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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-01
Personal

Mrs. II. j. Merrill and two daugh.
tcrs. Miss Virginia Merrill and Miss
Eulaile Merrill. returned Thursday
evening from visit OF several
months In New York.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry carstcns. who
have been abroad for two years. are
expected homo about the middle OF
December. Mr.. and Mrs. carstcns
have been delayed in Chicago on nc.
count OF the Illness of Mrs. CarBtens.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Hewlett (Allce
Keating) nrc receiving congratula-
tons upon the birth OF daugh-
ter. Mnrilynn Heating. on Noyem-
Der 20. at tho Minor hospital.
The Misses Jane stlmson. Lucy
Glen Kerry. Jane and Ruth Ncttlc-
ton and Marie Greer viii arrive
December q from Miss Ransome's
School in California TO spend the
holidays at their homes here.
Mr.. l.. Il. Warford. Of Portland.
who has been in town for a few days.
will return Sunday TO his home.
Mrs. Abner Brown left Wednesday
for San Pedro, Cal. 10 visit her son.
in.lnw and daughter. Lieutenant and
Mrs. George clifford Crawford.
Miss Helen Schwuger, who has
been III in Longview snnitarlum for
tho past month. Is convalcscing at
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis schwager
Mr. and Mrs. j. Il. Sladc and
daughter, Betty. who motorcd from
Hood River Ore, TO spend Thanks
giving with friends In town. are re.
turning on Sunday to their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George orebaueh
have arrived from the East to make
their homo here and at present are
the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. 1. r.
Halsey.
Mr.. Tony Brundcnthaler. Of Port.
land. will spend the weekend with
his brother.in.law and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Nash.
Mr. and Mrs. Claiming Coleman
left recently for southern California
and Arizona TO spend the winter
months.
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Special Program
ARRANGED

a special music program viii be
given at the First Baptist church
Sunday evening. December ?. at 1880
o'clock. by the HopperKelly Co,
with the Ampico. assisted by Mrs.
ID. b. Harrison. soprano. and Mrs.
Margaret Lang. violinist.
Preluce in c. sharp Minor .Raohmaninof
Played by himself.
wise d'Arte t'"rosca'D ,,........ Pucclhi
Mrs. Harrison.
Concerto CFirst moyomentl .........
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Tschaikowsky
Played By Henry sauveine.
''seronade' ................... Schubert
Mrs. Lang.
Hallnde IN 4 flat.....s.....- .s-s.-.. thuPlh
Played by Leo Ornstein.
From the Land OF the Sky Blue
Water ........-s..s....s. Nadulsn
WIN o. the Wlsp" .,......,....' spFoss
Mrs. Harrison.
Accompunist ward stevens.
"Llobosttaum''f .,......,.., -...''' lAs-'
Played ~ Joseph Hoffman 80
"iiebcsfreud" ..-,,...,....'.' Nfeis'''
Nrs Lang go,
AVA Maria" ....s .... Hhch -houuVu
Mrs HarrSon and Mrs, Lang
Accompanies. Richard Hagemann'
Hungarian Rhhpsodio No. 2..'.''''L'SA'
Prayed by Cortot
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Junior League Plans Brilliant NeW Years
Ball; Mrs. Satzzallo WiH Entertain Clut

yelled the lights: while ropes OF cedar
under their bufden OF snow formed
an arch above and festooned the
walls OF the bali room. Myriads OF
snow white balloons fioated every.
where. and trailing moss gIIstcnlng
with frost added most realistic
touch. A high lattice OF greens.
snow-covered. made a most effective
screen behind which the orchestra
was stationed.
The patrons and patronesses for
the dance we're Mr.. and Mrs. r. w.
Huribut. Mr.. and Mrs Langdon G..
Henry. DR.. and Mrs. James Il. Eagle
son. Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Condor.
Mr. and Mrs. William II. Parsons.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Fransioll. Judge
and Mrs. George Donworth. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Bordeaux and DR.. and
Mrs. Dasid Thomson
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Varsity Ball Tonight

A picturesque Chinese setting has
been chooen for tho annual varsity
ball which takes place this evening
in the downtown Armory. Dainty
little Chinese maids In eoIorful cos.
tunes viii servo tho punch. and the
drab walls OF the Armory Itself win
borrow the rich hanRinga and gay
cmbroideriss Of tho Orient for Us
evening dress.
The girls serving will include the
Misses Rahecca scurry. Mildred
Brcndcl, Hazal oIeary. Martha
Ma,znsl. Elizabeth Goerig. Virginia
Post, Edith Anne Allen. Ruth
charlesworth. Harriet Lucas. Nura
Carter. Dora Mcfarland. Jean Nc,
Fee. Edith Thlelmnn. Alice Mcin.
iyrc. Doris Payhee. Helen Herman
and Amy connor
Patrons and patrcnessrs for the
hall arc Governor aud Mrs. Louis
+. Hart. Mayor and Mrs. Il. j..
Brown. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and
Mra. w. J. coyic. Prrsiden, and
Mrs. Henry suzzallo. Colonel and
Mrs. G. II. Bleihcn. Dean and Mrs.
David Thomson. Dean and Mrs. l..
NJ Glen. Professor and Mrs. I'd.
mond s. Mcauy.
Dean and Mrs. y. ~. padelford.
Comptroller and Mrs. II. 7. Condor.
Mrs ". 8. lIagFctt. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Russell. Dean and Mrs. X.
+. Gould. Colonel and Mrs. Y.
Brady. Dr. and Mrs. D. G. Hail.
Mr.. and Mrs, Euoch BaEshaw. Mr..
und Mrs Clarence Edmundson. MIR
and Mrs. y V, Graves. air. and
Mrs. Edward w Aiiya. Mr. and
Mrs William seycryna. MIR. and
Arrn. Frank whierhouHe. SIR and
MrE Roy Pinkert6n. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. s. KoHsy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Callow. Mr.
and Mrs FLAMES Arbuthuot. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wayne sutton. Mr. and Mn.
WIniock Miller, NfrH. Ruth Rnrr
Mckee, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Fechter.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Rogers. Mr.
and Mrs. w A. Rupp. Mr.. james II.
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. George Don.
worth. Mr.. and MrA Larry Smith.
DR.. and Mrs. Don Palmer. Or.
and Mrs. Donald rrucblood and Mr..
and Mrs Darwin Mcisnest
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Private VieuU at
Art Galleries

Thursday evening. December 6.
there viii ho a private View at thc
Fine Arts Galleries Of an exhibition
OF foreign water color sketches by
Harlan Thomas. collection OF
paintings by J Wells Champney
and group Of French art posters
Mrs Thomas viii reminiuco during
tho evening on skctching Abroad
Mrs, Harlan Thomas viii 10
hostess, assisted bY Mrs ~. Il
Bartlett. Mrs Daniel Huntington.
Mrs Frederick Morgan Padelford.
Mira a. II. Albcr,son. sira. Daniel
B Trnfethcn. Mira Carl Slebrand
and Mira David MyerN
Tho exhibition. which will con-
tinue thru December. viii be open
10 tho public beginning Deem
bcr Z.
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SnO1ObnH Dance Smart
and COlOTful

Picture wonderful moonlight
night in mid.winter, the ground
white with its snowy MANTLE the fin.
gle Of sleigh bells and frost on the
pane. Such q scene the guests mag.
ined who attended the snowfall
dance Kappa Kappa Gamma Alum.
nae gave last evening at chrlsten.
sens hall.
From the entrance hail one was
given hint Of the lovellness Of the
decorations Brilliant crimson shades
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-01
Guild VIII Give Third
annual Ball

University ggild OF the Childrcns
orthopedie hospital win give It's third
annual bali AT The wlisoniRn on sat
ursiay evening. December s, u viii
be an Informal affair. and for those
who do not care TO dance there win
be tables arranged Tor cards and nah
jonsg in tho drawing room.
Mrs. Eugene Bell. chairman OF ar.
rnngementa. IL assisted 81 sAifz. Caro-.
line y. Clarke. president OF the
guild. MfA. Henry Bitimnn. Mrs. Al.
fred Miller, Mira, Robert Grace. Mra.
w. III. Mccolloch. Mrs. Harry Lear.
AIRS. ]. u. Iiili. Mrs. c. y. Kline.
Miss Della Wright and Aiias Milnora
Roberts.
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Mrs. Fitz Honor Guest

Mrs. Walter Moore entertained
with luncheon OF eight covers this
afternoon at the Sunset club. in hon.
or OF Mrs. Walter Scott Fitz OF spo.
kane. who is visiting her mother.
Mrs. Charles +. whittlesey
Friday afternoon Mrs. Fred Young
was hostess at an informal luncheon
given NJ her home for Mrs. Fltz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-01
Tea Invitations Issued

Mrs. Henry c. Ristinc has issued
cards for a tea TO be given Friday
afternoon, December Z. from un.
I'll o'clock. at the Sunset club. in
honor OF Mrs Richard Perry, who re.
turned recently from the East.
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Bridne Tea and .Sho1rer

Mrs. Wendell Myers Is extending
invitations 10 bridge tea and IA
miscellaneous shower on Saturday
afternoon. December 3. at the home
OF Mrs. II. a. =. Myers, In compll.
ment TO Miss Lucia Meacham. who
- TO be bride OF this month.
Mrs. Myers and Mrs. Robert Nc.
Ausland will assist the hostess
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LADY STIRLING
ruApTER n u

Lady Stirling Chapter. d. A. r..
win hold It's regular monthly meet.
Ing on Tuesday. December !, at the
residence Of Mrs. +. f.. Rhodes. 1714
Il, Thomas st. Assisting viii be Mrs.
.C. II. Eldred. The regent. Mrs. C.
w. Chandler will call the meeting TO
order at 1880 o'clock. Board meeting
at / u. m.
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Hosts at Dinner Dance

Mr. and Mrs. II. a. Nightilnger
we're hosts at a dinner dance In
their apartment Thanksgiving night,
In honor Of their cousin. Miss Gladys
Cooper. OF Minneapolis. sixteen
guests were entertained.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-01
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
YOUNG MARRIED
WoMEN'S CLUB

The Young Married women's club
OF Plymouth Congregational church
VIII present Margaret Olson. reader.
and Euphemie Campbell. planistc. in
Tennyson's "Enoch Arden" with
music by Richard Strauss. on
Thursday evening. December G. ut
Sl5 o'clock. at the church.
Miss Olson and Miss Campbell are
both well known TO Seattle audi.
ences, and a program Of unusual
merit Is expected of this beautiful
poem, With it's accompaniment OF
music
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-01
Bridge Luncheon at
Glib House

Tho Mount Baker Park Luncheon
club win entertain NJ o'clock
luncheon on Wednesday. December
8. at the clubhouse Tho hostcsses
for the afternoon will be Mrs. Macy
Nicholson. Mrs. Z. a. Quiglc. Mrs.
Roger Jayne and Mrs. Harry Crit.
| fithA.
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Dinner VIII Honor
TrnneLe1R

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harper and Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Burnell Jones, have
arranged dinner on Monday eve.
ming. December 10. TO honor Mr.. and
Mrs w. G. Tawton. who are leaving
shortly for the South, TO be gone SOW
erai months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-01
Tea and Theater Partn

To compliment Miss Lucy.Glen
Kerry who will spend her Christmas
vacation at her home here, Miss
Georglana swanstrom has planned n
theater party. followed by tea. at the
Hotel Washington on Wednesday.
December 20. Eighteen guests will
be entertained.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-01
WEST QuEEN ANNE - 81

WEST QUEEN ANNE PIT. 4.
The West Queen Anne PIT. A. will
meet in the auditorium Of the school
on Wednesday. December 3. at $50
p. IN. The program arranged includes
"a talk on Organization. by Mrs.
John @, Matthews: "A playlet entitled
ANY Girl" by the owakan group
of Campfire Girls; piano solo. Iverne
Gillian; talk, by Mrs II. c. Stone OF
the lntorlake Boys overall club. and
q piano duct, 10y 1yerno Gillian and
Myrtle Quist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-01
KING COUNTY
LEGISLATIVE FEEDER ALTON,

The King County Legislative Fed.
Grafton will meet Monday. December
3. at y. m, in the second floor
clubrooms az the Y. w. c. a. Mrs
Bertha Lnndes of the city council
and Miss celia Allen. superintendent,
OF the Girls Parental school. will
be the speakers. An interesting re.
port viii be heard from the court
committee. All interested persons
cordially invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-01
Sponsoring No-Host
Luncheon

Mrs. Victor zednick Is sponsoring
10 no-host luncheon OF twelve covers
on Tuesday afternoon. Of the WON.
ems University club. for the menu
bers OF the Aapasia club
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NOItTH END
PROGRESSIVE CIIIR

Tho North End Progressive club
VIII be entertained by Mrs Clarence
%. Cooke and Mrs. T.. De Baum AT the
home Of Mrs. Cooke. 7022 18th ave.
n. H. on Tuesday. December 4. at
2 p. m. Business meeting and par.
llamentary drill until 3I5 O'Clock.
when Mrs. l.. w. Clark will speak on
the Equality Amendment Pro and
Con"
Take No, l6 car and transfer 10
Bothell way or Fairview jitney TO Il.
10th. Walk east TO 18th n. +.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-01
Mr.. Bagley Honored
on Birthdnu

Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Den;
Hammons entertained with a fam
lily dinner Of twenty-one covers on
Friday evening in honor OF the soth
birthday OF Mrs Hammons' father,
Mr. c. y. Bagley.
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Dinner Before Fifty
Club Dance

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burnell Jones
are entertaining with dinner OF ten
covers at their home on Wednesday
evening. December 5. preceding the
Fifty club dance ut the Yacht club.
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Music
Eminent Pianist to
PLAY Wednesday

Teachers. students and lovers OF
music in the city are keenIy inter-
ested in the recital Of Z. Robert
sohmltz. eminent French pianist. on
next Wednesday morning. at IL
O'Clock. at the women's University
club auditorium. under the auspices
OF the Seattle Musical Art society.
Mr.. scbmitz. who has won the
most enthusiastic reviews on both
sides Of the Atlantic for his superb
artistry. win be heard IN the follow.
Ing program:
Minor fuKus ...........Ba Bach -Lisrt
"Chlldren'a Corner ........... Debunsy
ta) Doctor Cradus ad Parnas-
sum-
90 ''Jimbo's Lullaby"
feJ 'SerenRdo for the poil-
Cd The Snow Is Dancing"
iel The Little shepherd"
~ 'GoillwoFgs Cake-WEik''
Prelude Choral and fugue. ...... .FrAnch
"jcux dcap" ........-....-.s. Rsyei
Fountain 81 Acqua Paoia .-.--Griffes
''Et Puerto ........ Albeniz
"Psii Street ~ Emerson Whithorns
st. Francis Walking ON the Waves
-..-...s...--... ......s....... lAsxt
"Mephlsto Waltz ...--............ LlsEt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-01
Hostess to Bride
Luncheon Club

Mrs. Ralf Douglas Baker win be
hostess 10 the members Of her bridge
luncheon club on Tuesday afternoon.
December 4. al her apartment In
Washington Arms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-01
QUEEN ANNE STUDY cr.rrR
WISCONSIN
LGOLDENROD CLrR

The Wisconsin Goldcnrod club
will meet with Mrs. Ira L. Eldridge.
2755 46th ave. S. w, on Wednesday.
December s. Basket luncheon az
1890 p. m. Take car on First ave.
and get off at West stevens st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-01
WEST SEATTLE
ART CLUE

The West Seattle Art club will
meet with Mrs. a. l., Warner. 1924
PAIN ave. on Wednesday. December
b, ut 1890 n. m. Alonzo Victor
Lewis viii be the speaker for the
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-01
CLUBS FOR MONDAY
SEATTLE woMAH.s CLUB

SEATTLE woMAN's CLUB
Tho Seattle woman's club VIII hold
ito monthly meeting. Monday. De
eembcr }. at the Federation club
house. Tho music department will
meet at II a. IN: oiyies department
at i2 noon. board meeting at 1880
y. m. and business session at ?
o'clock.
Tho following program win be
given.
Violin
Concerto No. t..............d dc Bssio'
Toy Soldiers March. $500. kFsisief
Mary Elizabeth Jones
Marty Allison At the plano.
Plano
''rpnpss vsiraatse'' Edward Poldinl
Second vaiap 10 u fiat. -. GODDARD
Margaret hshmAn.
Piano
The Pores; sprite", ......otto ceranF
The EdelwciHs ulYd~ ,Fenderbaok
Delight Hobart.
Mfn. Howard A. Hahson viii read q
paper on Welfare work"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-01
mon SCHOOL coNFERENcp

nun oShpOL CONFERENCE
AZ tho meeting Of the high school
conference on Monday. December 3.
at 4 o'clock. Miss Margaret McCar.
ney, Of tho Franklin high school.
will speak on Health Education in
High Schools"
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SEATTLE COUNCIL.

Tho executive board Of the Seat.
Tie council OF Parent. Teacher asso.
cihtlons viii meet Monday. Decem.
Der 3, at 10 n. m. In the school
board room. Central building. Chair.
men OF standing committees also
are requested TO attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-01
coMMoNMEALrn cfrR

Tho Commonwealth club win meet
NJ Dartnali'a cafeteria. Monday. De.
cember ,, az 6ls p. m. Professor
Theresa McMahon. from the Univer.
sity OF Washington. WIN speak on
tho Equal Rights BILL, taking up
both sides OF the question.
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pIiILoAI5s CLUB

Tho philomus club VIII meet Mon.
dag. December .. at y. M. with
Mrs G. H. Rnsc. 2ii2 Mob Hili ave,
Mlss Helen Prescott. OF the Social
Welfare league. will speak ON Local
Charities History. Character and
Conditions" Miss Helen II. shaffer.
vlolinist. accompanied by Mira.
George Rhodes. win play some sclec-
tiona. Mrs. Wilson Il. Gay and Mira,
]. T., Mcpherson. assisting hos,csses.
Take North Queen Ammo car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-01
LADIES' GRoTTo GLUE

The Ladies' Grotto club will have
an evening meeting and party at the
Federated clubhouse. Wednesday.
December 5. at o'clock. An illus.
trated lecture. "wonderiands of tho
United States" and a musical pro
gram have been planned, the hus
bands Of members being the honor
guests. A basket lunch viii be
served.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-01
Women's Clubs
WOAiAN's CENTURY CLUB

woAiAN's CENTURY CLUB
Meetings OF tho various depart.
ments OF the woman's Century club
win be held next week according TO
the following schedule: Monday.
December .. tho French department
viii meet at tho Hotel Washington
at 10 a. m; the Art department
meets at p. m. at the home Of
Mrs. a. +. Swain. 473o 18th ave.
n. r. Assisting hostesses will be
Mrs. j. III. MacNichol and Mrs. J.
+. Sullivan. Subject Of study
Group OF Tavs": Indian Painters"
by Mrs Aimon Allen and Mrs. s.
II. crotlngor.
"Wednesday. the club chorus will
meet at 800 a. IN In the Aonfelius
building. The Child Study depart
mont meets NJ : .. m. with Mrs. J.
Z. Nelson acting hostess in the
parlor at the Y. w. c. a. Members
contributing dolls TO the Seattle
Day Nursery FOR Christmas. are
asked 10 bring them at that time
Dean Bolton. Of the University Of
Washington. VIII speak on Child
Psychology"
Thursday the Current Events dc.
partmcnt will meet with Mrs.
George II. Drcyer. 1888 18th ave.
~. l.. General discussion OF Cur.
rent Events.
Friday the Music department. will
meet with Mrs. Frederick y. Bolton.
isi4 10th ave. n. r. Hoxtesses.
NrH. +. w Meisnesl, Mrs. William
Elliott and AEs II r. Mcclure.
Topic. "Dohongrin.1 by Wagner.
Director. Mrs w. II. Plitwood.
Tho Woman's Century club will
hold n rummage sale at Seventh
and Pike on Tuesday and wednes-
day. December and s.
QUEEN ANNE STUDY CLUB
Mrs. r. b. Packard viii be hostess
to the Queen Anne Study club Tues.
day. December 4, az o'clock. at her
home, ia w. Garfield 81. Tho study
Of Czecho-slovakia will be continued.
Mrs. Hampton Moran taking for her
subject, Prague. the Capital City
and Mrs. T. II. Shaw discussing THE
Literature and Fine Arts Of the
Country"
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fIALLER LAKE

HALLER LAKE
SOCIAL CLUB
The Halter Lake Social club will
be entertained by Mrs II. c. Fuller
at her home on Thursday afternoon,
December 6.
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WEBSTER PIT A.

The Webster PIT a. will hold n
silver tea at the home OF Mrs. Guiles.
34Oi w. 6sth ST., on Thursday. Dec.
cember G, from until 4 o'clock.
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Mr.. Tony Brnndcnthaler. Of Port.
land. viii spend the weekend with
his brother.in.law and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Nash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-01

Mr. and Mrs. Claiming Coleman
left recently for southern California
and Arizona TO spend the winter
months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-01

Mr. and Mrs. George Orebaugh
have arrived from the East to make
their homo here and at present are
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. 1. r.
Halsey.
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90 'Jimbo's Lullaby
feJ ''SerenRda for the Doil-
fdl THE Snow Is Dancing
cd The Little shepherd
sfa ssf.nfff.s..s.s.ss fs.f-n,-s,. me-
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Accompanied. Richard hhHellhHi
Rhhpsodio No. 2....'s''l
Played by Cortot-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-28
NC. A. A. OPENS ITS MEET IN ATLANTA
Prof. Greer Urges Physical Education For All
 Students

ATLANTA, Ga., Dec. 27.--The ad- vantage of requiring the student to participate in some form of athletics while in college was urged upon the annual convention of the society of directors of physical education in colleges here today by Professor Will liam H. Geer of Harvard. Professor Geer told of the system in effect at Harvard by which the student Is per mitted to elect his sport of physical activity. They are also urged. he said, to become members of one of the regular athletic squads which re- quires more than the prescribed three hours week and the lecture in hy- giene.
 The physical directors met in con- nection with the meeting of the Ma tional College Athletic association.
 One of the most important matters expected to come up during the con- vention of the collegiate association is the case of Charlie Paddock. Pad dock, champion sprinter, has been barred from the American team for the Olympic games at Paris by the Amateur Athletic union and the N. c. A A has named him as one of the participants.
 Following roll call addresses were made, with the following among the speakers listed on the program:
 Gen. Palmer E. Pierce, president of the association; James R. Angel, president of Yale university; c. w. Savage, president of Oberlin college, and George E. Dawson. president of the International r. M. c. A. college.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-28
YANKEES ADD 10 PLAYERS TO ROLL
Berney Action Is Recalled By Champs For Another
 Try Out

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-The New York Yankees today announced a list of 23 players added to the roster Of the worlds champions from various sources for spring training try-puts Ten have been recalled from minor league clubs, six purcnased and one has been drafted, while seven free agents were signed. Four were shifted to other clubs in. deals for three of the players purchased.
 The list of these recalled includes: Pitcher Fred Spates from Albany. N. Y; Pitcher Ebert Johnson. Norfolk, va; Pitcher German Wilson, Bridge port, Conn; Catcher l.. J. Urban. Buffalo; Infielder Lou Gehrig, Hart ford, Conn.,; Infielder John Wright, Shreveport, La Outfielder O. D. Tucker, New Orleans; Outfielders El- to.l Langford and Bernie Acton, Ma con. Ga; Outfielder Henry Lavillie, Bridgeport.
 These purchased were. Pitchers George Dumont and Van Karr, At lanta; Pitcher Fred Newberry. Ma con; Pitcher Charles Olsen, Des- Moines; Pitcher N. Cullop. Omaha; Catcher Martin Autrey, Austin, Tex.
 Pitcher Adolf Arguijo. Corsicana Tex, was drafted while free agents Oak Ridge college, N. C.; Pitcher Milton Gaston, Patterson, N. J.. Silk sox; Pitcher Henry Swinson. Cedar hurst, N. r.: Pitcher Lem Owen. Washington, D. C.; Catcher Bernard Starr, Barre, Vt: Shortstop George Redfern, North Carolina State col lege; Catcher William Mahoney, Georgetown university.
 Pitchers Wilson and Langford were shifted to DesMoines in the deal by which the Yankees obtained Pitcher Olsen. while Pitcher Spates and In- fielder Wright were transferred to Atlanta in the deal for Pitchers Du- mont and Karr.