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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-20
Miss Hiles Names
Bridal Attendants

The marriage OF Miss Rita Locks.
ley Hiles. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Lionel Hi.es. to Mr.. John Bowman
Stirrat. son OF Mr. and Mrs. James
r. stirrat. will take place Wednes-
day evening. September q. at $50
O'Clock. in ST. Marks church. Rev.
DIR. John ID. McLauchlan win read
the service.
Miss Eileen o'Leary will be maid
OF honor and the maids OF the bridal
party VIII be Miss Mary Cheal. Aflss
Ju Ia Williamson, Miss Kathleen
o1eary. OF Great Falls. Mont: Miss
Blanche Hughes, Of Chicago: Miss
Margaret Duncan and Miss Verne
Pow1ey.
Mr.. George r Stirrat viii be best
man for his brother. and Mr.. James
Stlrrat. Mr.. Roy stlrrat, Mr.. Har.
old Huston. Mr.. oakley Maxwell.
Mr.. Gerald Hibbard and Mr.. Alfred
Rochester,. the ushers.
Mr.. Hlles will give his daughter
Il. ..aI .,4ge ana before the service
Mr. Harold Hicks, Of Vancouver. b.
c.. will sing Loves Coronation"
A reception at the Hiles residence
will follow the ceremony.
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Benefit Bridge and
Nah Jonqq Partn

Tho Annie Wright Seminary club
vail give benefit bridge and nah
iongg Friday. September 20. at :
o'clock az the Federation clubhouse.
.5s Harvard ave. y. Mn. Norma
Davis. Mrs. o. @. Kinney and Mrs.
r. w Condor arc tho committee in
charge Of arrangements.
Reservations may DO made with
Mrs. II. 7. CARMEN. FL lot ae7l. or
Mrs. Il. II. Obcr. ca pitlO7s2
At the last meeting Of Raynor
chapter. Annie Wright Seminary.
the following officers were elected
to serve for tho ensuing year: Mrs.
r. II Obcr president; Afrs. J. G.
Hayden. vice president: Mrs. r. r.
CARMEN, secretary; Miss Adclia
Schroeder treasurer Members Of
the executive board include Mrs. l..
r. Allan. Mrs. Edna Morgan. Mira.
Il. w. Condor and Mrs. n H. LSti.
mer.
Tho next meeting OF tho club will
be held at the homo OF Mrs. George
o. Scott. SIS II. 65th st.. on Thurs
day. October Q. at 2 O'Clock.
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Wedding Service Read
on Wednesddy EUening

Tho marriage Of Miss Ruth Paul.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs chas o.
Paul. 30 Mr. Russell Grimes was
solcmniEcd at o'clock Wednesday
evening. September 18th, In the
Georgetown Presbyterian church.
with the Rev w. J. Clifford rend.
ing the service.
The church WAS a garden radiant
in autumn hues, dahliaA gladluscs
and autumn leaves
Before the service Miss Gertrude
Bates rendered Sing Ne to sleep
and Rev George H. Reddcn render
cd "Oh. Promise Ne"
The bride, given In marriage by
her father. was very lovely IN her
exquisite wedding gown Of ivory
satin with an overdrapc Of lace. Hor
veil was OF chantilly lace. closely
bound to her head with a wreath Of
silver leaves She carried bou-
quct OF brides roses and lilies Of
tho valley. showercd with Cecil
Bruncr roses.
Miss Grace Maher. the bridesmaid.
was gowncd In orchid taffcta. with
trimmings OF silver and ostrich. and
her bouquet was Of pink rose buds
The little flower girl. Evelyn
Myers, cousin OF the bride. was very
dainty in pink ruffled organdie She
carried n basket OF pink rose leaves
which she scattered in the pathway
OF the bride.
Mr.. Cecil Paul, brother OF tho
bride. was best man for Mr.. Grimes.
and the ushers were Mr.. Frank
Rohrer, Mr.. Malcolm Mcneil and
Mr.. Nell Mcneil
After the service Mrs. Grace
Miller, accompanied by her harp.
sang 81 Love You Truly"
The Wedding March from Lohen-
grin was played by Miss Eleanor
Hanson. organ, and Miss Margaret
Little. violin. During the ceremony
Miss Little played The End OF n
Perfect Day"
After the service there was re-
cepuon nt the Paul residence for
relatives and close friends.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Grimes left on their
wedding trip. Mrs. Grimes travelling
In n powder blue dress trimmed
with cream lace, coat Of tan cara
Guile with n beaver collar and n
reindeer velvet hat embroidered in
gold brnid.
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Orthopedic Lunch and
Thrift Shops

Mrs. Bruce Shorts viii be hostess
for Capitol Hill guild at tho ortho.
2edic Lunch Room. PA Columbia
ST., on Monday. assisted by Mrs.
NJ. j. Cornell. Mrs. Frank T. Case.
Mrs. Miller Freeman, Mrs. H. l..
Frye. Mrs c. Galiger. Mrs. Mary
Terrell Giesting, Mrs. Fred Braden.
Mrs. p. w. wolgemuth. Mrs. Harry
Gray. Mrs. r. j. Mullane, Mrs
Mabel Dorr. Mrs Thomas Bordeaux.
Mrs. Gencvleve Blcthen. Mrs. o. c..
Childs, Mrs. Anton Govonlus and
Mrs. c. ~ Corcoran.
Tho University guild, with Mrs
H. II. Wells and Mrs. e. s. Lovely
VIII have charge ut the Thrift
shop on Monday morning and the
Washington Park guild. Miss Mcloy,
chairman, ON Monday afternoon.
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Private View
of Paintings

Miss Kathleen Houlahan. who is
holding a one.artist exhibit OF oil
paintings az Frederick & Nelson's.
has Issued invitations for private
view Of her work on Monday after.
noon, from 2 until o'clock
During the reception hours. Mime.
Jessie p. Spence win render n group
Of French songs. interpreters from
the Mary Wells School OF the Dance
will give a advertisement Of rhythm
and Julia Putnam Anderson, vocal
selections.
Patronesses for the affair will be
Mrs. Burke, Mrs. Langdon c.
Henry. Mrs. A. s. Kerry. Mrs. Mont.
gomery Russell. Mrs. G. J. Smith.
Mrs. Reginald Parsons. Mrs. Frank
Black and Mrs Everett Smith.
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Assistants Chosen
for Tea

AZ Mrs Doris Bissett'a shower
and tea, on Saturday afternoon.
September 81. for Miss Florence
Picker hride-clect. Mrs. Louise
Stanton, Mrs. Vnrncy n Kelley.
Mrs Francis Packer and Mrs Wade
Hur but will alternate at the urns.
and the Misses Phyllis Phillips, Hell.
en- Jordan. Helen Burke, Marjorie
Collins and sherlie Rude will assist.
Betty Bissott win receive the cards.
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DAY NURSERY TO HOLD
SPECIAL, MEETING

Mrs. David J. Grant. president Of
the Seattle Day Nursery association.
has called a special meeting TO be
held Monday. September %. ut 1880
o'clock. at the nursery. 5o2 Broad.
way All reports and business
should be ready for this meeting.
The regular monthly meeting OF
tho nursery, held on the last Thurs.
day of each month. viii be omitted
this month as members OF the asso.
clntoin viii canvass in one of the
districts for Tie Community Fund
drive.
Mrs. Abner. Brown and Mrs. l.. Il,
Nelson will be hostesses at the tea
hour and Mrs Walter Fulton will
pour.
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Mills College Club
TO Cine Bridae Tea

For the benefit OF the Mills col.
lego endowment fun, the Mills Col.
leg club Of Seattle will give n bridge
tea on Saturday afternoon. October
=, at Mrs. Grosvenor Sherman's
home. 305 Bellevue ave. N.
Reservations may be secured by
calling Miss Beuah Cardwell.
Ga rfld.H20, or Mrs. Sherman.
ca pitl.3004.
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Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. Benonie Green and
children viii leave October Il. for
Long Beach, Cal. to spend the
winter.
Mrs. L. W. Hanson. who has been
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
r. ostrander left Thursday for
Annapolis TO join her husband.
Lieut. Commander Hanson.
Mr.. George Ladd Mum has re.
turned from abroad and is a guest
at the Hotel Sorrento for a few
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. James l.. Morrison
left today by motor for California,
on a months trip.
Mrs. E. w. McGinnis left this
week on n trip to California.
Mrs worrali Wilson left today
on a trip East.
Mr.. and Mrs, James Charles Kerr
and family have removed from
Enetai. to their residence in Mount
Baker park.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. n. Colt have
as their guest for a few weeks. Mr.
Colts mother, Mrs. stephanie Colt.
OF Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Powell
and Mr.. and Mrs Neal Tourtel.
lotte are spending the weekend in
Yakima.
Mrs. Henry Dearborn will go over
TO Victoria, b. c., Monday to spend
a week with Miss lines Bodwell.
Mrs. H. oLeary and three chill.
dren. Mary, Margaret and John.
returned to their home In Butte,
Montana, Friday after three
months visit with Mrs. o'Leary's
brother and sister.lnlaw, Mr.. and
Mrs NJ. Buckley 54OS Beach Drive,
Mr.. and Mrs. L, Gormley Saturday
morning left by auto for Missoula
Montana. after spending the sum.
mer in this city.
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By Lillian Keen LeBlllister
Telephone MA in-0600
Assistant-Frances Oldham
Music-Louise Raymond Owens
Buffet Luncheon VIII Welcome Mrs Fitz,
Wedding to Take Place September "a

MRS. CLAUDE c. RAMSAY will
1'l entertain with buffet lunch.
con az her home on Friday after.
noon. September IS. in honor OF
Mrs. Walter Scott Fitz Charlotte
whittIesey1. OF Spokane. who re
turned TO town a short time ago TO
make her home here.
Invitations have been limited to
intimate friends OF Mrs. Fitz.
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Informal Breakfast
for Mrs. Roberts

Mrs. Charles II. Lilly win be host.
ess at an informal breakfast at her
home on Monday afternoon, in hon.
or Of Mrs.. II. Knox Roberts. who
will leave shortly for California to
spend the winter.
Invitations haYe been confined to
Intimate friends Of the honor guest.
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Home Wedding
Celebrated

The marriage Of Miss Ruth VI.
rich, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry K. Ulrich. to Mr.. Arthur r.
Buchholz. son OF Mrs. w. @. Carter.
was celebrated Saturday evening.
September IL. at o'clock. at the
home OF the BRIDES parents. the
Rev. j. S. McCullum officiating.
Mr. and Mrs Morgan X shop.
shire were tho attendants Mr. and
Mrs. Buchholz left on short mo.
tor trip and after October /, win be
at home at 1860 Garden 81.
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Informal affair
for Miss LeghorR

Mrs Brian wa,iIcworih win en-
terrain with an informal bridge and
nah jonEg tea a. her homo on
Monday afternoon. as a prcnuptlal
compliment to Miss Marie Loghon.
only close friends OF the honor
guest have been invited
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Entertaining
for Miss Tanner

Mrs. William winder will enter.
tain with n bridge luncheon and
shower at her home on Tuesday aft
ernoon. in honor OF Mlss Ruth Tan.
ger. whose marriage TO Mr. Robert
A. McNcc will take place on octo.
bcr o.
-Four tables have been arranged,
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Marriage Of Interest
Announced

Friends in Seattle will be interest.
cd In the following announcement:
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Wander.
bilt, Jr.. announce the marriage OF
sirs. vanderbIit's sister Miss Minnie
Middleton. 10 Mr.. Richard Burke,
Jr., on Wednesday. September 3. in
Los Angeles.
sir. and Mrs. Vanderbilt. with
Miss Middleton and her nance. spent
several days In town. visiting
friends. during the past summer
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Dancing PartY

In honor of MIR and Mrs. w.
Scott Foster who with their dauEh.
ters, Shirley and Dorothy, will leave
soon for Tncoma to reside, a dane.
ing party was given Mt the Kccway.
din clubhouse on Mercer island last
Saturday evening. The hosts and
hostcsses were DR.. and Mrs. l.. Il.
A. Hooey, Mr.. and Mrs. II. {. Ray.
mor MIR. and Mrs. c. G. Lude. Mr..
and Mrs. $. Dcelcy. Mr. and Mrs.
w. c. Bartlett MIR. and Mrs. G.. A.
Lamb, Mr. and Mrs. II, H. Hawkins,
and Mr.. end Mrs. u. r. WILLIAMS.
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Large Luncheon
at Home

Mrs Charles schiff has sent out
cards for a luncheon Of sixty covers
at her home on Wednesday after.
noon. October 1. Mrs. Schiff will
be assisted by her mother, Mrs. Ed.
ward Harrington.
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DATES
TO REMEMBER

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
Mrs. Frederick Austin 80 Z.
bridge for Miss MafsTs'i =
farlane, at home.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER -
Mrs. Allen 3. Ensls's Tea y =
Julia Fisher and Miss Nin. =. : ,
hor. at hons. from
o'clock. a.<
Mrs. J. l.. WINS bridge -
at home.
THURSDAY. sEPTEMBEk -
Mrs. william King. Jr.. 20 - 4,
formal bridge at hons "
Marie Lcghorn. ...,r
Mrs. Waiter VI. Frenshs !,
luncheon at the Areis o.. :
Mrs. Marcue Lyter Of les - -.
and Mrs. <. l. ClAxton o. ~
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER ~ I.
Mrs. Dean Hamlin Wnlie' {.
honor Mrs. Elton NJ. Eldrtan (
Mrs Jessie olmstead Ihc.an :,
at home. from I until ese
SATURDAY.. SEPTEMBER u !.
Mrs. Doris BiSsetts shove. =
for Miss Florence Pse1e
home. from until oe''s>
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER l.
Miss Helen Jordan's dinhss -.-,.-,
wusonlan for Miss M
p..S'.r -. h,r nanee, VI, ~
kruse.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER
The marriage OF MNs -
Packer TO Mt Henry h's
at the Alpha NJ Deia
house at $3.50 o'clock.
SATURDAY. oCToBER = .,..s|
The wedding OF Miss MATE :. 81
and Mr.. Douglas s.inA.s -.
Westminster Prcssyterinh -
at $40 o'clock. Il
TUESDAY. OCTOBER ;-',.,..-ks|
The marriage OF Mss asa'rs,|
Mactarlane 20 Mr.. kiins ss.,:z
in Pilgrim ccnsressii'ns'
at $3.50 o'clock. IS
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY
FEDERATION OF
WONENfg CI,tfRS

FEDERATION OF
woMEN's CLUBS
The Seattle Federation Of women's
clubs viii meet Monday afternoon,
September %. at o'clock. at tho
Federated clubhouse. Tho executive
board win meet at 10 o'clock.
Miss Adelaide Pollock. chairman
OF the civics committee, VIII have
charge OF the program on The Civic
Outlook." which viii be presented By
several speakers Mr.. Orlson ]. c.
Dutton. president Of the Seattle park
board. win speak on THE Outlook
for Recreation Mas Alminn
George. supervisor OF tho intermcdi.
ate grades OF the Seattle public
schools. viii discuss Tho outlook
for the Schools" and Mr. Il. l..
Gaines, executive secretary and enEi.
nocr OF the coming commission OF
the city OF Seattle. viii take for his
subject. Civic Plans"
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Informal SUNDAY
Niaht Supper

DR.. and Mrs. VIII Otto Bell will
entertain with an informal supper
at their home Sunday evening In
honor OF Prof. Frederick Starr. who
Is recent arrival in town.
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Mrs. Humphrey
Hostess

Honoring Mrs Coontz, wife Of Ad.
miral Robert u. coontz, Mrs. VIII.
lam f. Humphrey win entertain
with luncheon at the Sunset club
on Tuesday afternoon, September 20.
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DoRcAs CIRCLE

DoRCAs CIRCLE
Dorcas circle will meet with Mrs.
y. II. Campbell. 2l4O Ninth ave. w.
Wednesday, September "a, at l p, m.
Visitors welcome.
WISCONSIN GOLDENROD CLUB
Wiconsin Goldenrod club will meet
with Mrs. |, II, Bceham, at Bremen.
ton, ON Wednesday, September "a.
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Hosts at Home Dinner

To honor Judge and Mrs. Alfred
Battle. who recently returned from
trip abroad, DR.. and Mrs. a. /.
Boufflour viii entertain with a din.
ner Of fourteen covers at their home
this evening.
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COLONIAL COURT
HEBREW BENEVOLENT
ADDITIONAL CLUBS

MCKINLEY CIRCLE
William Mckinley circle, Ladies'
of the G. a. r.. win be entertained
Tuesday, September %. at the home
of Mrs. Rose Houghton, at Lake
Forest park. Take bus at 1914
Third ave.
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Entertnins Mformnllu

Mrs. William Edrls entertained in.
formally at nah jongg at her home
on Friday afternoon.
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Women's Clubs

Legion clubrooms, New Arctic no.
tel. SOC Ninth ave. Initiation. So.
cial hour.
SEATTLE TEMPLE NO. Q
Seattle temple, No. 2, Pythian
Sisters, hns arranged series OF
benefit card parties at 1909 Ninth
ave. Tho first vii be held Monday
evening. September %. with the
following hostesscs in charge: Mrs.
Margaret Peterson. Mrs. Elizabeth
tombstone. Mrs. Bessie FlemminE.
Mrs. Catherine Macdonald and Miss
Helen Somers.
PLYMOUTH GIRLS CLUB
Plymouth Girls club will meet on
Monday. September %, at 6:l5, for
dinner. The club meets regularly
every Monday night.
COLONIAL COURT
SOCIAL CLUB
Colonial Court Social club will
meet Monday. September %, at the
home OF Mrs. Jessie Burns, 1881 saith
ave. Luncheon at o'clock. Take
car No. S.
HEBREW BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY
The board OF trustees and chair.
man OF standing committees Of the
Seattle Hebrew Benevolent society
will celebrate the birthdays Of four
guests nt the Caroline Kline Galand
home Monday, September %. from
2 until 8 O'Clock.
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RAINIER NOBLE

The regular meeting Of the Am.
ericnn Legion Auxiliary to Rainier
Noble post, No. /. will be held Mon.
day September 90 at y. m ut the
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SEWARD SOCIAL AND
LITERARY CLUB

40 n A@ANa H.
Seward Social and L''esa ~
will hold the opening me-
the year. Friday, Septemos' "
. d. m. The president, NM -.
Wheeler, and Mrs. G A
will entertain at their nous
Lakeside ave. S. :, d
Reports Of the biennia' ' NH
conventions of womcns n,
be made by Or. Ropei'r p,,u,s
Ford and Mrs. w. D s',,,.I
president Of the City fea , ar,;s
women's clubs. A muslca' =
win also be rendered
ALOHA CHAPTER Mo- 81
Aloha Chapter No ~ y, ~ Il \
win give the first card wcs
season at Wings cafetsr' :. ~
day evening. september -
o'clock.
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COUNCIL OF
MINUTE WOMEN

Seattle Council of Minute Women
and King County council will hold n
Joint meeting Thursday. September
20, Mt 1880 p. M, at the Federation
clubhouse, 232 Harvard ave.
A business meeting vii procedc
tho program, which win include
talk by a member OF tho Disabled
American Veterans association. Tea
win be-servcd at O'clock
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Box lunch at 1890 o'closs
leaves Colman dock at ie'se
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SEWING CI1rR

The Home Sewing club. Ladies OF
the @. a. r.. will hold its next meet.
ing with Mrs. Laura Thompson. OIL
~ nth st, Wednesday. September
Is. LUNCHEON at noon.
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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-02-21

Edward z. Clemens on Tueday at a
one o'clock luncheon. Hostesses were
Mesdames Clemens, c. w. Hilliard,
J. p. True, ]. F. McGinnis and C. w.
Crapp. The home was prettily dec
GRATED in st. Valentine effect.
The members of the First NJ E.
Sunday school were taken on the an
nual sIeighride yesterday and there
were seven sleigh loads of happy
Youngsters to enjoy the treat. After
the ride, the pupils were taken to the
church parlors where a~hot suppe was
served to about 200 persons.
A merry little group of friends met
at the home of Jane Stillson, 529
Fourth street, Feb. 18th, to celebrate
her eleventh birthday. Games were
played and a luncheon was served
1t will be time long remembered by
the little hostess.
An adverse examination has been
held in the case of Mrs. G. E. Meyer
of North Freedom versus the Effing-
er Ice Cream Co. of this city. Mrs.
Meyer was injured several months ago
when she~was struck by truck be-
longing to the ice cream company.
The case will be heard at the March
term of circuit court.
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social time spent in entertainment, a
delicious picnic supper was served.
Mrs. Sarrington was the recipient of
number of nice present, among
them a beautiful basket of sweet-peas
besides another nice bouquet and a
potted plant All departed wishing
Mrs. Sarrington many more as happy
events.
DR.. ]. F. Sneathen has a hyacinth
growing two inches above the ground
at his home at III Eighth avenue.
The plant is on the east side of the
house and was partially covered by
leaves. A robin reported at the l..
J. Ferris home yesterday, a hyacinth
plant discovered at the Sneathen
home today-what next?
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evening. members entertaining their
ladies at lancing party. The event
was one of much enjoyment, number
of stunts and special dance such
as the broom dance and slipper dance
adding to the young peoples pleas
ure
Doerr & Taborsky, taTlors, have
been given the contract for 80 uni
forms for the Baraboo Volunteer Fire
department. The uniforms are TO be
of blue serge and the fire ladies
will make fine appearance when
decked out in the new ''trappings"
A jolly group of young people Of
the Congregational church enjoyed
a sleighride party to the farm home
of Mr.. and Mrs Guy Weidenkopf last
evening. They were taken in bob
sled driven by Bert Dekoyer and were
accompanied by Mrs. DeKoyer, Mrs.
C. w. Andrews and the Rev. II.
Harris. Games we're played and a hot
cafeteria supper was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon ]. Ferris, 6O5
Second avenue, report seeing robin
at their home Trailing arbutus,
violets and other springers are on
the way.
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THURSDAY
O q q Is Q Q G q .

A resident reports seeing a flock
of geese fly north over Baraboo a
few nights ago. The birds were in
regulation V-shaped formation and
passed over the western part of the
city.
A SON was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Fry on Jan. 25. Mr., Fry is a
son of Mr.. and Mrs. James Fry OF
Wensters Prairie
Mr. and Mrs Paul Herfort left on
Wedfn esday for California where
they will remain until mild weather
comes. This is the fifth trip of the
couple to the Pacicfic coast. Before
returning they will visit Los Angel
es, Long Beach, San Francisco, Port
land, Seattle Spokane and other
places on the route.
Mrs Grace Butterfield entertained
the X X. Klub at her home on Wed
nesday evening. The time was en-
ioyably spent in playing bunco, Miss
Erna Mueller taking first prize and
Mrs. A. A. BrownelI taking consoia-
ton. A delicious lunch was served.
Some fifty members Of the choir or
the German lutheran church and
their families enjoyed a -s1eighride
party to the home Of one OF thv
choir members, MMiss Clara Mar
Guardt, a few miles south of the city
last evening Games and other en-
tertainment made the evening pass
quickly and an appetizing lunch was
served to which the appetites whetted
by the frosty ride did full justice.
In letter to friends here. Mrs. F.
A. Nehs, VINO is spending the winter
in st Petersburg, Florida, speaks of
Mr.. end Mrs. Haven former Baraboo
residents. The Havens are spending
the winter in st. Petersburg. Mrs.
Nehs also mentions the w. c. Kirch-
C.ffer family of Madison residents of
St Petersburg for few weeks.
Richard Blankenhorn and family
have moved from a farm on the Bara-
boo -Kilbourn road to the place owned
h. August Plat south of Pansy
Heights. The farm was formerly
owned by the late H. H. Hewlett. Mr..
Rlankenhorn will be employed at the
Skill Fruit farm.
Miss Jane Meter w2s given a sur
Prise party on Monday night. There
were eleven guests present to OBJ
serve the eleventh birthday event Of
Miss Jane and six o'clock dinner
was served, the room being prettily
decorated with Japanese decorations.
On Tuesday afternoon, number OF
friends and neighbors came and gave
a very pleasant surprise to Mrs.
Emma Sarr,ngton at 210 Seventh av-
enue in honor of her birthday. There
were is guests present and after a