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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-23
Music
Studio Musicales

Miss Carrie Taylor gave series
OF very successful musicalcs az her
studio. 1891 Ninth ave. W. Tho firz,
was given Friday evening. June 10
in which the following children took
part; Florence Britt. Violet Barton
Kart Boyer. Dorothy Collision. Doro.
thy Maxwell. Harriet Fell. Mary
Lille. Wallace seely. Wilma Mont
gomery and Lucille Fell.
This was followed on Saturday
afternoon A. $50 by the beginners
and second year pupils The chill
drcn appearing on this program were
Ralph Montgomery Einor Townsend
Gretchen CARRIER. Hazel Gum. Dawn
Carlson. Florence Boyd. sono Hoshi.
Airline thinner. Roberta CARRIER,
Mary Lou Flint. Diekcy Weaver.
Margaret Brown. Mildred Dayton.
Luella Ewing. Jesse Pflouger. Thei.
ma Hetzer. Florence Krusc. Paul
Flint, Doris Hhmpson. Lucia Bueh.
man. Virginia and Ross Werner.
Betty Betting and Marie Loppla.
The series wus closed Saturday
evening at SIS b. the moro nd.
vauccd pupils. who gave very OK.
cellent program. Those who played
were Pauline schuchard. Kathryn
Seymour. Byrl Maxwell. Martha Mar.
tin. Kathleen Boyd. Margaret Ross.
Herbert Ward. Mildred Ewing. Olive
Schuehard. Alice Younkman. Mhrga.
ret Cooper. Violet Weaver. Tholma
Benshoff and Ruth Boyer
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Garden Fete VIII
Benefit Hospifdl

Msdrona Guild Of the Chlldrcn's
orthopcdic hospital has plans FOR a
ardcn fcte Tor the benefit Of the
hospital on "Wednesday. July 81. IN
the attractive grounds % Mrs. N. 4.
Ostmndcr, 200 toth ave. n.
A Chinese motif viii be developed
IN the decorations. There win be-
dainty little shops. tea houses and
the tennis courts viii be Enclosed
and canopled. Nah iongg win bo the
feature % tho afternoon. but bridge
win be played and there win be a
gypsy fortune.tellor booth. a program
aud dancing.
Mrs, Orange Jacobs Is the general
chairman In charge Of arrangements
Assisting her will be the following
committee chairmon, Mrg j. h. Alex
ander, booths. Mrs. II. r. Moves and
Mrs, Lewis Il, Dawson. tea. Mrs. l.
=. Whiting, cards. Mrs. Edgar shy,
der. president OF the guild, tickets
Mrs. John Lee ilolcomb. fortunes
and Mrs. Clarence Mcdonald bust.
ness manager.
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-Orthonedic Shops

Mrs. Henry r. Norris will DO host.
ess for Denuy.Fuhrman guild at the
orthopedic lunch room Tuesday. as.
sisted BIZ Mrs. John Arlington. Mrs.
J. c. harmon. Mrs. G. H. crabtree,
Mrs. Ronald Kueher. Mrs. NJ. J.
Bacon. Mrs. G. ID. Myers. Mrs. +. l..
Miller. Mrs. L. l.. Stevens, Mrs. !. u.
Nestor, Mrs. AIbcr, Barry, Mrs. 4. j.
Falknor. Mrs. u. Hayes. Mrs. II. r.
Kennedy, Mrs. A. W. Myiroic. Airs.
]. f.. Jones. Mrs. william Travcs,
Miss Mary Shelton and Mss Eva
Peterson.
The Thrift shopswill be In charge
OF Mrs. II. J. Armstrong and Mra.
C. II. Collins for East Highla I'd Drive
guild on Tuesday morning. and
Mrs. jag La chapellc and Mrs. u. J.
Parkinson for Intcrlakcn guild in the
afternoon.
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Married at Home

The marriage OF Miss aazol ruT.
he. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
s. Turtle, OF Spokane. and MIR
Raymond Davis. was celebrated
"Wednesday evening at the residence
OF the brides uncle and aunt. Mr.
and Mrs. A. ]. Mclean
Miss Alice Turtle was maid Of
honor for her sister. and Mr.. George
Miller. OF I.ongviow. was best man
Kathleen Kelly was the little flower
giri. \ small reception followed the
ceremony.
SIR. and Mrs. Davis win be NJ
home after July Is. NJ eco View.
mont way.
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ONE WAY TO DO 1T

4 small boy entered tho chemists
shop and asked n he might use tho
phone. This t. what the chemist
heard. rs Mr.. Jones thcre7
Mr.. Jones. l hear you're looking for
a boy TO help IN your shop and run
errands. You sag sou ~.
ready have a boy II he giving sat.
iafaetlong He lag =
Thanks Good bye
Look here" said tho chemist. II
need a boy TO help mo here. Arc
you looking for work.
"oh. no.. said the boy. II work
for Mr. Jones, and ! just wanted 10
find out n l could risk asking for a
raise. - Argonaut.
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Announces Daughters
MARRIAGE

Mrs Peter II. Jarvis announces
the marriage OF her daughter. Lor.
raine Elizabeth. TO Mr.. J. Theophilo
Briuck, OF 81. Charles dc Captain.
Quebec. on Thursday. June is.
Rev. sidney Morgan. rector OF ST.
Paul's church. read the service AZ
the Jarvis residence.
Mrs. Clarence stixrood. OF Chica.
so. attended her sister as matron OF
honor and Mr.. Gerald Crilk was
best man. A reception followed the
service
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Once Farmers, Boys
Are Ice Men Now

CHICAGO. June 2s.--The press
agent Of the National Association Of
Ice Industries hroadcasts that many
young men from high schools and
colleges are going into the iee bust
meas a. n summer iob. a. extra men.
They used 70 so 90 farms. but The
farm demand has fallen or Its a
rather heavy. but cool job. says the
T.. a.
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to members and their friends. will be
followed by cards.
ALTRUISTIC CLUB
Pythlan Sisters Aitruistic club. Of
Seattle temple. will meet Thursday
for an aliday session AZ tho home Of
Mrs. G.. Christopher. s5i Il. 18th 81,
PosTPoNES MEETING
White Shrine ThimbIe club has
postponed It's regular meeting until
the third Monday In July.
WASHINGTON IRVING PIT. a.
Washington Irving PIT. A. will
have It's annual school picnic at Sal.
mon Bay park. on Wednesday. June
%. Luncheon at IL m. Bring lunch,
cup and spoon.
DAUGHTERS or
ST. GEORGE
Daughters OF ST. Georges win bc
entertained at luncheon and a sew.
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Luncheon and
sater PdrtU

h. Fred ". Hsllett entertained
small luncheon at the Dixie
rom followed by a theater party
= Metropolitan on Saturday AFT.
|xs in honor OF Mrs. Waiter Ken
b. o. lewiston. Idaho. who Is the
= guest Of Mrs. Samuel A. Mar.
slay afternoon Of this week Mrs.
{ Hagen will entertain with a
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he Sunset Club

Il LANES COLBERT SULII-
|,.N will entertain with a
-. ., twelve covers and bridge
-.s,e.aay afternoon al the Ten.
- IN honor OF Airs. John Y.
nlargarct penu ~ santa
- who is spending the sum,
(. Town
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WIEN pAuGnTEK PRACTICES

i say. old man. 10 your daughter
going TO practice on tho plano this
afternoon"
II believe So"
wei, then. IA like % borrow
your lawn mower. I've got 10 cut
tho grass some time, anywny."--
Boston Transcript.
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BIS at Ball IN
[,nc0ureT'

Ne A. D. McRse and Mrs. Mc-
, sr;ertalned with a large ball at
j. home. -Hycroft. on Shaugh,
y helghts. Vancouver. y. G. Sat.
b. evening. in honor OF tho polo
~ A number OF Seattle peo,
au.ored up 10 attend the affair.
sre the ball NJ. Graeme King
ia dinner OF ten covers at his
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY

HrER CHATTER, d. a. r.
He last meeting Of the club year
;zlrisr chapter u. A. r. viii be
On Tuesday, June -. when tho
Est Of the chapter, Mrs David
pm will entertain with a rccep-
It her home, 1884 Blaine blvd,
he new members OF tho chapter.
uins tho afternoon Mr.. s. f..
abun will speak on Studies OF
Life" There will be a musical
yam followed by the service Of
the business session new off.
VIII be elected and business per.
zrs 10 tho building OF TING me.
ral chapter house transacted.
Is PIT. A.
~ Ross PIT. A. will hold a bas-
rien!c at the home OF Mrs. Snow
Alins Bay. on Tuesday. June "a,
y will leave pier 3. at $50 a. m.
MEMBERS and families invited.
DlEs OF l.. o. 7. NJ.
ladies' taking part in public Initla.
H L. o. T. ". will meet for
We Tuesday morning. June "a,
y o'clock In /. o. o. f. temple.
y lunch.
ALIAlsY TO SUNSET
Y IMPROVEMENT CLUB
e Ladies" auxiliary 10 the Sun.
HiA Improvement club Will meet
Mrs. A. J. Wartex, 1857 w.
=, Tuesday, June "a, az p. m.
PARENTS club win meet at the
s'sr school, at 8 p. m.
nLIARY TO GIVE
llEF TEA
1, auxiliary to Veterans of For.
wars viii give a relief tea at
Ao'ne Of Mrs. Mamie Resch, 702
ave- Tuesday. June "a. Mem.
are asked to come for the day
y prepared to sew.
20 PARTY
t<<kl
-Hnerhood OF American Yeomen,
Una circle. will give O. card party,
-n'hg at 500 O'Clock, with n
ater, on Tuesday evening,
y at the hall, 1921 Third ave.
suon TO all extended for this
sh card party.
r,oiaAND PARK w. CT u.
~aland Park w. c. r. U. will
a the home OF Mrs. c. l.. Ham.
y ,l23 Sycamore ave, Tuesday,
= at 2 p. m. Mrs. Ella Nor.
Y WV speak ON the White Shield
y Tea viii be served.
y REVIEW
Review. w. %. A., viii hold
.sl services Tuesday evening.
- nl ) o'clock, IN J. o. o. r..
4 me, COLLEGE CLUB r1cNIC
II College club VIII have o. pic.
hlnnoar park on Tuesday,
at IL o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-23
POSLAM CLEARS
MUDDY, PIMPLY
COMPILATIONS

The costliest beauty treatment
won't remove pimples and freshen
the complexion as quickly and surely
as a 50c box of Poslami Dab little
on tonight. 1t is so concentrated,
yet gentle, that you should see u
great Improvement in tho morning.
] At all druggists .--Advertlsemcnt.
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Personal

Mics Beatrice and Mics Edith Lee
Of Portland. arc spending a few days
In town as The guests 81 Nlr anl
Ar Theodore owens.
Mrs J. a. Wade. of Wcnstehec. "a
visiting Mr. aud Mru. Frank Fret
well.
Mrs. Lawrence nlodFett H expect.
ca 20 arrive iu town the last Of the
month TO yisit her parents. Dr. and
Mrs. George n Horton,
Mrs. Edward +, orton. OF Wash,
ington. -. G.. r. the guest of her
mother. Mrs. Clarence lianford
Miss Georgia Cole, from Marietta.
Ga, Is making an extended visit
with her hrothcrin,iaw and sister
Mr. and Mrs Chester W King.
Mr. and Mrs David Wilson have
arrived from los Angeles en- route
10 their homo In the East. and are
tho guests FOR a few days Of Mr and
Mrs. Charles G. Dose.
Joshua Green. Jr.. who attends the
TEACHER School. IN California. viii
return Tuesday 10 spend the vacation
with his parents. Mr.. ana Mr.. Josh.
ua Green. who will remove Tuesday
afternoon 20 their summer home at
the Country club.
Mas Catherine Tompkins, Of Mas.
aillon. Ohio. Is spending the summer
M tho guest Of Mr, and Mn. Z. y.
Hamlin. AZ 1871 s6th ave.
Mr. Henry G Hibbard ana Mt.
Lewis Terrell motored TO Vancouver.
II. c, Sunday TO attend the golf tour.
nament.
Mr. and Mrp. Shirley NJ. Treen and
daughter. Jo~se. have removed 20
their summer home az Woodmont.
Mr. and Mn. Roy u. Plnkerton.
who spent n few days in town las,
week as the guests of SIR. and Mlfs.
Chester w, King. on their way from
Cleveland 20 san Diego, where they
will mako their homo. sailed satur.
day night on the Ruth Alexander nc.
companied by Mr.. Pinkerion's two
sons. Roy and Robert Pinkerton. who
win spend the summer with them.
Mrs. Romeyn Jansen. tie well.
known contralto. is hostess at Par.
adise Inn for the summer.
Miss Jane PeriIns. Ms. Olive
Leonard. Mr.. Russell Perkins, Mr..
John Ryan and his houno guest.
Mr. Robert Taylor win motor 10
7 Vancouver. Il. C., Thursday, 20
spend the weekend. They win Join
Sir and Airs. Frederick Marion HUI.
bert Emily Jtromei at tho vancou.
yer hotel
] s"Af NAA aAAHs aihi hNNil Amen NfF
IN town 70 attend the Brlrklsy.ct.
terback wedding. Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Thomas l., Martin ami daurh.
ter. Miss Virginia Martin. ot Yald.
ma, spent tho week end in town.
guests az the Hotel Gowm1n.
Z
I Miss Meribeth Gerbel II spending
week as the guest OF Mis- Alison
King. In Vancouver. u. c. Miss
Nancy Emory and Miss Frances
oldham moiorod up for the week.
lend an Miss Kings guests.
Mr.. and Mrs Timothy Jcrom. VIII
motor, Tuesday. 10 Vancouver. II.
G.. for tho golf tournament.
Miss Marion Haynes and aIr. Dick
Haynes spent the weekend In Van.
couvcr. u. c.
Miss Helen Farrell Is In Vancou.
vsr. Is. C., this week. for the soif
tournament.
EASILY MENDED
HHEf,Fg 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-23

Tor quick relief In 1umbaBo, neuraI'
gia and neuritis.
Joint Ease Is an active emolient
that soaks in almost instantly-and
remember when Jont.Ease gets in
Joint troubles get out---quick. A tube
60 cents.
All druggists sell lots OF Joint.
Ease 49, Advertisement.
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| Her Before
i1iRg Rehearsal

Everett Earring viii be hos,
.,er tonight az the Sunset club.
,,nor Of Miss Lena Uttcrhaek
4 Aer nAnee. Mr.. John s. Brink.
4. AFFAIR viii precede tho wed,
4 rehearsal al -. Bsrnabss'
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|.sicqle at Sunset Club

"a June programs at the Sunset
riil close on Wednesday after.
With a musicale presented By
Hortense Green. soprano. with
4 lawrence Boyle as accpmpan.
| I'd Miss Catherine Flood. plan
| Yrs. Charles Patterson and Mrs.
r. ~ Horton viii be tho host.
'as program win be as follows:
a Ia N0s1e d figaro~--. Mozart
Miss Green.
rs Chanson ...sssss-s....-. hirst
~ ....,4.+t..r.r..+.s .Laroux
II FILES De Ca4iz ..s-.s.sss..D rlib@s
Miss Green.
\, cty Gates Of Kiev'' Moussorssiy
[ergisns In the wAter" DebussY
Is rsy,hms. ''rientos" Gale
"a ..-...l........-- SaparrA
Mia flood.
Is e Roses" ..s...ss-v-..-..r.
|.........E. Huntington woodman
Ia slanetr sons" 80. Harriet Ware
y ssain's song" ..s... Howard Waite
Mas Grssn-
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Women's Clubs
vRITTpgF CTJTE

WRITER'S CLUE
The Writers club will meet Tues
day evening. June "a. at O'Clock. in
the Y. w. G. a. Manuscripts will DO
read by La Vera sullivan. Florence
VI. Hickey and Maud 81. Farrar.
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TOUCH ON DAUGHTER

But. darling. don't you want 10
marry man who is oconom!cal?"
II suppose 30; but It's awful being
engaged 10 one FiaminEu.
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Iriainiug for
Guest

H. Andersen "a entertain.
- : luncheon on "Wednesday
-ooa az the sunset club. IN
!, her house guest, Mn, l.. r.
-sScn. who, with her little
49,. Eleanor. Is spending the
With Mrs. Anderson. amer
the winter in Coronado.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-23

IL III IN b c r s
en- up. re.
duccs tho swell.
ing. chases out
tho pain and
Inflammation
when Joint.
Ease goes in
joint ag o n y
goes o Ut - no
time wasted.
But lately
thousa ntls of
people have dis.
novrrad TIM 4
it's a lso su.
promely goo d
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ing bee on Thursday. June 20. az 1
p. IN. az the home OF Mrs. W.
james. 12s 10Th ave. Apartment q.
Take James 81. cable.
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MYRTLE CHAPTER. o. T.. S.
Myrtle chapter. o. r. s., will have
n luncheon on Friday, June 81. ut tho
home OF Mrs. w. v. Eddy. 139 29th
ave. The luncheon. which is open
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

picnic IN MADRoNA PARK
Social Score club will have pic.
mic, Friday. June q. at II n. m. in
Madrona park.
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StrWue Hostess

I Frederic strive will be host.
4 4 4 breakfast Of ten covers az
4 ns on Tuesday.
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EASILY MESpEp

You have b.broken tho ppromlso
you made mcr'
'NcS'r thlo mind, m'dcar. IN Chlc)
make you 'nurzer one.'--ChcaEo
News.
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kfheon Wil Honor Visitor From Santa
Barbara, Mrs. Anderson Is Hostess at

bridge luncheon at her home for Mrs.
Kennedy.
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limbers EN- Up
J0int-Ease

rs for joint troubles IN ankle,
knee, hip, elbow. shoulder. knucklcs
or spine--whcther rheumatic or not.
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to members and their friends. viii b
followed by cards.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Jcrom. VIII
motor, Tuesday. TO Vancouver. II.
G.. for tho golf tournament.
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Miss Marion Haynes and aIr. Dick
Haynes spent the weekend In Van.
couvcr. u. c.
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Miss Helen Farrell Is In vancou.
ver. -. C., this week. for the soif
tournament.
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me-, COLLEGE CLUB Picnic
college club VIII have q pic.
u. ninnoar park on Tuesday,
H At IL O'Clock.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-09-11
THE LAMONT SCHOOL OF
MUSIC

The Lamont School n Music was or.
gnnlzcd last season under the direction
Of Florence Lamont lllnmnn as re.
suit Of ipsistcnt demands for Il school
based upon the same principles of sin
certify and enthusiasm which have
made her own teaching outstanding.
The growth Of the school has neces.
STATED its removal this season to larg-
or quarters. An ideal location has been
secured in the beautiful old Berger
home at Twelfth Avenue and Sherman
Street, where the school will reopen on
Monday, September the eighth. for the
season of 102+1025.
The schol building consists Of fifteen
splendldly equipped studios with a half
block of beautiful lawn and trees, sit
uated in the most exclusive and acccs-
sible residence district of Denver.
The aim of the school is to provide
specialized instruction to meet the in
dlvldual requirements Of every student,
and the faculty has been carefully Sc
lected for this purpose, not only for
exceptional teaching ability, but for
those clements OF personality which
tend to bring out the best in each
pupil
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-09-11
B'NAI BIRTH NEWS

The first meeting since the summer
vacation of Denver Lodge No. III |. q,
Il. b.. will he held Sunday morning.
September 14th mt 10 A. NJ. in the lodge
room 1913 Chnmpa street. Mr.. Ludwig
Buka will deliver the report of the
District Grand Lodge convention which
was held in Cincinnati last June and
Mr.. Harry NJ. Kaufman will present
the report of the convention of the Tri-
State Officers Association of B'nai
Birth lodges held August 31st at Trim
idad. Other business will he transact
ed that will no doubt he of interest to
all the members. Plans for the fall
work of the lodge will also be dis
eussed.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-09-11
]. o. V GIRLS

A regular meeting was held at the
home of Miss Fannie Shur, August
9th. Plans for our next affair ~
were discussed. All members of the
]. o. Y. Girls are urged to be present
at n Stag Orphcum party, Friday night.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-09-11
LOUIS GREENWALD AND ELLIS
LOEB RETURN FROM CALL
FORNIA.

The two go-getters, Ellis Loeb and
L. II. Greenwald have just returned
from a TRIP through California where
they have studied automobile condi-
tions. Through their untiring efforts,
in obtaining the very latest ideas in
rendering efficient service. the Mosko-
Grccnwald Inc, Willy's-knight and
Overland dealers at 3210 West ColfaX
have utilized and put in to practice
every new idea for better serving the
public, that these two live automobile
wires have picked up, while ON their
many visits to the most up to date au-
tomobile plants in California. Both
Mr.. Greenwald and Mr.. Loeb will APP
prcciatc beng remembered when you
think automobile.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-09-11
THE CHAPPELL SCHOOL OF
ART

The Cbapprll School of Art wns
founded in the summer to iill Il pop
ular demand for high school in which
intensive and intelligent instruction
could he given in the Fine Arts.
The Chanpell School of Art takes its
name from the Chappeil House where
ii is located in studios on the third
floor and in the basement The Chap
pell House is the cenier OF the art
movement in Denver, housing the Dem
yer Art Museum. the headquarters of
The allied arts, the Alliance Franchise,
and studios for a number of artists
The fall term Of the school started
on September 1st. and the classes are
filling very rapidly Due to limited
space in the studios, the classes must
necessarily also be limited. Numbers
of students are arriving from out of
the city and the stale. ind the work
$ becoming well organized for II very
busy winter among art students.
The school is teaching drawing from
the figure and still life, antiques
painting both in water color and oil
clay modelling or sculpture; interior
decoration costume design and fash
on art and design. The design course
covers what is commonly termed com
mercal art. Other courses may be
taken up during the course of the year
as the demand presents itself. A spc-
cial class for children is in two ses-
sions, Saturday morning and Saturday
afternoon.
Two lecture courses are also given
enc on saturday morning in Compost
ton, and one on Wednesday afternoon,
the subject being History of Art.
The present teaching staff consists
Of John T.. Thompson, Mr.. Geo. VIM.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-09-11
RABBI a. POLIEFSKY TO COLLECT
FUNDS

Rabbi Poliersky who represents the
United Charity Institutions Of Jc-
rusalcm, which consists of the Free
School Etz Chain, College Etz Chain
Bickur Cholim Hospital and MalbiSh
Arumm will be in Denver for Il short
time to collect money for this worthy
institution.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-09-11
DAVID A. BROWN TO SPEAK IN
DENVER

Denver Jewry will have the honor
of being the host of Mr.. David \,
Brown, formerly chairman of the
s14,0OO,OOO War Relief Drive. who is
coming to this city on an important
mission.
Mr.. Brown is an active man Of af-
fairs has headed many movements Of
importance and is an exceptionally
forccful speaker.
The Jews OF Denver will certainly
he proud of the fact that Mr.. Brown is
to be their guest in the very near
future.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-09-11
SIRENS CLUB

Coming events cast their shadows
before them" Hence from every indi'
cation the Sirens second annual dance
will he u supreme reyge-novelty and
harmony. presented in superior fashion
that viii lend distinction to the Sirens
club. The dance committee promises
10 be iireless in its efforts to make this
dance memorable rs WAS our last an-
nual dance.
Watch our ads In the Jewish News.
IL. +.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-09-11
SHORTHAND MADE SIMPLE

Those who doubt that Shorthand, in
u few weeks, is impossible do not con-
sidcr the one important reason why il
tnn he done and is being done by
many ambitious people. The great
time killing element in mastering
shorthand has been the iGng and
tedious practice required to acquire
speed and facility with the new and
unfamiliar alphabet used. This has
lecn eliminated in the KAItAM sys-
TEN. You have already acquired
thorough familiarity with the long
hand alphabet You learned the al
phalet when you first started to
|School and have been writing and
reading It since. That THE MOST
IMPORTANT PART-docs not have
TO be learned over again. You only
finish the training you started years
ago That is why shorthand in few
weeks is possible TO modern people.
1; is no longer necessary to devote
sh'h''' w NV h"f''''s VI " =! ~ VI
rapid writing, with which to enter a
business career. it can be done in from
THIRTY to SIXTY days.
National School Of Shorthand. lis
Gas and Electric Bldg. teaching this
system are now in their second year
in Denver. This is thriving, growing
institution, and is destined to be one
of Dcnver's greatest assets.
L.. l...
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-09-11

triotic and Anti-Semitic Germans who
had placed their confidence in this
institution, suffered enormous losses.
The director of the bank, Herr Bruss
disappeared.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-09-11
REQ RIO GIRLS

A regular meeting of the REQ Rio
Girls was held ut the home Of Rose
Fink, Saturday evening Sept. g, at I :3G
y. m.
Watch this space for the announce
ment of n contest which Is to be given
by the club. the time and place TO be
announced in the near future.
Tue club heartily welcomes three
new REQ Rios. Bette Youngermnn,
Margaret Sosncy, and Dora Gcriz.
Following the adjournment Of The
meeting nm interesting program was
furnished by the members.-M. G.