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PLAN MEMORIAL 10
BASEBALL EOtNDIsH

Everyone knows that baseball Is
the great American game. but few
know that George Chadwick Of Prov
idencs. Rhode Island originated the
game
But the Washington, y. G., club
of the American baseball association
knows II and proposes 90 set up q
memorial 10 tire founder IN Potomac
park.
Tho National Sculpture society
Will prepare the program for the
competition fof n monument cost.
ing 100000. Robert ]. Aiken II
head Of tho society and has De.
signed such national memorials as
the statue OF Mckinley in San
Francisco and the monument Of
Dewey. eommemoraiing the Ameri'
can naval victory NJ Manila hay.
Clark Griffih. president Of the
Washington club. n the man behind
the movement to ''immortalize the
benotac.o or OF American youth" and
with him are the Thousands 81 ad.
mirern OF tho Senators. a. the local
team IL called
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Cards ont for Tea

Mrs. Charles l.. smith has cards
3us for tea At her home Friday
afternoon. from until 5 o'clock
complimcnting MrS. Anna Allen
Mrs. n. E.avoiIiette and Mrs Richard
W. Morrill, win preside al the tea "a.
bic. and Mrs. Clinton Mcpougali viii
Assist.
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A group Of singers IN the INT.
v.rsity district has organized
chotai society 10 be known "a tho
'Philomel Club OF tho University
District"
Thru the cooperation Of the uni.
veraity Commercial Club and the
courtesy Of the city beard Of edu.
cation. rshsarnalr are being held
each Monday evening IN tho music
room o. Lincoln high school.
Tho club has chosen n X. Ken
driek a. director. and an elaborate
program In being prepared for tho
fret conesrt--the most prs'entious
number a cantaia. The River OF
stars legend OF Niagara by
Clarence X. Bawd.n. Harry Bur.
dick " arcompaniss
Tn. following officers are rerv.
Ing the club: President Airs u. II.
Painter. vice president. Ags. Clyde
Bonhasn. secretary. MIR. II. r. Full
ton: treasurer. Mrs. oliver Rasmus.
son; chairman Of publicity and print.
Ing. Mrs. II. n. kondrick. chairman
OF voice committee. MfNs thhnnluE
prtchard: chairman OF social coin.
mittsc. Mira. Phillip Cearhari.
The first concert sill he given
January 3sth. in Ilssie's Hall $500
University Way. the program 20 be
announced In the near future.
Orpheus Club
The orpheuH club held a yer, sue
o~asfui meeting last sunday after
noon at the home OF MIR and Mrs
Gilbert. 1891 gard ave. Toward the
close OF the business session prises
were awarded for progress made
DURING the year by the music pu
pills Of Mrs. Berry. who constitute
the membership Of tho club. Ths
first prize went to Jcsaie Duncan
the srronA On Earffsna 1HnfNg and
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Under the joint auspices Of the
China Club and tho A. s. l.. w.
Mr. Josef W Hall will give an ad.
dress In Meany Hall Thursray eve.
January II. Tho lecture IL open 10
the public, A small fec viii bo
taken at the door 20 help defray
expenses.
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Mrs. De Veure
Entertained

Mrs Herman Ross and Mrs. Jud
son r. Faiknor sponsored n luncheon
~ eighteen covers At the womcn's
University club this afternoon. for
81. Msrxarets guild Of 81. Marks
>hurch. IN honor OF Mrs. James Ham.
lton dc Neuve
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Mrs. Hedges to
Giro Luncheon

To honor Mrs. A. NJ Carey. who IS
COINS 10 Los Angeles TO spend ak
usonthx with her son-in.law and
1suxhter. Mr. and Mrs Edwin stan.
ton. Mrs. Samuel Hedges Is enter.
taining Friday afternoon with an IN.
eorrnal luncheon at the sunset club.
followed BY bridge AT her home.
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Yochtsmen's Stag Dinner

The Seattle Yacht club will give its
big party Of the year. thu yachts
mems stag dinner. on Monday even.
ing. January Is. at $50 O'Clock. Fol
lowing the dinner. there will b. the
annual installation OF officers. after
which there will come - program Of
stunts that viii contain many sur
uriaes
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the third 10 Dorothy Duncan. A
prize was also awarded 90 Harold
Williams AZ the pupil making the
sr-aient progress among the boys.
When the business was disposed OF
group singing led BY Mr.. Gilbert
took the place OF the usual pro-
gram.
The next meeting OF the club win
be held Sunday afternoon. January
Is. al the home Of Mrs. c. o. John.
son. 1914 5ith ave. =.
Prairie Hos. Club
The January meeting OF the Prairie
Rose club WINS held al the home Of
the nswiy.slected president. Mrs. ID.
II. Spcilman. on Monday. January 8.
The other officers elected for the
ensuing year include Airs. /. W.
Gibbs. viceprcsldsnt. Airs. l.. Lundy.
secretary. Mrs. ~. Draper and Mrs.
William Mcleod. visiting committee.
Mrr. n. Hoge. chairman Of the flow.
er committee: Airs ". Crosby. par.
Humanitarian. Mrs Eva r. Mnhler.
historian.
The Prairie Rose club IN composed
II former residents Of North Dakota.
whose mission Ia both social aud
benevolent.
l.. q. r.. Club
l.. o. v. Club VIII give a card and
donation party for members Tuesday.
January 10. at Tao o'clock. In Eiks'
club. Hostess. Mrs Minnie Bragdon.
Council Of Jewish Women
The Bible study class OF the coun.
eli Of Jewish Women will meet Mon.
day. January Is. a, p. m. in the
vestry room OF Temple de Hirsch.
Women's Lakewood Civic Improve.
mont Club
The Women's Lakewood Civic I'm.
proycment club viii hold its regular
meeting Tuesday. January 10. at
y. M, In th. Lakewood clubhouse.
A good program has been arranged.
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Seattle
Society
Major and Mrs. Moore
Hosts at Fort Loictoa
Quarters, MRS. Slim
son Honor Guest.

MAJOR HARVARD MOORE. U. 5.
~ A.. and Mrs. Moore will be
sosts this evcning at their Fort Law.
son quarters. entcrtaining with an
informal supper for sixteen. which
sill be followed b. bridge
This afternoon Mrs. Moore enter.
aimed her bridge club In her quar-.
wrs nj tho post
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Kansas women's Club

Kansas woncn'a club will meet
Friday, January ~. a. the home Of
Mrs, Henry cierf. aiat y. Soih ~.
Luncheon viii ba served. the assist
ants being Mrs. VIII II. Barr and
Mrs. ousaie Baker Former Kansas
women are invited. Phone Nelfone
$3.50.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


Social Club. W. u. A.. Of Msocsbess
The Social club OF the w. n. A..
OF the Maccsbccs. Seattle Review
No. 3. will meet At the homo OF Mrs.
Alice Robertson. ss27 Aurora ave. on
Thursday. January is. Annual meet.
ing and election Of officers at lao
~ m. sharp, Military whist at ,
o. m
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Plans Larqe Luncheon

Mrs Ben Hershey. Of Everett. has
arranged luncheon OF nineteen Gov
srs for FRIDAY afternoon, a. the
Uomen's University club
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Adelaide, Australia. ~ well as many
private collections. and IN the Aond
collection IN London.
The latest painting executed ~
Mr.. gireet0n In Australia was SyH
ney fIsrbor." purchased by the WON
an 81 New south wales and pre-
scented 10 ~. X H. Princess Mary
as wedding present August. 1877.
Mr. gtreeton exhibits annually ~
the Royal Academy in London ana
In the Paris Salon and Is officially
invited each year 20 contribuis
works 20 the international exhibit
tons in Rome, Venice, London.
Pittsburg. Royal Scottish academy
and Glasgow institute Of Fine ArtH.
He was official war artist for Aus
tralla during 1918 and his pictures
painted on the somme front are ia
the Australlan-British war museum.
lie served in the army X. A. NJ. g
during 1915 and 1915.
weaternera may be pardoned for
rejoicing over this exhibition, not
only because Of the charm Of the
pictures and the prominence Of the
artist but ALSO because II does In 80
graceful and impelling way pub
lish 10 the world the fascination OF
our own Northwest. Some day
collection OF pictures OF the young
Seattle artist. Paul Gustin, viii be
shown on Fifth ave. and then the
poetry. inspiration and atmosphere
Of our wonderful mountains and
waters and forests will be revealed
ar never before.
Another worid-famed artist waugh.
is planning 10 come West 20 visit IN
the spring and then we shall have
some marines ~ high order 20 Show
the world.
In the meantime. II you have
friend In New York. urge him 10
see the splendid collection Of Mr..
Streefon's work this month.
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Mrs. Steu'drt
Plans Luncheon

In honor OF Mrs. willard Stinison.
Mrs. Alexander 4. stewart Will enter
sain with iuncheon for twelve az
The Sunset club. Friday afternoon.
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Informal Dinner at Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin schwager are
entertaining with an informal dinner
Of twelve covers this evening az
their home, 1851 Interlaken blvd.
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Delta Zetn Alun,noe

Delta Zeta aiumnac will meet Sat
tlrday afternoon. January ~. AZ
O'Clock, with Mrs. Carl Elwood Fry.
er. 20s w. comstock 81. Miss Gladys
Tucker o. Tacoma. will talk on Girl
scout Work"
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

the University Of Washington
music.
Tho Americanlzatiou department,
win meet al tho Y. W. c. A.. "a, 1870
O'Clock
Col. Ellsworth Circle
Col Ellsworth circle will hold In.
stailation Of officers. followed BY
MONDAY luncheon. on Friday. Janu.
AIRY n. NJ the Armory.
Women. Educational Club
Mrs. Jane Carrot win give hook
review on school Of Tomorrow at
the meeting OF the womsn'n Eduea.
tionai club to be- held Friday. Janu.
sry ~. at n O'Clock. at Meves' cafe
teria-
White shrine Thiulbie Club
White shrina Thlmbls club viii
meet with Mrs. Emily g. McRas.
isis r. Thomas at. Friday. January
-. from 10 a. IN. 10 4 .. m.
Auxiliary Ia Seattle Rose Society
woman's AUXILIARY to Seattle Ross
society meets tof noon luncheon. Fri.
day. January ~. at ST. Regis eafc.
W. T.. shsrbrooke Will talk on '-rhs
Winter Care OF Roses. aud IA. g.
Collier win talk on ''Thw New Test
Gardens In Woodland Park"
University Ghautsuaua
University Chautauaua meets with
Mrs. Ethel Miller. 1856 Terry ave.
on Friday. January IL Chapters :
and >. Of Book ?. Queen Victoria.
will be read.
Seward Social and l.iierar, Club
seward Social and Literary club
will meet at the home Of Mrs. A.
Outs. 67it Farrar st. on Friday
January IL.
Phi Delta Theta Mothers' Club
Mothers. club OF Phi Delta Theta
viii meet at the fraternity house,
Friday. January i2. st ? y. m.
Chapter 40. y. r.. q.
Chapter 40 OF +. n. O. will nFsci
with Mrs. Virginia Kenneth. s72f
18th ave y r.. Friday. January IL
at p. m. Initiation.
/
la Bohemc Music Cha
Ia Boheme Muaic club viii meet
with Miss Margaret Search. s43s
Second ave. ~. on Friday. Janu
airy IL.
Csledopinn and NJ. Andrews
Societies
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Informal Luncheon

Nrs OTIS Floyd Lamson enter
0ined this afternoon with an infor-
mnz luncheon for eight AZ the WON
go University club.
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CLUBS ron FRIDAY


Cascade PIT A. will NEE, Friday.
January II, a. p. m. In tho school
assembly room Mr. Thomas II.
Cole. superintendent % schools. will
speak
Washington boulevard w G. r. L..
Washington boulevard ". G. r
L. win meet in the chapel. sist ave.
n. and Madison NJ. Friday. January
II. at IL a m. Rev. Ambrose NJ.
Bailey and Mr.. George =. cott~riil
will speak. Luncheon win DO served
at noon. Public invited.
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Sunset nm improvement Club

The Sunset Hlll improvement club
held lfs first meeting OF the year at
the Webster school on January 9
Mr ". W. Day gAv. an address on
"zoning the District" The club
meets the second and fourth Tues.
days OF each month.
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Alpha Auxiliary No. 1. will have
Tia next regular meeting Friday.
January IL. Mt 3 p. m. In the old
X r. hall. Installation Of officers.
Important business Please attend.
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Artists of Northwest
to Exhibit in Seattle

ton TO an Italian. among others.
nebb a Gould were the only archi-
tects west OF the Mississippi 10 re.
celye q mention
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der rope Of leaves.
The whole effect f. very Italian In
feeling and picturesque revival or
a ifth century custom. when. ~ tho
time Of the fruit festivals. such
wreaths were placed around the
paintings and figures Of the Ma
donna and Child.
II waa these wreaths which were
IN later times copied In terra Gotta
by the noted sculptor Luca della
Hobbia. Ills terra Gotta bamblnos
and wreaihs in their turn are widely
copied and sold today.
Mrs. John Carroll Parkins, herself
a great lover Of flowers. designed
the wreath II IN fragrant. colorful.
original and beautiful, especially 30
IN the little church where IL hangs.
FIND A NERONEsE
IN NEW ORLEANS
Artists are taking great interest In
tho find OF a Paul Nsronese In New
Orleans.
For three generations, 10 the story
goes. father told son never 10 part
with this canvas and a grandson n
naily included II IN the estate when
put up for public auction.
The old man before he died told his
surgeon II was OF great value and
that i, had been taken from Italy by
one Of Napoleon's soldiers, covered
with paint 10 disguise II from Canoya
and further disguised when the old
soldier migrated 20 the United States.
DR. Ernest IhPiaee. noted surgeon
Of Philadelphia. purchased u for a
nominal sum 40 the grandson told
him he was sure n was Of great
value II was taken 10 Professor
PasauRie Parma. ar expert on Italian
art. and the black paint was carefully
removed. when the picture was iden.
titled as THE Marriage Of Isaac" by
veronese One OF tho marks Of iden-
LITIGATION. aside from the colors and
the recognition OF the model. was the
adornments on the clothes Of RE
becca" They were the same as in
other Ncronese pictures.
NORTHWEST SCENES
Exhibited IN EAST
The Montfoss Gallery. al bbe
Fifth ave. New York, has just
opened an exhibition OF Paintings
OF Victoria. Vancouver and Puget
sound" by Arthur streeton. which
will be hung January TO 20.
Several critics and artists en-.
Joyed a private view Of Mr. Stree
toms work when he was NJ the
stra,hcona Hotel this summer IN
Victoria. In all. there arc 20 pic
lures In the exhibition.
Arthur streeton n an Australian
artist with an assured style. who
paints everything well. Tn. North
west will be the more favorably
known after this exhibition has
been seen In tho East and abroad
lie took the first mention honor
able" awarded to Australia at the
Paris salon Of 1899 for Golden
Summer In 1903 his Australia
Felix~ received the gold medal.
His picture 10 receive the carne
rse Institute diploma was later pur
chased by that institution for their
permanent collection. Two Of his
pictures were also purchased b. ths
Glasgow Institute Of Fine Arts III
Is represented in the nRtioanl col
lections OF Melbourne sydney anc
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MANCHESTER, Eng. Jan. if.--At.
torneys and physicians are cooper
atinE In a movement 20 icgaiise d.
vorc~a for persons whose husbands
or wives are insane.
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MAY SHOW FOREIGN
WORKS HERE soon

returned TO Seattle from Europe
with interesting pictures, the sug.
gestion has been made that IL would
be Of great interest " the paintings.
prints and eichings thus brought
home could be collected and exhib-
tied this spring at the Fine Arts
galleries. Mrs. A.. r, McEvan has
Just returned with \ most unusual
collection OF about 30 fine etchings.
Mr.. II. ID. Merrill is known TO ex.
pecf soon an Interesting picture
from Spain and already has two
large Italian pictures in his library
here.
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Bridqe Club Hostess

Miss Claire stoltenberg win enter
tain her bridge club Of three tables
ut her home Tuesday afternoon.
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The West Seattle auxiliary 70 the
Day Nursery association has planned
a hard times dance AT the Hia~Rihe
field HOUSE on California ave on Fri
day evening. January ~. for the
benefit OF the furnishing fund ~ the
auxlilary's new nursery Hard times
costumes must b. worn by those at.
tending announces Airs. y. A. Pear
son. chairman. oidfashioned dances
will be featured.
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Calcdouinn and NJ. Andrews
k.xt.fx..

A tea for the Ladies' auxiliary OF
the caIedonian and ST. Andrews no.
cieties will be given at the home
Of Mrs. william w. Dow on Friday.
January IL.
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Lonesome Club

The Lonesome club will meet Fri
day evening. January is. 81 =. m,
AZ stevens hail. i5iiM Fourth ave.
strangers and lonely people welcome
Adams PIT. \.
The Adams PIT. A viii give n
silver tea and "nrlug and Buy"
social at the home af Mrs. Wall,
TTis asrd ave y. W. on Friday.
January ~. at ? .. m. Parents,
teacher. and friends cordially In
vtied.
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Central and Capitol nm W. c. +. u

An ail.day institute will b4 given
by the Central and Capitol IIill w. c.
T. y. on Tuesday January 10. Vic.
tory day. at the Methodist Protestant
church. corner OF John ~. and 18th
ave. ~. Short addresses will be
given by state superintendent. and
there viii be prominent speakers
who win talk on Law Enforce.
mcnt." Bring lunch. tea and coffee
will be served
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North End I'Iower Club

tn. North End Flower club will
have a series Of classes and lectures
by y. J. Cole. opening Friday after.
noon. January ~. AZ o'clock. a, the
Greenwood Club hall. s7th VI. and
Greenwood ave The public is in.
vited.
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La Bohemc Music Cha,

la Boheme Music club viii meet
with Miss Margaret Search. ss3s
Second ave. NJ. on Friday. Janu.
airy IL.
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nritI.h. American A.soelallon


The regular meeting OF the Brit.
iah-tmerican Association will be
held IN the Fine Arts Halt 1919
Fourth ave. on Friday evening,
January ~. All members and Wis
itoz % British birth cordially in.
vifed
Social seor. Club
The Social Score club will meet
Friday. January IA. with Mira. carris
Hamilton. ala 3t,h ave. &. for q 1
o'clock luncheon.
Evergreen Court No.
Evergreen court No. :. order Of
Amaranth. win hold open inntalla.
ton OF officers Friday. January ~.
at q p. m. In the Masonic temple.
Orpfec Club
Tn. orp,ec club will meet Friday
afternoon. January Il. NJ ! O'Clock.
with Mrs. Mitchell Gillian. sss 18th
ave ~.
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University Chautauaua meets with
Mrs. Ethel Miller 1856 Terry ave.
on Friday. January - Chapters
and >. ~ Book 2 Queen Victoria.
will be read
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Phi Delta Theta Mother. Club

Mothers. club OF Phi Delta Theta
viii NEE, at the fraternity house.
Friday. January i2. at y. m.
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Chapter 40 Of =. n. O. will nrec,
with Mrs. Virginia Kenneth. $40
18th ave. \. e. Friday. January II.
at 5 y. m. Initiation.
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White shrine Thlu,ble Club

White shrine Thimbis club viii
meet with Mrs. Emily G. McRas.
isis r. Thomas at. Friday. January
IL. from 10 a. m 10 4 .. m
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seward Social and Literary club
viii meet al the home Of Mrs. A.
Outs. 67it Farrar st. on Friday.
January II.
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Mrs. Jane Carrot win give a book
review on school Of Tomorrow at
the meeting of the womsn's Eduea,
tionai club to be- held Friday. Janu-
AIRY ~. at n O'Clock. at Meves' cafe
terta-
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Women's Lakewood Civic Improve.
ncnf Club

The Women's Lakewood Civic I'm
proyement club viii hold its regular
meeting Tuesday. January 10. At :
y. m. In IA. Lakewood clubhouse.
A good program has been arranged.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-26

the newly organized Federal Employees
Association, and escorted TO the Gun
ter hotel. which will be Ills headquar-
tiers during the day.
A tour of the city and an inspection
trip TO the experimental station and
the chronological farm started at
9:4J In the official party. beside
Secretary Wallace. were many prOmi-
nent men including Congressman llar-
ny VI. Wurzbach. who joined the soc.
rotary at Seguin; State Senator T.
II. Ridgewav: Capt. J. ID. Faunt-
leroy. state highway engineer; &. Il.
Terrell. state commissioner of agricui-
ture: and Charles Baughman. state
commissioner of warehouses and mar
kcts.
Returning from the trip of inspcc-
ton the party went directly to Brack
cnridgc Park where barbecue was
served to over 800 people. Invitations
TO the event had been sent to all agyi-
cultural and live stock organizations
in the Southwest and the notice given
out that all farmers and ranchmcn
were welcome to come and meet Sec
rotary Wallace and hear him speak.
Plans for the evening FLOWING the
barbecue are a public reception 10 be-
given the secretary ut the Gunter
hotel. and following this private dim
ner given him by the Federal En-.
ployts Association. He will leave at
Z 30 Tor FL paSo.
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A SPARKLING REVUE
Hitclicock's "liitchy-koo 1923" Prom
ises Good Music and Pretty Girls.

Raymond Hitchcock. in a sparkling
new revue "Hitchy-koo 1928" will be
presented here by the 4. i. Jones Pro-
auctions Company. Morris Green. man
aging director. at the Majestic Theater
for matinee and night engagement.
Monday. April ..
The inmitable Hitchcock will per-
Sonally appear at all performance,
and he will be supported by an all-star
company, with many young. vivacious
and beautiful misses. including the
twelve London Tivoli girls. who have
just arrived in this country, and came
here especially 10 appear with Mr..
Hitchcock in "Hitchy-Soo 1928"
There are - beautiful and elabor-
ate scenes in Mr.. Hitchcock'S new
revue, and they were all designed by
John Wenger. whose work for the
Metropolitan Onera House in New
York has made him famous on two
continents. Lifting ard tuneful music
is by Louis GcnSlcr. William Donald
son and Cole Porter. Lyrics are by
Irving Caesar and Bud DeSylva. Book
is George V. Hobart. Morris Green.
Wal. Kuhn, Edith ISaacS and Anita
Rice. In the cast will be the amusing
Eddie and Tom Hickey, Miss Lee
Morse. the dainty and charming queen
of song. Irene Delroy. Al Sexton.
Maurice Black. alice HUMPHREYS and
others. The orchestra will be under
the direction of Robert J. Roberts and
the costumes were designed by Alice
O'Neill. Tickets will be held until e
n. m, of the day reservations are made.
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SOCIAL CALENDAR.

: Monday Evening.
: Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Roos and
: Mr.. and Mrs. K. L. Whitfield
: will entertain the bridal party
: of the RoOs-Willis wedding with
a dinner party Monday even
: ing.
: The Twenty-third Infantry
: will entertain with reception
: in honor of the Ninth Infantry
: at the Argonne Heights officers
: mess Monday evening.
Tuesday.
!. The marriage of Robert :
Charles Roos Jr., and Miss
!. Lorene Willis, the daughter of Z
: Mrs. Claude Robert Willis,
will be solemnized at $50 4
Tuesday evening at the Madi-
son Square Presbyterian church.
!. Mrs. Walton Hood will enter
. tain Tuesday evening at her
: home with a rehearsal dinner 4
. complimehting Miss Aileen Kerr. 4
The guest list will include the Z
bridal party of the Northway- Z
. Kerr wedding.