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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-04
MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LoAN-On watches, u
mOnds, guns and everything valuao
Mr.. r. Marcus. 213 South First.
MONEY To LOAN on diamonds. watci
and gold Jewelry: liberal reliable. CO
fidential Gottlieb Jewelry Co., 105 N
CONFIDENTIAL loans On 1ewelry, a
monds watches. Liberty bonds, piar
automobiles. Lowest rates. Rothmt
III South First Bonded TO the st
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FOR SAFE.

Dandy lot 5Ox142 feet, on
West Silver avenue. also an
extra well built, almost new
ortc k bungalow, glassed-in
sleeping porch. front and back
screened porches, lawn, side
walks, trees, garage, etc, To-
Gated on West Silver avenue.
Priced to sell and good terms.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-04

START FEBRUARY RIGHT.
Invest $40 per amonth in Uni
versity Heights lots. The mod
crate prices of $275 to $500
makes it easy to own your own
home. Call or phone our office
and we will be glad to show
you the many new homes built
on the Heights during the last
year. We can also state some
facts to you about things that
have been done by these easy
payment investments that will
surprise you perhaps.
Look this addition over today.
We are general agents.
Our aim is to serve the public
thereby help make a Greater
Albuquerque,
Phone $40. Second and Gold.
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OPPORTUNITIES

TVWTtTI NUIWs
$4,000 down will handle double
apartment house Of twelve rooms,
one side rented for $40; terms on
balance to suit.
New stuccO adobe. five rooms, in
Fourth ward; hardwood floors,
fireplace, concrete basement, full
size lot, east front, $4,000 will
buy; $1,000 down, balance to suit.
Step lively for this one will sell.
Five-room concrete, hardwood
floors, furnace, garage; new con-
dition. One of best locations in
city. Price $3.50. $1,000 will
handle, terms on balance.
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BARRED ROcKs-WHITE


WYANDOTTES
Az the show just held in Albuauer-
que we entered 10 birds, IS OF them
were under the ribbons; of these were
seconds, all others were FIRsTS and
SPECIALS; limited amount of
breeding stock for sale at reasonable
prices ]. D Notgrass, GOA North Second.
RED POULTRY YARDs-s, C r I
Reds Barred Plymouth Rocks pens
and cockerels for breeding; Matching eggs
from sixteen grand pens are winnings at
the Albuquerque 7 'ltry show, are 10
prizes, in Barred Rocks; first old pen;
second and third, young pen; first and
third, pulet; second and third, cockerel
in 5. c. r. ]. Reds, first young pen; sec
ond, old pen; second and third, pullet: first
and third prizes on eggs. VIM. Bietz,
4lS-f23 West Atlantic, phone 14S3W.
DAY OLD CHICKs-From free range
stock that are strong, vigorous and
full Of pep. Years Of experience have
taught US how to hatch chicks that are
satisfactory to our customers. We have
confidence in our stock and know II will
please you with results. If you want
the best we have them; all pure-bred.
The two most profitable varieties: S. C.
White Leghorns, 100 $2O 500. $95; 1000,
$3.50. r. 1. Reds. 100, S22; 500, sos; via
parcel post prepaid. Orders booked upon
receipt OF 25 per cent Matching eggs
half price OF chicks. We are the largest
and oldest successful hatchery in the
southwest. Circular sent upon request
Mesilla Valley Hatchery. Mrs. H. V.
Bundy, Las Cruces. N. NJ
MOUNTAIN VIEW S. c. R. ]. REDS"
make big winning at National Western
Stock Show at Denver, January 1922
This show was one of the largest held in
United States this year. Weewon second
cockerel class of 6S; sixth puilet class of
40; ninth young pen, class Of 20; fourth
display, class 500 Reds. Our second
Denver cockerel was valued by experts
at $3.50; also champion winners at AL
buquerque, 1921 winning first, second
and third cock, first, second and third
hen, first second and third cockerels
first pullet. aecond young pen, first old
pen; specials for best male American
class and champion cock Of show.
Breeding birds for sale Matching eggs
and baby chicks from fifteen OF the
finest pens mated in the west ORDER
CHICKS EARLY. C, p. Hay, 2S6 North
High, phone 222a-J.
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FOR sALE-Buff Orpington eggs for
Matching; blue ribbon winners in Al
buauerque poultry show, 1921 and 1922;
Buff cockerels and pullets; also three
White Leghorn cockerels. Phone 1472-W.
SIS West Fruit
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FARM LAND,

5-Rooms, porches ...,....S36.S0
ROLIIN II. GUTHRIDGE.
Phone 1923. 3l4 w. Gold
FOR
...--s,,e- . 49, = $500
F0R REN,r-Room. south and east ok.
posure. SIG West Copper.
ron RENT several unfUrnIshcd rooms
Illo new "a south Faith
FcR Pr,N,r--I2aons IN v-,rnt-1 only aal
s1utb seventh phone COW
80 =, - -,
on w W. G lt'Ssu VI ~
9.
f0F Ken I--fufnished room Tor lgh'
i,y, p.--2. - 2 -Hol1t M VI.
FOR RENI-IWo nice clean front rooms
for housekeeping. l2li4 North Third
FOR RENT-Room and Aoeping porch
new. modern; ladies. Phone 2359-W
FOR RENT-Reasonab up-FtaIrg he'd
room, furnace heat, 3Sa North Fifth
FURNISHED rooms hot wafer bG1f. no
sick; no children. az West SILVER
FOR FyYT--.To-o f-r,-,slo5 49, - g.,
Ugbt bousel,aenrDg i757 uest CT - ,n'
traI.
TOP FTYT-N7cclv 7,,rnisboJ roo,,7- Cor
gan+lenan bgtb aliutnin, 100 go,,th
Third.
T0F PFTT--Poor, ana rIoggcd In sToon-
t1r norch. gcnfiaman 6nIy 90 Sevtb
Waller.
7JOR PEZT7--;TTTco ,,-c7I f7r57s6od To-Iso-
I,eeninr rooms, gdTIte orIv 1Goa For-
rcstor.
FOR TTYT-7;iccIy fnro7gTcd -oor7 IN
nrivata fanny. b,n5,S ~ bsth pborn
Fr73 RE,,,,T-F,,r17s5od -oo,,--- o7-o 90 -
arv bfrds FAR saia 9,S snuIb WaIfsr
phone 1G6r.1
F0P REVT-'Two T1-nIs6c5 r01-7s and
sleeplng, porch for two. no children,
10 south Walnut,
MON i1r,,,,r - 5----7--i,--i -,
water, adjoining bath; garage, SD.
1907 North second,
I,Si5 = ~ - - -, 7a,,,i,; :,
ynrot, f,r-sti coy Hon. p''I7
ing 192g south Edith
77-577 = f5z-,r -
~ W. iri S,, I'm ~
."'e e"', me ~ ,. u".ni iu'""1e "e"''
~, i /,
IN ~ i'.s I, iI.5n W.
,,ttsst I It5 IT., W. 'i''"' va
Ros s9l!iys 50 W est Lea u -
\ " hEN = "o W Hi9i!eu rooms WIZ ~
o,,ii5rp 73oo G,, ,J JS,S,
olIIluI ~, 80 sum E,LI VI,
IMPERIAL ROOMS-E.ice. clean rooms;
Theater bill West Central
-, :,
fOh hEN i-NlCeLy Iurn'sheu I .s.l'
olose H. three D,ockS d from r, poS1oLlice
FOR RENT-NIooly furnished Sleeping
81 we West p Marble e' phone 21oi.M
III GIN IT0TI7f -eIao,,j,,,, roo,,,s and
housekeeping apartments, by he uuy,
week or month. 5O2h West Central.
FOR RENT-LaTge' well furnished bed
room. steam heated, hot water in room,
garage II desired. Gil West Coal, phone
1lO2-J,
OODWORTH-Newly furnished, nice
clean rooms ard housekeeping apart
ments, by day, week or month. 3l2
South Third.
FOR RENT-To one or two employed
gentlemen, large, furnace heated front
room, reasonable; no sick 400 South
Seventh,
FOR RENT-DeslrabIe furnished room;
no objection to healthseoker; gentle
man preferred; very reasonable. llt2
East Silver.
FOR RENT-NicpIv furnished front room
with or without sleeninp porch: suit
ahIe for ono or Two gentlemen. close in,
Ala sontb third
FOR PBNT--NIco furnished front room
with nrivate entrance on first floor:
steam beot hot and coId water. ladies
only phona o9SosW
- 80 "
E6n Sal sE-L
SN oF1LAL- AiVeot0h
FOR SATEONo I TeTsey cow, IT3S For
roster
FoI5 r. -,---77T- -, ,f-eo
oh 9ALh,-seoten eoiiie pups '"'e0
---- -I.oltns oI1. I9V- 9ouln Ilrs ----------
ing rabbits 40 West Lead
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-04
INSURANCE,
FOR SALE

Ss.oOO-s-room, white atucco bungalow.
modern, hardwood floors, fireplace,
furnace, garage, fine location on
paved street; Fourth ward.
So 500--1O-room modern residence, hard
wood floors hot water heat, laundry,
double garage, corner lot, close in;
good value.
$4,75O-9-room double house. compete
~ furnished. occupied by two fami-
lies, income 800 per month; High
lar Is.
s.. b00-5-room brick, modern, partly
furnished, large porches, large lot;
North Eighth street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-04

FOR RENT-Large, well furnished bed
room. steam heated, hot water in room,
garage II desired. Gil West Coal, phone
1102-J
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-04

OODWORTH-Newly furnished, nice
clean rooms ard housekeeping apart
ments, by day, week or month. 3l2
South Third.
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OUR NEW OFFICE

At 216 West Gold avenue is
under way. Meantime we are
located at 115 South Second st.
Now is the time to buy that lot.
We've got some good ones.
SHELLEY REALTY CO.,
Phone 727-W. 115 So. Second St,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-04
EIGHT ROOM.

Modern house for sale near Uni
yersity. Furnace, garage, cement
drive and walks, lawn and shades,
Nearly new, and only $4,000.
Part terms.
j. a. HAMMOND.
ia E. Silver. Phone 1522-R,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-04

HORSES. MARES AND MULES
HAVE fifty head of good young Colorado
horses, mares and mules for sale; now
is your chance to buy your team for
spring farming, at a bargain; have some
good matched teams that will weigh
from ten 20 fifteen hundred; have some
unbroke, but are all gentle. young
horses: also have some secondhand
wagons. harness and saddles for sale;
come, take look 8i0 North Broadway
Albuquerque. Scott Ridenour.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-04
FOR SALE--Furniture

FURNITURE REPAIRING and upholster-
Ing, Phone All. Erwin Bedding Co.
FOR SALB-Furniture OF five rooms,
monograph, piano, can rent horse.
$50 North Twelfth.
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| FOR M,S~eIIauno,,
S-So~~-~--~----~-~-., ------I-e~-----~~~~
TRT BODDYS HuLh. BEST IN TOWN.
Phone 2fi3-RL
ron SNTE-Aur,ra cats. Phone l30O-W,
1923 North Second
ron Sal iio,,-,,-,J heater almost new
gO1 North seventh.
F0P SNT.I5--C6aon Iyo nice rabbit
6ouees 5ot ' VIZ Nsrbre '''' -'''''
F0P sIT f7--Dc1,7-ig-7I ,-,--,,. ,7-7 No --crv
sweet toned IIara ga f'''''''
-, -, 49,. -
az rar vain iohara IosS,ST U00''
---5,, -, 80 -,
FoR "a iE-Ncw White ename!ed Hoos-
l'l ,,,llll:l, gov. - w gS- 2l.yl-l-
FOR SAIE-Corn fodder 50 per ton.
Phone 240g-R-l. Robert q. Dict
FOR SALE-Cheap, few beautiful
Navajo blankets 5lG West Copper.
WOMAN's Exchange. Y.W.CA. FOR home
cooked goods, fancy work. Saturdays.
FOR SNLE-Turnips 7Sc busheI; extra
good for chickens and rabbits Phone
COOL.
F0I sALF--Ladys wooden sweater,
never worn. Phone 1l74 2OB West
Iron.
I5,,,, - -
with combinatlon and lock- MindIin
IeWelry Co.
7,17T1 s, A. T1,,-I,-1. IN,
c,,hnr G,iI IStt G,l,b So M,
phone 1573-R
77C75 a. r i5,7-,-,- 7--,-5
~ 90 push cs'' Lmoy u
11i9 s"ptb ' ETIth Ao'u '0'o'''''' '' ~
I,GP GITF ~, T7717a7 z77----o- --7-T-,-,
riacrir ma E - % W,
onil +li,r,,, -, A1''"he' ~ "'9'
s.i l-l.Gz,;z- =,
~ ~ o % r. OSgu uat'ots gILp anu
- 5-"S P'o"S'
y -. . ~ --@I y ~,
~ FEWkITEtS all makes, $40 and up;
- per month Albuquerque Typewriter
I-ZgIanEe, l-- south curtin -
cash register, tables, chairs and count
ers. star Furniture Co. phone 4o9-W.
FOR LE-Fresh buttermiIk and cot
tage cheese; also fresh milk in gallon
lots. Swayne's Dairy phone i9l5-M,
FOR SALE-PURE WHOLE MILK
with ali the cream, delivered TO YOU as
it comes from the cows. HICKS DAIRY,
stove new; also three bench seats, nice
for lawn or park. Cedar Tree AIS West
Central.
quarter cotton mattress "a. both good
as new 416 south Arno
yTFI 17NJC, 1S7T7 ~ 7,7;77i 4,
-, go ~ vi nie'a,s'
h,in c,,.it. aIIo ~ ,a's n,
NJ e., ~ Ia '9} o ' az Fo'''' Ave-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-04

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished sleeping
room, private entrance, furnace heat.
81 West Marble. phone 210l-M.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-04

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room, pri-
vate entrance to bath. furnace heat,
close in. AIS South Third.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-04

FOR RENT--To one or two employed
gentlemen, large, furnace heated front
room, reasonable; no sick. 400 South
GaveDflr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-04
MATTRESS RENOVATIf

iITTRfss REEoSV1TfaG. ss'sc and
Rug cleaning. furniture repairing.
niture packing. Phune 47l. Erwin .
ding Company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-17
Hostesses and
Speakers Announced

The hostesses and speakers for the
exhibit Of the Washington State
chapter OF American Institute Of
Architects al the Fine Arts galleries
this week are announced as follows.
Monday Mrs. Howard Riley will be
hostess, and MFR. Harlan Thomas Will
speak Tuesday Mrs James ".
Setback, Airs. Arrigo NJ Young and
Mrs. David J. Myers viii be the
hostesses and Mrs. Lewis Schwager
and Mrs. Henry colv~r will preside
over the tea service from until 3
O'Clock. assisted by the Misses Eliza.
beth Beddow. Elizabeth Mcdonald.
Rita Hiles and Jean Myers. During
the afternoon there will also be a
musical program OF songs by Mrs.
Lionel Hines and Mr.. Gilbert KilIam,
assisted By Miss Jessie Claudia Lund,
auist. and violin selections by Miss
Eleanor Mehnert.
Wednesday Mrs O. W. Lawton will
be hostess. and Mr. Lawton the
speaker; Thursday Mrs Ellsworth y.
Storey. hostess. and MIR. Joseph Cote,
speaker; Friday, Mrs. w. r.. Dryer,
hostess and Mr.. Harold sexsmith.
speaker; Saturday. Mrs. Il. r. VIII
liams. hostess. and Mr. H. Marcus
Priteca speaker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-17
WOMEN'S CLUBS

Hilary 81 Seattle. An address on
The Life and Service Of Gen. Grant
will be given by Rev. Ambrose NJ.
Bailey. Following the program re-.
freHhmenta will DO served. All com
radca Of the Grand Army OF the Re.
public and affiliated order invited.
I. q. u. Club
4. o. n. club no. host luncheon for
members al is.ao o'clock at Elks'
club.
Canadian Neneu's Club
Canadian womenA club card par
~ AZ tho home Of Mrs. u. clifford
heid. SIC shelby A.. at : .. m.
browning Society
Seattle Browning society. IN pri.
vate dining room Y. W. c. a. isaa
O'Clock Topic the book Of "The
Pope" from The Ring and the
Book
lincoln High school PIT. A.
Lincoln High School PIT. A. will
meet in study hall OF annex. gao
p, m. Election.
Whittier PIT. A.
Whittier PIT a. viii meet n.
school. y. IN. Election followed by
tea Program by children.
Highland Park PIT. A.
Highland Park PIT, A. will meet
AZ school. : 20 .. m. Refresh.
ments.
Lady Ms~~@b~~~
lady Maecab~es will meet Of Odd
Fellows Temple. D m. Cards.
IoniA Chspf~w
fonia Chapter No. ia. o. v. g.
danco IN new Knights Of Pythlnn
hall Cards also. Evening.
Capitol Hiii w. &. r. u.
Capitol fiiii w. e. +. u. Will meet
with Mrs. J. y. Mccailum. 1871 18th
ave " TUESDAY. al .. m.
Sixty. S~rond ~. Ilssii~~' Aid
The Ladies' Ala society Of tho s7d
~. ". ". church viii give a dinner
In the hasSment 81 the church Thurs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-17
TALKS FOR HOME BUILDERS
GIVEN AT ART EXHIBITION

flowers. But you cannot have a gar
den unless n IL incloHsd. a wall ~ a
protection ana gives warmth 10 the
garden A fence we'll clothed with
vines II second choice. A brick wall
In the Enclosure above all.
A bird bath. a sundisL pool. a
garden shelter. an arbor and path
are oil among the charming furnish
ingn a garden may have 20 make y
more iivnble.
crocuses are gone in April ana
should not be planted In the lawn.
but rather In beds or az the base ~
trees or beneath the hedge. Next
years life is dependent upon the 70.
ilaKe and N the crorun~r are IN the
lawn II can not be moved without
spelling neKt years growth Of Gro.
etlses And a beautiful garden cnfi-
not be- had without a beautiful lawn.
Rone fruit trees are very charming
additions 70 even n tiny garden. not
only for the spring flowers and The
summer fruit. but also for shade.
And no garden should be without
its roses.
What II said 20 be the highest
mention ever given 20 Washing
ton architecture student was won
BY Henry Hoover. university sophie
more. who received first place folio
copy mention In the winter Beanx
Aria contest held Ia New York city.
a prize Of so has been offered 20
the architecture student al the uni
versity presenting the ber; design
for terra Gotta treatment By the
Washington Brick a Lime company.
thru Afr. A. ". Foseen. the presi.
dent Of the company. Such prizes
offered university students By local
business firms attract the thought
and attention ~ this coming rener.
alton Of business men 20 the post.
biiitisH Of using our local materials
70 the best advantage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-17
nnROImY rAY COULD

Free Information "a the home
owner and builder upon his afehi.
tecfurai problems ~ given Hevetnl
times week this month In the
series 81 talks by members Of the
American Institute OF ArehiiecD
apropos Of their exhibit AZ the Fine
Arts.
No, only are the walls covered
with pictures Of the newest build
inga that are for free exhibition
% the public daily at The fine Arif
Galleries. 1919 Fourth ave. from IL
10 q. and Sundays from 20 ., but
also the series Of talks explains the
latest styles IN buildings Daily a
hostess r. la charge a. the gallery
who In glad % furnish any iuforma'
ton in regard 20 particular prob
icmn Of those intefsHi.d In the ex'
hiblt or In building.
DO you want 10 transfer your
house into a home7 Heed the ad-
vice OF tho paint up, spade up and
plant up committee who are plan
ming 20 give a lot Of good advice
FREQ next month. Make your house
look young again by dressing II Up
la a new ecnt % paint. then trans.
plant your backyard into a bark
garden BY nradins n up and plant
ing II with flowers. fruit and vince.
A little fixing up along these lines
this coming month can make Seattle
fadiate an Atmosphere ~ homeiils
nees and friendiinesn that will At
tract every pacing tourist and re-
mind them Of the truth that Seat.
tic II the famous city OF homes.
The campaign will open May firnf
and last until the 18th. Mr.. J. W
Merriam and Mr.. G. ~ Williams
have the present Information bureau
In charge.
Spring gardens are a detachable
topic just now. when the first hint
o. their coming In IN tho air. on this
subject Mrs. John Carroll Perkins
recently gave a talk at Fine Arts
hall
balance. vision and individuality
make the lovely gardens that are ia
nlouh. and the same qualities can be
sained IN a garden no bigger than 10
ferl square n Il h planned well We
do not realize how important " IN 20
have AN architect. Form il an ne~e~-
Hsry 10 . garden m color or varied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-17
Assisting at Ldurelhurst
BRIDGE Pnrtu

At the bridge party I.aur.ihurs,
guild 81 the orthopedic hospital are
giving Tuesday afternoon. April -.
at o'clock. at the homes Of Mrs
Gilbert Skinner. ABS W. Laurel.
hurst drive. and Mrs William s.
kinrei. 5is5 w. I.aureihurxt drive.
assisting the hostessca will he Mrs
Fiozsir Foote. Mrs John Han. Mrs.
Ernest l.. Skecl. Mrs. Charles l.. T.
sowic. Mrs. xura Cas~. Mrs william
Reese. Mrs. Ernest EckeIman. Mrs.
Charles Jordan. Mrs. w. u. Ives and
Mrs Howard J. Knott
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Mr. and Mrs. Eaton
Enkerfnin at Breakfast

Honorink Mrs. Paul West Of New
York. her daughter. Miss Jane West
Miss irvy Marshall and Miss Viz.
esnis Chauvcnet OF the Ethel Barry
more company. Mr.. and Mrs. WIN.
lam Leonard Eaton entertained sun.
Gay with q charming breakfast at
1hetr homo. ~Lucernc,- on Lake
Wfnshing ton-
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In Charge at
Tea Sion

st. Marks guild will be in charge
Of tho Orthopedic Tea Shop Tuesday
Mrs. ". G. chcal will be hostess. and
will be assisted by Mrs. J. r. Hail.
Mrs. w. a. Hail Mrs. n. T.. Rush,
Mrs. y. H. Sutton. Mrs Adam Jar.
dine, Miss Katherine Thomson. Miss
Laura Cardin and Aiiss May Cardin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-17
Daughters Of Pioneers
Annnnl Breakfast

Invitations have been issued hy
the Daughter. Of the Pioneers Of
Washington for their annual break
fast. az the Tacoma Hotel. On
Wednesday. April e. AZ o'clock.
honoring Mrs, Susie Mercer Graham,
Mrs. Alice Mercer fiaglcy. Mrs. Nir.
einia nell Han and Mrs. Laura II.
newncy BARTLETT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-17
|>Ceattle
Society
I5frs. Wilton Names As
| sistonts at Tea; Charm
ing Breakfast Given at
/ Country Home.

AIRS. AUBREY WILTON WIN Re
lvl assisted at the tea she Is giving
"Wednesday afternoon. compliment,
AIRY 20 Mra Lee shaw Forbes and
MR.. Carl Williams By Mrl q. %.
Fisher and Mrs Charles ktnnear'
who win preside az the urns the nrst
hour, and Mrs Marion Russell Cum
mingS and Mrs. Harland MariA the
sccond hour.
Little Jane Danny. Jane Lamplns
and liarvie Hull will receive the
cnrcs az the door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-17
Reception Win
FOUOtr Concert

HonorinE Miss Florence Macbeth.
DR. and Mrs. WIN Otto lieil will en-
terrain with a reception al the Col.
leSe club this evening. following tho
concert az the Metropolitan. Mrs.
@. r. NJ. Pratt will assist the hosts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-17
Dinner Hosts

In honor Of Mrs. and Mrs. Carl
OssinEer MARY silckiesL Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph s. Richards entertained
at dinner Friday evening. Covers
were placed for twelve
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Informal Luncheon
Thursday

As a compliment 20 Mrs. Harold
Scott Mccaurhsy. Mrs. Charles
Thomas Is entertaining with an In
formal luncheon at the Collcg. club
Thursday afternoon.
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Personal

Mrs. Alexander Miller. OF Yakima.
who spent last week In town. a
guest at the Hotel Washington. left
Saturday for her home.
Mrs. Il. w. Purdy, Of Bellingham.
spent several days In the city last
week visiting her sonin-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Reed Ellis.
Mrs. Charles X. Poe and her
daughter, Miss Clara Emory. arc
returning the first Of next week
from a visit OF several months In
California.
Miss Charlotte Brevillier. OF Erie.
Pa, who has been visiting Miss
Helen Jordan, left last week for the
East.
Mrs. william NJ. Hartford re.
turned yesterday from a visit OF
several weeks in Portland and AZ.
toria.
Mr.. Frederick stimson. who Is at.
tending the University school, In Vic.
toria. Is spending his Easter vaca.
ton with relatives in town.
Mrs. Harold Scott Mccaughey In
/ leaving Thursday for Visalia, Cal,
where she viii join Mr.. Mccaughey.
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Matinee at Woodward

Mrs. Fred %. Kescr Is entertaining
twelve guests NJ the matinee az the
Woodward iheater Wednesday after.
noon. to witness the performance OF
THE Holy CITY"
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Music
Florence Macbeth
Concert Tonipht

Florence Macbeth. colofniuraIso'
prano of the Chicago Grand opera
company. who has scored a tremen.
doua success on her present concert
tour. viii be heard In concert at the
Metropolitan theater this evening.
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Dinner for Visitor

with Nr. G. T.. RING. OF Saginaw.
Mich. who - visiting hin son-inlaw
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
I. Garrett. As the guest Of honor. Mr..
and Mrs. Tsmothy jerome will enter.
tain wifh a dinner for twelve at their
homo this evening.
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Informal Dinner at Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis r.. lyman
are entertaining with an informal
dinner at their home this evening,
later attending the Junior Clubs
tumble Ball"