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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-19
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-19
Personal

Mr.. and Mrs John c. Eden left
Monday for a few days usirin ven-
couver. H. c.
Mr. Lewis Icyman returned yoator-
dry from Spokane. whore no has
been attending the Investment Hank
ers' convention for the past few days.
Mra Amelia Heinrich. Of Fan
Mateo, Cal, will arrive this week 20
spend the holidays with her aon-in-
law and daughter. Mr.. and Mira VIII
liam scruby.
Mr. Thomas u. Grcenlng returned
Monday from a short business trip 20
Spokane
Mira Eugene NJ. brown. with Mrs.
william Luce and two daughters.
Elizabeth and EuEenle. Of Portland.
viii spend the holidays with Mr.. and
Mra Il. NJ. Brown.
Lieut. Commander ]. G. oromer.
u. s. NJ. and Mrs Oromer CBcile
Burns Updegrhff) viii arrive Sunday
from San Francisco. 90 spend the
holidays with Mrs. Gromer'a parents,
Mr.. and MIRA Frank Burma
Mrs. w. y. Gwin and children.
Billy and Jane. have Joined Mr..
Gwin at wenniohee. whore they will
reside permanently.
Mr.. and Mira Wilbur Conan have
returned from a months virit IN
Spokane.
Mrs Ada URnford iefi Sunday for
Columbus. Ohio. where SHE viii visi,
Capt. and Mrs Edward Hartford for
an Indefinite period.
Mr.. and Mira - ~ Trvfcihen and
children arc planning 90 spend the
holidays at Lake Cheian.
Mrs. Josiah Collins returned sun
day evening from "a short visit IN
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles u. stim-on
are planning 20 leave early In Jan
nary for a visit IN California.
Frederick Collins returned Sunday
from Phillips Exeter school 20 spend
his vacation with his mother. Mrp
wallsce Green Collins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-19
Seattle
Quict Wedding Is Fol-
loaccd By Large Rocep-
ton; WW Receive Netc
Years Day.

A LOVELY wedding was celebrated
q Monday evening when Miss Dor.
cthy q. brown. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mira Isaac Brown. tseame the
bride OF Mr.. clifford winklcr. The
ceremony was performed by Rabbi
Samuel Koch az the homo OF The
brides parents at 6 o'clock amidst a
wealth OF seasonal flowers. white
ehrysanthemnms combined with win.
ter green's predominating.
There were two matrons OF honor,
Mrs. Edgar N. Block Of Buffalo.
N. r.. formerly Miss Dorothy schu.
bach. Of Seattle. and Mrs. Louis Gold
smith OF Portland. Thoir gowns were
attractive models OF powder blue
chiffon and gold lace. Miss Babbettc
Ba<theim was maid OF honor. Her
Guwn was similar TO the matrons'
The three attendants ali wore hands
" gold with clusters OF gold grapes
on their hair and carried bouquets
q yellow Opheiia roses showered
With lemon shaded sweet peas.
The bride. a beautiful rlrl. was ex.
Quissse IN her bridal roles OF white
velvet designed IN tho new mode
with fun skirt and tight bodice.
II WAS embroidered in pearls as was
the long court train which Tell from
the shoulders Tho ven OF tulle
druped is entire length and was
caught TO h~r coiffure with eirciet
Of oranxe blossoms. Her arms were
filled with white gardcnias. showercd
With valley lilies
Dir. Jack Winkler ., Portland was
bess man and Mr.. James Rothchild
and Mr.. Ralph Schwartz the ushers
Mrs Brown wore handsome cos.
eune In the fuchsia shade with silver
brocnde.
After the ceremony a dinner was
o4Eved at th9 Yacht club. which Was
1ol10wed later by reception. Here
~ decorations were yellow chrysan.
.ehemums and silveNd foliage with
bgixht berricd holly.
Mr.. and Mrs. winkler left for Cab
ooxnia- where they win spend a
mqnth motoring. After January Is
11oy will DO AZ home IN this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-19

Eddie Leonard. veteran minstrel.
toJ,o ~ heading the current bill at the
Moore.
1--WE been travelling around the
United States for nearly rs years"
says Eddie Leonard. the famous
comedian. "and this is my last tour.
The rest OF my theatrical days viii
be spent IN New York"
Leonard. one Of the most famous
Of all Ministries. IL heading one Of
tho best orpheum offerings OF the
season at the Moore this week.
The minstrel star says he learned
his style Of singing from his mother
during his boyhood days in Virginia
And he learned how TO dance In a
rolling mill during the noon hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-19
Children to Give Benefit

The children Of the Inferlaken dis
tt1ct are planning benefit for the
ufuit and Flower missions at the
home OF Mrs. F.. G. Alt. 205s 25rd
ave.. on Friday afternoon, at 3:s0
O'clock. The little people have ar.
ranged an interesting program and
- = special feature Of the afternoon
little Betsy Ann Hisle. the famous
baby dancer from Hollywood. Cal !,
viii give several numbers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-19

Mrs. Scott Matheson win - host
ess for the Westminster Presbyter.
ian church at tho orthopedic Tea
shop wednesday. Assisted by Mrs.
Robert A. whi~. Mrs. George w.
English. Mrs. John +. Reed. Mrs. +.
Hayden. Mrs Raymond Wright. Mrs.
George Beardsworth. Mrs. Sumner
Brown. Mrs Horace CASTOR and
Mrs. Annie r. Skow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-19
WOMEN'S CLUBS
Robert Morris Chapter, q. D..
a E -

Robert Morris Chapter, u. d..
q. F. =.
Robert Morris chapter. a. D.. o..
~ g.. Social club will meet with Mrs
c. II. Hahn. a4i4 w. e4th VI. Picnic
lunch at l y. m.
Ionia Social Club
fonia Social club. o. r. s.. will
have a card party al the Masonic
tomple Wednesday. December 20. at
y. m.
Green Lake PIT. a.
Green Lake PIT. A. will meet at
the school Wednesday. December 20.
at ESQ .. m.
Whltworth PIT. A.
Whitworth PIT. A. will have a
Christmas program at tho achool
"wednesday. December 20, at 2 .. m.
Auxiliary 10 British American
Association
The woThan's auxiliary 70 the Brit.
ish American association will meet
with Mrs. Nell. 2is Harvard ave.
Wednesday. December 20. at z y. IA.
Aid Review No. SO
Alki review No. so. W. B A. Of
the Maccabeea. viii hold It's regular
meeting In tho A. o. u. W. hall
Wednesday. December 20. at D. M.
followed BY cards.
Ark Social Club
Ark Social club. g. y. s., will meet
"Wednesday. December 20. at = p. m.
in Ark Temple. 1915 Rainier ave.
Members requested TO be present.
Election OF officers.
Auxiliary 10 All Saints Church
The Women's Auxiliary 20 All
Saints church will give a military
whist party AT tho Lakeside club
house on Wednesday. December 20.
al .. m.
Dunlap PIT. A.
Dunlap PIT. A. will meet at the
school wednesday. December 20. al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-19
christmas Dance

FOR the pleasure Of their dauxh.
-. 0enev1eve. Mr.. and Mrs. o. 7.
unvid have issued invitations for a
CAFiotmas dance at their residence
- Thursday evening. December Is.
xorty young people have been In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-19
CoInan PIT. A.

Colman PIT. A. viii hold It's regu-
lar monthly meeting Thursday. De-
cernber 81. A Christmas program
will be given by the kindergarten
children Mt lis 3. m. Business meet
ing at 2.30 p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-19
Arctic Club to Celebrate

The Arctic club has cards out for
= New Years celebration. which will
take the form Of a dinner served
!. from $40 to o'clock. followed by
dancing, on Saturday evening, De
Gambler 30.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-19
10 Entertain at Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Stewart
D0wney win have family dinner
- their residence at The Highlands
"a Christmas day. Mr. and Mrs.
Coc1 Bacon win be hosts at q
1nntly dinner MS win also Mr.. and
Mn. o. J. David.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-19
Meman,n centur, Club

The drama department OF tho
Woman's Century club will meet
wednesday. December 20, at 1870 a.
m. for luncheon. az the homo OF Mrs.
Donald u. Olson. ole 18th ave. Tho
program AZ 1880. viii be In charge or
Mrs Fred W nert. r.. -Four mem
bern o. the department will present
the play Hearts" by Alice Geraten'
berg. Special Christmas number by
Mrs. J. ". Donamofa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-19
ac,sltu Mems Club Hosts

Tia Faculty Mems club OF the
Uoivers'ty OF Washington viii be
1Uts q New Years dancing party
- - given Saturday evening. De
onber 30. at tho Faculty Mems
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-19
= fte97s0on at Sunset Club

An Afternoon OF sewing and stories
Nlu b. given AZ the Sunset club on
ednesday afternoon at o'clock.
11ra Donald Barnes and Mrs.
0Gufy Ristine will b. the hosteases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-19

~. and Mrs. Malcolm Douglas
~ have q dinner Of twelve covers
- &hoir home. Wednesday evening,
Uocsmber ~. In compliment to Mrs.
A1em Besler. who Is leaving the las.
- this month for Italy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-19
Christmas Dinner

Mr. and Mrs. James Kline are en-
>ortnining with a Christmas dinner
~ their home on Monday. December
- Covers win be placed for seven.
to&n guests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-19
Fumily Dinner

MFR. and Mrs. Miller Freshman win
be hosts at a family dinner Of twenty
covers at their home on Christmas
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-19

Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Hamilton
Wt1l keep open house on New Years
~ from until o'clock at their
APARTMENT in the Willard. sos sum.
- ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-19
CLUBS roR WEDNESDAY
AIiruIstIc club

Mrs. John Trumbull will address
the members OF the Aitruiaiio CLUB
ut the meeting next Wednesday ar
ternoon. December 20. AZ o'clock
at the home OF Mrs. ella Barto. 1911
&C. Fir NJ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Herhcrt Condor Will
have family dinner at home on
Christmas day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-19
PARTY GIVEN
BANK STAFF

The Union National bank was host
Monday night AZ n dinner dance for
more than 200 persons aboard the
liner ~ y. Alexander. poored ~
Pier -.
All tho employees officers and d.
rcotors Of the institution and n small
list OF invited guests made up the
party. Following tho dinner, Christ
mas tree EXERCISES In one of the large
saloons found Santa Claus dispensing
envelopes containing Christmas
bonus checks for every member Of
tho institutions staff. IN the amount
81 two weeks pay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-19
Allah Chapter No. iG5. o. n. =.

Allah chapter No. ie5. o. r. s..
will give their last card party OF the
year at Dartnall's cafes Leary build.
ing. Second ave. and Madison st.. on
Tuesday evening. December 10. All
Mazons. Eastern Stars and their
friends cordially invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-19
Program a rirInnd. sanItarlum

Mrn. FTorcnc. y. smith. pianist
delegate from tho Seattle Womana
club 10 tho music committee Of tho
Seattle Federation OF women'G clubs.
10 planning a program 90 be present.
I'd wednesday evening, December 20.
at : o'clock. To the patients OF Fir.
lands nanitarium. Mrs. Smith will be-
assisted BY Mrs. Walter r. johnson.
contrElto. and the pupils ~ the Marie
Wornfi Beeho school OF expression.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-19

p. m. The business session will be-
followed by an entertainment by
Miss Maude Dayenport's pupils,
Christmas carols will be given by
the students. Executive board viii
meet nj y. m.
brighton PIT. A. will have "A social
meeting for the teachers in the AS
sembly room AZ the school. Wednes-
day. December 20. al 21b .. m. Large
attendance desired
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-19

This Social Service club will meet
Thursday. December n. az 2 p. m.
with Mrs. Lister Holmes at tho Maxi.
milan apartments. 20 complete plans
for a Christmas party 10 be held at
the King county hospital. Christmas
carols Will constitute part OF the pro
gram. Surprise packages win be
given 10 those at the hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-19
Christmas Basaar


Hand made gift articles and home
made cakes. candles and preserves
will be- on sale Tuesday and
wednesday. December 10 and
90. AT tho Christmas baxaHr
to DO held NJ 1924 Third
ave. by the ladies' Of Besant Theo-'
sophie lodge. Light refreshments
will be served continually during the
bazaar. which will be open both day
and evening. The proceeds viii SO
into the furnishing fund Of the new
clubhouse being erected at broadway
and Roy ~.
West Seattle Review No. 81
West Seattle Review. No. 81, W.
n. A. OF the Maccabcos. VIII meet at
Carpenters hall. ttti California avn.
wednesday. December 20. AZ s p. IN.
Lady Eagles
Lady Eagles will meet nj l o'clock
IN N. y. u. a. hall Wednesday aft.
ernoon. December 20. for election OF
officers.
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Dunlap PIT. A. viii meet at ths
school wednesday. December 20. al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-19
Auxiliary 10 All saints Church

The Women's Auxiliary 10 All
Saints church will give a military
whist party AZ tho Lakeside club
house on Wednesday. December 20.
al 5 .. m.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Adams PIT A

The Adams PIT. A. will hold its
regular meeting at the school Thurs
day. December ~. Business meeting
at 2 y. M. Christmas program by
tho school at z3o p. m,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-19

Mr.. and Mrs John G. Eden left
Monday for few days wsirin ven-
couver. H. G.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-15
1 comedian as his train pulled away from

comedian as his train pulled away from Willimantic.
 The pupils of the Kindergarten of the Model School learned something of the operation of the fire department Tues
 day morning. when, accompanied by tive teachers, they inspected the Bank street fire station. The children were shown about the building by Lieut. Harry T Kelley. Lieutenant Kelley explained 1n detail what the dremen did in case of a fire, the use of the various trucks, how the alarm was registered and how an alarm should be rung in from street boxes. The children visited the rear o1 the building and saw the delicate me chanism that controls the fire alarm
 system of the city.
 Harry Denman, 75, died Tuesday morning at his home in South Willing ton. He was born in Bridgewater, En
 gland, and came to this country 4 years ago. He leaves his wife, 9, son Thomas Denman of East Hampton; daughter, Mrs. Arthur Rainey, Q Pleasant Street, Willimantic; and tw' brothers, Thomas and Philip Denman
 of South Wilmington.
 Chief of Police Daniel KiIIourey re ports nineteen arrests for February, a!
 follows: drunkenness 1, assault l, run
 away boy 1, trespassing on railroad
 property 1, obtaining goods under falst pretences 1. violation of liquor law ? | drunk and taking horse without per1nis
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-15
Davis Theatre ThursdaJ. R6dST a.l
 Saturday.

For the last half of this week this pep ular house presents a well diverziasd programme of supreme vaudeville.
 Heading the bill Is miniature musical comedy entitled -Four Peaches and Pippen," featuring little Jimmy Rossn. the famous midget comedian, ably sup ported by four very pretty and talented girls The act Is handsomely costuned and should prove a winner according to all reports.
 The second act will be Edwards and Edwards who introduce some sensation al shaTp-shooting. This act carries Id own special scenery and electrical effects and without doubt is the greatest novelty shooting act ever seen in Norwich.
 McDonald and Adams offer a clever musical skit enterspersed with ssnging and talking that is a treat to all music lovers.
 Joe Brennan. as Dandy Dan.- the Beau BrummeIl of Broadway. fs a high class entertainer with few equals.
 In the role of shabby poor relation Wanda Hawiey will be seen in The L.ovs Charm" which is the feature plcturn.
 This is an original screen story pre- pered by Harvey O'Higgins especially for Miss Hswley. and In t the author has made use of his extensive .nvesti- gations in the field of applied psychol- ogy and psycho-analysis. and shown how girl, by making of herself a "Symbol- or type, can attract or repei a man.
 The dowdy Cinderella learns from ths old family housekeeper something of inc hero's dearest memories and pet aver sions and by playing herself up in dis- ferent rules, she first attracts, then drives him away. But her heart want in the second trick. and she soon won him back again. for 'keepa"
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-15

ing way last Wednesday evening at Dun ham Memorial by the North Coventry Dramatic club.
 Miss Mildred Perkins of Mystic. who had been visiting her grandfather, W. II Corbitt, returned home Saturday
 Albert Mcdonald was at home for tho week end. He Is working Manchester.
 George Cosgrofe has sufficiently recoy. cred from grip to return 10 lis work ii the steam laundry of the Mansfield Stat, Training school and hospital
 Mrs. Fenelon Mccollum and Mrs Albert Botham attended the anniversary of the Social Corner club in Wsllimantic Wedaes. day last
 Mrs Johanna Hansen, and Mfr. and Mrs. Martin NJ Hansen were Euests Sunday of Mir. and Mrs La B7nte.
 Mrs. George Cosgrove entertained Sun. day her sister and family from Holyoke Mass.
 Harold Hansen visited in North coven. try Sunday.
 Ralph Dressed of Coventry and charelt Willis, of Willimantic, were in this vii. lage Monday.
 Public mid-week house of devotion Thursday. e.3O P. M, at the ho.he of tht Misses Tilden.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Five Flns Acts Af strand Thur-s

Nts At rtrano IhuEd4r.
 Another treat is In store for the N,-. wen theatregoers when they witnoa- -ts nse me acts scheduled st the straua frr Anufsaay. Friday and Saturday. rtis b the biggest five act programme ys. seen at the Strand for some tina. Egs-y -ct IS feature In Itself and prom ssr vile name.
 The biz feature attraction Ia The lea Lelghton Revue This is d ara-l--f-,f comedy minstrel offering win rIr r.-T'. pie ana carries special scenery. Fvs excellent comedians ~Iu keep xoa .r ts.- roars Of laughter and young lssy sin Aiso he4p to keep you amused. Hcra ,,. nave revue the ike os whlea hss n.,t been seen In Norwich for coma tirus Prepare to laugh when you sss t-l9 .r- cellent offering.
 The Hope Sisters are the thezlre's r.o1 fortune. They are very sracers. .,r.~- CTS and for those that Ike rynnes---.li dances, treat is Ia store for tsea. nere. They also show some very lad wardrobe
 Ulis and Lee are naelodlous syuco5a. tors. They sing up 10 the minute r1r.r in different way. 1T you hear ben once youN want 10 hear them aEzln.
 VI. --o+.Ng AS & nut cIIlelllu. Tax "itn him is a perpetual catzra-. arI each word group of words Ia 2 dro7 or fun He may not be food for thou shf but he Is certainly source of msrr!rre-.'
 Churpin and Rund offer a very funnv comedy skit- Hhere. again. you'l lave plenty af laughs. Tou'n laugh 4 you yfeel in that mood or not.
 Herbert RayznSon will be seen on the screen Thursday in The Milton aire," a Universal special attraction. It was directed by Jack Conway fron q story by Hubert Footner. Rawiinson las heretofore appeared principally in roies supporting the best known stars Of ths screen and has achieved revutztlo- for histrionic ability.
 Lillian Rich will shine as tks esatra. feminine light of the gory. Frsdsrick Vroom and E. A. Warren rfs the p-fn- ciptl character actors xniis Vivian Cartwright, Verne Winter. MArKzrsf Mann. Doris Pawn and Mary Huntrezf are the other members of the czsL
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-15
ToDAYs EVENTS

centenary of the birth cf Jofir 1ess,- FoIter. American cheuisf and -uf-s,- hI Rev. William T. Ruase1 fof-~ .---- 2letes five years as cathoiio hinsos -f Charleston. s. c.
 Today is the 18th aauivers--v A. ,.. prlh of Andrew Jackson. who To e1sf--@s Carolsna 'lln
 This has been named ss ,h. 1,.. ..- putting into effect ffe unifo--5 .--.--, ..,. or fading prescribed by fhe c r-..- state Commerce Commission statewide fariff cy7rrrrs r., s.-- called to meet at Fort Worth foda-r ,,. , s'der means for securing a tariT o- ,,,--- ous Texas products.
 Ofrie;al representatives of Inc ..-... created out Of the old Aurtrtsn -. are to meet in Paris today to d.csas .-ts. each state shall contribute fnurs-f .L. f..-- ais exile at Madeira -" Committees representing tbs suihr.-s,. mine operators and the I-rifef M Morkeys are to meet in -ssT York rc-fav f., nssotiate a new asTeemau. Co take sL. place ol The existing wage scale. u.hloh uriil sxfife by limitation on April Conventions opeuiur raday Phoenix. Ariz.-colorado River cs-.- nixxlon.
 Palm Beach. Fla-FIOrisa Departn.rt Of American Legion. Sioux FaIs S. Dak-soufh r-ts@, p. tail Lumber DeaierE Asso,ia-ior Fort Worth-Souffrreu,e c..sr. r.r. ing Association
 I Columbia Mo.-afissourf As-o-fs.t--- -. the Baking Industry.
 diznapolis-Indlana Ice D.afs--f Az. sociatlon.
 Chicago-Illinois Gas sa.ocisffs,
 Fsrgo. \. Dall-North Dako.a n..-t. ters of the American Reroiutior.
 Topeka, kas-Kausas Confsr.,o. .. the M E. Church.
 Tyrone, Pa-Censrai ps-n~vt~,-f, Conference of the M. E Clu-rh