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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-03
Junior Club GiUeS Original and Unique Ball
Mrs AuzidS de TWenRe'S Tea Delightful.

1E JUNIOR CLUB successful
Il lbs Unique
detail from the huge pitched ballroom with hteefng circus
Endtand which seated
tcle orchestra.
The busy evening announcing
the living skeleton the
mummy mention.
All the animals represented which exceedingly
clever the least and the tapcze performers did some tricks which
startling onlookers
living occupied center ring Jr
Tom Py tho taught producing performers Their included
Collar Flat
Tire "They Shall
There dazzling from the dainty
ion 10 the
coffee. icc pink lemonade.
The tho successful affair
Includes the Misses Dorothy Gloria Fnk. Helen
FARRELL Mewan: Mared pocom. Andrew Denny,
Hiram Patterson Marshall Allen Theodore chairman
The tho committee members
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COMPETITOR
CUT PRICES

Fleming 6 More. according e
Fleming. was selling milk for 10
cents quart. a month ago the
Central Dairy gave written notice
that the price OF milk must be
raised TO IL cents. Fleming 4
Moore refused and the Central Dairy
stopped delivering milk TO the gro
Gerry firm.
Tho firm Immediately sought an
other source OF milk and obtained IL,
Then tho Central Dairy. according
to Fleming, delivered milk to tho
nearest competitors OF tho firms
stores, where milk was sold as low
as 4, Q and cents. The Central
Dairy denies this charge. saying It's
milk Is never sold at cut prices
w. l.. Avery, manager of tho
Piggly-Wiggly Co Of Washington
announces that his company has no.
fused to handle milk due 10 the dicta.
ton OF the Seattle MIX Shippers and
That tho company hopes TO establish
n model dairy and produce It's own
milk soon.
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Spargur Quartet
Concert Tonipht

Tho sparEur String Quartet viii
Eivo Tho iaai 81 Dc series of three
concerts this evening az tho Womon'a
University Club auditorium. Sixth
and Spring. presenting the following
classic program.
Qusftsi. a AnBFs-..,s.,.....s,.i. rtifisf
Eaufssia
nrhfffa
talrsdastisa ana Homants
FINALS
~
guaftsi. Opus ;f. Msisf u46rsk
Aiiruta ua u1n Nupp4
irHtg
Nsiis FiraFn
lluaie, tlFhfn msh uuu tfuppo
SaftlFha frpm gaaftst So !. iisFsdins
asFabaHda 81 Iamhsufia~ rsts.,ssssss.
s.r..ttss..ss..,ts. Jean Marie LeEiEiF
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ASK HARDING
TO VISIT HERE,

President Warren g. Harding and
hts vito have been Invited 10 make a
visit 10 tho Pacific Northwest this
summer by tho Seattle Kiwanis club.
4 iole.Tam was dispatched to him
Monday by Hugh Caldwell. telling
him that tho entire Northwes, would
welcome him.
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DON'T FUSS With
MUSTAUDPLASTERS!
Musterole Works Without the
Blister-Easier, Quicker

There's no sense in mixing n mess
OF mustard. flour and water when
you can easily relieve pain, soreness
or stiffness with a little clean, white
Musterole.
Musterole is made Of pure oil OF
mustard and other helpful ingredi-
ents. combined In the form Of the
present white ointment II takes the
place Of mustard plasters, and Will
not blister,
Mustcrolo usually gives prompt
relief from sore throat, bronchitis
tonsllitIs, Group, stiff neck. asthma
neuralgia. headache, congestion
pleurisy. rheumatism, lumoago, PAINS
and aches OF the back or joints
sprains, sore muscles, bruises, ch''-
blains. frosted feet, colds OF the chest
at may prevent pneumoniO' 900
and sac, jars and tubes,
Better Than u Mustard Plaster
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INTERPLAY PIT A.

INTERPLAY PIT a
INTERPLAY Parent Teacher associa.
ton viii meet st The school wedncs
day. April at ESQ p. IN Zach mem.
Der viii use "ehalu telephone sya
tom" 70 set ono hundred members
out Tho program will be- an follows
~oaf Bshaet" Masis ~ tlias uuisrs
feou
Presentation u psiiiians far district
plsy field. Nfs 81 A. JehhsaH. secretary
What We Have Done 90 liAisr MaHsy.
paniul HAEisE srbaai. Mcdonald school
NsffvHhmrfIls
girsfias ~ ufgirsfs ana drisEaiss
"iiua rAn Each MtnbsF itfiuf ugiuE
rhrVs Whose Atgopdahgs lies uesa
Ppsf"
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curRcu SERVICE LEAGUE

Tho Church Service leaggs % Trim.
ity Parish church win meet Friday.
April 8. az go p, m. IN tho crypt Of
the church. DR. Philip Bauer. Of tho
Washington Howard association. will
speak on Prison Aid Work.
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NEW sEMtNci cf.Asa

The Y L. /. club viii form n Ecw,
inE class on Wednesday. April {. at
1850 o'clock In the club rooms Mrs
A. c. Brady viii be the instructor
In charge Mrs. Brady has been The
sewing teacher IN the public night
schools for the past seven years, and
has Just completed O university OK
tension course For information call
the secretary. Fast ot97
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Smart Tea Honors Recent Bride

Mrs Auaas de Turenne smart tea this afternoon At the Sunset
club honor daughrnaw. Mrs AuSlas
rsen bride Spring flowers pouon decorated the drawing and
hall. In baskets and tail
A.
Bronson, W.
Snowden wanshaw.
collins Mrs Edwin strout Mrs Arthur Iamer Mrs Lister
Holmes Miss Ena Collins and Miss Gloria Frink.
table held charming lovely Blossoms
Collins.
Mrs Daniel Kneher william Hunter Mciwan
Mrs, George Donworth Mrs Reginald Parsons
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CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY

MCKINLEY CIRCLE NO. IL
William Mckinley Circle No II,
Ladies OF the G. a. r., will servo a
home cooked dinner. Wednesday,
April 4, at noon, in Veterans hall,
Armory.
CIVIC LEAGUE CLASS
Seattle Women's Civic league
clnss In civil government will meet
IN the clubroorns OF the Puget
Sound Savings association, Third ave.
and Pike ST.. Wednesday, April 4.
at 10 a. m. Mrs. Pearl X. Blough
will give the first OF a series OF
twelve lectures on the city charter
OF Seattle.
WEST SEATTLE REVIEW no. 81
West Seattle Review No. 81, w. b.
a. Of the Maccabees, vii! meet In
carpenters' hall, 444i California ave,
"wednesday. April 4, at .. m. Of.
ficers requested to wear white.
NOnrsAN y AobOIlAlIJN
The Womens association OF the
Madrona Presbyterian church will
meet In the ladies' parlor, wednes.
day. April 4. at 2 p. m. Noon lunch
con viii be served by Circle c.
WEST WOODLAND
PRE.ScHoOL CIRCLE
West Woodland Pre-School circle
will meet at tho school auditorium
"Wednesday. April 4. at 2:45 D. m.
Election OF officers.
discipline and Health Of tho
Child" IL tho topic chosen for the
Round Table talk. Miss Loretta Mar.
tin and Eunce Cram will care for
tho children In the kindergarten.
IONA SOCIAL CLUB
fonia Social club win meet wed.
nosday, April 4, In tbs card room
st the Masonic temple, at .. m.
Eastern Stars and friends welcome.
w &. T. III LUNCHEON
Mrs. A. n. Suddrcth will entertain
w. 9. n. u. women OF the city and
their friends at luncheon on Wed.
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The spring openings Of famous Partisan coperes haze
Heps Of interest 10 icoHeH eUerDichere.
The fuAHess Of g0iCH continues 10 be placed at the
front and sides; the cdiste is slightly higher but doesn't
reach me normal caisine pet; the straight silhouette
dpides hOnOrs NTH circular and bouffant outlines
All suits arc Hree-pece models Elton, boz and cape
back jackets the most popular styles for sit coats.
SKIRTS are slightly fuller and frequently circular. The
compdHyng botses Of plain printed silk and fire.
qnently feature jabot trimming.
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CHICKEN pfSSER

The scahurst auxiliary Of tho or,
thopsdic hospital will give a chicken
dinner at tho community church
Friday evening. April 6. from until
80 .. m. Tickets may 30 obtained
by calling Glendale ises.R-s. or az
tho door.
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NlfRaInNARY EncIETII.4

MISSIONARY sAl@IEl us
The Nomen'a Missionary SociEilcs
cg Tho First Methods, Episcopal
church viii meet "wednesday. April
Z. IN ths church pariorH, The fore,
noon will be devoted 10 business while
az ~ o'clock a memorial service viii
DO held for those who have passed
away during tho year. II viii close
with a vocal solo b. Mra. ". wauen.
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woMAN's CENTURY CLUE

woAiAN's CENTURY CLUE
Musicale Of the womnua Century
club At the women's University Club
auditorium Program given BY bal
steele Ross. AIagnus Peterson and
Arvlile Belstad ~ O'Clock.
Current events department meets
at o'clock with Mrs, c. T. Horton.
GIL i3th ave. ". Election Of officers.
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fIELFEns, cLtfn

Tho Helpers club Of Aloha chap.
ter No. iis. o. y. s., will meet at
tho home OF Mrs. Mary Pctroyltsky.
1904 ". 49rd ST.. Wednesday. April
4. at II a. m, Election Of officers,
All members urged TO attend.
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Orthopedic Tea and Thrift Shops

Mrs Ballard viii be University guild rtbopea
Tea shop Wednesday assisted by Mrs c. Mrs
III ~ Hansen Mrs. Watson, Mrs II yyiser,an
Mrs. F. Durgan. Mrs andaI NJ Eopper
Thrift Queen Anne r,na vyeapssaa
morning represented by
the afternoon Mrs Newton Bshopp Rxwar win repre-
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
LEscuf HEIGHTS

LEscH1 HEIGHTS
woNfEN's CLUB
Tho LesCid Heights women'A I'm.
pruycment club win mee, with Mira.
a. n. blackwell. sol s0th ave, =.
Friday. April Q. az : p. IN. Mg@, Ella
cudlhec will contribute a guitar nolo
from verdi's RiFoletio.r
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LUNCHEON cLun

Mount Baker Park Luncheon Club
VIII meet at clubhouse Wednesday.
April I. Luncheon at p. IN, FOL
lowed by bridge. Hostnssss. Mra.
Milo Walton. chairman. Mrs. A. r.
Williamson. Mrs Arthur schsam.
Mrs. s. Y. Trathcn.
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La Boheme Music Club

Bohene Friday
a oelo
The following German be
Contradictory -asande" tschnel-sirs
Irving Raedsr.
Nioln-'sonata In ~ dfanden-slss Engman
scpranot Lebc" eichmann "sapphische" ahms ei since
First Met Thee" uuhlnsteinl-Mrs. C. Engiis
Pianoal
Shepard johnson and Miss wlnt
fred BousfeId, accompanies
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Luncheon at Home

Mrs Ivan Hnd entertaining with
home "Wednesday afternoon compliment
compliment to the senior class a 'schoo
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Marriage Announced

Mrs H. Brown. Of s Sycamore narrlag,
her daughter Grace Lucille
81 at O'clock Rev A. T. Hanson
their at cIesrL 20
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Personal

Mr. and Mrr. Stanley Dollar and
tNo children spent the week end ID
Victoria. - c.
Mrs. H. &. Bolcom and son. Mr.
MARRIED. noieom. have removed from
Hamilton Arms apartments to their
home al tho Highlands.
sir wlimot Lazy. who has been
seriously ~ a, Providence hospital. Is
now conyalesesut.
Mira A. J. Rhodes and Mira c. T.
PHttcu arc Eucaia at the Hotel Am.
t,Assador In Lon Angeles.
afr. and Mru. ". w. s,oli left yos.
tsFtiay for a few days visit in Van.
eouver. u. G,
Mrs Horton Force win leave
Thursday for Boston on a ak weeks
visit.
Mr and Mrs John 4. Campbell
and their daughter. Mics Dorothy
Campbell. who arc spending Some
Time in California. arc at present
gueHta ut The Hotel Ambassador IN
Los Angeles. They plan 10 return
by motor,
Mr. and Mira Edward Agacw, Of
Everett. cains down 20 attend the
a = - "a FEa FttVfe. y4fssH fa=s 49,
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Oomen's Clubs

nesday. April 4. from 10 a. m to 4
p. m, at 32is Eastlake ave. Take
Co@sn Park, Rayenna or Broadway
cars and get off at Martin st.
WALLINGFoRD CIRCLE
Wallingford Circle OF the First
Presbyterian church VIII meet M
the home OF Mrs. X. A. France, sos9
Waillngford ave, Wednesday. ApriI
=, at .. m.
WEST QUEEN ANNE PIT. A.
west Queen Ammo PIT. a. will
meet Wednesday afternoon. April 4.
at 2;3O O'Clock, in tho music room.
Election OF officers will conclude n
short business meeting. Hostcasea
Tor The afternoon are Mos. n. r. Mar.
tin, Mrs. c. d. Thomas NJ a. & 4
sorenson and Miss Lotto Dwyer.
DAUGHTERS OF PIONEERS
The regular monthly meeting Of
the Daughters Of Pioneers will be
held at the homo Of Mrs. Fred r..
sander, 1891 E. Prospect st, Wedncs.
day April 4, at 2 y. m. Mrs. Farwell
Putnam Lilly and Mrs. Daisy Wood
Hildreth arc In charge of the pro.
gram, which VIII include carly his.
tory, music and art. Take Enst
Madison car to 3Sth ave.
GEORGETOWN PIT. A.
Georgetown PIT. A. will meet
wednesday afternoon, April 4. at q
O'Clock, at the school. Assistant su.
perintendent 8. Il. Fleming Will
speak on the high school situation.
as pertaining 10 tho South End dIs.
tfict' Election or officers win be
held.
ROBERT MORRIS CHAPTER
robert Norris Chapter, ". u. o. II.
81 VIII be entertained NJ cards We'd
nesday afternoon, April 4, at 8 y. m,
Mt tho home Of birs. Charles l.. stew
art, 1912 N. 4bth ri. Take Green
Lake car.
CLARA BARTON TENT SEWING
CLUB
Mrs Alice Reynolds viii entertain
the sewing club VI Clara barton tent
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Just Ask MeHolj
O Msa eGrayHair

! have q message for every
grhrshAirea person. and I
herewith Invite all to write
me. I viii aend each one
the compisia Information.
fer which there IL rot space
here, together with free trial
bottle Of my famous Re-
s,orrr which proves ever
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FRANKLIN HIGH
efstf4rf ATfFNfNI

The Franklin High School Alumni
association will meet wednesday
evening, April 4. at s o'clock. in the
Franklin high auditorium.
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PROGRESSIVE rnorGHr cLun

PROGRESSIVE THOUGHT CLUB
The Progressive Thought Club will
NICE, Wednesday afternoon. April 4.
with Mrs. Carl J Smith. 1885 a1th
eve. A short business meeting az :
O'Clock will be followed hy a program
arranged hy airs. Frederick Graham.
The numbers Include
consrsito Soil
gSl SUNSET fas.s stsats suudtSy Beck
tbJ "Kashmifi Song .,..s.s,s....s.
...44..s...A Amy woadfor = Indsn
Mrs. v ~. r Andesaou
riRna Bell
"a '1Isbsssrssms' So. Ice. IA'rt
4ht "Es}ciE ssss s.sI..st ssssss AgAFrjs
Gfaes johnson
Soprano aoll--
ta1 ~HaytisIds ard us,tstniss'
...s.s. ,...,.,....s... Del BlsEs
tbi wheels sbs silver svaliaw ....
ss-ssts ..sas.s.s.s stsss.sss Nttlssssn
(rl Springs T.etsbls fadys' .s..s
..,...s.......... ". Keith Klusti
Airs H. y. Perry
Mics Grace Johson. aerUnpsnist
Reading Selected ..sss......t.,.,.....
Mfs. !. :. Kelley
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sEAfIrRgr COUNCIL

ssahurst Council Of Minute Women
meets Wednesday. April 4. az :
o'clock AZ the church, Mrs, Walter
Braia win speak on "TAo Jury ays
tenn
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AGLEE sisrEHs

AEisc Sisters viii meet with Mrs,
White. wednesday. April Z, AZ 1905
isrd ave, y. Luncheon. 70 o'clock
Business.
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"Gcts.It." the guaranteed painless corn and
caloun remover Any corn, no matter Nov
deep rooted. departs quickly when Get, IL
arrives. Wonderfully simple, vet simply won
dcrful, because all soreness stopa with the 1rri
application. Get rid Of your corn and wen,
ahocs that NJ Costq but Z. irlnc everywhere
Nit. Chicago. "Geia.lt 10 sold IN this city by
tho owl DRUG Co.
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MAry I. GoidmAn'r Hair Color Rsrtorer
fsn't rev preparation. atm ia the *
pesirnsuisi stage. / perfected Il many
Yeafa $50 to restore my own gray hair
because l would no; nns crude dyes
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clean as water. Nothing 10 wash OF or
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Ing or dlseoiuraticn IN nuy light, My
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easily. safely. surely rraylnE. faded or
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on Wednesday April 4. al her home.
s5eT Carr 81. Luncheon az noon
Take Wallngfori or Meridian car
20 woodlawn ave. Watch for rlaE.
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ANfETnYRr socfAf. 49,

AMETHYST SOCIAL CLUB
Amethyst Social club. o. T. g., will
meet with Mrs Addls Russell. siso
California axe. Wednesday. April 1
Luncheon, p m. followed b. cards
HEBREW BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY
Tho regular meeting Of tho Seattle
Hebrew Benevolent society viii be
held Wednesday. April 4. ~ 210 p.
IN. In the veptry room II Temple Dc
Hlrsch.
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LONESOME cr,t'g
LADIES or THE
GOLDEN NORTH

Tho Ladies' OF tho Golden North
will hold business meeting Friday.
April 9. at ig23is First ave.
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AuNiLlAnY ALL SAINTS

CHURCH
The women's Auxiliary 90 Al
Saints church viii give military
whist party az the Lakeside club.
house "Wednesday evening April 4.
M o'clock
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soCIAL CLUn

The Seattle Social club win meet
with Mrs. Charles Oliver lOi w.
Mercer st., Thursday, April 8, ut IL
o'clock. Picnic luncheon. All East
tern Stars welcome.
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T.LDEnnInoM cLrn

ELDERBLooM CLUB
Tho ElacrhIoom club will meet
Thursday. ApriI 8. at II a. IN. In X.
Of T.. hall Third ayc. and virginia a.
ALKi REVIEW no. 30
Alki Review No. 90, W II. a. OF
the Maecabces. viii meet Tuesday
evening, April .. az A. @, u. w. 1903
Ninth ave. at o'clock. Initiation.
AMATEUR PRESS CLUB
DR. i. ~ snssuau viii deliver a
lecture on the preservation and care
Of the teeth before the Seattle Anna.
,eur Prcas club at la next monthly
meeting Saturday. April Z. al S p. m.
LADIES AID SOCIETY
The Ladies' Ala society OF tho sgnd
VI T.. church will hold an apron and
food sale Thursday afternoon and
evening. April 8, at the church.
LONESOME CLUB
The Lonesome club will meet at
the Rainier Grand hotel Tuesday
evening. April 3. Dancing and cards
All strangers and lonely people wei.
come,
LADIES OF THE
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GEORGETOWN p. II. A.

CLARA BARTON TENT SEWING
CLUB
Mrs Allcc Reynolds viii entertain
the sewing club VI Clara Barton lent
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Sir. and Mira Edward Agacw. Of
Everett. cams down 20 attend the
dance at tho Junior club last cso-
ming.
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Miss Mcpherson WEEDS

The marriage OF Miss Lsnoro Mcpherson Mr.
Mcpherson TO Mr. Franklin Richter Mr. and Richter
soemnzed Saturday evening at the home brides
with the Sidney reading
in It's decorations Ascension lilies
charming baskets
The bride an attractive costume OF pet twill with hat in
corresponding and ophea peas
Following the wedding
Richter iet their wedding April
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Musicale and Reception,

Honorng Thoaud
next Monday evening az the Mopon eater under tho auspices OF
the Ladies' Musical club Miss Nellie
musicale the Cornish school afternoon $40 o'clock
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Luncheon and Bridge

Compientng Mrs Stanley Dollar Of California
hostess Monday afternoon home
Of fifteen followed by bridge spring
attractive
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Bndqe Llmcheon for visitors

Honoring Mrs y. visiting sister
f. sunderln her niece. Arthur
Hall Robert Morx will
Thursday
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nesday. April 4, from 10 a. m. TO 4
p. m. at 32is Eastlake ave. Take
Cowen Park, Rayenna or Broadway
cars and get off at Martin st.
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WEST WOODLAND
r.t,as cs<strCr,r nyn,ey y

fonia Social club win meet Wed.
nosday, April 4, In tbs card room
~ the Masonic temple, at 2 D. m.
Eastern Stars and friends welcome.
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Hosts at Bridge Dinner

AIR. and Mrs stephen Dwan arc entertaining with a
sixteen Wednesday evening. tho Rainier Coli
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A goof.y amount Of enjoy
sbls wear b 10 be had from
a dress chosen from this
specially low priced group.
You are certain 70 want one
Of these dresses once you
have seen them and realize
tho value they represent.
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w c. r. u. LUNcHEoN
Mrs. A. H. suddrcth will entertain
w. q. Y u. women OF the city and
ihclr friends al luncheon on Wed.
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" tNI8I@I W.T. DTsD CIRCLE
Wallingford Circle OF the First
Presbyterian church VIII meet at
the home OF Mrs. X. A. France, sess
"aiiingford ave, Wednesday. April
4, at 2 p. IN.
Evening star., 1923-04-10
C0SM0S-Adelaide and Hughes
Dancing Dolls,

Songs and Steps in Toyland." the
Adelaide and Hughes production, in
Producing Romeo, the Century Roof
dancer and the eight dancing dolls,
assisted by Robert Jewett. with
George H. Kennedy at the plano, is
Theater bill this week. The act is
the creation of and was staged by
Adelaide and Hughes, the famous
vaudeville dancing team. Naturally
ITS outstanding feature is the delight
iui work of the attractive dancing
doils In three numbers, of which the
clog ensemble and the toy soldiers
are delightful. The act is handsome
~ staged and artistically costumed
ana introduces songs and other
dances
Frank Marckiey gives a fine banjo
entertainment. His selections, includ-
ing familiar airs from Carmen" are
prllllantly played. with orchestral ac-
co @G0npan iment. and win much applause
Inc Meinotte Duo are excellent on
tne wire, performing some exceeding
ly dlfhcult feats; MCGOWAN and Knox
win laughter with "A JOY Ride" built
around stranded automobile, and in
PRODUCING comedy chaff and a pretty
song by the girl of the team; Fred c.
HaBen and company make more
laughter with Just Spooks," a tabloid
comedy. with a mother-in-law theme
and Smith and Nash amuse with
songs and low comedy.
Frank Mayo's newest photonlav
The First Degree" is an interesting
ana thrilling melodrama of the better
sort excellently acted by both star
ana supporting cast. 1t holds the in
terest throughout. 1t is supplement-
ca win a Century laughmaker the
international News and other films,
Evening star., 1923-04-10
GAYETY-"The Marion Show ;

Dave Marion, alias "Snuffy. the Cab
man, IN little speech at the end
on oI tne snow last night at the Gayety
Iheater stated that his purpose has
been to provide the burlesque patrons
with something different in the way
OF entertalnment. and he evidently
mas succeeded; Dave himself does
Eore IN this show than he has since
ne olScarded his horse and cab some
years ago. In addition. he has sur
rounded himself with capable com
pany and with a scenic background
mat Will compare favorably with the
big musical productions.
one of the chief novelties is an ami
NAL act; Lelmar's lions. The animals
are Well trained and in addition fur
nlsh the basis for a funny comedy
turn. A number of specialties are
put on during the show, and, strange
10 state, the biggest hit was not made
by woman performer. the top hon
ors going to Gordon Bennett, a youth
with a voice the like of which has
not been heard in burlesque for years.
Among the dancing turns that of
Agnes Hunter was easily the best
Her Dance of the Desert" was grace
fully executed and provided with an
effective stage setting. Mae Marvin
scored hit with a number of songs
Florence and Rene furnished a good
deal OF entertainment with songs and
dances. The English High Steppers
was pleasing feature with their
ballet numbers. going through the
different figures with a degree of
unison that was pleasing.
Walter McManus shows much abil-
ity as a comedian and Ben Burtt also
has large share in the funmaking.
Others in the cast are Carlton Chase.
Edward Davis, John Willard and Olga
Gray. The show carries a large and
we'll drilled chorus, one of their
numbers, the cat Ballet" deserving
a good deal of credit.