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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-08
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Women's Association OF Plymouth
Church

Tho Women's association, OF Piym.
outh church. Will have tea at the
home OF Mrs. u. I. Curtis. $40 Il.
Harrison st.. ON Wednesday after.
noon. January 10. az $50 o'clock. The
Broadway circle viii act as hossassea.
Mrs. H. y Burweli and Mrs. r. =.
Is. Smith will assist. and Mrs. chaun.
cey J. Hawkins and Mrs. Claude II.
Eckari will dispense the Inequalities
At the tea table
Mrs. w. J. Kennedy. OF Tacoma.
state chairman Of the jubilee fund.
viii be the speaker. and the musical
program will be given by Miss whit
fred Parker. contralio. with Mr.. Wal.
lace McMurray at the plano.
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Amethyst Chapter

Amethyst chapter. No us. O. ~
s.. VIII hold it. Installation of off.
GERS "Wednesday. January 10 Edith
r. Gatsis. past grand matrun 81
Washington. viii assist the retiring
mairon. Alberta l. Ford. and rc,ir.
Ing patron. Charles Brown.
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BrItish-American Association

The regular meeting Of the Brit
ish-American Association will be
held in the Fine Arts Hall. 1919
Fourth ave. on Friday evening.
January II. All members and Wis.
itors Of British birth cordially in
vited
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Mcdonald PIT. A.

Mcdonald PIT. A. will have It's
regular meeting Wednesday. January
10. at 800 .. m, in the assembly
room OF the school Miss Ruth H.
Carroll Will speak on Analysis and
Uses Of MIX" illustrated by charts
Musical program.
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Former Seattle
Man Weds

Mr. and Mrs. oliver Il. Lenour an.
nounce the marriage o. their daugh
ter, Gladys. 20 MIR. Harry percival
Mills. on Monday. December IS. In
Los Angeles.
AIR. Mills is the son OF MIR. and
Airs. Harry Mills. former well known
Seattle residents. who are now re-
siding In Los Angeles
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Dinner H0Rors
House Guest

complimentary Miss Mildred Bu.
ker. Of Portland. their house guest.
AR. and Mrs. Charles IL Green en-
ssrtained with a dinner OF ten covers
II their home on New Years day.
They were assisted by their dsugh-
TER. Mrs- Wesley J. Hasssll.
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AZ the regular meeting Of 81 Mar.
tins Mothers club. which takes place
Tuesday. January o. ~ f.70 .. m. 81
the home % Mrs. Anna Toner 1908
18th ave. N. Rev. Martin Toner. the
new director of the college. will out.
line the work OF the club for the
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Faculty Wires' Club

The freshman stunt party OF the
Ecuisy Wives club. which is an
ANNUAL affair given by the new
members az the club. took place this
Afternoon az the Mems Faculty club.
house. with tea served at o'clock.
Mrs HRriand Hines was chairman
Of the committee in charge.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry schuett and
daughter. Miss Henryetta Schuett
are removing this week TO the Park
Court apartments.
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Aluninae Dinner at
Mrs. KINGS Home

Alpha ri Delta Aiumnas will an
terrain at dinner on Thursday eve.
ming. At n quarter past six O'Clock.
nj tho home OF Mra. Martius King
phyllis Griffith ia First ave. y.
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Informal Bridge
Lunchcon

Hcnoring Mrs. John stuart Brace.
who returned last week from an ex
tended visit east Of tho mountains,
where she was the guest of her son
sn.lssw and daughter Mr.. and Mrs.
J. y. McCaIlum. az Davenport. Mrs.
Dominic Brace win entertain with
nm Informal bridge luncheon on
Thursday afternoon at her home on
Queen Anne I'm
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Turner. 1915 First ave. on Tuesday.
January .. Luncheon at ! .. m.
followed By progressive whist. All
Degree Of Honor members and
friends invited.
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Bridge Luncheon
on FriddU

Mrs. Cecil L. Tcnny is entertain.
ing with a bridge luncheon Of twenty
covers on Friday az her home. com.
plimcnting Mrs. H. II. Robertson.
who. with her granddaughter. Miss
Dorothy Campbell. has recently re-
turned from abroad
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Bridae Luncheon Club

Mrs. Karl Dehn will entertain the
members Of her bridge luncheon
club al her home on Tuesday aft
ernoon. Covers win be placed for
twelve guests.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Gresham an
nonnce the engagement Of their
daughter. Marie Cole. TO Mr.. Oliver
y. Beauchsmp. Of Tacoma
The marriage VIII take place at
the bride-eiect's home about Febr,l.
airy i.
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Harmony Homestead No. i7a3,
brotherhood of American Yeamcn.
with have lie regular dance Tuesday
evening. January ,. AZ Moose hall.
Eighth ave. and University A. Mem.
bert and friends invited
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writers Club


iunia chapter, 40. ia. O. y. r..
will hold ~ installation OF officers
Tuesday, January ?. IN Corinthian
hall. Masonic temple. Mrs. Bcuiah
Norman viii be- the installing ma.
tran and Mrs Ada Johnson WIN be
Installed ~ worthy matron Public
IL invited
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Luncheon and BRIDGE

Miss Louise Goodwin and Miss
Katherine Goodwin entertained In
formally at luncheon ON Saturday
~ their home. with the afternoon
hours devoted 20 bridge.
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The Mothers club OF PHI Kappa
Psi fraternity will have les regular
monthly meeting Tuesday. January
.. at p. m. az the Chapter house.
sigo r. sTth ~
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Mrs. \. ChriHtlanson viii entertain
the Daughters % ~ GeorR. NJ "A 4
O'Clock luncheon on Tuesday. Janu
nry .. at her home. ai2T aznd ave.
n W. Al friends invited 70 attend
Take ear No . ana get off az Wal
ker ct
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Small Dinner

Mrs. Charles r. whittIesey was
hostess Thursday evening at her
home. entertaining with small din.
ner To honor Mrs. Horace kimball
and Mrs. John Doran OF Spokane.
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wAliInsford Commercial Club

The annual meeting % the Wall
ingford Commercial club viii be held
Tuesday. January .. al .. m. AT
the Bungalow church. when reports
Of officers and committees for the
past year will be heard
Election Of officers and directors
for ig23
Address by Mrs Katherine Miracls
on tho present industrial situation,
a subject OF vital Interest.
Mr. Hubboli. Boy Scout command.
err. will also speak and will be ao.
coinpanied by scouts. who viii put
on an interesting demonstration.
Light refreshments and music
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Hostess at Luncheon

Mrs. n. +. Ostrander was hostess
~ small luncheon at tho Rainier
club on Saturday afternoon. later
with her guests attending the per.
formance Of Lady Billy AZ the
Metropolitan.
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WOMEN! DYE
ANY GARMENT
OR DRAPERl

Each i5-cent package Of Diamond
Dyes" contains directions so simple
any woman can dye or tint her old.
worn. faded things new. even II she
has never dyed before. Buy Diamond
Dyes-no other kind-then perfect
home dycing Is guaranteed. Juss
tell your druggist whether the mate.
rial YOU wish TO dye Is wool or silk.
or whether II Is linen. cotton. Or
mixed goods. Diamond Dyes never
streak. spot. fade or run. Advertise.
menf
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The Ladies' Auxiliary TO Rooae-
welt post. Neterans OF Foreign
Wars. will have relief tea on
Tuesday. January .. a. noon. a,
the home OF Mrs. II. r.. Durham.
se4s fnteriakc. All friends invited.
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Human Anal,.ls Ciuh

The Human Analysis club wiil
meet Tuesday evening. January ?.
IN Geneva hall. sos Marion u The
program includes "rhr"noiogy OF
Journalism hy MrS Farrar and
Character Analysis ~ Central
F.urope'a Peoples" ~ ,. r.. Aver.
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cli, Erdcrnllon. W. q. 4. 4.

TIE city Federation q ". {. r Y,
viii have an aii.day meeting on Tues
day. January . At 1890 a m. ~ the
salvation Army hall. Sixth ave be
tween pike and Union cts. Ladies
are asked 80 bring luncheon too and
coffee will be served. Rev ~ I
chafterton viii speak on vice con.
ditions IN our Guy" Nr y. A.
iIaKeltlue. federal prohibition officer,
win address the meetlng Mrn Llbble
Beach Brown. president viii preside.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-08

The Ladies' Lyric Choral club will
meet for rehearsal IN the main sun
day school OF the First Presbyterian
church Tuesday. January ., al Tsb
D. m. Members asked to attend. as
this In the last meeting before the
concert
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The regular meeting of Rainier p
r. A. will be held Tuesday. January
?. az sac .. M. Mixs Ellen Dabnoy
viii speak on "iiome Economics I"
Mr.. Harry Hartman viii talk on
The Care aud Use OF Eyea Illus.
irated with coiored slides. Refresh.
ments
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University Of washington AIumna,

University Of Washington aiumnas
will have lts bi-monthly meeting and
luncheon at the Commons. at 1910
o'clock. Saturday afternoon. January
II. The speakers viii be Mrs.
Charles y. Hubbard and Airs. Lee
Wakefield.
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>(eattle
Jocietv
Luncheoa at Sunset Club
VIII Honor Mrs. Whit
tlcsey, Bridge Lunch-
con at Queen Anne HW
Home.

MRS. JOHN IL. POWELL is On.
AsA pertaining with an informal
bridge luncheon az the sunset club
on THURSDAY afternoon. In compii.
meus to Mrs. Charles r. Whittlesey,
who - leaving soon Tor trip to
New York.
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Commonwealth Club

The Commonwealth club will meet
Monday evening. January 8. at Sis
O'Clock. AZ Boldt's Second Ave res.
'aurant- DIR. J. n. Bowman. OF the
veterans bureau. viii speak on in.
dustriai Relations"
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Music Study Club
to Meet

Mrs. w. n. ogis viii entertain tho
Seattle Music Study club st her
home, sol w. Blaine st., on Tuesday
afternoon at ! o'clock.
Mrs. II. A. Reid has arranged the
following program.
Plano duet Last movement Of SEQ
Mrs. Eiinor Rockwell Fitz and
Mrs. y. 3. Burbank
Vocal Selected ..............
Miss Ruth Prior
Pisuo---''vslefkH ........... Makre1.
Jspanene Etu6s ...............Po ldlnf
Miss orsce Jobson
Vocal duet Minuet In q. 49,. Bsefhoysn
ARRANGED ~ Gens HranscombeJ
Mrs. ~. g. simpkin and
Mrs. y ". 7. Anderson
Piano" fsbspsodie 30. s".......... f.sszt
Mrs. William r. Brownfisid
yocai'~~"fsa Gfrometta". .Gabrieis 8ibeiia
Mrs. v. A. Reid
Piano dgst--'aT orsdor 81 AndsioUss
st.+s.ss* ttss...-..ss Hubinrtefn
Mo- osa1s Jobsea Aad Mrs y. A. REID
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Drifisood Camp. Modern Wood
men Of America. and Laurel Camp.
Royal Neighbors Of America. will
hold Joint public installation a.,
Swedish Club hail. is9T Eighth ave-,
on Tuesday evening. January 0.
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Announce Enhancement

Mrs. George Ariund
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Tho Thursday Progress club Will
give a hard times" party at the
home OF Mrs. A. n. Marston. STA
stone way. Thursday. January IL.
at y. m.
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Miss Susie Spencer left Friday on
a short trip 10 California.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

coming year. and there win be an
election OF officers. Members are
asked TO attend
Ieia rsi Mothers club
The Ista i'ni Mothers club will
meet Tuesday. January .. al the
chapter house. sbte 10th ave n. A..
a. . m Bath towel shower.
writers Club
The writers club wiil meet Tues
day evening January .. at \ o'clock
ai The Young Womsn'H Christian AZ.
ISOLATION Manuscripts viii be- read
hy Alice l. Jenkins. Neilio * H.. Ad
kins and Lillian { Norman Visitors
are welcome.
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Seattle Council. Pr. A

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Seattle council Of Pafen, Teacher an.
soclationh viii be- held Tuenday. Jan.
uary o. AZ 10 a. m. IN the small audi
forum % the Broadway high school.
The morning session viii DO devoted
20 the question bon and round table
discussion. Al i5o .. M. Mrs.
George ~ Mclaughlin viii conduct
the parliamentary procedure class.
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The Whittier Heights Social Club
will give house party at the home
OF Mrs. Mark Oetman. 7Tu 18th
ave. y. w. on Tuesday. January
=. from 70 I o'clock. Refresh.
ments
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Mrs. Waiter Jones. OF Victoria. -
c.. Is visiting her parents. Dir. and
Mrs. T. II. Patterson.
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Tho Honor club will meet with
Mrs Pearl Morden and Mrs. Emma
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Rbosodcndron club meets for all.
dag session al home u Mrs. u. 4.
Cooper. gs5s spth ave. = W.. on
Tuesday. January y.
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The Social Score club win meet
Friday. January ~. with Mrs. Carrie
Hamilton. si2 2sth ave. s.. for a 1
O'Clock luncheon.
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CLUBS roR TUESDAY


Alb Circle i'rul, and Flower Mission
The regular meeting Of AK circle
Fruit aud Flower Mission. viii be
held TUESDAY afternoon January o.
az i.s0 o'clock. AZ the home OF Mrs
E. y. nrotze. J62S Reach drive,
Moman's Civic Club
ON Tuesday. lAnuar. Q. al . m,
tho regular cmimonthly meeting 81
tho Woman's civic club viii be- held
in the Erickson room OF the Y, W.
G. A. A fun attendance H. desired
Subject Juvenile Delinquency ="
speakers AZ 4 . m.
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AlumnAe % Gamma mi Beta viii
hold IL. regular nesting Tuesday.
January >. at .. IN In chapter
house.
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Aikl woncna Improvement club
will meet at the home Of Airs. W. A..
wilkins. 3T0t Ak ave. Tuesday
January ,. at D. m. bunlnumn fol-
lowed ey social hour. Speaker from
Tax league viii speak
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Au,lllar, % o,mnaslle soelel,

Ladies' Auxiliary 70 Seattle Gym
naStic society meets al iAis Eigth
ave. on Tuesday. January ,. Exrr-
cisea at i1o y. m. business at $40
p. m Installation OF officers.
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The shnwondasse club viii meet
with Airs &. J Jorsenon, 25ii Mob
iliil ave. AT z o'clock. Tuesday. Jan.
uarY
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sigma chi Mothers club meets
Tuesday. January .. at , .. m. In
the chapter house.
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Palm circle, No 90. Neighbors OF
Woodcraft will have installation Of
officers ON Tuesday. January ., at
Economy hall. fsrsi ave. and pike st
Past officer Nesghbor Margaret Gar.
rsii will officiate as installation OF.
fioer 20 the following.
Guardian. Marguerite Nielsen,
past Euardian. Jennie Newman; I'd.
wiser. Hanna Gillette. magician. Ain.
mic Oiiannon. clerk. Josephine Nc.
I.aughiin. banker. Mary J. Marnh.
managers. Frances Mclean. Rachel
Weng.r and Kate wenger. attend.
ant. Grace Bowling. captain guards.
Alice q. schmutr: inner sentinel, An.
ME Grahm. outer sentinel. Violet
Janisch. flag bearer. Anna Carlson.
correspondent. otteile &. Carrier.
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Capt. and Mrs A. r. Chittenden
are receiving conerai umtions on ths
birth OF son at the Virginia Mason
hospital on January 8.
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business and Professional womens
Club

Seattle business and Professional
Woinen's club VIII have open meet
ing Tuesday. January ?. Social hour
at ESQ. Program opens at .. m.
Evening star., 1923-06-09
HELD UNDER DRUG ACT.
Four Colored Persons Only Ones
Accused in Shrine Week.

-Four colored persons-three men
and one woman-were arrested yes
terday by Detectives Sanders and
Evans of the local police narcotic
squad and Revenue Agent Rakusin
for alleged violation of the Harrison
narcotic law. They are: Jennie
Bronca, thirty-two years old. 2S
Wunder court southwest; Herbert
Scott, twenty three years old, 122 Vir-
ginia avenue; James Henry Dyson.
thirty-one years old, 419 I'd street
southwest, and Lawrence Chapman,
43S I'd street southwest. The defend
ants will be given a preliminary
hearing before United States Com
missioner George H. Macdonald.
SO far as the local agents and those
officers from other jurisdictions who
have been here during the week have
ascertained, 1t Is stated, no person
outside of the District has attempted
to peddle narcotics here while the
Shrine convention was in session
Police officials anticipated the pres
ence Of many dope sellers here, but
the net laid down by the agents
failed to capture anybody other than
the four colored persons.
Evening star., 1923-06-09
PULPIT AND PEW

Singing Hearts" is the subject Of
Rev. E. Hez Sven tomorrow morn
ing, Ii o'clock. at the Centennial
Baptist Church. DIR. W. H. Baylor
of Baltimore breaches at o'clock.
X X X X
The Path to Power" will be the
subject of the sermon by DIR. Ulysses
G. r. Pierce. minister of All Souls
Church. at the morning service in
B. F. Keith'S Theater.
X X
At Foundry Church DR.. Herbert F.
Randolph will preach tomorrow
morning on The Inner Meanings of
Masonry" and at s pm. on pillars and
Lily Work" The young people will
present a musical and dramatization
program at the evening service.
X
DIR. Henry Allen Upper, pastor of
First Baptist Church, will preach to-
morrow morning at IL o'clock on "A
Pastoral Picture of, a Sublime Shep-
herd" illustrated by personal expert
Evening star., 1923-06-09
PLAN CEREMONY
At HEBREW HOME
Corner Stone to Be Laid for
New Structure at 18th
Street and Spring Road.

y large majority of Washington
Hebrews will assemble at 18th street
and Spring road tomorrow afternoon
at 2:3O O'Clock to witness the laying
of the corner stone of the long hoped
for Hebrew Home for the Aged and
Hospital. Representatives of the en-
tire community also are expected to
be present, for the hospital will be
non-sectarian and will possess an
emergency ward and ambulance, all
of which will fill an urgent need of
many years standing in that section.
Rabbi j. T. Loeb will open the ex-
ercises with prayer. Addresses will
be made by DR.. Abram Simon, Alex
ander Wolf, chairman of the corner
stone committee; NJ. d. Rosenberg,
treasurer of the campaign for funds
to build the two institutions; Harry
Sherry, president of the Hebrew
Home for the Aged: r. b. Behrend
chairman Of the building committee,
and Bernard Dansansky. A TWENTY
piece band, under the direction Of
Myer Goldman. will play at intervals
and Will accompany the Shefferman
family in vocal selections. Motion pic.
lures will record the eventful exer-
cises.
Building operations will begin Mon.
day morning and the entire project
Will be completed in a few months
Among spectators at the exercises
Will be Mrs. Charles Goldsmith, un-
der whose personal direction $176,OOO
was collected here to build the home
and hospital. Mrs. Goldsmith labored
necessarily to swing the campaign to
victory and since has been the re-
cipient of many tributes in recogni-
tion of her work
Evening star., 1923-06-09
Broncho Busting
Offer by Rodeo
To Army Officers

Fog Horn Clancy, manager of
the Rodeo, has five ferocious bron-
ohoS which he wants busted" by
five commissioned officers of the
district of Washington. AS a fea-
ture of the Passing Of the West"
which closes an eleven-day run
here tonight, event No. will be
allotted to those officers who will
try their skill at hanging on
rather nervous horse. 1t is under
stood q prize will be offered to the
winner.
So far only one officer-and an
aviator, at that-has entered the
contest Fort Myer, which houses
most of the horsemen of the Army
in the district OF Washington, will
not enter any one, as II was ex-
planned, they have had enough of
riding during the past week"
However. Mr.. Clancy hopes to have
a complete list by $3.50 o'clock to-
night when the final show begins
and urges those officers who want
to canter his ponies to communi-
cate with him at the Senate Hotel.
Evening star., 1923-06-09
ENTERTAIN WITH MUSIC.
Woodbridge School Juniors Also
Give Readings and Flower Play.

The Junior pupils of the Woodbridge
School presented their fourth annual
spring festival under the direction of
Mrs. Grace Hazard Wormelle at
Epiphany Parish Hall last night be-
fore a large interested audience
which showed much enthusiasm over
the numbers presented by the chill
dren.
The program was a combination of
readings and piano solos in the first
part, a series of songs by the NINA
ture minstrels' in the second part, and
charming little flower play in the
third part. The interpretative dane
ing was quite popular with the au-
dience.
Among those taking part in the
program were Elizabeth Jenkins.
Katie Gose. Ruth Campbell. Ruby
Jehli, Virginia Truliinger. Isabelle
Snyder, Pearl Conklin, John Barrett
Morgan. Mary Loor Ara May Hoover,
Doris ZabeH, Isabelle Farrar, Helen
Spire. Rosalind Hobbs. Helen Fletch-
er, Helene F>innacon. Evelyn Cole,
Eileen Davis, Mary Bates. Mary Alice
Worthen, Irma June Randolph, Flea
nor Bickford. Gladys Warner. Ruth
Bolen and Mary Bonbrest.
Evening star., 1923-06-09
PLAN BAPTISMAL SERVICE
First Congregational Church Will
Conduct Rite Tomorrow.

Parents who wish to have their
children baptized are requested TO
take them to the IL o'clock service
tomorrow at First congregational
Church, 10th and G streets northwest,
on the occasion Of the celebration of
Children's day. Rev. DR.. Jason Noble
Pierce is to preach on Words and
Meditations."
DR. Pierce will speak at S pm. on
"It Is For Us To Do" He has pre-
pared this discourse as a commence
ment address for every one who has
studied in the university OF life. or
in the school of hard knocks, or taken
courses in Christian service, using
the Bible az a textbook.
At 10 am. DIR. John D. Wolcott,
librarian of the United States bureau
of education. will address the Gates
Glass. in the church auditorium. on
"St Augustine and the Early Roman
Church" All men and women are
invited.