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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-29
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village ard
Advertisements.

fNNNNi hsS''NHeSs
Fine roasting chickens at Estes
Market
Boys and girls school shoes priced
lowest at the New Y0rl Store.
Beef, veal lamb pork, ham and
bacon Of fine quality at the Checker
line. :"
w e. Putnam Of Bellows Falls Is
guest Of his niece, Mrs. John Leonard
Cole.
Try a rib or pot roast OF beef at
Estes Market Telephone us.
Ladlej muslin pettiroats specially
priced at 40 cents at the New York
Store.
Fancy legs and stews OF lamb, spe
cially priced for Saturday only At
the Checkerline Z"
Bulk link and bag sausage at Estes
Marke; Telephone IT'S.
For Sale--Wlnter overcoat in good
condition Conservative style, at right
price. Inquire II. NJ. Barnes, Y NJ
G. A.
A small pocket book was found
on Washington avenue a few days
ago. owner may have same by call.
Ing at the Banner Office, proving prop
erty and paying for this ad.
A daughter. Lydia Parker Shaw,
was born to Mr. and Mrs. +. Clifford
Shaw on Saturday, September 23rd at
Port Chester, y. Y Latest informa-
ton suggested that mother and daugh.
ter were doing nicely.
Four years ago today was the day
that the allied forces broke thru the
iiindenburg line 1t Is being oDsery.
ed in many places Ill Bennington
the only attention paid IS the display
OF flags by patriotic citizens.
Have You had some OF that good
home made sausage at the Checker
line?
Yum Ripper will be observed by the
Jewish residents OF Bennington in
the customary manner. The period
begins at sun down Sunday and con
tnues to sun down Monday The Jew
ish merchants will close their places
Of business all day Monday.
Native lamb and very fine veal for
Saturday at Estes Telephone us.
The state board OF control, consist
ing Of Governor Hardness, State Audi
tor Benjamin Gates, Treasurer w. f.
Scott, Roland H. Stevens and Judge
John w. Weeks made an official visit
TO the Vermont soldiers home here
today The members Of the board
arrived here during the forenoon by
automobile from Rutland Luncheon
was served at the home and the Wis
itors left during the afternoon for
! Brattleboro
Fresh oysters and clans at Estes
Market Telephone 7l5
The pulpit OF the Methodist Epis-
copal church viii be occupied Sunday
by a speaker of unusual prominence
in UNCONVENTIONAL circles. Rev. Ar
| thur Bruce Moss. ID. D.. who ha been
secured to speak here three times
| Sunday l. the associate Of DR. Frank
Mason North, secretary of the Board
Of Foreign Missions, a young man OF
rare talent and a vigorous and elo-
quent speaker Dr. Moss was Chaplain
with the British army during the war,
and is in very close touch with the
political situation in the Far East.
Besides speak ng at the morning and
evening services OF worship, DIT Moss
will address the Brotherhood Bible
class at noon.
Cream, enappy, pimcnto an Amari-
can cheese at Estes MaIlet Tele-
phone 7l5.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-29

"The late Mrs. George Gould" said
a New York woman, dressed beauti-
fully, but she never dressed darngly.
She didn't approve Of daring dress.
Mrs Gould entertained an English
woman at her Lakewood place last
year. This Englishwoman was very
lovely. Very ultra, too,
Il was invited to dinner to meet
her. She is an athlete, you know-a
swimmer, a barefoot dancer polo
player and all that sort of thing. AS
she passed down the long salon OF
Georgian court in marvellous dinner
gown | said to Mrs. Could:
"Oh, her figure is too divine
~ think, said Mrs. Gould, it's too
diyinable.'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-29
Horse Rode on cowea,ehw.

A tall story was brought into New
Westminster, b. c., by the crew Of an
electric railway train, Fraser Valley
branch. They said tnat ms they wait
ed at the "Y" for westbound c. n. II.
freight to get on to the bridge they saw
horse jump off the cowcotcher Of the
G. n. II, locomotive. 1t ran down the
Is. c. electric railway track toward
their train, halted until the c. n. r.
train went past, then turned and gal
lOped back to the south shore; Stun
bled once on the ties, then 'reganed its
footing and vanished The story goes
ON to say that the freight had run
through band of horses at Hope and
this one had been riding on the cow
catcher for several miles
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-29
Old Sea cantain Vanlshes.

Among the seas mysteries there is
none more interesting than the fate of
Capt Joshua Slocum of Fairhaven,
Mass.
Captain Slocum retired sea captain
sailed around the world in small
boat, with an old clock by way of a
chronometer, and not even a dog for
companionship.
Captain Slocum completed his three
year trip in 1893, rested for ten years,
and then took to sea again in his
thirty-sixfoot Spray. He was never
heard of afterward.
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Ped. Beaked sparrows Pets.

A dab of rouge on the beak makes
all the difference in the world in the
value OF sparrows, without it the
bird must forage for food and be rated
as low caste resident of any feath-
cred community. But when Its bill is
high shade of yermilion, a lipstck
red that won't come off, sparrow is
a house pet so desirable that 1000 of
them have just been imported.
They are Java sparrows, but they
are just sparrows, in size and in twlt-
ter, usually slaty gray in color Occa.
sionally they are pure white.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-29
ostriches by Parcel Post.

From the southeastern corner Of the
United States in the Florida peninsula
to the far northwestern corner in the
state of Washington, probably the long
est straight-line distance that can be
Travelled in the continental limits of
the country, two baby ostrlches were
brought to their destination alive and
kicking through the medium Of the
parcel post The ostrich peeps" were
about re size of fullgrown brown
l. Enorn hens.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-29

"You wrote me- protested the sum-
mer boarder, that mosquitoes never
bothered you"
"They don't" said Mr.. Cobbles. 1--WE
been living here more than 30 years.
In that length of time man can get
used to anything Birmingham Age
Herald
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-29
Nstional Vacatlon.Land.

Colorado has a representation Of as
many MS y states in Sume OF its
mountain resorts through cabins
huilt by outsiders for their enjoyment
during the vacation season
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-29
A Heavy Burden.

Ethel-Stella carries her age well,
doesn't she?
Clara-Yes. It's wonder she
doesn't grow tired OF the burden.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-29
Just So.

"IlOw about an itching palm?'
IAN itching palm is all right II
man Is willing to scratch for d living"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-29

OUR GANG CoMEDY:-"ONE TERRIBLE DAY"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-29
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SAIE.-Iaffe super Cooling
Radiator for Ford 500 Reward guar
anteed against freezing damage Make
the Jaffe Radiator the best Ford re-
placement on the market ueury ".
Ross. So SALISBURY .2Itt'
FOR SALE Two saddles tn FIRST
class condition. one % mans saddle and
other a side saddle Mrs &. a. Powers.
Phone s2-W. 25tb
WANTED with car TO sell
complete line low priced Tires ana
Tubes 800 900 per week and expenses
Sterllugworth Tire CO.. Sterling T..
Liverpool. ohio. 2'il'
WANTED 300 or 200u cords OF pulp
or stove wood Co haui For prices ad
dress 3D. W." Box ESD Bennington. VI
25tG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-01

The various departments OF the
Woman'a Century club will convene
next week as follows. Monday. April
>, at 2 y. m. the art department will
meet In the Erickson room OF the
Y. w. C. a. Election OF officers. The
program viii consist OF a paper on
dorado Taft" by Miss Garloek and
ON Violet Oakley" by Mrs. r., O.
Jones. Tuesday the French depart.
ment will meet at the Hotel Wash.
ington ut II a. m.
Wednesday tho Spanish depart.
ment will meet Mt the Y. w. G. A. AT
1910 a m. Child study department
at the home Of Mrs J. u. Harrison.
55i5 34th ave. ~. ", at .. m. Mira
y. A. Bailey viii be the speaker. The
postponed meeting OF the drama de.
partmcnt Will meet at tho home Of
Mrs. r. s. Ingraham. 1852 18th ave.
~. Mrs. w. II. Utter will give a talk
on "Pageantry." and n play entitled
Sweet and Twenty" will be read.
Election Of officers.
Friday the departments VIII meet
at the Y. w. c. A. Literature and
travel Mt IL a. m. Review of Main
Street" by Mrs. NJ. II. Brown; discus
sion OF Modern Newspaper" by
Mrs. NJ. T. Pearl AUGMENTATION
department at .. m. Music depart
mcnt. business meeting. at ~ m.
Election Of officers. Regular meet
ing Of the Century club at y. m.
Program by the music department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-01
Patrons and Pdtroncsses
Named for Southern
DrJI,s

Plans for the Southern BAH.
Robert Il. Lee Chapter. Daughters
OF the conred-racy. Ia giving at
the Seattle Yacht Club on Monday
evening. April 20. are progressing
rapidly under the Craftsmanship Of
Mrs Thomas John Acheson.
The patrons and pasronessos for
the affair are 10 be Mr.. and Mr.
Daniel Kslleher. Mr.. and Mrs James
u. Howe. Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua
Green. Colonel Oscar ]. Charles. U.
3. A.. and Mrs. Charles. Mayor
Hugh NJ. Caldwell and Mrs. cald.
well. Mr.. and Mrs ID. r. Frederick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Logan BuIlitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Bogle. Judge
and Mrs. stephen J. Chadwick.
Lieut. Commander Major Shirley. U.
s. ". and Mrs. Shirley. Of Brcmsr-
ton: Judge and Mrs. j. T. Ronald.
Mrs. william wilkins. Or. and Mrs
J. Tate Mason and Mr.. J. c. Mar
maduke
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-01
Course Of Lectures for
Benefit of House Fund

DIR. Stevenson Smith will give a
course of SIX lectures on THE
Psychology OF Discipline" at the
Gamma Phi Beta house. beginning
"Wednesday evening. April s. at 8
O'Clock. the proceeds TO be used for
the benefit OF the house fund.
Tickets may be obtained from the
following women: Mrs. Frank l..
Horsfall. Mrs. Miller Freeman. CAPT.
tol Hill; Mrs. William Dehn. univcr.
sity: Mrs. Roy Kinnear. Queen
Anne; Mrs. George o. Brehm. Mt.
Baker Park. and Mrs. Harold Moore.
Madrona-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-01
Committees Named for
Card Pdrtu

The committees in charge Of the
card party the woman's Century
! club Is giving at the Hotel Wash
tngfon Wednesday afternoon and
evening. April 10. will be. In the aft
ernoon. Mrs. George Hacker. chair.
man: Mrs. Frank woiff. Mrs. J.
VIII Jones. Mrs. Charles II. Field.
Mrs. r. r. Weeks and Norwood
Crockett. and In the evening. Mrs.
J. r. Hill. chairman; Mrs. George
Mclaughlin. Mrs. r. o. Jones. Mrs
y. b. Berendes. Mrs. Henry Bittnan
and Mrs A. I. Nofsinger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-01
Engagement of Miss
8NeHa Announced

Mr.. and Mrs Alphcus Byers Of
- city announce TN. engagement
- their daughter. Kathryn. 10 DIR.
ESagene Hodges Pound OF Jackson
VILE. fla
Mis- Byers graduated from the
Uuiverxity Of Washington In 1920
md ID member Of Alpha Delta Pi
oprortty. Following her graduation
she accepted n position as assistant
city bacterioioxist OF Jacksonville.
8bs IL returning to Seattle In June
ard tn wedding win take place in
he early fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-01
Smart Reception at
S3e11set Club

ne reception ut the Sunset club
- evening. which honored British
AmbarsAdor Sir Auckland Gedde-
4nd Lady Geddes. was very smart IN
overy detail.
The guests were received in sh-
4<owtnx room OF the club. and In
~ recetvins line were Mrs John
ulltnn. Sir Auckland Ceddes and
~ Ceddes. British Consul Bernard
1sl1v and Mrs. PeIiy. MFR. and Mrs.
f14nk Waterhousc. Mr.. and Mrs
A1o1nnder BailIie. Judge and Mrs.
locnerd Baiitnger and Rev. Herbert
~ 0owen and Mrs. Gowen.
a Ho1kets OF spring flowers and
4 ofeens decorated the rooms. and sup.
~ v4s served In the dining room,
from = handsome table which held
three iarge baskets OF white carna.
etene red tulips. blue tinted pussy
Willows and greens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-01
Cast of" Children of the
'GheftO" Entertained

Tho cart Of the Children Of tbs
Ghetto" which VIII be presented a,
the Metropolitan thsater by th. unl
versity Of Washington Mcnorah so
cIe,y. were entertained Friday might
BY Menorah alumni at tho home Of
Miss Ruby Clein.
AFR. David Eiprin. who plays tbs
role Of the Cantor In the -Chiidren oi
the Ghetto entertained the grUur
assembled with few wcllchoaon vo
cal rcnditions.
The alumni group was composed
OF former students Interested In ORA
natlcs who had taken parts in the
presentation Of the Msnorah play.
The Family" In 1917.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-01


|vuARMiNc IN its sweet simple
ity was the wedding last even.
Ms OF one OF Seattle's most beau
Gful and popular maids--MiSs Mar.
pn Lane. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James Frederick Lane. and Mr.. wii.
Jam Austin ingram. son OF Mr..
IND Mrs. william T. Ingram. OF JEFF.
ersonsnle. Ind.
The ceremony was performed az
I)he lovely home Of the brides par.
nts. ~lAnehufst.- ON Lake Wash.
neton. Rev. r. A. Hilton reading
ME service az $40 o'clock in tho
presence cf the immediate family.
oefcre an improvised altar In front
- the fireplace In the living room.
Grccns. and pink and white spring
blossoms banked this attractive
bower while tall. branching can.
delAbra stood on either side.
The dainty bride. who was unas.
tended. was exquisite In her bridal
dress Of lace and chiffon draped
ever foundation OF ivory satin.
the bottom Of the skirt designed IN
uneven points. Graceful cascades
Of chiffon fell from the waist line
And the bodice vas lovely In It's
simple desixn.
Her veil Of billowy tnfie and LACE
Termed tho train IL was arranged
- cap effect. wreath OF orange
o1oeeoms encsrciing her brow and
'1oiltng down either side to the
uhoulders. and her bouquet was a
Shower az brides roses, gardenlas
on4 niies II the valley.
Following the service q family
dinner Was served. the table holding
- basket of fragrant spring flowers.
~. and Mrs. Ingram left on their
Uet61n9 trip. the bride travelling In
~ orchid tweed taillcur with hat
- oorTeepond and a corsage OF
F<hldH They will be at home at
II oaks.~ in Jeffersonviile, Ind.
Mn Ingram II graduate OF Fer.
49, Ridge convent. and Mr.. Ingram
graduated from the Naval Academy
q Annapolis with the class OF 1879.
lIe WA& In command OF the regiment
- m1dahipmen and president OF his
o1nnA He also was captain OF the
1ootnon team and stroked the nayy.s
oAampton crew.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-01
Palm Circle No. GO

Palm Circle No. SO. Neighbors OF
Woodcraft. will entertain with a
reception and reunion In Brother.
hood hall. First ave. and Pike st.
Tuesday evening, April 4. honorlng
Grand Inner Sentinel. Josephine
Mclaughlin, who has served AZ
clerk OF the circle for the past "a
years. Woodcraft OF Seattle cor.
daily invited 10 participate.
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Personal

Mr. and Mira Iruc~ NJ raris Of
Vancouver. y. C.. viii arrive the
first OF the week TO visit Mrs. Paris
parents. Judge and Mrs. IL. u. Had
10y. for a shor; time.
Mai =. NJ Waiting. u. =. A.. and
Mrs. waiiing Of Camp Lewis are the
weekend gusrtA % Mr.. and AIRS.
Prank ". frcgweiL
Mr.. and Mrs. A. u. Galloway. Mr.
and Arr. James u. brewster and
Mr. T. Frnnk Ryan mo,orcd 20 Van.
couver. u. C.. Friday to spend the
week end.
sr. and Mrs. J. y. Adams OF In.
dlanapolis. Ind. are the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. clyde uadiey.
Mr.. Harry Glenn stiho- returned
Thursday FROM several days spent In
Victoria u. c.
Mr.. Frederick A. Hansen returned
yesterday from Portland. wher. he
has been spending few days.
hr. Alexander Chalmers Is in
Portland on a short trip.
Mrs. Francis J. Armstrong and her
father. Dean Ware Of Hoqulam. left
yesterday for n weeks motor trip IN
British Columbia. Mrs. Ware will
join them In Vancouver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daryl Elliott white
arc receiving congratulations upon
tho birth OF a daughter Tuesday eve.
ming at the Swedish hospital.
Mrs =. L. Long of Proar~r ana
Mrs. Charles Howard and Miss Ger.
aldins Howard Of Spokane. who have
been the guests Of MFR. and Mrs. Ia.
vid Bowen. left the first Of the week
for their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mandnri Henry
are among tho recent arrivals at the
Hotel Green in Pasadena, Cal.
Mrs. David Bowen left Friday for
the East. TO be away until the last
Of June.
Mrs. David Morgan Roderiek
Grams hall. Arnory. Wednesday
son VIII arrive Tuesday TO spend the
summer with her parents. Judge and
Mrs. c. A. c. Rochester.
Mr.. c. O. Martin win return next
Saturday from six weeks trip
TO Salt Lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs. william n. Hooking
returned Thursday from IA trip to
Victoria, Is. c.
Mr.. Russell @. Page. Jr., "a
visiting friends in Portland.
Mr.. Dietrich Schmitz left yestor
day for Portland on a short bust.
ness trip
Mr.. and Mrs. N. NJ. Harris. who
have been visiting their daughter.
Mrs. Ralph Wlltamuth. left satur.
day for their home in Iowa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-01
WaIIInrford Circle IN

wnliingford Circle "a OF the r-irw,
Presbyterian church will he enter.
tanned al the heme Of Mrs. NJ. y
farr~r. s7is Dcnunore ave. We'd.
ncAday. April 3. AZ .. M. Exccu,iv.
meeting AZ /. Tho study period. con.
Quoted by Mrs VI y. Farrer. viii b.
IN charge a Mrs. r. r. Parke. Visit.
ors welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-01

COINCIDENCE
In tho seventeenth century. one
Henri de Ia Tour a. Auverque de
Turennc. a superb commander was
magechal de France. Today. IN The
twentieth century, one u. Auzias de
Turenne enterinlnn In honor n an
other u the worlds great soldiers,
Joseph Jhaucs ccaairo Joffre. mare
chai dc France.
SOLDIERS ALL
on wednesday, with his Fort Wor.
den dining room deeked IN stars and
stripes. with festival tables conferred
by miniature soldiers in military
formation. with place cards adorned
by nlikcn flags. and n menu III for
conauerinR hero. Colonel Henry
Macpherson Merriam. T. s. A.. com
mander OF Fort Worden. presided AZ
host at stag dinner In compliment
10 Colonel John l.. Hayden. u. y. A,
commander OF the Puget Sound coast
defenssa. who rciirca ON March tbir-
ty.flrst, and IN whose honor the Off
GERS Of Fort Worden turned out TO
a man. pledging their popular chief
continued loyalty. and the best OF
luck. The ilrt assembled Colonel
John l.. Hayden, u. y. n. com
mander Of the Puget Sound coast de
fenseH. Major Albion X. Lockwood.
4. y. A., Major Alvin Charles Miller.
medical corps. u. =. A.. Captain
Francis james Fitzpatrick. y. \. A..
Captain Kerwln alp. Rice. Y. =. A..
Captain James r. Jacobs. u. s. A..
Captain william q. Jefford. u. 3. A..
Captain Arthur ID. Hughes. L. y. A..
Captain Nyal l.. Adams. y. 3. A..
Captain Il. II. fnman. medical corps.
4. +. A.. Captain Joseph Francis Sti-
ley. u. 4. A.. Chaplain George Run
van Longbrake. u. =. A. Captain
Dorsey J. Rutherford. L. \. A.. Cap
tain J. l.. Boyd. dental corps, Z. \.
A., Lieutenant Cyrus Quentin Ebcl.
ton. u. =. A.. Lieutenant Dean Rich
ard Dlckey. T.. =. A.. Lieutenant
Lopez Bailey Lowry. U. s. A., Lieu
tenant Guniave III. vogrl. II. =. A..
Lieutenant Edward l.. Supple. Y. =.
A., Lieutenant Harold l.. gteible. u.
\. a. Lieutenant Frederick Lord
Hayden. 4. \. A. An interesting ad'
junot To this affair was the waitress
corps. chic and charming. which was
suspected TO include such person
ages az Mrs. Merriam. wife OF Colo.
mel Henry Macpherson Merriam. u.
A. A.. commander Of Fort Worden.
Mrs. Miller. wife Of Major Alvin
Charles Miller. medical corps. u. =.
A.. Mrs. Fitzpatrick. wife OF Captain
Francis James Fitzpatrick. 4. :. A.,
Mrn. Stiiey. wife Of Captain Joseph
Francis stIlcy. u. 4. A.. Mrs. Hughes.
wife OF Captain Arthur u. Hughes.
4. 8. A.. Mrs. Hayden. wife of Lieu.
TENANT Frederick Lord Hayden.
u. s. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-01

ADDITIONAL CLUES


Stevens womaa'a Relief Corps No.
I win en,~rfain az noon day lunch
~on. Friday. April 7. at the residence
OF Mrs Belle sheppard. SIS Thomas
g.. who viii he assisted by Mr.. Let.
tie HiKiry. A progressive whist game
will follow the luncheon. Members
are requested 10 bring refreshments.
Grand Army comrades and friends
invited. Take cars No. :. ~. 20 or
10. Call Elliott 1a75 West for table
reservations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-01
DATES
TO REMEMBER

SATURDAY. APRIL T.
Reception at the Fine Arts gallery
BY the Washington stats chapter
Of the American Institute Of
Architects. at o'clock.
SUNDAY. APRIL D.
InterIaksn GuiId's L>nten musicale
~ the home Of Mrs 3. II. Kyle
At o'clock.
M. and Mrs. william ". Giorius TO
entertain with Informal supper at
home.
Mr.. and Mr.. A. u. stewart 10 en-
terrain ct dinner for Mr.. and Mrn.
Alexander BaiIiie.
THURSDAY. APRIL g.
Mrs. Frank Preston win be hostess
at Informal bridge.
FRIDAY. APRIL T.
Cadet ball In the Hippodrome.
MONDAY. APRIL H.
Junior clubs costume tumble
Ball" at Queen Anne hail.
i North Broadway circle OF tho Fruit
and Flower Missions card party
and tea at the Seattle Yacht club.
|wEDN EsDAY, APRIL 49,
Bazaar and card party BY Woman
Century club at Hotel Washing
ton.
Denny THURMAN Guilds bali in
Masonic Temple.
MONDAY. APRIL a.
Queen Anne Guilds card party and
bazaar at the Bungalow.
Robert II. Lee chapter. Daughters
Of tn. Confederacy. viii entertain
with ball at the Seattle Yacht
club.
"WEDNESDAY. MAY H.
LeHfen Blli Guilds card party at
the fscbt club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-01
Mount Baker Luncheon
Club to Entertain

The Mount Baker Luncheon club
will entertain at luncheon next
Wednesday at the club house.
Luncheon will be served at j, fol.
lowed by an afternoon OF bridge.
| The hostesses will be Mrs. Macy
Nicholson, chairman, Mrs.. Rainier
Beeuwkes, Mrs. f.. A. Quigle and
Mrs. 4. j. Appleton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-01
Birthduu Pdrtu

For tho pleasure Of her little
daughter Venice, on her 18th birth
day, Mrs. u, q. Richards entertained
fourteen little girls at her home, 1909
Terry ave-, mst evening. II was a
pink and white party. developed in
the decorations and in tho ices and
cakes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-01
Small Bridge Luncheon,

compiimenting Miss Phebe Nell
Tidmarsh. who Is leaving soon to
spend the summer In England. Mrs.
John A. Baiiiargeon will entertain
with a small luncheon followed by
bridge at her home Monday after
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-01
Informal Bridge

Capt Kenneth NJ. Moor-. 4. 2. A..
and Mrs. Moore entertained with an
informal bridge Of thrive tables al
their home. SOC +. Goth ~. last eve
ming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-01
Queen Ammo Circle Child
Conservation I~arue

Queen Anne Circle OF tho Child
conservation hague will meet with
Mrs. It"nn G. Macdonald. 1908 second
ave. ~, Tuesday. April {. OF ? q. m.
vocal solos will he given by Mrs. ID.
G. Knapp and nrv. Glen IL Master.
Heading. Miss Dorothy snowden.
Lincoln circle viii be present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-01
Latona PIT. A.

Under the auspices OF the Iatona
PIT. A.. the moving picture. '"The
Courtship OF Miles Standish." will
be given in the assembly hall OF the
school, Wednesday, April 6, after.
noon and evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-01
Luncheon as Birthday
Commitment

compIimeniing Mrs Henry Brod-
crick and Mrs. J. n. MacPhcrson.
whose birthdays were celebrated thin
week. Mrs. J. l.. Macdonald enter.
tained with n bridge luncheon for
eight at her homo yesterday after.
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-01
|No-Host Dinner

Mr. and Mrs. G.. A. Held are spon.
soring a no-host dinner for twenty
at the first dinner dance OF the
spring season. given at the Yacht
club this evening.