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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-20
TRIED TO Sell
wife, IS CHARGE
Federal Agents Probe Story
Of Los Angeles Woman

LOS ANGELES, Dee. 2o-Posni,
billy OF government authorities
probing tho charges contained In the
divorce action or Mrs. Mary Ia
Male. who declared In divorce com.
plant that hor husband. Elslsr La
Male, attempted 20 sell her 10 ne.
gro gambler or Junrcz. Mexico, was
admitted here today.
i.ueion Wheeler. department OF
Justice agent, stated that II Il can
be shown In Mnie. formerly OF OLE.
lhhoma and Texas. hfd conApirod 10
sell his wife into slavery. the fed.
cnl authorities viii prosecute the
man.
Agents from federal offices here
have interviewed Mrs. La Male al
hor Long Beach hiding place, they
admitted, but refused TO dlvulge any
or tho Information they obtained.
Federal investigation has been
started In Dallas and FL paso, II
was said here. Tho In Males for.
mcrly lived In both cities. In Dallas.
IL n alleged In Mnio maintained n
'lovo nest" with Mrs. Mary Ella
Howe Holder tho attraction. She
IL named an correspondent in the
divorce action.
The III paso Investigation n cen.
tcring around tho report from that
city that q second Mrs. Elaler Ia
Male appeared there last night
and claimed 20 DO the legal wife OF
the theatrical han. She haid. &c.
eording 20 dispatches received here,
that sha Is tho mother OF one.
monih-old child by la Maio. He
left tho Texas city two weeks ago.
she Ii reported 10 have stated.
That corresponds with tho time ho
appeared In Long Beach. where
Mrs. Helen la Male. who filed the
divorce action. Is living.
Neither OF tho local principals IN
tho sensational action have been 10.
Gated. Mrs. Ia Male. u IL under.
stood. is In hiding Ia Long Beach
and all Information concerning the
suit has como from her attorney.
lie taid that whom papers in the
action were handed Ia Maio he
rushed 20 Mrs. Ia Males apart.
ment. broke in and seized papers
valuable Ia ,he case. also declaring
tina, he would secure the two min
or children Of the couple In Mnle
IL understood 10 have taken quar-
tiers In Long Beach. pending hia
reported fight against the action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-20
PINKERTON HAD
OVER MILLION
Detective Heads Estate Is
Valued at 100000

CHICAGO. Dec. 2o.--wiiliam Al
Ian Pinkerton. world.famous detec-
tive. who died In Los Angeles De
cember II. left an estate valued at
81. zoe. 900. according TO documents
today in the probate court here.
The size OF the estate caused sur,
prise. because his fortune was be-
lleye 10 be between sio.ooo.o BOO and
SIS. 900 900.
To Allan Pinkcrton. nephew. at
Riverside. Cal. is left williams In
tercst in the detective agency. Al
Ian must pay oue-fIfth of the net
income annually TO each OF VII
lian's two daughters. The entire
residuary estate Is TO be shared by
the two daughters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-20
MISS CUDDY IS
TO MAKE TOUR
Seattle Beauty Entrant Has
Signed Contract
by q. LUCILLE BUTr,vn

Miss katherine cuddy. Seattle,
VnlontlnoM Inoralaya Beauty con.
test girl. VINO ranked high in ths
finals at the beauty meet recently
held NJ M1digon Square garden
New York city. has signed n con-
tract With the M:neralaya companv
for complete tour OF the Inlted
States. according 20 letter received
from Miss cuddy by The Star Thurs.
day.
Miss Cuddy was offered contract
with the Greenwich Village FolIIes
also Ziegfeld, but preferred the CD.
portunity 10 see her country. and
says that altho New York Is wonder.
ful--"I'll take the West
''The contest was wonderful
writes Miss Katherine; "a wonderful
affair. and the judges had difficulty
in selecting the winner. Valentino
refusing at the last moment 10 as.
sist.
Il can truly say that had the
pretticst dress there. and know !
my dress vas the cause OF my rel
ting into the finals" says yiss cud..
dy. with Characteristic modcsty.
"and several Of the judges remarked
about Il ~ the banquet they gave
for us after the contest"
Three other contestants are 10
accompany Miss cuddy on the Min.
cralava trip Miss Butte. Mont:
Miss Portland. Ore; Miss Atlanta.
Ca. and will reach Seattle in due
course-just when Is not as yet an
nounced.
Miss Cuddy's contest presentation
gown was by carman, and her ward.
robe for the occasion was provided
by various Seattle citizens. thru the
activities OF the Seattle Ad club. She
was formerly in the publicity depart
ment OF the Automobile Club Of
Washington.
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picture and get a nice button show.
Peggy Club.
wishing you a merry Christmas
and hoping lota and lots OF you win
Join my Merry Christmas club.
with love.
BABY PEGGY"
Tho little patients at seatue's
orthopedio hospital aren't able 10
come downtown and see their ia
yoritc motion picture stars on the
screen. but they are going 10 get
special treat when Baby Peggy.
tho child star OF THE Darling OF
New York" viii smile on temper
airy screen at that institution thru
the auspices OF the Columbia the
alter management at D. m, Fri
day. II doesn't start its Columbia
run here until Saturday. so the
orthopedic Riddles arc going 20
really and truly pre-ylew the pro-
duction Tor Seattle.
They are going TO hear. too, some
honest-to-goodness Christmas greet
ings from tho little girl screen star,
for which the Columbia theater
manasement has autographed. Lit
Ito Miss Mera Hauptman, daugh-
ter Of Liborius Hauptman. director
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Schoolhouse Burns;
Pupils Are Blamed

CLEVELAND, O.. Dec. TO-
Pupils. In order to prolong their
Christmas vacation. were respon-
sibie for n 100000 fire last night
at Marion public school. firemen'
said today.
Battalion Chief II. J. Delaney
said he believed several pupils had
set fire 70 text books which they
had stacked up in one OF the rooms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-20
Burglars Out After
Christmas Presents

Burglars in search OF Christmas
presents rnldcd two homes wednoa.
day night. a. well as several hotel
rooms.
]. Bernhard. $40 26th ave. report
ed tho theft Of valuable set OF ell.
yerwarc. a cut glass punchhowi and
a manicure ret. A revolver was niso
stolen by tho thievea.
]. y. Eana,ok sosi westiake ave.
was robbed OF opera glasses. n razor.
manicure sct and other articles. be
told poltcc.
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Cards Ont for Bail
il Tacoma

Cards have been issued for the
University mldseason ball on FRI
day evening, December rs, at Ingle'
side Gardens. Tacoma.
Patrons and patroneases for the
event include; Mr.. and Mrs. Tony
He'll. MIR. and Mrs. II. T. Hunt. Mr..
and Mrs. W. W. Parker. Mr. and
Mrs. Il. Il. Perkins. Mr., and Mrs
A. NJ. Fraser. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Abel, from Tacoma: Mr., and Mrs l.,
p. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Breckner
and Mr.. and Mrs, Curly skaden OF
Olympia.
Tho high school committee In
charge are; Stadium high school.
Paul Orr. general chairman; Alice
Darr. charolIete Mitchell. Lawrence
croswaite: Lincoln high school. Wal.
ter sahll. Laura Mechman. Olympia
high school. Dave Kearney, Walt
Draham, Martha Meclcary. Louis
Scarborough. Ivan Ditmara. Robert
Rose, Frances Lamborn.
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Personal

; Mr.. and Mru, II. Victor Owens and
illiio daughters Barbara and Roxy,
arc coming down the Last Of this
week TO visit relatives and friends
In town over the holidays
Miss AarEarc; Jcffory. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mu. Arthur Jeffery. 70
turned today from n thrua months
trip In tho raat and South.
Mr. Rex Stafford has gone East 90
join Mrs, Stafford for tho holidays.
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MISSIONARY SOCIETY

Tho Women's Missionary society
OF the First Presbyterian church
win meet on Friday afternoon. De.
cember 2ist, in the ladies' parlors
OF the church. The executive com.
mittee viii meet at 1913. followed
By the regular meeting at ? o'clock
The speaker Of tho afternoon WIN
be Mrs. Charles +. Hubbard. who
will talk on christmas In Jer,,.
salem Mrs. Hubbard spent Christ.
mas day in the Jewish capital on
her return trip 10 America, and win
give n most interesting message con.
corning tho Christmas customs of
the Jews as she observed them. All
who have heard Mrs. Hubbard speal,
will know what treat Is in store
for those who attend.
Deyotions-Mrs. 4. X. worthlne.
ton.
Muslc--Mrs. i. Graham Morgan.
A delightful Christmas tea will
DO served by the following: Mrs. D.
l.. Ehle. Mrs. IT. II. Phipps. Mrs
w. J. Elliott. Mrs. G.. Il. Monks.
Mrs. John Prakken. Mrs. ]. A.
colcock. Mrs. c. l.. Temple,on.
Mrs. w. II. Yonkers, Mrs. 8. NJ.
Rogers.
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BY MELVIN VOORHEES,

That college students sleep In their
classes Is quite generally accepted.
but tina, thcy should actually 80 TO
bed IN class IN hard to believe.
However, IL happens at tho uni
veraity.
In tho class in homo nursing.
under tho supervision Of Mrs. Eliza.
beth Souics Of ths homo economies
department. making bed with a sick
person N II IL ono OF tho first things
tho cr-.ds learn. OF course. they
have 70 have "alck person." Con
aoqucutiy. ono OF tho girls spends tho
class period. or part Of u. IN bed,
The girls also arc taught 10 battle
real. live babies. The little victims"
arc usually borrowed from tho Day
Nursery and in spite OF tho tossing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-20
Orthopedic Tea and
Thrift Shops

Mrs. Ashley white win be hostess
for Alkl guild on Friday at tho or.
,hopedic Tea Shop. assisted by Mrs.
Howard Hook, Mrs. Hugh Todd. Mrs.
George Hannah. Mrs. Cyrus Briggs.
Mrs. A. BedInger. Mrs. Clarence
Jones. Mrs. j. Thomas. Mrs. Guy
worthlcy and Mrs. Charles Gaffnar.
At the Thrift Shop Mrs. John c.
Mcmillan VIII be In charge.
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Dinner on Nec
Years Ere

Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Parsons viii
entertain at dinner on New Years
Eve before the Rainier club reception
and bali. The affair Will DO given at
their home on Queen Anne Hill and
win compliment their daughter. Miss
Anne Parsons and her house guest,
Miss Gwen Groves. who will arrive
Sunday from Mills college FOR the
holidays.
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Haze Quiet Home
Weddiu1

Mrs. Tillie 4. Stallman announces
the marriage OF her daughter. Liz.
beth. 80 Mr.. Richard G. French. OF
New York. on wednesday evening.
December 10. at tho brides home.
The service was read by tho
brides grandfather. Rev. A. At
wood. ~ years OF age. tho pioneer
minister OF Seattle.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
TRANSPORTATION CLUB
ENJOYS PROGRAM

TRANSPORTATION CLUB
ENJOYS PROGRAM
Tho Transportation club enjoyed
an Interesting musical program ut
It's monday luncheon at the club
on Monday. December II. James
Hamilton Howe, dean OF the Amer.
lean College OF Music. assisted by
Mrs. d. NJ. David and Mr.. Lucien
Jones, rendered a delightful pro.
gram, and the Transportation quar-.
tet, composed OF Messrs. Car.
michael. MeDougall, Jones and Gul.
bransen, made their first appear.
ance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-20
FIREMAN INJURED

TACOMA. Dec. Getty Fireman
Charles II. Farmer suffered severe
body bruises and badly laeeraied
right hand last evening when no
fell thru n burning roof OF n resi-.
dsnco In tho South End.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Eden Hosts

Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Eden Will
entertain with a dinner OF twenty.six
covers at their home at The High.
lands on Christmas day for the exeeu-
tive officers and the operating staff
OF Mr.. Eden's company.
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tho rogistrnnt must produce his
naturalization papers or certified
coyp OF them or. II he gained citizen.
ship thru naturalization Of his par
onts, n copy OF their papers must DO
exhibited.
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Married at st. Marks
Church

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Morford
announce the marriage OF their
daughter Naomi. 10 Mr., Ray Well.
ington ostrander. OF Santa Clara.
Cal. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
ostrander. Of Modesto, Cal. Rev.
John McIauchlan read the service
in st. Marks church on Tuesday.
December is. in tho presence OF
relatives and intimate friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. ostrander win be
at home In Santa Clara after Janu.
airy is.
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Or. and Mrs. W. o. He'll. who
have been abroad Tor tho past year.
arrived in New York sow daya
ago. and win DO at homo hhortly
after tho New Year.
Mr.. and Mrs. James a. Kerr. with
their daughter. Mis- Elizabeth Kerr.
will leave shortly after Christmas for
California. to spend the remainder Of
tho winter.
Mrs IT, II. elise returned last eve.
ming from an extended trip abroad.
and II tho guest OF her son.ln law
and daughter. Commander Milo
Frederick praemci, U. 8. ~. and
Mra. Dracmol. al the navy yard.
Miss Mary 40 Grnndprc and Miss
Ruth Josiyn win arrive tonight
from Corvallis. where they arc AZ.
tending college. 20 Hpond their
Christmas vacation with Miss Jos.
iyn'a mother. Mira Howard Jcslyn.
al Bellevue.
Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Shelton OF
Topeka. Kan. arc the guests OF
MFR. and MIS-. L. u. shelton for
the holidays.
Miss Alice Louise Mcdonald, Who
left for New York In October. IA
spending the Christmas holidays In
Washington. u. c.
Air. Walter Donahoc. who Is a.
tending Yale law nchool. IL expected
home tho end OF this week to spend
tho holidays.
Mr.. and Mru. william r. Hobson
and daughter. Patricia. left this week
for Los Angeles. TO remain until
lato In January.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Poison OF
Aberdeen will be down the end OF
this week to visit Mrs. Polson's par.
ents. Mr. and Mrs. II. ". Anderson.
Mrs. Maud McClalicn OF Portland
win arrive Saturday 10 be tho guest
OF her son and dauEhtcrln.iaw. Mr.
and Mp. Don McCiallcn. until after
Christmag.
Mrs. David whitcomb returned
Mondny from a visit OF several weeks
in New York
Mrs. Charles c. Dose returned Mon.
day from four months visit with
her mother Mrs. A. j. Myers, in
Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Martin Arne.
son will arrive In q few days from
Big Timber Mont. to visit Mrs.
Arneson's parents. Mr.. and Mra. An.
drew McAuley. for the holidays.
Mr.. Cecil Cnillson viii spend tho
Christmas holidays at his homo in
Aberdeen.
Mrs. o. ]. g. Dutton left this
morning for ST. Louis. whore she
VIII visit her daughter Mrs. Caleb
w. Baldwin Virginia Dutton) dur.
Ing tho holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest A. Anderson
Hazel Parker arc being congratu.
lated upon the birth OF a daughter,
December II, at Minor hospital.
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MRS. ]. +, DOUGLAS has cards
Ah out for a tea at her home on
sunday afternoon. December so, from
4 until o'clock. In honor OF Miss
Bentonia and Miss Frances Green
and their cousin and house guest,
Miss Laura Green. OF Jackson. Miss.
The affair will also compliment
tho girls who are az home from
schools In the East and California
for the Christmas holidays.
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AT Home Informalln

Mrs. William Henry Jewett and
Miss Jeuett viii be at home 10 their
friends informally on Monday eSen.
ing. December "a. from ) untll 10
o'clock.
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OF the Columbia orchestra win ao-
company the motion picture oper-
ator, and she is going TO read Peg
gy's greetings TO her little unfor-
tunate Seattle friends as a special
favor.
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Christmas Party

on Saturday afternoon. Mary Ann
Wells Is entertaining with Christ.
mas party al her studio. for the
younger members OF her school o.
the dance.
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Entertaining at Dinner

MIR. and Mrs. Herbert l. Greene
are entertaining with a family din.
ner for ten in their apartment at
Hamilton Arms on Christmas Day.
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CAMPFIRE GIRLS
CHRISTMAS PARTY

The second annual all-city Camp.
fire Girls party for children will be
held Saturday, December 20. nj 2
.. m. at the Grand Trunk dock. Toys
will DO distributed by Santa himself,
after program Of games, a plny.
dances by the Douglas school stu.
dents, and carols. Tho girls have
been working for weeks dressing
dolls, filling stockings with candy.
nuts and toys. so they are prepared
TO give their 400 guests n happy time.
Tickets for the children may DO
obtained Mt Campfire headquarters.
4l72 Arcade building. Campfire
girls will wear middics and skirts.
Meanwhile smaller parties will be
held in communities ali over the city:
baskets Will be sent the Russian chill.
dren now in the immigration doton.
ton station md carols will DO sung
all over the city. where lighted can.
dies appear in tho windoya
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CHRISTMAS
ENTERTAINMENTS,

Palm Circle No. &C. ". OF w,
gave a Christmas entertainment
Monday evening. December II, In
Odd Fellows hall After program.
consisting Of selections by the West
Seattle Juvenile orchestra. a play.
"Christmas ~ skeetora Corner"
and several readings by Woodoraft
juveniles, Santa Claus distributed
sweets TO the small people.
In charge Of the affair were
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GARD PARTY AT
GREENWOOD HALL

The Green Lake Improvement
club viii entertain with a card party
on Friday evening. Dec. 81, at Green
wood hall.
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WHITTIER HEIGHTS
IMPROVEMENT CTJfH

The regular meeting Of the Whit
tier Heights Improvement club
viii be held on Friday. December
~. at 8 .. m. in the Whittier school
gymnasium. West 18th st. and 14th
ave y. W.
Mr. J. ID. Ross, superintendent
OF the city lighting department.. will
give talk on the sHagit project
Illustrated by stereopticon Views
taken OF the site.
Tho annual nomination Of officers
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Plan Laroe Dinner

DR.. and Mrs Frank p. Gardner
VIII serve q large family dinner at
their home on Christmas day. when
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Bridge and Buffet
SNpper

Mr.. and Mrs Max Olsen are enter.
tanning with n bridge OF five tables
with q buffet supper later. at their
homo ON Saturday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-20

Guardian Neighbor Marguerite Mel.
sen, chairman; Neighbors Graham.
Wenger, Gibson, Carrot. Wise. Web.
ber, Edwards, Cudnhy. stemke and
Tynell
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ALPHA AUXILIARY DANCE
Tho Alpha auxiliary Of the Street
Hallway Men, Local 5s7. will give a
dance Saturday evening. December
p. In Fremont hall, si22Is Fremont
ave.
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ASSOCIATE NATIONS CLUB

The Associate Matrons' club viii
be entertained by Mrs. J. Frank
Anderson. on Friday. Dec. 81, at 1910
p. m. in honor Of the newly elected
associate matrons.
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CLUBS FOR FRIDAY
HARRISON PIT. A.

The Harrison PIT. A. win meet
Friday. December Fl. at p. m. at
the school for a short business meet
ing.
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BENEFIT RECITAL

Recital for benefit OF Rldgewood
Community club at tho home OF Mr..
and Mrs. h. @. Flaherty. 5Oas ssth
ave, $. w. Friday evening. Deeem.
Der Il at o'clock. Christmas
carols, cards and refreshmonta
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RAYENNA CLUB TO HAVE
CHRISTMAS TREE

RaV'nna Community club will give
q Christmas tree on Friday evening
December p. at f. 65th ST. and Ra.
VIENNA ave. Good music will be pro.
yided and Santa Claus will be pres.
ent with candy for the children. Re.
freshments.
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woMAN's CENTURY
CLUE


The Americanization department
Of the Woman's Century club has
planned a musical program, and a
Christmas tree for Friday. December
u. at 3 p. m, at the Immigration
station. at First ave. and Union ST..
ghere many immigrants are de.
aimed.
Mrs. W. d. Turnacldf. chairman
II the department. has been enabled
o give the entertainment thru the
cooperation Of Mr.. Luther weedin.
commissioner Of immigration: Mrs.
II. Perry Niles, assistant matron,
md a committee composed OF Mrs.
T. G.. Hancock. Mrs. Jessie Prater
and Mrs. W. a. Gilman.
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PENNSYLVANIA STUDY GLUE

PENNSYLVANIA STUDY CLUB
The Pennsylvania Study club will
meet Friday. December 81. at the ST.
Regis cafe for a MONDAY luncheon.
Mrs. Nettie Winger and MrB. Flor.
ence Shoemaker win be the host.
esses. DIR. William Hlndley viii give
an address on christmas Customsp
and response to roll call win be
quotations from Christ.
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Fomilu Dinner Planned

Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Strive
are planning to entertain with a
family dinner at their homo on
Christmas.
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WOnen's Clubs

OF this club win take place at the
first meeting OF tho new year.
January 4.
Refreshments served. and every
body welcome.
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LITERARY AND MUSICAL
CLUB
Ladies' Literary and Musical club
meets with Mrs. ". a. Sloan. 1922
Wallingford ave. Friday. December
Il. at ? o'clock.
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PUBLIC INSTALLATION
The Women Of Mooseheart Legion
will hold public installation OF OF.
ficers Friday. December n, at 8
?. m, at Moose temple. 1916 Eighth
ave.
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Mrs. Douglas Has Cards ont for Large Tea,
Plan Bridge EUenipg at Home

covers win be placed FOR twenty,
seven.
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SEXTON FRIENDSHIP

The Sexton Friendship club viii
meet Friday, December ri. at ~
o'clock. with Mrs. Emma starrett.
1927 Thackeray pl. Take walling.
ford car.
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Hosts at Dinner

Mr., and Mrs, James Hamilton do
Veuyo entertained with dinner .of
sixteen covers last evening Mt their
apartment In Hamilton Arms,
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Mr. and Mrs. Ernest A. Anderson
Hazel Parker arc being congratu.
lated upon the birth OF a daughter,
December II. at Minor hospital.
Evening star., 1923-11-25
Three-Day Bazaar Planned
By Womens Citv Club

The annual bazaar Of the Women $
City club. 80 Jack son place, Decem-
! Der .. and 5. to II o'clock p.m
will be festival Of nations. Among
those who will assist Mrs. Lyman g.
Swormstedt. chairman of finance. are
Miss Margaret Vail. Czechoslovakia
apron table; Miss Myrtle Bum, books,
stationery and cards: Mrs. Isaac Cans,
France, children's toys and clothes;
Mrs. Q. l. Woodley. Latin America.
fancy articles and embroideries: Mrs
J. G. Pritchard. America. table lux
uries; Mrs. Harold Parks. Holland.
household goods and towels: Mrs.
Mary c. ID. Johnson. Egypt. packages.
featuring King Tuts tomb for ex-
plorations: Miss Ethel Bag,ey, white
elephant: Mrs. Frank Hiram Smell,
Intcrna tional table; Miss Alice NJ
Heaven, Spain. dolls and their acces-
sorieS: refreshments. Mrs. Elliott
Woods. Switzerland cakes and buns:
Miss Mary Laird. candy Cp-to-date
fortune-telling by palm, cards aud
crystal gazing will be feature; also
the installation of a radio.