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Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23
Golden Rule Man
Gives Million
Back

CINCINNATI, o., May 23.-
Golden Rule" Nash saved him
self frcm becoming millionaire
today and answered the ques-
ton he had asked the world by
distributing the 100 per cent
dividend his clothing firm de-
clared among the workers.
Through newspapers and maya
zines he had asked the world
what shall I do with my mil
lion?'' MOS OF the answer
aud tire were hundreds Of them,
hs says-a6vised him to leave
at least 2 portion of the wealth
to the writers.
''If / had done that or kept
the money Tor myself ne told
the 1000 assembled workers this
morning, ST should have been
worse than thief. I should have
stolen your work. You earned
this money. am giving it back
to you.''
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23
Ramsey Highest
Business Cetter

Dale c. Ramsey, employed at the
freight offices of the Southern Pa
cific company here, was high bus.
iacss-gctter for the first quarter of
thc year in a competition in which
tae ton divisions of the Southern
:'acifi1 company took part. The
LOS Angeles division too the trophy
foE first award among the diVi-
sions.
Mr.. Ramsey was designated by
the freight department here as the
one to whom all business for the
ouarter would be credited, and in
Icing named as the high man in the
solicitation campaign, he represents
the entire office at Ell Centre.
c. c. Han. Cotton was named -
high business-getter in the pa,vcn-
fges department.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23
Fair Girl Bandit
Pleads Guilty

BAkERSTKLD, MAY 25-Fared
with heZ<flca Of guilty., Eleanor
Wallin@ fair girl bandit, will be
sentsMed Monday for her part in
.l/rcccnt holdup of the State Bank
n Taft. Miss Walling adnitted
She was a partner in theeerime and
pleaded guilty late yesterday.
More the $500 was stolen in the
robbery, when employees of the bank
were lined against the wall and the
cash drawers rifled.
william Crockett Is held as an
accoinplice in the robbery.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23
Child Becomes
Violent, Attacks
Little Playmate
py United Press Leased Wire

SANTA MONICA, May 23.-
Cripued with insanity, seven year
old boy today on the public. school
grounds here attacked a five year
old playmate and matilated him, ac-
corling TO word received by police.
Names Of the lads were not reveal
cd.
TIE two boys were playing with
their classmates, it was reported
whenrhe larger one suddenly began
to scream He seized the. smaller
voungstcr and tore lrim cruelty be-
fore teachers could reach him.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23

wart, chairman of the tours COM
mittee, viii report the results of the
Investigations as to the feasibility
Of the plan. DH4
W. Is. Havekorsty chairman of
the committee appointed to look in
to tie possibilities Of .he ESTABLISH
ment of milk market with coast
cities, will make a report. Other
matters of Importance will also be
taken UP.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23
Francisco Is Off
toSize Up
Politics
BY United Press Leased w:r'

BY United Press Leased Wire
Los ANGELES, May g3.-ee-
L. II. Francisco, golden rule2
candidate for president, left tos
I day for Chicago to size up the
! sit,ation.'
" Everything looking fine,
Francisco told the United Press
in a parting message. :" Editors
are back of me and willing to
give me square deaA I've
been all over California.
- No, I IN not going to the Re
publican convention. Coolidge
seems 10 have that cinchcd, un-
til the people wake up. But |
may beat TIE Democratic gather
ing.
Francisco is a San Diego real
estate man. He has been on
tour for several weeks, advanc-
ing his own campaign for pTesi-
dent on the golden rule" plat
form.
IT, 1924 cherry crop at Bcar
mort, Riverside county, viii be X
carloads.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23
Police Officers
Tell of WOman's
Tale Of Murder
ny United Press Leased Wire

LES ANGELES, Nav 22.-nn-
lee officials who questioned Mrs
Margaret willis on tne cloudy oun
.'av morning in March when she en-
tered tlls station house and told
thcut size had "k1lled man, We're
O. the witness stand today, laTing
ti!a gFoulM work For the proseco-
ton : ease. Size is charged with
iilc "fiunk laiilfcr" Of Dr. lS;lE;t
min Baldwin.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23
Senate Decides to:
Defer A tion
Until Tomorrow
fContinuea from rage u

The clause which permits the
amount of taxes paid by individu,
ais to be made public as well rs
names and addresses, is being made
the pivotal point of attack on tile
bill. Chairman Smoot of the fin
ance committee describes the text
of the provision as follows:
1.-The name, address ana
amount of tax paid by each tax
paver shall be. posted in the post
office and open to public inspection
there.
2.-Tho board of tax appeals
shall have open hearings i'll con
tested cases where more than
$4,000 tax is involved. sah
3.-All tax records shall be open
to secret inspection by the house
ways and meaas committee and me
senate finance committee ito be
made public at their discretion.
The names and addresses of tax
payers are made public under the
existing law and the new bill mere
lv authorizes district collectors to
add the amount of tax paid to the
public records. The bill does not
permit inspection of the tax re-
turns t9 determine, how the amount
of tax paid was arrived at and, ac-
cordingly, its advocates claim, can
not give great aid to business
man S competitors. ''Ns
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23
Valley Chambers
to Meet Tonight

Representatives from Chambers Of
Commerce in the valley win attend
the monthly banquet at Heber to-
night. at which matters of interest
to the Associated Chambers will be
taken up. President Charles Scott
will be III charge of the dinner and
meeting.
G.. B. Merrick, manager of the
West Tours enterprise, will outline
the plan which lie has taken up
with the committee, and G. f. ste
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23
10 Cars Derailed,
No One Injured

by United Press L>nsed Wire
LOS. ANGELES, May 23.-
Ten Union Pacific freight cars
were derailed in a wreck TO-
Gay near Jean, Nevada, accord
ing 20 word received at local
headquarters of the line. No
one was injured, although the
accident held up passenger train
ard other service for several
hours.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23

NoYcl Baby lnprovl1g-Llttic
5hreeyear old Ethel Mae Nogel
@ho was painfully burned al her
Darcnts home in IIeber on Monday
svening, is reported resting as easi-
NJ as possible at the FL Centre hos
4ital The little tot pulled over a
pot Of sealding Not tea on her
Body Monday evening and was bad
n scalded on the face, arms and
chest. She was removed to the hos
Yital the following day, upon the
advice of the attending physician.
= Go Where the crowds go every
Wed. and Sat. nights. The Seeley
Dance Hall. adv
: Eatsbles always fresh at Steve s.
We have, our own refrigerating
nlant. & adv
Arrested for Burglary-Fred Stew
art, 10, colorcd, WAS arrested yes
fcrday at Dixieland on a cliarge of
Burglary. He was said to have been
found in a house in Seclcy. Stew
srt told officers thai he had been
IN the chain gang at ealcxico nm
oil this week and thai he had
thought the house where he was
5ound w;H vacant.
7 YouaAm Invited to attend the
frograln' by the Williams : pupils
Tuesday, 1880. adv
!: Davis Beauty Parlor for appoint
nents. Phone 227. adv
Z wooda BIesy, Dance Studio 72S
Strange. Phone 4I1W. Ads
2 Money to Loan on automobiles.
Contracts bought. Fred r. Cross.
SEQ Main st. Phone $50. adv
Z Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Williams
pupils concert Tuesday, May y,
N:30, prompt. Christian sehuFel.
adv.
To Be Taken Home-Mrs. Hazel
Meadows viii probably be taken
TO her home today ms the result 81
IMPROVEMENT in her condition Mrs.
Meadows. who has been in tue III
Centro hospital for several weeks,
suffering from typhoid fever has
large numbers of friends in the val
Irv who will be very much pleased
With reports. of her recovery.
Tasty Salads and summer dishes
at Steve's. Plenty of fans. adv
Our Ice Tea Blend is better than
sver. Try pound. A. Nj. Williams.
Phone 653. adv
Estelle Katharine Needhsm, teach
sr of piano, accompanist. Assoeiat'
I'd with Prof. Elmer A. Todd ga
Dlive.. Phone 466W. adv
A Real Swiss Cheese or corn beef
sandwich, a glass of Maiers Select
at Steve's. Cool and refreshing
Davis Beauty Parlor, for appoint.
menta Phone 227.s q auF
Imperial Municipal Band viii
play a selection from Sullivan
operas at the Williams Pupils Con
cert. az
Dancing every Wed. and Sat.
nights at Seeley. Real music. fa1
Thaanun, sloor manager. adF.
Leave for catalina 7James y
Coyle. secretary of the qhamacS>of
Commerce, and Mrs. foylwii.i
leave tonight for Los Angrfes where
they will join the other guests OF
the Wilmington Transportation com.
many in the trip 10 Catalina lslapd
where Mr.. Coyle viii attend the
sessions of the conference OF South
crn California Commercial secreta7
ricg.
A Combination of Soloists and
Instruments YOU ought not to miss
~ the w.illiams' Pupils Concert.
Tuesday, 1880, Christian church.
adv,
DAVIS Beauty Psrlor, for appoint
ments. Ehone 227. ad'
Insure Your Hay with Edgar
Bros. Realty Co. adf
DIR. Harry Hooper, Dentist. o4'
Main Street. Phone 3s2W. AoV
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23

Guadalupe, Santa Barbara coun-
ty, is shipping three carloads daily
of lettuce.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23
EzEcTRIChI CONVENTION
Will BE on PAC, CoAS

WILL BE on ,PAc. COAST
ATLANTIC. CITY. n. j.. May 80.
--Enania,To Griffith lFesident OF tne
Portland, Ore ,'Iilcctgie Power, Com
pany today was elected resident of
thN n.abio.M aelectric light iassocia-
tioar at@ suceeed Walter H. johnson
of-Philadelphia. = -.-- ~--.
Although selection of the next
meeting place has not been made,
It is the cbstom tto' iiave stlte meet
ing attdr r,e.dSt1te shoian 'of:tlie pres
idgnu, ,Tltis will lpean the 1873 con-
yention Will go to the western coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23

A 60-room bungalow court is beng
Luilt at Palm Springs, Riverside
cOUntV. ts. -f+
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23

The citrus output of Arizona has
doubled in four years.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-23
This Is the Way
Pine Valaaeyss 7
Looked in
March
Does 1t
LookCood
To You?

1t is not showing at Pine Valley bat it is the most
delightful spot you imagine.
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Assistant List at
OrthOpedic ShOps

Trinity church with Mrs. a. A.,
phlnncy hostess win be in charge
Monday at the Orthopcdic lunch
room. PA Columbia st. Assisting
will be Mrs. Herbert BloEg. Mrs. G,
a. Brown. Mrs. Josiah Collins, Mrs.
j. n. Condor, Mrs. Fred ]. Dinglcr
Mrs j. - Shepherd. Mrs. William
Myers, Mrs. Samuel Cnldcrhcnd,
Mrs. William J. Drovcr. Mrs. Kari
KnausCnbergcr Mrs. =. u. Macke,
Mrs. Walter Munro Mrs. Lincoln
Nordby. Mrs Wilbur Lewis. Mrs.
G. A. Parsons, Mrs. Walter Snyder
and Miss Violet Blogg University
guild with Mrs. Warren Brown and
Mrs. Matthew Dow will direct at
the Thrift shop Monday morning
and Frink Park guild with Mrs. G.
c. Gates and Mrs. j. Il. Hamilton
on Monday afternoon.
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Committee List in
Charne OF Bnzndr

Tho long hculdcd White Eie.
plant bazaar, sponsored by Denny.
Furhman guild OF tho Chlldren's
Ortbopcdic hospital. will open It's
doors on Thursday afternoon. Nov.
cmbcr 20 at ! o'clock at the Hotel
Washington. and viii continue thru.
out the evening.
Every person interested In assist.
Ing the crippled children OF the
Northwest is invited to attend No
admission will be charged. Ecauti.
ful and attractive articles from
valuable antiques 10 dainty novel.
tics win be on sale,
The committee in charge OF ar.
ranEcments includes: Mrs Samuel
Leroy Crawford. Mrs. n a. suthcr.
land Mrs +. l.. Miller Mrs T.,
Sllycrstone. Mrs. wilmon Tucker
and Mrs. W. T. Patten.
In charge OF tho various booths
are: Art gallery. Mrs. r. +, Fisher.
Mrs. c. II. Crabtrcc, Mrs, John Ar.
ringtou, Mrs Varncy Kelly.
Sweet shop Mrs Estcllo Blum,
Mrs. T.. NJ. Edcrer. Miss Mary Shcl.
ton, Mrs. s. T. Hayes. Mrs. J. II.
Dole, Mrs. j. S. Keller, Mrs. NJ.
Monhcimcr.
Rurity shop Mrs, W. G.. Cable,
Mrs. Burton Il. CARRIER, Mrs \, j.
Fallnor Mrs. A. u, Comfy, Mrs,
willard Gould, Mrs. Ronald Kucher,
Miss Evn Peterson.
The Book Shelf 80 Mrs, Wilmon
Tucker. Mrs +. S. Hurfer, Mrs. w.
r. Waldo Mrs, j. L, Bridge, Mrs,
H. y. Hnnlcy. Mrs Donald Olson,
Mystery tnblc-Mrs. J. c, Slnter.
Mrs, George Gregory, Mrs. S. G.
Graves, Mrs A. +. Linden, Mrs, H.
( g. Smart. Mrs. A. Il. Barry.
Jewclry and toilet articles Mrs
| Il. Silverstonc. Mrs LOWS stark,
Mrs Il. A. Brady Mrs Harris EN-
mons, Mrs. g. -, Myers Mrs. Il, H.
Chovclc, Mrs H. w Kent
China and glnss-Mrs. Herbert
Schocnfeldt, Mrs. H. w Brucn
Mrs H. l.. Bcrcns, Mrs, NJ. r.
Wood, Mrs c. H. Hamburger
Art and needle work Mrs. AbC
| Friedman, Mrs, n. a, Johanson
Mrs l.. l.. Stephens, Mrs j. G
harmon, Mrs G. w. l<uChcT Mrs
ID. -. Mulvchill.
Groceries and canned goods Mrs
w, u. Branch Mrs, w. l.. Avery
Mrs. ~. 4, EclIhnrdt, Mrs. Morris
Hayes Mrs, II Shapiro Mrs l., a
pnrahail, Mrs. John u. Collins Mrs
NJ Woodland Mrs, II -. Kahn Mrs
H. A. Wclchbrodt
iandkorghicfs' Mrs. NJ Jurln
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Mrs. Cummings
Hostess at Tea

Mrs Marion Russell Cummings
tea Friday afternoon. at her home,
for Mrs Douglas TrumbulI balm.
ger Marie LeEhornl. n recent bride.
was one Of the charming events In
some time.
Airs Charles l. Moses. Mrs.
George Hamilton Leghorn. Mrs. Per.
~ Il. Truax and Mrs Walter Hen.
~ presided over the tea table which
held an obiong basket OF gold
bronze and blue flowers. lighted by
orange and blue candles in silver
sconccs. The drawing room was
exquisite with It's bouquets and
baskets Of yellow ang bronze ehrys.
unthemums.
Little Mary Stuart Subbs and
Lucille Carpenter received the cards
during the calling hours. from 3
until o'clock
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Mrs. GrOmer VII
Speak ut Club

Mrs. James G. Il. Gromer Belle
Burns will give an informal talk
on Personal Experiences in Liter.
airy Ventures" at the Women's
University club luncheon for mem.
Der and their guests. on Friday.
November 81. at / o'clock.
Mrs. Gromer, former Seattle
woman. Is visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank T.. Burns, at the
Hotel Sorrento, has attained sue.
cess in the literary world
Reservations for the luncheon are
requested by noon on Thursday. the
10th, The hostesses will be Mrs.
AHan y. Engle and Mrs. Edgar
Colt.
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Daughters of Pioneers to UnUea Plaque;
Luncheon Will Honor Decem Der
Bride-to-be
Bride to-be

MARKING the original site Of the
A'l University Of Washington cam.
pus, the Daughters Of Pioneers Of
Washington tprior to 1870 will un.
veil a plaque following a luncheon
TO be given at the olympic hotel
on Monday. December s. at 1915
O'Clock.
The honor guests on this occasion
win be members Of the first class TO
enter the university in 1861. They
include Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence y.
Bagley. Mrs. Gardner Kellogg, Mrs.
VI. S Drew. Mrs David Graham, Mrs.
Mary f. shorey Mr.. Il. II. Denny
and NJ Edgar Bryan.
The committee in charge OF ar.
rangements for the affair are Miss
Alice Calhoun, chairman; Miss Hilda
Caches. Mrs. Martha Isaacs Doheny.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ward Mcany, Mrs
Myrta Bagley Jenner, Mrs Alice
Hood Lamoreaux, Mrs. Helen Poison
Gibson.
Officers Of the organization viii
act as the reception committee. They
are Mrs. Helen Poison Gibson, pres
ident: Mrs. Laura Calhoun Wother
spoon. first vice president; Mrs
Juanita Edwards Johnson second
vice president; Mrs Abble Brannor
Hemphill. secretary: Mrs. Grace
Jones, treasurer; Mrs. Pearl Pecl
Evans, corresponding secretary; Mrs
Minnie Bryan O'Neil, auditor; Mis-
Alice Calhoun, historian.
An invitation has been extended e
the Seattle Historical society thu
Pioneers association and the AuxiI
larry TO the Pioneers association Z
participate in the festivities
Reservations may be made and in
formation obtained by calling Mira
o. H. Lamoreaux ca rfld.0567, o.
Mrs Charles j. Jones, EA st300s.
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Personal

Mrs. Harry whitney Treat and
Miss Priscilla and Miss
Loyal Treat. will leave January 10
on trip TO Honolulu.
Dr. and Mrs. J. Tate Mason will
leave November % for New York
city TO be gone a month,
Mrs. Charles Farrell will leave No.
vembcr 81 for Portland on a weeks
visit when she will be Joined by
Mr.. Farrell and they viii go on TO
New York for a three weeks stay.
MIR, and Mrs, John Marficld. OF
Minneapolis. arc the guests OF Mr..
Mnrfiold's sister Mrs Harry Bolcom.
at The Highland.
Mrs. Guido Faris returned Thurs.
day night from short trip TO Call.
fornia
Mir and Mrs Ivan Talbot GLADYS
stewart are receiving conEratula.
tons upon tho birth OF n daughter,
Robcrtn. November ., at the Seattle
General hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bordeaux
returned Wednesday TO their home
in Bordeaux, after spending n few
days with Mr., and Mrs Thomas
Bordeaux.
Mrs A. Il Rosenberg, Of Colorado
Springs. Is the guest of her brother
and sIstcrinlaw Mr.. and Mrs, ],
Schneider, and her niece, Mrs, H. c,
Dcutsch NJ their home, 500 2tst
ave
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For the purpose Of securing now
members and 10 give all interested
persons an opportunity to inspect
the nursery. tho Seattle Day
Nursery Association will give an
inspection tea and Jelly. Jam
and pound shower Tuesday after.
noon. November is. from . TO 8
o'clock. at the nursery, ao2 Broad.
way.
Presiding Mt the urns will be Mrs.
n. II. Latimer. Mrs a. Il. Stewart.
Mrs. y. a. CARRIER. Mrs. ] NJ.
Frink, Mrs, Frank D. Black and
Mrs. NJ. A. Matthews. They will be
assisted by Mrs W. C. Krafvc. Mrs.
X. c. Ferguson. Mrs. r. W. Ache.
son. Mrs. f. s. Wiltso. Mrs. Duane
Carney, Mrs. a. s. BlanRey and
Mrs. Herbert Elcs Smith.
The reception committee win in.
cludc Mrs. David Grant. Mrs. G., a.
C.. Rochester, Mrs. James II. Cal
vert. Mrs Henry BrodcriCk Mrs
Frederick Bausman. Mrs. Alison r.
Woodruff, Mrs Ridg cy c. Force,
Mrs T. A. Davies. Mrs A. H.
Krull Mrs, J. u stockton, Mrs
r. j. Huston. Mrs. j. a. Quick,
Mrs J. H. Fox and Mrs. George
Miller.
Mrs. T. G. Bates and Mrs. Abner
Borwn will bo In charge OF the
mcmbcrshipa
During the afternoon the chill
drcn at the nursery win give pro
gram.
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Thanksgiving
Dinner Dance

Reservations for tho ThanksRiv.
ing dinner dance al tho womcnB
University club. Tuesday evening,
November rs. include Mr.. and Mra
Colin o. Radfard. DIR, and Mira. Otis
Floyd Lamsou. Mr. and Mrs. a. H.
AlbcrtBon. Mr.. and Mrs. T. +. Whit
ing. Mrs Frederic Hall white, Mr.,
and Mrs. Hervcy Liudlcy and Mr..
and Mrs. Lambert Stewart
a no.hogi table has been arranged
for members coming alone Host.
ssscs for thia table viii be Mru.
Russell ]. McCurdy and Mrs. Ar.
thur Simon
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Mrs. ]. ]. Lea. Mrs. II. w, Scelyo,
Mrs. r. q. Paxton, Mrs, u. G. Reid,
Mrs. A. II, Hunt
Childrcn's wear! Miss Cleo Hui.
bert. Mrs j. T.. hester, Mrs. George
Bowling, Mrs, e, II, Stuart.
Tea room: Mrs. H. II. Morris Mrs.
a. w. Mylroie Mrs. NJ j. Bacon,
Mrs. II T.. Kennedy. Mrs. j, Frank
Jones. Mrs Edward phelan, Mrs.
John Bridges, Jr., Mrs. Robert Myl.
role Mrs. Jay Dootson Mrs. sheldon
Anderson
The committee on arrangements
request that all donations bc doIiv.
cred by Monday evening. Notify the
Denny Thurman automobile commit,
tee where and when TO call, Mrs, \.
w, Mylroie, "a pitli7S6, and Mrs.
II. h. Morris, CA plthe53i.
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The program follows
woMANs CENTURY CLUB

The Woman's Century club meal
ings scheduled for the week beg-@
ming November l6 are; Monday,
the French department, at 10 a. m,
at the Hotel Washington; building
committee at 1890 a. m, at the Puget
Sound Loan association bank; art
department at p, m. at the Fine
Arts gallery, 2o2S Third ave. Mrs.
Katherine Baker win speak on AN
Western Painters Exhibit"
Wednesday, November IS, the
chorus OF the club will meet at 10
n. m. at the home of Mrs. j. II.
Templeton. 1908 Seneca St; drama
department will meet ut tho homo
Of Mrs w II. Pittwood 1926 Whit
man ave, at 1890 o'clock. Luncheon
hostess, Mrs l., Ella Hewitt. Mrs
William II. Utter. chairman of tina
program to follow the luncheon, an.
uounccs playlet in which Mrs, j.
Worth Densmore, Mrs. w. s. Bell
and Miss Belle Baldwin will take tho
roles. 50
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Celebrate Golden
WeddinQ

Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Cross cele.
brated their golden anniversary with
a reception at their home on Wednes.
day from 2 10 3 O'Clock In the after.
neon and 10 0 o'clock in tho eve.
ming. They were assisted by their
daughter Mrs. Richard T.. snmm,
and their granddaughter. the Misses
Frances and Dorothy Lane.
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Mrs. Hetternan VIII
Honor Bride-ELeCt

Mrs John T. Heffernan will enter.
tain with luncheon at her home on
Tuesday afternoon. November 25. as
n pre.nuptial compliment to Miss
Claire Stoltenberg Bridge and nah
iongg will be the diversions Of the
afternoon.
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Miss Loyal Treat WW
Fete Miss Folsom

TO honor Miss Elizabeth Folsom,
whose engagement TO Mr.. Lawrence
Wiley was recently announced, Miss
Loyal Treat viii entertain with q
tea at her home on Wednesday af.
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Mrs. WetheriH to
Entertain

Mrs Alexander Wethcfill will en-.
tcrtuin at luncheon on Tuesday aft.
ernoon Mt the Sunset club. wedncs.
day evening Col. and Mrs. wethcrill
will be hosts at dinner nj the Sunset
CIub.
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SPONSORS CONCERT

Under the auspices of the Young
Ladies Institute MIR, Cathal O'Ryrnc.
Irish poet and singer viii be heard
In the concert Monday evening, No.
vombcr 10, at o'clock, at the Cor.
nlsh Little thcatcr
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memberships.

tcrnoon, November 10, from 4 to 0
o'clock. a kitchcn shower viii be
nm added compliment TO the bride.
to.bc
Miss Gwlnays Matthews, Miss Jane
Trunk, Miss Gcorginn Swanptrom
Miss Evnlyn Colvin, Mifs Amy Nun.
day aud Miss Sally IIarbuugh will
assist
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Mrs. Greene Hostess
at Luncheon

Mrs. Fred Remington Greene en-.
tertained few close friends at
luncheon this afternoon at the Sun.
set club Mr. and Mrs. Greene Will
leave shortly for their home in Am.
sterdam, ~ Y.
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Round Table Meeting

Tho round table meeting " the
various guilds Of the Children's or.
thopcdic hospital will be held at 1914
.fsnry building ON Tuesday morning.
November IL.
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Mario Gashweiler viii present Lor.
EMO Jordan, colored pianist, in con.
cert recital Friday evening, Novem.
Der q, at the women's University
club
Following is the program:
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Music
Louis Kreidler Sings
Monday Night

Louis Krcdler. baritone. comes TO
tho Metropolitan theater Monday
night under the auspices OF the Pal
merton.Mendel Bureau.
Much has been said OF Kreidler's
magnificent voice. As leading bari.
tone OF the Century Opera Co, and
OF tho Metropolitan Opera Co. in
New York. he has scored a brilliant
success
His program follows:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15
Spargur Quartet Will
Give Program

The first concert OF the Seattle
Musical Art Society's morning muSi.
Gales this season will be given by
the Spargur String Quartet on
Wednesday, November ls. at II a.
m, in the auditorium OF the Won.
ems University club.
The Spargur ensemble needs no
introduction to Seattle music Low.
crs, for their playing has become
one OF the treats in chamber music.
Albany Richie, violinist; HELLER
Collins. viola. and George Kirchner.
'cellist, are artists OF first rank and
add their artistry to that of Mr..
Spargur in this fine ensemble.
The program follows:
Quartet r Flat Major. Haydn
BY the Tam .......,.....,,.G cosens
Lady Audrey Suite ..,....... .Howells
tFour movementsl
Season tickets. including the four
concerts, are still available.
Students desiring special student
rates should bring signature OF
teacher.