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Evening star., 1922-12-29
RULES COMMITTEE WARNS
OF"OUTSIDE INFLUENCES:
Game Itself Is Held to Be All Right But Pressure to
! Win Has Developed Evil Practices Collegiate
Body Progresses.

SN YORK. December E~Wanng that "outsde influences"
threatening the prestige and good name of foot ball. which
report of the American intercollegiate ball
National
The T. of
1nansfip OF the
Interest the wideSpea
the athletic
which
sport INDUCED generally would speedily
Evening star., 1922-12-29
VILLA AND MARTIN MIX
AT TEN ROUNDS TONIGHT

cho villa, Filipino holder of the Amer
ican fyweight boxing title. will meet
Terry Martin, Providence bantam
weight, tonight in a fifteen n-round
contest at Madison Square Garden.
Villas title will not be at stake, as
articles Of agreement call for the
principals to weigh in iat 116 pounds.
four pounds over the hyweiEht limit
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Do,c', the Alleys

Hilltoppers Of the Washington
Ladies' League had an easy time win
ming all three games rolled from the
independents Their scores were 481.
ATS and 473. the Independents not
getting within hailing distance in any
game Rena Levy had the high set
1o7, los, 1l0-323-and Lorraine Gulli
the high game-113 Western Union
and Registry are scheduled for to-
night.
In the Terminal ~" League the
Nuts won two out of three games
from the Car Department. Langley
Of the winners grabbed all the honors
high game. III. and high set. 1924.
Evening star., 1922-12-29

The mind exercises an amazing
control of the muscular exertiOns
Of the golfer. The average player
never suspects 1t, but It Ii his
mind that makes most of his shots
go bad when they do 20 bad. He
charges it to everything else under
the sun. The whole trouble lies
in the fact that he has not deter
mined, definitely and dOminantlt.
In his mind exactly what he in
tended to do before he attempted
10 do IT.
The player must learn this fine
pclnt of Concentration. He must
know precisely what he wants to
do. since unless he does know. how
can the mind. which controls the
muscles and flashes to them what
they are to do just before they
do ID. do it's part of the wOrkf
Here is "a golfer who cut a hole
xO big in the hall Of fnme for golf
erx that you could build nine
hole course in the ope ening. He Is
Jerome tJerryl Travers. four times
winner Of the national amateur
cham piOnshfp. TrnVerA' record
stan6s, as n permanent question
mark in golf, the question beings
Cnn any other player ever dupli-
cate his feat now that there are 40
many fine players and with the
equipment Of the game SO greatly
impr0veds
Copyright. John r. lille Col
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FORMER MENTOR ATC. u.
IS In LINE FOR POSITION
Believed That Athletic Board of Charlottesville Insti
tuition Will Announce His Choice Within
the Next Week.
BY II. G. BYRD.

LBERT A. EXENDNE foot bali Georgetown
~ the last probably will of srdon
at the University Virginia Nsnas
board within the expected
after the will confirm the
familiar with the situation that Exndne
fill Tom Campbe Nothing
from anybody officially connected with athletics Virginia
probable trend of action at Charlottesville
Evening star., 1922-12-29
THRILLING BOUTPROMISED
AS KANSAS MEETS WHITE
BY FAIR PLAY.

EW YORK December 9When Rocky Kansas and Charley White
today scrawled their John Hncok along the dotted line of the
Madison Garden
evening of January they assured the fight fans of of the
sensational of the thus far
week back should be
both Rocky and Charley shape for the
M1ennaf
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JUNIOR THTTO PRECEDE
ALOYSIUS.TOURIST CAME

lOlSlUS CLUBS big five and the New York Tourists will
~ the themselves Central Coliseum
basket
Athletic Club The
youuo TO osMuui uto oc
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SEEK TO EASE PENALTIES
FOR FUMBLING FOOT BALL
BY WALTER CAMP.

ME magned foot bail fumb1erand his lgnhas
developed friends who bring before the meeting
the ball
terrible responsibility that
friends
a. meetng of meno
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ODD FELLOWS LEAGUE
PROVIDES GREAT RACE

SiA teams are very much in tn,
running for the flag in the odd Eel
lows Duckpin League. according to
averages just announced by &. r
IRON, oficial scorer. Mount Pleasant
Is setting the pace. Here are tn.
h2ures for the first series:
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STAINING OF TEAMS.

3fe Idile 10 ue f0IIed OF.
LEAGUE RECORDS.
High team game-Mt Pheasant 56T
High team set-Mt. Pheasant l. 624
- High individual eame-C. +. Croft M
Pleasant. 1876
High individual set-P. Elicit. Amity: @.
F. Croft, Mt. Pheasant 375.
High averaSe-P. Elicit. Amity. lll-lS
sparet-P. Elicit Amity. ST.
etrikes-Moreland, Federal City; C. F. Croft.
Mt Pleasant. 12
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DUNDEE MEETS o,BRIEN.

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. December "a
Johnny Dundee. junior lightweight
champion boxer. and Tommy O'Brien
Of California will meet in q en-round,
no-deoision contest hsse tonight
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WESTMINsTERs SCORE.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. December 90.
The Westminsters of this city de-
feated the Victorias of Boston five
goals to nothing in an exhibition
hockey game last night.
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MARQUETTE VS.. VERMONT.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. December 29.
Marquette University foot ball team
will meet the University Of Vermont
here on Thanksgiving day. 1923.
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HOCKEY GAME TO EvELETH.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. December %
Eveleth, Mimi, defeated the Milwau-
kee hockey team 1 to o in a league
match last night.
Evening star., 1922-12-29

DEFEATS CANADIANS.
BOSTON, December 29.-Boston COL
lege defeated McGill University At
hockey here last night, 3 to /.
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Chauncey Olcott in
Ragged Robin a Hit

you know that ~ will be stormy
weather for the villain.
Mr.. Oioott particularly pleased
his audience with the hallads Sweet
Little Giri OF My Dreams" and
The Click Of Her Little Broghnn."
Ills personality shines thru his work
constantly. and endeara him 10 his
hearers
The bright spot in the production
for me is Marie Vernon. a very
young lady who plays the part Of
sheelah Grattan with such sparkle
and grace that when she II on the
stage ones eyes rarely wander from
her
Fairly elaborate rtsRs settings.
done IN the traditional realistic man.
ner, provide the backgrounds for the
comedy, and special musicians APP.
pear with the company.
There will be "A performance every
night this week with Wednesday and
Saturday matinees,
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ny GITNN HTGIIIcs

Chauncey Oic0tt II too familiar and
weilloyed figure on the American
stage TO demand anything by way
OF Introduction. therefore when !
nay that he opened weeks engage
ment at tho metropolitan theater
Sunday night. using Ragged Rob.
In" his latest musical comedy sue
cess. as his vehicle. l have no doubt
said enough 20 attract his host Of
friends and admirers.
Ragged Robin" Ia a simple story.
nothing more than "A picturesque
framework for MIR oleott's Irish bal.
lads. and consequently IL would be
Inappropriate for one TO apply strict
dramatic standards in any eHtima'
ton OF its worth. There II giri,
the traditional Celtic girl OF tho early
nineteenth century. who believes IN
fairies, and who fails Ia love with
Ragged Robin. the wandering sin.
ger, There IL the father. stern 20
the point OF cruelty. with hts eye 20
the girls and his own suecessful
future. There Is the villain. ter.
ribie villain with n lantern jaw and
an iron will. who counives with the
father for the hand OF the girl.
Then. luckily. there are the fairies
Themselves who disport themselves
In the moonlight and taxi. hand
In shaping the dentinics OF mof'als.
As aoon as they interest themselves
In the love OF Margaret and Robin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-15

when you wash your child's hair.
bs careful what you Use. Most soaps
and prepared shampoos contain too
much aIkaii. which Is very injurious
as II dries this scalp and makes the
hair brittle.
Tho best thing TO use 10 Ifuisffied
cocoanut oil shampoo. for this IL pure
and entirely greaseless. It's vary
cheap and beats anything else al 70
pieces.
Two or three teaspconfuls Of Mui-
sified in a cup or glass with . little
warm water In all that II required
Simply moisten ths hair with water.
and rub # IN. II makes an sbun.
dance OF rich. creamy iashsr.
cieanses thoroughly. and rfnses out
eaaily. The hair dries quickly ana
evenly, and in soft. fresh-iookins.
bright. fluffy. wavy and easy 20 han
die. Besides. IL iooaens and takes
out every particle OF dust. dirt and
danfruff You can get Muidfied a
any drug ssore. and few ounces viii
last everyone in tho family for
months BE sure your druggist gives
you MulslfIed,--Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-15
"Sports Clothes Dance
Hume Success

The women's University clubs
~sports Clothes Dance OF the
Masonic temple Saturday evening
was one OF tho smArtest dances OF
the spring season.
Tho hall was gay with branches OF
dpxwocd and fruit blossoms ar
ranged on the pillars In wall pockets
and = large attendance IN colorfui
sports clothes and dainty summer
frocks tripped gayiy thru the fash.
tonahle dances.
Card tables were arranged for
those who did not care 20 dance. ard
the boxes assembled large numssr
Of interested oniookers. A. &c o'clock
NacDougaii a southwick xave an
elaborate fashion revue. which was
received with enthusiasm.
Mrs. Frank Bayley and Mrs. Aivsh
JAmuel Carr. with the members OF
the entertainment committss. we're
TIN hostcsses for the cvaLing.
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Pdtronesses Named
for Dance

The patroness list for the dance
the recreational division Of the sdu-
cational department OF the Chamber
Of Commerce Is giving Friday eve
ming at the Masonic Temple. for the
school teachers Of Seattle includes
Mrs. Hugh NJ. Caldwell. Mrs. Il. j.
Brown. Mrs. Frank waterhouse. Mrs.
Daniel y. Trefethen. Mrs. caspar
Sharpies. Mrs. r. q. Graham. Mrs.
Burke. Mrs. j. u. Lowman. Mrs.
John L. Travis. Mrs. Carl Gould.
Mrs. Reginald Parsons. Mrs. Henry
Suzzaiio. Mrs. s. H. Hedges. Mrs.
George Donworth. Mrs. Richard A.
Ballinger. Mrs. Don Palmer. Mrs
Park Weed Willis. Mrs. Judson Jen.
nings. Miss May Goldsmith. Mrs. w.
j. Santmyer. Mrs. T. r. Taylor. Mrs.
Worrall Wilson, Mrs. Edwin A.
sfrout, Mrs. c. J. Smith. Mrs. Josiah
Collins. Mrs. Lester J. Clarke, Mrs.
John L. Travis.
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Higher Duty Sought
on Citrus Products

WARRINGTON. May ib.--senator
Hiram Johnson. California. opened a
fight today In the senate 20 get high.
err duties on cltrie acid and citrate
Of lime for the protection OF the cit.
rus fruit industry OF California.
The duties on citrle acid and
citrate of lime an proposed by the
senate committee on finance are Is
cents and cents respectively. John.
son asks 20 cents and ~ cents re.
hpectlYeiY.
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Celebrate Mothers
Day With Firewater

Tweniy-four quarts Of liquid JOY,
discovered BY tho police dry squad.
caused the arrest Sunday Of Frank
Pointiere. 81. cook. who. police say.
was celebrating Mothers' day with
tho aid Of rainin wine. fontisre lives
nj toa Sixth ave.
4 bottle OF moonHhin. likewise
caused the downfall OF y. q. Gabriel
al Union ~. and Third ave. Sunday,
Gabriel was released on ball.
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Miss Fischer Names
Bridal Pdrty

Miss Grace Fischer has chosen rs
bridal attendants at her weddink
ID Mr.. George Alison kries OF seattie'
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick kfies'
Il Portland. which h to Le solemn
sxed nj the home OF her narents. Mr.
ana Mrs. George w. Fischer. Wed
nesday. May -. at high neon. her
Asixser. Miss Doris Fischer. for maid
81 honor. and Florence Fischer issf'
nara Fischer. Roberta Humphrey
ana Mary Collins for ribbon bearers.
Rev. sidney Morgan VIII read the
s<rvic~ In the presence CT relatives
ara clo@e friends. Mr.. Henry Gooae
81 Portland will be groomsnian Tor
Mr.. Kribs.
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The executive committee OF the
Eighty. Miners" of Seattle will hold
short session Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock at the Frye hotel 10 decide
on details for a reunion on the s5rd
anniversary OF the Seattle fire. Last
year dinner waB given. but this
year opinion seems 20 be divided be.
tween an outdoor picnic and the
usual banquet.
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Seattle
Society
Pre- Nuptidl Entertain
ments Planned, Mrs.
Mills to BE Luncheon
Hostess.

roNpIrMENTtNG MISS MARIE
OKATHERINE RICHARDS.
whose marriage 20 MIR. Richard hn''
NETT Rarts~e will take place on June
4. Mrs. Andrew Thompson viii enter
tain with luncheon foe fourteen
ana handkerchief shower at her home
"Wednesday afternoon.
SATURDAY. May 20. Mrs. Sharies \.
yeuklns has arranged miscellaneous
shower and luncheon Of thirty Gov
er~ 20 he given at her home at Three
Tree Point, and ON Tuesday, May -
Mrs. c. ]. Kieinert viii he hostess AZ
an informal afternoon and mtscei.
laneous shower when 20 friends OF
Miss Richards viii be her guests.
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Dr.. Padelford to Speak
Before Br0tCuino Societu

DIR. Frederick VI Padeiford OF the
Univerxsty OF Washington. will speak
on The Ring and the Book" at the
tea the Seattle Browning society viii
give at the home Of Mrs. Gustave
Smelling. 3o9 L. Mercer st. on Tues
day afternoon. Preceding DIR. Pad.
Chords address the following must
cal program will be given;
Vocal Duet--"Ah. Love. but a Day.
.................H elst Grove smelling
Mrs. Clyde T.. Bonhsn. Mrs. Smelling
Plano Duet-Mnuet from symphonie
NO. - ..+.-5sss.s.s.s sHsyan
Mrs g. T. Hsimlinge. Mrs Smelling
6oprano soio--.fwsnsinx IL Whatff.
............. Helen Grove Smelling
Mrs Smelling
Mrs. HeImiings at the plane
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
Quaranse Club

The Quaranta club will meet Tues.
day. May is. with MIR and Mrs ].
r. Fuller. s05s California ave. Elec.
ton Of officers. The program will
include Foreign Independence
Days and THE Three Best Plays Of
1891 -"
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Mother Day Program
Held at Bon Marche

A Mothers day program was civ.
en- Saturday by the Cooperative as.
ISOLATION OF the Bon Marche in the
employees cafeteria. Mrs. BigRr.
Fred wicderrech,. James Tenant.
Mrs. l.. Wand. Gladys Mougin. Bes.
~ Ross. Mlns Edna Merrill. Mrn.
NefEsar. Gladys Marsh. Mr.. Teller
and Mrs. Yields supplied the music.
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Personal

Mrs. Charles l.. Moses returned
Saturday from weeks ylait In
Wenatehee.
Mrs. Tom Mesdag returned Fri
day night from the East, where she
has been for the past month.
Dr. aud Mrs. H. Logan GearYs
who have been visiting MIR and
Mrs. Toy Page Ballard for few
days, returned to their home Ia
Portland the last OF tho week.
MIR. and Mrs Reuben Jones re
moved Saturday TO their summer
homo acroas Lake Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Cover ara
leaving this week ON motor trip
TO California.
Captain Harry A. Buckley. who
h 10 wed Miss Betsy Booth.
"Wednesday. arrived yesterday from
the prealdlo. San Francisco.
Mlnn Emily Jerome. who II at.
tending the comstock school Ia the
East. will return 60 hsr home In
this city. about May 20.
Mr.. and MR.. Thomas bordeaux
spent the week end Ia Victoria. u. {.
Mrs Clayton l. knight and little
daughter. barbara. who have been
visiting IN Spokane for month. have
returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Agnrw. of
Everett. have taken cottage AZ the
Highlands for the summer. and viii
occupy Il about May 20.
Miss Margaret Jenkins returned
today from short visit to Eugene.
Orc.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ~. Putnam are
removing Thursday to their summer
home ON vanhon island.
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Orthopedic Tea Shop

st. Marks Guild o. ths orthopedic
hospital viii 10 In ehnr@r Tuesday
at the Orthopedle Tea ~ op. Mrs.
Margaret Cheai. hostess. wlii be as.
sisted by Mrs. J. r Har. sirs. w A.
Hail. Mrs ". l.. Rush. Mrs. Adam
Jardine. Mrs. r. J. Hoyt. A'ss Laura
Cardin. Miss Katherine Thomson and
Miss May Cardin.
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Engagement of Miss
Margaret Jenkins
4u5lOltucc0

Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund T.. Jenkins
announce the engagement OF their
1nught~r. Margaret. to Mr.. Wesley
Iechser White Of Port Alterul. n. c..
son OF DIR. and Mrs. Charles T..
White. Of this city.
The date for the wedding has been
ct for June II.
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Eastern Stars invited.
NNnn.Ifaaa nara. IA q Il IL

Eastern Stars invited.
woodland Park W. G. T. L.
woodland Park w. G r. u. VIII
meet al the home OF Mrs. r. c.
Burns. e7os Sycamore ave. Tuesday
May 10. at 2 p. IN.
Ivy 500 Club
Mrs. Arthur Brooks viii entertain
the members OF IN. 500 club at her
home. ssoa beacon ave. Tuesday
May ie. at p. IN.
Brighton PIT. A.
Brighton TT. A. will meet for a
social tea. Tuesday. May 10. al
40 y. IN. followed by a business
meeting nj ato. Reports from del
.rn,o4 10 tho state convention. Miss
zelia T.. Allen will speak. Muaie
by pupils Of school
Delta Chi Mothers club
Tho Mothern' Club % Delta chi
fraternity will meet nj the ehaptst
house. 1905 T. s7th st. Tuesday
May is.
Palm Circle. No. ca
Palm Circle. No. GO. ~. az w
will entertain with calico ball In
nruth~rhood hall. FIRST and Pike
Tuesday. May is. a, . .. m. Pubic
/ invited.
Seattle Lodge No. ,
Seattle Ledge No. Z. Degree Of
/ Honor Protective association. pro
gr~rslve whts, party. I'm A. o. Y. w
hall 1909 Ninth ave. at . .. m
business meeting a, Tss.
Madrnus PIT A.
Mafrona PIT. A. last meeting o
year. AZ school. $40 p. IN. Reports
Of standing committees and stat
convention delegates
West Side wom@u's Club
West side women's club flowel
planting day at Belevidere park
Thirty seventh ave and Admlra
way. y. IN. Mai Jesse Jackson o
the park board wiIl Rpeak Socis
hour at homo Of Mrs Sam Seine ID
er. president. s007 Prince st. aftc
tho planting.
Wom~n's Educational Ciass
womcn's educational class wIl
meet at tho Federated club house
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Luncheon as Compliment
TO Mrs. De Feure

To honor Mrs, James Hamilton dc
vcuve who is leaving ON n European
trim. Mrs. Edward Morgan Mills rs
entertaining with a luncheon OF zen
covers nj the Boulevard Inn core"
room. "Wednesday afternoon.
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a social meeting Of the Highland
Park PIT. A. win be held Tuesday.
May 10. AZ ..l0 p. tn. ~ G Hartman.
from tho Ligh. house for the Blind.
win address thF meeting aud exhibit
slides on the care 81 the eyes Large
attendance requested Refreshments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-15
Mount Baker
Luncheon CLnb

The Mount Baker Luncheon club
will meet at the club house Wednes.
day afternoon at / o'clock. The
hostesses will be Mrs. w. l.. Muncy,
chairman; Mrs. s. s.. chadderton,
Mrs. J. w. Jones and Mrs. e. II.
Meikle john.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-15

Tho North End Progressive club
will meet at the 81. Regis cafe. Sec.
ond ave. and Stewart st. Tuesday,
May fs. at p. m. Election % q.
ficers. A full attendance requested.
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~" 6FFstF ~ ' '" y" WFFFH
Two Irish plays. THE Land ~
Hearts Desire" ~ w II Yeats. and
breaking the News" by Lacy GreK
CRY, viii be Fcad ~ Donna Elder
Jackson. under the auspices Of tbs
First Unitarian church. oa Tuesday
evening. May 10. in tho recital hall
o. Odd Fellows temple. Tenth ave.
at T. Pine At The music incidental
20 the first play will - kIyen by
Miss Ruth Llnru1. harplsL
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Capitol uui ". G. r. L..

Capitol hin W. c. r. Z. viii NEE,
at the homo Of Msr. o. Hsiph. ist7
18th ". Tuesday. May is. at D,
m Mothers memorial meeting
strangers invited.
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lincoln High School PIT. a. VIII
hold It's last meeting Tuesday, May
rs. at 40 .. m. IN the study ball Of
the annex. A special Mothers day.
program has been arranged BY the
Girls club. Patrons urged to attend.
psfreshmonts
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Mrs. Clara rnger will entertain
the sunset Heights Literary club at
her home. 1850 sixth ave. " r.. Tues.
day. May 10. at .. m
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pn. SAMUEL y. pArrES wi

speak ut the Plymouth congrega-
tional church Monday at =. m on
The Trades Union Movement N
Europe In 1871" lie will address
the Commonwealth club at fEn
Whistle at p. m.
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Musical Tea

For the benefit OF the endowment
fund, a musical tea will be given by
Alpha Phi sorority. "Wednesday. May
~ from 2:So until O'Clock at the
Artic club.
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Mlas Jessie waihei viii speak.
Webster PIT. A
Webster PIT. A. viii meet at
school building. s.io p m. Program
BY school children and exhibits OF
manual training work.
Queen Ann. Study Club
Queen Anne study club with Mrs.
n Patterson. 2is Crockett st.. 2
.. m, All members urged 10 attend.
Election Of officers.
Eastern star Club
Eastern Star club. 1850 Arcade
building. y. m. Seattle chaper No.
d hoa,essss Cards. Friends and
members invited.
A. ~ r.. VI. T. Club
Ar. T. NJ r. club will NEE; with
Mrs. A. u, HIcka. ga West Prospect
st. p. M.
/
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To Entertain
Luncheon Club

Mrs. Howard f. Luby Is entertain.
ing the West Seattle Tuesday bridge
luncheon club at her home tomorrow
afternoon.
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Queen Anne circle Of the Child
Conservation league win meet with
Mrs. Guy r. jennings. 3oss First
ave. ~. Tuesday. May is. at iSo
p. m.
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Studio Tea

Mr.. Paul Gustin VIII be host Mt his
studio Wednesday afternoon at Q
O'Clock entertaining the West Seat
tie Art club.
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Fremont W. c. r. u. VIII hold an
nfiday institute. Tucsdey. May 10.
beginning nj 10 a m. in 81 Paufs
church. tard and Fr~moni ave
Splendid program. In 'hs evening a
musical contest viii saks place at :
o'clock. Bring lunch. Coffes will b
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-15

Napoleon Bonaparts declared,
THE only happiness lies In sleep"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-15

The Ladies' Aid Of Mountain View
Spiritual church will give n card
party In CasweIrs hall. Tuesday.
May is. at .. m.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


The Commonwealth club VIII meet
az noldts restaurant. Monday even.
ing. Dr. nntten. Of the Federated
Council Of Churches. viii give an ad'
drexs At o'clock. on Labor Move
msns Ia Europe In 1891"
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West Queen Anne Hish School
~ IT

The las, regular meeting ~ the
Queen Anne High School TT A
viii Ia held In the iibr.ary OF Inc
school. "wednesday. May II. at alo
p. m. REPORTS OF both national and
state conventions will 10 given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-15

ot Interest TO Methodist women Of
Seattle and tho Puget sound confer
anca IL the return of Mas Hose Dud'
ley 20 her missionary Work 10 th'
Philippine islands. She Hain-d on inc
President jefferson saturday. May -
Miss Dudley - supported ~ the gsfts
~ Mr,hodlas boys and girls. She has
he~n working in the islands AZ via.
ltlng nurse for the past fourteen
years. The past year has been spent
on furiough In this country. MiE'
Dudley. who has been visiting hef
sister In Olympia. came 70 the city Or
Friday and was the sn~st Of Mrs. 7
4. fAppy until ahe sailed.