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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31

Right upon the heels OF tho nm.
nouncemont that arrangements have
been contaminated, assuring seattle
OF a season or grand opera, and at
popular prices, by the San Carlo
Opera company, comes now the OK
act statement of the repertoire.
Beginning Monday evening. Jnnu,
airy 7, at tho metropolitan theatcr,
where. for six evenings and two
matinecs. the most famous touring
grand opera company In the world
will hold forth. there viii be nine
operas, two OF them being given. an
per tradition. on ono night. Thurs
day.
The first opera will be Carmen,
In many respects the most tuneful
and colorful stage spectacle ever Of.
fered Tuesday win bring tho Egyp-
ton classic Of Giuseppe Verdi.
Aida" and Wednesday. al the mat.
inee. the sweet phrases Of the Inn
mortal Lucia win hold forth. The
evening Of Wednesday, 10 the de.
light OF the japanese population. as
we'll M all lovers OF beauty, Mime.
Butterfly In announced. and Puc.
cini'a epic OF Japan ls more popular
this year than ever, according 10 re-
ports.
Thursday evening win bring the
twins OF grand opera. "cayaiIcria
RustIeanu," which b Mascagnl's ma.
sic or slciiian rustic chiyairy on an
Easter Sunday morning; with II Is
''PagilaccI." with Ridi PagIIacci land,
by the way. the big hit IN New York
IL dance called Laugh. Pagilacci.
Laugh" based on this melody. Fri
day night Gounod'H Faust" wifi re.
awaken tho Soldiers chorus, tho An
gel chorus and the beauteous strnins
OF Margueriie's garden scene with
Faust Saturday matinee Is MAR.
ihn." which, according 10 the state
ncnt OF Mr., Mccurdy. at the Metro.
politan theater. was especially re.
auested BY many Seattle opera pa.
irons.
Tho closing opera on Saturday
night Is the score which atsll holds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31
4 ~ ~ ~ ~ " ~ WV
/ TWelfH Night

E'TNHE Sunset club viii usher In the
j first month OF the new year with
worry interesting program, begin
ming on "Wednesday. the second day,
az I o'clock. when Judge ponwor,h
win speak on ''-rhe Making OF United
Italy" HoStessos for the afternoon
viii be Mrs. Harry X. Bartlett and
Mrs. Daniel Il, Tregethen.
The business meeting IN connec-
ton with luncheon takes place on
"Wednesday. the 9th.
on "Wednesday. the 10th. nj Z
o'clock. bridge and nah jongg af'
ternoon Is planned, with Mrs. Fred.
erick T. Fischer and Mrs. Donald
Al. Nicholson acting as hostcsses.
There win be no program on
"Wednesday. the ssrd.
The last "Wednesday in the month,
the soth. a musicale win be given at
: o'clock. The program win be pre-
scented By Mrs. Ernest Gaylor, colora'
tura soprano. and Mr.. Archie Rus.
gles. tenor. with Mrs. Lawrence
Boyle al the piano. Mrs. Langdon
&. Henry and Mrs. A. Scott BuIlitt
viii be the hostesses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31
Southern, Ball
Wednesday, January 30

Seattle viii remember the Southern
Ball OF 1929 its unique decorations Of
Spanish moss and cotton bales. with
the warmth OF true Southern hospl.
stailty over all. This year the bail
promises 10 be just as attractive and
is planned for Wednesday evening.
January 30, at ChFistensen's hall.
Mrs. Thomas ]. Acheson win be
chairman, as in previous years. The
active committee, floor committee.
the patrons and patronesses and
other plans win be announced later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31
Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. II, H. Williams nre
making short visit IN Bolllngham.
MIR. and Mrs. @, O. Coles and son,
Harold. OF Abortion. Mont, nro
spending the holidays with Mr.. and
Mrs. orian Coles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred suskey have
returned to their home In Wcnatchee
after n weeks visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Grant.
Miss Betty Jennor n homo from
college ut Corvallis. Ore. TO spend
tho holidays with her paronta. Mr..
and Mrs, u, c. Jenncr.
Mrs, william Rueter ana two sons,
william and John, OF Cornelius, ore,
arc visiting Mrs, Rueiera parents.
Mr.. and Mrs william II, Gorham.
Miss Isabel Draper, who attends
Whitman college. ia spending her
vacation with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Draper.
M. and Mrs, Edgar A. Nichols are
receiving congratulations on tho
birth OF son, December Il.
Mr.. James u. Howe. Jr., who In
attending the uniyerslty OF Virginia.
Il spending HIS vacation with friends
In New York city.
Mas LeslIo King returned recent.
IL from a months trip 10 California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward ii. Lennox
snent the weekend OF Mount Rainier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer w. Payne
Lucille Lyman are receiving con-
rratuiatlons on the birth OF son.
Robert Charles. December ~, at
Swedish hospital.
Miss Katherine Bacon. who mas
been spending tho holidays at her
home in town. Is leaving Tuesday for
Corvallis. ore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31
Sunset Club Has Attractive Program for
Lanuaru, College Club WW Observe

rooms wero very charming. In the
dining room. quite IN contrast TO the
other rooms. pink and white provided
the color scheme. with all tho fra
grant blossoms OF early spring in
evidence.
ON the tea table a crystal basket
surrounded by four smaller baskets,
linked with bands OF tullc. We're filled
with tho beautiful blooms. while pink
tapers CLEANED In crystal sconees.
Alternating here were Mrs. Joshua
Green. Mrs. ]. ID. Lowman, Mrs. II.
II. ostrander and Mrs. Henry Field.
Mrs. Leo Shaw Forbes. Mrs. Wal,
ter Douglas, Mrs, William $. kelton
aud Mrs, Bennett Fulitnor assisted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31
Program for Tacilight
Musicale

The women's University club will
sntcrsain members and their guests
on New Years day with a twilight
musicale at 1 o'clock.
The hostcsses for the affair viii be
Mrs. Howard Waterman and Miss
Marjorie Collins. assisted by the fol
lowing members OF the music com
mi,iec: Mrs Harry Stephenson
Bowen. Mrs. Herbert Crowder. Mrs.
Edward Hay. Miss Helen Ferryman.
Miss Marjory Cowan and Miss Helen
Addy.
The program. arranged By Miss
Dorothea Hopper. follows:
Piano
Sccturre- Minor .........., Chopin
B&iiade-S Minor -..s...-...... Chopin
Mrs. Hazel Hannar hill
Voice
Old French carols
Noel OF tho BrsssAn waits i,
.............-..Arr BY pareleux
Cradle Song., .... Arr. By Mitchell
rhs Angel and the shepherd.
,..s.............. Noel DearnaIss
Mrs. carl HoSiitnsii
violin ohhiigato. Mr.. George Strobe
Voice
Friend OF NIae'' ...... sandeSsen
Thank God FOR Garden Del Riego
~Honing'' .......... Del Rls8o
Tommy Lad ....,.s...... Aargefson
SIR. Edward r. McHugh
Hiss Leone Langdon II the Piano
Plano
AeiodieT .-.s.-.s..-.. Raehmanisoff
Eondo des Lutsns .-..+....... Nertni
Mrs. Hazel Hammar fill
Voice
sTwilight't Katharine Glen
Only Tiny Garden -. Haydn Weed
Song OF the Open. ...-.... Ia Forge
Mira. Carl Hobiitxeii
sfiss Dorothea Hopper at the Piano
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31
DAY BRINGS
WAR MEMORY

Ii was just such day as this
bitterly cold. light snow and
bitter wind when couneiimcn John
i. Carroll and Phil Tindaii landed
IN Brcat. France. from the transport
Lincoln. Just six years ago today.
Both eouncllmon remembered Tho
day Monday with ehaiiering teeth
and warm smile. Because the land
ing was only the smallest part OF II.
Both mon. then officers. climbed
aboard trains Of box cars. with the
members Of the 1915, infantry for
meriy tho second Washington Ma
tional Guard. and rode far into the
Interior.
Tlndail'H battalion dotrained AZ
Gievres. 80 hours later. and CARROLL
al Ia.gur5Til. ls hours later, Neither
anw the other again Tor two years.
until they returned 10 Seattle. Tin.
dail was lieutenant ana Carroll n
ma tar. in command OF battalion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31

Mrs. Daniel Pratt. 1908 East Howe
st. There win be sowing from 10 to
o'clock. Cards will be played dur.
ing the remainder Of the afternoon.
RAINIER BEACH CLUB
The Rainier Beach women's club
win NEE, Wednesday. January ?. at
D. M. at the home Of Mrs. Elmer
II. Scott. 1851 s2nd ave. s.
ALKG REVIEW
Alk Review VIII meet wednes
day. January 2. at p. M. in A. o.
4. ". hall.
MINNEwATffA CLUB DANCE
The Minnewatha Club Is entertain.
Ing with n New Years eve dance this
evening ut chriatensen.s hall.
CAMPFIRE GIRLS
We stand on the threshold OF n new
year. n procession OF oucoming days,
bearing untitled and expcctant hours
As these days come on. one by one
each challenges us to achievement for
services and the spread OF happiness
They are ours TO use. to enjoy and "a
I'll with Joy for others as far as In
us lies
The days and years belong not tc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31

tendernessea blossom. where streams
Of rraciouAness pour forth and stores
az helpfnlness abound; and tho the
camaraderie scttcth not sail from
her anchorage. she may yet ever be
encargosd. laden with tho best for
Woheio,
pear little sisters Of Campfire.
work true 10 the spirit Of your Wis
lonfui creed; look for the good In
YOUR fellows and In everything;
strive UP 10 the best in yourselves
al tho hours and days SO by. and 70
shalt sou and thoeo about you have
a happy year. this 1894
FRANK Is. COOPER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31
WI Reside IN Orenon

The marriage OF Miss Clarinda
chappell TO Mr.. Harry A. Slack. Of
Roseburg, Ore. Is announced. The
ceremony was solemnixed on Thurs.
day afternoon. December 81. at the
home OF the bride. 1915 r. Howell ST.
Following the service. Mr.. and
Mrs. Slack left for California on
their wedding trip. After February
they wiII be at home in Boseburg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31
Luncheon Club
VIII Meet

The Mount Baker Park Luncheon
club viii meet az the clubhouse for
a I o'clock luncheon on Wednesday.
January .. Bridge win be played
later.
The hostesses for the afteroon WIN
be Mrs. 4. T.. Schneider. Mrs. r. d.
Robinson. Mrs. +. r. Sands and Mrs.
Anna Newman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31
Women's Clubs

It her cousins, Mrs. John r. Nh.
gent. IN Washington. u. c.. and Mrs.
Agnes Nugent May in Boston. Mrs.
Herzberg will visit in Milwaukee and
Mrs. Raven will spend some time
with relatives and friends In cincln.
natl, Marion and steubenvillc. Ohio.
soRosfs CLUB
The art department Of the sorosis
club viii meet Thursday. January 9,
at 2 p. m, at the Federated club
house. Mrs. Frank Miller win be
hostess for the afternoon. Follow.
Ing is tho program: "Techniquo-
Color, Tone" Mrs. Frank Atkins;
Resume Of Early French Art"
Mrs. NJ. Z. Calendar: "shcpherdg
in Arcadia and other pictures
Poussin). study led by Mrs. II. II.
Lewis; Modern Artists" q. w.
Alexander, Mrs. L. w. sourd.
ALKI CIRCLE
Alki Circle Of the Fruit and Flow.
er Mission win meet for a business
session with Mrs. r. +. Brotze. sg2s
Beach Drive. Wednesday. January
2, at 10 o'clock. Business session.
BALLARD W. c. T. U.
Ballard Women's Christian Tenn.
perance Union VIII meet with Mira
Elizabeth Walker, G512 18th Ave. N.
w, Friday afternoon, January 4, at
2 o'clock. Music and an evaneellstic
program viii be in charge OF Mrs.
Edna Moline and Mrs. Susan Clark.
WoMEN's ASSOCIATION
Womens Association Of Plymouth
church viii meet in the dining rooui
II the church Friday. January 9Th.
Program opens at II o'clock with n
meeting Of tho executive board in
the tea room, followed by luncheon
served by the Capitol Hill Circle AZ
1890 O'Clock. Business and deyo.
tons follow with a talk AT 115
O'Clock on Watching Things Grow
IN Washington" by Mrs. l.. O.
Baird
NORTH BROADWAY CIRCLE
North Broadway Circle Of the
Fruit and Flower Mission viii meet
Monday, January Z, at the home OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
woMEN's INTERNATIONAL

woMEN's INTERNATIONAL
LEAGUE
The fourth biennial international
congress Of the Women's Interna-
iional League for Peace and Free.
dom. will be held IN May. 1924. in
Washington. d. c. Delegates from
twenty European countries-frcm In.
dia, China, Japan. Canada. South
America and Mexico. viii meet large
groups Of American women at that
time in the national capitol.
Mrs. Leah Stalleop. Mrs. Ida Herr.
berg and Mrs. Emily Raven will be
among the delegation from Seattle.
Afrs. Raven WI be en- the official
staff Of interpreters.
Thile away Mrs. stallcoD wiz Wis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31
Informal Tea Hoaors
Ddughter

To honor her daughter. Mrs. James
A. Goodfellow. of wenatchee. who has
been. her guests FOR the holidays,
Mrs, James b. Howe entertained with
an informal tea from , until o'clock
on Saturday afternoon. only Init.
mate friends Of the honor guest were
invited.
Mrs. Goodfellow returned Sunday
TO her home east OF the mountains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31
Tea Honors Debutantes

Mrs. J. r. Douglas tea at her home
on Sunday afternoon to honor Miss
Benfonia and Miss Frances Green
and their cousin, Miss Laura Green
OF Jackson. Miss, was one Of the
lovely events OF the holiday season.
The decorations OF yellow and
bronze chrysanthemums in all the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31
Family Reunion
Dinner

Mrs. Jennie Fletcher Is entertain.
ing fifteen members Of her family
this week. who have arrived from
different sections Of the country for
n reunion. In their honor. Mrs.
Fletcher viii give dinner at her
home, sos n. sist ST. New Years
Day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31
VIII We'd Seattle Nan

Mr.. and Mrs, II. n, Varo OF tn.
coma announce the engagement OF
their daughter. Berthine. 10 Mr..
William pigott. Jr.. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Pigott OF Seattle. The
wedding viii take place In the early
spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31
Informal Dinner for
Visitor

To compliment Miss Helena Huma.
son. OF Portland. tho guest OF Mr.
and Mrs Charles ii. Lilly. Mr.. and
Mrs. Il, Knox Roberts win give an
informal dinner at their homo on
New Years day. Only intimate
friends have been invited,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31
Inuitations Out for
Rcception and Ball

The president and trustees OF the
College club have issued invitations
announcing that the annual Twelfth
Night reception and ball viii be held
on Monday evening. January 7. at ?
o'clock. AT the clubhouse.
Members entertaining guests must
have their reservations in by Janu-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31
DATES
TO REMEMBER
MONDAY. prCEMBEn al

MONDAY, DECEMBER al
AIR. and Airs, II. H. Earnings dinner
before the Ralnlsf club bait
Mr.. ana Mrs. II. r. ostFandsrs am
n~r before the ball at thS Haihief
club. At home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. H. WhiaAnasehA
bridge and buffet supper at hotas,
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Andfas's sriaEs
supper al hnHae.
gsat,is Golf and Country club 70
keep open house from Until !
o'clock
Ar. and Mrs. II. ~ Parsons dinner
AZ hsms for their daughter. Miss
Anne Parsons. and her house
gasat. Miss uwsn ufofss.
Mfs Clarence Peek will be hostess
al Two dinners at the Sunset club,
Miss Catherine Collins aiaaer be-
fore tho Junior League ball. at
home
Juaior LsAwus ball a, chris'sHssn's
bail
TUESDAY, JASrARY L.
Colonel and Mfs. Alexander Weth-
sygit 10 10 AZ home A. naoa.
Ms, and mts Charles II. Liiiys
IntaFnal dance for Miss Helen
itamas3n % Portland AZ home.
Mfa ". n. daffnnrss apd Miss
Kathleen Gaffasys AZ home from
: uallI midnight
Mr.. nad Mrs. John G. EGan's AT
home al The Highlands from
Until 7 e'eIoek.
NJ. ana Msa, a. \, ksrry<s danes
Al home IN compliment 20 Their
daughter. Miss Luey'nlsn kerry.
Mr. and Mrs. J, J. Jsnnsile's dance
At chrlsisnaen's ball. fer thsif
daughter, Misu Emily Jeanette.
Reception aud bali at tho Rainier
riub.
Miss Eleanor caidwslis dinner Al
TIE sansst club fof Alias Jane
sumsen. before MIss Cleo KsEfys
dance.
THURSDAY. JANUARY b.
NJ. ard Mrs John " Eddy's dance
80 hnnqF the Misses bsnsonia.
Frances and Laura Green. st
hesnn
Niss Eleanor TeNne's luneheen and
mai isnrg party ~ the women's
t'nisxnsity club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31

us. they arc loaned to US as contain.
era for the fruits Of our activities
FIRST our deeds Of courtesy. Of Eenrr
oslty. Of courage, OF faith. OF love
and OF self.conanest. and when these
days and years have been fulfilled BY
US. they belong to our race and the
ages.
This new year. 1874. opens most
ausplelousiy. and with marvellous
promise for the Northwest Campfire
Girls Opportunity. amiling. comes
fuil.handcd TO you.
Madame Paviowa Will dance In Sc
attic January . and 4 AZ the HeiiiE
theater. and since shc Ia Campfire
Girl. Seattle girls will 81 course want
TO attend one Of the three PERFORM
anccs. During her stay In Seattle
Madame Payiowa viii run UP the
new flag on tho stern deck Of Cana
radcrie, which was presented 10 the
Campfire Girls by the Miller Manu-
featuring Flag company
This good ship Camnraderic o,
yours IL "A wonderful possession. dis
tinc,ive and inspiring. She must he
started on her voyage to The goodIy
lands where blessings teen. calling
here and there among tho sun
bathed isles OF friendlincsa where
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31
Entertaining
Before Ball

Miss Margaret Wright and MIR.
Hammond Wright are entertaining
a group OF friends Informally at
their home this evening. before the
Rainier Club ball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31
At Home This Euenina

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack +. Radtord and
DR.. and Mrs. .Torilef Torland will
hold open house this evening at the
Rndford residence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31
Repertoire for Seattle Is
announced BY Opera Co.
San Carlos Company Will Open Here January
at the Metropolitan

tho box office record among all mas.
tcrpleccs and war horses, vcrdl's
III Troyatorc."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31
WEEKS OPPOSES
ARMS TO MEXICO.
Investigation Demanded Of
Proposed Ammunition Sale
ny A. l.. BRADFORD

Omitted Press STAFF correHpondsnt)
WASHINGTON. Dec. 3I--Demand
for congressional investigation Of
dollar diplomacy involved In the
agreement Of the United States gov.
eminent to sell arms and nmmlni.
tion 10 the obrcgon government Of
Mexico was made today by Repre-.
sentative Nelson, Wisconsin. leader
OF the progressive bloc.
At the same time Developments In
dicated that the state departments
announcement Saturday night that
the arms would bo sold might have
been premature.
Secretary Of War Weeks Indicated
this after a long conference with
Secretary OF State Hughes.
Weeks Is opposed 10 selling mate
rial TO obregon and told Hughes 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31
Club Win Keep
Omen House

The University club will keep open
house on New Years dag from noon
until o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31

A mystery story crowded
with thrills and holding its
suspense until the end: 'The
Step on the Stairs" by Isabel
0strander, Americas greatest
detective story writer. First
installment in The Star Tues
day, January j.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31
Cubs FOR TUESDAY
SEATTLE LODGE SO. I

SEATTLE LODGE no.
Seattle lodge No. Z. Degree Of
Honor, will give children's Christ
mas party on Tuesday evening, jan
nary 1. at s O'Clock. in the hall, 1909
Ninth ave. a program has been
planned and each child will be pre-
scented with q gift. Games and
amusements win be enjoyed later.
Members are urged TO bring their
children, as well as friends and their
little folks.
The committee in charge includes
Victoria Daniels, Anna Barth and
Matte ormsbee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31

Star Want Ads help people buy
cheap. Turn TO the Miscellaneous
and sell every day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31
WEST SEATTLE CLUE
TO KEEP OPEN HOrSE

The West Seattle Community club
will observe New Years by keeping
open house on New Years night,
January 1. at the clubhouse. 47th ave.
s. w. and Holgate st., West Seattle.
STR. and Mrs. s. r. Hills are host and
hostess for the New Years party on
that occasion. Members. friends and
residents Of West Seattle are invited
to come.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31

NORTH BROADWAY CIRCLE
North Broadway Circle Of the
Fruit and Flower Mission will meet
Monday, January 7, at the home OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-31
PUBLIC INsTALLATTov

Seattle Court. Order Of Amaranth,
meets Tuesday evening, January /.
at 8 O'Clock in Masonic Temple for
public installation Of officers. Pro.
gram viii follow.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-01
u. S. PLAYERS WIN
Mrs. Mallory and Miss Ryan Play
Improved Tennis.
BY the Associated Press.


Monte Carlo. March Mrs. Mo1la
Bjurstedt Mallory and Miss Elizabeth
Ryan, the only Americans entered in
the Monte Carlo tennis tournament,
both won their matches Wednesday.
Mrs. Mallory, who as yet is far
from her top playing form, had very
rough going in the first set of her
match in the women's singles with
Miss May Green of England, but i'm
proved as the match went on and
took the second set rather easily. The
score was 6-3, 60.
Miss Ryan breezed through twelve
games against Mrs. Rayner. England.
without losing one.
Mrs. Mallory, paired with Wallis
Myers. and Miss Ryan. playing with
Lord Rocksavage. also survived the
first round of the mixed doubles. the
former pair by default and the latter
by winning, 81. 81.
The gallery which witnessed the
Mallory-Green match was the largest
in the history of Monte Carlo tennis.
Mrs. Mallory is improving daily in
her play. but still needs several hard
matches before she will be in shape
10 meet such a sterling player as
Suzanne Lenflen. Her service was
improved in speed and she had n
sharper bound and twist to the balls;
but the net seemed a few feet too
high and the courts much too small.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-01
Worlds Volcanoes Affect
Lives of All Human BEINGS

fill the pages The explorer-author
relates in matter of fact fashion how
members of the parties walked over
acres where a misstep would have
plunged them to a parboiled death in
the seething cauldrons of the valley,
with the eyer-present fear that
chance gust of wind might snuff out
their lives with some gas that was
more deadly, if less Odorous, than
those among which they advanced.
Party Came Out Alive.
And Yet, it is added. the region, now
that it has been studied. would seem
safer than a city street. for not a sin
gle member of the several parties was
lost. Reports brought back so i'm
pressed the President Of the United
States that he Immediately set it aside
as National Monument, some day to
become a park comparable only by
Yellowstone, and like nothing else
on earth for its amazing wonders.
The writer, after apologizing for his
necessary use of superlatives. admits
the fear that he, like Jim Bridger.
who heralded the Yellowstone's mar
wells, might be set down as a Mum
chausen until future generations
should vindicate him. He adds:
MANY times also have been thank
full for the tools which modern inven-
ton has placed in our hands. With
kodaks and halftones and motion pic
lures to record our discoveries, our ad-
vantage over the old time explorer,
who could supplement his accounts
with nothing better than sketches, was
Many of DR.. Griggs marvellous
are included to show the
wonders of the region. and the text
of the book forms valuable contribu-
ton TO the scientists store of informa-
ton about volcanoes and the many
phenomena that accompany eruptions.