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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-18
Neck Severed by ~
Switching Train
to the
u. S. S. SEATTLE

THE DALLEs. Aug. 1S,-Elmer
e. 1ngle. 81. freight conductor on
the o.w. r, & N. Co, was killed
yesterday at Biggs, when he was
decapitated by a freight train run.
ming over him. The accident oc.
CURED during switching operations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-18
New State Flag Ia
on Way to CAPITAL

OILY MIA, Aus. rs. = The new
state flag Of washupros to-day vnus
en- route 10 wasssnsooa wsue n
viii hang with other state 90, S,e1v
IN tho natloonl posbo IN o. b md onus,,t
Tho flia. which Il CTR Of use pncsl.
Dental oostnoUra OF tse SUITE. Nou
MADE 20 rcsuN OF n r,scs4noon
passed - their oonyusro'on % YaotD.rs
last July II vnui sent &. p.su..lrs.
ter General simw D, po.,Ou.vor c.,Sa
OF this city.
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Funeral Held for
Davenport Pioneer

DAyEN PORT, Aug. 1S.-Fu-
neral services were held here yes
terday for ], Ludwig Kurs, pioneer
Davenport merchant. who died in
Spokane Wednesday. Kurs came to
this district in 1891.
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u. S. Senator Colt
Suceumbs ct Home

BRISTOL. II. J., Aug. lS.-Le
Baron Bradford Colt, senior United
States senator from Rhode Island,
died of heart disease this morning
at Linden Place, his home, here.
senator Colt suffered d relapse
last night following an illness of
several weeks and death occurred
about a. m All members OF his
family were az his bedside
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-18
TO SING HERE
Elmer 0Tne Is Engaged for
Norwegian Sangerfest

Elmer Ohrne. known as tho Sweet
Swedish tenor viii sing az tho 10Th
annual saugeTfcsi Of tho Parifle
Coast Norwegian Singers nasnrintio
A,4euBt 80 and 81. IN Moany han,
Jnive sitY OF Washington. lilo Is well
knowb among tho seandinavians Of
the Northwest
Obrue win sing the solo In "os.
sian Saturday evening, accompanied
BY the chorus OF 800 male voircs. ono
OF the feature numbers Of tho Sing
orfcst concerts, which VIII DO under
tho leadership OF Rudolph Mollcr Of
Seattle.
ErIk Rye. Norway's most ce'ebrat.
cd baritone, has also been engaged
Tor the concerts, according TO NJ. D.
syihaasen. president Of tho associn.
ton
Five thousand visitors are expect.
dc 60 attend tho Sangcrfest.
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Legion Oversees
City's Coliseum

GLENDALE. Cad, Alst ls.--Gur
dale's AUnwcao Lemon pos, WIN ass
pcrvise tho city's new oeoeG.Ut Ustl
athletic coloo euds. ncc.r oauaDg DO an
announce so FuSit 90 Ss,4unusrcan L oFr,r.
Of Los ApurasB. Tho heusinss.n vvG1
have an 800 seruoatr .apr.gns nlass
WIN res.nsenh. ia oasSfssrs,s"s o.
100000
1T viii - the .p'y buncSTos.s Ss.cJ
ing coa,aencus D, ssour0pan. ClurGS. s1so,A, -
Uuer said Work WIN o. s.uGrpso
within a few W,eool 1uos we crnpssS =.
stago the first sorHu tfna Onsi, An
cards. woirs nI % sc4'! e~ccry yss.s:Fa
VIII D. On or Lsa-osa supervision
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-18
GROOM RUNS AWAY /;
" MARRIED ONE DAY

Married Saturday morning. Mrs
Peter Gregoris returned TO her home
Mt 1917 goth ave. S. Saturday night
from "A one.day honeymoon in Taco,
ma and when she awoke Sunday her
new husband was gone
An open window pointed TO the
means of exit of GrcgorIs. Police
Joined the brides anxious hunt Mon.
day, but Gregoris could not bo found.
Two daughters of Mrs. Gregoris are
wondering what their second daddy
looks like.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-18
RIVER RUNS Wild
Debris Covers Tracks.
Homes Are Wrecked

YAKIMA, Aug ls,-Mud. rocb and
debris today blocked the Nor, hnrn
Pacific tracks between Roza and
Wymer. 90 miles north OF this city.
following O cloudburst Ia the bills
west OF the YaBma river, Sunda >
afternoon,
Moager reports reaching here state
that eoeerot houses wero washed
from thn'r foundations ct RG.a al.
voter rusdSd dpvn from the hits
Tue oreppapSs apparently t.4apec.
4 woman 600 eabp wore escu.sI
shr0 the wieto~ Of ta.ir h,fnu.
A STUB train from Asnd was to BE-
the FIRST train into yaklona from the
East ut 10 a. n. today Northern
Pacific trains were routed over tho
Milwaukee following the flood Sun.
day.
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POWERFUL YET
/. GENTLE POSLAM
HEALS ECZEMA

Poslam is the most concentrated
OF skin remedies, yet it's medication
Is so safe and gentle that It may
be used freely, even on baby's
tender skin, II stops itching IN.
STANTLY and quickly overcomes
tormenting, disfiguring cruptions.
AT hll druggis,s'--only 50c,--Adver.
tiscmcnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-18
Ex-Indiana Folks
Hear Candidates

Seven hundred former Hooslers
Sunday heard Col George II. Lamp.
ing and Il. l.. French, candidates for
the republican nomination for gov
ernor, speak at Point Defiance pnrk.
The occasion was the annual Indiana
plcni-
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Charity Theme of
AID Club Address

THE Why, What and When Of
Seattle Common Sense Charity" will
be the topic OF Lane Summers, social
service worker, when he addresses
the Seattle Advertising club at the
Masonic club rooms Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-18
Clifford's Backers
Will Rally Tuesday

The rrst Clifford FOR Governor"
reilly to be beid 10 Seattle @lD tsss
place Tuesday evening o. O'Clock
10 the Cobed Veterans han.
TIA n.ss'les viii Re praadsd by
80 au,oauoas,,e Inssds. forming at
ee ,ond a0d LAuora 1ss. 81 o'et.ek
the pArade will move down First
ave. to Yeser way, UP 10 Second ave.
to Union and from there TO the hail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-18
Sailor Injured in
Plunge Down Shaft

Francis Allen, "a, sailor on the
U. S. S. Mississippi fell from the
first floor Of the Holland hotel 20
the basement and broke a leg Sun.
day night He stepped past the guard
door Of the elevator, lie was taken
TO the city hospital
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slIiFIL SEE THE
FASHION SHOW

Ttis rSorhlas ] trottei rlRh, out
70 thu Ben S1rani snrsainai where iko
expedition N being huia. md r6Sris
t"rgd Thars wcro ever 60 many
BsppIs there. Whiting. IKE me-. for
tbslr urkhta I Imagine there arc a
good many othsFs Who d0n't want
20 miss anything. Our iisxots are
eahca ''mEiEnxe ttckesa d8wsn Z
,ntt Rouua wonderful And u YOU
cosia sse fhsm, my dehr. you'd kuoE
why they're called mileage. for the
plncSs one can't go o. them,
woHfdn@ Gu up q single line.
Tnn expedition building ~ benuti.
FUZZY dsCorrrted, and glory be, denr.
thn eoio1s bnrmonE5i There are The
ugasreHt panels between the booths.
Thnp'rs q sort Of drifswood grey.
'inatEd fgifb green, and Tho very mo.
mlnt ! lhtd eycs upon thnm 7 decided
TINT. providing the millinery booms
this fan in tho metropolis or Rose
dah. The panlino Val Millinery shop
Will hnvs drlf,woo1 grey pRneiinR'
al tho whole afternoon I piKed
around looking q. the fan millinery.
and 'rYi on gorgeous velvet crca.
tiuns, And now. think shRD have
dinner hepS B she hotel. and then
wnIR boldly into one OF seat;lo's
beautiful moving picture places, and
enjoy myself this evening.
Tomorrow WIN be another glorious
day. with o faahion show schrdulcd
for tho luncheon. and land and
wutcr' s,ghf seeing trip. AS for the
other days and oventngs.-thcre are
miro fashion shows strips dances,
and In o,ct everything you can i'm.
nJoue TO help Us havo wonderful
limo while woro In Seattle.
Oh. Margoe,b. An just beginning
10 have the very best time OF my
whole tife. know, and I'm ever 90
Ethd dertded to attend the Mer.
chsuts' expoEdiion. Goodbye dear. tDi
tomorrow letter. PAULINE.
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Slugs Slumberine
Girls and ESCAPES

An unknown prowler struck Is.
year.old Ei,a Johnson, 2s45 w. 6sth
ST., over the head as she slept near
an open window Sunday night, her
father reported TO the police. The
assnllant ran. The girl was knocked
unconscious. Police are invcstigat.
ing.
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Seeing Seattle
I'm E.xpo~IfIeet Week

Bee don sclne hood =
PaeCo md s'chaHiH IN stories.
" cirl cCb
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BIZ Lillian Keen LeBdllister
Telephone MA in-0600
Assistant-Frances Oldham
Music-Louise Raymond Owens
Moments University Club Announces MarcI
Program; Benefit Party Arranged

TUE March program at tho WON
i ems University club has nuncr
GUS interesting events scheduled be
ginning on Tuesday evening. March
4. az o'clock. when the nah jongS
tournament will open and continue
each successive Tuesday during the
month.
Friday. March Z. the annual stunt
dinner for members only will take
place at $50 o'clock.
On Sunday. March Q. Mt I O'Clock.
there viii be twilight musicale for
members and their guests.
Friday. March IL. al O'Clock, Mrs.
Theodore Halter win present a draw.
Ing room trayeiog. Three Months in
Mexico" gIrs. Haller will also OK.
hibit a rare collection Of pottery.
Wednesday. March 10. at Sis
O'Clock, tbs repertory players OF tho
club VIII present The Mollusc."
Saturday. March %, at Z o'clock.
an informal bridge dinner viii take
place.
Friday. March 2s, an informal
neighborhood tea VIII be held at tho
homo Of Mrs. Lloyd HiIlman, 2asO
stth ave. g.. FOR members with Raj.
nier and Beacon telephones only. The
hours viii be from until 6 O'Clock.
The tenth birthday Of the club will
be celebrated Saturday. April 8, at
30 O'Clock.
Tho prize play OK "23" written by
a club member. Mrs. c. Edward Mag.
nusson. will be given by tho roper.
tory players In the auditorium. also a
new piaylet The Fascinating Mr..
DENLY"
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Church MEDINA

a very pretty and impressive we'd
ding was solemnized on Saturday
evening. February %, at 3 o'clock.
In the University Methodist church.
when Miss Karen Myrtle Dickson,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Dickson was wed TO Mr.. Ernest A.
Garman. with Rev. Arch Trumayne
reading the service in the presence
OF seventy.fivs relatives and friends
The bride was beautiful In a gown
of ivory Canton crepe. long and
straight In line. Her tulIe veil was
wrcathed with orange blossoms and
for bouquet she carried opheiia roses.
narcissi and lilies Of the valley.
Miss GiudyH Wirin. Of Aberdeen.
AZ maid Of honor. vas attractive In
orchid crepe de chine. with Columbia
roses for bouquet. Miss Cora Mrns-
selman, Miss Mildred johnson and
Miss Dorothea Long. the bridesmaids.
wore froclos OF she'll pink crepe de
chine and carried arm bouquets Of
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Sacred Song Service

The keystone Congregational
church will give a sacred song serv.
Ice on Sunday evening under the dl.
reotion OF David G. Davies, with Miss
Marion Campbell at the organ.
The program follows:
Frtiude-"Adagio' .......st... Statner
Anthem-'seck Ye the LORD. Roberts
Baritone solo-"Draw Near. All We
People" 1Elilahl .Mendelssohn
George Davis
Anthem-'How Beautiful Upon the
Mountain -................ StRtner
puet-"watehman. What of the
Night s.s......-.s-.-.... Ambrose
Vaughn Jones and u. r. Davies.
Anthem--'soh Taste and Sce". .Goss
Soprano roio-'Tfe That Dweiicth in
the Secret Place. Nc Dcrmid
Mrs. Cora owen Wright
Tenor solo-''open the Gates of the
Temple" ....---........... johnson
Vaughn Jones.
Anthsm-'-rhe Radiant Morn" woodward
Postluds -...-.--..---.-.s..-- GODDARD
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Orthopedic Tea and
Thrift Shops List

The Guilds in charge az tho ortho,
pedic Tea shop next week win be
Monday. Broadway, Mrs. ]. W. Bar.
bour. hostess. assisted by Mrs. O
Grunbaum. Mrs. f. II. Hatch, Mrs.
Laurence Booth, Mrs. Tom Patier.
son. Mrs. j. w. Twiss. Mrs. w. w
French, Mrs. Douglas Warren, Mrs,
o. ]. Stout. Mrs. l.. Grassman, Mrs.
Floyd T. Voris. Mrs. g. II. Steele.
Mrs. T. i. Patton. Mrs. l.. Lancaster.
Mrs. George G. Dunn. Mrs. r. o.
Fraser, Mrs. T.. A. Blackmore, Mrs.
J. T. We Friel. Miss Thelma Barbour
and Mss Beraldino Zlndorf.
Taesday. First Hin. Mrs. a. /.
Hawley, chairman: Wednesday, Unit.
versity, Mrs. Charles Ballard, chair.
man; Thursday. East Highland Drive.
Mrs. ID. ID. Baldwin. chairman; Fri.
day. Mount Baker. Mrs. II. l.. Koet.
ter chairman. Saturday. Renton Hill.
Mrs. G. $. Holmes. chairman.
At the Thrift Shop. Mrs. Nicholas
jain and Mrs. c. W. johnson will be
IN charRe Tor LaurelhurEt on Monday
morning and in the afternoon Mrs.
Florence Durgan and Mrs. w. G.
Weigle for University Guild. Tues.
day morning. Mrs. n. ]. Ramsey in
charge. in the afternoon Mrs. Axel
Hcrmanson and Mrs.. y. l.. FRANKIE
for Winslow. Wednesday morning,
Queen Anne Guild. Mrs. S. @. Crock.
EFT. chairman; afternoon, Capitol HIN.
Mrs. Falcon Joslin. chairman. Thurs.
day morning. Renton Hin. Mrs. c. =.
ingcrroll. chairman; afternoon. First
H1ll. Mrs. Henry Ristine. chairman.
Friday, North Queen Anne Guild.
Mrs. X. A Moody. chairman. satur.
day. Broadway Mrs. II. l.. Greene.
chairman.
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Cantor Rosenblatt's
Concert Sunday

There is nothing quite so thrilling
as the music OF the human voice.
It excels the tonal beauty of a mu.
steal instrument. and inspires as
nothing else can inspire. These facts
will be apparent 20 those people
who are fortunate enough to hear
Cantor Josef Rosenblatt when he
appears in concert at the Hippo
dromo. Fifth and University, Sun.
day night. March ..
Cantor Rosenblatt's voice is one
that is rarely duplicated, for it has
all the powers OF n real tenor and
all the marvellous range of a color.
atura. Thus, his voice Is really
two voices in one. and his programs
are combinations OF both types of
music.
The local concert IS under the
auspices of Seattle lodge, l. o. b. B..
and is to raise funds for the sup.
port OF one hundred war orphans
adopted by the organization at the
close Of the world war.
Seats can be secured at Sherman,
Clay & Co.'S, Third and Pine, or at
the Hlppodrome box office. which
will open at 10 o'clock Sunday morn
in~
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Music
Clavilux Demonstration
at Cornish

The clavilux, the new art instru-
ment which makes OF light what the
orchestra does OF sound. will be dem.
onstrated by its inventor. Thomas
Wilfred. at the Cornish Little the
alter. Wednesday. March 8. at $50
and at $40 p. m. Just as music Is
made UP OF melody. harmony and
rhythm. so Is light. used as a fine
art by the clavilux. made up or COL
or. form and rhythmic motion. But
Il is even more. The projection OF
these upon the screen which takes
the place Of the stage is three di-
mensional. That is TO say. the inn
age has not only height and
breadth. but 1t also has depth, just
as has stage.
The effect is as looking thru a
window. First are flashed upon the
screen from the clavilux form in
rhythmic motion. The form is In.
terlaced with color, the component
parts of light. the rainbow. split
prismatically. The form and rhythm
change. and with II the color. The
movement is continuous. The re-
suit is sonata or symphony OF
color. motion and form. working up
to climax of the principals, as does
the sonata.
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Junior Circle
Plans Affair

Bridge and Nah Jongg. followed
By tea, are planned for Wednesday
afternoon. March 18th. when the
Junior Circle Of tho Seattle Fruit
and Flower Mission will entertain
in the grill room OF the Washing.
ton hotel. About fifty tables will
be occupied at this the circles
opening party for tho season.
The committee on arrangements
.inciuees: Mrs. Monroe +. Jones
chairman; Mrs. Sidney Goodwin,
Mrs. Herbert swalSell. Mrs. Harri
son G. Perkins. Mrs. Paul d
Mackie. Mrs. Edwin SEWN, Mrs,
Arthur Matzdorf and Mrs. Arthur
Phinney.
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Butke, Mr.. and MrA Carl f. Gould.
Mr. and Mrs Colin o. Radford. Mira
J. v. u. Hardeman. Mr.. and Mira
+ y. Holmes. Mr.. and Mrs T. j.
Trafford-Hutesou. Mr. and Mrs r.
w. law. Mr.. and MrA Lester Tur-
ner. Jr.. Mr.. and Mira w. T.. Boelng.
Judge and Mrs Everett Smith. Dr.
and Mrs Henry suzzalio and Dr.
and Mrs Frederick Morgan Padel-
ford
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Tacoma Guests at Tea

a number OF women from Tn.
coma are anticipated as guests ~
t. silver musical ten Delta Kappa
Epsilon Mothers win give Tuesday
afternoon. March 4. from } until
Is o'clock at the homo OF Mrs.
George Youell.
Among them will be Mrs. Frank
II. Kelley. Mrs. p. II. Hebb, Mrs.
". w. Craft Mrs. W. G. Hellar
Mrs. Z. r. York. Mrs. L. II. Fisher,
Mrs. Mary Z. Hayden and Mrs.
W. @. Cameron.
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butterfly rpses. Mr.. Theodore Mar
dct was best man. and SIR Campbell
cronk. Mr.. Rudolph Moiler and Mr
Paul Ihrig the ushors.
a reception and supper followed
tho ceremony az the homo Of the
BRIDES parents. After short wed
ding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Gaunan will
be at home 40 1859 IatonA ave.
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(Left to right Mrs Fraser, the charming tCife OF
Donald r. Fraser, aoiH join Mr.. Fraser about April
I, in Olympia, rhere they acH reside Curtis Stu
dio); Mrs. William Michael O'Shea, lCho has come
here recently acith Dr. O'Shed from Spokane to make
ts city their home, is attractive addition to So
cial circles (Grady); Mrs David Morgan Roderich
(MarY Louise Rochester talented Uocalist, icho aul
be the assisting artist at the recital Nine. Germain
Schntzer, celebrated French pianist, oiH give Mon
dag evening, March 8, IN Plymouth church (Grady).
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-01
SEATTLE HIGH SCHOOL

lDl4NllA
The regular meeting OF the Sc.
attic High School council will be
held Monday. March 3. at 1880
O'Clock. IN tho large dining room
at the Y. w. c. A.
Mrs. Victor Aralstrorn. state presi.
dent. and Mrs. Bertha Garvin. OF
Charleston. state chairman Of high
school extension work. will talk on
High School Problems" Represen.
tatives from high schools in Pierce.
Kitsap and King counties VIII be
present. An invitation is extended
20 all chairnen of standing com.
mittees In high school work. A
round table discussion viii follow
the luncheon.
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Entertainments Planned

To compliment Mrs. John Bayless
who will leave March II for Los
Angeles on her way TO Baltimore,
TO make her home. Mrs. Guy wit.
ter will entertain with an informal
tea on Thursday afternoon Of mex,
week.
Friday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Oar
.ah corbett will give a small dinner
at their homo in honor OF Mr. and
Mrs. Bayless. Bridge viii be played
later.
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Faculty Women's Club
Lecture Recital

The Fnculiy Women's club Of IN,
University OF Washington Will pre-
sent Mrs Louise Van ogis In lee
fure recital on Monday evening
March ,. 1T tho y. w. G. a. audi.
forum. The subject will be Boris
GodounoY.- Moussorgsicy's famous
Eussian opera. which viii be given
BIZ the Chicago Civic Opera Co, Al
The Arena. March Is.
The patrons and pstronssssos for
the evening will be Judge and Mrs.
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Pupils in Recital

Voice pupils of Jacques Jou-Jer-
vile were in concert recital Friday
evening. February 80. at the Cornish
Little theater. IL proved TO be q
function so popular that there was
not accommodation for all who de-
sired to be present and many were
turned away. The aria numbers were
especially good and were accom-
panied by string orchestra drawn
from the ranks of the students with
Maurice Lenlat. Those participating
were /. Killgore, Paul Tenney. r.
Bradley. l.. Healey. Marguerite Sad
dler. Helen Slaughter, Violet NJ. Ball.
Frieda Hoeck. Roy Young. Ruth
Lindsay and Edwin Cook tvoicel and
Kathleen Jordan. Marion Ferguson.
Anna Donovan. Edith Foulkes. Agnes
Donovan and Lois Ferguson tstrings).
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luncheon Club

Tho Mount Baker Park Luncheon
club viii meet Mt the club house
for a / O'Clock luncheon. followed
by bridge. on Wednesday. March 8.
The hostosses for the afternoon will
DO Mrs. NJ. +. Calendar. Mrs. c.
Il. Dodge. Mrs. p. -. Durcn and
Mrs. +. e. weeks.
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LEGISLATIVE FEDERATION

King County Legislative Fedora.
ton win meet Monday. March 3. nt
2 y. m. I'm tho second floor club
room OF the Y. w. c. a. candi.
dates for the school board have
been invited TO speak Mr.. V. X.
Frula. principal OF Roosevelt High
school. will explain the federal edu.
cation bill. All interested persons
welcome.
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10 a. m. in the Broadway high school.
Arrangements for the program are
being made by Mrs. Geo. II. Moore
and Mrs. Austin Il. Griffiths. and will
feature the work OF the home eco
nomics committee and the Campfire
committee,
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SEATTLE couNcn ~ A.

yin 4 a - ~ ANAaAAA = l. ~
Executive board meeting of the Sc
attle Council of Parent.T Teacher Asso-
Citations in the school board room
Monday. March 3, at 10 n. m. Chair.
men OF standing committees invited
TO attend.
Next regular meeting of thu Seattle
Council will DO Tuesday, March II. at
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Personal

Mrs. James Macfnrlane and Mrs.
Anna Aiilburn Thomson arc expected
home tho first OF next week from
visit at the winter home OF Mr..
and Mra. Mori,z Thomson. in Alta
dona, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs Joshua Green and
tho Misses Bentonia. Fnnces and
Laura Green. will be home next
week from a trip 20 California.
Mrs. Alexander Scott Built left
last night for california. TO be gone
month.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. c. Blanchard will
leave the first of the week on a
months trip East.
Mrs Julian w. F'riedlander will
return Monday from n visit in Vic
toria, d. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Heffernan,
who have been in Los Angeles for
several weeks. left Friday for coro.
nado.
Mr.. and Mrs John c. Eden will
leave Tuesday on the II. +. Alex
ander for California, 10 be gone a
month or six weeks.
Mrs. Roger Morse Bone and two
children will sail Tuesday on tho II.
f. Alexander for Los Angeles. where
they will Join Mr.. Bone and make
their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ A. Arnold will
return. March 10. from a months
visit in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Dixon Richard
son. who arc visiting in California.
will return early in March.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schwager, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. AL
win Schwager for fortnight. will
leave Sunday for their homo in
Saskatoon, sask.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Auzias de
Turenne have returned from two
weeks trip to California
Dr. and Mrs. w. II. Pittwood win
return the nrst of the week from
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CANADIAN woMENs cIuB

CANADIAN WUMtlN'S Club
The Canadian Women's club VIII
hold a business session at the Fed
Grafton clubhouse, Tuesday. March
4. at p. m, followed by talk by
Miss Marjorie Cowan OF the Cornish
school, and n reading by Mrs. NJ l.
Hope. A tea win conclude the after
noon. Mrs John Blackburn and
Mrs Fred Elliott viii be the hos
tesses.
The executive board will meet at
ESQ p. IN.
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CLUB MEMBERS
ENTERTAINED

For the benefit of the Seattle.
wide Democratic women's club. Miss
Juliette Sass entertained with nine
tables of bridge at her home, SIS
30th ave. on Thursday. February
2s. Mrs. lone Humes was the az
slsting hostess.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

LADY STIRLING CHATTER
Lady Stirling chapter. D. A. r,
win hold IFS regular monthly meet
ing Tuesday. March 4. Mt 1880 p. M.
at tho residence OF Mrs. William e.
Dornberg, 1851 18th ave. n. Board
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Luncheon at
"SNnnncrest"

Mrs. James D. Hoge viii enter.
tain 1g guests at NAH jongg
luncheon on next Tuesday after.
noon. at her home. "sunnycrest, :"
at The Highlands.