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The Washington herald., 1922-05-24
MUSEUM EXHIBIT
SHOWS WALNUT.

An exhibit has Just been installe'
in the Arts and Industrial Buildinl
Of the U. S. National Museum show
ing the products made from Amer
ican walnut. These products. rang
ing from plain rotary cut veneer q
beautiful matched panels Of burl AMI
stumpwood veneer, parquetry fioorini
automobile steering wheels, and sui
stocks, are installed in the east en|
of the wood courts north wall cas-
Thirteen photographs accompan|
The exhibit to show the manufactur1
of walnut veneers. Three design
of parduetry are shown-namell
Fontainebleau. H a d d o n Hall AM
decking. The first received its nam
and was made famous through
use in the Fontainebleau Palace 4
Versailles. The second is a repro
duction of the flooring used in N
Hall Of the Tudor family in End
land. the romantic history Of whic
was brought out in Dorothy Nerno'
of Haddon Hall" The decking ideI
is a copy OF the old Colonial food
laid in some OF the English manci
houses.
Individual and composite panels 4
veneers. gun stocks. and an aut
mobile steering wheel complete N
exhibit. The steering wheel show
departure in that the spider" 4
well as the rim. is OF wood.
BY treating the wastes from ID
mato canning factories in settlinI
tanks and passing them throug
filters. the Public Health Servid
has developed a method Of rendeI
ing the waste water harmless
fish.
The value of tar as a germicid
makes il especially good as paiH
for the interior OF chicken house
pens for small animals. stables. an
barns.
VI n
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So far prices concerned, we may
as we'll prepare ourselves for a late fall.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-24

SHIP TONNAGE.
To the Friend Of People:
Please give me the tonnage Of the following
Homeric and Paris. What the name of the
Majestic before 1t was taken over by the British?
What is the breadth OF the steamship Andre Le-
The tonnage Of the Majestic is $4,000 tons;
Berensaria. $4,000; Leyiathan; 5t2s2; Aquitania,
was namea the .Bsmarck" before it was taken
over by the British. The breadth Of the ANDRE
Lebon" is SO feet
HENRY FORD PAID IS A DAY.
To the Friend Of the People:
Kindly tell the first manufacturer to pay
his employees IS a day MECHANlC.
Henry Ford the first manufacturer to pay
his employees IS a day
TENNESSEE COUNTIES.
To the Friend Of People:
Give me an alphabetical list Of the counties in
the State Of Tennessee NATIVE
The counties in the state Of Tennessee are as
Blount. Bradley Campbell. Cannon. Carroll, Carter
Cheatham, Chester. Claiborne. Clay, Cooke Cotfee
Dicksin Dyer Fayette Fentress, Franklin. Glib
son. Giles. Granger, Greene, Grundy, Hambien'
Hamilton. Hancock. Hardman Hardin Hawkns' Ho~sin
Humphreys Jackson, jefferson. johnson; Knox
Lake. Lauderville. Lawrence, Lewis, Lincoln Lou
Marshall, Maury Megs. Monroe Montgomery
Moore Morgan. obion. overton. Perry. Pickett
Polk. Putnam, Rhea Roane Robertson Rutherford
Scott. Sequatchie. SEWER. shelby. smith stewart
Sullivan Sumner Upton. Trousdale Unicoi, Union,
ley. White. Williamson. Wilson
MARYLAND POLICE.
he Of People
Kindly tell the condition Of the Baltimore
from here Baltimore. Has Maryland motor
policeman the right to follow speeder over the
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@ke15ie People
ANSWERS TO YOUR QUESTIONS II
SHIP TONNAGE.
ANSWERS TO YOUR QUESTIONS

RAJ. sssans. ondssd Herald
The Washington herald., 1922-05-24
Lynch Law.

A @ i 3. 1s; 4 $":;' TOW: was 3: s,ss:: s
night and fogged by a gang OF armed
The Washington herald., 1922-05-24

To the Friend of the People:
Kindly tell the first manufacturer to pay
his employees IS a day MECHANIC.
Henry Ford was the first manufacturer to pay
his employees IS a day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-23
Melody Club Gives
Delightful Program,

The Melody club held its monthly
meeting on Thursday evening. at the
home OF Miss Ingrid and sfiss Ely
salin. An unusually delightful pro.
gram was rendered by the members.
assisted by Grace Helen Smith. Az.
mes Floe. Gloria SveDsson and Char.
lotte Svensson. The program fol.
lows:
Vocal solo
- Bowl OF Roser' ........... Clarke
Mrs. Edgar 3. Hadisy. mszzo-soprano
Piano
Mazurka ...............s.. Thoma
Mre. oatha Peterson
Cycle OF songs
Dawn in the Desert" .oertruds RIOS.
b sunset in the Desert" Gertrude Ross
Might In the Desert" Gertrude Ross
Miss ELY Satin. mszzo-soprano
''Rhapsodie HonSroiss No. 49,. .Iasz,
Mrs. Cbas. n. Gibson
Paper on the Opera .............
Miss Helen Mofntt
Group % songs
pale Moon" .............L Logan
b IAN Indian Love Song Lieurancs
In Already by Moonlight. 800.
Little Boy Blue" .......... Joyce
Miss fngrid salin. mezzo-soprano
Plano
Precious Moments" ........ .Dlckman
Gloria sysnsson
Group Of songs
Ills June" .ss..s...t..s... Ronald
b Where Ny Caravan Has Rested"
s..sss... .-.........-..s Lohr
MISS Olga Kushi. soprano
Piano duet
''Fantasie' ................ ,I.anKa
Grace Helen smith ana Agnes Flos
Vocal solo
MY Rsdssmer ana Ny Lord" ...
NUN. s.......+.. Dudley Buck
Miss Gladys Phillips. contraito
Plano
"Yuietife waitz'' ................H Bach
Miss Antonio Emminser
Group OF songs
"The Hwailows cowen
b THE Sunshine OF Your SMILE.
ssss d. - - 44sssssF4s Ray
Miss Ely salin. rnszzo- soprano
Piano duets
silent Night" .cruber
b "Fleid and Forest, Op. a." .vOegeI
Gloria and Charlotte Bvsnsson
Songs from Indrs an cosfume) 1900.
.......... ~ Himski- Kofsa kow
hiss Insrid saiin. mezzo-soprano
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-23
Personal

Miss Alma voedisch Of New York.
booking manager OF tho ukralnian
National chorus. arrived last evening
and viii b a guest AZ the Hotel
Washington for week Miss
vocdisch unmarked this morning
that in all her travels she has newer
seen any city 40 beautifully decor.
sted az the holiday season az the
streets OF Seattle are this year.
MIR. and Mrs. IL. y. Tr~mper Will
spend Christmas with their son and
daughter.in.iaw. AIR. and Mrs Theo.
dors Trempsr. In Roseburx. Ore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland H. Smith are
the guests for ti~ holidays Of Mfr
and Mrs. George r.. Winter In Van.
couver. u. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H. Snowdsn
will he the guests % relatives IN
Belllngham for Christmas
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert y. Small and
Miss Mary Small will spend Christ.
mns In Tacoma an tho guests of Dr.
and Mrs. Edward Henry Lennon.
Miss Catherine Collins returned
Friday evening from an extended trip
abroad.
Judge and Mrs. Hiram r. Hadsey
VIII spend Christmas with their son
in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Pierce. In Olympia.
Mr.. and Mrs W. T. Gray will go
60 Portland 70 spend the holidays
with their son.in-iaw and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Stricken.
Miss Anne Parsons returned Fri.
day from Mills college 10 spend the
holidays with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Reginald II. Parsons.
Mrs w. u. Martin viii leave
January for her homo at Ai,adena.
Cal.
Judge and Mrs. Burke returned
"Wednesday from a months visit in
thu East.
Mrs. Jennie II. wadeworth left 10.
day for California 70 visit her dauRh.
, ter. Mrs. Byron whipple. in Pasa.
dena. and Or. c. II. wadsworth IN
Orange.
Mr.. Walter Donahoo n home from
Yale 10 spend the holidays here.
I Mr.. and Mrs. @. X. Woodwork
will 20 TO Aberdeen to spend Christ.
mas with their son.in-law and daugh.
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Mork.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. Gnrfinkle are
spending the holidays In Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-23
Seattle
Society
Holiday Entertainments
for Portland Guests;
VIII Assist at Tea for
Miss Collins.

Mrs. Rem II, PALMER Is enter
A. tanning with n bridge tea at her
homo ON wednesday afternoon. DE.
cemher ~. In compliment TO her sis.
ser. Mrs. Terrence n. Beck. Of Port
land. who. with Mr.. Beck and son.
Richard. will be the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Palmer over the holidays.
on Thursday evening Or. and Mrs.
Don Palmer viii have a Nah Jongg
party At their residence for Mr.. and
AIRS. Beck; Friday evening. Or. and
Mrs. y. A. Black will be hosts In
their honor. and ON saturday even.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. $. a Martin aro
entertaining with dinner at their
home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-23
1923 Hold on to.IIealth yc.r

buy a health chart and bo ready.
January 4. 90 start "1iold-onto.
Health" year. All Campfire Girls
planning 20 keep the health chart
for year nro asked 20 register their
namoa at Lohequa. Keep "a health
chart and the morning dip AT camp
won't please you n bit Keep "A
health chart and be "A walking rec.
ommondation for the Campfire pro.
gram. Let's atart-Arms upward
Forward Bend Touch toes without
bending kneea' Deep breathing.
SPLASH Splash Rubi Rub You
all know how ~ works. Let's do IL
1900 strong.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-23
Tea Shop Schedule

Tho schedule Mt the orthopedlc Tea
Shop next week will he as follows:
Monday. closed. Tuesday. Denny
Thurman Guild will be In charge.
with Mrs. A. X Hunt m hostess.
Assisting win be Mrs. J. n. Hyde,
Mrs. Victor Jenkins. Mrs w. r.
Hawiey. Mrs A. r. Johnstonc. Mrs.
H. 7. Moody. Mrs. G. II. Mengedoht.
Mrs J. ~. McConohy. Mrs w. c.
Willard and Mrs. A. r. Linden. Wed.
nesday. Madrona Guild, Mrs. II. c.
Converse. hostess; Thursday, Queen
Anne Guild. Mrs. c. n. Liliy. hostess
Friday. Mount Baker Park Guild
Mrs. II. l.. Koetter. hostess: Satur-
day. University Junior Guild. Miss
Edith McGinnis, hostess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-23

10 the food. 1900 garments made and
distributed during the winter months
OF 1912. 100 children enabled TO be
given weeks outing nj Camp
sealth. more than $500 pounds OF
candy In addition 10 ieliles. boo<S,
craft supplies. etc, taken 20 hohpi.
tails. homes. etc. during the year:
more than 1000 toys and Christmas
stockings distributed.
This brief report Of ssrvi," cannot
possibly include the relief given by
groups who gave fuel food and cloth.
ing 10 needy ones In their district
during the year. In every case the
materials for garments. baskets. etc,
came from the homes OF the girls.
often representing tho small earnings
81 the group or individuals. Camp
fire leaders recognize the fact that
the value Of such service 10 the girl
~ infinitely greater than the girls
service 20 the community.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-23
Christmas Hosts

Mr.. and Mira bernard II. Burnside
are entertaining with dinner OF ten
covers on Christmas Day. at their
homo In Mount Baker Park
Mr.. and Mrs n. n. Iaflfner and
DIR. and Mrs o. y. Iamson win have
family dinners and Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
don T. shaw win entertain fourteen
guests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-23

Tho GiriH' club and Young Mems
club OF Plymouth Congregational
church will have a Christmas dinner
at tho church on Monday evening,
December 20. at O'Clock. which
young men and young women who
are alone at this season 81 the year
are invited TO attend. The dinner
Will be complimentary. but tickets
must be obtained AZ the door The
church VIII hold open house from
s.ao 10 o'clock. which VIII give the
young people an opportunity "a
meet. An interesting program has
been arranged for tho evening and
an orchestra viii provide music dur
Ing tho dinner hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-23
Christmas Music at
First Christian Church

A, the sunday morning service the
Christmas caniafa. The Coming OF
tho King" Dudley Buck. will be sung
by the choir OF the First Christian
church. under the direction Of Mr..
q. ". Porter. Colo parts viii be TAX.
on by: Soprapo. Mrs Thrapp. alto.
Miss Reep; tenor. Herman Horn; bar.
isone. Mr.. Reeder and bass. Mr..
Tompkins. A group OF Christmas
carols will be the feature Of the
evening music.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-23
Dinners Before
Winter Ball

Tho winter Ball. which comes on
Friday evening OF next week. viii be
preceded by numerous dinner par
ties. Added to the long list Of those
entertaining will be Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred III. Baxter. who will have a
small dinner at their home. and tho
dinner OF eighteen covers Mira Fred
eric Hall White and Mrs Raymond
Wright are sponsoring At the Won
ems University club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-23
Music
Special Music at First
Presbyterian Church

There viii be special Christmas
music at the morning and evening
service OF the First Presbyterian
church Sunday. There will be n
vested choir OF go voices and a quar-
tet composed of Mrs. Lolita Logan
Parslay. soprano. Mrs. Israel Nelson.
contralto. Mr.. Graham Morgan. tenor.
and Mr.. John Jenkins. bass. Mr..
w. n. Donley. organist and choir
master.
The following numbers have been
arranged for the two services:
MORNING. 400
Organ solo. offertoire on Two
Christmas Hymns ..4..... .uuiimant
Soprano solo, trio and chorus. Drop
Down. Ys Heavens" ........ Nancy
Quartet. THE Angeii Song" ..... West
Tenor solo. 20 Lovely Voices From
the Sky" ...s.4..st,+.4.... Matthews
Organ solo. "Ifosannah" .... Lemrnsns
EVENING SERVICE 5siB
Organ solo. Holy hight ....... Buck
Quartet and chorus. brightest and
Best ..-s.t.t .sss.sss..--.. Coonbs
chorna. "Hallelutab" ........s. Handel
Duet, Might Of Nights" Van De Water
organ solo. 'Te Deum' .......... Wachs
CHRISTMAS DAY. ~ a. NJ.
organ solo. christmas Chimes"
.........a..s..f+sst. Painfully
"chrissmos Bells" chorus Stevenson
chorus. '"rbree ships" ........... Taylor
contralto solo, ''rhe Nlght Was Very
organ sole. 'yss,iy.i March -. shelley
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-23

Instead Of meeting the first Eat.
urday in tho month. scrlbeu' meet.
inga will be held the second Saturday
IN tho month hereafter. az 10 O'Clock.
Tho January meeting will b. a spe-
elai one. and viii be held az 2 O'Clock
In tho afternoon. Al this time the
seribes will give a reception 10 the
Campfire Girls and guardians In the
city. This meeting viii be at Lobe.
qua Girls are asked 10 wear white
Riddles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-23

Each month prize OF a week al
Camp sealth Is awarded tho girl
writing the best editorial for the
Torch" The January editorial must
be az Lohequa not later than Decem.
Der 20. The subject may be anything
you wish. Start now. Get yours in
early.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-23

Mrs. Archibald Stewart Downcy,
Mrs Robert Wilson. Mrs. Keith Lo-
ram Bullitt and Mrs Thomas slim
con win assist Miss Adelaide Nick.
- az the tea she Is giving Thursday
afternoon. December Is. At her home
n compliment to Miss Catherine Col
uns. who has Just returned from Eu.
ripe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-23
Miss Anona Roberts
Weds

1kr. and Mrs. X. Knox Roberts an
uDunce the marriage OF their daugh.
eor. Anona. to Mr.. Kenneth Mac
Kenxis Of Portland. son Of the late
n. X. A. J. Mackenzie.
The ceremony was performed by
- Rev. c. II. Powell In tho Eplsco
III church In Vancouver. Thursday
afternoon. December 81. at $50
odcleck.
~. and Mrs. Mackenzie are In
0A11fornia on their wedding trip On
ene1r return they win be as homo In
uoattIe.
Mr. Mackenzie was educated at
Cnnfle school at Tarrytown. ~. r..
~ Mr. Mackenzie at the University
e CAllforniA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-23

The Latona PIT A.. al ita annual
Christmas sale. held Friday. Deccm.
Der IS. raised The necessary funds 20
provide scale. for the clinic room In
the building. f.aiona has one Of the
most progressive circles In tho city
and thru iia Social Welfare commit,
tee q number 81 needy families have
received Christmas cheer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-23
Indlc.. Grotio Club

The Ladies' Grotto club will give
a Christmas party AZ the homo OF
Mrs. julius Day. ISIS Linden ave.
Thursday afternoon. December Is. at
$50 o'clock. A "miitcn party" tho
hiEnlficance OF which can only be
appreciated by those who have ct.
tended such a function. In the dccid
eddy novel type OF entertainment the
committee IN charge of arrangements
has provided for the afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-23
january 10 he wear.a- MILDLY Month

Wear "A MILDLY and Campfire tam
during January. Specialize IN let.
ting people know you are a Campfire
Girl Get your mlddlea all ironed
during Christmas vacation and start
the new year IN one. Official Camp.
fro uniform IL white MILDLY and
red tio and dark skirt Let's
wear them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-23
WOMEN'S CLUBS
RrsnlntIonr Adnntca

At "a recent meeting Of tho Won
ems Century club the following res
olutiona were adopted regarding tho
erection OF woman's gymnasium
az the University OF Washington;
Whereas. Gymnasium work
among the women students OF our
state university commenced about
20 years ago. when there were prob.
ably 200 women students. and
whereas, The facilities ut that
time were very unsatisfactory. tho
they have not since been materially
improved nor increased. while the
number OF students has Increased
10 times. and
whereas. Tho tuition fees re-.
celved from students go into tho
building fund and 40 TO 90 per cent
OF the students are women.
Therefore. be " resolved. That In
simple justice 10 the women stu
dents. the woman'a Century club
asks every individual with any an.
thority tvlz.. the president Of tho
university. members OF the faculty
the hoard Of regents and our state
legialatorsl To do all Ia his power to
further the immediate erection OF
a gymnasium for women AZ our
state university.
This n 10 certify that the fore.
going n correct copy OF reso'
luton adopted by the wuman'a Cen
fury club OF Seattle NJ It's last rcgu.
lar meeting. to.wit. December q,
1899. as appears 10 tho minutes OF
said club.
Witness my hand and tho seal of
tho womRn's Century club Of sc.
attic. Washington. hercunto affixed
on this Sth day % December
MRS. HENRY KAUFMAN.
Secretary pro tenn. woman's
Century Club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-23
January Torch Ready for Dlstribu.
ton Jauunr-y

January and February Torch viii
be combined and viii be ready for
distribution January 2. Campfire
groups are urged 20 call for their
copies early. This number viii have
plans for the winter months. and no
Campfire Girl can afford 10 miss
knowing about them early
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-23

The women's society Of the First
Baptist church will give "A trip
around Tho wonderland Trail" OF
Mount Rainier via the Raloptlcon.
with about 100 beautiful sildes. on
Friday evening. December ~. al
T&o o'clock. There viii be music by
the Sunday school orchestra and n
special musical program illustrated
with slides.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-23

The West scatti. w. C. r. u. win
meet az tho home Of Mrs jackson
siibaugh. isiS Sunset ave. wednes
day, December ~. at .. IN. Mem.
bers are requested to attend. as
Mrs silbaugh will not be able 20
meet with the members until the
adjournment Of the next Legislature.
Good speakers will be present.
Nelghbors and friends invited. Take
West Seattle car No. ,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-23
DANCING Partn

In compliment 10 Miss Edith Iaub-
scher. Mrs. w. II. Martin win enter
tain with a dancing party In the bali
room Of the Victoria apartments. on
Queen Anne hill. "Wednesday even.
ing. December ~. with dancing at
$40 O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-23

N. and Mrs. Per Lee weity VIII
omtersals their bridge club with q
NEW Years party al their home. on
Dn1urdny evening. December 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-23
BUSINESS and Professional women's
club

One Of the few fine private art gall
lcries OF the Northwest waA opened
last Thursday evening 10 the buni-
ness and Professional womon's Glib.
Mr.. and Mira Charles II. Frye. OF
~ Ninth ave. entertained the large
number Of women who awaited them
selves % this opportunity for enjoy
ing the beautiful exhibit. BY giving
them something Of the stories o.
various pictures and painters. and In
trrcating incidents relating To the sc-
curing OF this collection. numbering
far over hundred exquisite pieces.
Three beautiful paintings BY
Bousercau- .shepherdeps." Loves
Flight and Two Sisters were de-
serycdly admired Among several b.
p~ffreger. the '-ryrolcAn Guest
House attracted particular attention.
The Gypsy Camp b. knauH. and
his Knit Tauffcn~ made n lasting
impression Of tho artists ability TO
express his conceptions 81 beauty.
Perhaps no painting in tho whole
wonderful collection exhibited 10 pro-
nouneediy the touch ~ tho masters
hand as I.rmhaeh's bismarck. II IL
highly priced for i;s artistic merit
zugefa Cattle In Was@ar~ - another
equally treasured piece Of art.
L'1iermitts'H Landscape" Mum
kAcxy's Prisoner and his Head Of
Mozart" Nenhuys' Feeding tho
Baby Stuck's -RlvalH~ Diaz's
Preach Landscape and paintings
Of sheep ~ both Watson and Zugsl
held the enthusiasts interes, OF APP
prcciativs visitors Among the most
admired Of all the paintings especial
~ by thosc who love hor-~. wore
two eansaa.es BY Schrey.r. one Of
Arabian Hormes.~ and one very large
canvas picturinE Horses Fleeing
from FiameR-
Mr. and Mrs Fryc'a hospitality In
sharing thcir art treasures with the
business and Professional Women
club was greatly appreciated
On Tuesday. December 20. no club
meeting viii bs held
on Thursdays. from ~ to i:so
o'clock. club members who would
ilko 10 lunch with other club men,
bers will find tables reserved FOR
their u~r NJ Indian Summer and at
tho Wright restaurant in tho L. c.
Smith building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-23

Evergreen Lodge No. 2. u. II. p.
A. will have New Years high
links and dance Monday evening.
January !. at O'Clock. In the A. O.
u. w. auditorium. 1909 Ninth ave.
All friends cordially invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-23
we,,rn.. Civic Club

The Women'H civic club Will meet
In the Erickson room nt the Y. w.
C. A. Tuesday. December 20. AT
2 =. m.
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Christmas Tea

Mr.. and Mrs Edward l. Garrett
ere entertaining with a Christmas
~ at their homo at the Highlands
"a Monday afternoon. at o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-23

One thousand toys. 900 hiockinEh
trimming with Christmas candies
and goodies. and 1000 eager eyed
children. That was the Christmas
party az which the Campfire Girls
were hosferses. and were. indeed, "a
credit to their organization. There rs
question as 20 whether the guests
or the Possesses enjoyed the party
most. with the invited guests. II
was a matter OF one afternoon. but
with the Campfire Girls II was a mat
ter OF weeks Of planning. For two
months the girls ~sve been busy col
iecting and mending toys. making
Christmas stockings AID planning
this stupendoua party The program
included carol singing. dancing and
a JuKglcr, who fascinated the boys.
Mr. q. L. Mather. IN the role Of San
IA Claus. dispensed the toys. with the
help OF whlte.middied girls. Never
before have the Seattle Campfire
Girls given such large party. They
are already making plans 10 improve
on u next year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-23
Family Dinner

Judge and Mrs stephen J Chad.
wick viii have family dinner at
their home on Christmas day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-23

Ladies' Lyric Choral club will meet
for rehearsal Tuesday. December
20. az 7'ab p. m. In the main sun.
day school Of the First Presbyterian
church Members please attend.