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Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-20
THE TAYLOR TENT
SHOW BURNS DOWN

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The Canon City Record given the
following account Of the disastrous
fire Of The Taylor Players company
at that place June 10th. The Taylor
company played weeks enpage-
ment in Monte Vista last season:
The tent Of the Taylor Players
company at the corner of Eighth
street and Greenwood avenue waa
destroyed by fire shortly after $3.50
O'Clock this morning with most OF
its contents. entailing a loss esti-
mated at 5000. There was no in
surance on the property. Just how
the fire originated does not seem to
be very clear but the most plausible
story obtainable Is that II was
caused by burning some waste pa
per in one Of the stoves in the tent.
The blaze from the paper 1t is said.
communicated to the canvas wall
near by and few minutes later the
entire tent was enveloped in flames.
Ten minutes after the fire started
the huge tent. 60xl20 feet In dimen.
sions. was reduced to a heap Of
smoking material. altho the seats,
furniture and stage within 1t con-
tinued to burn until extinguished
by the fire department.
All OF the stage scenery and ac-
cessories were destroyed. as was also
some Of the personal effects Of the
members OF the company. A part
Of the wardrobe was saved. but not
all OF 1t. Jack Daugherty. the
comedian of the company, lost all Of
his personal belongings. A trunk
containing his clothing and other
effects was near where the fire
started and those engaged in salv-
aging the contents of the tent were
unable to get to It on account OF
the intensity of the heat. Some of
the personal belongings Of the mem
hers were of considerable sentimen-
tai. As we'll as intrinsic. value and
cannot be replaced. As far as can
he ascertained none Of the members
carried any insurance on their per-
sonal belongings and the loss In
every instance Ii a total one.
The fire department was sum
moned As soon - possible after the
discovery OF the flames and made .
quick run to the scene Of the trouble
but most Of the tent was destroyed
before its arrival. owing to the
rapidity of the blaze. II got into
action In short order after reaching
the scene and did valuable work In
estinsuishinE the flames in the tent
contents before the fire had made
the ruin complete. or the thousand
or more folding chairs in the tent
several hundred were saved by the
work OF the fire department
The Taylor Players company be-
gan Its summer tour in Arizona
some two months ago and had filled
engagements at three Colorado
towns before coming to Canon City
week ago. II was doing n good
business here and proprietor and
patrons alike regret the destruction
OF the big tent this morning. Mr..
Taylor stated today he would i'm
mediately take steps TO purchase q
new outfit and re-estabiish the busi-
ness. II would. he said. require =
week or ten days to get q new tent
and reassemble the needed fittings
and equipment. The company. he
continued. had the prospect Of .
good years business ahead Of II and
plans for It's engagements during
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-20

order that 1t may take full, advant-
age of its opportunities. 81 never
had fire before. concluded Mr.
Taylor. "and for the moment / am
at loss to know how to proceed to
get out of the predicament result
ing from today's disaster"
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-20
CARD OF THANKS

desire to express my apprecia-
tion and sincere thanks to my kind
friends and neiGhbors and to the
societies who sent me the beautiful
flowers and expressions Of good will
during my illness at st. Joseph's .
sanitarium At Del Norte.
MRS. JAS. 8. WARREN.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-20
LIVESTOCK MEETING

At City Hall Monte Vista, Mon
day. June 90. at s .. m. Everybody
interested in the marketing OF live
stock. especially hogs. should attend
this meeting. Del Norte and Center
have saved money for their growers
SO can we.
RIO GRANDE CO. FARM BUREAU
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-20

says that Congress "must never
have power to override Supreme
Court decisions"
Why not! Supreme Court de-
eisions are no better than the men
that render them. And judges are
No better than the man appoint
inG them. presumably.
Congrsss represents the people,
and II the people cannot be trusted
. manage their own Affairs, in
eluding their own Supreme Court
3edese, they ought 70 60 back to
H. hndefgaFtsn under King
0sorgs Of England and not pre-
t0A 70 rule themselves.
Apparently La Toilette inten',
- run Independently for the asi-
lsney. He now says he will 90 so
aalsss bs<h old parties are
D1rSsd." Il isn't likely that either
party Will consent 70 such . purg-
6g - Dr. La Toilette would pre-
sc1ibs.
La Toilette cannot be elected,
aod knows II. But he can spoil all
~ plans and calculations Of poll
t3eiAns. u that seems TO him worth
While. Some that know him well
d not believe be will run the risk
q bsing rsspoasibls. toward the
end Of his career. Of making
Osmoefst3e Presidsnt. That was
1ooesvsat's farswsll accomplish
0sat.
Dr.. oiesa, professor Of Assyri-
eaogy st he Univsrsity Of Penn
sylvania, discovees . Babylonian
writing giving tAs ags Of Noah -
O.s00 year,. This makas ol Ne
0uselah . poor sscoad. ExAegsr-
alton Of time and other thinGs, on
tAs big ssd ths little side, was
common svesyWhero IN tAs old
Aays.
shape. made aAortsr Of longer.
Palaces we're bslt n . second, the
World was created n six days.
Wise msn lived Thousands Of ysaSs.
All this doss ~ tnvalidate ~
Fundamental valUs e kissostsal
records.
whatsvR sass hApeaas in ~
Democratic eonvsaA1so, 6aitA aai
McAdoo eoaSiss1 eosjd eosesel 3
Il thsy sosA ~ ts9stAe; \
would b tAsiS ceavsnttoa. Noea.
Ny tAsy vill est taesGAss. MaAloo
wants 70 b pTse3deot; netAan9 -
would %. Al Saith aigAt 3 ~.
ished . - vtse-Pr ,iAsnt = sAast
with. TAat vo1ld make Q eoahl.
nation hard - eeat-espseially Y
Ia Follstts 6eei6ss - run and eut
. large ie4spsa1sne Dtses oct q
0s RspsAkina vses b ssvsral
.,Is.s.s:. ,SI',e'::si.: 2. - .:e::.s -. ,:r!sss
Is;oSs 49, - ~ ~: II -,
s1rs Il witnesses. This natiaa
may pass smother iahsilsd "ehild
=" -. >'aro
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-20

Mis- Grace Smith underwent an
sperstion for removal Of tonsils the
first Of the week and u mueh IN.
DeUvel.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-20

Joaathaa Smith left Monday Tor
lllisois and Missouri whore he will
visit relatives and look after bust
ness iatsrests.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-20

ciy1isseisa \. Dass.a v.r,ess
..i!ssseesa. sse ..l:vssy." - .rs-
Ilgtose paeesu1sa,s 80 ~ ~.
may pass smother labelled "ehild
'r-" ir =" -. >,po
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-20
FORD IN FLORIDA.
8 BILLION CIGARETTES.
THE POST OFFICE PAY.
'McADOO AND SMITH"

Henry Ford has bought a great
tract Of land in Florida, including .
county seat and good many build
ings. He gets wood for his cars
from forests in the North. He
will now, it is said, establish rubber
plantations in Florida to supply
material for his tires.
From producer to consumer" u
his motto.
WATCH FLORIDA. That one
State among forty-eight In this
Union will before many years have
passed be q gigantic nation in u
self.
One task IN the United States b
not neglected. and that's the lob
Of burning up eigarsttss. In AIeil
the factories turned out more than
Ave thousand millions Of ei9arsttss,
and the output u constantly in.
creasing. In four months this year
the country smoked two thousand
million more cigarettes than IA TIE
same period last year.
II young gentlemen devoted 70
other tasks the concentration and
careful attention and choosing that
they devote to cigarettes. what .
world this would be for accom-
plishment.
1t 10 suggested that President
Coolidge will veto the bill TO rage
the pay OF post Office employees. on
the ground that "the nation can't
afford it." The President would
hardly say that. The nation CAN
afford it, and it can't afford 70
treat faithful public servants
meanly.
The nation supplies the Prcsi-
cent with a nne private yacht TO
go sailing. one that burns many
gallons Of oil and snPloys many
men. II the nation eaa afford that
for the President, who gsts S76, 900
q year besides, II can akord 70 pay
living waess b tAs lst&se easf3af,
who pays Tor HE sAoss thrss tnsc
~hat he used TO pay.
Secre'" - ,'hc N-vy
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-06-20

TRUTH IN ADVERTISING IMPLIES HONESTY
MERCHANDISING
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22

A T the present moment society's
II interest Is ccntcred around the
Junior leagues benefit ball al the
Masonic temple. Thursday evening.
February IS A. an added attrae.
ton 20 tho speciality dances planned
for tho intermission there will DO
cabaret scene with Miss Kathleen
ponahoe IN charge.
These occupying tables viii Include
Mr.. and Nsrs Edward Andrews. Mr.
aud Mrs Casper Clarke. Mr.. ant
Mrs, Stanley Minor Air. and Mrs
Alexander Pringle. Mr.. and Mrs
James Colbert sullivan. Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore Owens. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
JudSon. Mr. and Mrs. Georgc Doug
las. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Green.
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. James Hnight. Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs, Leo Black. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter McFwan Tomkins,
Miss Catherine Collins. Miss Mary
Trimble. Miss Eulalie Merrill. Miss
Alice Blake. Miss Doris Fisher and
the Messrs, Lawrence Wiley. Edwin
Maxwell. Stuart Agcn. Leon AuElas
de Turennc. Everett Earring. Benia.
min Butleg. Arthur IAiimer. Lacy
Hotius and William Mcmillan.
The program OF dances are the
Maids and Walters. Moorish. span.
ish. Clown and Chinese.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
Neigh borhood Tea
ON The 2qth

Mrs. w. S. Grlswold and Mrs. F.
W. Hsrgrayc vein DO hostesses az
tho neighborhood tea 20 he held In
tho University district on Friday
afternoon. February 20. at tho Beta
Theta Pi house. Tho affair win be
given IN the interest OF the Music
and Art Foundation fund ana win
be the third Of a series Of similar
teas given recently IN different dis.
tricts OF the city
Mrs. !lliam Turnacliffe. Mrs. +.
w. Ne Snest, Mrs. II. F, Markham,
Mrs. = J. Brown and Mrs l. g.
Jessrth viii assist the hos,esscs.
During the afternoon Mrs. Am
bross whaley VIII contribute "A
group OF songs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
Music
Special Musical
Program

4 roy am
Tho Green Lake N y church VIII
give a Hpcciai musical program Sun.
day evening. February "a, at $50
O'Clock. nt the church. y. 6bth and
First ave n. y,
The program viii be no follows
nrgan recital b. Mr Kenneth Lyman,
assisted b Mrs Myftis Hale TTsadWsis.
soprano.
'sfhu Palms" ,.s..a...st,st...,.s1F aufu
H..tfsf fsffsf rtsttsFf tFssttt lAAfnHh
thl "ssrsHads" ....tt.ts,,s,.He humann
toi "Andaatn from ION hensta'.a.-
s.-t..ts.s.s.t..s.s.s Beethoven
soprano sole-'Come unta SO" HarrsT
fal star uf Hope .astas.ars thHtiHfs
90 "A Song o. india" ,itlmsl,y sorsssay
ssr.Ssasss RON rir., ''''i french
soprano soio-"So Might There" psHks
'fsHtai March" .rtffs...,s.s.+, .CAlhins
Part Two
Mirsd program ~ the sheir
GLORIA IN Escrisia' ,....s.., iiraeksit
The choir
naritons soio-'i WIN iAft Up Mine
Sir Robert y bradley.
Anthsm-'Ny Path Looks ~ 20
Thee" ,....ss.....ss.... Schneider
Violin obhiirale Niles Marion Ferguson,
Soprano, Mrs John Rheeksis, alto. Mfs.
a. q. Dahl
Alto soio-''t.esd. Kindly IlEht".s...
.s.....st.s.t.,....,.r puEhssEvana
Mrs r. q. nadfofd.
Trio with ohhiigAto List the cher
uhia itnatsH tr....-s.......s.ssG aul
Ladies' chorus and Mr. Robert y.
bradley.
Nc T. ) Allen. director
Mrs. Ivan KlllEpte. ofEaniHi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
Mrs. Henry Honored
This Afternoon

Mrs Charles Willard stimson en-.
tertained with a smart ten this
afternoon az her home al Tho High.
lands, given In farewell 20 Mrs.
Langdon c. Henry. who leaves
shortly for visit IN Honolulu.
Spring flowers blossomed in all
the rooms and adorned tho tea
table. where Mrs Archibald $.
Dowuey and Mrs. Lawrence Boyle
presided.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22

y. aeih At Eastern Stars. Masons
and their friends are most cordially
invited.
MUSIC STUDY CLUB
The Seattle Music study club
will hold It's regular meeting AZ the
homo OF Mrs Frederick II. A. An.
dcrson. 2i22 y. cad 81. on Tuesday.
February &c. az p. IN.
WoMAN's CIVIC CLUB
The regular meeting Of the Won.
ans Civic club VIII be held Tuesday.
February 20. in tho Erickson room
at the Y. w, c. a. The meeting will
be for members only and n large nj.
tendance II requested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
Fellowship Group
Luncheon

Tho MRdronA World Fellowship
group win give a luncheon on Mon
day afternoon az the home OF Mrs.
Alexander Myers. 1904 seth ave.
Mrs. w w. DO Forrest. president
Of the Y. w. c. A.. and Mr., Alfred
I.nndiu. candidate for mayor. win
be tho speakers.
All women in tho Madrona district
arc invited 20 DO present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
Service at
Orthonedic Shops

l.. o. +. club will Be Ia charge
a, tho orthopedie Tea shop on Sat.
urday. with Mrs. ID. Humphrey act.
ing as hostess. assisted BY Mrs. r.
II. Anderson. Mira. Ray Hodgdon.
Mrs. George Mallory. Mrs. l.. T.
Funk. Mrs. s. II. Walker. Mrs.
Herman Roeseh. Mrs, Daniel suiii'
van. Mrs. Emil Schultz. Mrs.
Charles Sullivan. Mrs- W. r. Farley.
Mrs. Frank Rhsbeck. Mrs. T. =,
Brennan. Mira Reno and Mrs. J. q.
Eyer.
The Thrift shop win bo In charge
OF Mrs II. l.. Greene and Mrs. II.
III. Glass all day Saturday. for the
Broadway guild.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
Luncheon for Small
Sister and Guest

For tho pleasure OF her little els.
ter. Mary Oldham. and her small
house guest, Katherine Award OF
Tacoma. who viii come over from
Annie Wright seminary Tor tho week
end. Miss Frances Oldham will have
luncheon OF 10 covers al her home
on Saturday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
- Come Shopping 6Oh ceciue

Who delight re-drcssag roiadows sprg WH
B0u your dapcs avUeigh oe in oaqH t8?
They're making them rfd from the balance to the hens at The @
wa shades that and DOM the old familiar Of
gorgeous chtz pm fn0ed2 The kitchen curtains of checeed
0inghdms entcing
keep ones house flooded Nth light itho glare and heat there
Awnings be planned Mr. Tobias oho spends his daY IN
atmosphere tents dei0hts h0s Doner
patterns striped dresses tho house
outside a floUer garden does!
And by the it's street. planting time today Pre for
vOu!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
ENTERTAINs THURSDAY
PROGRESS CItfH

ENTEkTAlNA THURSDAY
PROGRESS CLUB
Mrs. l. W, Matthews and Mrs. J.
W knight. assisted by Miss Dorothy
Matthews. entertained the Thursday
Progress club az Valentine party
Thursday afternoon. After a short
business session tho afternoon was
given over 10 social enjoyment. Pro.
Ereaalys dominocs was played az five
tables.
Those present were Mrs. G. l..
cardcr. Mrs, s u Cunningham. Mrs.
II G. Epps. AIRS George Holdings.
head. Mrs. ". J. Johnston. Mrs.
Ralph Kinkcad. Mrs. J. W knight.
Mrs, l. ". Matthew'S. Mrs A. Il.
Maraton. Mra. II. r. Mcdonald. Mrs
william Ross Mrs. J. c. Smith. Mrs.
T. ~, Smith. Mrs, A. n Snow. Mrs.
%. ~. Soliday. Mrs a. J.. stsaffens.
MrH. A. 81 Thompson. Mrs. Fred
Thompson. Mrs. T. A. Tnggsr,. Mrs
George worley. Mrs. Valentine. Mrs.
Fairson. Miss Dorothy Matthews ana
Mra. W. 4. Henry. OF Watoryiile.
SEATTLE TEMPLE NO. .
Seattle temple No. .. Pythian Sis.
tiers. viii give a dance on Monday
evening. February 20. az . o'clock,
In tho 40. U. W. hall. 1909 Ninth
ave.
MYRTLE SOCIAL CLUB
Myrtle Social club viii have a card
party Ia tho Masonic temple on Mon.
day. February %. At 2 p. m.
EVERGREEN LODGE
SOCIAL CLUB
Tho Social club Of Evergreen lodge.
A. o. U. W. will give a card party
on Tuesday February 20. NJ . m.
az 1902 Ninth ave.
RAINIER CHAPTER. -. A. r.
The regular monthly meeting OF
Rainier chapter. y. a. r.. will be
held Tuesday. February 20. at ; ?.
m. ~ the home Of Mrs, &. q. Brad.
nsr. 1883 Goth ave Mrs, Bradner
viii be assisted By Mrs. T. r. Davis.
Mrs. Ray Mines. Mrs, {. G. bronson.
Mrs. Virgil ~. Rogue. Miss Lulu II.
Wells. Mrs. W. r. Allison. Mrs. Eliza
Ferry i.Nary. Mrs. r. c. Drndley.
Miss Emma shumway and Mrs.
Elizabeth ] Thorne, Mrs. J. G..
Herbsman will sing A full attend.
ancs Is requested. az important bus.
mess matters are 10 be discussed
cALEIDH CLUB
The caleidh club viii meet with
Mrs r. 8. Sylvester. az Ferncliff.
Bainhridge island. on Tuesday. Feb.
ruary e. Take steamer cambridge.
from Galbniih dock. Pier }. at lo8s
n. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22

weeks. Ia now spending two months
with friends Ia Salt Lake city Later
she will visit her daughter Mira
Henry waheskc, Ia Great Falls.
Mont
ar and Mrs Edward Agnew hre
receiving congratulations upon tho
birth OF a daughter February ~, az
tho Swedish hospital,
Mr.. and Mira Frances Brownei.
tr. Mt and MIR. Edward Andrews.
Miss Virginia Merrill Mlas Lucille
Eyman. SIR. Campbell Kelleher. Mt
Thomas Pclly, Mr. BERNARD pelly
and Mr.. Everett Earling are spend,
ing tho weekend az Longmlre.
Mr.. and Mrs, william o. Mckay
are being congratulated on tho birth
OF a daughter February 20. AZ tho
Minor hospital,
Mrs. +. C. Baboock and Miss Co
rinne Baboock have gone 10 IIoauiam
20 spend tho week.en with SIR. and
Mrs, Thorpe Babcook
DR., y. A. Johanson returned re-
Gently from n short trip East.
Mr.. and Mrs Gerald Shannon and
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert skinner icft TO-
day for Mount Ilainier TO spend tho
weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Andrae win
leave tho last Of this month for tho
East. to DO zone three months.
Mr.. Robert Graham Is expected
homo about March / from a two
months yieit with relatives In Cali.
fornia.
Mrs Anna Thomson Milhurn will
return next Tuesday from Altadena.
Cal. where she has been visiting for
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert A. schoen.
field left Thursday for an extended
Eastern trip. Before returning they
viii visit In bermuda and Palm
Beach.
Mrs. James %. HIogo and dauEh.
ter. Mrs. James Colber, Sullivan. 10.
turned last night from visit OF six
weeks In the East
Mr. and Mrs, II. n. Richmond re.
turned today from a months visit
IN California
Mr. and Mrs John Thomas Con.
con and Mis-. Z, u, Clark have taken
apartments AZ The wilsonian.
Mrs, r. y. whittier left Thursday
for California, 10 bc away month.
Miss Olive Leonard will return
Saturday night from a short visit
In Victoria. u. C.
Dean and Mira David Thomson
left Thursday for Victoria. u c. to
spend the weekend.
Mrs Charles l. Murray urens
Huse) came up Thursday from
California. Captain Murray. at
tached 10 tho 4. e S. Oklahoma.
viii arrive In dag or 70 and will
Be stationed a. Brcmerton for few
months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
COLONIAL SUPPER

COLONIAL SUPPER
a Colonial supper will be served
Friday evening. February %. Mt the
Welsh Presbyterian church. 10th ave.
". and John st. Supper from 6
until o'clock; social hour from Z
10 8. followed by a program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
Assistinn at Tea

AZ Mrs. Walter Wards tea Tor
Mrs. Roger Morse Bone on next
Thursday afternoon. Mrs Lawrence
Arnold and Mrs. John CHI Matthews.
Jr. win pour and Mrs. Folger Pea.
body. Mrs. Cecille Kane. Miss An.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
YOUNGSTOWN CLUB
To DANCE

The youngstown Improvement
club, formerly the Southwest Sc.
attic Improvement club. will give
dance on Saturday evening. Feb
ruary %. at tho clubhouse. gath
ave. s. w. and w. Hudson st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
grATTT,E wELcoME CLUB

The Seattle Welcome club will
give a washington's Birthday dance
on Friday evening. February 20. at
Brtght's hall. 1904 Fourth ave. at
Pine 1T. Everybody welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
Women's Clubs

day, February -. at 1910. at the
Engineers club. Prof. Frank Laube.
Of the University OF Washington.
will address the meeting on Euro.
pean Politics" For reservations call
MA In .sl6s. or tho Engineers club.
Those who cannot attend tho lunch.
con are welcome 10 hear the ad.
dress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
Informal Luncheon

Mrs. +. w. Knoll compllmented
Mrs. william Ahbes OF Alaska, at an
Informal luncheon given at her homo
on Thursday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
Bridge Luncheon
nf Hnnle

Mrs. Herbert Turrell. Jr. enter
tanned sixteen guests az luncheon on
Thursday afternoon az her home,
with bridge for tho later diversion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
Small Dinner
Before Ball

Before the Junior League ball on
Thursday evening. February Is, az
the Masonic Temple, Mr., and Mrs,
Henry Dearborn will have small
dinner az their homo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
Dinner Hosts at Home

With covers placed for twelve
guests. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kauf.
mann were dinner hosts al their
homo last evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
COUNT Won SAM IS COMING

Count Ludwig oogstraeen the Austrian count who wed
Meent heiress coming the MILLION DOL
LAR HELLO. in Mrs Danes Confession" IT'S Of the year,
big pictures Don't ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
WHITTIER HEIGHTS
ENCOURAGEMENT GLIB

MI 10 ' TN I'fEF T WV
whittier Heights Improvement
club will give a card party Saturday.
February %. at $50 p. m, at Dim
mick's Dining Chr 1851 18th ave.
n. ". Mr. a. II. Hargescy, North
End candidate for city councilman.
will speak from until $40 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
Ladies', GRoTTo CLUE

The Ladies' Grotto club In plan
ming an interesting program for
Reciprocity" day, on Wednesday.
February 81. at Q y. m, at the Fed.
Grated clubhouse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBalster Telephone MA n-oeOO
Assistant-Franees Oldham
Musie-Louse Raymond Owens
Cabaret Scene added Attraction for Junior
League Dance; Smart Tea Is FdreaOeH
Honor

rola Mcclellan and Miss Dolores Cor
man will assist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
LEAp YEAR pANcE

Robert Morris chapter No. 1872. o..
f. s.. will give an old-fashioned leap
year dance on Saturday evening.
March 9. in the Masonic club rooms,
Arcade building. There will be
Kangaroo Court, n prize waltz and
numerous unique features for the
entertainment Of the guests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22

ILLUSTRATED LECTURE
Tho visual education and recrea-
ton committee OF tho Parent
Teacher associations will meet Sat.
urday morning. February 20, at
1890 a. m. in Frederick a Nelson's
auditorium. Mr.. l.. ID. Lindsey
will give an Illustrated lecture on
Indians OF Washington" and Mrs.
Mabel C1eland win entertain with
some Indian stories. Madeline Plcss
will contribute piano numbers.
The lectures In the future will be
held in the auditorium OF tho Y.
VI. c. A.. on Saturday mornings,
at 1890 O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22
WILL pREsENT TWO PLAYS

For the benefit Of the Seattle
women's Trade Union league, the
outlawry Of War department Of the
organization will present two anti
war plays, Gag and THE Jazz OF
Patriotism" Of the Y. ". c. a. audi
torium. on saturday evening. Feb
ruary %. at s15 O'Clock.
The cast OF characters follows:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-22

woMEN's DEMOCRATIC CLUB
George +. Ryan. president Of the
King County Democratic elsh. will
speak 20 the woman's Democratic
club at p. m. Saturday. February
%, at their meeting NJ Dartnail's
cafeteria. His subject will DO ''Elec.
ton Laws Governing Partisan eau.
cuses and Conventions" Mr.. Ryan
will explain the precinct caucuses.
county convention. state convention
and national convention.
Mrs. Thomas Irving has important
news from the national committee
TO give 20 the women.