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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-02
AvENEL

A s~oscessful Halloween dance was
1eld by the Progressive Club Asso-
Yatio1 in their clubhouse Wednes-
LAY night.
Mrs. Frank Goode entertained at
Halloween party Wednesday night
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-11
From Thursdays Daily

George Dooley and Dan Greenig, pro prietors of the Cordova House at Cor dova. were taken into custody last week and were later tried before Con- missioner Adams on the charge of vio- lating the "dry law" They were sen fenced to sixty days in jail and fined s35O each. An appeal to the District Court was taken by the defendants, and they were released under bonds of s4,000 each
 Gerhard Johnson has the new ce- ment sidewalk around the Liberty theatre nearly completed.
 s. Lundblad, proprietor of the Seward Fish Market, is a poet of no mean repute, as evidenced by the poem, Seward which is going the rounds of all Outside papers. While the President was in Seward MT. Lun- blad recited his poem for the chief executive and was warmly compli- mented on it's beauty.
 Miss H. L. Church, Mrs. H. H. Hal tey, Miss Lucille Fleet and w. H. Err win are Portland residents registered in at Seward.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-11
From Wednesdays Daily

A new bookkeeper will arrive on one of the next boats for Frye-Bruhn Company. A meat cutter arrived on one of the last boats.
 Wm. Lyons, barber of considerable acquaintance in Alaska has started up a tonsorial business In the bank build ing next to Urbach's.. MT. Lyons, for merly a resident of Bellingham, has spent many years In Anchorage, and but recently returned from Kanatak.
 MT. and Mrs. Claude Shea have moved into apartments over the old Gateway office. They lately arrived from Kanatak.
 Local restaurants report a land of- flee business during the past month, owing to heavy tourist travel.
 It is reported that five safes arrlv- ed from interior points by freight yesterday afternoon, consigned to the local deputy marshal.
 Several new desks arrived on the last boat to be installed in the col lector of customs office in the Federal building. Collector Abrams will soon have a finely equipped office of it's
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-11

Y. Baird, E. L. Pool and H. Rhodes, of Kansas City, Mo-, were registered at the Sexton last night. o Mrs. Archie livingston and daugh- ter of Chickaloon, were registered at the Hotel Van Glider last night.
 Rev. R. V. B. Dunlap and wife re- turned on last nights train from trip to Seldovia, Kenai and other Cook Inlet ports.
 c. G. Hubbard of the Primrose mines is a guest of the Hotel Van Glider, awaiting the arrival of Mrs. Hubbard who is a passenger on the Northwestern.
 T. M. Donohoe, son of Attorney T. J. Donohoe of Cordova, Is the proud father of a son born July 16, at Palo Alto, California. Tom, who Is attend ing Stanford University, will graduate next June, and will probably come to Alaska to engage In the practice of law with his father, at least for a time.
 Charles J. Miner, and Chas Saun-- ders of Valdez, have purchased from Fred Liljegren the lease of Grafton Is-- land, near the western end of Prince William Sound, and will engage in fox farming, MT. Saunders having charge of the operations. The island was stocked something over year ago with seven pairs of blue foxes, and now has the original stock and their increase, probably in the neighbor- hood of twenty pairs.
 s. Simms, of Hope, is registered in at one of the local hotels.
 J. L. Cavanaugh of Juneau was a | Seward visitor last evening.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-11
Seward Happenings LOCAL AND SOCIAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK

E. A. Muncey, superintendent of the American Railway Express, ar rived on the Alameda and left today for Fairbanks.
 c. W. Hall, route agent of the American Railway Express, for Alas ka, with headquarters at Seattle, came In on Saturdays train, return ing this morning.
 Mrs. I. Bayles, wife of prominent business man at Anchorage, is here until Thursday.
 As a sequel to the Steel creek stab ping affray, the marshaps office found two stills near the head of the creek, one of which had been operated very recently and the other had not been used for some time. Some white mule and all the equipment necessary to turn out a brew were found.
 MT. Volney Richmond, manager of the N. c. Company at Fairbanks, and an oldtimer in the Fourth division, will sail for the States on the steam CT Alameda.
 A special train left for Anchorage yesterday morning, carrying a large number of passengers.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-11

c. L. Chambers, member of the firm of Chambers & Colwell, was return ing passenger on the Admiral Wat son. While Outside MT. Chambers aged father passed away at his old home in the States.
 The residence of MT. and Mrs. Col we'll is receiving a coat of paint.
 Duke Stubbs left today for Montana creek where he will walk back toward Anchorage looking for a location for a black fox farm. Mrs. Stubbs is in Anchorage.
 H. o. Roberts left today for Anchor age on a business trip.
 Nick Welch, we'll known carpenter and contractor, left on today's train for Anchorage, where he will take a position for the winter.
 Mrs. Andy Simons returned on to- days train 10 Lake View.
 Contractor Krieken left today for Girdwood where he will look after some roadwork for the Sims Carlson Co.
 R. Collins, an Anchorage resident, is a guest in the city.
 J. E. Hill, of Seldovia, is registered at the Hotel Sexton.
 Henry Lucas, the Skilak lake ranch. CT, was an arrival in town Wednes- day.
 The piledriver which toppled off a barge yesterday into the waters of the bay, was pulled out this morning by the railway crane, little the worse for wear.
 Elizabeth Murphy of Pasadena, is a guest of local hotel.
 R. A. Ragland, of the Bureau ot Public Roads, arrived in Seward last night.
 Joe Consiel, a Kenai merchant, ar rived last night and is a guest of thu Hotel Seward.
 Ted Quinn, we'll known Holy Gross resident is registered at the Seward
 W. J. Stewatr and family of Tampa Fla, were registered at the Hote Sexton last evening, on their way tt the Interior.
 MT. and Mrs. Andrew Decker of Ju neau, and E. B. Larson, arrived ol last nights boat and left today fol interior points.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-08-11
From Tuesdays Daily

Passengers from the Buford caught lareg strings of trout while that ves- sel was in port Saturday.
 Volney Richmond was an outgoing passenger on last nights boat
 Jos H. Hutchinson, prominent min ing man of this section, and an ardent Seward booster, left last night for his home in Reno, Nevada, after spending several months in Seward MT. Hutch inson while here contributed many articles on Alaska to the Reno papers which were highly laudatory of our resources and climate.
 Jos. L. Reed left last night for Valdez, and making the trip to the westward on naturalization business.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Hall, Polk direc- tory solicitors, left on last nights boat for Cordova.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-13
Music
Orpheus Club Gives
Splendid Concert

The orphcua club OF Tacoma, one
Of tho finest mons organizations In
tho Northwest, gave splendid con
cert last evening IN tho Scottish
Rite cathedral IN Tacoma
John NJ. Spnrgur OF seattle. II the
conductor OF tho club ana Rose Kara
SEX Schlnrb. piano and club accom-
PIANIST,
Tho assisting artist last evening
was Lillian sehocnbcrg oats. lyric
soprano OF Seattle.
The program follows.
"Jeiiy reiieNs ..,44.sw. Rhys.ilerseri
'Iisrs Ia tho Twilight Glow ,'7u.t
',.t,tstt 49,, WIispn 'Anpp
''Ah ForH' iui" tl,A Traviatal -. Nerd'
arh oats.
ta) lied skies Above a wigwam"
..,,4s..,...+,fA. pyorhk. Nc Kinney
BARITONE Boio Sir. berry.
tb) "Hwvsthsari, Awaksl' "a, ~. Htofeh
'lelsgia" frsm Arrnaky Trio. up, %
John N, AparGnr. yiolin,
Keith J. Middleton. cello.
Rose karassh seniarb. piano,
'nefare tho Dawn. W FRANKIE llhriins
''nfeek. Break. break" ...,,., ilfewef
Cab "MAfchstA" .Ni0ter ArhertIinEer
% "A Little Close Harmony
.ttss.,s4s,..ss4.+s.o orffrsr o1ibrn
tR) 'Nini' ,..,.t.ttstt..+,.s,f efHoissl
fbl Cradle hong" .....,,. 0teiehanlnoft
tcl Autumn huuK'' Nary Turner Baiter
Mrs oats.
'-fApa' .4.,... Arthur ~ M. custsnce
Tenor solo. Mr, Morgan.
organ. Mr.. Gfuhs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-13
SEWARD SOCIAL AND
LITERARY CITH

Tho next regular meeting Of the
Seward Social and Literary club
win be held AZ The home OF Mrs.
G. u. Mccoy. 1889 Brandon IT.. on
Friday. December ~. at y. M.
Mira james Moore win be assist.
Ing hostess. Tho day is TO be given
over 10 charity work. each member
bringing donations 10 assist In the
drive before Christmas to help des-
,itute families Tho motto for the
day taken from the Taimud il,
Loving Kindness ~ greater than
laws and the charities OF life art
moro than all ceremonies"
Following w. the program: Violin
selection. Charles Gould: plano
duet. Aiias Eiicn wolff and Mrn.
James Moore. vocal selection. Mrs.
Claude Htryker. piano sciection.
aiiss Lucille Mccoy reading. Miss
Regina oHhauEhnessy
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oirnorrprc GUILDS

oitTnopEDIc GUILDS
no MEET
Tho various Guilds OF the Chill
dronb Orthopedlc hospital will meet
Friday, December II. nH follows
broadway, with Mrs Cecil Bacon
SIC Prospect IT,. AZ y. m.
Capitol Ilill, with Mrs. Thomas
Bordeaux f0i 18th ave ~. az 1880
10, m.
East Highland Drive. with Mrs.
Cecil Martin, g227 BoylHlon ave. ~,
Mt 1880 y. M.
Dcnny'Fuhrman. with Mrs. A. A.
Sutherland. sos Shelby IT.. at 2p. m.
First I'm, with Mira, u. A. strout.
1921 Minor ave. az lao y. m.
Frink Park. with Mrs. c. l., liar.
rlson, a2ie ". Spruce IT.. at 1870
y. m.
lnierlakon. with MIRA. q. ". Cool.
edge, 222i e9nd ave NJ, assisted by
Mtg. a. NJ. Hare. az y. m.
f,aurclhurSt, with Mrs Charles
Bush, at Iaurclhurs,, Mt y. m.
Madrona, with Mrs, Volney Rich
mond. ~ 3sth ave. ~. at 10 n. m.
Mount Baker Park. with Mrs
Clarence Brown. 2sss sith ave. s.,
at 1880 y. m.
North Queen Anne. with Mrs. II.
V, Jain. 400 Wheeler ht. at 1880
n. ~.
Rentoe Iiili. with Mrs. y. NJ
Jordon. 1905 ssnd ave. NJ, nj :
y. m.
University. with Mrn. c. a. Win.
termute. Gs2o 10th ave. n. f.. n,
10 n. ~.
Washington Park, with Mrs
Charles LOWS. loes sGih ave. N.
Sunset. with Mrs Leo Mooney,
seth and 18th ave. ". W., at 10
n. IN,
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Service at
Orthopedic Shnns

Mrs. II. l. Koctter win be hostess
Tor Mount Baker park Friday. az
the orthopedic Tea Shop. assisted
by Mrs. 7. NJ. Gamble. Mira. Calvin
$. Hall. Mrs. Anna Neuman. Mrs
j. w. Tilwcrth. Mrs. r. l.. jarvis
Mrs. Macy Nicholson. Mrs. I. M.
Jansen. Mrs. J. ". Mulhorn ana
Mrs. H. Schiller.
penny-Fuhrman will be In charge
at the Thrift Shop. represented nv
Mrs. A. J. FaIknor. Mrs. s. Blum
Mrs. II. Il. Kahn and Mrs. J.. T..
Berens.
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Luncheon VIII
Precede Musicale

Mrs. Edward p. Gardner is enter.
taining with luncheon OF Il cover.
on Friday afternoon at the Won.
ems University club. preceding the
Christmas musicale to DO presented
at o'clock.
The occasion win honor her
mother. Mrs. Herbert Williams, OF
White Salmon. who is her guest for
the holiday season.
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Mss Lacia Meochom Married at Home of Dr..
and Mrs. Eagleson; Entertain at Tea
FolloWing Christmas Musicale

ifcrnia on their wedding trip. tho
bride travelling in u three piece
tremet model, The dress OF pearl
gray velvet trimmed with bands OF
black FOX. aud n black velvet coat.
Her chic hat was OF black velvet.
Atter January Is they viii be at
home in Portland.
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Tea Parties Planned

Many delightful parties have been
planned 10 follow the Christmas mu.
sicale on Friday afternoon, at tho
Wemen's University club.
Among those entertaining are.
AIRS A, a, Trcmpcr Mrs. Alfred
i.eHsii'. Mrs Nilsson t. Wanamaker.
AIRS \, Il, Lime. Mrs. phlIp Aaron
ana Mrs, Harry Stephenson Rowcn.
VINO WIN have as her guests Mrs.
iseSid Bowen, Mrs. r. ], Hassett.
Mrs John Wallace. Mrs. George A.
smith. Mrs, George Perry. Mrs. 10.
seph Long and Miss Daisy Hassct,.
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Mrs. Field Entertnins

To honor Mrs. John II. BIgrar
who Is leaving the first OF the year
for Los Angeles 10 make her home.
and for AIRS George T. Polk, OF Aus.
tralia. who is the CUES, OF her sister,
Mrs p III. Baxter. Mrs. Charles II.
Field entertained with luncheon OF
twenty covers at her homo on We'd.
nesday afternoon. Bridge was played
later.
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MorninQ Book Pegie,p

The Morning Book Review clasa
at the women's University club Will
meet Friday. at 1890 o'clock. to heas
Mrs John Wilson review The Dance
Of Life" By II, Ellis.
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Entertain on
LAnnirerSnr1l

In celebration OF their wedding
anniversary. Mr.. and Mrs. James ID.
Hoge entertained with dinner OF
fourteen covers last evening. at
their home. sunny Crest al the
Highlands.
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Recital Will Benefit
Organ Fund

The American College OF Music
viii present Miss Maude Ethel Peder
son, pianist, assisted by Mime. Julia
I,isegari, vlolinia,. Mr.. Arthur Walk
er, fiutiht. and Dean James Hamilton
Howe and Miss Hazel Cameron. ac
companiHis. Friday evening. Deem
Dor IL. at 1915 o'clock. nt 81. Pauls
English Lutheran church. 4srd u
and Fremont ave.
Tho affnir Is for the benefit OF tho
pipe organ fund and the program
VIII have the following numbers
f.in nn--InI Ailarn..ln lnnnfia Ard
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ro1IN III ALL p IN a

John u. Allen PIT. a. viii give It's
annual Christmas party 10 pupils IN
Tho afternoon and 70 tho patrons OF
the school in the evening, on IRA.
day. Dec. H. There will be n Christ.
mas tree, program and refreshments
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CHRISTMAS PLAY WILL
BE GIVEN BY CHuRCII

The Doh Shop" Christmas
play. will be presented at the Pros
pect Congregational church. on l..
Prospect st.. near 18th ave. n, on
Friday evening. December Il. ut 700
o'clock
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Girels Surprise Portn

Ar. and Mrs. Henry A. ssaborn
were pleasantly surprised Tuesday
evening by group OF friends who
dropped In for dancing and supper,
on the occasion OF their twenty.scc.
ond wedding anniversary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-13
WoMAN's CENTrnY CLrR

" AafAHAAN = 1AaaN y ~ NAaIAN
The literature and travel depart.
ment OF the Woman's Century club
win meet Friday. December 10. OF II
a m. at tho Y. w. c. a. "The Mid
die OF the Road by Sir Philip Gibbs
viii be reviewed by Mrs. w. r.. Craw.
ford; ireland" travelogue, Mrs. j.
y. Hill.
The building COMMITTEES will meet
az 1916 p. m. Mrs. y. o. Jones, chair.
man. Tho regular meeting Of the
club will be held Friday at . .. m.
al the Y. ". c. a. The program at
3 o'clock will be In charge Of the
music committee. Mrs. j. X. Nichols.
chairman. Mrs. John Wesley Dolby.
vice chairman.
The numbers follow:
Vocal Tuscan Folk sonFs
Mrs. Carl English md Mr., Albert Parks
Mrs a. Htirkiennn ~ the Piano
Piano Papillou' ...sss..ts. Bchumnun
Mary louise Weeks
yocai-'Pais Moon" .s........... fsrhn
"For You Aiog-r .... Henri gcopi
where MY Caravan Has
lirated' .s..tt.a..-....4 Lghr
Mr. Lionel Holmes
Carolyn Ewing at the Piano
violin" Hercunda" ........ Urffo
-"Praumdor Ecnuerin'' ..... f.abttsE y
MTs. Victor zednick and Mrs Herbert
Crowder
Mrs. Max schwennseu ~ the Plano
Piano-''A "a Hieu Aimee" ...... .sohutt
MARY Louise Weeks
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WOmen's Clubs

Professor Watson. from Pacific col.
lege, will SPEAK.
FORMER MICHIGAN
RESIDENTS TO MEET
The monthly meeting Of former
residents Of Michigan viii bs beIa
In the banquet room Of Meye,.
cafeteria. Friday evening. December
~. Cafeteria dinner from G 10 -ao
o'clock. followed by a proprnm
under the direction OF rr. T. y
Appleton. "
Former residents OF Michigan cor.
daily invited.
! I-ESCHT PIT. 4.
The Lesch PIT. a. will bsv. a..
regular meeting on Friday. Decern.
Der IL. at 315 ,. m. a program viii
be followed by refreshments
ELLSWORTH CIRCLE
Ellsworth circle win meet Frlsay
December 10. at 1870 p. m. in Vel.
Grams hall. Armory. Election ~
officers. All members urged 10 M.
tend.
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~. D. a. LEAVING c1RcLr

w. Il. A. Sewing circle viii hold an
all.day meeting AT the home OF Mrs.
w, J, crory, 445s 10th ave. 8. w, on
Friday. Dec, ~, Members are asked
10 bring their luncheon. coffee viii
be served by the hostess. A large at.
tendance Is desired 10 help prepare
for the Junior Christmas party and
tree TO be given at Carpenters hall
on December 10.
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Informal Bridge and
SltDDer

Mr.. and Mrs. " e. Calendar ure
entertaining with an informal bridge
OF four tables. and n supper, at their
home this evening.
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|IEl|0||l
81
/ Wan
| Get
Hornsby Wo1
4 ST. Louis 1
| Quit Leaga
| BY HENRY 1

k1Ew YORK, 7
N Hornsby cha1
y national lea@
pIsed baseball y
fore the opening
Il by the st. y
g learned from
Hornsby has RI
5000 q season "a
4 team in chica1
Il II the st. Ia
make him play
The star second
No, according q
- has been u
4 club. He does
the team and
ewhere.
he said during =
would like 70 2
New York and
hire TO play for
he would also 2
icago. Hornsby
ations with the 7
81 that he post
" another gam'
I'm.
iornsby was I'm
refusing TO pig
and he maintail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-13
uNIYERsITY clIArrAroIrA

The University chnutauaua WIFI
meet AZ The homo OF Mrs. Sadie ri.
lih, 40ss University way. Friday. DE.
cmbcr ~. at 1850 .. m. Chapter 0, in
Short Story OF American Literhture
based on Cambridge History Of
American Literature will be taken
up. Response TO roll call viii be
something from Whittier.
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NoRDIcA cnoRAL c1.rR

The Nordlca Choral club viii meet
for rehearsal, Friday evening. Dc.
cember II. AZ o'clock. In rho club
rooms. 1920 Arcade bldg. Large at.
tendance desired.
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Hostess at Bridoe

Miss Claire stoitenbcrg was host.
ess at bridge at her home last even.
ing' entertaining twelve guests.
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Personal

Mrs. j. r. Mallery OF Spokane. ~
visiting her brothcriniaw ana fis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs -. G. Yhncy, for
several days. on bcr way 10 Los
Angeles. 10 spend the holidays with
her daughter, MHs Louise Aiallcry,
VINO IL attending the Wea,lnke
school.
Mrs. George Youell spent several
days In Tacoma this week. going
over 10 attend tho golden wedding
anniversary Of Rev. and Mrs H. u.
shaw.
Mr., and Mrs. Hamilton Role and
small son. Hamilton, Ir.. VIII arrive
home this evening from visit with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-13
CHRISTMAS PARTY AT
LAYTON SCHOOL

There viii be a Christmas party
given at the Iawton school on Sat.
unlay evening. December IL.
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wAsnlNoroN nouLEyARn

w c. r. u.
Washington Boulevard W. c. T. U.
win meet In the chapel at sist ave.
and =. Madison ST. Friday. Deem.
Der "a. Mt , O'Clock. Donations for
White Shield Home win DO accepted.
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KANsAs WOMEN.s c1rp

me kanaas womcn's club will
nave nave 2 Christmas pound party FOR
the Ruth School for Girls al The
home Of Mrs. Hampton Moran. 24gO
INST ave. W.. Friday. December ID
Luncheon at II O'Clock.
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MOTHERS cIrB TO

HAVE klMMAtiE SALE
Tho Mothers.' club OF Phi Kappa
Psi fraternity win conduct rum.
mage sale Friday md Saturday. De.
cember ~ and 10. az 1904 First
ave.
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DENNY HILL.
NATURALIZATION

IlatItUfFMENI CLUB
The regular monthly meeting o.
the Denny iiill Improvement club
wiz he held Friday evening. Dccem.
ber IL. AZ s o'clock. IN Sacred Heart
hall. Sixth ayc. and BELL 81.
Councilman Lou Cohen will be The
principal speaker. and viii discuss
plan for building civic auditorium
for Seaiiln.
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SOCIAL SCORE cLuB

The Social Score club viii meet
with Mira. Hattie Friend. g2a g5d
ave. 3, on Friday. December 10
Luncheon az / O'Clock. Members
are asked TO bring Christmas
package.
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BENEFIT BAZAAR FOR
tffssFtf egstfe.ar

The bazaar FOR tho benefit os the
Ruth School building fund viii be
held at 800 Union st.. Friday and Sat.
urday. December u and IS. Meals
VIII be served each day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-13

Mr.. Rodney Power. OF San Fran.
cisco. attached 70 the U. s, s. Tex.
as. Is spending a few days with hi.
uncle and aunt, Air. and Mrs. chaa
Flowers.
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The Eastern star club will meet
for business Friday. December "a. Mt
? O'Clock. tn the clubrooms. 1920 Ar.
cado building. Board viii meet AZ
1890 o'clock.
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AUXILIARY TO

The woman's auxiliary to Trinity
Parish VIII have ils regular meeting
on Friday. December IL. with Mrs.
L. Murray Hotel Otis Program
on Japan" conducted by Mrs. l..
X. Colt.
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ri. i ACTIVITIES

!. l. i. ACTIVITIES
Friday evening. December IA. thru
the kindness OF the camcrnderla club.
that delightful comedy. Professor
Pepp." win DO presented AZ 81.
Auns's auditorium, for the benefit
OF the Y. l. I. Christmas charities.
Mr. German Brady has donated the
services Of his orchestra, the audi,
iorium has been donated. nn well as
the apoeinitier. which win include
Irish dances hy little Miss Dorothy
AuFich aud Master Bobby swartx.
also dance BY little Miss Catherine
Gu'hmullor, pupils OF Miss Ruth
pohcrty.
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DIR. and Mrs. Nelson Rich, OF Mis-.
soula. Mont. are the guests Of their
son.ln.law and daughter, Mr.. ard
Mrs, p. e. Harris for the Christmas
holidays.
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BETA THETA Pr
arl.r,IrIr,a.s GILL.
SEATTLE POST no. 1a
MOTION PICTURE
Cots sfrrs-rf-r - g.. -,

The regular monthly meeting or
The motion picture and visual educa.
ton committee Of Seattle Parent.
Teacher associations will be held Fri.
day, December Is. al 10 a. m. In tho
board Of education rooms. The bust
ness session viii be followed by q
prc-yiew Of tho film Columbus. the
first Of n series Of historical pictures
produced under the direction Of the
history department nt Yale. which
viii be shown soon In a local theater.
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Mias Katherine Bacon, who /. AZ.
tending the University Of Oregon
slll be home the last OF next week
TO spend her vacation with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bacon
Mr.. stephen Bacon, at school in the
East. viii spend The holidays with
friends and relatives In New York,
and Boston,
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PAST NATIONS ASSN.

PAST NATIONS ASSN,
o. r. $.
Past atairons' association. Of
Washington o. +. s. will meet in
Moves cafeteria. Friday. December
IL, AZ IL o'clock. FOR election OF Of.
ficers and TO plan for Christmas for
Ruth school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-13
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Nina NJ Frye Tent Daughters OF
Veterans will meet with MIN. l.. c.
Smith, 1907 Fremont ave. on Friday.
December ~. 20 do Christmas sewing
for the CushnAn hoHpiinl. All daaRh.
tern urged to attend Take phlnncy
car and get OF NJ Goth ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-13
BALLARD vi. G. b. 4

Ballard W e. T. 4. will meet with
Afrs. Charles McAbbc. 1f1o W. G1st
~. Friday, December -. nc .. m.
Mrs. Katie CasseI. superintendent Of
temperance IN Sunday schools, and