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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-21
DOROTHY FAY GOULD

An International exhibition OF etch.
lngs Will open Thursday az noon at
the Fine Arts gallery, lsil Fourth
ave
Etehlngs from England, Italy and
America aro among the collection.
which u vent out under tho auspices
o. tho Print Makers society. Last
year IA similar collection of unusunl
interest. which was gathered ioEeth.
or by Howell Brown. the we'll known
ctchcr, now OF Pasadena. was hung
az the gallery. In this group are
three OF Rot Pnr,ridgr's ctchlugs and
one Of Ambrose patteBnn's. Par.
fridge Is a Seattle nrtia, who went 20
Paris. then had studio here for
several years before going 10 San
Francisco 20 make his home Mr.,
Patterson II well known both abroad
and IN California. and Ia NJ present
professor Of painting az tho tulver.
sity Of Washington
Tho exhibition wili be hung until
April 10 and IL open daily 20 tho
public from u 20 : and Sunday from
. 10 S.
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Music
Spargur Quartet
interprets Masterpiece

rho second Of "a series 81 three
chamber music concerts was given
last evening By the spargur String
qunrtet Ia the auditorium 0f the
Women's University club, Consid
cred one Of the leading organizations
" itH kind. their concerts are al
ways one Of tho leading events Of
the musical scntOn iu tie city
schumann'n quartet. Minor.
Opus a.. No. !. AN exquisite compo
bition. wah given an excellent inter
probation. Aus Meines Loben." BY
smetann. II a remarkable piece. In
which the classical form. somewhat
modified. defcriben tho main events
OF the composers career. In this
number tho tonhl col0rinE and
phraing Of the quartet was most
enjoyable.
ALA Npagnola" By GlaLonouw. IL
one of the movements of five novel.
elites. which are beautiful specimens
Of spontaneous iyriciym and was
quite a contrast 20 the lovely menu
ct OF Boccheuni Tschaikowhky's
"Andante Cantabiio." with ltH simple
theme. intimate feeling and charm
wan greeted with such applause that
II WIS repeated. For cncores the
lntcrmezzo from tho quartet. opus
10. by Ippoiltow-Iyanoff. and I'm
terludlum." By Glazonouw. were
given.
The last chamber music concert
viii occur on Tuesday evening. April
.. in the auditorium OF the Women't
University club.
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of Oriental languages az the univcr-
silly. and now on lecture tour IN
the orient. has been admitted 10 the
boauH Arts the famous architectural
school ~ Paris Admission 10 this
bchoOi ia signal honor, for only 200
foreigners from all over the world
are admitted annually. and ali admit
ted must no, only pass the cramina-
tons but must maintain n standing
higher than that Of the lowest
FrcnchmAn. To do this In a foreign
language Is very difficult Mr.. Cow
en- wan ono Of three American stu
dents 20 win first place In tho COM
potetiyn examinations
He sailed for France last June
after having received o scholarship
offered by tho French government
for two years work In ono Of their
univermticA He won this while oh.
tanning his masters degree az the
University Of California. He was
student Of Tho University Of Wash.
inRton IN 1914.
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Students Will
Exhibit Work

From tho middle Of April until the
first OF May the Fine Arts gallery
viii DO given over 10 the exhibition
Of Rrt work OF tho students OF the
Seattle high schools Mas Clara p.
Reynolds. M head Of tho art work In
IN. high schools. deserves the great.
cnt credit for the exhibit. which Is
held every two years.
One OF tho most enjoyable plays
scheduled this week Is iIaddon Cham
tbcra' "passcrs- BY" AT tho Cornish
thoatsr
II In a comedy with a strong heart
interest and very llkabic. Moronl
Olsen takes the leading part az Man
crton, In which no Is a powerful ac-
tor.
There arc half dozen character
parts in "Paascrs.B BY" all OF which
are very well taken Richard Odlln,
an the tramp. Is ono ~ tho best.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-21

The newest drcssos for small girls
arc made OF two colors. Usually
two oolors In tho Same material, but
sometimes two materials as well.
Wool crepe and twoeds nro used
for heavy dresses and they arc
trimmed with collars and cuffs OF
SILK crepe. Party dresses and day.
time dresses arc made of flat crepe,
cropo do chine and canton crepe.
or the lighter materials heavy Irish
linen Is favored especially In bright
colors, and other thin dresses nre
made OF imported Rlnghnms.
Trimmings arc varied ana include
wool embroidery, ribbons and inserts
of lace and fabrics. But tho i'm.
portant thing TO remember Ia that
the dress rs made OF two oolors, no
matter how simple otherwise IL may
DO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-21
CLUBS FOR THURSDAY

ADAMS PIT. A.
The Adams PIT. A. will have It's
regular meeting at the school Thurs
day evening. March %, at o'clock
Superintendent T. z Cole will be the
speaker.
GREENWOOD PIT. A
Greenwood PIT. A. viii observe
t.parents' night" Thursday, March
20, at 8 O'Clock. Mr.. Carl Croson.
president Of the school board, will
speak. Music and refreshments.
WOMAE'S CENTURY CLUB
The social service department Of
the woman's Century club will
meet Thursday, March %, at 10 a.
IN, at the Washington ChiIdren's
home, 5000 r.. G5th st, This Ia the
annual sewing day for the children.
and large attendance Is desired.
Take Ravenna car to 33d ave. N. f..
or take jItney, leaving every half.
hour from Fourth and Union, and go
directly to home. Election Of Off.
GERS.
soRosIs CLUB
The art department OF the Sorosis
club will meet Thursday, March %,
ut the Federated clubhouse.
ssEATTLE COUNCIL
MINUTE WOMEN
Tho regular meeting OF the Seattle
Council OF Minute Women will be
held at Frederick g. Nelson's audi
torium, Thursday. March 20. at 2
p. m. Reports from tho King county
quarterly meeting. held at Auburn.
March 6. win be given. Large at
tendance requested.
ALPHA PHI MOTHERS CLUB
Alpha Phi Mothers club will meet
Mt chapter house. 400 10Th ave. N,
H., Thursday. Morch %, at 2 p. m
SUNSHINE GUILD
Sunshine guild viii meet with Mrs.
II. w. Jones, 2O26 Nye pl., Thursdoy,
March %, at II o. m.
SEATTLE REVIEW no 8
Seattle Review No. 3, w. -. A. OF
tho Maccabces, Will entertain with a
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Personal

Mrs. Samuel Hedge "a expected
home next week from a visit q
several weeks 10 California.
MR.. Carl Gould left today 20
spend tho weekend with Mrs Carl
ponworth. who il visiting her par
ents judge ana Mrs Charles Carey
In Portland
Mr.. and Mrs. Gvorre Claiming
are leaving Monday for san Fran.
cisco 20 mako their home.
Mrs. Z. NJ Dudley. who is IN az
tlv Swedish hospital. Is reported 20
he progressing nicely
Miss Virginia Caman OF Port,
land. who has been visiting Miss
Ellen pulmago for fortnight. viii
return 20 her home Thursday.
Mrs. A. Krstofcrson and Miss
Charlotte Krisioferson lon last week
by motor for "a two months trip
10 California.
Mr.. Edgar l.. Webster Is In town
on a short business trip. Mr.. and
Mrs. Webster and family have been
spending the winter In Los An
Evies. where they viii remain until
tho close Of the school term.
Miss Minnie Jilg. who T. attend
Ing 81. AIMS Academy IN Victoria.
II, G. Is spending her Easter yaca.
ton with her father Mr.. Henry
JUS.
Mr.. Frank Caikina left this week
for Alaska. to spend several months.
Mr. Thomas Nestor Of Los An,
selea Is in tho city on a short
visit.
Mr.. John Campbell OF Portland
spent tho weekend in town.
AAis AlN'fN AAANf A.FNAAhtAt " 40 AAs
been spending tho past 10 days
with his brothcrin. law and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Falcon Joslin. has
returned TO his homo In Dewitt. Ia.
Mrs. w. 7. Patten has returned
from Vancouver. Wash, where she
visited her brother. Col T. NJ. An.
derson. az the barracks.
Miss Jane Perkins. at school In
the East. II spending her Easter
vacation In the Bcrmudas.
Mr. and Mrs. James w. Reynolds
loft Sunday for an extended visit In
san Diego. Cal
Mrs. Mary Carr Moore tAlra.
Arthur Duclosl len Tuesday for her
home In California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Dollar and
children. who have been visiting in
tho East. VIII return this evening
and win be guests at the Hotel
Washington for a short time.
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lraetcd more favorable comment AZ
the recent millinery show In New
York.
The hat at tho bottom Is plhti-
mum and navy blue ribbon confce-
ton.
II isn't bit likely that tho Easter
turnout IN any city viii have pref
tier samples 20 show.
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Uomen's Clubs

ea@ party, Thursday, March e, in
the A. o. U. w. hall, 1909 Ninth ave,
at p. m. Business session at Z p.
m. Members and friends invited.
GEN. LAYTON CIRCLE
Gen. Lawton circle. Ladies' of tho
G.. A. r., will serve home. cooked
MONDAY dinner Thursday, March 20,
at Woog's hall. nth and Market st.
wALLINGFoRD CIRCLE
Walllngford circle OF the First
Presbyterian church will meet in tho
small dininE.room OF the church,
Thursday. March 20. al p. m. Short
business session.
GREENWOOD SOCIAL CLUB
The Greenwood Social Club. o. Il.
S.. will meet Thursday, March 90.
at 1890 n. m, to sew. at tho homo
Of Mrs. d. w. Lining, 1920 Third
ave. N. w.
ELITE REBEKAH LODGE NO. 1874
Elite Rebekah lodge No. 1874 will
entertain with a progressive whist at
odd Fellows hall, 1905 Jackson st.,
Thursday. March %. at D. m.
DICKENS FELLOWSHIP
Dickens Fellowship Will meet in
the Chamber OF Commerce rooms
Thursday evening, March %. at 8
o'clock.
STREET CAR MEN TO DANCE
Street Car Men and the LADIES'
auxiliary will give a dance Thurs.
day evening, March 20. at Miss
Brights, Fourth and Pine st.
THURSDAY MUSICAL CLUB
Mrs. George Arlund will DO hostess
to the members Of the Thursday Mu.
steal club at her home. ol5 w. Blaine,
on Thursday, March 20.
BAGLBY PIT. A.
Bagley PIT. A. will meet Thursdny
afternoon. March %, nj 1916 o'clock,
For tho next week a spocinl meeting
has been arranged Friday evening.
March 3d.. at which Superintendent
i. X. Cole viii speak. An fathers,
mothers and friends OF the pupils arc
Invited. Community singing will DO
lcd BY II. II. Vivian.
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Here's a peep az a trio OF exceed
ingiy pretty spring hats
At the upper left IL dream IN
purple and the new hhade-''mouu-
tain haze" win the right type OF
face. Il gives an enhancing effect
AZ the upper right Is very chic
thing 20 which black MORO ribbon
gives It's charm. Few designs at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-21
KILLS THE oDOR

Frying pans In which fish or on.
ions have been cooked sometimes re-
tain a very Objectionable odor. To
get rid OF this put vinegar in the
pan and heat to the boiling point.
Then wash the dish in soap and
water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-21
CLEANS TIE PAINT

You can remove tho fingcrmarks
that inevitably cluster about every
doorway that ls frequently used by
wiping with clean cloth dipped In
kerosene, Then SO over the surface
with a cloth wruBR out OF hot water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-21
LARD PREyENIs RIsI

When you buy new cake or pie
tins. or any sor; Of tinwarc. before
using II rub tho surface well with
lard and hea, the utsnsil thoroly in
tho oven. This win prevent rust.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-21

ARMING detail dinner dance Mr. and Mrs H. T.
" evening Miss
bride
adorned wedding which conferred the small tables az
which seated hundred twenty-five guests aud spring
FLOWERS
Dancing enjoyed all the lower Of the residence as well as
on Tho porch tho inciosed
|orander M Arthur O.
IAumer
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GRADED UNION OF
SUNDAY SCHOOLS

Dramatiration OF the story OF The
Ten Virgins" VIII b, given by Seattle
Graded union in members hail OF the
Y. w. C. A.. Thursday. March ss. nj
10 o'clock.
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SILVER TEA

Woman's guild OF ST. Lukc's Epls.
eopal church viii hold silver tea
nj the home of Mrs. ". c. Schultheis.
1888 w. 10Th ST.. Thuraday, March
q. AT y. m. Mrs. Amelia G. Nelson
will speak on her trip abroad.
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AIsAcoS CLUB

Alsacon club OF the Y. w. c. A.
win meet Thursday. March 20. a, s
p. m: play hour In gymnasium. p.
m: Union Bible club class. I p. M;
Mrs. +. @. West. teacher.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

MISSOULA CLUB
Missoula club viii give n no.host
dinner at the Indian Summer. Fri.
day. March 20, at $50 p. m. For
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THURSDAY
PROGRESS CLITH

Thursday Progress club viii meet
with Mrs. George HollIngshead. Sa7
Goth ave. Thursday. March &c. at 10
o'clock.
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Dinner WiN Honor Mrs. Clark

HonoinE Mrs Patrick Pane Clark OF Los Angeles who visiting her
T. NJ Dudley tho Hotel Sorrento Dr. and Mrs
otis dinner Monday evening at the
clubs Masonic
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European Craft
Work Exhibit

The art department at tho rnlvcN
sIty Is very busy Just now arranging
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Service at Orthopedic Shops

guild at the ortho
assisted Herbert Wherspoon Mrs
Harry W. Goodwin Mrs c. r. Moe Mrs H. G. Pgott Mrs
o.. NJ. Mrs ]. Barclay
Park guild represented by Mrs
III 8 Ingei Mrs Dodge morning,
afternoon Fsken will represent First Hill
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CLUE

The zonery club win meet Thurs.
day, March q, at s p. m, in the
lecture room on the fourth floor OF
the Y. w. C. a. Or. Il. u. Barnes
win speak. Demonstrations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-21
DATES
TO REMEMBER
TmuRsDAY. MAncm ee-.

THURSDAY, MARCH qc--
Mrs, Hcbor Pianks luncheon and
bridge NJ home.
FRIDAY, MARCH ga
Mrs. Max IIArrison's tea Mt homo
IN compliment 10 Mrs. James
Holmes.
fnteriakcn Guilds muslcai.tea AZ
home o. Mrs. W. II. Hcndroy,
1871 gard ayo ".
Miss Mildred stephens bridge ten
20 honor five brides elect, tho
Misses Ruth Bailey. Dorothy
Cook, Helen Llndeman. MnrEuar.
Ito Mueller ana Auraheiie weth-
crby, and Miss Irene Jackson.
Mrs. Leo II. Nccloy'b and Mrs. II.
II, MoCioy's bridge luncheon at
tho home OF tho latter for Mrs.
j, w. MoCloy.
SATURDAY, MARCH 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Roy'a
bridge evening at homo.
Bridge luncheon Mt the women's
University club.
SUNDAY. MARCH as
LcTiton musicale at tho womon'a
University club nj O'clock.
Twilight musicale. Under tho nus
piceg Of Womnn'H Council of 81,
Marks church, NJ Mr.. ma Mrs.
Edwin A. strouts home. 1871
Minor ave.
TUESDAY. MARCH az
Mrs Frederick DRusman'a musicale.
tea for tho benefit OF tho chi.
dron's orthopodio hospital, at
home.
MONDAY, APRIL D.
Mr.. Everett Earrings dinner AT tho
Sunset club for Miss llarrles Bax.
tor and her fianoc Mr.. Evan q.
MoC0rd, 1r
Junior club'a "clrcua Dance" nj
Masonic Temple.
Mr., and Mrs. II, william Croaby'H
dinner at homo before tho Junior
dance
TUESDAY, hPHfJ a.
Mrs. II, Auzins do 'furOnnoa roeep-
ton ~ tho Sunset club IN honor
OF her daughtor.in.lnw. Mira
hmnury huEins do Turonnc.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL H.
Tho marriage OF Miss Harriet Dax.
ter 20 Nc. Evan 4 MoCord, Jr., In
Trinity church, at s,10 o'clock
Miss ruth Bailey VIII wed MIR
Livingstone L1loutotto In tho
First Baptist church at . o'clock
IN tho afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-21
KEEPS YOIKs FRESH

To keep tho yoika Of eggs fresh
Tor several days. cover them gently
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-21

nv. and Mrs. OStrander Hosts at Smart Din
ner-Ddnce, Visitor VIII BE Honored at
Dinner
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Admitted to
Beaux Arts

Llncoiot Gowcn, son OF Or. Herbert
II. Gowcu, head OF tho department
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To honor tho husbands OF mem.
bcrs, the cotcrie club ia entertain.
ing. on Friday, March %. at tho
University Way club, 1880 Unlver.
sity way. at s O'Clock. An interest.
ing program has been arranged by
the Fins Arts department OF the
club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-21
PYTHrAN SISTERS
AITptTsTrC C'Tfrp

Pythian sisters Altrulstio club will
meet with Mrs. Bessie Ficmmlng.
29l2 Grand ave. Thursday, March
22. for an ail.day session.
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WOMEN OF

WOMEN OF
MoosEHEART LEGION
Women OF aoosehcart Legion viii
meet for cards Thursday evening.
March g. al SIS o'clock. In Moose
temple.
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TO CLEAN WOODWORK

A little kerosene added TO the
water with which you clean the
woodwork will be most beneficial.
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Entertain at Dinner

y.
dinner hosts Monday evening at the Hotel Butler, The
c.. Marguard
Mai and Mrs C Pugh Capt Richard
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wooDCRAFT TOTEM CLUE

wooDCRAFT TOTEM CLUB
woodcraft Totem club will meet
Thursday evening, March %. In
ciubroom. 4t5s Arcade building. Mr..
Frame. chairman OF the Sales Man.
ayers association. will speak.
WILLARD UNION w. c. T. u.
willard Union w. c. Il. u. will
meet Thursday, March 90. at 2
p. m. at oO6 cath ave. s. Subject,
"Narcotics.' Tho state president
will attend. All interested welcome.
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Tea and Shoaoer Honors Miss Banter

Mrs Edward Andrews aret chinn entertained this afternoon al
kitchen compliment Miss Harriet
whose Evan MecOrd Jr win be OF
4
Spring table Mrs Black
Andrew Price dispensed Inequalities
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Miss Gertrude Schulz Hostess

Mis- Gertrude Schulz entertaining with informal luncheon OF eh'
Friday club with bridge the later
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AUXILIARY ST. LunEs
tfT.uptr.Ar

The woman's Auxiliary TO tho
81. Lukc's hospital win give a bcue.
tit bridge party. Wednesday. April
4. AT tho home OF Mrs. c. T..
Bryant. 1907 .ist ave. ~. at p. IN.
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Hostess at Home Today

entertained with bridge luncheon OF cigh
her home 5i Wheeler st. In compliment 10 Mr
and Chicago
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iea>r party, Thursday, March e, in
the A. o. U. w. hall, 1909 Ninth ave,
at p. m. Business session at p.
m. Members and friends invited.
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reservations, call Mrs s, G. Now.
ors, Capitol oss5.
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Benefit for New Chapter House

be erected the Aumna
giving Hard Times dance
i5 18th ~ f.
members and their friends Mrs George Copeland in charge OF the
affair.
party afternoon March &C. the
There win be music and from $50
Garfield charge and Will take
Saturday
sorority expects
be completed by the fall quarter.
Worth president the Aumnne association.
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Junior Circle Giue Br1dge-Lamcheon

Mission
bridge luncheon twelve tables the homs
0 John W. Goodwin. i23 W. Highland drive
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YAILINGFoRD cIRcLr

WALLINGFORD CIRCLE
Walllngford circle OF the First
Presbyterian church will meet in tho
small dining.room OF the church.
Thursday. March 20. at D. m. Short
business session.
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GEN. LAYTON CIRCLE
Gen. Lawton circle. Ladies' of tho
G. A. r., will serve home cooked
MONDAY dinner Thursday, March 20.
at Woog's hall. nth and Market st.
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Informal Luncheon

Mrs with informal luncheon OF
Tuesday afternoon her home 25os 33rd ave-
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Benefit for Children's Orthopedic Hospital

Friday Interaken guilds musaetea the home OF
2d the benct, OF tho chdren
Orhopedic hospital
The following interesting win be presented at 2ao o'clock
OF Gendelssohn): bl Nasc Buee"
ureer I'D ONienaw
Miss Eleanor Hilton tho piano.
o Madrgai~
chester cdacDoweD l stolen Wings
wlebrs. Daisy Wood Hldrc,h the
osak Yamnda o. The Tears Of Mnora"
D Dream Tale 0O Etude Fiat Major uAMiss
vocal-ta Gnberg1 CO. the
Quter1: Linn katherine Glen
Kerry april My Gwendon Geary Ruge; Daisy
Hldreth the piano.
c. Morrude assisted By
Webster Harrison, Mrs A. r. Wells Mrs
NJ. Tandbcrg Mrs. G. l. Mortude
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Buffet Dinner as Birthdqu CompIiment

In compliment 10 Mr.. Lane Summers on his birthday.
entertaining with buffet dinner Tor twelve their h
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GREENWOOD SOCIAL CLUB
The Greenwood Social Club. o. T..
s., will meet Thursday. March 90.
at 1890 n. m, to sew. at tho homo
Of Mrs. d. w. Lining, 1920 Third
mo NJ W
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Mrs. Mary Carr Moore tAtra.
Arthur Duelosl left Tuesday for her
home Ia California.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Dollar and
children. who have been visiting in
tho East. VIII return this evening
and win be guests at the Hotel
Washington for a short time.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-31
BROKER IS SUSPENDED
Head of Philadelphia Firm Failed TO
Answer TO Charges.

New York, Aug. 3i.-The suspen'
sion Of Manuel Richter. of Richter h
Co, Philadelphia, was announced
from the rostrum' Of the Consolidated
Stock Exchange at the opening OF
business today.
Richter's suspension followed his
failure to appear before the board pf
governors of the Consolidated yester-
day 10 answer charges of improper
conduct of business.
Officials of the exchange said the
Philadelphia. who was admitted to
membership in March Of this year,
sent a letter explaining he was i'll and
could not appear at this time.
The board set his trial for next
Thursday.
Unless he is able to clear himself
of the charges at that time he will be
expelled from the exchange, it was
stated.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-31
IO,7S8, 0OO-BALE
CROP is FORECAST
!, BY FEDERAL REPORT
Condition 54.l Per Cent
. Normal, According to
Figures.

y Washington, ID. C., Aug. 31.-Ihi'
asyear's cotton production was forecast
Sfoday at 1O,7sS,000 bales of 500
tpounds each by the Department OF
kAgriculture.
III The forecast was based on the con
Edition of the crop on August 20
(which was 54.1 per cent of normal IN
eBicating a yield of about rs POUNDS
Sper acre. .-.
- Last months production forecaS;
s-yas 11,546,000 bales, based on the
ss1u!y % condition of 61.2. which in
sdicatcd a yield of about 1879 pounds
sper acre. .
81 Last years crop was 9.I61.S11 bales
~ The condition on August %. IN
Of normal. and the forecast
Mi production, in thousands of bales,
sby principal states are:
:, Virginia. % and 80: North Caro-.
Sina, II and $50: South Carolina. %
sand T0.S; Georgia. II and 81; Flo:-
rsda. so and Il; Alabama, y and SIS g.
mississippi. As and SIS; Louisiana.
% and 361; Texas. b and 3I.22 :.
Arkansas. 81 and 94S; Tennessee. OF
sand as: Missouri. 90 and 1913; Ok
sfahoma. 46 and 791: California. -
ssnd As: Arizona. 80 and s.; NeN
Mexico. IS and 80.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-31
School Hose That's Good-Looking and
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