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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19
Seattle
>Jociety
Miss Wiley Complimented
Guest; Sunset CLUB
Gires Delightful Enter
tdinment.

T,NTERTAINING for the pleasure
Il OF Miss virginia Wiley. who VIII
wed Mr.. Andrew Price on Thursday
evening. February :, Miss Janet Pow
el will he hostess nj luncheon for
twelve OF the honor guests intimate
Friends at her home next Tuesday
afternoon.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Charles
y. whiulcsey entertained a few OF
Miss wiiey's friends Informally at
tea. at the sunset club. following the
program given az the club. and this
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin X.
Hogg. jr.. are entertaining with an
informal bridge az their home for
Miss Wiley and Mr.. Price.
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Delightful Concert
GiUen IN Everett

Under the auspices OF the Ladies'
Musical club. OF Everett. the Spargur
string quartet gave delightful con
cert al the Y. NJ. c. A. auditorium In
Everett last evening. preceding which
Or. and Mrs. G.. w. Wentworth en-
tertainei with dinner party at their
home. as n compliment TO AIR. and
Mira spargur.
The following program Was pre-
oented by the artists:
John spArxur ard Albany Richie. victims;
HELLER Coliens, viola. George kirchrsr.
sfslenesllo. Awhile Bsist.d. pisaa.
onarfet--
u NA3er. Opus 60 .....-......-.u ayin
Allegro Moderate
Adaxio csatAsii~
Msnuet;s tAIlsgrettol
4 FtnAle NfvAes
ytotonceilo Soil
Chanson Amour~uH- ...s4s.s.. Herbert
And~lusiEn s-renAd~ ....-....... kemp
Mr.. klrchnsr
ousrs-s--
. Andaat. contAslIs ....Tsehaikovsky
The MIL ...s..-...ss ..s..s. hAff
Drink 10 Me ouly with Thins
Eyes ..........s..- Fochon
sold EnsilsA FOX sonr)
ousrses--
q Minor .................... GREG
three Novemsnssl
On POGO ArfAnte. Aiio Agitate
Romance
FiaAls
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Personal

Mrs. James Tompieton Roblnaon
has returned from two months
visit with her sonln.lnw and daugh'
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Faunce whitcomo'
In Boston.
Mr.. and Mira Harold Dodge, of
New York city. will arrive IN feAiuT
Ia the near future 90 make uhrH
home here Mrs. Dodge was former
~ Aiias Louise wooisey. OF Tacoma
Mrs, J. u. Nelson and Mra. Lotus
seagrsve. OF Portland. are the guests
Of Judge and Mrs. III. " iiadley Tor
a few weeks.
Miss Lois X. Hartman. who has
just returned from "A seven months
European trip. In tho guest Tor
week OF her brotherin.law and HiH-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy u. finkefton'
During Miss Hartmnn'a absence sho
spent some time a. "A STUDENT az The
University OF Madrid. In spain.
Miss Bessie Spence Of Nictorin, Is
C.. IL visiting her brother-in'la and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. boies-
Afr and Mr.. John y. Burkhelner
are leaving this week for a short trip
10 California.
Mrs. Frederick J. Buell.. who has
been ~. guest OF her ron lin law and
aangb,.r Az. ana Mira. Harold n.
stewart Jeff Tuonday for Colorado
gpringm.
Mr. y W. rrush OF Anaconda,
Mont IN the guest OF his son.in law
ana daughter. Mr., ana Mrs. william
n. Hooking.
49,
san Francinoo. 10 DO away for sew.
erai weeks.
Mr.. 1. G. Gilman went over TO
$3.50 1890. q. ....t, 49,. -.
in.taw ana daughter. Mr.. and Mrn
rordham II. Kinban. for a week or
ten dAya.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. u. Jones. who
have hen me guests az Mr.. ana Mn
VIII lsav. the first OF the week for
Connecticut
-
AFR. Herbert A. srbocuf~id. VII,
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about the same troubles ] had, I
thought I would try IL also. IN
that l can work In the laundry q
through the time and do my houso.
work. too. Last month / was 90 szz,.
prised at myself TO be up and srcunl
and feeling 10 good while before luse1
20 feel completely lifeIess. have
told some Of the girls who work viii
me and have such troubles 70 txy
Lydia Z. Pinkhzm's Vegetable Com
pound, and / tell them how Il hasl
helped me. You can use my teskimo.
nial for the good Of Others. "-Nra
BLANCHE SILVIA, 60 Grant St. Tsup
ton, Mass.
It's the same story-one frieodtdb
ing another Of the value of Lydia y
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
--AdvertlssmenS
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Tea Planned for Visiting
NelrSpdDer Women

on Friday afternoon. January -.
tea vii be given az the residence
% Mrs. NJ. Lyle spencer. tTba 18th
ave. y. T.. honorinK the visiting
Newspaper women attending the In.
stituee.
Mrs. =, w. Kennedy. Mrs Maurice
Hiokiin and Mrs. Robert Jones, wives
OF members OF the Journalism
faculty. with members OF Theta
Sigma Phi. women's honorary Jour.
naiism sorority. will assist during the
hours. which viii DO from until 9
O'clock
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Commanders and captains IN charge
u tho sale Of tickets for the cantata
10 b. given by IN. Young Ladies' In
ss.;uts IN February win mec, to dis
cuna future plans and progress made
at the Smith Building restaurant.
where they will have dinner together.
on Saturday evening. January 81. a,
$40 u. m.
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Dinner VIII Honor
Harold Bauer

Mr.. Harold Bauer. master pianist
who will be heard In recital at the
Metropolitan theatre January 30. will
be the guest OF the Boyd Wells plan.
lists at a dinner 10 be given at the
Hotel Washington following the mid.
winter concert OF the club. which will
be given next Sunday afternoon, Jan.
uary 20. at the Cornish school.
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Guests Complimented
at BridUe

cornpiimenung her mother and Sis
ter. Mrs. NJ. c. Field and Miss
Katherine Field. Of Bucyrus. Ohio.
who are her guests. and Mrs. w. r
Henry and Miss Elizabeth Henry
who have Just returned from the
East. Mrs. Clarence T. Corey enter
tanned with a bridge OF six tables al
her home this afternoon. Assisting
the hostess were Mrs. w. A. Brown
Mrs r. Victor Smith. Mrs. Joseph
Daniels and Mrs. r. r.. Corey.
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Mrs. Kjos Arranges
BRIDGE Luncheon

Compiimeuting Mrs- william r..
Phillips. who has recently arrived
from Toronto TO make her home In
this city. and for Mrs Aston q.
Hole. who Is removing 10 Los An
geIes. Mrs o. A. Kjos win entertain
with a luncheon OF twenty covers at
her residence on Queen Anne hin
Saturday afternoon. January 20.
Bridge viii be the later entertain
ment.
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Married at Home

The marriage OF Miss Esther A.
Ayres 10 Mr. Leonard NJ. Timmons
was solemnized at the home Of The
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. -.
Ayres. at Three Tree Point, Tuesday
evening, January ~. with Rev. r. p.
Giboney Of the First Presbyterian
church officiating. Mr.. Timmons is
connected with the United States
naval station At Keyport
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DAVID NJ ANGUS.

DAVID NJ ANGUS. physician in
the pantages building. was allowed
70 retain his state medical license II
a recent hearing before three trial
authorities IN Olympia Or. Angus
WIS twice convicted 81 violation a
the Harrison narcotic act
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Music
Cadman Concert Friday

Charles Wakefield cadman. dis.
tinEuishcd composer pianist win be
heard in concert and Interpretation
Of Amcrican.Indian grand opera.
song and symphony al the Metro
politan ttwatre Friday evening. Cad.
man is the composer % the grand
opera ''Shancwis." which was per.
formed for two years with great sue.
cess al the Metropolitan grand ofsera
house In New York. The witch OF
Salem" tire suites '-rhe Thunder
Bird" sonatas. and songs From the
Land OF the sky Blue Water" Il
Hear a Thrush at k.NV." and AT
Dawning'' are a few compositions
hased on Indian themes and folk
music.
His songs have been translated tn
almost every language and sung and
made famous by NoFdiea. Bonci. Sic.
Cormlck. Aida. Bispham Williams
Nielsen and score OF other great
artists.
Mr.. Cadran has teen touring In
concert the las, fcw years with great
tQAtHHH al NNta AttN tHNAh@8 afHetHN-t
AZ the local concert Mr. Cadman
will introduce ewest songs and
arias and his new Indian song com
posed during the holidays. TEL Her
Ny Lodge l. Warm" which he viii
present In Seatfls for the frs; time
upon any program. lie VIII also In.
eltde a transcription Of the love
music from his grand opera
s-Shancwis'' and the "intsrrre zzo'
and give a short explanatory talk on
the opera. BY special request Mr..
Cadrnan viii play some native love
songs upon a genuine Indian flaseo-
let.
Miss Elizabeth straith Niiirr. 30
prano. win he the assisting artist.
she is a pupil Of Mousikant % Paris
and has nppeared In concert In Paris
and London with great success She
win sing number OF the latest songs
By Mr. Cadman.
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Pupils Recital at
Cornish SATURDAY.

On Saturday evening OF this week
the Cornish school win resume It's
series OF reci,als. after the lnterrnls
sion caused by the hoiidaya The
program win be given by students
of Mr.. Arnstrong. Mr.. cndy. Miss
Dali. Mr.. Jou-Jervffle and Mr.. Wells.
and The admission q free.
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Seattle woman's Club

The Seattle Woman'a club viii on.
terrain In honor Of the presidents Of
the Seattle Federated clubs ON Friday
afternoon from $50 TO o'clock AZ
the Fcderatcd clubhouse. An inter
csting program OF drama. music and
art has been arranged
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Dance and Card Partn

SATURDAY evening. Madrona guild
% the orthopeiic hospital viii en-
terrain with a dance and card party
AZ the Motor Car Deaiers' club.
Reservations may be made with Mrs.
4. T. Whiting. Mrs. II. C. Converse
ana Mrs. L. T.. Mitchell.
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Princess Angelina Parlor No. .

The Native Daughters OF Washing.
ton. Princess Angciinc Pnior No. 2,
wili give a card party az f;ss Friday
evening. January 20. az the l. o. O..
t. hall. ii0S Virginia NJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19

Tho ri Beta mi aiuEnna~ WIN give
n runrnag~ rais FrsHay and Satur.
day az westiaka and Stewart st. The
proceed. will so toward tho building
fund Of the active chapter. All mem.
brrw are urged to ar~fs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19

Tho rennsyivaniA study club win
meet with Mrs. Sriiie y winwcr. 2.o
18th ave. Mrs Helen ~ stevens.
Women % Tomorrow Mrs. liar.
riet c. Stein. president. who has been
III. will be az tho meeting.
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Bridae Tea

Mrs. Harold II. Stewar- entertain.
ed with a bridge tea at her home
Saturday afternoon, complimenting
her mother, Mrs. Frederick J.
Buell., who has been her guest. Mrs.
Don Stewart assisted the hostess.
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Ieitlo Gardnrr Rose Cinb

The Lstnc Gardner Rose club. only
auxiliary 10 the seattle Rose society.
viii meet Friday. January 20. AZ
1880. az tho ~. Regis cafe. George
Cooper viii talk on Pruning OF
fioses." Members OF Seattle Rose 90
elety are invited.
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CLUBS FOR FRIDAY


cotorle club viii meet az Phi Mu
house. gl5 y. m. Program. "Helig.
lous Drama" Mrs. W. ". Mcleod.
Community Drama and Pageantry."
Mrs. u. y. Hemingway. Executive
board. i.A5 .. IN, Department, OF ed.
ucation. y. M. same place. Mira.
Robert J. Morris will speak on "Ju.
veniie Court Work.
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High School Orchestra to Give
Concert

Tho broadway high school orehe-
ira OF IS pieces will give their an.
nuai concert In the school auditori
um Friday. January 20. at p. IN
y. y. Davies. director. An interest,
ing program has been arranged.
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Ridgely Social club win give a
dance and card party Friday At Odd
Fellows temple
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with ouer tro(Is
bies that womsn
sometimes have.
that my doctor o..
dered me TO stay
10 bed a week 8
every month. L
cidn' tdome mud
good, 20 one ~
after talking wi
a friend who took
Lydia E. PINK.
hams Vegeto-
|ble COMPOUND IL
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Entertdins at Tea

Following the program Eiven at
the Sunset club yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. g, Aston Hole entertained a
few friends a. tea IN compliment TO
Mrs. w. H. Wright. who IL leaving
the last OF the month for Chicago.
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Mnnln Leaf Po.l Auxiliary

Tho Ladies' auxiliary To Maple
Leaf post. No. 81. will meet at 4os
18th ave. ~. Friday evening. at sac
o'clock. There will be no card party
Saturday evening
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Adele NJ Fieidc Parliamentary FRO.
cedure club viii meet in Erickson
eiuorooms. " w. c. A.. 100. Topic
viii be previous question.
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Child hygiene committee Of Moth.
eFs' Congress circle viii meet ON the
fourth floor % the \. ". c. A.. 40
p. m. Subject. Narcotics and CSEar.
ct Problem Dr. Cleveland kiclhap.
er. speaker.
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Plan Informal Euenina

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Ross Downs will
entertain twelve guests with an in.
formal evening OF cards at their
home saturday.
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British-Ameriean association win
give a dance at chrlatsnscn'a hall. )
y. m
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

speaker of the afternoon viii be Mru.
Florence Denny iieliker. whose vide
cNf rrlcncc ia welfare work abroad
and "a "a visitor for the Social Wei
faro league In seattle. has well fitted
her 20 speak on who iE our Next
Door Neighbour" A musical program
will be given b. the Washington
school orchestra. and tea served dur
ing the informal reception for Miss
Agnes Jank Nath. Iiindoo nurse.
who will shortly return 90 India after
course IN training in one OF Seat
Ties hospitals.
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The Mothers club OF Beta Theta
fraternity VIII meet Friday. .. m.
at the chapter house. s53o isth ave.
~. y.
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The regular card party Of the ovrr-
reas club will BE- given al TN club.
house. sos iith ave. ~. this evening.
AZ sac O'Clock. Members and friends
invited
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All The orthopcdic guilds viii hold
their annual meetings Friday. Janu'
airy 20. 90 elect officers Tor tho com
lng year.
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DOES LAUNDRY
WORK AND
HOUSEWORK TOO
Surprised to Find Her.
self Feeling So Well

Taunton, Mass. II used 10 have
pains In my back and legs 90 badly.
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Officers for the coming year will
10 elected at the meeting % the
North End Flower club Friday after.
noon In the club rooms 81 ssth st
and Greenwood ave Thr hoasrHres
for the afternoon win be Mr.. + II
jackson. Mrs George itinkis. Mrs.
- NORTH and Mrs. Fred Brown.
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Guild. WIN r.Ieet OnIeer.

The various guilds OF the ortho.
pedlc hospital will meet for election
Of officers for the ensuing year on
Friday. January 20. a. follows:
interlnkcn - with Mrs. Thomas
ASkren. 1871 IIamlin st. 2 p. IN.
Madrona.- With MIRA W. /. ned
dow. ssth ave. and y. John n. i5o
.. m.
Frink Park with Mrs. Rodman
l.. Belts. 81 aoth ave. p. m.
Capitol Iiili-~At Prospect church.
goth ave. ". and Prospect st.. fso
y. m
East Highland nrivc--with Mrs.
=, q. English. stnt ave. ~ and y.
Highland drive. 10 a. IN. 10 40 q. m.
MI Baker Park--witg Mrs II. l..
Sutton. ssos Ait 81 Heiens place. :
.. m
Ren,on Hiu-with Mrs. J. C. Nc.
MILAN. 10th ave. and Howell st..
1890 a m.
iAureihurwt - with Mrs Y. c.
Eckieman. 4. faurelhurst drive. 10
a u
Univerr1;y-with Mrs ". H. Rog
err. 1850 18th ave. ". r.. 10 a. m.
sunset Auriiiary-with MFR =. o.
Mooney. 1901 Jones ava, : p. IN.
Iiroadway--withN Mira u. c. Ewing.
SCI Belmont ave. ~. o m.
Denny. Thurman - With Mr. Eii-
vcrrtona. Roanoke and broadway. ?
p. m
.sf~dlna--with Mra. J. n Lincoln.
ali day.
Queen Anne - With Mrs. A J.
MrhIhorn. los W. Highland drive.
FIRST fIlii--with Mrs. J. ". God
win. 1870 summit ave. y. IN
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Colonel Ellsworth circle. Ladies' OF
the q. A. II, viii give whist party
In Veterans hall. Armory. Friday.
January 20. nj sac p. m. Prizes and
refreshments.
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Ladies' Musical
Club Concert

The active meeting Of the Ladies'
Musical club will be held Monday,
january 20. NJ the home OF Mrs. G.
f. NJ. Pratt. 2s3s Cascadia ave.
The following program has been
arranged by Mrs. g. Il. NJ. Pratt and
Mrs. William u. Chandler:
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Mr.. Anna Thomson MIfhurn. who
has been visiting her mother. Mrs.
NORTH Thomnsn. at Alta6cna. Cal, ls
. expected To return next week
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Mrs Howard Hnarsth at the piano
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MAJ. and Mrs. J. C. Macdonald
Constance coodfeIio~1 are Fcc.lvins
messages Of COMMUNICATIONS on ths
birth Of a son lasi week. In kniowna
Dec.
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Days Of Real Sport

One day ten boys went out to a
lake. No one knew anything about
the lake or it's surroundings.
A boy known as slim" was get
ting hungry, so he thought that he
would try to get some berries. He
went over fence and was walking
quietly along when Crack some
thing was letting him down! He
was in quicksand. What was he
to do?
1t was surely a critical moment.
All here comes Ralph to help him.
He tore one of the planks off the
fence and handed it to Slim, who
at once took hold of it, for he knew
any thing would help.
BY this time all the boys were
there Every one was running
around, trying to think of some
way to help their friend out of the
sand.
Now, the plank was off and
"Slim" was out, How glad he
was! He was never tired thanking
the boys.
Meanwhile one boy had stayed
away and was getting dinner. All
at once he took up megaphone
and called Come to dinnerl" Ev-
eryone ran and had good dinner.
After awhile they took swim and
went away.
Let us each and every one learn
a lesson from this: Never go
away without someone. If you do,
you may be sorry.-Charles KEN
zle, grade 6, st. Andrews school.
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and which have not yet been pub
lished in the Junior are: Whirl-
winds, Martha Gennett, captain,
Miriam Burbanck, assistant; Gar
field Guerillas, Virginia Brookbank
June Matthew's; Babe Ruth Jrs,
Mary Elizabeth Rees; Garfield
Champion Runners, Hylma Thorn
burg; Dare Devils, Pearl Dickson,
Thelma Keller; Hot Dogs, Eliz-
abeth Snider, Helen Fossenkemper.
More girls gym teams are COM
pleting their organization at Den
mis-. The names of the newly form
ed ones and their captains are:
June Bugs, June Kehlenbrink, cap
tain, Maxine LEIGH, assistant;
Ginger Snaps, Virginia Rogers,
Waneta Davis; Sticky Safety Pins,
Ruth Penery, Marie Sonsini; Happy
Go Lucky, Helen Chenoweth, Mar
ion Harlan; Always on the Job,
Maxine Barnette, Ethel Cox; Beat
EN- Up, Margaret Weddle, Susan
Dickinson.
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the animal succeeded in doing the
trick.
Sam Stricklin Is man who has
spent fifteen years with the circus
as an acrobat and who is now
spending all his time training ami
mails. He says he likes to train
ponies best and monkeys least.
"a pony learns quickly and will
not try to take advantage of his
master by refusing to do his trick
or playing off sick like a monkt !
tries to do" the trainer says.
One principle StrickIin has found
to be always true, is that you can
never teach an animal anything by
cruelty.
when you see him doing his
tricks, jolly him along and make
him understand you think he is
doing something fine and reward
him by giving him something to
eat" Mr.. Stricklin explains.
Mr.. Stricklin has trained seven
troops of ponies, nearly 500 dogs,
and scores of monkeys. His lat
est pupil is Teddy, bear cub, cap
tured last May in Fort Collins,
Colo
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|. H. S. FLASHES

Luncheon will be served every
day at noon to pupils and teachers
desiring it, beginning next week in
the Dennis school.
Katherine Fulghum was elected
president and Margaret Grant, sec
rotary of the &c" Senate for the
Dennis school, Monday.
Friday afternoon was vacation
for the juniors in Garfield and Den
mis- school on account of the high
school basketball tournament.
Those having season tickets were
dismissed for the day.
Every pupil who is 10 percent
underweight is urged to take mid
morning lunch at Garfield, Mrs.
Graves announced Wednesday. 1t
will be served in room Is at the
close of the second period. The
charge will be four cents a day or
20 cents week.
Wednesday and Thursday, the
art classes of Garfield visited the
art gallery with Miss MANHOOD and
saw the exhibit of American art
lists now hanging there. the Cheney
silk exhibit, and exhibit of French
posters loaned by Principal Cline
and Josiah Marvel.
In the meeting of the Garfield
school council held Wednesday,
Mary Burris was elected secretary
of the organization to take the
place of Roland Lane who resigned.
Kenneth Voss was chosen assist
ant secretary, and Kenneth Baxter,
treasurer Beverley Harter and
Orville Slifer were appointed
committee OF two to help in the
formation of the council commit
tees.
Garfield's school reporters were
named Wednesday as follows: Will
liam Campfield, boys arts. Thel-
ma Sharkitt, girls art; Freeman
Harris, boys athletics; Mary Jane
Snyder, girls athletics; Marion
Harrison, chapel and clubs; June
Kehlenbrink, English and foreign
languages; Edward Wilson, social
science; mathematics and sciene,
Clara Mayors, fine arts; Pearl Dick
son, administration.
Pearl Dickson Is chairman of the
board of publication. The commit
tees which have been formed and
their chairmen follow: Play COM
mittee, Thelma Sharkitt, chairman;
Clara Mayors, assistant; Mixed pro
gram committee, Marion Harrison,
June Kehlenbrink; music, Freeman
Harris, Edward Wilson; elocution,
Campfield, Pearl Dickson;
special day program, Mary Jane
Snyder, Marion Harrison.
The new teams which have or
,anized in the Garfield girls gym
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: SATURDAY :
MORNING
INSTRUCTIONS
(~or 4eAeD)
JUNIOR WRITES
ABOUT BIRDS
SHE HAS SEEN

Dear Aunt Polly:
| was glad to receive your letter
and tried to answer it as soon as
possible. For | have been SO busy
studying because if l am pro-
NOTED | will graduate from gram
mar school.
Last Sunday evening it showed,
although the robins were singing
for rain. Friday morning at
school | saw a bluebird and heard
him singing. There have been
several sugar birds singing.
! hope this will be published.
Goodbye
From A. M. c., grade 8, Middle
bOrO school,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-04
Eskimo Girls Jump Hiqh

Blanket Tossing Is a part of any
festivity among the Eskimos of
Alaska, and girls are said to make
the best jumpers, sometimes going
thirty-five feet high.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-04
ANIMAL TRAINER LIKES
TO TEACH PONIES BEST

Have you ever tried to teach an
animal TO do tricks? If you have,
you have been very pleased when
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-04
ANSWERS TO WHO'S wHov

I. Adam 2. Eve. 3. Methuse-
lah.-A. M. Clark.