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del trabajo para que las estudien
resuelvan en- las asambleas de trabaja-
dores agricolas.
Leyose una carta del Sr. Remigio Me
to, de Afiasco, de enero IA. trasmitida
por el Negocia6o del Trabajo. en- Ia
cual comunica haberse declarado una
huelga de trabajadores agricolas deman
dando aumento de salaries. Tambi6n 50
lego un telegrama corToborando dicha
situaci6n enviado por el Inspector del
Trabajo destacado en- aquella zona. En-
tai virtud la Comisi6n acord6 esperar
hasta el jueves para conocer la inscr-
maci6n total del estado de huelga y
patronos afectados, para ofrecerles los
servicios de la cOmisi6n.
Leyose un telegrama procedente de
Barceloneta, de enero Il. transmitido
pOr ell NegociadO del Trabajo, ell cuaI
dice; y
"Escala salaries pagados por eI
sr. Georgetti trahajadores agrico-
las fuctua .seteuta centayos a uno
cinco. A pesar semejante irrisi6n
trabajadores acuerdan seguir traba-
jando hasta Sc agoten recursos lega-
les conciliaci6n.
Jose CoRDE?Ro ROSARIO.
Sec. Comite de Huelga.
En- relaci6n con dicho telegrama ell
Presidente de la Comisi6n inform6 que
ell sr. Georgetti habia hecho una ofer
ia de salaries para sus trabajadores,
cuya information Sc hara conocer de
los representatives obreros para que en-
asambleas deiiberantes ellos resuelvan
inteligentemente.
Con fecha enero 10 Sc recibi6 el si-
guiente telegrama de Rio Piedras:
sr. F. Paz Granela,
San Juan.
''250 mujeres que trabajamos fabri-
ca de H. H. scoville reclamamos 8 ho-
ras un peso. Mire 10 que I'd. pusus
hacer por nosotras.
Mercedes SANDoyAL,
Pie. Comite de Hueiga.
A ese telegrama Sc lie envi6 el 81
guiente:
Sra. Mercedes Sandoval,
Pta comite de Huelga,
Rio Piedras, P. R.
''Recibi sa telegrama. Lo Eevars Low
II reunion de la Comision de Media
cion Conciliaci6n para aetuar inns-
diatamente
f. PAZ GRANEEA,
Sec. Com. de Med. y Con
Habiendose leido sl telegrama que in
forma sobre la huelga de las trabaJa-
doras de Rio Piedras, Ia comIsiE accr-
do ofreceries los servicios inmedistos
a los ratronos para tratar diroctanen-
te de resolver eli es:ado lie haelga he
una manera harm6nlca para las pa-tes.
Leyose una copia iel inlpoGtante IN
forme enviado al Goberpado- INFERNO
por ell Comisionado d. Agriculture
Trabajo en- relaci6n aon Su investiga-
ci6n personal sobrc n huelga EN- las
dos colonias de la South Porto Rico su
gar Company.
Instruida por dicho informs Ia Co
mission discuti6 amplianente la sitna-
ci6n deplorable en- qua trabaiaa los ira
bajadores agricolas de Ia Guanica Gen.
tral v los medios legales para interve-
mir en- Ell conficto, acordandoss sclici-
tar del Negociado del rrahajo. qre por
medic de su inspector envie Ia CO.
mission los informes relacionados con Ia
Continds en- Ia pag 9
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PoR RADIO

Ia comandsncia de las fuerzas que
operan en- Culebras, segdn informes, Sc
puso en- contacto por radio con los aviO
mes one estan en- San Juan, mantenien
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Presidential DEL DUELo

En- la Presidencia del duelo iban, Ell
Gobsrnador INFERNO, senior Coats, Ell
Presidente INFERNO del senado, senior
Hernandez Lopez, ell Presidente del
Tribunal Supreme, don Emilio del To-
TO, el Coronel del Regimiento, senior
Ross. los jueces asociados del Tribu-
nal Supreme, Wolf y Audrey, ell Conf
sionado de Servicio Publco, senior Diez
de Andino ell Comandante de Mari
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na cargo de Ia Estaci6n Inalambri-
ca
Ell DESFLE
FL cortejo finepre parti6 de la casa
Acadia y sigui6 spor la calIe ''salva-
dor Brau" hasta Ia plaza de Colon, de
(COntinGa en- la pagina iO)
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FL prObIerna de Ia wien
da en- los barriOS bajOs de
Pta. de Terra ha SidO de-
finitivamente reSueItO pOr
Ia COmiSi0n de HOga-
res SECURES

In eI GIIimO al0 fiscal eI GObiernO de
?. R. habia IiquidadO 577 indemHila-
clones pOr destruction de CaSaS en- d.
cha IONA, 10 naI asGende a $31,1O5.-
rs, de los que $S,S26.OO Sc paga-
ron en- metdIiCO $13,4S7.22 en- Gt-
ditOS para CdSas en- el BaHiO ObrerO,
qnedandO alR 31l cases peRdienteS
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Segdn nuestros infOrmes. los avio-
nes estaran aqui hasta esta tarde. FL
prop6sito de su viaje aqui es recoger
la correspondence que venga del Nor
te en- el barco de hoy, Y llevarla a In
isla de Culebras donde Sc reconcentra
la Flota. Estos viajes, seguramente.
seran repetidos todas Las semaEas, mien
tras duren las maniobras navales en-
Ia isla de Culebras.
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do Ia communication hasta que essos
acuatizaron.
En- LA Puntilla" reuniose una gran
multitud que presenci6 cuando los hi-
zarros aeronautas saltaron a TERRA.
Ell oBJETo DEL vIAJE A SAN
JUAN
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(COntinia en- la pag. 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-20
Music
Spargur Quartet Gives
Artistic PROGRAM

Tho last OF n series OF four artistic
chamber music concerts by tho Spar
CUR string quartet was given last
evening IN tho auditorium OF tho
Womon's University club. ConBid.
crod one OF tho leading organizations
OF lts kind and having won recogni'
tion FOR ,hcir excellent Interpretation
of chamber music. their concerts nro
always one OF the leading oyonts OF
tho musical season IN the city
An added feature Of lust evenings
program was tho playing OF Fritz
SrciEler's quartet. A Minor" n
work. IN four movements. the per.
formnnce Of which requires virtues.
ity OF the first order both technically
and unsteady
Funeral March" tho slow move.
ment OF Taehaikowaky,' quartet. 70
Fiat Minor, opus 3d." considered ono
Of tho composers greatest works.
waa given n dignlfled Interpretation.
"Quartot Blav OpuH 20" by Gluzou'
now. which followed, is an exquisite
composition and WINS given mas.
teriy reading. Both the Tschaikow.
sky and Glazounow numbers wero
given their initial performance DO.
/ fore Seattle audience last evening,
In response 20 tho prolonged np'
plause that followed. MncDowell's
ITO wild Rose" and Boccherinl's
"Minuct' were given for encores.
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Album fer lunth.sn

Adjourn fer luncheon
fis0p. m,-DsyOtlonAl service, Mrs.
Laura jacobson.
Hoio--"Jod ntiil Answers Prayer"
AffH, gsrtis snyder
Community action Tor Law 0bssrT-
Hucs
Addrsas--"gst Together 20 win, Keep
ths Unity IN Community" Rev.
Cleveland isisihausr.
Ringing white Ribbon Rally Song"
Addrsss-"Ths Patriotism and Power
OF the ballot" Airs W. .. orir-
void.
Singing -'-york for Enforcement"
Address -''isducation for Total ABB
sunonne," Dr. Joseph H. Pope.
Address -"Our JHbiiss Objsctlyss"
Mrs. ELLA A. Bools.
600 ,. M Singing win hiilion
Members"
gao ,. ~. deception ia pshOrs Of
church.
Gao ,. M Dinner served BY ladies or
tho entertaining church.
Violin solo Miss Coral KITS. sssiatsd
hy Miss Ryiyia Hodge
1850 p, M Devotional soryles-HeN II.
y. Tsmplston.
paEoant-'-rhs cfusads Days OF -"
under tho supervision Of Mrs. JOY
Rasmussen. Seattle.
hnsle.
7itg m.--Addrsss. MIRA Ella A. Boois.
February 12
$3.50 a. m.--Dsyotionsi services.
1900 a. m.-slnRing The world il
Going Dry"
Round table OF country presidents
led by Mrs. Bools.
Remarks and 6nggestions BY our ma
tionAl guest Airs Bools.
HinEinE Some Glad Day"
Adjourn for luncheon.
1910 p. m.-Dsyotionhi services.
Our state DsphrtmcntH-Mr nools
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Music Fruternities to
Gire AnilllnL Concert

Mu Phi Epsilon and Phi AIu
Alpha. national music fraternltias,
win present their annual Joint con.
cert this year In tho women's Uni.
versliy club. Sixth and Spring. Feb
ruary Is. at $50 .. m.
Among those on the program VIII
be; Miss Ada Tilley. soprano: KAth.
orino Peterson. eontrulto: Helen
FeFryman. piano: Mr.. Charles
Hamm and Mr.. George Allen. vocal
duets: Mr.. David DurInan. violin.
and Miss Ruth Allen and Miss
Kathleen Munro. accompanies.
The committee In charge OF the
concert includes Miss Olive Har.
tung. Miss Kathleen Munro. Miss
Ruth Alien. Miss Edith Porter. Mr.,
TaiuaEo Elwcil. Mr.. Charles Hamm
and Mr.. George Allen.
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Mrs. Street
Honor Guest

To honor Mrs. kathryn crysler
street Of Portland. the guest o.
Mrs. Farwel Putnam Lilly. who
viii appear in concert next Tues.
day evening az the Nvomcn's Uni.
vcrsity club auditorium. q number
o. entertainments are being given
this week
Among them are luncheon Mrs.
Harry Worth Will givo az tho Col.
lego club on Thursday afternoon;
Mrs. Adelina Garcia Appleton's
party this evening az tho Russian
henent; a luncheon Mrs. H. A. See.
berger viii give on Friday after.
noon. and Mrs. Appleton's informal
affair on the same evening.
Monday Miss Marjorie Miller
complEIncnted Mrs. Street with a
luncheon a; the womsa's univer.
- club. and this afternoon Mrs.
VsGh Wiley was hostess az lunch.
con and bridge.
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Luncheon for
Yakima Visitors

Mrs. Bcr;ram Wallace entertained
with a dinner of ten covers NJ her
home last week In honor OF Mrs.
J r. shusfler and Mrs. Olivia Vial
OF Yakima. Tulips ana vRisntines
wcrs the attractive table decora.
lions.
During tho afternoon Mrs John
Mccormack and Mrs. Wallace. Jr..
added 20 tho pleasure OF tho guests
BY contributing several musical
nunbcrA
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBaister Telephone MA n.o6OO
/ Assistant-Franees Oldham
ID Music-Louse Raymond Owens
Three Honor Guests at Breakfast; Dinner at
Club Before Russian Benefit

honor guests viii DO Mira. Ambrose
~ Bailey. Mrs, y, }, brown and
Mrs shank,
The dining room win 10 In charge
Of Mrs. William 5, Bell and Mrn.
w H. Hagen and presiding at the
urns win DO Mrs. IL. ~ Compton,
Mrs, H. i. McRae. Mrs. W. W. Dc
Forrest and Mrs, c. II. nagyard
Assisting about tho rooms win ha
Mrs w. u, Rowland. Mira. II. NJ
Grlhhle, Mrs, Fred Ernst, Mrs. NJ
A. sohon. Mrs. George Diggs. Mrs
Henry Elliott. Mrs. NJ. II. Moody
Ars. J. II, negley. Mrs. Willard
Thomas and Mrs. ]. r. Collins.
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and whist. Tho COMMITTEES IN
charge includes Mru. Eva Fer,
chairman: Mra. Helen Spencer. AIRS.
Jessie Lewis. Mn. Emma Dunbar
and Mrs. Louis selhar.
w. II. A. SOCIAL CLUB
Tho w. u. 4. Social club. No. 2. o,
the Maccabecs. will meet with Mrs
". r. Ray. sit saith ave. Thursday
February Il. Take car No. II and
get off AZ s4th and walk one and
ono half blocks south. Members and
friends welcome.
woALAN's CENTURY
CLUB I,
Tho AmericanIzntion department
OF tho Woman's Century club will
meet Thursday. February u. for a
IL o'clock luncheon. az tho Y. w.
G. A. MTa. Howard steele win speai,
on "state.wlde Amcricanlzatlon~
and Mr.. Luther Wccdin. United
states immigration commissioner.
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viii talk on Immigration"
RECEPTION TO
HONOR OFFICERS
A reception In honor Of Mrs
Walter Bcais. PRESIDENT Mra. Kate
Simpson. ylee president. and Mrs.
Garrison Babcock. secretary. staio
officers Of tho American Legion
Auxiliary. win b. given by tho Aux.
iliAry TO University post No. II.
Thursday afternoon. from . 10 .,
at tho homo Of Mrs. George w.
Beeler, 1879 ~. sTth st
ALPHA CLUB
Tho Alpha club viii meet with
Mrs. p. S. Masters. 2s2T Franklin
ave. Thursday. February 81.
Luncheon at 1880 p. m.
ST. MARTINS MOTHERS CLUB
81. Martins Mothers club win give
card party and ten Thursday. Feb
ruary Il. At p. m. at tho homo OF
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Guild Win Giue
Bridqe Tea

A bridge tea 4, IRE home Of Mrs..
Arden Smith has been arranged by
81. MnrEarrt's Guild OF 81. Mark 5
church. for Monday afternoon.
February -.
The tea service win b presided
over by Mrs James Hamilton de
vcuve. Airs. John u. McIauchlan.
Mrs. Edwin Ripley and Mrg. Donald
MeEachcrn. The Misses Dorothy
Lane. Catherine Unlock. Ruth Nib
lock and Mary MeEaehcrn VIII as.
sist-
Tables may b reserved by calling
Mr. Smith and Mrs. Mcf.ach.rn-
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Orthopedic Tea
and Thrift Shops

81. Margaret's Guild OF 81. Marks
church. with Mrs u. McEaehsran
hostess, viii bo IN charge Of the
service at tho orthopcdic Tea Shop
Thursday. Assisting wa ha Mrs.
James IT. do vcuye. Mrs. Earl do
veuve, Mrs. J. II. Gaftuoy. Mrs.
W. C. woodward. Mrs. Edwin Rip
ley. Mrs. II. G. obsr. Mrs. Leo
Baker. Mrs. Norman 7. Burton.
Mrs. Clark Jackson. Mrs. r. w.
Condor. Mrs. W. w. Turner. Mrs
Charles Brockman and Mrs. II L.
Alien.
Tho Renton HIl Guild. with Mrs
+. u. LATER and Mra. w. d. Free
man. will have charge OF the Thrift
shop Thursday morning and First
Hin Guild. with Mrs. s. s. Coffin,
In tho afternoon.
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c. r. L.. will arrive Thursday morn
ing 10 speak az the conference, the
program OF which Is as follows.
s.tga. m,--opsninE Of conferences. Mrs.
February I'll
T1ilian ~ Vinesnt. state president
presiding,
Devotional services. Mrs. HArK Frank
In. state srsnEsilstio supsrintsnd'
sut
Hinglng--"Amsfies-"
En,rAnc. Of color bearers; ssiuts q
tho sisEi the Americans creed
patriotic reading. Mrs. Lulu Sud-
ftth.
IN charge OF Mr. Bpddrsth)
Singing Crusade oieFy song"
Address -''Our Crusade Days Of ~
Mrs i.tiiian ". Vincent.
Singing Bound the Jubilee Nrs
Prank -. Whippis,
Address The Greater Task AhesS
our New Crusade" Airs. Eiis
Hoois. national ". c. T. L. Esss
of honor.
HlnEiug -"its IN tho Constitution"
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operate Quartet
Gives Concert

The concert given last evening In
tho Masonic temple by tho Seattle
operatlo Quartet club. directed By
Frederick William Zimmerman.
proved TO DO well balanced and we'll
sung. Tho solos and ensembles were
all operate. In tho Lucia sextet tho
singers were Gudnnna Powell. 30
prono. Pauline Shea Ward, mezzo.
y. vs.. Zimmerman and Marshall
sohl. teuora. Carl Hoffman and David
W. Powell. bass Also assisting on
tho program was Rose Richardson,
soprano. and Genevleye Either. alto.
Rose Richardson Is n debutanio with
voice OF considerable promise. Tho
only instrumental numbers were
pianoforte b. Jack Pcrine, son OF
Fred j. Perine. Of this city. Young
SIR. Perine Is both brilliant and
sound and possesses tho rare gif, OF
atmosphere.
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Reception at
Mrs. Shnnb's Home

Mrs. corwin 8. Shank win open
her hons on Thursday afternoon
from until 4 o'clock for tho re-
ception tho wenen's society Of tho
49, Baptist church win give In
0nor OF aira. w. 81. Llvengood.
The new president Of tho organlza-
ton. and Mrs. J. J. lea. tho rctir-
Ing president.
In the receiving Inc with IN.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-20
CLUBS FOR THURSDAY

BRITISH CLUBS
LEAP YEAR DANCE
The British clubs OF Seattle. under
tic auspices Of the British American
association. will hold leap year
dance Thursday. February Il, at
Christcnxeu's hall. . O'Clock. Men
VIII serve the punch and one Of the
ladies' win be the floor director for
the evening. ". II. Coffin. chair
man.
GREENWOOD CHAPTER, o. r. 8.
The Greenwood Chapter. o. Z. s.,
will give a dance in Greenwood hall.
s5rd and Greenwood ave. Thursday
evening. February FL. Eastern Stars.
Masons and friends invited.
WOMEN or MoOSEHEART
LEGION
The Women Of Afooseheart Legion
viii meet Thursday. February II. at
,. m, In Moose temple. Initiation.
WHITTIER HEIGHTS
IMPROVEMENT CLUB
Tn-he Whittier Heights Improve
nt club will give n card party nj
~ homo OF Mrs. II. II. Mason. 1891
Eighth ave. y. w. Thursday. Febru-
airy II, from until 4 o'clock
woMANs CITY CLUB
Following the regular MONDAY
meeting Of the woman's city club
az the Y. w. &. a. on Thursday.
February II, when the candidates
for mayor Will speak. the club win
give bridge and nah jongg tea
a. American Legion headquarters,
500 Third ave, the hours being
from 14J 10 O'Clock. Mrs. j.. b.
jameson 70 chairman OF arrange
msnts.
A. tho te1 hour Mrs. Carrie
Buell.. Mrs. Henry Landes. Mra. IL
J.. MaIiby and Mrr. Il. W. liar.
grave will preside At the urns.
Table reservations may be made
b. calling Mrs. HaTgrave. KE nwd-
<8is; Mrs. David Baldwin. KE nwd
GIG. 1rs. i. +. Jameson, bE nwu'
$40.
Members OF the board OF the
Wonan's City club and their titles
~ beads Of committees include:
5frs. Carrie Buell.. PRESIDENT Mrs
y. a. seibert. vice president; Mrs
y. Jameson. treasurer; Drs. T.
~ Hargrave. recording fccretary
Airs. Henry Jandes. municipal ciit
zenship. 1rs. Nathan EcIisteins Mrs
II. T.. Maltby. constitution and By
Lawn. Nra. y l.. Raiiaine. better
films. 3fra. Carl schcrmer; Mrs
George X. Mclaughlin. parllamen
tartan: sifH. George T. Dalton. pro
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What experts say

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experts, il based on lifetimes OF hair
study. They gavo me these reasons
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They check tho hair growth and
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Assisting at
fAca Dance

OAt the tea dance saint Nicholas
school VIII give ON Friday after.
noon. February 20. from 4 until {
o'eiock. presiding at the urns viii
lo Mrs. II. ID. Merrill. Mrs. John
W, Eddy. Mrs. Alexander NJ. weth.
eFiii. Mrs, Ivan Hyland. Mrs =.
Weldon Young, Mrs. y. +. Sweeney.
Mrs. 2. y. Chinn. Mrs. Reginald
Parsons and Miss Adelaide Nickels.
Tickets FOR tho affair. which is
Tor the support OF a bed az tho
orthopedic hospital. may be obtain,
sd from any student a; the school,
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
FOR w. C. T. U.

PROGRAM FOR w. C. T. U.
CONFERENCE
Tho Jubilee meeting Of the w. C.
T. L. will be held February - and
%. AZ tho University Presbyterian
church.
Mrs. Ella Alexander Bool-. treas
urcr OF tho Worlds W. c. r. o., al
well az vice president OF tho national
and president Of tho New York W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-20

IIoNoRtNG Mrv, Thomas Merrill
II 81 Duluth. who Is Visiting ia
town. Mrs. Frederick Bausman. who
returned sunday night NOM several
months travel abroad. and Mru. 4.
:. Kerry. who viii leave shortly ON
a tr,p 90 HONOLULU Mrs. 4. J, Trat,
ford .Hutoson viii entertain with a
small breakfast Thursday at the
sunset club
Invitations have been limited 90
close friends OF tho honor guests.
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Dinner Honors
Dir. LltndU

Or. J. c. Moore gave a dinner Of
twenIyfou covers on Tuesday oven.
ing az tho Rainier club IN honor OF
DR.. John Lundy. who VIII leave
shortly for Rochester. Minn.. 10 Join
the staff Of the Mayo clinic.
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Dinner Planned
Before Ball

Before tho Junior League ball on
Thursday evening. February Is, at
tho Masonic temple. Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy witter win entertain with a
dinner Of ten covers at tho Rainier
club.
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LdnSonS Dinner
Hosts TONIGHT

pr. aud Mrs, Otis Floyd Lamson
win entertain ten guests a, dinner
this evening az tho womcn's Unlver,
sity club before the Russian benefit
a, the Masonic temple.
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on duty
in all weathers
assisting in Concentration By state

assisting IN Concentration By state
supsrintsndsnta.
Forming Of the Unity Circle. singing
''Blest BE tbs Tie That Binds"
900 .. M Meeting OF the official board.
100 =. m.--Hesting Of the executive
committee.
Mercer PIT. 4. viii meet Thur
day. February 81. Of p. m. Mis-
Julia Shourek will give an illustrated
talk on Northwest Scenery and In
duBtries." Refreshments and so
cial hour will follow tho program.
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Mrs. ]. J. coffey. iiIa 18th ave. y.
The hostess will be assisted BY Mrs.
~ colbor; Dalton. Mra Anna Tur.
ner. Mrs. ]. J. Doyle and Mrs. a.
MnI.huFhiln.
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Personal

Mr., ana Mru. Frederic strive. Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Barnes, Col. and
Mrs, Alexander NJ. wethsrill. Mrp.
Richard Perry. Miss Catherine COL
Inns, MIR. ana Mrs. Robert Il. Greer
and Mr. James MaefRrlano VIII
spend tho coming weekend IN VIC
torla. Is. G.
Mrs. Aubrey wilton, and Mrs.
Joseph Long viii sail Thursday on
the Emma Alexander for California,
10 BIO gone three weeks.
Mrs. o. J. David and small son,
Jack. will return this evening from
months visit In California.
Mr.. Ernest Ferguson. who has
been spending n short time In town,
left Saturday for his home In Los
Angeles,
Mr.. 4. II. Bacon OF YhiimA re.
turned lhzt nigh. 20 his home. after
spending few days as tho guest
OF his brother and aister.in.law. Mr..
and Mrs. Cecil Bacon.
PadsrewHii appears in Seattle un.
der the local management OF tho
Ladies' Musical club.
Mrs. Donald Mcclellan returned
4 Sunday from n weeks visit in Port.
land, motoring up with Mr.. and Mrs
George a. Kribbs,
Mr.. and Mru. Paul @, Carrier have
returned from visit OF several
months In California.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. DAnziger left
this week for a two months trip to
California.
Nr. and Mrs. J. d. Farrell and
Miss Helen Farrell. who are IN Cal,
itornih. wero guests. last week. At
tho Hotel Ambassador.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Ives arc
expected homo Thursday from a
ylsl, OF several weeks Ia California.
Mrs. Elizabeth Winters OF Airing
ton. 3. d. IL the guoat OF hes
daughter. Afrs. Harriet +. Brown.
Mr.. and Ars. Ernest Leo Conner
arc receiving congratulations upon
The birth Of q danehier February
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-20
rRANKLN HIGH PIT. a.
WEST SEATTLE
woAlAN's CLUB

The West Seattle woman's club
will have Colonial luncheon on
Thursday. February II. with Mrs. II.
8. Phinncy acting as hostess. The
topic for tho day VIII be Colonial
Women" bv Mrs. W. a. Gordon.
The members OF tho club will APP
pear in costumes appropriate 10 the
Colonial period.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-20

Mr.. and Ars. Ernest Leo connor
arc receiving congratulations upon
tho birth Of daughter. February
rs. at tho Swedish hospital.