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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-25
Junior Leagues First
Annual Bal

The Junior leagues first annual
bail on Thursday evening az the Ma
senlo temple, holds tho center OF
tho stage this week IN social circles.
Announcement has already been
made OF the personnel OF tho spe.
clai'y numbers 90 be given during
tho intermission--th Maids and
Walters dance, tho Moorish, the
Spanish, the Clown and tho Chinese
dances. This program will begin al
IL o'clock and the COMMITTEES In
charge announces that those who do
not care 90 come 10 the ball. may
have seats In the balcony for the
advertisement.
Miss Kathleen DonAhoe Il IN
charge Of the cabaret scene with is
tables occupied BY 40 members OF the
young married set. maids and hache.
lors.
\ word OF explanation about the
Junior league al this time win likely
not be amlsz. The Junior league was
founded in New York IS years ago.
TX Is now national organization.
composed Of life. sustaining. active
and associate memberships. There
are four chapters on tho Pacific
eoasi--san Francisco. Portland, Tn.
coma and Seattle.
The Seattle group has a. present
% members who furnish all tho vol
unieer service AZ the Ea4tiake branch
on the Seattle Day nursery and sup.
port bed ~ The children's ortho.
peiic hospital The officers OF the
Seattle chapter are: Miss Catherine
Collins. president: Mrs. Walter Nc.
Evan TomklnS, vicenrcsidcnt; Miss
Dorothy Campbell. treasurer. and
Miss Achsa Lou Powell. secretary.
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Orthopedic Tea and
Thrift .ShODs

Mrs. 4. II. chaveIIe viii be hos;
ess for Denny Thurman guild al
the ortbopedlc Tea Shop Tuesday
assisted by Mrs. Samuel l.. craw
ford. Mrs. u. Fisher. Mrs. Harry
Kent. Mrs. y. a. CARRIER. Mrs. W
r.. waldo. Mrs. Charles Kucher
Mrs. Elmer Brady, Mrs. Henry u
Morris. Mrs. X. G. Barmen. Mrs
Gardner w. Gable. Mrs. n. r
Kucher. slrs. J. T.. Nestor. Mrs
John Arlington. AIRS. r. VI. Eberer
Mrs. Irwin a. weichbredt and Mrs
n. w. Bruen.
Mrs. J. j.. VIM and Mrs. G. G
cuiliton viii represent East High
land Drive guild Tuesday morn
Ing at the Thrift Shop and in the
afternoon Mrs. @. NJ. Freeman AM
Mrs. y. ). Perkinson for Interlaker
guild.
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Quaint Setting for Smart Church Weddino
Interesting Engagement Announced

frHE marriage 81 Miss Alice Louise
L swore. daughter Of Mrs, Eliza.
beth carman svope. 90 Mir Max
Edgar Jones. son OF Mrs. Matilda S.
jones. vas solemniEed Saturday eve.
ming in tho University Unitarian
church. the Rev John Carroll Per.
Kins rcading the service at sac
o'clock.
The little church WAS very quaint
IN its decorative scheme. which rep
resented an old English garden. Box.
wood trees bordercd the center aisle
aud great rustic flower pots filled
with the flowers OF early spring stood
at either side 81 tho candlo.llt altar.
While tho large Gothic window ledge
In the background was massed with
ionqails and acacia.
Before the service. Miss Dorothy
Fry sang "At pawninE" The wed.
ding march from Lohengrin was
playca for the professional and Men.
aelssohn's Tor the occasional,
Or. Roy A. Dawes was best man.
and Mr.. Iorin II. Allen. Mr.. Russell
II. Horton. Mr.. Berniee pawnle and
Mr.. Marion Herrlck tho ushers,
Miss Helen SwOpe was maid OF
honor for her sister. Her gown OF
coral pink crepe chiffon was most
attractive. II WAS designed with
bands os silver lace and embroidered
in lridescent beads and rhinessoncs.
For bouquet she carried Ward roses,
orchid sweet peas and lilies Of the val.
lsy tied with orchid chiffon.
Marjorie Reede. the dainty little
flower girl. wore a pale yellow
French froek and pink roseouds In
her hair. A shepherdess basket OF
spring flowers was carried.
The bride. entering with her uncle.
AIR. stephen A. Carman. was charm
ing In ivory crepe chiffon cmbFoid.
cred in crystals and pearls over cloth
o. silver. Her train OF chiffon edged
with bands OF chantilly lace fell
from the shoulders. and her tullc veil
vas caught 20 a eoronet % lace
wreathed in orange blossoms. An
exquisite shower Of orchids. cream
roses. lilies Of the valley and shell
pink bouvardia formed her bouquet.
Mrs. Swope wore a handsome
gown Of black Lace and tulle. and
Mrs. Jones was gowned in rich black
velvet. with blue rhinestones for
trimming. Both mothers wore ophe.
IA roses and orchid sweet peas for
cogsages.
!, Afterwards there was reception
1t the home Of the bride IN setting
q lovely spring blossoms. Presiding
al tho supper table weEe Mrs. Roy
W. Ccmegys. Mrs. s. a. Carman.
Mrs. Wilmer c. Hewitt and Mrs.
George Bovik.
They were assisted by a group OF
Alpha ri Delta sorority sisters OF the
bride-the Misses Elizabeth Jones.
Elaine culliton. Dorothy Arncni and
Evelyn Carman. Mrs. Martius King
and Mrs. Cecil Fry. Mrs Joseph
PAten and Nrs. II. J. wyckoff as
sisted about tho rooms
The bride wore for travelling n
black satin onc.piece model and a chic
HACK Milan hat. with a wrap OF
artichoke green trimmed with gray
squirrel and an orchid and lily OF
the valley corsaxe.
After March rs. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
VIII be a. home In Portland.
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Architects Wires Club
10 GiUe Luncheon

The Architects wives club will
have a luncheon NJ tho women's
University club on Tuesday. Feb.
ruary IS. 10 honor Mrs. Knicker
booker Boyd OF Philadelphia. who
with Mr.. Boyd viii be IN the city
for n few days next week.
Following tho luncheon Ms. Rob
~ r. Jarvis viii read Exit Ny
Lady"
,.r Boyd. who il delegate AMI
also executive president OF the
american Construction Council oI
piUlagclphia. was formerly vice
..iesldent OF tho American Institute
n Architects.
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Hiss Macfarlane
Betrothed to Kline
ITfl1,,,o1
Hillnlan

\ Mr.. and Mrs. walter K slacfar.
ane announce the engagement Of
their daughter. Ma-grct;a. 20 Mr.. II.
Kline HIIIrnan. son OF Mr.. and AIRS
Homer l.. Hiilmzn.
The news was disclosed Friday
evening at a dinner given az thr
Kappa Kappa Gamma house before
TIC sorority's formal At the Seattle
Coli and Country club.
Miss ,facfarlane Is a senior at The
University OF Washington. Whit
sIr. Hllluaan Is 4 graduate from iar
University Of Washington Law
school and a member OF Dci'a
Kappa Epsilon. Oval club and pal
Alpha Delta honorary legal frater
nifty.
No date has been set for the wed
ding.
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY

WOODLAND PAHK

WOODLAND PARK
w. c. T. l..
The woodlans Park W. e. r. u.
wiz meet Tuesday. February Is. at
? .. m. AZ the home OF Mrs. Ran.
:7.7 Sycamore ayr 'rlllzrd me
moral ,.sascTs and friends urged
10 a;:rnd.
BENEFIT CARD PARTY
4 benefit card party will be given
on Tuesday afternoon. February 20.
At Providence hospital. by 81. Win.
crnt auxiliary OF -. yinccnt's Home
for the Aged.
RsrNIEB.NoBLE POST BENEFIT
Under the direction OF Mrs. VIII
Lam kinney - chairman. ably AZ
sisted by her community. = benefit
for the American Legion auxiliary
10 fsuinier.SobIe I'ost No. viii be
given Tuesday evening. February IS.
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Informal Reception
at "SuqH0lie"

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Acheson
viii b. hosts AZ an informal recep-
tion on Tuesday evening at their
home. "sashaiie.- following the Ap.
plcton.strcet concert at the women's
University club.
The affair viii honor AdelIna
carola Appleton and her assisting
artists.
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Dinner Dance at
Golf Club

An interesting announcement
comes from the entertainment com.
niiftee Of the Seattle Golf and Coun-
kfry Cuba 81. Patrick's dinner.
fdance at the clubhouse on Saturday
evening. March Is. This will be the
first dance Of the new year at the
club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-25
MANY SCHOOL CHILDREN
ARE SIcKLY

Mothers who saluc their own
comfort and the welfare Of their
children. should never be without
box Of Mother Gray's Sweet Pow
dcrs for children for use throughout
the season They Break up Colds,
Regulate the Bowels. Relieve Fever
ishness. Constipation. Tecthing Dis
orders. Headaches and Stomach
Troubles. tied by Mothers for over
20 years. THESE POWDERS GIVE
SATISFACTION. All Drug Stores
Don't accept any substitute.
Trial Package sent FREE.
Addrcss Mother Gray Co. lie Roy
y. Advertisement.
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Personal

MIS-. Frederick HAusmnn viii en-
terrain ~ her guest a. the Sunset
club Mime German schnltzer. cele.
bratod irreneh pianist. who appears
in recital ON Monday evening March
g. AZ Plymouth church. Madame
schnitzer viii arrive In town on Sat
day.
AIR Frederick r Fischer Will
leave tonight for san Francisco,
whence no win sail. March I, on the
President Adams. for a three month";
trip around tho world
Air. aud Mrs Henry carstsns and
Mr. and Mrs, John Harrington Ed.
wards spent the week end IN Veto.
ria, u. c.
Mr. and Mrs. X. william Crosby.
Mlss Helen AInsworlh and Ms.s
Mary Collins triurned Sunday night
from few days visit In Victoria
n. C.
Alr. = = Blaine, who has been ill
IN Washington. -. G.. Tor three
months. returned 10 town last week
Afr. and Mrt. Theodore Owens and
Mr and Mrs Perry u, Truax spent
tho weekend In Vancouver II. c.
Mrs Lewis sehwnger returned
last Wednesday from a months trip
IN Alabama. coming homo by way
OF California.
MR.. Francis Packer II visiting
her uncle and aunt. Sir. and Mrs.
g. q. Brownell. in Portland. About
March IS she viii join Lleat
Packer. who IS expected 10 arrive in
Seattle about that date.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold speidel
spent the week end in Everett. with
Mrs. spsiders parents. Mr.. and MIz.
irving Miller Smith
hrH. Charles u. GuihFe returned
last week from three months
visit IN the East and South.
Miss Olive Leonard has returned
from a short yisit Ia Victoria. n. c.
Mfr ana Mrs. Harry hRrkey Mar
ion McBridel haya arrived from 81.
Paul. where their wedding was sol.
emuizcd on February "a. and arc the
guests temporarily OF Afr Markcy's
parents. Afr. and Mira Henry W.
Markey.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Farrell and
Miss Helen Farrell. who are now in
Los Angeles. guests az tho Amhahsa.
dor, arc expected homo early IN
March.
Mr.. u. Baldwin. OF I.oA Angeles.
Is spending a few days IN town.
guest 40 ihs Hotel Savoy.
Mr.. Henry Weston. o, New York.
Is ia town. a guest at the Hotel Otis.
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EAZSJ4:fEl

WEST SEATTLE ART CLUB
The west Seattle Art club will meet
at the home OF Mrs. r. y. Derickson.
24i7 Prescott St. on Wednesday. Feb
ruary q, at 1870 a. m. Mrs. John
r. Jacobson VIII have the lesson for
the day. assisted by Mrs. c. II. BUGGY.
The topic for discussion viii be In
dian Influence IN Art"
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Annie Wright
SeninQru Glib

The Annie Wright Seminary club
viii hold lis February and March
meeting Thursday afternoon. Febru,
AIRY Is. az Z o'clock. a. the Dixie tea
room. White building. The mem.
bers WIN DO tho guests OF Alrs. X. II.
Ober az ten
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Drop-In Luncheon

Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae
association viii have a dropin lunch
con al the womenis University club
Saturday. March /. at O'Clock.
Reservations may be made by call.
Ing Miss Marguerite Grant.
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Luncheon at Home

To honor Mrs. c. W. Kelly and
Mrs. Edward Kelly. who will leave
next weeil on a trip 10 California.
Alfa Florence Hyatt viii entertain
he members OF the Thirteen club
ai luncheon Tuesday afternoon. at
her home.
Covers will BE- placed for fourteen
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NAH JoNGc CLASS

The Interlsken guild Of the oftho.
pedlo hospital announces rs next
nah jongg class Tor Wednesday.
February n. NJ 2 p. m. NJ The home
Of Mrs. j. -. COPYRIGHT 1870 East
Lynn -. With hrs. Leslie Knight
IN charge. For reservations call
CA pitt 1906.
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Bridge and Nah Jongg
PartU Planned

The Mothers club Of Theta Delta
CHI fraternity will entertain with a
bridge aud nah jonrg party satur.
Gay evening. March !. az the chap
ter house. 4ss= 18Th ave. y. T..
Reservations may be made with
Mrs. Nary Nicholson. BE acn.lo1:,
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POLICY FILLS BnouGur RELIEF

John Il. Gordon. Danvillc. III,
writes Il suffered with kidney
trouble. could not sleep and was
always tired. got some FOLEY
PILLS and after a Few treatments I
felt better" FOLEY PILLS arc n
diurciic stlmulani for ihc kidncya
aid in flushing and keeping them
active. advertisement.
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BnNErIr LUNCHEON

Mrs. ". a. NlEhtllpgsr will be
hostess az benefit luncheon on
"wednesday, February a. a. 1890
o'clock. nt her apartment, 10. 2.
1909 Seneca n. The luncheon viii
he served bY Mrs. y. X. sprAgue.
director of home service. Northwest
products.
Bridge. whist and nah jonE1 win
follow Take Madison cE1le 20 sum
init ave, For reservations call
IA stb547.
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Informal Nah Jongg
PARTY

Aiss Cora Leenhouts entertained
with an informal nah jonEg party
ht her home on Saturday evening.
Two tables were IN play.
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Entertains for Visitors

TO compliment Mrs. l.. Turner. %
Sac Pauio. South America. Mrs. A.
Hampton was hostess at an informal
bridge luncheon OF two tables Friday
afternoon az the Tennis club.
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Entertaining
Luncheon Club

Mrs. Chester Latimer viii enter
tain members OF her bridge lunch.
con club at her home on Tuesday
afternoon OF next week.
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OPEN FORUM MEETING

The next meeting Of the open
Forum viii be held ~ the Cornish
school reception rooms Mt $50
O'Clock Monday evening. February
20. The subject FOR discussion viii
DO Tho progress. past and present.
OF civilization IN India. and the lead.
er win be Alfred w. Dyer. who not
only u n student OF Oriental Ian
guagos and religions. but also. being
born IN the country. has n first. hand
knowledge OF The subject. Tho
meeting ls open 10 the general pub.
Ne. as II usual with these open
Forum meetings. Anybody inter
esied is Invited 10 come.
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wlscoNsIN ooLDENRoD

The Wisconsin Goldenrod club
viii meet on wednesday, February
a. With Mfs tennis Allen, 10 -
74th H. BOX luncheon ~ 1890
o'clock All former Wisconsin
women welcome.
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WOODLAND PARK
Aff<fYrApw

Mrs. Florence Payne win entertain
tho Woodland Park auxiliary. No.
>. 10 the Ruth school building fund.
at her home. iTth ave. y. r. and y.
ssth 81. Tuesday. February 20. At
j. o'clock
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Women's Clubs

at Greenwood hall. Ssrd and Green
wood ave.
A splendid musical program has
been prepared and there will be q
five minute talk by Ralph Hall. past
commander OF the post, which Will
bo followed by dance and refresh
ments. Miss Nina Burns orcbes,ra
will furnish the music for the dance
and election returns will be an
nounced during the evening.
MUSIC sTUDY CLUB
The Seattle Music study club
will hold it, regular meeting 1T ths
home OF Mrs. Frederick n. A. An
dersos, 1922 y. s3d si.. on Tuesday
February 2s, at .. m.
EVERGREEN LODGE
SOCIAL CLUB
The Social club OF Evergreen lodge
A. o. 4. w. will give n card party
on TUESDAY. February &c, at : y. M
At 1902 Ninth ave.
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rNTERLAKE pr. A.

INTERLAKE PIT. A.
Inicrlake PIT. a. viii meet iu the
basement OF The school Tuesday.
February 20. at 215 p. m. Ailsf
Lucy Case viii speak on Legislation
as Affecting Women and Children
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

zETA PsI MOTHERS CLUB
4 special meeting Of the Zcta Psi
Mothers. club has becn ealied for
Wednesday. February ~. at 10
a m, at tho fraternity house. fbis
18th y. r. Bring scwing materials
and take lunch ~ tbs Commons
STATE PHIEATELtc SOCIETY
The following officers wera elect
Cd on Tuesday. February 10. AZ the
annual meeting OF ths state phlia.
tello society: President. Edward 4.
Frederick. Seattle: vice presidents.
Or. II. y. Hinman Everett. G.
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Utsrmark. Seattle. and Cecil r.
Blogx. Tacoma, librarian. II. c. HIT.
Ilremcrton. treasurer. y. Haglund.
Eecreinry. Lucien Perroi.
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cALErpn CLUB

The caieldh club win mee, with
Mrs. =. s. Sylvester. AZ Fernellff.
Balnbridge island. on Tuesday. Fcb
ruary g. Take steamer Bainbr.dse.
from GaibrAlsh dock. Pier J. AZ Iols
a. m.
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shor, talk on 'Playnslds. Refresh.
ments.
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PARLIAMENTARY
LAW GLASS

Robert Parliamentary Law Class
viii meet AZ the y. w c. a. Thurs.
day. February p. AZ 1870 D. m.
MrS. Ella cudlhec. chairman and
teacher. Subject lesson. Motions
10 Bring a Question Again Before
tho Assembly"
Tho auxiliary class In public
speaking. with Nine. Harriet saun.
derson az leader viii have for it's
lesson. Introducing Speakers"
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CARD PARTY

James A. sexton post WIN enter.
tain with card party Tuesday.
February Is. at p. m. Ia Veterans
hall. Armory.
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woMANs cENTrnY clnh

Tho political science department
OF the wonan's Century club will
meet Tuesday, February 2s. At the
Y. w. c. a. At II a. m. Papers
will be read on foreign republics
and comparisons made with tho
government OF tho United States.
Mrs. a. Harksr win read paper
on China: Mr.. W. s. Criswold on
France. and Mrs. Emma X. Rine.
hart. on Brazil
The parliamentary procedure de-.
partment viii meet Tuesday at 1870
.. m. at the y. w. ca.
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RAINIER CHAPTER. d.

RAINIER CHAPTER. u. Ar
Tho regular monthly meeting o.
Rainier chapter. ID. A. r.. viii be
held Tuesday. February &c. ~ y.
m. at the homo ot strs. c. q. Brad.
ner. 1888 40,G ave. Mrs. Bradnsr
viii be assisted by Mrs. T. T. Davis,
Mrs. Ray Mines. Mrs. G. c. bronson.
Mn. Virgil NJ Bogpr. siias Lulu r..
Wells. Mrs. ". r. Allison. Mrs, Eliza
Ferry Lcary. Mrs. T.. &. bradley.
Miss Emma shumway and Mira
Elizabeth J +. Thorne. Mr.. J. G.
Hcrbsman viii sins. A fun attend.
anco is requested. as important bus,
mess matters arc 10 be discussed
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cLroNTAN cIUB

LI4IVsfINiN NIsVU
The Clionisn club win meet Tues.
day. February 20. al p, m. at The
Federated clubhouse to hear the fol-
lowing program:
Subject for the afternoon-'Poi-
tiles"
''woman's Progress Toward Poli.
icai and Social Equality by Mrs.
g. r. TaimadEe.
Carrie Chapman Gait" Mrs. A.
T.. BurweI.
Gives" Mrs. Fred W. catiett.
Qualifications OF candidates at pr.
mary election.
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PRINCESS ANoELINE

Princess Angellne Council No. s.
Degree Of Pocahon,as. the auxil.
iary OF tho Improved Order OF the
Red Men. win hold Lap Year
dance on Wednesday evening. Febru.
airy 9Th. II the Swedish club hall.
Fights ave. and Olive ~.
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woMAN's civic cum

Tho regular meeting OF tho Won.
ans Civic club win DO held Tuesday.
February &c. In tho Erickson room
at tho Y. W. c, a. The meeting win
be FOR members only and a large AZ.
tendance Is requested.
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HoME sEwING cLrR

Tho Ladies OF the G. A. n. Sew.
inE club will meet "wednesday. Feb.
ruary ~. with Mrs. Rachel Young.
foi2 18th ave. y. y. Luncheon N
noon. Take cowen park car.
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rYrERLAKE PIT. A.

Interlnke pr, 4, viii sponsor n
Northwest products luncheon under
tho direction Of Mrs. y. u. sp1Rue,
AZ the Bungalow church. on Tues.
day evening. March 4. NJ p. nj.
Early reservations are requested.
Call Airs. T.. i. Hess. ME irss-i2ss.
or Mrs. T.. A. Beach. ME lrse.26i7.
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PHI DELTA MOTHERS CLUB
Phi Delta Mothers club viii give
a card party NJ the fraternity house.
2iii =. 18th ST. on Friday. February
2e. at p. m. Call BE aen-2so2 for
reservations.
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CENTRAL w. c. T. Z.
Central w. G. 4. 4. VII NEE.
Tuesday. February %. at p. m.
At Plymouth church.
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Greenwood O. r. s.

GREENWOOD o. r. s.
Tho Greenwood o. l.. S. Social cll
wiz meet Thursday. February 2s.
tho Greenwood Improvement cIu
house. SSH and Greenwood. Lunc
con AZ o'clock. Following a sho
business session. tho remainder
the afternoon win be devoted
cards
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DAY NURsERY

The Seattle Day Nursery associa-
ton viii have SIS next meeting on
Thursday. February 2s. at y. m,
al the nursery. 302 Broadway. Mrs.
W. T. Perkins viii be the hostess.
assisted By Mrs. D. a. selbert.
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POETRY club

The Seattle Chapter OF the Amer
lean Literary society Seattle Poetry
club viii meet Thursday evening.
February 2s. at 8 o'clock. ut 2os
Broadway.
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Mr. Henry Weston. o, New Yorl
Is ia town. a guest at the Hotel OH,
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Mr. u. Baldwin. OF I.oA Angeles.
Is spending a few days IN town. a
guest 40 ihs Hotel Savoy.
, 1924-06-04
TELEGRAM MS.
CT IROIX STATION

AZ ~ 49,
Bucharest. May 3lst.-The JugO SIay
Govt. gave orders yesterday for immedi-
ate general mobilization incasa the Rus
sian invade Bessarabia. The Jugo SIav
general staff further instructed the army
commanders, railway officials and civil
auth0ri les, who assist with the mnbiIiZa-
ton, and tribal chiefs in TIE isolated dis
tricts, t. begin Immediately TO take the
necessary steps to hasten the mob.liza-
ton when ordered.
Vienna. June lst. The Chancellor,
DR.. Ignaz Seipel, lies in q hospital here
tonight in the gravest condition. A bull
let fred by a young railway employee,
Karl JaWorek, penetrated the Chan
c%ellor's lung and it remains Embedded
there, the surgeons having been unable
to extract it. The Chancellor's condi-
ton is aggravated By diabetes. Tnree
shots were fired at him. one going wide
the other grazing the skin and the third
penetrating the lung. He was shot as he
stepped from the train on mis- return
from Wiener Neustadt. HIS assailant
wounded himself seriously 10 an attempt
to commit suicide.
London. May 31st.-It IS reported that
Queen Mary of Roumauia. who is in
England. has received a telegram from
Bucharest that terrible plogrons have
, 1924-06-04
BURIALS
IN THE PUBLIC CEMETERY
or EREOERIKSTED,

May 1924.
3-Decima S. Johnson, died il town,
aged l month.
3-Henry jacobs, died at the Hospital,
aged Al years.
4-Beatrice Herbert, died at the Hos
pital, aged "a years.
4-Ivan Layae, died at the Hospital,
aged / month.
5 Still born male at the Hospital.
6-John Calender. died at the Hospi-
tai, aged 66 years.
8-Helen Seville. died at the Hospital,
21-Ada Gibbs, died in town, aged %
years.
"a Jens Casper Bartholin. died at the
Hospital aged % years.
27-DanieI Nathan, died az the Hospital,
aged Al years.
% William Kenneth Henderson, died
1t the Hospital. aged / month.
3O-Haus Jacob Kofoed, died at Est.
Sprat Hall, aged II years.
, 1924-06-04
NOTICE.

THE Auction Of Mr. r E. HIGGINS
stock. in-tlade will be continued on
, SATURDAY, THE TIN INST, AT 2
O'CLOCK P. M. when, among other
things, will be Offered for sale Kegs of
Wire nails. Mat tacks. Hoes, very large
?. Hinges from g. up, Thumb hinges IA
inches up, Pow socks, Moulding pI0ws,
Sewing machines, Charcoal Irons, Gal
vanize spouting, Chicken wire, Galva-
niZe cutters.