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The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-06-04

alfalfa or clover hay make excellent
rations for developing pigs for breed
ing purposes.
Often ali pigs are allowed TO run
together in the feed lot for a time
and in such cases there is always
the possibility of those that are later
to be removed for breeding purposes,
getting too fat. If gifts are selected
from the feed lot to be retained as
brood sows, they should be taken
out before they get fat. High cOndi-
ton impairs their breeding quality
and interferes with their proper de-
velopment."-
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-06-04
Soft Gingerbread Recipe

Here is Mrs. Ida Bailey Aliens re
cipe for soft gingerbread:
Beat and egg, add a cupful of Bar
bados molasses; , tablespoons of an
kind of shortening. melted; , tea
spoons of ginger and l Of baking
soda; IL teaspoonfui of salt; l.
cup Of boiling water and ? cups u
bread -four. Beat it thoroughly, anC
pour :. into a well-oiled pan about
inches square. Bake it in a moderat,
oven 10 to 10 minutes. If you hav,
an oven thermometer it should stanC
at $50 degrees Fahrenheit. The eg.
may be omitted if you wish.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-06-04
Raby's TOYS

In selecting toys for a baby, those
rade Of ivory or rubber are best.
The best quality of pure rubber is
preferable, and be sure the colors
on the toys do not rub off. Avoid
all "wOOlly lambs" and "woolly dogs"
however attractive they may look as
~playthihgs, until the baby has out
grown the habit of putting every
thing in its mouth. For some of the
fluff is sure to come off, causing gas
trio troubles. If you give baby blocks
to play with. let them be the wooden
ones that can be washed, not those
covered with paper.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-06-04

stantiaI improvement in these large
agricultural sections.
Such factors, combined with great
er Investigation which 1t appear
will be practised this year, better
creoit facilities, and the progress
which has been made in the liquida-
ton of old debts, make the general
agricultural outlook more promisln+ :
than it has been for several years.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-06-04
Weed Out the LOafers

The shortwinleI egg producer in
the flock are beginning to show signs
of dropping out of the race along
about this time of the year and the
efficiency poultryrlan takes advant,
age of the opportunity to start weed
ing. Perhaps a good laying mash
will revive the laying qualities Of
those hat threaten to quit but if this
fails they should be started for the
butcher.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-06-04

and given the correct shape Owe \
die. The edge is next turned up, AMI
the indentations which prevent the
needle from slipping are made on the
top and sides. The metal is then
tempered, polished, and decorated.
Some people who never push them
with the end of the thimble prefer
a with an open top, but these gen
orally come in very large sizes.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-06-04
Kid-GIOve Candy

One Of the simplest candy recipes
with elaborate results, is as follows:
Put , tablespoons Of water in a
cup of brown sugar and boil it )
minutes. Stir in two cupfuls of nut
meats-halved peacans are best-and
keep stirring until all the nuts are
well coated with the SUGAR syrup.
Spread on oiled paper to cool.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-06-04
Skim Milk for Pigs

y IS well to place skim milk be-
AOIe pigs when they are two or three
weeks old to get them accustomed to
either feed before weaving time. By
constructing a creep the sow may be
kept away from the skim milk
trough, and the pigs will 500 learn
TO eat and it will help reduce the
shock at weaving time.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-06-04
Thimbles

The thimble was originally a
"thumb-bell," a metal cap or broad
ring on the thumb to push a needle
through stiff cloth or leather. 1t gets
its name through the Middle English
"thlmbil," going back to Anglo Saxon
"pymeI' from the word puma" which
was their name for thumb" It is
now made almost exclusively for this
middle finger of the right hand, out
of gold or silver, steel, brass, alumni.
mum or cellulOid. The metal is ROLLED
out in sheets, cut into round discs
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-06-04
HOmemakerS' Corner
For Busy Housewives
Conducted by
MISS ALICE L. WEBB,
State College of Washington
Teach the Girls Cooking

ANdCH bHO uHS OOUhiHS
When you was little vas your mo
Their too busy and hurried to take
the time and trouble to teach you how
to cook, to let you mess about a liz
tie and learn by your mistakes? =
was she one of those rarely wise mo-
theirs who lays the foundation for .
love of home-making in her girls by
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-06-14
AMERICAN LADIES PRESENTED
AT BRITISH COURT

London-Exclusively posed por-
trait Of Mrs Frank B. Kellogg wife
of the American Ambassador to the
Court of ST. James who presented
many American Ladies to the Brit
ish Court.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-06-14

PRIVATE BABE RUTH REPORTS TO PERSEING
WASHINGTON Private Babe Ruth recently acquired rookie
N Y National Guard repored to General Pershng here
Anxious to appear in uniform, the Babe hustled around New
York to find one big enough to fit him. He had luck so
when the Yank came to Washington he went to the Quar-
tentaster General about it and he fixed him up. e
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-06-14

Lakehmst, N JLSecretary of Navy Wilbur recently in
spected the two Navy Dgbles. Shenandoah and l.l at
the Naval Air Station here Photo shows Secretary Wilbur
looking over the rear gondo of the Shenandoah while Capt
Lansdowne at right explains to him its wonders.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-06-14

TEN DAYS AS KING AND QUEEN.
Edinburgh Scotland-Mr. and Mrs. Brown (Scoch Min
cry as they left in the ivver" for Edinburgh where Mr.
James Brown. NJ P. will take up his duties Lord High
Commissioner General Assembly of the Church Of Scotland
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-06-14

New York-Tong Hokom, retired
Chinese banker who is said to have
had 26 wives, as he sailed for Lon
don where he will be knighted by
H. R. H. King George.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-06-14

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29
CLUB TO GIVE
LECTURE RECITAL

The music department Of the wo-
mans Century club, win have the
pleasure Of hearing Clara Meyer
Hanle, present "shaHswi5" IN opera
drama form, Frlday January 2. az
200 In the =. IS. c a. auditorium.
Tho program arranged by Sire. D.. y.
ralmortou. Be- most unique form o.
lecture recital tho like Of which has
never before been given 10 a Seattle
audience.
"shanewis" b. an American opera
by Charles Wakefield Cadman and
was honored By being given two con
aeculye years az the Metropolitan,
The plot he laid 10 California and
Oklahoma and the settling is Amer.
can. ~ is a love story ending so o
tragedy and presents one Of our vital
American problems.
MH Ilartle hos arranged 20 give
the opera 20 That ull the orchestral
music b. heard and an the charac
tiers presented either gOc8lly or dra
matically from the rise 20 the fall
u tho curtain The auditor lives the
story. hardly being conscious Of the
Absence 81 scenery.
Miss Marjorie Anderson, pianist,
who has had wide experience in con.
cert and ensemble work Is especially
fitted for cooperation in this dlstlnc.
two presentation u this opera. When
Mr. Cadmhn visited Seattle three
years ago. Mrs 1lurtlo was privileged
10 discuss this work with him and
20 receive hE advice In the rendition
81 several important solos.
A short business session Of the de,
partmeui viii be held az o'clock
The hostcHsss for the afternoon viii
be- Mrs J. =. Mcpherson. president
Of the Century club, MrH. Victor Zed.
nick. chairman Of the music depart.
ment. Mrs. J T. Nichols. Mrs Harry
Crouch md Mrs. Arthur Rushton.
The chorus OF tho Woman's Cen.
fury club will meet Friday. January
2 nj 10 a. m. at the home Of Mrs.
J, II. Templeton, 1908 Seneca ~. for
rehearsal under the direction OF Myru
Bancroft Olive.
Al ] o'clock tho chorus viii pre-
sent tho following program before
The Womens Association az Ply.
mouth 1rrrrer,afTooaI rb11r.b NJ.
II d IHrned. chairman OF the pro.
gram, viii be hostsss 10 the members
Of the chorus at luncheon:
Deep River ..s....a.. ss...-.s. BurlFirh
The Dew r. on the C!oYer...C ". Combs
AlHhihn Noel ss.sassfsss.sf. II Nirandc
CaHrone AMBROSE a Love song .....-
sr.sts..frs s.s.sssass .Ethelbsrt Neylu
buoHa Notts FAREWELL Ethslbert Ne,lu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29
Hiss Ruth Pratt
Quietly Married

A quiet Hsuv wedding vay sulJmu.
issd saturday evening when Miss
Ruth Pratt daughter az Mr and
Mu q. D. st. Pratt became tHr bride
of ng Edwin tusrng Marion of SCI
attic. son of Mrs Alfred \ Marion
ot PORTLAND formerly of Seattle pr
Chaunccy Hawkins rcaI tbr service
LAG $3.50 o'clock m the prg-suue %
about twenty FIVE rrauNys.
The hudc was charming in brorli.
rd silver cloth UruBmsntcd with
pfarls. a y.rrlrt ot silver leaves
was worn uu her hair and for flow
rrs she carried orchids and rarie
Mas, with lilies OF the valley for
showers.
Miss Emma Pratt the brides Sis.
ter. was her only attendant Hrr
soWu was OF orchid gcursrtir and
SOLD lace and her corsarc Cf rost.
huis. valley lilies and bouyari.a.
Christmas decoration predominant.
"a iu Jhc homo. with tho addition
of clusters 90 white and orchid
ehryluthrmums
hr and Mr. Marion viii De- at
home at tho Coriuthan apartments
after January
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29

When your child is eonsupatcd.
bilious. has collie. fevcrish.breath.
eoatedtonguc. or dlarrhooa. a tea.
spoonful OF genuine california Zig
Syrup" swestens the stomach and
promptly cleans the bowels OF poi.
sons, gases. bile, sourlng food and
waste. Never cramps or Oyeracis.
Contains no narcotics or soothing
drugs. Children love us delicious
taste.
Ask your druggist for genuine
California Fig Syrup" which has
fun directions FOR babies and chill.
drcn Of all ages. plainly printed on
bottle. Mother! You must say "CaL
ifomia" or sou may get an Imlt1.
ton ng Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29
Personal

Hrz a. e. Lag3rHfhFTr. widow Of
lhg late Congressman LaudsuslaFer.
of Fauizb0Ulr. D. D. b. thg guest q
Nr A C. Cover far rrysral
months
Mia Helen Caman returned %,
daF 90 her homo boz Portland after
spending ihr Nrtkg end as tha-Iuest
0f Mr= Phrbr NsH TIImurh
air. Tony EwnIsfihalsr who haa
been visiting bia brother lu law and
sister Mr and Mn Thomas Nash.
for several days. Irn SUNDAY oven.
inE Tor his home in Portland
M.F- Katherine Bacon b. The guest
~ MiH Elsie Francis boa santa
Monica until after ne Sew Yaer
Mlsz EIma Allen. uf Spokane. d
thg guest 10 M= Mildred Mae
rhtuon for uag hol,dayr
SIN Guy Talbot and daughter
Nilss sarah Jane Talbot of Portland.
are guests ~ The Olympic
Mr and Mrs vs. " Harvey OF
Nakima. arr spending thr holIduys
iH town visiting Friends
Mlss Esther Draper who Iz a.
tending Whitman College ln WaIh
Walla. BE- spending the holidays with
her parents Mr and NrH George
Draper
Mr and STA Wesley Douglas are
receiving congratulations upon the
birth Of a daughter. Bessie Joyce
December DC. at Minor hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29

danslnt. 70 be given By the Catholic
Junior Council Tuesday afternoon.
from 3 until Z O'Clock. viii Include
Mr.. c. Il Castlcu. Mrs C. 4. Ouel.
lettc. Mrs. J. ". wabraushek. Mrs
A. W Hawiey. Miss Helen Collins.
Mrs A. c. Crookall. Mrs Joseph
Bordeaux. Mrs. John Buckley. Mrs
John u. Agru Mrs J. r. Heffcrnan.
Mrs James II. Kane
Mrs Vincent MacAdams. Airs T.
C. Burke. AIRS y. X. Mcclellan. Mrs.
J =. Galbralth. Mrs Arthur Gcrbei.
Airs, J. r. German. Mrs J. y. Jack.
sen. Miss Margaret Kane. Mrs, v. u.
MacPhan. Mrs r. ] McHugh. Mra
- T. Power. Mrs a r Tyson, Mrs
" J Ward. Mra. N. ]. Council. Mrs
J r. Bnnlgan. Mrs " T. Burwsll.
Mrs c. G Miller. Mrs. 4. c Gocrig,
Mrs J. T. Dawson. Mfs ". +. Finn.
Mrs. Thomas Stimsop, Mrs Thomas
Lyons and Mn Maurice Gcchey
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29
Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBaiser Telephone MA n-O6oo
Assstsnt-Frances Oldham
Hiss lerkeS Has Charming Home Wedding.
Cab8et Dinner Dance Brilliant Altar

rus warriasc az .le5 Margaret
i Nsrkts Jlushttr OF Mr.. ana Mrs
.b.l X. Nerkes, 20 Mr Esy e. Isut.
= ~ the Rev and Airs Georse T.
Hunt 90 Yakima. vas s1itmuircl
Satuniay evening at thc homo OF the
brdgs parents m Stlhursi, with thr
brtdcsro1m's tstl~r reading thg scp
Is, az S O'Clock
The bride. charming girI. was
ia,tN bon am ivory velvet g0wu. slim
ana straight ~ silhouette. Her court
train WAS 10 lhc velvet. and her Veil
~ ola rose point. hound with "a c1ro-
rli uf lace and pearls, with cius
Ger " oInsv blossom. at either side.
Her flowers were deep cream rosc.
buds and orchids showercd with val.
iyy lilies
Mrs Wlmot Liuy the brides sis
ter and Mrs Paul Ycrkes. were the
attendants
Mr. Lilly wore delicate pink creps
gcorsctte embroidered in beads which
SHADED from petal pink TO rose az
TIC hem Her flowers wcro Premier
roecz
Mrs, Ncrkes was I'M pale Ercsn
crcPe EcorEette and silver lace. with
ostrich Tor trimming. and carried
opheIa roses and bouvarih IN her
bouquet
MI Arthur Younger was best man.
Mrs. Nerkcs the brides mother.
wore costume OF blue cut velvet.
Preceding the ceremony Mr.. Paul
Yerkes sang ''Calm as The Night
and Because"
White chrysanthcmums GORGEOUS
polnscttias and tail candclahra gave
touch % the holiday season 10 the
rooms
A. The informal reception Mrs =.
"a s,udley. Mrs., J " Phelps and
Miss Janet Van Allen assisted about
tlre rooms, Mrs. +. ". Fcnion and
Mrs. Lawrence Smith presided over
The supper table. with Mrs. Pred
Merritt. Mrs. Hugo HaAkons and the
Misses Bcrcnico Butler. Ruth Keen-.
Helen Jordan. Helen Bryan and
katherine Watson assisting.
Mrs Hunt travelled In brown en-.
semhle suit trimmed with yiatka
squirrel, a smart hat and orchid cor.
sage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt left Tor Cali.
forna on their wedding trip and
win 20 East from there. where they
win make their home in New Bruins.
wick. " J.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29
Classy, Disordercd Stomach

when foods disagree in stomach
and cause Indigestion or gases heart.
burn, natulrner. acidIty-dont stay
miserable and upset.
The momeat "PBpc's DiApspsin"
reaches tho stomach lll becomes
well again-tiistrrss just vanishes,
Millions Of families keep this pleas.
amt harmless stomach corrective.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29
Music
Spargur Quartet Concerts
in Olympic Bathrooms

The Spanish ballroom OF tar
Olympic hotel viii DO ths beautiful
arIrIHE in which che suargur String
Quartet sHl br heard Boa BE- next
three chamber music concerts in-
stead af at fEr Plymouth church as
previously announced
The date of fhr nest concert
which b. tHf second ~ series ~
four has been changed 90 Wrdues-
day evening January q
Tho third and fourth concert
dates roHlAia the same and arc on
Tuesday STruIuEs February s and
February "a season ticket holders
may usr their tickets at any ooH-
cert
A. brilliant program iCh IN
musical interest. will 30 interpreted
by these skilled musicians whH have
developed an ensemble n fine ,-'iis-
iia proportions which contributes
each SEASON much Of real worth 90
The musical life Of the Northwest
The spacious ballroom ~ the Oiym-
pie uiIl b. an ideal setting FOR tho
highly artistic program % b' Of
fcrrd
u Is announced that season tick
cts for che three concerts also
single tickets. may now be- pur-
chased az sherman. Clay a Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29
Dinner for California
Guests

Mr., and Mrs. o. ] David win On.
terrain with a dinner Of Il covers
al their home tonight, in honor Of
Mr and Mrs. Walter Bowers Jen.
kins Peggy Buttcrvorthi. Of sac.
ramento. who are visiting Mrs. Jen.
kins' parents. AR and Mrs. Gilbert
". Butterworth.
The affair win prccedc the dance
Mr. and Mrs. Butterworth are civ.
INK NJ the Yacht club In honor Of
their sonln-law and daughter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29

Tho fact e.. doctor, DO not re-
cover as rapidly aa should because
Z am con'iautlv worrying about your
bill"
"Oh that's an right You can
oai.ily set around that by paying me
lu advance Boston Transcript
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29
Holidau Partn

=. for the pleasure Of Miss Manetto
1T OF Tacoma, and Miss Caryl
nerr' Mr. and Mrs. X. Il. LounH.
~ and their son. Darwin Louns.
~ WIN entertain with dancing
paa'y OF their home on Friday even.
ssH Carr who attends the state
toIIilal school a. EIlcnsburg. is vig.
gsi hcr uncle ana aunt. Mr.. end
70 John WaIlnce. and Miss Kerr
~ returned from Washington
~. aa,e college 10 spend her vacation
II ~ her parents, Mr. and Yrs. s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29
Luncheon for Miss Kerr

Miss Dorothy MusgDvc will be-
hostess at luncheon on Saturday
afternoon. az the women's Uuiv,r.
siiy club, Tor the pleasure Of Miss
Caryl Kerr who Is home from
Washington state college for the
HOLIDAYS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29
Choir Will Sing promptly
al S:lb O'clock

st. OLAF choir. which will appear
Iusglay evening. December %. 90
ihG FIuf Presbyterian church, VIII
begin iLs program promptly AZ bis
o'clock
Doors WIu BE- eIa.i az sIi and
900 one wiI bH admitted during The
nut number rsluF Sc 10 the Lord %
by Bach. which d . pages ious and
uerupIg gusfhirI n the evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29
CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
RAIS,ER cHArrrR

RAINIER CHAPTER
- A. r.
Rainier Chapter n A. r. viii
meet Tuesday. December 90. az tho
home ~ Mrs Edward q, Roy. lt1 o..
Aloha o. "Fortf8thrrs bay will
1e the subject ~ gn address rs the
ErR Cleveland kieihaucr-
Colonial ume- viii - featured boz
lhr music which Nill include a Froup
~ songs by I'm Samuel n Mrpgn
old
Tho tea services Win he presided
over hy Mrs . q Hubbard, and Mira
Arthur Jordan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29
CITY WIDE DEMOCRATIC
WDAfAN'g gTJru

seattle City Wide Democratic
Womnn'a club will hold is annual
meeting and election q officers
Tuesday. December 30. 1T q. NJ.
IN tho directors room AZ the Puget
Sound Savings q Loan association.
900 Pike ~ Full attendance re
qucstcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29
Tea Nclc Years Dan

In compliment % Miss Elizabeth
Folsom. Whose marriage 90 Mr.
Lawrence Wiley viii be- un event Of
the winter months, Mis- Jane slim
son win entertain no tea ON New
Years day, from Z until 6 o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29
SEATTLE LODGE No I

Seattle Lodge so 2. Degree of
Honor, VIII meet iu Evergreen ham.
1909 N.uih ave- Tuesday evening
December so, "a 5sli o'clock Girls III
The dull team are asked 90 Doe at tho
hali az $40 o'clock, Cor practice.
Amer IA shot business meeting the
iojgc VIII entertain the children with
Ia Christmas tree and program. Each
member n No e. b requested 70
bring am inexpensive giu Tor tho
tree,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29

ANNUAL NEW YEARS
EVE nALL

Hh r BALL
The Associated Catholic slutr VIII
stage ita annual Sew Years Eve
hail. wednesday ,yrnins az 90,
knights Of Columbus club. Plans
arc under way 90 make this tho gala
event u tho year,, 20 Tar as the
clubs activities arc concerned
Tho large lodge room VIII be- De-.
voted TO a cabaret. Tor which a splsn,
aid array % talent has been secured.
Reservations mly be made for tables
by calling stephen Przcn. EAs
casa.
The patrons and patronrHsz are
pr aud Nr Cs0rgs 49, Marshall
Mfr and MrE Harley r Hilton SIR
ANA Mrs Martin J Miller. Mr. aud
Mrs Mosra williams Mr. and Mn
George Morrison FOR tho y l.. l.. Mr.
and Mrs - i. OI,rllly. Dr. and Mra
D. A. Hrnsboor Mr. and Mrt. A. n,
Tyson, Mr. and Mra Dan Drew. Mr.
and MIR =. J Gallagher. SIR and
Mrs. o. o. Mercer Tor the &. b. A..
AIr and Mrs Edward Couuor. Mr.
and Mrs Frank J Hurley. Mr. and
Nfra James Mccormack Mr. and
Mrs Frank J Barrett. SIR and Mu,
Cyril j. FuirhurHt
The committee jn charge includes
Miss Mhrrurrt Meycm. chairman.
Miss Mabel Luby. Miss Ethel Han.
nan. Mas Constance Carpenter. Miw
Florence Wat,h Tor The c. u. s..
Miss Evelyn Smith. chairman Mua
Bcrnles Niece. MIN Frances John.
son. Mas Grace Butler. Miss Gene
We've Hahn for the T. l.. L.. Mr.
stephen pitzen. chairman. Mr.. An.
drew Morrison. =, Ehston Conway,
Howard LrClair Mr. Pat Meyers. FOR
the X, Of &.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29
Junior Leagues PARTY
Is Notable Function

The spanish ballroom and the
Italian room al The olympic assem-.
bled a gay and brilliant thrung sat.
nrday evening for the highly sue.
cessful cabaret dinner dance spon.
'orcd BY the Junior League.
Coming first on the interesting
Program was a group which adver.
Used various business houscs-Nfrs.
Minor Lie in a fur coat. Mrs. Fran.
els H. Brownell. Jr.. In a Liberty
bell, representing Seattle bank.
Miss Laura Emory. wearing a Grim.
son dress with specdometer as an
lnklet. and motto. speed Gets
Them advertising a lumber com.
Dany: Mrs. MARRIED. Bolcorn. a cross.
wurd puzzle; Miss Lucy semple
swanstrom. sports: Miss Elizabeth
Folsom. milk maid: Mrs. ". {. II.
Lewis. In a condensed milk can COS.
tune: Mrs. John T. Heffernan Jrz
carrying flower parasol. Mrs.
Evan 5. McCord. wearing q hat
box: Mrs. Gilbert Black. a brides
costume.
The cabaret program was very
smart and exceedingly well execut.
81. The first number was the "Berl
Hop and Elevator Girls Dance. +"
Participating were the Misses Vlr.
giuia Merrill. Achsa Lou Powell
Laura Emory. Betty Dcvoe and
Ahce Blake. Messrs. John Ryan. Jr..
Thomas Green. Jr., Clarke Ewing
and William Mcmillan.
Next came The Fantasy in Blue"
with Mrs. Arthur Latimer in a solo
number and Mrs. Leo Black. Mrs.
Charles Kerr. Mrs. Henry Dear.
born and Miss Alice Hole.
Miss Elizabeth Lea and Miss
Achsa Lou Powell followed In a
song and dance number. Not the
Duncan Sisters"
Don't Mind the Rain" was
danced by Mrs. Keith Logan Bullltt
With Mrs. Edwin r. Hogg, Jr., and
The Misses Frances Green. Dorothy
Campbell. Betty Morrison. Nancy
Emory. Elizabeth Lea, Kathleen
Donahoe and Dorothy Allen.
The concluding number was
tango expected with professional
akill BY Mrs. Henry Dearborn and
Nr. Thomas Green. Jr.
The "Cigaret Girls" in plctur.
esque costumes. were Mrs. Walter
3eEwan Tomkins. Mrs. Alexander
PHngle. Mrs. J. Fergus McRee. Mrs.
lawrence Arnold. Mrs. Albert
Charles stubb and Miss Doris
Fischer.
The patrons and patronesses were
Ars. John Collins, Mr.. and Mrs.
John II. Powell, Mr.. and Mrs. John
D. Farrell. Mrs. Clarence Peck,
Mrs. George william Fisher. Mr..
and Mrs. John c. Mcmillan, Mr..
and sfrs. Fred Baxter, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. d. Merrill. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Green, Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua
Green, Mr.. and Mrs. C1nrance
BIeihen, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Anes.
viz and Mrs. Harry r. ostrander.
ar and Mrs. a. y. Stewart. Mr..
ana Mrs. William d. Perkins. Mr.
ana Mrs. r. J. Trafford.Huteson
mr. and Mrs. David Edward Skin.
neF Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kelleher,
rear Admiral and Mrs. J. " Chase.
lieutenant Colonel and Mrs. How.
hd Davlds. Mr. and Mrs. George r.
nyerE, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
s'ruye. Mr.. and Mrs. c. y. stimson,
snoge aud Mrs Burke. Mr.. and Mrs.
.fancis Guy F'rink, Mr.. and Mrs.
:, D. Kerry, Mrs. a. n. Anderson,
az. and Mrs. David Grant. Major
ana Mrs. J. +. Douglas.
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Informal Tea for
NeiC York Guest

To honor her sister Mu rid5lo
Henry o. New York city, who is her
house guest, Mrs, Donald A. Michel,
son VIII entertain with an informal
tea az her home on Tuesday after
noon.
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Informal Dance at Home

Miss Mary dc Veuvc viii enter
tain with an informal dance az her
homo on New Years eve. tn honor
Of group % Girls who are at home
for the holidays.