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BACK FROM HUNTING TRIP

pr. Thomas, of Los Angeles, prom fnent physician and surgeon of the soast city, accompanied by his wife, returned Tuesday from a hunting trin in the White mountains. Cleve Miller and bill Oden accompanied the party. It is reported that bear, a deer and several wild turkeys were the trophys of the hunt.
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DENTIST LOCATES

Dr. Vernon w. Blythe, owner of the dental office in Clifton, accom- panied by Dr. Chas. Rhone, prae- ticing dentist in Arizona fer the past ten years, arrived in Clifton from Phoenix Thursday evening. Dr. .Rhone will reopen the office of Dr. Blythe and remain here permanently.
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ASHURST OFFERS ACHIEVE
 MENTS OF DEMOCRACY IS RELIEF FROM TIE OVERDUE PROMISES OF REPUBLICANS
(Continued From Page Onc)

IOlll dSS OucJ the country. The republicans untaX- ed the rich and taxed the poor
 'Let me explain to you the real cause of the deflation which struck this country in 1920 and 1921.
 That deflation was not caused by the war, but was the result of the criminal violation of the federal re serve act by members of the board.
 "This little group of members of the fentr.tl reserve board was inter ested in seeing a deflation throughout the country. Early in 1920 they reached their decision to deflate, and they laid their plans to accomplish their ends.
 Had they announced their deci- sion as soon as they reached it, the farmers and stockgrowers and tho other producers of the country could
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BACK FROM SAN FRANCISCO

M, J. Hannon, Of Morencl, candl- date for the Legislature on the Demo cratic ticket from his district, re- turned Saturday from a business trip to San Francisco. The trip was made by auto in company with Allen High tower. Mike Hannon has been a worker in the ranks of the Demo- cratic party in Arizona for the past twenty five years and for the first time has been induced to take a place on the ticket.
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TO BISBEE ON LEGAL BUSINESS

Senator H. A. Elliott was called to Bisbee on Monday, evening on i'm portant legal business. He left by auto and expects to be back Saturday. Following the speaking by the state candidates in this county on Monday and Tuesday the local candidates on the Democratic ticket will announce their itinerary through the county.
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PAVED HIGHWAY CONTRACT IET-

The first section of the paved high way through Graham county was let by the Highway Commission of Ora ham county on Monday last This section consists of six miles from Stafford to Central There were sev- eral bidders but the successful bid der was the Lee Moore Construction Company of Fl Paso.
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O. J. Cotey, of the firm Of Cotey Black, contractors5 returned from Stafford on Wednesday where he went to bid on some of the highway con struction in that county.
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TRAVIS lN DULUTH

E. B. Travis, former local secretary of the Y. M c. A. and secretary of the Clifton Commercial Club, who is on a tour Of eastern cities, was in Du- luth, Minn last week according to a postal card received by the Copper Era.
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STANDARD OIL MAN HERE-

Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Stevens are visitors in Clifton MT. Stevens is connected with the Standard Oil Go. being manager of the motor equip ment and is making a tour of the oil stations throughout the state.
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ATTENDED X. p. cONNENTiON-

E. IF. Green and Dr. l.. A w. BuItch returned Wednesday from Tucson where they had been to at tend the Grand Lodge Knights Of Pythias fer Arizona.
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sETuRNs FROM poUGiES-

Mark Knight, manager of the shoe department of the Phelps Dodge Corporation, returned on Sunday evening from Douglas where he at tended the Cochise County Fair and visited friends. He was accompanied home by his son, Elmer, who. will attend school in Clifton.
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aAMk OFFICIALS HERE

BANK OFFICIALS HERE
 ]. F. Williams and T. R. Wingo, Bank officials of the Borderiand Ma tiopal Bank, at Fl Paso, were in Clifton this week on business con- nected with some cattle loans in this district.
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Forest Supervisor Girdner is back in his office in Clifton after a trip 70 the Reserve in New Mex. and other points in the national forest.
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Mrs. George Anderson has returned tD Clifton from a visit with relatives in Oklahoma.
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REPUBLICANS ON QTllf HINT

E. w. Stephens, candidate for state Tax Commissioner and Jack White candidate for State Mine Inspector, were in Clifton and Morenci in ad- vance of Gov Campbells party. in eerviewing the voters individually.
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News of Clifton
AUTO ROAD TO MT. GRAHAM

An automobile road from Stafford to the top of Mt Graham, which will make accessible many delightful places for summer camps, is now practically assured and Is the result Of the efforts of the members of the Stafford Chamber of Commerce and the Business Mems Luncheon Club. who during the summer have worked quietly upon the proposition.
 Mr. J. s. Nelson, of the post office, and wife have left for an extended visit to eastern points. on the re- turn trip they expect to visit former Clifton residents at Mena, Ark, ana friends and relatives in Louisiana and Oklahoma.
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LOCATED IN BiSBEE-

Geo. Drysdale, former auditor of the A & N. M. R. R. Co.,, and resi- dent of Clifton, is now located in BiSbee.
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George and Bill are in business. What kind of business?
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and that is that my heart has been in the right place, and that Arizona has always held the first place in my thoughts.
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The high cost of living, as an eN- change points cut, is as nothing as compared to the high cost of loafing
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ITO quote Saint Paul. it is for you to say whether my course is run. but I know that I have kept the faith. and that I have fought a good fight
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COLLISION NARROWLY AAERTEn

Whoe is George & Bill?
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St. PHILLIPS EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Services next Sunday as follows :: Morning prayer and sermon, at HOO A. NJ. Sunday School at 1Q:00 A NJ Rev. J. R. Jenkins of Phoenix, will preach. Everybody welcome.
 U. F. BROWN. Rector
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What does George 6 Bill Do?
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have made their plans to prepare for
 it. But this did not suit their pur- nnaaa
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-09-14
Delinquency Entry No. 1857

/ AHoOtSy 6iJIy mo. 1901
Assessed to Hugh M. Arnold.
So NWH, NJ SWA.
Sec. 4, Twp. 81, 5 L. SEH
NEA, NEA SEH, See. 5.
Twp. 81, +.
Amount of delinquency 49,. 295s
Present owner: Hugh M. Ar
mold, Grangeville, Idaho.
Delinquency Entry No. 2e15
Assessed to r. Anderson.
NWA, See. 81, Twp. 81, Sc.
Amount of delinquency 1870
PRESENT owner: r. Anderson.
Est: M. E. Anderson, eff J
-. Leeper, Adm. Lewiston, Ida.
Delinquency Entry No. 1901
Assessed to L. I. Patterson.
Lot Nos. 2, 3, 4, 5, 10. Ia.
Ia, 10, Sec. 10, Twp. 80. w
Amount of delinquency AGO
PRESENT owner; L. /. Patterson.
Ferdinand, Idaho.
Delinquency Entry No. $3.50
Assessed to Lula Mcfarland
Lots No. 20. 30, 81, See. 81.
Twp. 80, 2 E.
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Delinquency Entry No s1a

delinquency Entry No. 817
Assessed TO Newell Stubblefeld
Lot and 4, See. 5. Twp.
20, 2 w. SEA SwK SWH
SEA, See. 6, Twp 20, 2 W..
NWMh NEh, NEA NWH,
Sec. Z, Twp. %, 9 w.
Amount of delinquency 4o1r
Present owner: Newell Stub.
blefeld. Dry Creek landing
via Lewiston, Idaho.
Delinquency Entry No. s52
Assessed to Clifford Powell.
SWh SEh, See. %, Twr..
90, w. W.
Amount of delinquency mo
Present owner: Leander r
Kelley, Spring Camp. Idaho.
Delinquency Entry No. $50
assessed Ss,sSs to Clifford Powell
NWh NEh, SwA NEH
S Sd NWh, See. 20, Twp,
Amount Of delinquency Is 20
PRESENT owner; Leander F
Kelley, Spring Camp. Idaho
Delinquency Entry No. e2A
ASS Assessed to Idaho Realty Power G.
Crooked Creek Placers.
Survey No. 141e, 15s acres
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esent owner: Grover C. Ryan.
Delinquency Entry No. 740

assessed to Roscoe F. Casey.
NEH SEH, SEH SEH,
See. 9, Twp. 20, / W., NWH
SWA, SWA SWH, Sec. 10,
Twp. 20. w.
Amount of delinquency .. 31OA
Present owner; Roscoe +. Ca.
sey.
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DoAhquenCy entry NO. 316
Assessed to Wyatt & Ross.
Lot 3, SEH NWH, &NEH
SWH SEA. See. 4, Twp. 81.
f., So NEA, Lot and
4, Sec. 3, Twp. %, lie.
Amount of delinquency $500
Present owner: +. F.. WYATT
Whitebird, Idaho.
Delinquency Entry No. SIT
Assessed to Wyatt & Ross.
SEA SWA, SEA, See. 5,
Twp. 81, | f..
Amount of delinquency o. "a
Present owner: F. f. WYATT.
Whitebird, Idaho.
Delinquency Entry No. 1923
Assessed to Wyatt & Ross
NEA NE14, NWH NEH.
SWh NEA, Sell NEH.
MEA NWA, Sec. s, Twp.
amount of delinquency 49,. 1924 AZ
Iresent owner; F. E. Wyatt,
Delinquency Entry No. 500
Assessed to Wyatt & Ross.
NEA, NEA NWH SEK
NV. SWA, VIZ sEX
Pre- seq, See. 9. Twp. 81,
H.
amount of delinquency % Q,
y re;eIt owner; F. f. Wyatt,
Asa. Deiinquency Entry No. $50
assessed to Wyatt & Ross
Lot 2, VIZ NWH, Lot 2
S 5u9 Z VIZ SWA. SEH
Amount of Delinquency % 10
(, Tsfent owner; F. e. Wyatt,
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ASSESSED to Arthur Howard.
MWA NEA, NJ NWh,
SWA NWH, Sec. 9, Twp.
Amount of delinquency 49,. 1S14I
PRESENT owner: J. L. Gravlin,
ana f. f. Rathone, Sites, Ida
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Delinquency Entry No. 4346

Assessed to w. w. Morrison.
y interest in SWA NEA,
y NEA NWH, y lot
and 2, p SEH NWH, u
NEA SWA, - lot 3, u
VIVA SEA, See. 81, Twp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17
nv DOROTHY FAY GOULD

John uutier, one 81 soattle's most
popular and promising artists. who
as , student nj broadway high first
attfhctcd attention. and later at the
annual fine arts spring festival pro
duced some OF tho most charming
anectAcleH ever seen here. has unfor.
tunatcly for us. stayed on In Paris
since his service IN the war. Now
he writes home 10 his mother. Mrs.
Iseon u. nuter that. while on n
trip 20 brittany. he bought fhscin.
atinE furniture for his studio Tor a
song" Some American fri.nds ad.
mired and bought it-~and now he IL
going into a side business OF selling
old furniture Hs says that the
French peasants all want mod~ru
furniture and Just chop up the love
~ old hand made furniture of their
forcfathera. Mrs. Butler " expect
ing tho arrival Of pieoe that he has
sent her as a gift
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Luncheon and Reception
for Mrs. Minor

Honoring Mrs. George Maynard
Minor. president-gcneral OF the
Daughters OF the American Revolu-
ton. who ss arriving in the city this
evening. and the members OF her
party. which Includes Mrs. Anthony
Wayne Cook. vice president general
~ Pennsylvania. Mrs Livingston L.
Hunter. treasurcr-gcnersl OF the ma
uonaI society. Miss Dorothy Hunter
and Miss Katherine Nettleton. a
luncheon will be given by the Seattle
d. A. T. chapters at the Yacht club
Saturday afternoon at 1910 O'Clock.
Mrs Henry Mccoy. OF Tacoma.
vice prcsidentgeneral OF the state.
Mrs. William Sherman Walker. state
regent. and Mrs Eliza Ferry I>eary.
past vice president general OF this
state. will also be honor guests. All
members OF the ID. A. h. both resi-
dent and visiting Ia seattle. are in
vifed TO attend the luncheon.
From 2.3o until 40 the visitors
viii be guests of honor at q recep-
ton given at the home OF Mrs. Eliza
Ferry Jeary. Mrs. Minor and party
are on their way 10 Tacoma to attend
the state ID. A Il conference from
February 20 to ~.
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Personal

Mrs. Margaret Aver Hayden. OF
Portland. 10 the quest Of Mt and
Mira Charles Thomas
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon r Shaw and
daughters. betty and Agnes. have re
moved TO their new home. sssi isth
~. ~
Mrs. J. u. FARRELL and Miss Helen
FARRELL, who have been In the Fast
for tho past mouth. arc sxpaStsi
home next week.
Mira Prank J. Victor and daughter.
Virginia. ioft yesterday for = two
months visit in southern California
Afr. and Mrs. H. =. Turner are
spending tho week end With their
son In law and daughter Mr.. and
Mira. 4. v. yaehon. In Portland
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Rows~y. Of
Montana. arc spending = few days In
tho city. guests al the Hotel wAah'
lng,on.
Mr.. and Mrs.. n. l. Gates viii r.
turn neat Tuesday from q vialt In
California
Mr.. and Mrr jefferson n. sharer
have removed 10 the faurslhnrHt
district. where they have taken a
home at stos y. t.aurelharst drive
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles X. Poo len
to-day for Pasadena. where Mira Poo
plans 60 remain for some time. Mr..
Poo Will return IN about two weeks.
Miss Lucfs- Hangar. who has ben
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrr- George
Gum. Jr-. for the ra-s sin weeks.
left yesterday for Portland. where
abe will visit for several weeks b..
fore returning TO her homo In wslla
waila-
afr. Stanton Allen and daughters.
the Misses Harriet and Lorraine.
have removed from iitT Federal ave.
to the Maryland apartments
Mr.. and Mr.. ". A. Che~ver srr
receiving congratulations upon ths
birth Of a daughter al the ST. Luke's
| hospital. February ..
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Jap Girl Convicted
of British Murder

OXFORD. England. reb. iT.--Ata.
Nj aakabr. the fret japanese girl
ever tried IN this country for muir.
der, has boen convicted. but prob
ably will be sent 10 an asylum as
insane. She Was brought here from
ghanE hai az nurse for the baby 81
pr. Hay Bolton. and killed tho child
with = Pair % Eclnsofn.
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Music
French Program at
Cornish

on Tuesday evening. February n.
Al the Cornish, will be produced for
the first time Lucien perrota play.
Monsieur Piorrot" MIR Pcrrot In
one OF the best known members Of
seatile's French colony. and has been
a member OF the Cornish faculty for
the past ala years. ~ Instructor Ia
French.
A proKram Of music and dancing
will pre-ede tho play. Archie Rug.
giles OF the Cornish faculty will sing
a group Of songs. and Nine BhiIi
Bialock, who has recently become a
resident Of Seattle. will give a short
program Of song. Mime. Bialock won
a frat prize IN the Paris Conservs.
toire under Director Gabriel faure,
and Seattle music lovers will wei
come the opportunity Of hearing her
on this ocoasion.
The full program follows;
Plane oetsiey
50. r.,, A. !. ss,s,il.' victor Huge
~iss ,rois mouehoirs Dc ehoisi" 80.
.................... sThseiore foir.i
la s4marttAins'' .Ldmond Hosssnd
islctea rsrrot
'f4s hirotf~ sstsfffsas zee stestsFs FNf'"fi
- al pisurs en- fe.s"s,ss ,oeorsss hns
la charlie rtafssssfss fstahftst teNfe
Archie rugsiss
Az pisno. nss - &, hibbara
Dssss
Hiss vtsisu coadsu
~Asr as fouise" .ss souststs chsrpentfrf
ia Fentsin. De sasf"...sss.sss.
.........s...s....s. .Homsr Letorey
IL uewtsnet 81 10 pos<" ,hsinf -hasn M
~ Hymns az neissl'' Aisssndrs Georges
Madame Hhifi nisi0ch
Al glaao. Daisy Wood hiidfsfh
Monsieur Pisrrof
piece ga VA afis
Par iAseien fsffe'
''e'sfonahins" ssssssssssssss..s jass Truai
''rlsfrsffs' s.s.sts.s........tioy Treat
'fNeitnstt~f sssssfssss.sss Priscilla Treat
f't.lsfFut" .stssssaststsss4s fsueieu rvrfoi
la scene pass~ shss Ar Firfrot
hssiaue 10 scene. hfa ~. 9.
li.beerd. Aafzarst Lang
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Just a, Means of
Insuring Economy

LONDON. Feb. iT.--Th. ministry
Of pensions was asked 10 send three
rubber stamps 20 brighton. The
ministry rsnt an investigation 10
brighton 90 ascertain the need for
the niampa. The investigation eos,
600 times what the stamps would
have cost They were sen, after
three month"; delay.
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Another Photograph
Exhibit Planned

Last year the local photographers
sponsored an exhibition Of the work
OF several hundred photographers
from all over the country. II was
10 popular that this year at the time
Of their convention the middle OF
Jun. they will hold another he~, h.
A. Cmdy. vice president for the Pa
elnc Northwest PhotoErsphsrH' as'o-
citation. viii have charge OF the e.
hibition.
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9TH HUBBY CONE,
She KILLS SELF
Woman Suicides After Many
Marital Adventures

nRIDCErOHT. Conn. Feb. IL
After eight matrimonial adventures.
Mrs. Honore Phelps. 20. decided she
had had her share Of life and com.
United suicide by inhaiing iilUrninat-
ing gsa. Police have made Hat Of
her eight husbands In the order Of
their appearance;
Lew Chapman. New York. died
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Dinner Dance at
Seattle Golf Club

WAshlnxtons birthday will be Gel
ebrated at tho Seattle Golf and
Country club with a dinner dance
on Wednesday evening. February -
Dinner will be at TAO. with dancing
until IL. Mrs. David Moss. Mrs
Richard II. Perry. Mrs Raymond X
fraxier. Mrs. Harry Whitney Treat
and Mrs. William Bolcom form the
committee In charge OF arrange
meuts.
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Attractive Tea
Giuen Toddy

Mrs. william ID. Perkins enter
tanned this afternoon with an attrac-
tive tea at her home. cornplimenung
Mr. Livingston b. stcdman. ir- re
cent bride. and Mrs Guy Witter,
Who has come here from san Fran
cisco to reside.
Mr1- J. Tate Mason and Mrs.
Tygve Buschmann presided n, the
tea table. conferred with fragrant
spring flowers.
Assisting were Miss Lucille lyman.
1nss Olive Leonard. Miss Ellen Mes.
oer and Miss Phyllis Blake.
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Informal Dancinq Pdrtu

Mr.. and Mrs William Parkhurst
Brawicy. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T..
Case. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest L. skesI.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fellows bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold G.. Edmunds
and Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent SylIiaas~n
are entertaining with an informal
dancing party at the Seattle Yacht
club Saturday evening. compliment.
airy 10 the active chapter OF Kappa
Alpha Theta sorority and Phi Delta
Theta fraternity.
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English Smuggle
in German Goods

DOVER, England. Feb. l7.-Dur.
ing the last three months SO men
and women have been fined here for
smuggling German cigars. cigarets.
cameras. binoculars and automobile
accessories into England.
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Morgan Padelford
Visiting New ENGLAND

Morgan padelford. son Of Or,
radeiford. dean OF the Eraduats
school at the university. Ia at pres.
~nt tho guest Of his uncle. Charles
Pepper. the artist. In Concord. Mas.
lie 10 engaged In the study OF paint
ing under the famous portrait
TEACHER and painter OF tho Boston
museum. Ito In making enthusiastic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17
Small Dinners viii
Precede Ball

Preceding the MId-season Assembly
at christensen's hall. Friday evening.
February "a. Mr.. and Mrs. Keith
Logan Bullitt will entertain with a
small dinner at their home. and Mr..
and Mrs Lawrence Reed Ellis have
AFRO invited few guests 10 their
home for dinner.
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Seattle
Society
Dinner Arranged as Com
plinlent TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Engle: II rs. Le'ciS
Plans Luncheon.

CoNrLrMENrINo Nr. and Mrs
~ Alien RAlspaugh Engie ROSA
Aacnd iarsonsl who h~ve recently
returned IRON a year spsnt IN New
York. TO make their home herr. Mr.
and Mira Ross Wilson viii entertain
with a dinner Of fourteen covers at
their residence. preceding the Mid
season Assembly at chriwenscn's
hall Friday evening. February "a
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Tea Honors Mrs. Tuylor

Mrs. Carl Ballard entertained In.
formally with a tea at her home this
afternoon. complimenting Mrs. Vic.
tor Vaughn Taylor GLADYS Landes).
Of Fort Riley. who is visiting her
parents, Colonel and Mrs. Henry
Lzndes.
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The Sunset Heights Community
club will hold its big Indoor circus
at tho West side Masonic hall on
Friday evening. February -. The
committees in charge are developing
novelty surprises IN the different
booths. where will b. dancing. bridg.
and straight whist tables. a crystal
gaxing booth and indoor golf. The
officers Of the club. Mr.. s. T. Hliis
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Ryan. are
working to make the affair a mem
orablc success. Tho proceeds win 20
toward the clubhouse fund
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luncheon Hostess

Mrs. Carlton Huisksmp win enter.
tain with luncheon at the Seattle
Golf club Tuesday afternoon. az
compliment TO Mrs. r. T. Stannard.
who has recently returned from a
visit In the East
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17
Luncheon Arranged
for Bride

With Mrs. Livingston Boyd sted'
man. Jr.. as the honor guest. Mrs.
William Curtis Hiu Lewis Will enter
tain with a luncheon at the home OF
her parents. Dr and Mrs. CaspaF W.
Sharpics. next Tuesday afternoon.
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First Dinner Dance

The College club il entertaining
with It's first dinner dance In the new
clubhouse Monday evening. February
~. TO which members may invite
quests. Dinner will be served at !
O'Clock
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Pictures Presented
to the University

Mrs. Mary V, seIien has presented
q picture OF Edwin Booth and Law
r-nca barrett 10 the university. IL
Ia believed TO be the only group pic.
tur-s ever taken OF the two great
traEedlAnn.
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Hosts at BRIDGE

DIR. and Mrs. A. NJ. Mcwhlnnie win
entertain the membere Of former
bridge club and a few additional
guests with a George Washington
party at their home in Isaurelhurst
"Wednesday evening. SIX tables viii
~ In play.