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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-21
CHR|STY MATHEWS0N COMES
BACK AS PRESIDENT OF new
owners OF BOSTON Braves

with the club. 'lfSt. as tnelr llltlu,
and second, rs a fan
Judge Fuchs explained his reasons
for going into baseball as CLUB
owner. He said he had been a ball
crank" all his life. and was in the
game because he liked it and because
he felt there was Il real chance to
develop the Boston club into n team
worth while He said that although
the principals in the present deal
were New York men, Boston inter-
ests would be given ma jority voice on
the board of directors.
Judge Fuchs said that any suSSes-
ton that Matte. idol of the fans. y
had been interested in the club and
made its president for advertising
consiuera tons was wrong and should
be dismissed
Matte has Il financial interest
here" he declared. THAT interest Is
substantial. He is the president OF
the club. in full control and there Will
be NO interference with him. Any
one who would put Christy Mathew
SON M as a iigurehcad in baseball
would break faith with the fans of the
country"
The spirit of the club. Judge Fochs
said. would be that of MatheWson
himself. which he described as hon
csty and fair play, a will to win, VII II
hopes Of success but satisfied with
good ondearor. ,.
In discussing the teams possible
tics, President Matl,nWson said he folt
he would take no great responsibility
in predicting that tho Braves would
rise above the last place where they
finished last scasCn. II" added that re.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-21
Giants Rookie Pitcher
Has Fractured Arm

New York. Feb. 20. Chester Lucas.
loollic pitcher purchased Ivy the New
York Giants from Newport News. in
the Virginia League. notified the club
today he had fractured his right arm
in hunting accident and would be
unable to report for some time. Lu-
cas-. whose homo is in Cleveland, was
to have reported at Marlin. Texas.
tomorrow, for preliminary training.
The order issued by the Giants bar
ring all unsigned players from train
ing camp has brought at least one
Eoldout back into the fold. it was re-
vCalod today by announcement that
Jess Barnes. veteran right handler.
had departed for Marlin. The club
had not received Barnes contract to-
day. but it was assumed he had &C
Coptcd the terms offered him for
1923
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-21
In Public Ledger

Inc looms of Damascus have been
famous for many centuries. In this
city, where everything is still done in
the most primitive way-where meal
Is ground in stone mills. turned NV
Camels, the hand looms are worked
ny weaver and his draw boy. on
these looms are made the beautiful
oamasks. woven in silks of brilliant
rolors. that We're known throughout
Europe and Asia as early as the time
OF the Crusades. AO
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-21
Yacht ElOise Calls
for Help in Pacific

Los Angeles, Feb. 20.-The :aeht
Eloisc, flying the flag of he Cor;n-
THAN Yacht Club of San Francisco,
is helpless in the grip of rough seas
100 miles off the coast Of lover Cali
.ornia. and is sending out distress
signals, according to radio messages
received here today.
Without fuel for three days, the
Eloise is drifting toward the rocky
coast near Ensenada, the message
stated.
The yacht Seward at En3cnada
has been ordered to the assistance
Of the Eloise and the tug Salt left
Los Angeles late today on the s..i.e
GRAND
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-21
Cearoorn Terminal LARGEST
World

Inc ancient Dearborn station dan
aged 10y fire four DAYS before h
christmas, will he replaced by n
largest railroad terminal in the Vob3
IL the seven reads now using the Il
llon can obtain the support Of n
or more additional lines for plans n
ready drawn.
The project involves an initial q
pendlturc OF Approximately 81
100000, ten years work. a fifty M
cent expansion of the downpx
business district, removal Of b
"bottlcneck" south OF the loon .
eventual elimination. through eecu
licatlon, OF smoke and cinders
Tie plans call for a terminal d
Velopment approximately one-tr
larger than that OF the New I'd
Central on Manhattan Island.
President II. G. Hetzler, preSdd
OF the Chicago and Western lndis
railroad, owners of the Dearba
terminal. recently submitted q
plans to the seven roads which sbl
the station, and. with their approx
mas opened negotiations with
New York Central and Rock lSn
which now use the LaSalle SIN
station. and also the four roads WEa
use the Anticipated Grand Gem
station, inviting them to join.
The architects plans call for
So-called head house c0mp0sei
three units. monumental 10
story Office building f1anked BY
twenty story structures. The ID
would front on a wide plaza ezIso
ing from Polk street. Dearos
street, which now terminates ID u
of the old station, would be can
south on either side OF the cenl
unit as a wide elevated boue,a
the two sections uniting south Of
headhouse TO he continued 10
street as a 120 foot poue''
Bridges at the sixth floor Level W.
cross these bOulevards, linking
three buildings.
All tracks would be submels
opening the entire present
space from Polk street south "
street and from State street Ne''
Clark street, for construcuen
business houses and hotels ~
area is slightly more than la ,~
large as the present loop dsI
and about one-third larger tn4"
Grand Central terminal III
York.
Chicago's southern developp
has been hampered for !eaIs
cause the south branch OF tn
cago river. bending back iowa.
lake. forms a narrow botlis
through which all north anu ~
traffic must move. This w.
handicap has been augine;nSs
acres of railroad tracks WIleI !,
been crowded toward the laAe \
twist of the river. AS a resIm
are only four through arterw
tween the lake and the rl'e, .a
gan avenue, Wabash, state anu
street.
BY carrying Dearborn stree eel, 4
through this area as Nv W."
elevated boulevard and aiso y n.
waiting a boulevard on eI.e ms
the terminal plans propose a ~
the bottle. All north ana a. sen ,srj
eastfand west streets in tlle y
area would be doublc-deen.Ss
freight streets on the sroun' an
and the through bouievas1u' I'D
the plan alreau ,y,en,,s,
out on North Michigan avsE ~
about to be installed on oo"
street. at the river. ,,rcvids
The underground plans PIN ~ ~
twenty-eight stub tracks =, sv,,h
passenger service. I'D
suburban service tracks n
around under the buildings for u
Arrangements are provlaesua r
of the suburp street
with the proposed state
way. ..rmins1!
Construction of the Ter IrSs6
ponds upon the attitude 9, i M
using other stations. wn'en
VIZ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-21

-, az ~ NV,
:, -" ~ ~ az
''ii ->'St',',' u, "SV''''' a
,iu' wa" "W"' 'o'''| ny Nt"l -
N"S ION ,i!HHt ~ ;! H"4cd'e
He""eo NY oh.IStE -NIt:'cNS SON. lor-
mgr '4''!lSl ui tHe HA'il'S' ASSOC
tA'lP't WIN Nd'neWSo! are James
Mac l'ohou@h ana Emil futhS. hoih
Oh New ORE. ne price p1!u WIS
not HnnGuHtHd MY. '"nt Edlt that
II WAS stipulated IN the uH"l tnIl
FRED A!trhel continue as manager
o. the Graves.
President Grant announced the
sale "t the club tun.3ht 1T Il dinner
attendcG hN the new president,
ChriGt% MatheWSon. NJ" Fuchs and
Manager Mitchell uf tho Braves. Nj.
AiacDCNouGh, Il New York barker,
returned to that city tuday after the
completion OF the dead
The first act of the new owners
Mathevson Il; president Of ;lle club.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-21
shcedy Captain
Georgetown Univ.
Base Runners Team

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2H.-Clinton ShoodN
of GrotOn. Mass, was elected captain
today of the Georgetown University
baseball team. champions of the east
last year to succeed William Kenyon.
who will go with the Toronto club of
the International League this spring.
Shccdv has played first base at George
town for two wears. Six members of
l.. st years team Will play again this
season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-21
Jockey Thrown and
Kicked at New Orleans

New Orleans. Feb. 2o-Jockey F..
liarpourne was thrown to the ground
and kicked unconscious in the first
race at the Jefferson race track this
afternoon whom his mount. Irene
Walton. stumbled and fell. He was
!usheu 10 the hospital. but the OK
termined. ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-21
Mrs. Mallory to Play
Tennis Tournament
at Famous Resort

IarlS. Feb. 2o.-Mrs. Molla Biurstcdt
Mallory. American woman lawn tennis
'hamplon LETT today for Monte Carlo.
"hcre shc elntcnds playing in the ten
MS tournament beginning Feb. %. She
nay meet suzanne Lenslcn, the French
star.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-21
Hill Averages 1928
Miles Per Hour on
Mile and a Quarter

Los Angeles. Feb. 20.-Bennctt Hill
automobile race driver made the ia
est zap OF his career Yesterday at the
Los angeles speedway when he circled
'he Wlle and a quarter in Sc So sec
hour. al
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-21

officials are now negotiating with
Eddie Polo of Waterville. and
George Vanderbilt Of FAN River.
for the main bout, which will be
double six affair. There will also be
two other bouts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-21

Hiss Dora Temple. - Granite
street. who has been confined I, hor
home for the past two -"ecks. yith
a severe case oil grippe, will h, bout
in few days. Miss Diana rc.n,,lo
mas SO far recovered that sll, ti,l
also be able to be about IN j fcv
DAYS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-21
Derrill and Players
Get Early Practice

Ann Arbor Mich. Feb. 20.-Dcrrill
Pratt. Detroit second baso,nan, and
several minor league players are get
ting in some early spring practice here
with Ray Fishers Wolverine baseball
candidates.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-21
State House Wins
Over Gannett Team
in Bowling Match

The state House howltrs Won
over Gannctts' in a contest AT the
''I" bowling alleys Tuesday night.
Parker of Gannctts and f'arniiail of
the state House tied for high So n,
while Sawyer of the State House
took high total.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-21
Community Club
BoWlers Lose to
Vickery & Hill's

The Nickery & Hill team met the
community Club boWlcrs at the "
bowling alleys last night, winning
over them by 10 points. Overlook
of the Nickery. & Hills prr5cu;a,
tives got both high string and hlsh
total.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-21

"Brim" Jcwett and Harry Fam
nam and their Three O'Clock Or
chestra will play for big Washing
ton Birthday hall. Thursday c,cn.ns
in Frye hall. Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-21

regular meeting of the Ceccira
Club will be held at 10 oclo K in
Library hall. Miss Merrill of Port
land will give the program.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-21
NINE, TERRELL WINS PLAUD|TS
OF APPRECIATIvE AUDIENCE LAST
NIGHT ENTERT AINkHENT COURSE

The final number of the Augusta En-
tcrtainmcnt Course was a most fitting
one. keeping UP TO the high standard
maintained by the committee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-21
AUGUSTALOCALS

Arthur Russ Of Livtrmore Tails
was in this city yesterday calling on
friends. Mr.. Russ formerly irsiucd
in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-21
SPORT NOTES

me Augusta A. A. is to stage an
1tner pout on Thursday evening,
-Aafen l. at City Hall, and the club
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-21

Doesn't your wife get lone
home all day alone? .or N =
"Oh. no! She has a Rl'so )
room!"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-09
Miss Case Married Saturday Afternoon

Mrs r. Case % Monar ~ j. the m-age % her
daughter Dorothy Brewster Mr. temuth W schmis Rev w A.
Major tho saturday o'clock the Mount
Baker Park Presbyterian church
charming midnight blue tafeia. with
corresponding flower trimmed Fr ophel and orchids
carried For travelling added lark blue with
ehlnchua collar
schmtr honor beaded
shades
wedding be
home the Maiden apartments
attended Wellesley Columbia
University Washington affiliated
fraternity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-09
MOTION PICTURE

hlioApcARTiSG PROGRAM
Tho following program l. broad.
cnsted this week for The motion pic.
turs committee Of the SEATTLE coun.
o1 u P-T A.
THE Christian" at the strand.
'NnEhiy LAX a Rose" NJ the coll.
seum' and NINETY ana Nine" a.
Tho Columbia. arr Inducements
made by The National Committee for
Better Films
The llradlsF4 liorseman." N The
Winter ear'ieu. in which VIII ROC
era. takes The part ~ Ichabsd
Crane. o. "A local indofssmtnt. This
rlm was photographed ln the actual
places whore the action wns sup.
posed 20 have taken piace The ola
Dutch church the chnrchyura where
ieitahod wandered after service.
reading Tie curious inscriptions on
the iumlzsionea 90 q brsy a. hu1om
beauties iie old Sleepy Hollow inn
and all the beauty ~ tho nletur,
eaaue catsklll religion are br0uFh, h.
fore yonr eyes by the rare artistic
photography IN this picture
Ar KRAFT. manager % Tho North.
west Radio seryice Co. IN getting
these programs out from his broad.
casting station. u very careful 10
make ., clear by which reviewing
beard ihsas Endorsements orc made.
In the programs quotations Ars
made from tao New York monthly.
aiFiesl reviewing boards. OF ono ~
which tho iocai committee are mem.
berH. the National Motion Picture
hague AZ pictures arc conceded
by tho reviewers 20 have values
that outweigh tho objections or they
would not ~ listed 10 the program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-09
Personal

Colonel and Mr. Edward ~ Schulz
returned sunday from a Visit Of two
ana a half months la tho East Col.
Schulz spent the time IA New York
and Washington. j.. C. ana Mrs.
sehuis visited her parents. ar. and
Mrs ). 4. Muhleman. az Lake Mills.
Iowa. Col. Schulz Il leaving the last
n May Tor his now station az Homo.
lulu. and viii boz Joined iu July by
Mrs. Schulz ana their two daughters.
Miss Amy Munday spent the week.
end with AIR and Mrs Richard Floyd
Frost az Gold Bar
Mra Walter 4. Henry viii return
this week from a three weeks trip
10 California
Air and Mira Timothy Jerome re.
turned Sunday by motor from a short
trip 20 California.
Mira Grant McAnchon has returned
from California. where sho spent a
month.
SIC, aud Mra Malcolm Moran
tkathorlno i,eovcal. are receiving
congratulations upon Tho birth Of
twin sons on March 81.
strs A. II. Anderson left Friday
for California, 20 bO away several
weeks
Miss Alice Blake lrn Thursday
Tor Boston on two months Wait
Alr and Mra Robert Wilson have
removed from their homo 10 tho
Hotel Sorrento
AIR and Mira Manson =. flackus
and AIr and Mira james - Loeman
returned last week from months
motor trip 10 California.
AT ana MfH tlnh mnhd bordeaux
Esther PalmeD nrr receiving con.
rraiuiations upon the birth 81 a
daughter Rocclla Palmer. April AZ
the seattle General hospital
Mlss Celeste Lynch returned iasi
week from California. where shs
spent the winter
Mrs u . Marry. Of Yakima is
tho Eueai u her parents. Judge ana
Mrs. 3 ,, Chadwick. Tor a Few daya.
Mrs. Patrick psrncl Clark who
has been visiting her parents. sir
and Mrs y. NJ Dudley. az tho Hotel
Sorrento Tor tho past few weeks. wili
leave on wednesday for her home in
I.oa Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward l.. Burwsli
and two children viii remove. ahou,
May J. 10 Wing Point Tor tho sam.
mcg months.
AiT anu NlTF lVfEEHuUFF G56ifaI
low have removed 70 Wing Po.n, Tor
tho summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence shaw lsn
today Tor q weeks stay in Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-09
Cadet Ball Distinctive Affair

Saturday evening Masonic temple under
the OF seabard Blade military
University VI
The walls OF the ballroom concealed by dark blue
attractive background for tho
BY twelve freshmen military
and hghneeked red velvet coats high red hats military
Scabbard
Maurice Plummer Edwin
Herman Joseph Sheriff. Payson
Tozer. Joseph Richardson
veitch Andrew Clement BENJAMIN Tanner and George shei
Colonel Mrs
evening
announced BY different, hus call with
couples participating
Vera Boyer Vera Davis Elsie omstsad Dorothy
Calhoun: Mers
Biogg Leonard Ze Donald Ber willard Regain
Wakefield. chairman.
Juana Harold Ruth
Manson Beuah Badgely Dorothy Mackenzie Margaret
Wiherspoon. Dorothy watkins
The patrons and panesses
Mrs suzzaI Cen Charles g. Morton
Alexander and Mrs Alexander A. Hoogewf and Mrs
HooEewerf. Col. Henry NJ. Merriam and Mrs. Merriam.
William a w1noct
Werner and Mrs and Ars
Fschter Regent r. r. Mckee and
Col Earle Darcy H. poksry
sidney Maize and Mrs Maize Mai Malcolm Andres
Mai Keith Gregory Mrs X Muhnbcrg and
Mrs Muhlenberg Maj William ID. Frazer Nal a. T.
Rowland =
Harold r. uaIa and
HALE Capt Edgar Underwood John
Non Mrs Nolan. b. Mrs Halter
Dean John T. Condor Thomson and Mrs
Thomson Dean Ethel fiuney Codwel James
Comptroller Herbert T. Condor and Mrs
Condor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-09
1923 Second Ave-, Corner Spring St, Seattle

speak OH "Mothers' Pension" and
musical program, consisting OF vo.
cal solos By Mrs. Claude s,ryker and
Miss Evelyn Walsh; piano numbers
by Mildred and Elmo Picht. dances
by Miss Ruth Woods will be given
during the afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-09
Tennis Ball on Man !

The Tennis Friday evening
The affair viii celebrate the opening the areoG recently
the popular little clubhouse lake
and oommocou bath houses.
The officers Of the club include president
Hunter Me1Wan Mrs Fred stimon Mrs Edwin s,rou Mrs j.
A.
vice presidents Mrs John Mcmillan,
McIsee secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-09

Mr. and Mrs Charles Thompson Jenkins have Issued invitations for The
viii 10 read Saturday
evening. a O'Clock n brdeeleots
Numerous affairs being jenkins them the
Informal dance Air M Braid win their home Tuesday
evening FOR the hrdetohe and her nanee.
Thursday Miss Helen MoGiyEay entertaining mso
neous shower her with fifteen intimate friends Miss Jenkins
guests.
Morris A
the Wednesday o'clock,
Hiss lenk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-09
Music
Cortot and Thibaud
Concert Tonight

concert lOnlght
Alfred Coriot pianist. and Jacques
Thlbaud, vlolinlat. tao famous
French artists. viii b. heard In
Joint recital this evening az tho
metropolitan thoaisr
Their program is announced a.
follows
sonata IN 4 maier -.,53.. Cesar Francl
Allsrrsiis hrn moderate
Ailasra
hsfiffiifn Fantasia
AiirFrrffu POGO massa
ST. fniband snd ST. Cofiat
ftfissts'.t q, hopin
~ sNtlliiaF fsststfsss+t+..A lhsi iif
G lsnt a.eAg'' 30. .''s'.'ss...,, .itatsi
M fnffat
IA
fal '1iYmu 90 che SIAN" Goa d'orj...
ttfttttt.s#. iiimrhY Korea ilasss * rsisIsr
fhl Moment Musical" Schubert. ilrslsisr
tat Introduction and Nanda caprifrIoss
tttttf tftttsrfs .lsrt-att a Saint hnsaa
Sonata in y ffinor ...... saint .sarus
AlisEra hEitnt8
AiieHfrtta moderate
~ Thihsui aaf ar corfst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-09
SEANINC cIrn

SEWING CLUB
Mrs. L. C. Grove will entertain the
Puget Sound Sisters Sewing club
with a ! o'clock luncheon. wednes.
day. April II. at her nome. 1855
Lane st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-09
80 cl.IlrI,nE cl1.n

tIsNa.It ttLINIVh tIsIH
fttr AHFEiT UIfuTu F1tFr = ~ Sss--si
Saturday Apfl IL. az b. m. m
thr Federated clubhouse. Prof wIt.
Lana Gomach % the University n
Washington VIII speak uu Bernard
shsw'a Playa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-09

WIN lead story hour dlsctiegion
Departmental conferences will con.
olude the session.
ST. MARYs GUILD
81. Marya guild OF sc. clemont,a
church viii hold ten and eaIo
Thursday, April ~, from 2 10 q
o'clock, ut the parish house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-09
Uomen Clubs
CLUBs FOR TUESDAY

SEATTLE COUNCIL PIT. A.
seattle Council Of Parent Teacher
associations. viii meet In tho small
auditorium AZ the broadway high
school. Tuesday. April ne. st 40 a. on.
This a. the annual meeting when or
ficcrs Tor the ensuing year are elect.
od. AIR Carl Croaon will speak ON
school honds." and Mrs Daisy
Johnson Stewart on suirl Scouts"
WoMAN's civic CLUB
Tho Woman'a civic club will hold
ia regular eomimonthly meeting IN
the Erickson nom 81 the \. ". G.
A., on Tuesday, April 10. business
meeting AZ p m. and at $40 Mr
Frank Gates viii speak on Gar
dcns"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-09
sEATTLE MoAlAN's cLun

Tho literary Interpretation ana
current topics department OF tho so.
attic woman'n club win meet Tues
dag. April 10. at the home q Mun.
Libby Trimble. .4ts Harvard ave,
y. az 1880 p. m. Mra. T {. Van
Nuys win DO hostess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-09
ALKI woMEN's

Alki womon's lmprot fment club
Twin hold ita next regular business
mscting Tuesday. AptA 10. az
p. IN, az the home ot Mrs. A. T.
schut,. 3ssg ssrd ave. 3. W
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-09
GRADED UNION

GRADED UNION
Graded Union Of Sunday School
Teachers win meet Thursday, April
~, al $3.50 o'clock, In tho Young
Women's Chriatlan Association audi
'cfllm. Mo. r. Fuller will give n
Blblc study in ~ Johns gospel.
Mrs. IT. v. Didrlcison viii tell Alto.
rlcs. after which Miss Clara u. Hunt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-09
ANp IIrERARY

SOCIAL AND LITERARY
CLUB
Seward Social and Literary club
win meet with Mrs. Elmo r. Pieht,
5ssi Brandon ri, Friday. April u, at
. o'clock. Mrs. John. Trumbuil will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-09
NORTH END PROGRESSIVE

The Norih End Progressive club
VIII give q card party Tucsday.
April 10. NJ p IA. sharp. ~ tho
home of Mrs. ". A. Sloan, 19..
waliingford ave. Take Green Lake
car No. 20 and set OF al Denny
-alhllon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-09
BROTHERHOOD or

Harmony Homestead, No, i7t5.
motherhood q American Yeomsu.
win give their regular dance, Tues
day. Aprii 10. az Moose han. Eighth
ava. ANA Union e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-09
PHI KAPPA PSI
-MnTIIEIiA, CI.In

mi Kappa Psi Mothers club win
meet Tuesday. April 10. al tho chap.
ter house at p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-09
GAMMA PHI BETA
ALuAfSAE

Gamma Phi Beta AlumnAe will
meet AZ the chapter house. Tussstay.
April 10. al p. IN, Mr.. Ray Ryan.
hostess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-09
Shoacer and Tea JViH Honor Bride-ELect

Mrs Albert
Tuesday o
Frederick Gordon wa recently
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-09
Luncheon at Seattle Golf and Country Club;
Miss Jenkins to Wed April Fl

fTuiE golfers Of tho Seattle Golf couat club have
playing links
blondes hunettcS the blondes
Mrs Harry tochk hunvttcs
Tuesday
y,o luncheon the Golf will be placed
fifty,
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Hostess at Bridge Luncheon

Mrs Rner Beeuwkes hoe her home 1905 sad
afternoon luncheon for bridge
tainnent
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Hostesses for Auditorium Address

Mrs Everett Smith and Miss josephine Jacng hoses for
Morgan padetord ON
Greater Washington"
Womens University
The evening for members
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A nIhio eiaEs. sfTs. Dorian. leader
viii NEE, Tuesday. April 10. at Ti'
p. m.
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cLIoNTAN cLuB

The regular meeting Of The Ciiou.
ian club win be held Tuesday. April
10. at the Federated clubhouse. at .
.. m. Following is the program 20
DO given: international Relations"
Mr.. N. Sujima: international Law. .
Prof. c. r. Bissett; group OF spring
songs. Mrs. Margaret Moss Hem.
mion. Members requested to bring
guests.