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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-17
Morning Musicale

The Musical Art society viii pre-.
sent a program OF delightful mum.
bsTs, chiefly BY American compos.
rs. az its morning musicale on Wed
nesday. az II o'clock. in tho Won.
us University club auditorium.
Tho selections are as follows;
isAvotts Marianne Amy Werth
lmpremptu- .4..s.. Juiia Mary csnfteid
Trap Shooters ...s.,.. Eastwood Lane
ifumanesT ..+y...s.4.. Frank l-AForEa
FoionAisa American" .....s...tt..
..-...s..,..s..f ahu Alden Carpenter
porothsA Hopper. pianist.
be Day Is No More" .....,t.s
......t.s... Joha Alden CaFp3nisr
Thou Art the Night wind ........
tsesssssr ..s.stsfas harvey 0ANl
The fine o.; Niolets ..s.. Amy Worth
sanctuary .t,-.s..t+. Prank fafprxs
Fiotsnce BeslsF. MsEzo CoHtralto.
Aira mkrrY T. Worth Al the plano.
ionsta TOE violin and plane .s....s.
+....,..s-s John Alden Carpsnter
iafEhetto
AtieSra
sFru Mysttro
Presto 0iccoso
Margaret Nfecuiloch tnaE
Leone Iaangdon
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Series OF Rridao Parties

Aumnao of Alpha chi Omega has
planned a series OF bridge parties 60
oo given az tho chapter house. A54s
18TH ave. y. T.. Tho first win take
place Saturday evening. March -.
10 which all members ana friends
arc invited,
Reservations arc asked by wednes.
day with MrS. Leander Dow. RE aen,
SECS. or with Mrs, leo Richter,
EA st.s9s6.
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Music Club to
GiUe Benefit

A benefit concert by la Boheme
Music club win he given Tuesday
evening. March IS, at Green Lake
Congregational church. r, 7Srd 81.
and Woodlawu ave
The following Interesting program
has been arranged
Ensemble
ta) -rha Top O. the Mefnin'
s........ss......trt. Mana -EaceA
90 "Pattsr Of the ahoan~ %. rrsbArns
tel Chinese flpwef Fets' ,.. Csdtaan
Mrs, Harry Cone. director.
Every Flower" MADAM. Butter.
Mrs. ChannihE PrirhArd and Mrs.
James q. n0avsiL
Ia ION wiars OF song ......
..,.. t-... neutrality-suspicious.
Miss ias6s Naiiss.
tai sRitournsils" ...,.... .chamlnsds
tbl when tho Roses nIecn" 800.
..tts,...,s,t,,. ..s.....,. Rsishhrdl
tcl "My Heart At Thy sweet Voice
tsamsen and prlilahl Saint SasBs
Mrs. clay Brock.
tal "My iltus naaia" 3. plehmout
co. ''Seighb9F Mine .,...,., Thomas
(rl 'uola' Home ....4...., pNorak
Soprano
tal Jewel song CFsus,j ..., .oounod
10 "A ssa sankH ,.s..t...4s. .dIndy
tcl "Aa Open secret. s.s.... Wstyimsn
Mrs 3. W. nushnell
Vielin--
tAi rSeegurns IN Minor" ,. Chopin
tbl ave Maria Schubert. " lihslmJ
AIRS J, s. Harrison.
Earisehs--
(nl Aria. 'God Ny Father" seven
last Words ..............., puhols
tbi Song az Joy ...t,....rss. pputY
tel ,s-rhe bitterness % Lave. Dunn
DF. n T. Chase.
Ensemble
OBJ '-sprinxtifns" ..4.....s4. Wattin.
Accompanies Mira porla NeGrath.
Mrs, Lulu Johnson ard Mrs Hslsn "
Harwick.
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBalster Telephone MA n-o6oO
Assistant-Frances Oldham
Music-Louise Raymond Owens
Special Feature at Women'S University Club
Visitors TFiH BE COmplimented

IN preparation for the onKaecmcnt
L OF Edith Rayhe Mattheson IN
Charles Ram kenncdy'a play, The
Christening. az Meany hall. on
March 20. the Womens University
club will have two special Kennedy
programs for members OF the club
and their guests. tho first on Tues.
day evening at 1,t5 o'clock when
Miss Adelaide Pollock viii read ''rho
Necessary Evil. and the second on
Wednesday morning, az 1850 o'clock
Ia the drawing room al the club with
Mrs, II. =, Jarvis reading The sery-
ant IN the House.
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Engagement Of
Hiss Clntc Announced

Mr. and Mrs George Clute, former
~ OF Minneapolis, announce the en-
sagement OF their daughter, MargS,
rrt 20 Mr., Allen Benson. son 81 Mr.
and Mrs. n. A. benson. Of Hunting
Ion. Pa
Miss Ciute Is In California az pres,
cut. visiting her grandparents. Or.
nd Ms. {. A, McCollum. az Carmel
blythe Sea Her fiaucc Is finishing
MS senior year az Stanford unlyer-
slty.
The wedding likely will take place
in the South in April
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CALENDAR or ACTIVITIES
FOR MARCH

March ie SILVER tea aboard Cam.
araderle. SO
March Guardians training
course. ESQ.
March is-orehestra practice At
I. Meeting OF tho executive board
OF Campfire Girls
March Guardians training
course, i0.1s IN.
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Campfire Notes

March 81 Song practice at Z.
March 22 woholo council a. 1880.
A1olty hike. Call for informa.
lion.
March Silver tea. 90.
March "a Guardians training
course. 1880.
March 20 Orchestra practice
at 4
March 20 Guardians training
course. 1914
March rs Song practice at Z
March 29-All-eiiy hike cpil for
information.
March Silver tea. SIS.
March al Guardians trainInF
course at 7.5O, Camp registration
openl campward hol
Mrs George LeeISlsy has taken the
guardlanship Of the swanalea Camp.
fire group. swanalen means sun
shine. The members Of this new
group are Kathrino Tucker Audree
Bohllu. Dorothy Morgan, Barbara
Barnes. Virginia May. Ellnor Brandt.
Jean shnnstrom. Dorothy Cart
wright Marion stott and Mary Beth
Ayerst Their last meeting was held
aboard the Camaraderie, Miss Bring
loo spoke 20 tho girls about Camp
fire.
The WaitR girls hoid their election
OF officers for tho coming six months
The results were ~ follows; Presi.
dent. Edith Partridge. vieeprehdent.
Helen Guth. secretary. Jane Pola,
check. treasurer. Muriel Ellis; scribe
Margaret Dalghliesh. song and yell
leader. Alice Mnrkley.
The next meetings Gf the Guard
iana' training courses. March ~ and
March 10. will be craft meetings FOR
making beaded headbands. Every
guardian In both groups u planning
10 make a hcadband IN order 20 com.
pleto tho Wood Gatherer'a rank
Guardians not enrolled IN the course
may come for any ono meeting II
they arc interested IN the special
work being done
The regular monthly meeting OF
the executive board Of Campfire
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NORTH END PROGRESSIVE

The North End Progressive club
will be entertained Tuesday March
rs. at 2 O'Clock. by Mrs. a. c. Casey
and Mrs. T. II. Traynor. at Mrs.
Casey's home. 1921 u. Thomas II
Following the business meeting and
parliamentary drill. paper will be
read by Mrs. William a. Sloan. Take
car No. IL at Second and Pine to f.
Thomas RI.
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/ SEATTLE LODGE NO. I

Seattle Lodge No. I. Degree Of
Honor. VIII meet in Evergreen hall,
1909 Ninth ave. Tuesday evening.
March rs. at 7.45 o'clock. Progress.
i've whist will follow at . o'clock.
Mrs. Lois a. Geiser Will be present
and plans will he made for the mem.
beship drive and for the entertain.
mcnt Of the national president. who
fofuca in Aurff
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Music
Children Hear
Symphony Concert

boheal phlldron 10 Tho number Of
about 5000 yesterday afternoon
heard fs program of clasalent
music SVEN by Mime, Davenport.
Engberg anil her orchestra
one q ne features or tho pro.
gram wss ihe singing N several
well knowa songs by The audience
with orctsitral accompaniment
There numtefa were led by Ailas
Lethn Mccup director Of music IN
tho public sgh@ls
Numbers BY tho orchestra that
met With favor included one movs.
mcnt from Bssnioyen'H firth sym.
phony. saintsasps' THE swan. %
Weber's "Inyi,slsn 20 the Dance &"
ana two moysmsntn from Tschnl.
kowslSy's "Pathsiiaus" Symphony.
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Informal Sumner

As farewell compliment to Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford King. who VIII
leave this week for san Francisco TO
make their home, MIR. and Mrs, Hor
ace Reid were hosts at supper at
their home last evening
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Informal Tea Planned

Mrs. NurO Case Is entertaining
with an Informal tea at her home on
Friday afternoon. IN honor or Mrs
r. 5. Kelley and Mis-. $. r. Crab.
tree. from Maine. who arc visiting
Dr and Mrs. George Crabtree.
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sIsATTLE CuApTEn ID. = n

Seattle Chapter. Daughters OF
American Revolution, will entertain
with a card party nj the home Of Mrs.
a. u. slaymalser. 1885 T.. eist ST
Tuesday. March 49, The affair will
honor Mra. Fannie -. Leland and
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Ship picluresl Have you taken "a
picture OF Camaraderiof one or your
own A ship count book IN being
made for tho national exhibit and
headquarters wants all OF tho pic.
lures OF the ship that Il can possibly
get, IN you have kodak OF any
KIND como down and set picture Of
tho ship. There Is a prize Of "A vest
pocket kodak for tho best picture.
And II you haven't kodak and can
draw come down and make sketches
OF parts OF tho ship, They can oil
be used,
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AUXILIARY TO

Auxiliary TO Col. Theodore Rooss.
Welt post. V. +. W.. will hold bust.
ness meeting and card party Tues.
day evening. March rs. at : y, M. In
Roosevelt Veterans hall.
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sATEwooD PIT. 4.

The regular monthly meeting Of
Gaiewood PIT. a. has been post.
poned from Tuesday. March fs. 10
Wednesday. March 10. at 2.30 p. m.
The program VIII include a piano
solo by Mrs. W 4. MCGEE. an ad.
dress By Rev. Sydney strong on
Observations in Russia" and spe.
oial numbers BY The children.
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Personal

Mrs Andrew NJ, Gillespie left sat.
urday ON a trip 20 California
Mrs. William piEott. who IA IN
California, has taken house at
Long Beach
Mr Prescott Scott. Of san Fran.
cisco. Is IN town on a short business
trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Cobert BaillarEeon
katherine Agepl are receiving con,
CALCULATIONS upon tho birth OF a
daughter, March 10. at Providence
hospital
Miss Allison King. OF Vancouver.
a. C., who has been visiting in
town. returned 10 her homo satur
day,
Mrs. Joseph Long returned last
week from months visit in Cali
fornia,
Mrs. Leslie H. Darwin. Of nelling.
ham, who came down Friday TO at
tend tho opera. Is spending few
days with her sister Mrs. GeneyieYe
$. Hlethen.
Mrs. H. NJ. stryker is expected
home from visit in California about
the last Of this month,
Mrs. s, c, Trueblood. who has been
visiting in Indianapolis for two
months. returned Friday. and is with
her son.inlaw and daughter Mr. and
Mrs, clyde Hadlcy.
Mrs. T., W purdy came down from
Bellingham last week TO attend the
opera.
Or. J, I Durand left Saturday for
Los Angeles on a few weeks trip.
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY

ASPAsIA CLUB
The Aspasia club will meet Tues.
der March IS. At O'Clock with Mrs
y. Mccleverty. 5li Boylsion ave. N.
us Zenith Jones Brown. the club
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Girls will be held On board tho Cam.
amderio Tuesday. March rs. nj $50
p. M
Tho Quannacut ctnbflre had an
election Of officers q The business
meeting Thursday. nose elected
were President. Nafpiet Stafford:
vice president. KIM FpDya. second
vice president, Ester Hal. recording
secretary. Ramona Campbell. CORE
spending secretary. Fay Olsen. song
and cheer leader. Edna Mts Penning.
ton. count keeper. Glars Fritz.
scribe, Dorothy @ Nelson aks lead
cr. Majel Bates.
Song practices every ffilay IN
March AZ 4 o'clock in the hocal hall
aboard cnmnraderie. Ever Camp.
fire group in the city should avail
themselves OF this opportunkg 10
learn TO sing our Campfire sngs
beautifully Nanny Moon. Bsrn
Fire. Burn. and all Of the othsn re-
doubly beautiful when sung In Earz
And headquarters Is anxious 70 have
the singing OF Seattle girls the isys
lest IL can possibly be There IA
rumor OF a song festival to DO faA
during May with contests and pc
hnps another chance 20 win a wea
az Cump sealthi
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Mss Noon Has
Home Wedding

Tho marriage OF Miss Lola r.
icon. slaughter OF Mr.. and Mrs, A.
II Noon. OF Pasadena. 10 air. James
Morrison. was solcmnized Saturday.
March IS. NJ tho home Of the
rooms sister. Mrs James Meow.
ING.
The bride was charming IN a can
NY georgette costume. trimmed in
soId lace. and carried an arm bou-
Quct 81 Eardcnius and ionauIls.
Decorations a tho homo were
lovcly. developed In daffodiIs. hya.
iuths and branches OK wild cherry
s.ta..n
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NyoMEN's LAKEWOOD

lyoMEN's LAKEWOOD
CLUB
Mrs. Emma X. Rinehardt will be
The speaker at the regular meeting
u the Womsn's Lakewood Civic I'm.
provement club. Tuesday. March IS.
At 2 D. m. in the clubhouse. Her
topic will be New legislative Law
or Women and Children" The
members Of the refreshments com.
nittee win be hostesses for the aft.
moon.
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QUEEN ANNE
STUDY CLUB

The Queen Anne Study club will
meet with Mrs. William ]. U'Renn.
4if Prospect st.. Tuesday March IS.
st o'clock.
Mrs. U'Renn viii review albania.
Past and Present." and Mrs. o. J.
Taylor will discuss The Albanian in
trnsr4ea-''
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SUNSET HEIGHTS
LITERARY CTJP

Sunset Heights Literary club win
hold It's regular meeting at the
home OF Mrs. Jennie Sleeves, 4b75
Greenwood ave. Tuesday evening.
March 10. at D. m.
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AUXILIARY MAPLE
LAr Bnu1.

A ST. Patrick's day dance win he
given by the Ladies' Auxiliary Of
the Maple Leaf Post. American lie
gion. Tuesday. March IS. at . p. m.
in the club rooms. in the New
Arctic hotel.
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Entertain Informdlly

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Askrcu en-
srtaincd informally with four tables
i bridge at their homo on Friday
vcning
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on April 10 the Red Cross life suy,
Ing corps Is presenting a water png.
cant at tho Crystal Pool. Tho Camp.
fire orchestra has been asked TO play
and ten or twelve OF our best awim.
mera have been asked 20 take part
IN ono scene. Katrina and Hortense
Harley have already signed up and
are practielng for tho event An
girls interested in taking part should
sign up NJ headquarters.
Tho April Torch must 80 20 press
next week. All articles and all ad.
vertising must be taken care Of at
once Remember this Is 10 DO a
Girls Issue" Written. planned and
published by tho girls. I We need
everyone who can possibly do 80 TO
help.
Where arc tho group ponnnnts7 on
tho day when Miss Ruth returns 20
Seattle. wo want 10 greet her with
ponnants representing every group
In the city 90 DO flying from the
mast. Directions for making tho
pennants may be secured from head
quarters Cali CA pltl.Ilas
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
corERIE CLUB

coTERIE CLUB
Tho coierie club will meet Friday.
March Fl. at :.i5 o'clock. a, 4ssa
18th ave. n, r. The program will be
in charge OF the educational depart.
ment. Miss Frances Wilson will
give group OF plano numbers.
MELODY CLUB
The Melody club met on Thursday
evening. March 10. Mt tho homo Of
Miss Tina Montgomery. when the FOL.
lowing program was presented:
MsrHe contsaito--
Down In the Forest" ........ Ronald
Mis-, Ely ssiiu.
Playful waves" ss.4sssss...s Kern
Miss Tina Montgomery.
Paper on the life OF Chopin
Miss Antouia EmminKsr.
a Idlti. hit % Heaven ......Bait
Miss Olga kushL
Memo Soprano
Mrs Chss, y. riimpion.
story Of the Opera Carmen
Mrs. Helen Hail
Nero Soprano
III You'll Remember Ne" ttrom
Ragged Hsbin"1 BAN
Miss fnKrtd Satin.
M.fro eontraito--
''Ths Rosary ...,.........,.. Nsrln
Miss poSls KoElouski.
HEBREW BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY
The Seattle Hebrew Benevolent
society will meet Wednesday. March
10. in the yestry rooms OF Temple
dc Hirsch. Board meeting at 1880
a. m.
WEST QUEEN ANNE P.TA.
Tho West Queen Anne PIT A.
will entertain with card party and
musicale. Friday. March Il. at the
home OF Mrs. Geo. Rummens. go
West Howe st. from TO s. Other
entertainment will be provided for
those not caring to participate u the
card games, and plans are being made
to accommodate large crowd as this
IN tho first affair of this kind to be
sponsored by tho circle.
The president. Mrs. Won Fall. has
appointed the following committee TO
carry out the details OF tho party:
Mrs. Victor Zednlck. Mrs. Fred w.
Ring. Mrs. g. Hertzman, Mrs. Don.
aid Mcdonald. Mrs. J. II. Fox and
tho hostess.
The following musical program
will be given:
Piano solo .............s.. Selected
Mrs. j. w. Merriman
Belle Mutt ........... offenbach
by tho Waters of Minneton.
ka" .................. Laurence
Mrs. Carl English
Mrs. Virgil Hancock, violin obligato
Violin Duo
"Salut d'Amour" ......... Elgnr
by the Brook" ....... Boisdeffre
Mrs. Zednlok and Mrs. Hancock
Mrs. Merriman at the plano
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CASCADE II. A.

CASCADE PIT. A. VIII meet Tues
day. March 10. at p. m. at the
school.
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coTERIE CLUB
Tho Coterie club will meet Friday.
March 81. nj s:i5 o'clock. az 4sga
18th ave. y, r. The program will be
in charge OF the educational depart.
ment. Miss Frances Wilson will
give group OF plano numbers.
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crsTER ArxILIARY
.w. G. 7. U. INsT1Tu1E

King County w. c. T. u. instl.
tuts viii hold an all-day meeting in
the South Park Methodist church.
Tuesday. March IS. beginning at 10
a. m. Members requested TO attend.
Take car No. 5. on First ave. and
get off Mt cloyerdale.
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WEST SIDE
ANnnfAN.su nr 1

VEST SIDE
woMAN's CLUB
The West Side wornan's Improve
nent club VIII meet Mt this West
side Day Nursery. March rs. This
win be welfare day" and there
viii be a Jelly and fruit shower for
The Day Nursery.
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MIssIoNARY LEAGrE

Missionary League Of ConEreKa
tionai Churches will meet az the Bea
con Hill church Tuesday. March rs
at 1880 o'clock, Mrs. s, H. wingate,
Mrs. J, J. Lea. Mrs. a. Dillon. speak
ers4
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Women's Clubs

leader. will discuss The PropaEan.
dists@ and the following books win
DO reviewed II. G.. Wells, Joan" and
Peter. Mrs. II. Zech: The INDY.
ing Fire" Mrs. J. W. porvvart' and
Men Like Gods" Mrs. Victor Zed.
nick: THE Harbor. Ernest Poole. by
Mrs. W. X. sickels.
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY,

PROTECTIVE LEAGUE
Tho Public School Protective
cague viii hold It's monthly meeting
i Meves' cafeteria. Tuesday. March
IS, az noon.
WASHINGTON HIVE NO. sH
Washington Hive. No. 9f4. ladies'
II the Maccabees. viii meet Tuesday.
March IS, at p. m. in ]. o. o. r. tenn
pie, 10th and f. Pine 81.
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CURRENT CENTURY CLUB
Current Century club will meet at
tho Ballard public library Tuesday.
March IS. az : o'clock. Subject.
Economic Conditions"
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GUARANTEE CLUB


QUARASTE CLUB
The ouarante club win meet Tues
day evening. March rs. ut the home
Of J. O. Hancock, 1874 chiIbcrg ave.
CAPITOL HILL w. c. r. u.
Capitol I'm w. c, t. Z. will meet
Tuesday. March IS. with Mrs. May
T.. Masecar. si{ Summit ave. ".
Luncheon at noon. Take car No.
10 to Roy 81.
CUSTER AUXILIARY
Custer Auxiliary No. 4. Sons Of
Veterans. will meet Tuesday eve.
ming. March rs. at T:so o'clock. In
Veterans hall. Armory. Social eve.
ming.
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Mrs. Oswald Brown. OF Byn Mawf.
who recently returned from ak
months trip abroad,
MONTHLY LUNCHEON
The Alkl -Womon's Improvement
club will hold it's monthly luncheon.
Tuesday. March rs. at the homo OF
Mrs. May Avery wilkins, a7oi Beach
Drive. Luncheon will be served at
1880 o'clock and will 10 followed by
a short business aesslon.
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CANADIAN woMENs CLUB

Canadian Women'a club viii give
81. Patrick's card party at the Fed
Grated clubhouse Tuesday, March Is
az 5 o'clock.
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The regular monthly meeting OF
the eKeentlNn hoard Of Campflre
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Girls Will be held en- board tho Cam.
amderio Tuesday. March rs. nj $50
a. "a
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T alks;
Maybe 1t Is
Applesauc

DOBI% REED. o, 4. c. wrestling
~ coach. called b. many "the
greatest wrestler the college world
has ever known. says he Is certain
that Washington will triumph over
o. A. c. at the mat game this sea-
son.
20, a. c. has held tho champion.
ship OF the Northwest for the last 10
years and has championship material
again this year" Reed says, but l
believe the Huskies will down us"
Material at the Aggie school is
scarce in the les and i75.pound elias.
SEES. John Haddock and Harold
Carlyle. in the i45.pound class. have
had from one 10 three years expert.
encc. Reginald Russell. 1875 pounds.
is working out; so is Richard nixon
at 1856 pounds.
Reed himself being profession
allied by coaching, win not be able
to appear in conference meets.
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BY MELVIN VOORHEES,

HlilE basketball bee is buZzng.
l. Coach Hcc Edmundson Of the
Husklcs OF Washington has called
for his men TO turn out for the first
varsity practice next Monday at 4
o'clock
Hec Is dubbing great gobs OF
gloom over the campus with his
dire predictions concerning the Pur.
pie and Cold in the fost.approaohing
hoop season, which gets under way
carly In January.
81 can't sec much chance of a
championship" mourns Hoe. "rvo
only got three lettcrmcu and / don't
know Of any real promising mn.
terial in school to pick from.
The Veterans nro Bob liesketh.
star forward: cxCapt Dick Fruyne.
md Capt George Anderson, who, 10y
The way may he handicapped be.
muse of serious injury to one Of
his hands during tho past summer
Grafton Hale substitute, is buck,
NoD
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BELLMAN MAY
BE READY

Bull Bellman. Washiugtous great
guard. may be ready after all Satur.
day FOR the Bulin game. He Is recoy-
sring from injuries sustained In the
Oregon contest and he WAS out in
uniform last night II he isn't able to
start Hans Jacobson, big 200-pound.
ar. will be in the lineup.
It's stlll doubtful II Abe Wilson.
tackle. will be able 10 play. II he
cant, either Roy Petrice. Waldrou
Erickson or Egbert Brix win be
there.
The rest OF the Washington team
Is ready for the Bruins.
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Wanta See a
Real Kicker?
Watch Tesreau

II fOU want 70 rec a fellow who
i can really Kick football drop In
at Dcuny field Saturday az 1880 O..
m. and see Louie Tcfrcau boot the
oval FOR the Washington frosh IN the
game with ~ Martins college.
Teyrc8u IS nothing short Of son
Htlon lie won the W. S. c. game
last week with two field goals and
booted one from the Kickoff 100
yards down the pasture. The Trosh
gam" viii be over in plenty ~ time
FOR the big game In the stadium az
gao
Toareau, an older brother u Elmer
Tesrcau. varsity fullback. IL also O
hack and viii be eligible for regular
play next fall.
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Football for
Radio Fans

WEAF. New York. f92 m, WCAP.
Washington. 500 %. WAR
Providence, goo m-Havafd IA
Princeton,
KDkA. Plttsburg. g26 m. WCAE
PittsburE, 30. m, Pitiaburg ya
Geneva
WiP. Philadelphia. 900 mt. Q,
=. W. Georgetown.
WV. Detroit, Oh m-Ilchlgan
yF Northwestern.
VIZ. New York. 4J5 m-Yaie ".
Mary land
WCCO, Minneapolis, ~ m-Amss
SIS Minnesota
WHAA. Iowa City. 4sfm-Iowa
VS. Butler.
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Basketball Bee Buzzes
and Varsity to Re port

and Arnold Cohlcy, former Idaho
football star who played with the
supervarsity last year, will be oligl.
bic this season and is expected by
many to land berth on the team.
Last years frosh outfit leaves Ed.
mundson Jim Charters, Al Provost.
Clarence Shreove and Al Schuss to
work with.