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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-18

NOAH'S ~ R. C. W. STILES, of high standing among
RECORD B professional biologists and a lecturer,
STANDS L y that Noah only a capable
ship captain but the worlds first successful
health officer
It is difficult wholly agree with the good doctor
both of these attributes of Mr. Noah As ship captain Noah
dn know where he going, didn't know where land lay
&nd crow-brd pilot His sole job keep
ark afOa and that ship Of such remarkable beam that
would take nothing less than caaclym tip her
Moreover Noah had insurance from the Almighty canal
i boat cook could sail a ship like that ark.
But health officer Noah the enough
Picture cargo of pair of kind Of creature, including
he germs of typhoid smallpox fOoro sleeping sickness, fits
ants, with all sorts Of grunts grow yels
singing Forty days of it. with aboard Any fell
that cargo shape resock the world
some health officer be
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-18

What did Balboa discover?
The Pacific Ocean-tb13.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-18
Is il natural for White Leghorn

Is Il natural Tor White beghOrn
pullets Matched May | TO mOult
in September of the same year?
No, they are too young to lay and
would rot ordinarily moult until after
having laid several times
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-18
Has Personal Talk

I have had several personal talks
with Hitler and have travelled through
Bavaria getting pictures of his famous
storm troops. People call them the
'hackenkreuz'' because OF the rwas-
ika cross, the good luck emblem that
appears on every arm brassard and
every banner and standard and drum.
These troops drill unmoIested IN the
country districts. Steel helmeted and
uniformed. thov march also in the
streets Of Munich before the eyes Of
the reichswehr. the army OF the so
ciahst republic that nominauy holds
the reins of government in Berlin
Hitler Is only 81. He is Of medium
FeIght, sturdily built. with blond hair
and mustache. and the wide blue eyes
Of an idealst lie is moving ora.
tor. with a voice that can BE- as soft
md gentle RS a child's and Instantly
as harsh and sharp rs that Of ID Prus-
sian dril master. He is shy and diff
fdent until he talk Of Germany. her
past glory, her dowafa1l. and the rea-
sons for II.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-18

Hitler stands out as real power
in South Germany, with potential in
fiuence over all of the former empire.
He is organizer and leader Of the ma
tional Socialist party of Bavaria and
declares his nationalist movement Is
not reactionary, monarchistic, or anti.
social.
To millions Of people he Is but
name. often one of terror Very in
complete. and sometimes inaccurate.
word portraits Of the man have been
broadcast. He is at once the miracle
man and mystery man Of Germany
For one thing, ne has always refused
to allow his photograph TO be taken,
emf he has been successful in spite Of
all persuasion and tricks.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-18
Who were four great generals?

How Is vifamine pronounced?
Nit-a-mean.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-18

Home from Florida, Harding
may go to Alaska. Jumping out
of the frying pan into the ice
box.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-18

Seats at the wedding of Duke
of York and Lady Bowes-Lyon
cost SIS up, like the Dempsey
Carpenter match.
Evening star., 1923-01-20
GEORGIA NEGRESS DIES
...-.AT, AGE OF 125 YEARS

- ATLANTA, Ga. January 30.--Eve-
line Booth, a negro woman OF Ogle-
thorpe county, Ga, Is dead at the age
OF 125 years months and IL days,
according to Information made public
by DR.. William A. Davis, director OF
the department of vital statistics OF
she state board of health. She died
on December "a, 1922, the story OF her
death having been delayed swaiting
the result Of an investigation OF the
record OF her birth. DR.. Davis said
he was satisfied the facts In the case
would stand the. closest scrutiny.
Justice II. HI Glenn, registrar of
births and deaths for the militia dis
trfct in which the aged negress lived.
carefully Investigated the facts and
reported to the vital statistics office
OF that state:
She was of the age stated on the
death record or very nearly So"
Justice Glenn said he found that
her"third child is still living at the
age Nof 80; that she was the mother
of 16 children, had 4s grandchildren
and l9l great
As corrobQratiye evidence of the
woman's age, Justice Glenn reports
that the date OF her birth. March IS,
1877; has been handed down among
her folks" from child to child for
more than 100 years, She 10 record ed
as a member. in good standing of the
Mount Zion Church for the last IFS
years. During slavery days she was
the property of Noah Bolton, whose
descendants furnished the informa-
ton covering the record of her life.
Evening star., 1923-01-20
SOC gi@GY'
of France and Mime. Jusse-
rand Entertaining Secretary of State
and Mrs. Hughes at Dinner Tonight.

Italy. Prince Caetani, at the: reunion
of the Italian society of that city.
Nine. Kwapiszewska, wife of the
counselor of the Polish legation will
entertain at tea this afternoon in
compliment to Miss Bertha Crawford
who will sing the role Of Gilda in
which the Washington Opera Com
pany will give Monday and Friday
afternoon of next week. Presiding at
the tea table for Nine. Kwapiszewska a
will be Nine. Tilmont, Mrs. John Gree
ley. Mrs. William Morgan. Nine. Mach
and Mme. Dalbor. Others assisting g
WIN be the Misses Dumont and Miss
Schikdhauer.
Mrs. Philip p Campbell and Miss
Helen Campbell, wife and daughter
of the representative from Kansas,
will be at home tomorrow afternoon
after o'clock at their residence in
Virginia, on the Mount Vernon bou-
levard.
On account of illness tho dinner
which was to have been given this
evening by the director of the con-
Sular service and Mrs. Wilbur j. Carr
in compliment to Justice and Mrs.
George Sutherland, has been post
poned to February II.
Mrs. Carr will not be at home to-
morrow afternoon. but will receive
Sunday, January 2S:
The chancellor of the British cx-
cheQuer, the Rt. Hon. Stanley Bald
win, accompanied by Mrs. Baldwin
and Miss Betty Baldwin. will sail
aboard the Olympic today for, their
home in England. others sailing
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Deaths Reported.

The follow Ing deaths have been reported 10
the health department in the last twenty
four hours: ''
William Baker. go. sos 9Th at.
FANNIE Cheseldine, As. Garfield Hospital
Lizzie Wiseman. 74, So Adams st.
I.oueis r. Jenness, As, IIBi N. H. ave.
Frances. PIN Miles, %. 1923 n st.
Mary G. Reapsouaer. IS. 400 Hunt place
Jennie Ma inning. So, 1901 lat at.
g. Frederick stahl, rs, Bolt u ct.
Joseph Blackburn, 50. Gallinker Hospital
katherine z. Kennedy. s5. Grafton Hotel.
Airline l., Duvall, 25, 2022 North CAPITOL at
rsul Bonsvires. 35. Casualty Hospital.
pitAI Aos
Dorothy e. Settle. o. Caiidren's Bosnjfsr
Ruth H. Baden. 8, 1910 Neale ST ne
Edward D: johnson. rs, Emergency Hospital
Gertrude Reed %, Sc. EIizabeth's Hospital.
s.w.
Evening star., 1923-01-20

AhERS. A tribute OF love and devotion TO
aRERs %So OF sGd.6s S%E dear father SCOTT
years ago today, January 20, 1918.
Gone but not forgotten.
BARRACKS. Sacred to the memory of o,r
desr 1 n, ,daughter and sister. JENNIE BAR
RACKS. who departed this life ten wears
ago today, January 20. 1918.
Never shall we cease to love you,
Never shall your memory fade;
sweetest thoughts forever linger
Around the grave where YOU arr laid
HER HUSBAND, ANDREW BARRACKS.
AND FAMILY.
BOSS. In loving remembrance of NV dos,
S,stef, LOUISE NAE tnee Kratu, who left
me SIX years ago today, January 20, 1917
Once the music of your voice
Made my happy heart rejodce,
was the sunshine of our place
HER ONLY SISTER, MAMIE TREsS.
BROWN. In loving remembrance of our da.r
little BILLIE BROWN, who departed this
lie one year ago today, January 20: 1922.
ALICE JACKSON.
BRowEE-wILLiAMs. A tribute OF Low. 20
our Gear daughter. LEOIAA BRoWNE-W Will
LiAMS' who entered into eternal rest Janu-
Gone. but not forgotten
MAMMA AND PAPA. .
CARRIGAN. Sacred to the memory of our
devoted husband and father, WILLIAM n
R! GARhIGaS' a. ,S5S Tso died one year ago today,
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN
CoRLISs. In sad remembrance of INV dear
mother, LUCRETA CORLISS who was "a
eruei,y taken ssoS away fourteen years ago. Jsnu-
You don't know the sorrow to he left alone
Until God sends message 20 your home.
II Is hard when he calls for one or the other
But It lis hardest Of all when He calls for
HER LONELY DAUGHTER, KATIE L.
VEAL BALTIMORE. ND.
L.
daughter. MARIE DUFFIS' who died u one
year ago today, January 20, 1922
Dearest daughter Marie. thpu hast left us,
But tits God that has bereft US;
He can all our sorrows heal
Never shall we cease TO love thee,
sweetest Shs tSourhts fofeSeF fms@eTy linsef taS
around the grave where thou art laid.
And though the circle 10 broken
And parting has filled us with pain
We hold as glorious token
The bright hope OF meeting sgain
HER FATHER AND MOTHER .
LANGFORD. who departed this life two
years ago today, January 20. 1921,
Only few more trials,
Only a few more tears,
.'s Then safe In the arms Of Jesus,
MOTHER AND SISTER.
LANGFoRD. In loving memory of my dear
aaS dsS8ed depare Sss sna o two
years ago today. January 20, 1921; CARO-
LINE BOWMAN. December Il, 1921; sister
MARY HELEN BOWMAN. June Il. 1872.
Oh, not in the grave do lay our dead,
Only the body whence the soul hath fed.
Why think we SO much of the burying place
AS though 1t were there that they are,
Not far away In the cold and alone,
But here in the home which together we've
- known. ,-....-s-s
Yes, here at the table around which we Sit
Or there iD his favorite chair.
BE. strong. then, be calm, sad heart. My
dear ones are here with me still. May they
live always in the Lord.
MRS. JANE B. LANGFoRD. .,
Evening star., 1923-01-20

THE Secretary of State and
Mrs. Hughes will be the
guests of honor at dinner
this evening of the ambas-
sador of France and Nine. Jusserand.
Mrs. Coolidge Honor
Guest at Luncheon.
Mrs. Coolidge, wife of the Vice
President, will be the guest of honor
at luncheon Saturday. January 27, of
Mrs. william +. Dennis. who will
give the first of a series of luncheons
in her home on K street.
Nine. Dumont. wife of the military
Dumont. will be at home informally
tomorrow afternoon, from 4:3O to
$3.50 o'clock.
The naval attache of the Brazilian
embassy, Capt. Heraclito Graca Aran-
ha, will be host at tea this after
noon from to z o'clock at the Ro-
chambeau. Among those assisting
him and acting as hostesses will be
Nine. Dumont, wife of the military
attache of the French embassy; Sig
val attache of the Italian embassy;
Mrs. Brown, wife of the assisting ma
val attache of the British embassy;
Nine. Appel, Nine. Soyez and Mrs
Eenton Bradford.
Tho third secretary of the Italian
embassy, Signor Renato Silenzi, spent
yesterday in Philadelphia, where he
went to represent the ambassador of
Evening star., 1923-01-20
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported "a
four hours:
John and Catherine Page. girl.
Gharies G and Annie G. Smith, boy.
Emmett J snd Cecils c. McCambridge, girl
John r. aad Agnes NJ Purdy, boy
George s. and Edna NJ. Maier, girl.
CHARLES H. and Marie j. Brown. boy
John y. Ind Matilda e. Fulks' rirl.
Nilliam r. and Bernice E. Martin. boy.
Peter j and Esther CONWAY. girl
Richard and Laura L. Mansfield, boy.
John and Mary K. Spratt, girl
Marshall A. and Margaret Davis. girl.
Ollie r. and Belle Holmes, boy.
John r. and Viola L. Stewart, girl.
John T. and julia J. Long, girl.
William C. and Mary J. George, girl.
David c. and Clara Trott girl
Randall Il. and Marguerite HaSner. girl
Charles D and Elsie r. FoRle girl
George o. and Laura ]. Barnes, girl.
Paul and Laura q. Polling, boy.
Henry and Phoebe Stanley, boy
Theodore and Ethel trimmer, girl
Gorden ". ahd Helen Heigh, male tyius
William and. Annie p. Matshews boy
Clarence and Ethel A. Wheeler, giri.
Rhodie and Theresa Mccoy, boy,
Robert and Jennie williams, boy.
George and Estella Carter girl
William and Annie Stoddard girl
Evening star., 1923-01-20
Marriage Licenses.

following:
Herbert Fl. sproggins and Florence L. Kaiser.
both of Baltimore, Nd :
Jniius Rosenfeld and Esther q. Gottlieb.
william BeEs and Florence NJ. white
Charles ID. jackson OF Columbia s. O. and
Mary G. Orr OF Atlanta, Ga
Kenneth D. Sanford OF East Orange, N. J.,
and Ruth NJ. Church Of this city
Josh Porter and Beatrice Johnson
John Lee and Agnes Taylor
waiter a. .Boland and Anna o. Connors
Albert HaEin and Suzanne Crespin
Joseph 9: KhbOurne. Jr.. and Mary L. Steele
John Z. Adams and Lena NJ. Groomes
Evening star., 1923-01-20
@arriaqeS.

BAPTIsTA--sToHE. December 1. 1922. at
Aiexandria, Va, by the Rev. DR.. Browne,
FRANK W. BAPTIsTA and LAURA
JULIEN STONE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mrs. Edna Ell
ineton wishes TO announce the marriage Of
her mother, LULU z. THOMPSON, to JO-
sEPH A. RoDRIGUES, on Thursday, Sep
tember l4, 1872.
Evening star., 1923-01-20

aboard the Olympic are the governor
of the Bank OF England, Mr.. Montagu
Collet Norman, and other members OF
the commission from Great Britain
to this country to discuss the British
debt to this country.
Miss Alice Milburn will entertain
at q bridge tea on Monday afternoon,
January %. In honor OF Miss Florence
Young of Alabama.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson r. Downey
of Pennsylvania, who are spending
the winter at the New willard. en-
tertained a party of six at luncheon
yesterday at that hotel.
Mrs. J. w. Hustled, wife of Repre-
sentative Hustled of New York, en-
tertained guests at luncheon yester-
day at the New Willard.
Mrs. Cunningham Hall was hostess
at small luncheon today at the Hotel
Hamilton for a group of young girls
which included Miss Helen Husted, Miss
Margaret Sutherland, Miss Josephine
Willford, Miss Ellen Bruce Lee and
Miss Elizabeth Turner.
Mrs. Charles Whitman Wetnore will
be hostess at dinner this evening.
The third secretary of the United
States embassy in London, Mr.. Fred
erick D. X. lie Clercq, who came to
Washington with Col. Harvey, ambassa-
dor of the United States TO Great Brit
ain, went with him to New York last
evening. The ambassador will sail for
his post In England today and Mr.. LIE
Clercq will return to Washington We'd
nesday.
Miss Elizabeth Van Dyke Jobe will
entertain a party of fourteen at din
ner tonight at her apartment. 1921
18th street northwest, before the
dance which Col. and Mrs. Edward
Brown are giving for fheir niece, Miss
Eloise Brown, at their residence, on
I street.
Among those who have taken boxes
for the Southern Relief ball Monday
evening at the New Willard are Gen.
Julian Carr. Mr.. and Mrs. Wade II.
Ellis. Mr.. and Mrs. Rafael r Gown,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter A. Drury. Mr.. and
Mrs Angus Mclean. Mr. and Mrs
Mark w. Potter, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mesta, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Ryan.
formef Senator Hoke Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs Louis n. Geldert, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick I. Cox. Mrs. Charles Bough-
ton Wood, Mrs. Delos A. Biodgett.
Mrs. H. Wilfred Du Puy, Mrs. Charles
G. Matthews, Mrs. Gibson Fahne-
stock. Mrs. E. w. Cole. Mrs Gillett
Hill. Mrs. B. B. Jones and Mrs Edward
T. Stotesbury.
Miss Dorothea Roberts is enter
tanning a number of debutantes at
bridge today in compliment TO Miss
Willow O'Brien, house guest of Miss
Esther McVann. Those invited to
meet Miss O'Brien are Miss Esther
McVann., Miss Alice Milburn, Miss
Elizabeth Turner. Miss Asenath Cox,
Miss Virginia McKenney, Miss Fred
erica McKenney. Miss Dorothy Mon
deH, Miss Dorothy Gardner. Mrs.
Daniel Borden. Miss Olga Pilsen, Miss
Josephine Bridget, Miss Eleanor An,
thony. Miss Anna Bull and Mrs. Paul
Sanborne.
Mrs. Daniel Borden will preside at
the table during the tea, for which
additional guests have been asked.
Mrs. Fred A. Britteh, wife OF Rep
resentative Britten, entertained a
Evening star., 1923-01-20

senor and Sonora de ChamSrro
Honor Guests OF Delegate.
The minister of Nicaragua ant
Sonora de Chamorro were honor
guests at dinner last evening of thI
Evening star., 1923-01-20

Mrs. Fred A. Britteh, wife of Rep
resentative Britten, entertained q
party of eight at luncheon today at
the Hotel Hamilton.
Evening star., 1923-01-20

at Linthicum Hall. Georgetown, jan
uary 81, commencing at o'clock, un-
der the auspices of the Rectors' Aid
Society of Christ Church. The pa
tronesses include Mrs. Elliot II. Good
win, Mrs. Thomas Bradley, Mrs. Will
liam B. Orme. Mrs. Walter Peter Mrs.
T. z. Hambleton, Mrs. Ernest Green
wood, Mrs. Robert S. Beale and Mrs.
D. d. v. Stuart.
Evening star., 1923-01-20

Miss Elizabeth Van Dyke Jobe will
ner tonight at her apartment. 1921
18th street northwest, before the
dance which Col. and Mrs. Edward
Brown are giving for fheir niece, Miss
Eloise Brown, at their residence, on
I street.
Evening star., 1923-01-20

morrow evening at the Arts Club by
Miss Katherine Riggs. harpist, and
Mr.. Arthur Lambin. baritone, has
been postponed on account OF the ILL
ness of both these artists.
Evening star., 1923-01-20
Jn M Men1oriant.

AYERS. A tribute OF love and devotion TO
the memory of our dear father SCOTT
AkERS, who so suddenly passed avay Ave
years ago today, January 20, 1918.
Gone but not forgotten
Evening star., 1923-01-20

A dance will be given by the enter
tainment committee of the Women's
City Club at the clubhouse, % Jack
son place, on Monday, January %, at
$40 o'clock pm.
Evening star., 1923-01-20

delegate from Nicaragua to the con-
ference on Central American affairs.
Senor Cardenas, who entertained g.
small company at the New Willard.
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Pretty Home Wedding

A pretty wedding soemnized
Albert Richardson when their
married
$50
Rev Eugene a. Balls The
against background OF honeysucke
Caroline Testou
The bride gowned
model with low waishne
carried shower bouquet peas and
She
dressed in pink and carrying bouquet ophea
The was attended by his brother, Lat
Mrs Williams
Mabel Thomas Miss Agnes Judlns
Duke Mrs Vincent Hyde Geraldine starr
assisted in the dining
Miss Clio Blair of BeIngham 20 Promise Love Thee
accompanied Miss Adelaide
wedding Lohengrin"
accompanied by Miss
Outoftown h.
bride from Adrian Mich Mrs Harvey Hd
groom, and Miss Clio Blair, of Bellngham.
bride
uyes and friends present
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Personal

Mr. and Mrs. a. ". leonard and
family removed Thursday to their
country home AZ Port Madison,
Mr.. s. o Robinson Of Helena.
Mont, Is spending the summer with
his mother Mrs. Margaret Robin
son.
hiss CeCllIa AugspurEct left Wed.
nesday on two months trip 10
Colorado and Wyoming.
Or. and Mrs. A. !. Bourneur arc
returning Monday from trip 20
California.
Mu. John Anderson Coleman OF
Nenino viii arrive next week TO DO
tho house guest Of Mrs, Il. +. white
for somo tluU.
Mrs. W r. Gaffney Ia spending a
few weeks a, Saints Rest. Misc
Kathleen Gaffnsy has just returned
from . visit Of several month"; In
California,
aiiss Julia Buhl OF Detroit viii ar.
rive Monday to be the guest Of Miss
Eulalie Merrill for the month Of
July Miss Sydney washburn from
Minneapolis win rVturn from Tacoma
on Saturday. where she has been
Visiting friends for short time, to
spend a few days with Miss vir.
ginla Merrill before returning 10 hor
home.
Burns Ryan and Tom Jordan arc
leaving Saturday with thvir catboat.
"Doormouse." for the yacht races
ut Vancouver. II. c.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edgar l. Webster
will arrive Monday from los An.
gelos. Cal. 20 spend the summer here
and will occupy their home at Tos
Edgar 81,
SIR. and Mru. G. G.. Morrison and
family will remove Saturday 70
Agate Point for the summer, Dur.
ing their absence Mr. and Mrs.
George Harris Clute and two dauEh.
ters from California will occupy their
home az 1891 Second ave, W.
Mrs. George Hamilton Park OF
Oakland. Cal. formerly Of Seattle, Is
visiting friends in town.
Mr. and Mrs Edmund Bowdsn and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bowdsn re.
moved today to their summer home
o. Port Madison.
Mr. and Mrs H. II. Plummsr and
daughter. Miss Alice Plummsr. and
Mrs. \. c. Wall and two daughters.
Miss Ethel and Miss Ella Wall. OF
Berkeley, chi. arrived this week 20
be guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
Myers until after the marriage OF
their daughter Miss Margaret My,
erS, and SIR. Homer Orrin Blair. on
Saturday evening. June 80.
Mr., and Mrs. ~ VI. ratimcr aud
family have removed 70 their sum.
msr home, Belle Vista" at Port
Madison.
Mr.. w. Kllgore Macfarlane. Jr..
will return next Wednesday from
Providence. X, L.. where he gradu.
aied from Brown university with the
class OF 1923. He will spend the
summer with his arenta M Iilabsc
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G. MY T.addis" .....s...st..... Thaysr
Mrs Rodsfiek. Mrs, BroussAis Beck. harp
Mr. kirehner. cello oblissto
Dance Fountain, clair de ygnB. Debussy
Henrystta schust,, Sylvia Bernhard. Irene
ishAm pupils Of Card Lssiisl.
Russian quartet
sleeping Lake" ......,.....t..... Bhssli
our Regiment AdyAnces' -.s.s. Chtersr
Mother River Yolga," Folk Song
Msssrs. Sovak. Kojctn. Koss and
Eudrcvatih
Toy Symphony (by requesD 49,. RomhsrK
Piano-Ars Harold S,imson. Mrs
Thomas scruERs, Ars. Beck
Yiolin-Aiss Edith ksuds1
Aandoiin-MrE, Scott Bullitt. Mrs.
Thomas Crimson
SisbtinEaIs--Mra Bstchsr Lambuth
Tambourins-MiAs Dorothy Ewing.
Trisngis--Mrs. OsFood Packard.
Cuckoo--Ars. Charles Farrell.
Trumpst--Miss Cathsrins Collins.
Drum and rattis-Ars Rodsriek.
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Trio
a. Swing Low. Sweet Chariot" Burieixh
b. Twilight" .............Amy Worth
Mrs. David Morgan Bodsrick. Mrs. Os-
good Packard. Mrs. Scott Built
Mrs worth at tho piano
Andsnts for two plans Christian slndins
First piano-Mss Dorothy Ewing
Second pisno-Mrs Thomas stimson.
Duets
o Look Down, Dear Eyss.......
...............,. Howard Fisher
b. Tuscan Folk Song
c. 20, That We Two Were Maying"
Mr.. and Mira Osgood Packard
Adagio Pathstique (. Benjamin GODDARD
Mrs. Broussais Beck, harp
Mr. George Klrchner, cello
Songs
q Cease Thy Singing. Maiden Fair"
.................. RRchmhntnoY
b. la Helodis des Bsissrs''. Ma1erst
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CLUBS FOR SATURDAY

CLASSIC CULTURE CLUB
PICNIC
The Classic Culture club will have n
box picnic at the home OF Mrs. ]. J.
Black on Lake Washington. Satur.
day, June 80 Steamer Ariel leaves
Madison park at 1O:45 a. m. Members
who cannot take the early boat may
leave at p. m.
WOMEN's CIVIC CLUB
The Seattle women's Civic club
VIII have a rummage sale at 1902
Pike place Saturday. June 30. Mrs.
l.. f. Jameson, chairman.
RAINIER CAMP, r. n. A.
Rainier camp, Royal Neighbors Of
America, will give card party at
Wings cafeteria Saturday, June 30.
at $40 p. m All friends Of tho OF.
ganizatlon invited to attend.
MINNEWATHA CLUB
The Minnewatha club extends an
Invitation to the 1923 graduating
class Of Broadway high school. their
ladies and escorts, TO it's compliment.
tary full.moon dance saturday even.
ing, June 30, at Leschi pavilion. Tho
girls are asked to wear their gradu.
ating dresses.
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MORE ICE

n you Wish 70 economics On Il,
do not ist the Ice compartment .,
your refrigerator get empty. Thor
II more economy In larger pl,en
than In small, Tor they % not met
20 rapidly.
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Mss Hilton to Wed Garter Brooke Jones

and Mrs Thomas Asrong Hilton the ensasmnt OF
Catherine Brooke Jones OF
Philadelphia formerly
O Baptist
Hilton the University Washington and member
musical Is
Episcopal church
He distinction
European York
American eNpedtionar
He patriotic
a o. he Declaration Independence
wedding win n
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

AUXILIARY TO
RAINIER POST. No. !
American Legion auxiliary 10 Raj.
nirr post No. l. will have ~ regu.
lar meeting Monday evening, July
2, IN tho new Arctic clubrooms.