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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-07-03
Calf Roping

Day Money --.-----.--.$20 and $40
Conditions-There shall be three timekeepers,
a tie judge, a foul line judge and one starter.
All calves to be penned and any Objectionable
calf to be cut out.
Calves to be given 80 foot start and hazed
across dead line on a run, by two hazers. When
calf crosses dead line he belongs to the roper re-
gardless of what happens.
Ten seconds fine will be added for roper be-
ing over the line before starters flag drops.
Roper will only be allowed to throw one loop.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-07-03
Cowgirls' Relay Race

WILD COW WRESTLING N MILKING
CONTEST
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Fun and Frolic Fast and Furious

CNHRIsTNAS Years. day birthday,
" Patrcs
fhero suggestions and
directions decorations
for and sort OF party entertainment
Of
Every planning any
No the the hostess
booklets and find needs make
The four booklets that they
booklet
directions for playing IS different indoors and
Costumes for PareFour directions
making parties illustrated with
all principal
Decorations Invitations for PartThe
the particular suggestions beautiful
unique, but Inexpensive decorative schemes.
Menus. Prizes PartiesEght
which choose the the prizes
party wish TO give.
fill the coupon as
directed, with the required postage stamps nclosed.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~S COUPON HERE
Parties Editor Washington Bureau, The Seattle STAR
1899 New York Ave, Washington, II. C.
want the Parties Booklets
cents u5c) in loose postage stamps for
Name
St and No or r. f. d
state.
Am Reader of The Seattle Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-08
Home Wedding
elfhrntfd

The marriage OF Miss Nytllr Mae
carr dsughtrr of Mr aud Nrz- A. "a
carr io MT Walter e. krnury. son
ui Mr. and Mrs q. e. Krnnry OF
Tacoma, VAS solsmuirri "Wednesday
evening November CD. az $50
O'Clock aJ The home af her parents
Rev To- a. Powers read thg service
ln the presence 0T rfIy relatives and
close friends. The home was lovely
Iu ils pink ana white color scheme
developed with Errat duffy ghns1u.
hrmums iu baskets and standards
Tho bride was charming boz iyor
satin 0rnameutrd viyh pearls. her
luIlc veil bound with "a Jhaplet or
silver leaves Roses. Earlynlas aud
lilies ut The valley were iu her show,
OF bouquet Miss Mildred Gale.
brides only attendant. wore orchid
tafira trimmed with ostrich and
carried Premier roses aud glrlamrn.
Afr Cart O1en bergman was best
man.
Mrs Gene.la Weaver smith. harp
ISL rendered several selections and
sans Thank God Cor "a Garden and
The Sweetest Story Ever Told ~
fore the ceremony, performed under
Ia white wedding hell showrrei with
Cecil drummer rosebud. and banked
on either side or the improylsed altar
with greens, pottcd ferns and pink
fhryanthcmums, Later Mrs Vera
Carr sang AT pawu,ng
Mt and Mrs kcnngy viii make
their home In Seattle
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Music
Pupils Will Be
Heard i'm Recital

Tho Mime Plrss School for Girls will
be the scene o. an Interesting recital
next TurHiay evening when Gladys
Bszeau Phillips In charge Of The
piano department OF the school Wiu
present a number Of her pupils In n
program rich in musical interest
The composers represented include
both early md modern and the re-.
cital should be Of a most entertaining
character
Tho program follows
Tn, Cello ........... Jans NaiuaEly
Margaret Gay
Song % The wild Hasr' ..........
....s......-r ..... HorsF woodrow
Virginia grfnih
The Happy MssdBaiars' Otto csraHn
Charlotte Enilh
Tyrullruur" ss.......a .ss.. Carl Helms
Marie cuusy
Birds FrDlC" ........ Mario FoutRHa
Valerie Phillips
Love Song .--r.s.. ...s-.r. chdunn
Ruth sydmhu.
"J'y rsusor ..... b.. Mrysr.Hsiuuad
'rgreh Dance" Henry WIN Dances
-sss+srr. ..Frs.r. saa-ss-s. GERMAN
Ami. Boyd
Prslads No. Cwru.Tsmpsrsd clAvi-
rhnrdy ..-..-...... .....s..... Bach
TO q Wild Rose" ...,..r... Mcdowell
Jean Goodwin
The Music Box ......-.. Carl Helms
Violet Matthews,
Rustic Of Spring .....-.s.... shading
Betty Brown.
'nar~aroils NsrHtiruur" as..... GODDARD
Florence stevens
Dance Sczrs" sN....ts....... Scott
March Of the DuRrfs'' ,........... GrirE
Katherine Sudik
lotus Lard" ....sa Scott
Country Gardens ....s......grainRar
Eiude-op. 10. No tz......,l --,.a.t,,
Etuds-Cp. 10. No 6 ...........
HsiyR Harris.
Madeleine pIsaa.
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Mayor BrOWn Names Fl
on Planning Commission
Meet This Week to Establish Revised Resi-
Dental and Industrial Districts

INV ENTY- ONE men and
l. women, nominated By their
respective civic departments and
organizations and appointed by
Mayor Brown as city plan
ming commission. will hold their
first meeting some time this
week TO perfect a permanent
organization. Tho commission
replaces the old city coming
commission and will seek TO es-
tablish revised industrial and
residential zones
Members nominated by various
organizations. numbering Is. are
as follows: ]. ID. Blackwell. city
engineers office John Carroll,
city council: George f. Nichol-
son. port Of Seattle Reuben w.
Jones. board OF education; VIM.
Gaines King county commits
sioner: o. j. c. Dutton. park
commissioner Carl Gould.
Chamber OF Commerce; Charles
c. Hughes, Building Trades
council; +. s Goodwin. Real
Estate association; Miss AIDE
laidc Pollock. Seattle Federation
Of Womcn's clubs, John II.
Jepsen, Central Labor council:
VIM. Pitt Trimble. Building
owners and Managers associa-
ton: Edwin w. Allen, NUM-
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Music Club TO Have
Open MeetiRa

The Seattle Music Study club win
have an open meeting on Tuesday
afternoon az = o'clock IN the parlurs
Of tho Hotel Frye
selections from famous oratorios
viii compose the numbers on tho FOL
low program, which has been ar.
ranged By Mrs =. II. r. Anderson
Vocal rrlo-
"tItt Up Thins Eyes frEIIab"h
..st..ssssrrs..s.. -... Mrudsttsohu
Mrs Carl HoblltEsll Mrs. John Eamairad.
Mrs. y. n r. Andersen.
Vocal
"oh Had ! Iussrs Lyrs ,rMss-
Miss Ruth Prior.
Vocal
with vtraur, clad ,-cr,agIonrp
Mrs John uamstssd.
Vocal duet
Qus Is, Homo ,-susar Waurp
Ms, RUN rr5r. nr rHT Andersen
Vocal
~, Who rrav.l' l-s,vsu last
WoTds"t s...s. ...--...s Dubois
Mr. carl Hebitrsii
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everything o. ready when Betty
and Rose come 10 deliver The
basket"
one 0f the incest things about
being 90 Campfire Gin b. the ol1ror.
uultlsa D. gives glris. 10 give service.
The bag OF Cranberries ono gives
doesn't seem like much, but when
it chambers aboard basket lldcn
with other small gifts, Il becomes
la part u something big u imma.
di1toly seems worth while. Thanks,
rlvnr lz over ana Cumpnra Girls
are proud Of the many baskets they
furnished. but Christrr7 IS on the
way and again they win bring out
the empty basket and nm it Tor
,he holidays
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ALPHA AUXILIARY
CARD PARTY
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
woMANs CENTURY CLUE

WOMAN's CENTURY CLUB
At the meeting Of the Woman's
Century club, held on November 20.
Mrs. A. NJ. Price was elected CORE.
spending secretary, TO take the place
Of Miss Cynthia Adams resigned,
who left recently for an indefinite
stay In the Orient.
Mrs. Price Is a recent arrival in
Seattle and a new member in this
club, but is well vcrsed in club work,
having been for some years mem.
Der Of tho Pierion club OF De witt,
Iowa, ono Of the oldest clubs in that
state. also acting ~ district chair.
man in the state Federation, and
was honorcd by being chosen TO rep.
resent the president OF the state Fed.
Grafton on the election board Of the
General Federation at the twenty.
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eighth annual convention held this
rrar boz Los Angeles.
FEDERATION or
WOMES's CLUBS
Meetings u federated clubs and de-
partments 10 the Seattle Federation
% Womenu clubs viii be- held this
week OF follows
Tuesday
Fine Aria Department " tho Co.
tcric with Mrs william S. ThynF.
l5ts =. f2ni g.. M O'Clock. Pro
gram wlIl include paper on Artists
Of the Georgian Period" by Irn.
b. a McCuuton and vocal selections
by Mrs. Llyone Wright
Seattle womcus club with Mrs. T.
.c MiaErath az Harvard ave. ", at
1880. Luncheon. Rsspouacs 10 roll
call Current Events" Litcmry IN.
depreciation department at lgO
O'Clock book review, "Srw Yor.
from 1910 TO 1870" Ago OF limo.
ccncr by Edlth Wharton. Mrs. Felt
leader. Current events department
.nt 2s3o O'Clock, Mrs. Lee wheeler.
chairman. subject. Summary OF
Domestic and Foreign Events" Dis.
cussion child labor bill.
Wednesday
Ladies' Grotto club 1T o'clock in
Federated clubhouse.
Thursday
Art Department OF Sorods club nt
Federation clubhouse. 9 o'clock. Pro.
gram viii consist OF talk on Mod.
crn Tendencies IN Art" by Miss
Annie II. Calhoun Of tho Seattle
public library: paper on Current
Art; Paul Albert Eenard," by Mira.
l.. W. Lo sourd: music. Hostess,
Mrs. J. Z. Nagcl
Grade Teachers Choral club in
Federation clubhouse az o'clock
Mr.. Graham Morgan. director.
Queen Anne Fortnightly club with
Mrs. l.. y Moffctt. al W. Blaine
st Luncheon at 1890. indoor pic.
mic a Dickens program with
Christmas carols. impersCnntiona
and readings.
Friday
Seward Social and Literary club
with Mrs. II. y. Miller. 53O7 5ist
ave. s.. at o'clock. Mrs. T. NJ.
Drotuing assisting hostess. Subject,
Twelve Different Ways Of Saying
Merry Christmas Each member
viii bring gift for Medina Home
and exchange gifts in Merry
Christmas social.
Saturday
Womans Educational club with
Mr8. J. T.. McGrcw. 5O37 18th ave.
y. Z. Business meeting nt 2.
o'clock Program NJ o'clock.
Jauabc Fazel, professor Of law and
logic. from Tcherun. Persia. will
sneak on THE Feminist Movement
in Persia"
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Senior Charity Ball

The Senior Charity ban. held every
year BY the senior class nt the Uni.
yeryity OF Washington. just proceed.
Ing the Christmas holidays, is SEIZED
uled this winter for the evening OF
December 10 az tho Wilsoni1n
The committee In charge Of the
affair includes the Misses Laura
Beager. Barbara Enrich, Marguerite
Hoyt. Alta Standard. Gretchen Bor.
land and Louise Closson. and VII.
liam Beck. Carl Cleveland. Forrest
Crosby. George Craft. Herbert Lew.
is. Fred Satoris Jack Wcstlgnd. ~
Wilson and Alfred Thompson. chair.
man.
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Personal

+ Nr and hfrr af-TarH-r u.rf.a
RHa Has~ Hrrr nhr...H f.r ..rf-
Hmr Size Alexander WeEuan. who
has been Visiting Boa SEES York. ana
Der daughter Nrz uerlmus Pope
iElsprth SIC " anI. who nas come
'a' A'lAaRa alih Der p1rrn'a ar
.''.N 'N i'"H -''aiHraaF 10 al
daughter IIiahFfa returned Fn-
day from fFe Utgka visit iu Gale
i'rnia
AfE william liaUard sUalsr.I b.
''HiliHE Str aHI MrT , A. swal-
well Tor "a short time
Nra o. a. Dudley returned SAT
rrr.fs,. -f--r. II. .t... 49,.
California.
Mr and Mrs Harry Todd m Ia
coma we're guests "A the OIymrir
Countess grille Tulstai uJunar
Mccormick arrived this week from
Paris 60 spsad ths holiday aItH her
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Orthopedic Service

Laurelhurst guild. with Mrs,
Quinn Smith as hostess. will BE-
in charge at the Orthopedic lunch
room Tuesday Assisting win b.
Mrs e. W. Johnson. Mrs j. +.
Morey. Mrs Norman Ia Vine. Mrs.
II. b Scoville. Mrs Howard Knott.
Mrs. Percy Bamford. Mrs c. J.
Bush. Mrs Harold Thompson Mrs.
Nura Case. Mrs. r r Guthrie. Mrs.
Hervey Llndley and Mrs A. l.,
Thompson.
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nArEs -ARnARn SHIP

RATES ABOARD SHIP
Following are The rates aboard
ship
Dinner aboard ship, soc. In case
10 or more register, A0c.
Luncheon. SOC, breakfast, Csc: over.
night, zoe. dinner, overnight and
breakfast. 1926.
Where 20 have a aumber party.
dinner. overnight and breakfast, 81
Al money should be paid 10 book
keeper or person in charge before
leaving the ship. In case rcscrva-
tons are made for 20. the entire 20
must bc paid Tor. Reservations for
group dinners and slumbcr parties
must be made at least q hours be.
fore they are to be held At the end
OF each month an unsettled accounts
viii be posted on the bulletin board
and bills VIII be sent
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WOmen's Clubs

SEATTLE COUNCIL.
PIT. a.
Seattle Council Of Parent Teacher
Associations meets Tuesday. Dcccm.
Der .. at 10 a. m. in the Broadway
high school
Mrs David w Bowen. Of the
Daughters Of the American Revo.
luton, will give short talk on
The Correct Use Of the Flag" and
City Superintendent Of Schools
Thomas Il. Cole viii explain the
plans for buildings to cope with the
ever.increasing population.
ZETA PSI
MOTHERS CLUB
Zeta psi Mothers club win hold
its monthly meeting on Tuesday.
December Q. at 2 p. m, al the chap.
ter house. 4543 nth ave. ~ f.
All members are urged TO attend
and to bring two Jars OF canned
fruit, Jelly. etc, for the annual
Christmas shower. also their sewing
materials.
Tea will be served by Mrs. r. VI.
Parker and Mrs. Arthur Edwards
sHAwONDAssE CLUB
The shawondasse club will meet
with Mrs. W. II Fisher. 1880 Dens.
more ave, Tuesday, December 9, at
2 p. m.
ST. MARTINS MOTHERS CLUB
Mrs. David S. Hanley will enter.
tain the members Of ST. Martins
Mothers club on Tuesday. Decom.
Der ., at the Y l.. J. clubhouse.
1903 18th ave There will be a bust.
ness meeting at o'clock followed
10y a card party at o'clock
The assisting hostesses win be Mrs.
J. p. Dugan. Mrs. j. +. Doyle, Mrs.
w. X. McDermott. Mrs. Theodore
LENA and Mrs. ". Tolbert Dalton.
7. l.. !. TO PRODUCE PLAY
UlIte Torgerson and Miller jacob
are playing the leading roles in The
Charm School," which will be pro.
duced by the Y l.. l. Dramatic club
~ the Masonic Temple Tuesday
evening. December Q. under the direc.
ton Of Margaret Akin.
Miss Torgeson Is a graduate OF
Franklin high school where she
was prominent in dramatic work, and
studied dramatics at tho y. Of w,
appearing in campus activities. Mr..
jacob is also q graduate Of Franklin
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The complete program follows
Qaarfrt % Ilat Major 6nrt perform
Hrrr f.-.-r.. ---a.--.r-r-r-. Haydn
Allegro raU FuIrlfB
HlaFIa
Hruurff0 fArrFraH
Finale thHrrr8 ma rrH fr7gr8D
HawgrrE-a arHHTEana1 rTuH 1H--.-
.---.-....-rr lggr.Ifnu -Trarre
TErrHaIE ffrau glaTsrf So % -WrEHfH
quartet q PLAT Major opus 60 frrEf
performance ..s........rs- BFgraE
Allegro ua non frrEgg
EIrEIr taulaufs con mgf1J
f-nwHTFl
FINALE iAUsEr1 arsau
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season ueEstholdsu that lovers of
the best in music are looking for
ward with keen anticipation 20 their
appearance In o1ucsri. Tuesday sgr-
ming December 2. az Plymouth Con.
EreFItloBal church.
The series n concerts are under
the management ~ Sire John 80.
sparFur and win begin promptly az
$40. Doors will be- closed at that
time and no one win be- seated until
after the entire first number H
played
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-08

~ ia uuquestiouabIy true that one
must have come musical knowledge
t9 follow inteIllRrHtlY f. chamber
music program, but 10 o. alHo O. fact
that true ant aa interpreted hy the
sparEuT String Quartet is apursri.
afSd by any lugman ~ average Do.
trIi.Esneo They have attained "a De-
gree ~ perfection ln fhu field ~ must
cal expression that gives 10 prestige
not enjoyed by many string enc
HrmhleH.
n is evidenced hy tho long Ilat of
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high school. playing the lead in sew.
eral school productions.
Other members OF the cast who
have been prominent in local anna.
;eur performances are: Mabel Furry.
Ethel Hannah, Murloc Darrah. Ann
Ryan. Althen Cooper. Robert Youse,
Frank Adams. Frank OBrlen, JOG
Welt, Rainhardt Hansen.
". c. T. Z. RECEPTION
The city federation Of the ". C..
r. Z. will have n reception for state
officers on Tuesday. December o.
at Plymouth Congregational church.
ALPHA AUXILIARY
CARD PARTY
Alpha auxiliary TO Local $50. will
give a card party Tuesday, Dcccm.
Der ., at p. m, at 1915 First ave.
LADY ARTISANS
BAZAAR
Lady Artisans viii have their an.
nual bazaar Tuesday. December Q.
afternoon and evening. at /. 0. 0.
f. hail. Fremont.
The committee in charge OF the
various booths includes Mrs. James
Mckinley. Miss Clara Mckinley.
Mrs. II. T. Hanson, Mrs w c..
Knapp. Mrs. Bertha Perry and Mrs.
Evelyn Lang.
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contains directions 80 simple any
woman can dye or tint lingerie
silks, ribbons, skirts, waists, dresses
coats, stockings sweaters. draper.
les, coverings hangings everything
now
Duy Diamond Dycs'-no other
kind and tell your druggist whcth.
Ter the material you wish TO color Is
wool or silk, or whether II vs. linen,
cotton. or mixed goods, Advertise.
mcnt.
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nAAlrEInE nInIs

n sounds like Captain Kidd. treas
ur0. n really will be almost as nice
Irs a box Tor Captain Keen. and be-
cause he's "a wonderful captain and
q real sailor, there So a real "ditty
box 20 pack treasures in The
treasures are gifts from the Camp
fire GlrIs-litIe gifts laden with
much friendship and love gifts both
Captain and Mrs Keen can use
home made cookies. stuffed dates.
candy. boxes Of your adventures M
sealth. cards with q personal mes
sage, hBnhos, etc Last year wc sent
one aud II arrived after Christmas. 40
this year II must so early The box
lg at the ship now Glfu should be-
loo Il By December Is. n viii b" cE-
pressed 20 Los Angeles whore Cap
tain Keen IS spending the winter, the
evening of that day
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cipal league; Charles A. Alden.
American Institute OF Archi-
tects: Ernest Hussey, American
Society or Civil Engineers: Mrs.
W. L. Barnhardt. Women's City
club; a. r. Crook. railway in
terests: Joshua Green, marine
interests.
Three additional commission
crs-at-larEc. named by the
mayor TO represent various geo
graphical districts Of the city,
are: a. F. Marion. Capitol Hill:
II. d. Coale, North End. and
John w. Shorett, West Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-08

Ralph Block. managing editor Of
Parumount's story department. is at
tho Lasky studio in Hollywood for
the purpose Of comforting with
studio executives on the details OF
Faramounts releases for next sea.
son, as they affect his department.
He is also making a study OF the
future story needs OF tho Hollywood
studio.
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AN ADVENTURE FRIEND

AN ADVENTURE FRIEND
All around the world. in cities and
towns in America and in foreign
countries, adventure awaits eac h
one Sometimes people stumble
over IL and cxclaim in irritation not
even realizing that they have miss
ed perhaps the biggest thing in
their lives. OF all forms OF adven-
turc an adventure friend would be
most thrilling. The ship crew is
making out list Of Northwest
Campfire Girls who wish adventure
friends. Girls who wish their
names to be on the list should send
in their names, ages and addresses
on postcard. The idea Is most
alluring. II calls upon the imagin-
alton. It's more exciting than a
treasure hunt II Is too bad life
doesn't last 800 years Eleven to
30 Is such n little while to he a
Campfire Girl.
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Yang Misses wa
R Entertained

- BETTY Fetier and Miss Anne
k,swn WIN entertain on Satur.
,rsn.n-. December 80, IN com,
r,rt e 4 group % Eirls who viii
! hons from school n the East
!, SUN for the Christmas h0lr
s,.-ths Misses Helen Alnsw0rth,
~ "a Ytuyc. Pamela Leonard.
n, Collins and loyal Lamont
,svhsr affair FOR the younger
- MIS- Jane parkinson's din
!, q twenty four covers az home.
ssaas Mss Loyal Lamonts din
~ e December so
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IBWk Reuie,o Glass

n Womsns University club
sEz.ss boz review class win meet
ft.asstay. December 10. at 1880
ark 70 hear Mrs r. Il. EdEes
sasE Immigrant 10 Inventor" By
lfaasl P1pin. The discussion will
- By Mrs L. a. Stewart and
"A " D. shannon.
Y TIE Current Events class
stAson on Wednesday. al 1915
,sekl Mrs.. Henry Landes viii talk
CITY uanagement.
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lsst at Tea

M Reginald Gaynor. Jr. Mrs.
Y.asn Russell Cummings. Mrs,
rif,r 3 Ssttlston and Mrs. How.
Z fayior win alternate at the urns
q he Misses Janet Henry. Evalyn
ava Gwladys Matthews. Loyal
iie. and Grace Lewis win assist
tiAs tea Mss Jane TruaN will give
i,1ily Afternoon, December q. at
n Zone Ia compliment to Miss
\, and Miss Ruth Ncttleton. who
= be home Tor the holidays from
~ Ransoms's school in Piedmont
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William Powell has been signed by
Jesse l., Lasky, vice president Of
Famous Players.Lasky corporation.
In charge OF production. for leading
role in support OF Richard Dix in his
next picture, The Maker Of Ges.
lures"
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Dance for Younger Set

n Richard lane viii entertain
a. dance At the Hotel Sorrento
Tusstay evening. December "a
auplimeny 70 her daughter, Miss
.ssa Catherine Lane. and Miss
IN AinsEorih
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woMEN's KEEwAYDIN cLun

Tho Womcu's Kecwuydin club Of
Mercer island Will meet al the club,
house Wednesday December 10. FOR
n l2 o'clock luncheon. followed by
bridge,
The hostcsses viii be Mrs Samuel
Dcelcy, chairman. Mrs. II. c. Ray.
mcr. MrE. =. D. Bodies. Mrs Cameron
Gordon and Mrs II. S, woolcy.
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR THE
PAVLOwA RUSSIAN GIRLS

Lat year Seattle girls sent Christ
mas gifts and messages TO tho girls
In Madame Paylowa's school in
Paris II would he nice to do II
again this year Tho list OF girls is
az the ship The gifts should be
left aboard ship not later than De-
ccmbcr 18th. Paylowa Is a Campfire
Girl and has done as much as any
ono in tho world TO express beauty.
Paylowa is beauty when she comos
10 Seattle again every girl must see
and meet her
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CHRISTMAS GREEN picnic

on sunday. December H. an girls
interested IN going on the Christmas
green picnic will meet aboard ship at
$50. Girls should wear heavy shoes
aud have a sharp knife or small Ak.
Wear white middieg and dark skirts
bccause-but that would be tellingl
Take 10 cents FOR hot drink and
"a lunch to cook In The omen. Guar
dams are invited. too.
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CHRISTMAS STOCKINGS

CHRISTMAS STOCKINGS
Red. green. yellow amethyst.
They may be made any color but
they should b. an one size. Pat
tern may be- secured no he1dquar
tens or they will be mailed on o..
quest.
Just Ike Thanksgiving baskets,
'uycltcH and birthday parties. the
Christmas party with It's gay stock
.nFE. 81 an institution. Every Camp.
fire Girl and FIrcfy s. asked 10
make and I'M one. They should b.
oiled with nuts candy, misius and
small fruit. Little presents add
1st 20 the sift. The stockings
should BE- delivered 10 the ship no.
,Htcr than Monday morning. Dc.
c"mbsr 22nd. The big party H
Monday afternoon the 2znd an
active Campfire Girls and Frenys
arc invited This year is the firt
time the Campfire Girls viii have
held their party on their own ship
ana IL will BE- a beautiful one.
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Bridge and
Buffet Sumner

. honor Mr. and Airs kenneth
s.a Bates Maud McAlahOnl.
''7s marriage was recent event
I y Paul Miss Marie and Miss
"A Carlson will entertain with a
rtR and buffet supper Saturday
nnE. December -. az the Tennis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-08
HYACINTus AND DAFFoDIIs

Now "a tho iimo-this very minute
to think about spring flowers
aboard ship Bulbs planted now will
bloom in March and April with gay
blue ot hyRcInths and The nur" Of
golden daffDdlla Perhaps there arc
people who have extra bulbs Ia their
gardens Perhaps they'd like 20 feel
that they have Il little brown bulb
buried ia tho CamuUdoric boxes.
slowly growing into something that
win rnrtlc them with lts l1yclincrs
tu n little while,