist tho
commission In adopting the proper
methods Of re.dis,rictlng tho city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-24
Music
Program at Cornish
Tuesday

What promises 70 be n most enjoy
able entertainment II tho dance re-.
cftai ~ be given by the pupils OF
Clara Damrosch seymour at the
Cornish Tuesday evening. April 20.
al SIS. This wlil be the FIRST appear
anc@ In Seattle % this talented dancer
and her pupils. and should be Of con.
siderable interest 20 thoss interested
In the Interpretation Of the Greek
dance.
Seattle gfri- assisting Miss ssy.
mour include Anna Louise soeiberg.
Loyal Treat. Frances kohIsr. France.
scholi and Dorothy Fisher.
Miss Seymour. who L. a member Of
the faculty u the school Of dance at
the Cornish school. Is q new apostle
OF the Greek dance. She came here
In the latter part OF fszi direct from
Switzerland. where she was a student
In the Duncan school. known the
world over by the classic dancipg
work OF issdora Duncan.
The following program has been ar
ranged. 10 which the public IL cordial
iy invited.
rrsfuds % Mawsmsot--
"f<rceuss' st.+.s--s-s PAW Jucn
Hyms from .1phsErni. In Taurts-...
sss..s..+-.-- 49, .s....s.s .s~s.- biucE
preiuds In G Minor. ........... .Cnopin
Ensemble
Three Eeasssis-u~ 80. .--..... .sehunsrt
Ensemble
cavosts from tth Fr-neh cults. mach
Anna Louise soeibsrx
August. ....s.--.....s. Tschaikowsky
Loyal Treat
'~ws,ehuan's song .......s....... Cries
Fraaess kehisr. Frances schon.
Anna Louis. aosib.rg
fSTERMfssfOS
'Juns~ ...s.e+..s.ssss TschafkersEy
Dorothy Fisher
sVais~ Cspries~ ........ SCHUBERT -fAsst
Clsr. D.mroseh Seymour ard Ensemble
July .s.s.ssssssssssss4 Tschsthorsky
Frsnoss sehoil
from . Wandering ie~e@rs" .wsepovsii
An srvsnt princess 81 the North.
virgin. suo~y white.
Balls sdown the suurn~f seas
To realms Of burning Hight.
May" ....ss.-sss.ssstss Tsrhaikowsky
Anna Louise sosibsrs
Anna i.ossis. sosIe-rs. Dorothy Fisher
'-septsmbsr'' .............. Tseh.lkS~sky
Frances kohisr
'~Whims'' ......t.ss4.-.t.*... schnman1
Tnssmbis
Paul kecooie At the plane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-24
Personal

MIR and Mrs. Arthur Fiilion. OF
Il. g. are spending n few
days ln the city. guests Of AIR. and
Mrs. Harry rrcmeine.
Mrs. stuart McCord Taylor. who
has heen visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs II. J. Huston. left Saturday
for her home IN White Bluffs.
Mrs. Don a. Fisher II leaving
Thursday Tor a two months trip TO
California.
Mrs. Harold Preston has returned
from a visit OF two months in Cali.
fornia.
Mr.. and Mrs Maurice n, MeMicken
are receiving congratulations upon
the birth Of daughter at the
Swedish hospital. Aprtl -.
Mr.. Arthur Rankin motcred down
from Vancouver. a. C.. TO spend the
weekend In the city.
Mrs. William u. Perkins returned
last week from San Francisco. where
abe visited her sonin.law and daugh.
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Goodins
Wttter.
Mr.. John Powell. Of Vancouver.
n c. spent tho week. In town.
a guest al the Hotel Washington.
Mrs George w. Dickinson has ~
turned from a visit OF several days IN
Concrete.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter James Ward
returned Thursday from a trip 60
Texas and California.
Mr. y. r. White returned from
Medford. or~.. where he spent tho
past two months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-24
DANCERS HEAD
BILL AT MOORE
Triumph Is Scored by DAM
ty Company

Featuring a bill of unusual excel.
ienee. the Wright dancers carried or
first honors NJ tho Moore thehier
sunday. Helen Peuchaud and Nits
suuoff. the two sololnta. were espe-
ciaily charming. and they we're ably
assisted by Edith Marshall. ivnnelie
Laid. Betty Denattea. t'iorenos
Hughes. Frances Andrews and Aiieen
Chambers Tho Russian. Spanish.
American. French and Oriental
dances presented by tho eight girls
were varied by tenor solos by Walter
@ Preston. D.xter w. Wright IL
musical director for the company.
Frank Wilcox. blanche Afoulton.
Wilma stock. stone 1aurenee and
Prank Mcdonald appeared IN one.
act Hkit. Hurry Up. Jack" which
was we'll received
Charles oiooti. supported by Mary
Ann. won hearty applause with sev.
erni ~ his own songs. and he also
scored IN an eccentric musical
comedy Ia which he himself sang all
the parts.
Mari. and Ann Clark have soma
thing new In a comic song and dance
act.
Bobby Roberts and Maude Clarke.
accompanied by Harry Aigman. took
well Ia a vocal number. The Won.
dsrfui Olri." performed admirably at
the end 81 dangling rope. and En-
orson and baldwin did some new
things with Indian clubs.
Tho pathe News featur. was un.
usually timely. including scenes at
the opening 81 the Seattle ball sra.
non and at the University OF Wash.
inEton. California boat races.
The usual orchestral features
rounded out tho program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-24
SCIENTIST TELLS
OF GLAND ACTION.
SEAT OF LIFE.

EXHAUSTION of the glands OF
internal secretion and more particu.
larry those glands that provide dy.
manic force to the body. il now
recognized as the cause OF fatigue
and all Weaknesses These gland
are the ones mainly responsible 70
the source and distribution 81
energy and II is chiefly from thos,
glnndular substances that effective
medication is derived.
Tho ex-government physician who
is located across Third avo from the
postoffice, at 1927 Third ave. ape-
cializes In these treatments. and OF.
fers FREQ consultation TO the af.
flicted. Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-24
Active Meeting Of
Ladies' Musical Club

The monthly active meeting Of the
Ladies' Musical club was held this
afternoon at the Young Women's
Christian association when the fol.
lowing program. arranged by Mrs.
J. n. Nichols, was presented:
Vocal
faj CONS Out. Mr. sunshfns" Bliss
OBJ "Ho, Mr.. Piper" .... Curran
Mrs Violet Bsll
Mrs English at the piano
Piano
(a) 'socturne." Opus ~. no. :. Chopin
o. "splnnlnz Song" Msndslssohn
Miss Mary Dawson
ts) Adagio from Romantic Con-
certo , -.sssss..ssss...... GODDARD
OBJ Ballet music from Rosa
fnunde'D ...s.... Bcbubert-Kreiale
tc) Hungarian Dance No. H.. brahms
Miss E1ln0r Nehnsrt
Mrs. Hattie Edenhoim Carlson at piano
Current Events
Informal talk on music Of 1879 in New
York
Miss Nellie Cornish
fa) Love IL the WIND" MacFadysn
% by the waters OF Minnetonkat
...e.. ssrsss..s.s.. Lieurancs
fc) Wake Up" PhiIllps
Mrs. Bowen
Mrs Hattie Edenholm Carlson at piano
Piano
- Prelude no. ,chopin
~ htnuet 49, =. ...,..s..... Haydn
Perpetual Motion" ...... w cher
Eiizabsth chiids
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-24
Business and
Professional
WOmen's Club

on Tuesday. April rs. the Seattle
Business and Professional Women's
club will hold an open meeting In
the Fine Arts rooms. i2i3 Fourth
ave. at $40 D. m. Miss Adelaide
Pollock will give an interesting talk
on THE Birds OF Washington"
At the last meeting OF the club
Miss Ida Culver led the Round Table
discussion on why Does One Need
a Vacation7r which was handled in a
most interesting and able manner by
the eight women participating In
this discussion.
Melange" on May I at Douglas hall.
Pine and Broadway, at s15 .. m. for
the purpose OF raising funds TO send
a delegate TO the Chattanooga con-
vention this coming July.
This musical melangs is n brilliant
combination OF syncopated dances.
songs and new Jokes. This
first act II n coiored act. the scene
Of which In Lunch Hour Plantation
and its chief interest ceniers in a
medley OF clever fongs. dances and
cakewalks In the second act Mr..
Carl Ritter will entertain with a
series Of humorous stories and the
third act consists OF a Spanish oper.
eta, the surprise OF the evening.
Mrs. Florence y. Meyer. chairman
OF the entertainment committee. has
supervision Of the Musical Melange"
and is ably assisted by Mr.. II. r..
Smith. Miss Laura Pingry and Mrs.
Gertrude Moorehouse. who are de.
voting their energies TO conducting
the minstrel show.
After the Musical Melange" there
win be dancing from 10 10 IL .. m.
and all are assured q most entertain
ing and enjoyable evening. Tickets
are on sale AT the Potlatch Shop.
3O2h Pine ST., and may be purchased
from any member OF the club
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tho Seattle Observation-Disclosures
bank. corroborated staey's testimony
In regard 90 the last days deposits
being held separate.
In the present suit ths Washington
Shoe Manufacturing company seeks
recovery Of ii.2s7.sz deposited on tho
last day. Assigned claims are: John
Davis a Co. fa.oss.io Dagg Derme
den Co. sio2sois J. r. Hardensn
Hat Co. s7b0.is: Martin General
Agency. s7.<7s.2i: the Washington
Laundry Co. tsss.7s; Cascade Laun.
dry Co. ssa7.77; A. DaIk q Co.
sis.so: william A. Brekley. sbs<.s4:
sunda a divers company. ti.bt4.ss.
c. X. Snyder. sss: u. y. Urch. tiz5.o7:
swedish hospital. si.476i7. J. r. Ste.
VEINS. $3.50. and an unnamed claim
ant t225.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-24
Human Ashes Found
in Murder Packao.

fosEMiT'E. Cal. April uSrns
veaiigation dsriRnsd 20 sbov
whether some mysterious er4y,s ~.
been committed. was started todsv
~ the result ~ tina finding la.
yesterday Of human remains lock.d
In small black enamel box a, IN.
side OF trail near Yosemite Pan.
In Yosemite national park.
The remains consisted o. ssbss "a
The human body. seven teeth ana
several small bones.
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Engagement Of Seattle
Man Announced

Word has been received in ths city
~ the announcement of the engage
inent OF DIR. Temple sedKwick Fay.
ron Of Mr. and Mrs. John r. Fay. OF
his city. to Miss Marion Hutchinson
Button. OF Philadelphia. which was
recently made known by her par.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph PriestIey
Button In Philadelphia.