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Scenes From Operas
at Cornish

on Friday and Saturday evenings,
June and ., the operate department
Of the Cornish school will hold the
stage In presentation OF scenes
from standard OPENS Din costumel
under direction Of jacques Jou-Jer.
vile.
The following are the selections
and casts for the two evenings:
June s. =
Faust" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Cnunod
Marguorlte--M Helen Slaughter.
sicbei--Mrs. Tamara Adams.
fRlEulctto' .s...t.s.vs.s.s.t..s. Nordl
0iidR--Mlss Gertrude Nord.
RiRoietto--Mr. James Sherwood Dohbs.
Madam Butterfly PucCini
Madam Butterfly Violet Ball
Huxuki--MiHH Grace Wilson.
sharpless-Mr James Sherwood Dobbs.
'sAIreIIa'' Gounod
MireIla--Miss Lillian sohoenberK.
Tavsn--a Miss Grace Wilson.
Ciemcnza-- Mrs John Savage.
Vinconzo-Mr George MiRulilH.
Urias--Mr. James Sherwood Dobba.
June o.
'Werther" ....s.............s MaHsenet
chariottr--Mrs THmHra Adams.
sophic--Miss Helen Slaughter.
Worthor- Mr. George Mlnuliis.
LOUISE .++.s.tsss.sts.s4... carpenter
Louise Miss Esther Van Valley.
Jullen--Mr James Sherwood DobhH.
Madam butterfly" ............ Pucclni
Madam Butterfiy--Mra. Violet bail.
suzuki--Gracc Wilson.
Sharpless-- Mr.. James Sherwood Dobbs.
'MlrciiR" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Gounod
MIrella--M Miss Lillian Schoenbcrg
Tavern Miss Grace wilson.
fflerueuzaa-M ra Iphu qayaur
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ADDITIONAL CLrBs


LADY HllitLlhG
CHAPTER. -. a. ~
Lady Stirling Chapter. -. A n.
held ~ last regular meeting o.
the year a. the residence n Mfa
Donald - Olson. Tuesday afternoon.
Ars. Olsoa vas assisted in receiving
By Mrs. ora q. Wilson. Mrr. How.
ard A. Hanson and MrH. Clara
Swan Short
The yearly reports ~ officers
were given and q lengthy and inter.
eaiing report from Mrs Edwin J..
Brown wna read describing the an.
num -. A. X conference held In
Washington. -. c. Mrs. Brown was
the accredited delegate 10 the con.
ference from Lady Stirling chapter.
Mrs. o. y. Dugg has been placed
on the "Oid TTail' committee BY
the national society. and Mrs. W.
81. Williams on the state board for
printing Mrs ~. a. Buckley has
been made one of the advisory board
Tor University chapter. y A. r.
EXTEND THANKS
The Seattle Federation II WON.
ems Clubs extends yO.s Of thanks
10 all those who contributed 10 tho
success OF the opera Mariana.
given by the Music STUDY club az
The Women's University club Wed
nesday afternoon.
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Miss Gertrude Haldon Married at Home


T. c.
N. reading
white and the
In tho
Stanley Williamson Marguerite Campbell
played wedding Following the service Miss Wilson
her bridal
ivory pearl panels Chanty
tue bound circle blossoms and her bouquet
4
Miss Betty Stephenson OF Vancouver c. the bride maid
with Mr. Frank shlcsad bcs,
Informal buffet
thru viii
be at hon In
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ny DOROTIIY FAY GOuI.D

Among the unique art collections
N the city o. group Of Danish
paintings owned by Ilsnninp Plaun.
Danish oonsu, IA Seattle.
Fiaun has collected This group Of
noted pictures during q period Of
years lie says; They are very dear
I" me hnd have been 0f continual
great pleasure 10 a. In our home
curing the yeau / have been the
proud owner Of them" Some Seattle
people are hoping o. b. able 10
nave The collection purchased hero
:" mat u may become a permanent
part Of the city'A AT life
me most important picture In tho
kioup D. large winter scene
rom norway" an original painting
by J.. Monated. one Of The beat
known e4hibitlonoru ~ The yearly
salon In Copenhagen.
Professor l.. Tuxon. one OF the
most famous painters In Denmnfk
- represented By an original oil
called The slave Girl uo is n,
eoufHe, represented every year a.
We, she salon and several Of his paint.
,nkA are IN the National Gallery Al
copenhagen. Ills works have biso
oeeh exhibited in England ana
IAiy. ana he has painted several
pictures both Of The Danish ana Of
~. LhElHh royal families.
Aho'hrr artist who Is well repre.
, , az the National Gallery IL
'orR'n Some. Some died 30 YEAR
ago ana his pictures are highly
p,i@a. he ~ represented In 4,
Scene" "'iFeat
q leading marine artist f. VII
na,hgr Arnescn, one Of whose orlgl.
mai sea scenes b. In this erou,
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Personal

SIR and Mira. James II oNeiland
three children. PcEgy. james and
Jean. win tail Saturday on Tho 4. x.
Alaska. on trip to Alaska.
Mr. and Mn W. A. 81 Smith
arc expecting their nephew MI.
Emerson IuFgins. Of Chicago 10
arrive this week for two weeks
visit
Mr and Mrs, Francis Packer and
small son viii arrive this week 20
spend two months with Mt ana
Ma. Charles A Packer.
Mrs Macy Nicholson and two
sons. Thomas ana John. and Mrs.
H. A. QuiEle viii sail June 30. on
tho =. y. Alameda for Is trip 10
Alaska.
air and Mra, Lawrence II. Ellis
viii remove July I 10 their new
home. sos saith ave. In Laurel,
hurst Mr. and Mn, Ellis have a.
their house guests Mr and Mrs
Douglas secor Of Yonkern. ~ y,
who have been hoto for a fort.
night.
Capt and Ma, James Gdffitha
are leaving Saturday on their yacht
sucla. for Alaska. 10 be- gone about
a month.
MIN. H. w. Kiuzor has returned
from an extended visit la the East
Fer sister. Mlsa Ruth Stuart. OF
& Jieago. who accompanied her
home. VIII remain two months
Mrs. Guido Fann and daughter.
Jane. win leave Haiurd y fqr Call,
fornih 80 visit relatives and frknds
for TWO months
Mrs william Mcdowell left this
week on an extended Eastern trip.
air and Mrs John L. Yocum viii
leave on Saturday on The Alaska
on a Elk weeks trip 10 Alaska.
Mr. John L. Marley. WHO has
been attending North Psoifie Dental
college In Portland. returned Mon.
day 10 spend bis vacation with his
mother. Mrs Francis y Marley.
Miss Echo June Zahl OF Portland
arrived last evening md Is the
house guest Of Miss Viola Boarth
and Miss Faith Boaar,h.
Madame Mary Louise Clary, who
has been In New York for two
years. viii arrive In Seattle June
10 and viii be guesi teacher IN
Mrn. Ada Delehton Killings studio
IN tho Peoples Rank building.
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CROWN HILL
IMPROVEMENT CLUB

CROWN HILL
IMPROVEMENT CLUB
The Crown Hill Improvement club
will meet Thursday, June Z, at the
church. a short musical program
will be given, after which refresh.
ments will be served. The public
Is invited
y. l.. /. CLUB
ENTERTAINs
The Y. l.. |. club were hosts at
Nah Jongg party at X. 9. hall
club rooms. on Tuesday, entertain.
Ing about 25 members. The hos.
tesscs for tho afternoon were Mira.
d. H. Flynn, Mrs. c. l.. Wnrtolle.
Mrs. Leonard Kaufor and Mrs. j. A.
Benshoof.
AUDUBON SOCIETY
Seattle Audubon society an.
nounces bird walk on Mercer
Island, Sunday, Juno 10. Take 9
a. m. ferry from Lcschl park TO
Roanoke. Miss Lorna McMonaglc
VIII DO leader.
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Two Watercolors
Are Very Clever

Two waieroolors that ARE e,.
''h'iy clever In their execution
arc the work OF Johanson <ggh
VINO exhibits 10th in Denmark ana
~ ..,,, tlo salon N London. They ara
WINTER Studies From Dalnrne"
IN ORIGINAL painting by "a young
.fl'at " "A backyard Interior nom
IN o'a honsf'" by Harry KiuEc.
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Seattle -Nn

The competition FOR the privilege
~ exhibiting NJ the nai0n IN coren'
hagen ia very severe and only a
limited number Of paintings are ae'
oepted every gear o. the censorship
rs very strict. IL ~ consequently
considered great honor for an
laflHt 10 have his works exhibited
there. The galon comes In April
every year. opened in The presence
OF his majcsiy. the king u Den
mark. and the royal family.
Other interesting pictures 10 BE-
seen IN this collection include an
original painting By ~ Hagerup.
Moonlight P0clflc" This artist -
a Norwegian living ia California,
whose work Il much appreciated
both IN this country and abroad.
The wcll-known Russian painter.
Alexis 81 Podchernikon. whose
works used 10 be exhibited AZ the
Petrogrnd salon. has two pictures
IN this collection. california
Autumn" ana Monticello" After
The Russian revolution this artist
came 10 California where his pic
lures have found much favor. These
two paintings were done In Santa
Barbara. and are fine specimens OF
this artists work.
Albert Rene rs young French
painter who spent some time in
California and one OF whose pic
lures. California Spring" IN "a
clever painting added 10 Mr. PlaunH
collection.
A modern representative Of the
Dutch work rs "a marine. very well
composed, the work Of Pope Folk.
etH
One original wntercolor, very
beautiful. Is Of "Cednrnlley. near
Nikko." the work OF Mr.. &. Tnkeda.
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CLUBS FOR FRIDAY
nEAcoN M -. A.

BEACON HILL 7 7, a.
Beacon uhi Pat 4. win hold a
silver tea and recital by Miss Mar
gurot Olson. Friday. June 4, from 3
to $50 y. m. at tho home Of Mrs.
Rex smith. lal2 18Th ave. :.
MASTER KEY CLASS
nr. John =. PedOruen will give a
lecture under the uuspiors OF the
Master Key class, Friday evening,
June 5. az 7.90 y. m. in the univcr.
sity branch library, 10th ave y. y.
and 50th a. Subject, "rhc New
brotherhood"
BALLARD ". c 7, u.
Ballard ". c. r. a. Viii meet
with Mira. y. Boston. ilio w. Goth
st.. Friday. June s, AZ ? D. IN,
Flower Mission program.
WILL PRESENT TWO PLAYS
sharon Chapter % Westminster
guild will present THE jolly Little
Walters" ana "rhc Case Of Mrs.
Kan,say know" az tho First Prcahy'
terial church on Friday evening,
June s. AT : O'Clock a violin eelec'
ton will be given by Miss Ruth Nc
Phetrldee aud there viii be a whist
ling solo from member % the
Cornish school Public cordially in
,,itrd In attend
LADY ARTISANS
The Lady Artisans will meet Fri
day afternoon. June 5. with Mrs. =.
e. Harris. 87is Brandon ~. for
luncheon at 1880 o'clock. Mrn. Ben
Heller win assist tho hostess.
BRYANT PIT. A.
William c. Bryant PIT. A.. will
celebrate Dads night az the
school Friday. June 5. Professor
Clarke Z. Hissstt viii speak on Par
ents' Obligation 10 the Child f"
IONA CHAPTER
Ionin chapter. o. T.. 8, Sowing
club viii meet with Mrs Margaret
wyard. sTss Washington ~. Friday.
June s, az 1870 o'clock.
SOCIAL SCORE CLUB
The Social Score club VIII meet
with Mrs. ]. W. Davidson. ii2b Wal
llngford ave. Friday. June s. Lunch
con at / o'clock
WoMAN's
EDUCATIONAL CLUB
The woman's Educational club
win meet Friday. June s, az ? p. m.
az the home OF Mrs. J. +, Mc0rew.
sosT 18th ave. n. T.. 20 dlsctna tho
clubs program Tor the coming year.
KANSAS woMES's
CLUB
The Kansas women's club will
meet with Mrs. j. r. Mcfnturff.
zin n. Sis, st.. Friday. June s. for.
1880 O'Clock luncheon, Rencrva
lions made at Mcirose a2fo.
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INSTEAD or EGG

II a cake recipe calls for four
eggH and you have only three. ada
a spoonful Of corn starch. Beat Il
in with the egEs aud you win never
know the difference.
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UNIVERSITY cHAnrAnorA

University chauiauqua viii meet
with Mrs. 4. J. HlckHon. 410i W.
hill a., Mage apartments. Friday.
June 3. at p. m. Chapters $3.50.
In the Pacific Triangle. by Sidney
Grcenbe. A story will be the re-.
sponHo 70 roll call. Members urged
20 be present. as this viii be the
last meeting OF tho season.
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Music
PUPILS Piano Recital

fupllS IldIlO heclldl
A piano recital win be sivcn b.
pupils Of Louise c. BECK In Monieliu'
hail. Friday evening. June ;. a,
o'clock.
Following Is ,hs program:
URINARY ana preparatory s,pdspisl
The story Told ~ the stoaas- LSnsi
tFrpm ''Atics In woaasrsAnd'1
Ann Tourtrins
'spsTeeuse" ...s4sssssttss..ss. iulnssy
Marguerite Butler
scotch Dances" ,.s.' ni-hseshofsn
NarKusstis Wright
Ca) .Prsiusis'. s..........s....... Chopin
tbj ''Aiiexrstte~ ..,,........ Bssthoysn
Margaret benson
Country Dances. t~t.s..ss NAcf ADJ -
lillian kaisyAms
Ia ''MinustT ,..sts4e.s.sts sbeethpfeu
10 -Dansa NapalitaHa' s,s. $3.50, Fsli0u
iris TamHokA
"Air de BALLET ..t...ss, MoskoNsk'
Beatrice blaming
II
tIntermsdiga dspaftnrntt
''Prriude. o-sharp Minor ,RACbnaainasi
Margaret Rinksi
fNafctk ssfssssEes sssssfr -assss Ae@ANj
Doris kinssy
Sonata No. T".......4.....t...s- Haydn
Dorothy Estes
III
advanced puplis3
fal Turkish March" ,.t,... Bsstbpssn
Prom The Ruins Of Athens
fb1 "Alnust" .......... Padsrewaki
Florence Parker McCanns
fhl '@Ths Lovers Quarrel beethoven
t5i Country Gardens Percy Granger
Katherine Allen
lat Wedding Day at TroidhAaEsn
(b) ''Kuyawiai'' ...ts.sts.s WisnisEski
Marian Yost
''E,uds waltz" ......s...t.. .satnt .HAsns
Florence Parker Mecanns
',PolonaIsa No. 3"......,s..t.. ss... LlsEt
Helen Grant Holland
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uNIvEnsITY W. 4. n. n.

University W G. 4. u. will hold
an all.day institute Friday. June 5.
beginning az $40 a. M, at the Uni,
yenity Christian church, b0th and
18th ~ 4. Members are asked 10
bring luncheon. In the evening
there viii be program ana medal
contest
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FAREWELL BANQUET

Tho Ladies' Aid society Of the
Woodland Park NJ. y. church will
hold a farewell banquet on Friday.
june ;. from 8 90 .. m. az the
old church building on 72nd ana
Greenwood. An unuually good
dinner viii be followed by special
music and spccchos. Everyone
welcome. The new church on 7sth
ana Greenwood viii BE- dedicated
with appropriate ceremonies on sun.
day. June n.
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Mrs. Gathers Tea Smart Affair


Gather this afternoon the delightful which she
Simon Mcpherson Lawrcncevile Nj
Roses pnes gdon and iris enhanced the beauty the and
table held charming basket beautiful blooms
II
Adelaide
Wright Mrs Archibald Clark Folsom
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ALPmA AuXILlARY. M. /

Alpha auxiliary. No. I. Co Local
bsT. VIII hold % regular meeting
Friday evening June 4. az o'clock
In Union Record hail. 1915 First
ave. Initiation OF candidates. Nom,
nation ana election Of officers. lie.
fre.hmenla.
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Miss Gustin WiH Be Honored

Miss informal her home
Friday Michigan visiting
her sister. Mrs Alexander h. MctwRn
Assisting Mrs Mefwan Mr
James Macfarane Mrs Archibald Stewart powney Mrs Thomas uhm
Boyle
Mrs, Robert Brinkcy.
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an GLASS 0R cRYsTAI

When washing cut glass or crystal
add a little borax to the suds and
little blueing to the water in which
you rinse them.
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Sports Clothes Dance

The annual the lneraken guild OF the Chhdrcn
oopd hospital viii be this Saturday cvenng June TO- At
the Seattle
Mrs arrangements
assisted Rich. Ray Ling. Mrs
George warOm Mrs J. A. Mas Mrs Harry MeVecy. Mrs Clyde
l. j.
Tickets be obtained calling warom Garfield Ss9s
Mrs. Monsoon Capitol ts2o
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IODINE STAINS

You can remove iodine itains from
any fnbrie by soaking fhs article in
lime water.
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AUXILIARY TO THEODORE
HC0gE,VET IT POST

HUBBY ELL fOST
a card party will be given by the
Ladies' auxiliary to Theodore Roose-
welt post. No. "a, v. f. W., Thurs.
day evening. June 7, at Norton's
cafeteria, 1919 Second ave, at $40
o'clock.
Mrs. William Howard Nelson.
chairman, has been fortunate In sc.
curing the services OF Mr.. Klrsch;
who will have charge in the even.
ing.
FOUNDER or CANADIAN
CLUB ARRIVING
Mrs. G. u. Cooper. founGer OF the
Canadian Women's club Of Seattle.
Will arrive In the city Monday, juno
IL AT 2:2o p. m, from California.
Members who can possibly be at the
King 81. station are requested to do
40.
On Tuesday afternoon. June ~,
from 2 10 1870 o'clock, reception
for Mrs. Cooper will be held by the
Canadian Women's club at the Fed.
crnted clubhouse. All charter mem.
bors or any friends OF the honor
guest are invited TO attend.
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Mrs. Condor to Entertain

Mrs Richard Condor bridge for Friday afternoon
Costello Judon
b. Mrs
tea
Additional the hour
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LUNCHEON FOR
CHURCH CIRCLE

MR.. T. Hodge viii entertain Wal.
iingford circle Of the First Presby.
ler'hn church a, luncheon. Friday.
June ;. az o'clock. at her home.
1870 n. Sist n.
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Entertainments Planned for Wives Of Visit
ING Physicians, Benefit for Orhopedic
Hospital

TUE wives physicians meeting
Pacific Northwest is 20
aud r. win be deliberately entertained during their by tho wives OF
Seattle physicians,
planned win be
luncheon the Sunset club 10 and luncheon at the Seattle Golf
and Country n
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Nomen's Clubs

CHAPTER 40.
OF 4, y. o.
Chapter 40. of r. 4. o. viii give
iiH annual picnic ln Volunteer park,
Friday. June s. Regular meeting at
: o'clock. with Miss Edna y. seeley
zoos y. Harrison n.
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Informal Dinner Planned

Franklin Muuday will dinner
n
MacKay.
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AUXILIARY TO
sEATTLE POsT No ~

American Legion auxiliary 10 Sc.
attic post. No rs. VIII hold lm reg.
ular meeting Friday. June 3. al 8
y. m. al the clubrooms
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Birthday PARTY

Eabsth birthday
with swimming Crystal Pool followed
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Orthopedic Tea and Thrift Shops

p Robertson will be
orhopede Tea Shop Friday assisted by Mrs Wells
Douglas Mrs Thomas Grant Mrs r. w Allison.
Cerhat, William
DcnnyFuhan guild will be in charge
by Mrs L. L. Stephens, Mrs A. Hyde, Jr, Mrs L.
al G.. w.
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Dinner Honors Bachelor

Mr. Howard Lilly who will
wednesday evening Rainier
ciuh
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Annual Musicale for Orthopedic Hospital

Mr. Mrs Stimson will their
chidrens othopedic hospital.
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'nAII.ARn W. q \. U.

Ballard ". C. r. a. VIII meet
with Mira. y. Boston. i7io w. Goth
st.. Friday. June s, At ? ., IN.
Flower Mission program.
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Dinner to Honor NeaUly- Weds
Graduates to Be Entertained
Hosts at Bridge

Mr. and Mrs Ross Downs entertained Wednesday evening
Of four tables at their home. 1859 33rd
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woMAN's

WoMAN'S
EDUCATIONAL CLUB
The woman's Educational elu,
will meet Friday. June s, az p. m.
az the home OF Mrs. J. +, Me0rsw
sosT 18th ave. n. r. 10 dlactsH ih'
clubs program Tor the coming year
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Madame Mary Louise Clary, who
has been In New York for two
years. viii arrive In Seattle June
10 and viii be EtVal teacher IN
Afru. Ada polghion Killings studio
IN Tho Peoples BANK building.
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Miss Echo June Zahl OF Portland
arrived laht evening md Is the
house guest Of Miss Viola Boarth
and Miss Faith ronrth.
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Entertains Tacoma CLnb

Mrs. II. Williamson entertained her bridge
which to be her for the
afternoon.
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Gtth Wednesday
with swimming party Crystal Pool followed by dinner
! Dinner Honors Bachelor
To will
host at dinner eight Wednesday
{ club
Annual Musicale for Orthopedic Hospital
Mr. and Mrs c. stimson viii their The Highlands
giving
for the benefit Of the chdrens orthopedic hospital
Entertains Tacoma Club
Mrs H. Williamson bridge luncheon Tacoma
( Annual Tennis Ball
Ban sar
day evening June .. at the clubhouse.
Dinner to Honor NeaOLy-W eds
Mrs Edward Garrett will this
Graduates to Be Entertained
compinntng Douglas
will entertain with at her home 200 afternoon
6
Allan Tumbul Mrs J. f.
the
Sweeney Miss Caroline Chnn Miss Marguerite
Miss Seattle Tennis
club in honor graduates o Saturday
Hosts at Bridge
Wednesday bridge
Of four tables at their home 1850 asrd ave s.
Orthopedic Tea and Thrift Shops
s. p. Tho
orthopedc Mrs Eyere
Grant f. Mrs r. A. cInrk Mrs
IT, William and Mrs A.
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KANSAS woMES's
CLUB
The Kansas women's club will
meet with Mrs. j. =. Mcfnturff.
zii y. siat st.. Friday. June $. for
isao O'Clock luncheon, Rescrva.
lions made at Mcirose s4fo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-28
TRABAJA, LA D1pLoMACIA

sA =
Como IS sabido, sgsuieni 'en' en- pie en- la
ciudad de Arecibo, las difefencias po-
. lfticas Ell el seno del partido unioflis-
ia local. yeadh cliind6 desde haceI cud.
tr0 selnanas secviene t1'abaiahdo sin
{ cesar porque las tales diferencias sean
allanadas, Sc nos la informado recieI-
ten1ente, que atfn' 10 ha $ido possible
llegar a un ehtendido que logre unil
los tres grllpos en- discordia
Fin los tiltimos dfas de la Semana
pr6Xima pasatla. nos aseguran que ca
da gruno design0 su representante pa
ia celebrar una conferencia al objeto
de zanjar las dificultades, Y luego de
llevar dos noches consecutivas gestio-
nando la union entire 81, no Sc ha po-
dido obtener el objetO principal.
No obstante esoS signos negatives de
c0mGn acuerdo eXiste ALI la creencia
entire determinadOs lideres, de que en-
otra reunion que Sc lleve a cabo, Sc
planteardn definitivamente nuevas ba-
ses, Ell las que eada Fraction, 81 es
Serdad que mira por el inter6s colec-
two. tendrd que ceder un POGO en- de-
terminadas exigencias.
Es de esperarse que los resultados
scan de provechO para los fines de la
>colectividad
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U. S. WEATHER BUREAU
Semanario del boletin semanal que
publica ell Servicio Meteorological.

Hubo fuertes lluvias en- el area nor-
te y moderadas en- el interior. No
llovio por la costa desde Guayama
hasta MayagGez. Ell promedio gene
raj fue un POGO menos de la normal.
En- ell area norte y en- el interior hu-
bo frio durante la semana. En- la
proximidad de Arecibo, Manati, Co
rozal GALES, la intensa lluvia fue
perjudicial los semilleros de tabaco
y cebollas. En- otras parties las con-
diciones fueron generalmente favora-
.bles. La evaporation en- San Juan
fue 1.462 pulgadas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-28
LOS QUE vIENEN

Pasajeros que trajo de la Republi-
ca Dominicana el vapor Catherine
de la Bull Insular Line, diciembre 21
1898. -@,.'' '' = .'' =
e.l Pasajeros de primeras, (Santo Do
mingo): r,t 81 ..
- Guido. Poletti, Pedro Benedetti, Ed
ward Smith Crawford, Clemencia
Lustrino Sanchez, Abigail A, Co.'s
cou, Emmanuel H. Pimentel, Maria
Carload Rodriguez, Felicia Herman
dez, Maximino A. Hernandez; Paula
del C. Hernandez, Jesds Zubiaurre,
Salvador Egea G., Fernando R. Colon,
Margarita Rodriguez Colon, Gloria
NJ. Colon, Emma Hayden de Pass, ia
mes F. de Pass, Barbara A. de Pass
Jose w. Soba, Jose G. Soba, Jose R,
Loubriel, Ramon Oristini Miro, Rosa
rio Banchina, Teresa Figueras, Julio
del Campo, Diego de JESUS Ramirez
Ezequiel Rosado, Sandalio Montalvo
Ana Dolores de Goico, Jose L. Coma
lez, Jose Antonio Freyre, Antonio
Freyre, Joseph R. Lefebre, Baudilic
Gordils, Nicolas Lopez Victoria, Anas-
tasio Colon, Carlos 3. Urrutia y Jose
Lopez.