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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
Critics Group to Appear
Tuesday Evening

Back in 1897 Ralph waldo Emer-
son wrote something which has
served as the very cornerstone of
that splendid little company OF mu.
sicians calling itself tho Critics
Group. whom We are shortly to have
with US. IL reads "a follows:
our day OF dependence. our long
apprenticeship to the learning OF
other lands. draws TO a close. The
millions that around US are rushing
into life cannot always be fed on the
serc remains OF foreign harvests.
Events, actions arise, that must be
sung. that viii sing themselves.
Olga Steeb. Edna Thomas and
Sascha Jacobinoff-all young Ameri.
cans represent that generation of
which Emerson wrote. They see no
reason why their country should be
fed on the sere remains OF foreign
harvests" when they have ability
tsome have called IL genius. youth
and enthusiasm to offer. As q plan.
ist. mezzo contralto vocalist and VIC.
linist they have each respectively
made eminent places for themselves
on the concert stage. They have
banded themselves together and dedI-
Gated their efforts 10 Aspiring
American Art" and called themselves
the Critics Group in memory OF the
late Charles T. Critics.
The Critics Group comes 10 the
Metropolitan on Tuesday evening.
January 81. under the auspices of
Katherine Rice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
Seattle Civic
Orchestra Concert

The program Of tho Seattle Civic
symphony orchestra. 20 BE- presented
at tho concert Of the organization at
sts tomorrow afternoon. at tho Met.
ropolitan theatre. will carry thw
names Of two Seattle cornpoNsra. Clif.
ford w. kantncr and Amy Worth.
The songn OF these two writer's viii
be sung By Mr. sydney Laurence
Dixon. Miss Dorothy Grccnherg will
play the Sain;Sasns plano concerto
with orchestra. The revised program
follows:
MIA Narch ss-ssss.s..s.s.ssss Verdi
Unfinished Symphony ....... .aehub~rt
Concerto No. :. q Minor tpiaso and
ofNhssffaf ssss sssssssssss saint tacnn
Andants soaisngso. allegro sehsr-
Eando. presto
Dorothy Gr~erbsrx
Ainus, tfiui. solo b. stanley w--,)...
1900 ssssstt .st.- ss.ss+sssfs. Hlref
''sssysrjun,sus sonass Ctor s,rins.,..
.sss $3.50. 90 sssrs.sss sss.s Ole Hnl
Aria from "Esmsraids" GO Vision En-
Gsbstng' , .t....ss. a. Goring Thomas
sydney Laurence DiHon
vase Trints '...-..sss.-.s...... .sihsiius
song Group
when stars Ars w.eplaE........
ss.s... s.-...ss Amy worth
Tho Sky and You" clifford Ksntn.r
hsitinsta" .t....s..+.... L1oncassiis
sydney Laurence Dixon
Arviiis Bsistad. sscompanish
march SiaF ss..+s... ....TschaiAovssy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
Junior Prom, WI Be
Elaborate Affair

The Junior Prom Of the University
Of Washington. which Is called the
sBixarre Bal" is 90 be an elaborate
and novel affair. Tho wallis and cell.
snr Of the Masonic temple. where the
hall is 70 be given Saturday evening.
February 4. will have "A background
OF soft gray, on which the splashes Of
color in the futurlstic pictures will be
emphasized.
During the evening there VIII ne
several feature dances. Miss Esther
and Miss Alice Holcomb. pupils OF the
Cornish school. viii present fan
dance. and Mr.. Card Leslie Is ar
ranging a futuristic dance.
The patrons and patronesscs for
the evening will b.; President Henry
Suxzailo and Mrs. Suzxalio. Dean and
Mrs. David Thomson. Col. and Mrs.
Charles Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs. Hero
ert T. Condor. Dean and Mrs. i. M.
Padelford. Dean and Mrs. stephen !.
Miller. Prof. and Mrs. Edmond :.
Meany. Prof. and Mrs. Leslie J. Aver.
Dean and Mrs Henry Ian6es. Dean
and Mrs. J. Y. Gould. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eroch Bagshaw. Mr.. and Mrs. f.. $.
Ednundson. Mr.. and Mrs ". l. Mat
thews and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. =. Arbuth'
not. The committee In charge In
eiudes Miss Katherine Peterson. Miss
Elrna Dick. Miss AiIecn Howell. Miss
Vera Boyer. Miss Susan Irwin. Miss
Mildred Tweed. Miss Vera Alien. Miss
Ruth Dix. Miss Celeste Mol. Miss
Maybeile French and the Me-srsL Ma
thaniei Bender. chairman. Harold
Van Eaton. Walter Seeiye. Malcolm
Grove. Henry Hughes. Edward
Drake, Frank Robinson. William
Coates and Robert Butler.
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Seattle
Society
February Program for
Sunset Club Announced,
Bizarre Bal" Saturday
Evening.

DiRoF. CLARK +. BTSSETr WILL
l. address the members OF the sun.
set club on "Wednesday. fNhruary I,
AZ O'Clock. Prof BisSetts subject
will be the judicial settlement OF
International Disputes" and the
hostesses for the afternoon win Re
Mrs. George Donworth and Mrs. L.
&. Gilman. A business meeting In
connection with luncheon. for which
reservations must be made. In
scheduled for "Wednesday. February
2. Mt 1880 o'clock.
with Mrs. Donald G. Barnes and
Mrs. Alton W. Leonard as hostesses,
Valentine luncheon. with few
spring Suggestions. has teen planned
for "Wednesday. February Is. at 1880
O'Clock. Numbers are requested 20
make reservations as early as
possible.
A musicale has been arranged for
"Wednesday afternoon. February -.
at o'clock. with the prognm given
by Mrs. Shirlc Bialock. soprano. Mr..
rernand I.hoest. ccliist. Mrs. Daisy
Wood Hildreth at the piano. The
hostcsses for this afternoon viii be
Mrs Andrew Gillespie and Mrs. Carl
4. Gould.
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Attractive Tea
Commitments Visitors

Mrs. william Parkhurst Brawiey
entertained with a tea which was
most charming IN its appointments.
ut her home yesterday afternoon.
after 4 O'Clock. complimenting her
sisterIn-law. Mrs. o. w. Helwig OF
San Francisco. and Mrs Clifford
English OF Vancouver. y. c.
Spring flowers in lovely arrange
ment made an attractive center
for the dainty tea table. where Mrs.
Courtney Kiopfenstein and Mrs.
James Farrell presided. Assisting
the hostess were Mrs. Harold Pol
son and Miss Alice English.
Invitations were limited 20 the In
innate friends Of the honor guest.
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Mothers Congress
Plan Exhibition

A. the opening feature In n ser1ea
Of educational events planned for the
Know Your Stst," campaign of the
Mothern' Congress. In cooperation
with the parenislToachern' Bssociae
ton. a series OF scenes Of the Lake
Cheian country will be shown 81
Frederick & NELSON'S Saturday. Feb.
ruary Z. at $50 and ~ q. m.
Tho Playground recreation com
mittee OF this body believes that
school work and recreation can be
profitabiy combined. Hence the
Know Your Hiaie" program.
For 20 years Mr.. Lindsey has been
taking pictures Rt Lake chslan and
vicinity and has n n 4 on b ted y
hmassed the most wonderful relec-
ton Of views eItant Of that little
known section Of ti~ state. lie
knows every foot 81 that part Of
Washington and has gone TO un-
usual pains 90 get many Of the
scenes. Photographs Of Wild animals
in their native habitat are OF par.
tlcular interest 10 children. while
adults can obtain much heretofore
unknow from Mr.. fAndaley's
description Of the Cheian country.
My aim in my attempts 20 por.
tray nature has been 20 portray not
merely mountains. lake and sky, but
calm and storm. sunshine and
shadow. and at the same time 70 con
wy the message that out In the
open. health and happiness await
those who VIII follow the trails and
camp in the high places"
This " Mr.. f1ndsiey's statement OF
the actuaung motives that have IN
deriain the many years spent In the
open. taking pictures OF high peaks.
shlmmerng lakes. awe-inspiring
Eiaolers and animal life. His pic.
lures are tinted true TO nature and
his Photographic descriptions OF
storms on Lake cheian have received
many compliments.
SO. children. there n treat N
store for you. In other words. the
recreation COMMITTEES has evolved
plan that il expected 20 make ednea.
ton n real pleasure. Admission WI
bs complimentary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
Patrons and Pdtronesses
Announced for Concert

The women's League OF the Uni
versity OF Washington announces
the list Of patrons and patronssses
for the Alma Chuck and Efrem zim'
ballst concert 20 be given In Msany
hall. "wednesday evening. Febru
airy 8. as follows
Governor and Mrs. Louis r. Hart.
President and Mrs. Henry Suzxalio.
Mayor and Mrs. Hugh VI. Caldwell,
Miss May Ward. Mr.. and Mrs. ". a.
Gottsteln. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Ames, Professor and Mrs. Leslie J.
Aver. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter y. Beals.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Beck. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. c. Beck. Mr.. and Mrs Enoch
Bagshaw. Dr. and Mrs. Frederick
Bentley. Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Blethen.
Miss Anna Brueggerhoff. Judge and
Mrs. Thomas Burke. Miss Nellie
Cornish, Dean and Mrs. ]. 7. Con-
don. Comptroller and Mrs. II. T..
Condor. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Carr,
Professor and Mrs. Densmore. Miss
Frances Dickey. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Mills Evans, Hon. and Mrs.
Fechter, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Coyle.
Mr. and Mrs. a X. Fisken. DIR. and
Mrs. p. J. Frein. Mrs. Arthur s..
Haggett. AFR. and Mrs. Ernest Illus
sey, Mr.. and Mrs. Trafford Hute.
son, Dean and Mrs. /. NJ. Glen.
Dean and Mrs. Henry Iandcs, Mr..
and Mrs. s. J. Lombard. Miss Car
RE Lowering. DR.. and Mrs. Mat
thews. Mrs. Ruth Karr Mckee, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis l.. NendeI. Professor
and Mrs. Meany. Dean and Mira.
stephen I. Miller. Hon. and Mrs.
Winlock Miller. Mrs. Bernlce New.
oil, Dean and Mrs. +. NJ. Padelford.
Hon. and Mrs. william r. Perkins.
Colonel and Mrs G. u. Phillips. DR..
and Mrs. o. II. Richardson. Dean
Minor Roberts. Miss 81. de II. Rob
erts. Hon. and Mrs. w. a. Rupp.
Hon. and Mrs. W. A. Shannon. Mr..
r. Shorrock. DR.. and Mrs. Edward
Lincoln Smith. Dean and Mrs. Lyle
Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID. slim
son, Mrs. Harlan Thomas. Dean and
Mrs. David Thomson, Mrs. Louise
Van Ogle. DR.. and Mrs. Park Weed
willis. Professor Howard Woolston,
Miss Agnes S. VIM. Rev. and Mrs.
Cleveland Kleihauer.
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women's Society First Baptist
Church

The women's society OF the First
Baptist church will hold an allday
meeting at the church. Thursday.
February 2. beginning at 10 A. m.
A basket luncheon will be SERVED at
1880 and at 2 p. m. there viii be
an educational program. DR.. w. *.
McKibben will speak on "Anti-Nar.
cotic Work" and Miss Cynthia
Adams on American Humor From
Mark Twain TO o. Henry" Special
music will be rendered.
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Orthopedic Tea Shop
Calendar

In charge OF the orthopedic Tea
Shop next week will be. Monday.
Capitol Hin Cuild, Mrs. George Sam
pie. chairman. Tuesday, First Hill
Guild, Mrs. u. II. Boswell, hostess;
Wednesday, University Guild. Mrs.
Fred G. Aver will be hostess for the
Faculty wives: Thursday. Queen
Anne study Club. Mrs. NJ. J. Irving,
hostess; Friday, Mount Baker Park
Guild. Mrs. William Anderson, host.
ess; Saturday, Seahurst Auxiliary,
Mrs. s. l.. Bartlett, hostesa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
COMPLIMENTARY Affairs

In honor OF Mrs. Louise Nichols
Chamberlin. prior TO her departure
for visit In los Angels. Mrs
Walter Miller entertained with din
ner OF eight covers at her home Fri
day evening.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs
DenjamIn Gray gave a luncheon for
sixteen friends In her apartment,
with bridge for this later amusement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
Program for
Morning Musicale
Announced

Five OF Scatties well known
musicians will be heard In an inter
cstinr program at the fourth In
a series OF chamber music concerts
TO be given nj tho Pine Arts Hall
next Wednesday morning. under
the auspices Of the Musical Art
society. The program. which has
been arranged BY Francis J. Arm.
strong. will begin promptly at IL
o'clock.
Tho musicians WIN include Mr..
Armstrong. violin: Boyd Wells.
piano. Eleanor Nordhoff Beck. harp.
George kirchner. vlolonecilo. and
Awhile Beisiad. piano.
The program follows:
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DATES
TO REMEMBER

The marriage Of Miss Ida Dicksy
70 Mr.. william Boundy at the
home OF her brother and sister
fn-Iar. Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Dickey,
At sac o'clock
SUNDAY. JANUARY 20
Mr. and Mrs r. J. NcHurh's
'rnovie party for their niece.
Miss Helen Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Hiliard. Jr.
TO entertain with n tea from
until O'Clock. conpIirnentinK
Miss Virginia Wiley and her
fiance. Mr.. Andrew Price.
Seattle Fine Arts society will enter
tain with a tea from until s
O'Clock az the Fine Arts galleries.
honoring Prof. Alfred II. schroff.
MONDAY, JANUARY 80
Miss Antoinetts Black will b. host
ess at dinner for Mas virginia
wiley and her fiance. Mr.. Andrew
Price.
Mrs. Phillip p. Barion's tea. com
piimenting ars O.. Aston Hole.
TUESDAY. JANUARY al
supper pilmenting Miss RATHER
ing Thompson. with Mr.. and Mrs
John Ewing Price as hosts
Mrs. Mitchell Giiilam's tsa at home,
honoring her sister. Mrs. Archi-
oatA y. UNTIL ana mFHs IAArlet
Moore.
Miss Elizabeth Chadwick will on
terrain In compliment TO Mlss
Virginia Wiley, ~ home.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY p
Miss Virginia wiley 10 wed Mr.. An
drew price st $50 O'Clock in the
Pilgrim Congregational church.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY b.
Mrs william Hickman Moore 70
entertain with buffet luncheon.
complimentary TO Mrs. CharlsA
Moore and Mrs. Archibald II.
Cater.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY g.
Junior prom Of tho University Of
Washington at Masonic Temple
Dinner at College club for Miss
Catherine Baxter and her fance,
Mr.. Walter q. Mclean. with Mr.
Taylor Green and Mr.. Dwight
Hartman az hosts.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY is-
The marriage Of Miss Catherine
Baxter 10 Mr. Walter Gray Mo
can, At $40 o'clock. In Trinity
Episcopal church.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY .i--
Formal dance AT Rainier club ny
Sigma Tau. OF rhi Gamma Delta
| FRIDAY, FEBRUARY "a
Mid season Assembly clubs ball in
Christsnsen's hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28

Washington Goods
to Give Vaudeville

University Of Washington students
with dramatic ability will entertain
other students and their friends In
Meany hail Saturday night with the
-. q. "" otherwise Junior Girls
vodvli. Everything from dancing.
patter acts and nki,s 20 movies taken
on the campus will be featured at
this performance. The committee In
charge includes Margery Gilbert.
Constance Phillips. Dorothy Red
mond. Clifford wendali. Richard
Bennett and Donald Mcdonald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
Wellesleu Club Meets

This afternoon at , O'Clock. the
Wellesley club held an interesting
meeting at tho Women's University
club. when two plays were present.
ed BY The Hand Tag Players"--
The Rescue" by Ruth Creighton
Smith. and The Bank Account" by
Howard Brock.
During the afternoon Miss Helen
Robertson from Yakima. OF the
class OF 1891. entertained tho mem
bcrs with the latest news from
wellesley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28

The Queen Anne High School PIT.
A. will meet in the library OF the
school, Friday. February 3. at 1916
y. m. Teachers and pupils OF the
manual training department will
have charge OF the program and
representative specimens OF the
work Will be exhibited. Several
graduate students win tell of the
value Of this training to them in
their business life. Parents OF in
coming freshmen are especially In.
yited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
Seattle Lodge No. Z

Seattle Lodge No. 7. Degree Of
Honor Protective association. will
give progressive whist party on
Tuesday, January 81. at p. m. In
Evergreen hall OF the new A. O. T..
W. building, 1909 Ninth ave. Re.
freshments served and special hon.
ors conferred. THE party will DO
open TO members and friends and
viii be preceded by business meet.
ing at 8 y. IA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
Pretty Luncheon

As n compliment TO Miss Con-
stance Baxter. who has recently re-
turned TO make her home here, Mrs.
Arthur A. Phinney entertained with
a pretty luncheon Of eight covers at
the Hotel Washington this after
noon. Corsages of vlolets and roses
conferred the table, which were later
presented 10 the guests.
Following the luncheon the party
attended the performance OF THE
Bird Of Paradise" at the Metropoli
tan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28

Mrs. Bertha Jacobson IL leaving
tomorrow for New York TO spend
three months.
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MRS. CHRISTINA sUTHER

LAND. formerly OF Cape Breton.
n. s.. died Thursday at her home.
iss2 goth ave. after a long illness.
Mrs. Sutherland. who was ~ years
old. is survived by two sons, Sterling
w. of New York. and Daniel w. of
Seattle: two sisters and two brothers.
Shr was a member of tho First
United Presbyterian church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
Card Party Planned by
WnsHiu0tOn PdrL. Guild

Washington Park guild OF the
orthopedic hospital has arranged a
card party for Friday afternoon.
February 10. at the home OF Mrs.
NJ. Donahoe. s2i seth ave. n. Tick.
cts for the affair may be obtained
from Mrs. Frank +. Dow. East 1925.
or Mrs. w. w. Barr. East SORE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
Russian Club Forms
a Technical Bureau

To get in touch with American
manufacturers and Siberian business
mon. the University Of Washington
Russian club has organized a tech.
meal BUREAU. NJ. j. Allper IN in
charge of the department. with n. l..
salnikov and NJ. Gorbovingzky as as.
sistants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
JIG. DAY wirl rpeak on "compen.

J. G. DAY win speak on "Compen.
sation" at an entertainment 90 be
given at the Millionair club. es w.
Main st, Saturday. at s p. m. A pro-
gram viii be given by c. l.. Smith.
Florence Smith. Selig Ingman. Ruth
walgamuth. Virginia Sierer. Irene
Spencer and w. Burton. The dis.
trict Epworth league will have
charge of Sunday evening services at
the club at 8 O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
ANNIvERsARY HoNoRs

At their Fort Worden quarters -
Friday Captain Joseph Francis Stiic2
L. 5. A. and Mrs. Stiley gave ~
informal dinner in compliment 70
Captain Dorsey ]. rutherford. u =
A.. and Mrs. Rutherford. marking
the birthday anniversary of Captain
Rutherford. who has recently been
transferred from Fort Casey 70 Fort
Worden. where he win take over, -
education and recreation officer. tho
property and duties of Captain Loun
James Bowler. U. S. A, ordered e
the Philippines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
Luncheon for
Miss Wileu

Mrs. Edward Lincoln Smith and
her sister. Mrs. lie Roy Dandy
Lewis. are honoring Miss Virginia
Wiley with a luncheon OF twelve
covers at the Sunset club Monday
afternoon
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Manans Century Club

Tho departments Of tho womsn's
Century club will meet next week
as follows: Tuesday. French depart
ment at the Hotel Washington at
II a m. wednesday. Spanish de-
partment at the Y. w. &. A.. at
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FACING GRAND LARCENY

charges. w. T.. Marion. n stock sales.
man, will he brought back to Seattle
by Sheriff Matt Starwich from Van
couvcr. b. C.. as he returns from the
sheriffs' convention. Marion is ac-
cused OF mortgaging property he did
not possess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
Bridal Party
Entertained

Miss Virginia Wiley was hostess
this afternoon. entertaining with an
Informal tea az her homo aftcr
o'clock for the members % her
bridal party and few Intimate
friends
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Mdrriaqe Announced

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene II. SUNNY
announce the marriage OF their
daughter. Isabel Jean. TO Mr.. Harry
NJ. Taylor. on Saturday. January H.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor will he NJ home
after February 10. at 1901 Garfield
ave. s., Minneapolis. MINI.
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Rainier Beach wm~n's Club

Rainier Beach women'u club viii
entertain the presidents OF the Fed
Grated clubs az its regular meeting
"wednesday. February 4. at the
HON. OF MIR. G. X. sturteyant. s52o
Waters ave. at .. m. An inter
esiinE musical program will be
given.
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Sundau Erenina Supper

Following the concert given by the
Civic Orchestra Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. lie Roy Backus will en-
terrain with an informal supper at
their home. complimentary to Mime
Davenport Engberg.
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FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS for

Mrs. Sarah Frances Hoskins. 20. who
died Friday at her home, ais r.
Madison St. were being made Satur.
day. Mrs. Hoskins is survived by
her husband. Benjamin Hoskins. and
a son. Edwin r.. OF Lowrnan & Han
ford company. The body is at the
Booth Undertaking Co.
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lafayette PIT. A. Will meet
Thursday. February ,. a, p. m.
In tho lunch room Of the school.
Mrs. =. s. soule. OF tho extension
division Of public health and nurs-
Ing OF tho University of Washing.
ton. Will be tho speaker. All moth.
era on the West Side invited
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ADDITIONAL CLUBs
william Mckinley Circle No.

william Mckinley Circle No. III
william Mckinley Circle No. IL.
Ladies' Of the q. A. II. viii give a
dinner "Wednesday. Feb. 1. In Vet
erana' Han. Armory. at .. m.
which will he followed by "A card
party at $50 The circle meeting
will be held at .. m.
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The marriage Of Miss Ida Dicksy
70 Mr.. william Boundy at the
home OF her brother and sister
fn-Iaw. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. N. Dickey.
AZ 70 o-cl0rk.
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Personal

Mrs Raymond Fenner is leaving
Sunday for Eugene. Ore. 10 spend
few days with her sister. Major
Fenner will remain until WcdneE
day. which he will meet Mrs. Fenncr
In Portland and they will proceed
TO their new post a, Salt lake City.
Mrs. william PITT Dillingham;
Charlotte Perry OF Chicago IL visit
ing at the home OF her parents. Mr..
and Mra- N. 4. Perry. az so,h ave.
Mrs. George Black will leave
Tuesday for California, 10 be gone
two or three months.
Mrs. o. w. Heiwig OF San Fran
cisco arrived Wednesday 20 spend
a month with her mother. Mrs.
Gertrude Brawley.
Mrs. Louise Nichols chamberlin
left "wednesday night for Los An
gciea to remain for n month.
Lieut.. Col. r. y. Esty. L. s. A..
has returned to duty at the Univer.
dty II. o. T. C.. after a months
leave OF absence.
Mrs. Cecil II. Tcnny left last night
for an cxtenAd visit Ia California.
Mr.. Charles II. Black returned to-
day from a short trip to California
Mrs. Harold o. Grondall and little
daughter. Virginia. left Wednesday
for Ba'dwin. Wis. where they will
visit relatives
Major 7. T. Clement. Il. s. Acct
Fort Mcdowell. Cal. has been or
dcred to tho II. O. T. C. at the Uni.
versity OF Washington. and will re-
port here soon.
Mrs. Clifford English OF Van
couver. Il. C.. Is visiting MIR. and
Mrs. Il. @. English.
Mrs. Rex Stafford Is leaving Mon.
day for San Francisco. To visit for
awhile before going to New Orleans.
where she will be Joined by her sis.
ter. Mrs. George Hare. and proceed
to Cuba She will be away until
about April 10.
Miss Helen Hagemeyer and Miss
Mabel Hagemeyer arrived last even.
ing from Cincinnati, and are the
house guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff.
ford Wiley until after the Wiley.
Price wedding. Miss Katherine
Thompson will arrive this evening
from Lewiston, Pa. to be a guest
at the Wiley home.
Mrs. Thomas A. Fransioll left this
morning for Coronado to visit Mrs.
Phillips Morrison for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Zednick are
receiving congratulations on the
birth OF "A daughter Friday. January
la.
Mrs. o. G. Barron, OF Boston. will
arrive next week TO DO the guest of
her daughter. Mrs. Joseph Hyde, Jr
Mrs. Bertha Jacobson IL leaving
tomorrow for New York TO spend