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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-10
Theater and Supper Party Val Honor Group
of DebutaRtes, Assistant Last Chosen

MIR AND MRS. FREDERIC
1Nl SrRUvE are entertaining with
a thcatcr party, followed by
a buffet supper and dane.
ing. AT their home. on Tuesday,
evening. in honor OF Miss Priscilla
Treat. who is leaving, the end OF
this week. with her mother Ms
Harry Whitney Treat, for the East,
and for Miss Laura Green. OF Jack.
son, Mich. and Miss Bentonia and
Miss Frances Green,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-10
Hosts at Bachelor
Dinner

For Mr.. Marshall Alien. whose
wedding to Miss Clara Emory win
take place on Friday evening. Mr..
Patrick Tidmarsh and Mr.. MARRIED.
Bolcom viii entertain at a bachelor
dinner ON Tuesday evening. az Mr..
Tidmarsh's home. at the High.
lands.
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ALPHA AuXiIIAnY
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
FORMER MICHIGAN
ulseft1bsNssr2 qt1 MEET

FORMER MICHIGAN
RESIDENTS TO MEET
The monthly meeting OF former
rcaidents OF Michigan VIII be held
in the banquet room OF Moves
cafeteria. Friday evening. December
IL. Cafeteria dinner from TO 7:ao
o'clock. followed BY n program
under the direction OF DIR. T. J.
Appleton
Former residents OF Michigan cor.
daily invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-10
HARMONY HOMESTEAD

Harmony homestead, No. f742. Of
The brotherhood Of American Yeo.
mon. Will give a complimentary
dance for members and friends In
rs new location. Knights OF Pythisq
hail. Third and Virginia. on TUESDAY
evening. December II. a door prize
will be given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-10
woMAN's CENTURY CTT-R

The parliamentary procedure de.
partment Of the woman's Century
club will meet Tuesday at the Y.
w. C. A.. at 1890 o'clock. The class
In public speaking conducted by Mrs.
H. Nelson Shaw will be followed by
parliamentary drill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-10
DAHLIA SOCIETY
ELECTS OFFICERS

Tho following officers were elect.
ed nj tho annual meeting OF the
Seattle Dahlia society on December
u. in tho Chamber OF Commerce
rooms: President. II. o. Dutton:
first vice president. George II.
Brown: second vicc president. Philip
shafer: third yico president. J. W.
Wheeler: secretary. Mra. Fred Mark.
ley: treasurer. Mrs. j. w. Wheeler;
membership. Mra y. c. I.auier:
publicity. Mira. George II Guy:
board OF directors. w. II. shorcy
a. r. Anderson. s. a. Castle. Mrs.
r. s, romeroy and Arthur Davis.
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
BETHLEHEM sHRINE

Bethlehem Shrine, No. 1, White
Shrine Of Jerusalem. win hold a
bazaar December II and IL, at Gil
Union ST. Many attractive articles.
suitable for Christmas gifts, will be
on sale.
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Chorus VIII Giue
Concert TMesdQu

Patrons and patronesses for the
concert the Lyric Choral club viii
give Tuesday evening. at the First
Presbyterian church. viii be: Mayor
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Women's Clubs

nancing the building OF civic audi.
forum.
Members are asked TO bring gifts
Of infants apparel for the Medina
Baby home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-10
Hosts at Bridqe

DR.. and Mrs. C. A. wlntermute on.
tertained their bridge club OF three
tables at their home Saturday owe.
ming. Later buffet supper was
served
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-10
woMEN's OVERSEAS

SERVICE LEAGUE
Seattle unit of tho Womon'a over
meas Service League w'll meet Tucs.
day, December II, at B y. m, IN Room
2i1 Douglas building, for election OF
offlocrA and the final decision as to
Chrlatmaa "choorlo work" An OK.
service women viii be welcomed,
Tho national organization has un.
dorlnkon q thorogoing survey OF oy'
cry state In the Union. In order TO
discover The whereabouts and crcum'
stances OF every disabled cx.beryioo
woman IN the country. Tho Seattle
and Tacoma units OF the league are
sharing IN this nationwide invoatigo.
ton by canyanaing the state OF wash.
ington.
These women who have failed In
health arc 30 sparton.liko IN their
stolciam that # IN difficult 20 discover
them. Thru tho cooperation OF the
veterans bureau. a lst OF the dis.
ablcd ex'sorylec nurses and signal
corps girls In Washington Inns been
furnished tho league Now tho local
chapter ls asking tho general public
TO report TO Miss Iloso Glass. Ble acn'
o653, or write her. care OF the Roone.
Welt high school. any Information
concerning disabled salvation Army
lhtsies. Red Cross girls. Y NJ. G. A..
or y. w. G. a, women workers. or
In fact any woman war workers.
ALPHA AUXILIARY
Tho Alpha auxiliary 70 Street
Railway Men. Local 6s7. win give II
card party Tuesday evening. Dccem.
Der II. AZ p M. in ihe Progressive
elubroom. Union Record building.
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Informal Luncheon
at Ar1nu Post

Mrs. Moore. wife Of Major Harvard
Moore OF Fort LAYTON. entertained
last week with a delightful informal
luncheon at her quarters at the post.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-10
GAMMA PHI BETA
WILL MEET

Gamma Phi Beta alumnae viii
hold IT'S regular monthly meeting on
Tuesday morning. December II. al
II o'clock, at the chapter house.
Mrs. r.. X. Taylor will be the host.
ess.
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ZoNTA CLUB
"Wednesday evening. December IL,
tho Zonta Club OF Seattle win hold
IT'S regular business meeting al 6
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-10
ST. MARTINS
MOTHERS, GLIB

ST. Martins Mothers club viii
have it's regular meeting with Mrs.
J. p. Dugan, 9O2 goth ave. ". on
Tuesday. December II. Luncheon
At 1890 o'clock. Speaker on after.
noon program.
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HoME sEWINn cr1rp

The Ladies Of the @. a. II. Home
sewing club viii bold an all.day ba.
zaar in Roosevelt hall 1864 Third
ave, on Tuesday. December II. A
nome cooked dinner viii be served
nv noon. The proceeds from tho M.
fair viii be devoted 10 the Ladies OF
the @. a. Il. home in Puyallup.
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p. m. in the tea room OF tho Y. w.
C. a. This meeting will be in the
form OF a round table discussion
relative TO the Zonts confederation.
All members arc requested to be
present 10 tako an active part in
this constructive discussion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-10
IF STOMACH is
SOUR, UPSET
Instantly! End Flatulence, Gay
Heartburn, Indigestion
chew a fowl Stomach finel

Chew fcwl Stomach finei
So pleasant so inexpensive. so
quick TO settle an upset stomach.
The moment "Pape's Diapepsln"
reaches the stomach all pain and
distress from indigestion or a sour.
g8ssy stomach yanishes.
Millions know its magic. All drug.
gists recommend this harmless
stomach Advertisement,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-10
cLIoNrAN CLUB

The ciIonian club win meet Tues.
day. December II, NJ the Federated
clubhouse Literature VIII be tho
subject OF the afternoon. Prof. II.
VI. Garrett win talk on The Amcrl.
can Woman In Literature. current
event, Mrs. c. T. Knox.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-10
AK WoMEN.s
CLUB

INIFItDN EMF.NI CLUB
The Aiki' women's Improvement
club win meet at the home OF Mrs
A. r. sehuit. a226 s5ri ave. S. ".
Tuesday. December II. at 1880 p. m.
Members arc requested TO bring
lunch; coffee will be served by the
hostess Moral Conditions in Seat
tie" win no the subject OF an ad.
dress by Mrs Elizabeth Harris.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-10
SEATTLE woMAN.g cTI-p

The literature Interpretation de-.
partment Of tho Seattle Woman'a
club will meet at the home or Mrs.
o. ]. Erickson. 7Gs belmont place.
Tuesday. December II. az . m
Leader, Mrs. T. G. Magrath.
The current events department
meets at 2 O'Clock. under the leader.
ship Of Miss Maud McGough.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-10
Naae.:eea

It's likely that you are al.
ready using NUCOA on
your table as a Spread for
Bread. But maybe you
haven't let NUCOA show
you how truly delicious in
favor it makes foods pre-
pared with it.
Sc we have prepared an
extra special NUCOA Holi.
day Dinner Menu giving
recipes for the dinner be-
ginning with soup and end
ing with Nucoa Sailed Nuts.
Recipes for Cakes, Candies
and Wonderful NUCOA
hard sauce are included.
And of course the exclu-
sive NUCOA "Stuflng "
Recipe.
Write today for your free
copy of NUCOA Menus
Ask for booklet
" From Soup to Nuts "
Address The Best Foods, Inc.
1861 Bryant ST., san Francisco, Cal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-10

display OF Norwegian cakes. cookies
and other attractive dishes. on
Tuesday. November II. nj Norway
hall. beginning nj o'clock.
Dinner viii 10 rSrved from G un.
III s o'clock and Ia tho evening
there win be a musical program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-10
MOUNT HOLYOKE CTTfg

The regular monthly meeting OF
Mount Holyoke club viii be held nj
the Women's University club. on
Tuesday, December II. at 3 p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-10
cHn1sTMAs sALE Axe

DINNER AT NORWAY HALL
Tho board OF directors Of the Nor.
wegian Hospital association IL spon.
soting n Christmas sale OF dainty.
handmade articles. and tempting
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HOLDING BAZAAR

Tho Theosophical womsn's club.
auxiliary organization OF the Seattle
lodge OF tho Theosophicai society.
src holding a three.dny bazaar az
1911 Fourth ave.
a variety OF excellent articles are
being offered. Including handmade
embroidery, homemade candy. etc.
Mrs. y, r. Holmes. tho president,
h ably assisted by various members
OF the association
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SUNSHINE GUILD

The Sunshine guild will meet with
Mrs. Olive p. Hawkes.. 942 10th ave.
Tuesday December II, at II o'clock.
Election Of officers.
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nusINEss woMEN,s LII

BUSINESS woMEN's CLUB
on Tuesday. December II. under
tho auspices Of the civic committee
OF the Business and Professional
women's club. Mrs. Henry Landea
VIII speak on Our Civic Respond.
blli,y."
An invitation Is extended 10 all
members Of the club who are inter
cs,ed In singing 20 meet with Miss
Harrie, tombstone. Friday evening.
December IL. NJ 7 o'clock. at the
Y. W. c. A.. 10 organize chorus
and several quartotE
Members arc asked 20 attend the
weekly lunchsons at Dartnail's cafe.
'eria every Thursday. from ~ until
l o'clock.
Those who hayo not received
copy OF Cat Tale" tho club IA.
per. may obtain one from Miss Cas-.
sis Gales.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-10
ZETA PSI
MOTHERS cLUB

flA'+ AtefAtt9s NHAaAak -
Zeta Psi Mothers club win hold
is regular meeting Tuesday. Dceem.
Der / l. AZ p. m. at the fraternity
house, 1si1 nth ave. y. l..
Members bring sewing materials
and also two Jars Of canned fruit.
Jam OF jelly for the annual Christ.
mas shower.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-10
SEATTLE COUNCIL PIT. A.

SEATTLE COUNCIL PIT. A.
Seattle Council OF Parcnt.Teaeher
associations will meet Tuesday. DO.
cembcr IL. at 10 a, m. In tho Broad.
way high school. The first hour viii
DO used for circle reports and rou.
tine business.
The program will feature the work
OF the legislative and the recreation
and playground committees. and has
been arranged by their respective
chalrmcn. Mrs. Il. II. Pugnlcy and
Mrs. A. II. Todd.
AZ 1880 Mrs. Henry I.andes Of
tho city council Will speak on The
Welfare OF Our Young People"
At ie O'Clock Judge Austin T.. Grif.
tiths VIII give "a Message on Reerca.
ton" inspired hy tho National Rcc.
reatlon congress held recently in
Springfield. H. Judge Gnfn,hn has
been interested I'm tho chIlda need
for play space" for eighteen years
Ho was tho first president OF the
Playground aKsoclation OF Seattle.
and Is AT present n director in the
National Playground and Recreation
association.
chairmen In the local PIT A. cir.
clra representing Legislative. or rec.
reaiion and play. are invited TO NJ.
tend this meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-10
WRITER'S CLUB

The Writer'S club will meet Tueg.
day evening. December II. at 8
o'clock, In the lecture room Of the
Y. w. G. a Manuscripts By Cora
Chase cbarieton, Esther Sheppard.
Pamela Pearl Jones and Gertrude
Blair.
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sEATTrE MrsTc srrpY c1rn

7fsFNI I'd sNN0IN u VII NffI -
Tho Seattle Music Study club will
hold It's regular meeting Tuesday.
December II. at 1880 ., m. ia tho
hall at 9os r pian IT. Tho sacred
cantaia. THE Vision Of ST. John"
under the direction OF Mrs. Henry
y. shoad. viii 90 presented.
Those participating will be Mrs.
II. II. Perry. Mrs. Robert Morton.
Mrs. II. C. simpkins. Mru. Charles
Rracke and Mrs. +. A. Reid. This
will bo an open meeting. and friends
are invited 10 attend.
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The Tobehahe Campfire Girls met
nj the home Of Jean Argues on Wed.
nesday 20 dress dolls for Christmas
for the poor children. Headquarters
wants n hundred dolls for the big
party on December %.
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sHAMoNnAsEE cT.Irn

The shawondaEcc club win meet
with Mrs. ]. W. Dryden. 21o9 Mob
Hill ave. Tuesday. December II. at
2 y. IN.
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woMAN-s civic crJrp

The Womnn's Civic club will meet
Tuc1day. Dec. II. 1T y. m. in the
Ericl,gon room AZ the Y. W. G. 4.
The reading Of some interesting cor
respondencs will he followed by
business session. There will be a dis
cusslon on the bankers plan Of n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-10

Turkey
And Trimmings

-OT make u goose u you IKE
The main thing is the
stufing" and proper cook.
ing Of whichever festive
bird you serve at the great
Holiday Dinner.
For the best "stufing" and
the best cooking you will
want
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CANADIAN
WOAlENs GLIB


The Canadian women's club IN
planning card party for Tuesday
evening. December II. NJ s O'Clock,
ct the home OF Mrs. /. o. Rourke.
2gi Boylston ave. n. Ten tables
have been arranged which win in.
clude bridge. whist and nah
jongg. Members aud friends In.
vited.
Mrs. Alice Rolli,t Coo. reader. ana
Mrs. y. Clifford Reid. vocalist. win
present program during tina eve.
ming. The social committee. Of
which Mrs. Archibald Mclean is
chairman. win have charge Of tho
refreshments which viii conclude
the affair.
Mrs. John Blackburn. chairman
Of the benevolent committee. re-.
quests that members attending bring
a gift OF food or clothing for dcstl.
tute woman for whom the club IN
preparing n Christmas box.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-10

Mr. and Mrs, Harry CnrHtrna arc
arriving homo this evening after an
absence OF two years travel abroad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-10
SEATTLE FEDERATION

"IfN IIt EUbItAI IUN
". c. r. u.
The regular meeting OF tho Seattle
Federation OF Womens Chrlstian
Temperance Union win be held
Tuesday, December II. ne Plymouth
church. Mrs. Lillian Vincent. state
president VIII address the meeting
on Outlook FOR tho W. c. T. u. and
Prohibition for tho Coming Year"
All women urged 10 attend. I'm.
portant business win be presented.
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wAnREN AvENrE -. a.

WARREN AVENUE PIT. A.
Warren Avenue PIT. a. win meet
Thursday. December -. at i:gs p.
m. in the assembly room. At a.3o
Mrs. A. X. FIaken will speak on
The Spirit OF chriatnaa~ Miss
Ruth Brown viii Eivs a short talk
on the Campfire Girls. which win be
followed by Christmas carols by a
group OF school children.
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Mr. and Mrs Clyde lladlcy and
Mrs. George Hood arc leaving FRI
day 10y motor for Vancouver II. G.,
TO spend the Weekend,
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" From Soup to Nuts /"

Address The Best Foods, Inc.
1861 Bryant ST., san Francisco, Cal.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-05
MISS RYAN DEFEATED
California Girl Loses Final in MentOnc Tennis Tourney to Miss MacKane, of England.

Monte Carlo. March 5. (By Asso- ciated Press) Miss Kathleen Mac Kane of England yesterday won the women's singles in the Monte Carlo tournament, defeating Miss Elizabeth Ryan, formerly of California, in the final match, 7--5, 4-6, 6-2.
 In the women's doubles final Mile. Lenglen and Miss Ryan defeated Mrs. i.ambert-Chambers and Miss Mac Kane, 6-1, 3--6, 6--4.
 In this match Mile. Lenglen's boast that she and Miss Ryan never had lost set since they began 10 play together three years ago was shat tered. The Franco-American pair was defeated in one set and barely managed ultimately to overcome the English women and take the final.
 Miss Ryan, according to the ex- perts. has been playing too much tennis Yesterday she proved the weak spot in the combination. The Lenglen-Ryan pair looked the loser when Mrs. Lambert Chambers and Miss MacKane were leading, .4-3, in the last set, but Suzanne won her service and broke through Miss Mac Kane's and was all over the court to win the last. game on Miss Ryans service.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-05
|KAPLAN AND HERMAN /. READY FOR THE FRAY |
Record Crowd Expected to Wit-
 ness Thursday Nights Bouts

Back in the summer of 1921, the Jersey City, N. J., in which the eyes of the sporting public was turned. The contestants were Jack Dempsey aud Georgks Carpenter. idol of France. So much for that. On next Thursday night in the mammoth State Armory at Meriden, protege of Jack Dempsey will battle in star bout. that is a second battle of the century, as far as Connecticut is con- cerned. It will bring together Babe" Herman, the Pacific coast clever light weight, and Kid" Kaplan, of Mer- iden, enc of the greatest products of the ring in the history of the Nutmeg State, The battle will be staged by George Dwyer and will be over the i2-round route.
 Both in Great Shape
 It win be the second meeting of the toys, the spectacular Californian winning the first one by wide mar gin. Those who witnessed the last in the form exhibited by Kapan in that bout There have been several reasons advanced for the poor show ing of the Silver City cyclone. If it was poor condition, the Kid" and his handlers are seeing to it that it does not happen in the coming bout. Both men are trained to the minute, and needless to say, there is an air of con- fdence from both camps. There are several other fine bouts carded.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-05
ALL READY FOR CONCERT
Rachmaninoff's Recital at Fox's Thea ter on Wednesday Evening Promises to Be Rare Musical Treat.

Tickets to the piano recital to be given at Fox's theater on Wednesday evening by Rachmaninoff, the world renowned pianist, who is being brought here under the auspices of the New Britain Musical club, are selling rapidly and those planning to attend may be disappointed unless they act promptly.
 Music lovers, especially devotees of the piano and piano music, have been waiting impatiehtly for the ad- vent of Rachmaninoff and various music teachers about the city have been advising their pupils that to watch and hear him play is worth course of lessons. Last Friday he appeared in a symphony concert in Carnegie hall, New York, which was attended by representatives of the local club. They report that the re- captions accorded this master pianist by the New Workers are nothing short of marvellous and they returned to this city more satisfied than ever that the Musical club is doing a big and note worthy thing in bringing this famous musician. here.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-05
ILENGLEN WILL PLAY
 MRS. MALLORY AGAIN
Drawings at MentOne Make Their Meeting Almost a Certainty

Mentone. France. March b.--(By the Associated press)-A fourth meeting between Mile. Suzanne Leng- len. the French champion and Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory. the Amer- can title holder in tennis singles competition Is considered practically assured during the Mentone tourna- -,nent began today.
 The draw was kind to the Riviera tennis enthusiasts, who have been looking forward to a match between the champions with an eagerness that has only been increased by their dis appointment at the failure of the rivals to get together at Monte Carlo. Both Lengen and Mallory were in the upper half of the draw, and both drew eyes in the first round.
 Seemingly only a miracle can pre- vent Mrs. Mallory from reaching the qiiarter-hnals, where she will meet Mile. Lenglen. The American play CT in the first match in the second round has to defeat the winner of the Miss Cable-Mrs. Bostock first round match. and in the third round she must win from the victor of the Miss woolrich Mrs. Ellisen match which will qualify her then to face the re- doubtable Suzanne.
 Has Edge on Molla
 To any of the four players Mrs. Mallory ordinarily could give fifteen and win, and. even taking her Monte Carlo form into account, the experts are of the opinion she should have no trouble in disposing of the two she must meet to reach match with Lenglen. Suzanne, of course. is re- garded as certain to win the matches which lie between her and q contest with Mrs. Mallory.
 The American champion is entered in all three events here, but has changed her Monte Carlo partners. She is paired with Baron de Morpurgo instead of Wallis Myers in the mixed doubles. and with Miss Blake instead of Miss Howett in the women's doubles.
 / Mile. Lenglen is paired with Miss Elizabeth Ryan in the doubles. She is not entered for the mixed doubles.
 All the stars who played ill the Monte Carlo tournament are entered at Mentone, but the prospective Leng- en-Mallory match is practically the sole topic of discussion among the en- thusiasts. Notwithstanding the Amer ican woman's defeat at Monte Carlo. there are many persons here who still believe she. has a chance against the French girl. 4 SIS
New Britain herald., 1923-03-05
JOHNSTON A WINNER.
"Little BiIr' Captures Singles Event
 in San Francisco Tourney.

San Francisco, March 5.--The inter club. tennis tournament of Northern California which began yesterday re- suited in high class tennis especially at the Berkeley Tennis club of Berke- ley. Stanford university and the Slut ter Tennis club at Sacramento where the courts.
 William M. Johnston, runner-up for the national singles championship last year, defeated Phil Bettens of the University of California 5--7, e-4, 60. He was the only Berkeley man to win the singles.
 Phil Neer and James Davis of Stan ford, former national intercollegiate champions playing against Oakland, each won his singles match.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-05
VILLA TO BOX MuRRAY

Waterbury, March 5.--Pancho Villa the Filipino who lost his American flyweight title to Frankie Genaro at Madison Square Garden last week has been signed to appear at the State Armory in this city on March 22 with Batting Murray in a twelve round bout. Murray is accredited with draw in his fight with Jimmy Wilde of Eng land. a few years ago.
New Britain herald., 1923-03-05
YALE BALL TEAM REPORTS

New Haven, March 5.-Candidates for position other than battery report ed for the first practice in the Yale cage today. Practice will then con- tinue for nearly three weeks before the team leaves on it's Southern trip to stay at Macon. Ga. Before the depar- ture to sunny climates a supper will be given in the Hotel Taft to arouse inteerst in baseball and to give the team a good send-off.