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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-18

II told you n story about The
Pot OF Cold" said MI o. Mi to
the Twins. THAT story showed
that It il we'll to believe in many
things that we do not see.
Now. am going 10 tell you a
story which shows that we cannot
--or should not-believe In all the
things that We do see.
For instance once upon time
a man was sent TO prison for life
because his pipo was found In a
F1ouse where there had been n rob.
berry. And once knew boy who
was kept back and not promoted
in school, because at examination
time he was caught copying. He
wasn't copying at all. but watching
a ny on his neighbours desk, which
had fallen into tho ink.well."
~"1s this n fairy story7' asked
Nancy. who would rather have
listened 70 one fairy tale than n
dozen OF any other kind.
Sort or nodded Nj o. MI at
least II is about n giant"
SO no began:
once upon a time I'M a country
where tho high mountains seem TO
rise right out OF tho sea, there
lived a. peasant ard his wife and
Two children.
Their cottage was on n cliff
above the sea and 10 find pasture
for their sheep, tho peasant had to
climb steep mountain path with
them every morning 70 a place
where It was level and covered
With green grass.
at night he had 10 bring them
down again, for even In tho mild.
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est weather II grew very cold In
tho mountains after sun down. ~
ter the shearing there was danger
Of them freezing and II would not
do to leave them unprotected.
"one night heavy mist arose
from tho sea. that looked like a
solid gray wall.
THE sun was just about setting
az the peasant approached the level
pasture land at the top Of the
mountain.
AS he reached the top he stop.
ped TO look at tho heavy fog be.
low him. Suddenly he started back
For there right on top Of tho fog
bank stood a huge giant in tho sky
Ho stood with his, arm on a long
staff. as tho gazing out over the
world.
Tho peasant did not look for his
sheep. but rushed frightened down
tho mountain path 10 his cottage
where he was met by his wife,
wringlng her HANDS in despair
The children are lostr she
cried. i was down at the beach
securing out tho big copper caul
dron with sand ] left for few
minutes and when I wont back
they were gone. have searched
everywhere
1.-THE giant has stolen thcm'
cried the peasant, telling his own
talo Of what he had seen on tho
mountain.
You Sec" said Nj o. MI, how
they Jumped at n conclusion with
out waiting to find out tho truth"
But had ho7' asked Nick.
Certainly not said Nj o. MI
"'rhcre was no giant at all. what
tho peasant had seen was his own
huge shadow reflected on the sky
Others had seen II, too! 1t some.
times happens when the sun IN in
q certain position and there ~ g.
fog"
But the children" said Nancy
Tho copper cauldron WINS 80 big
that tho children had crawlcd IN.
side" said MI u MI. "Thc tide
came MP md carried ~ orr to sea to
q little Llen1 not 20 yards from
shore. Whom tho fog went away
fhcrc They were, safe ana sound.
II doesn't do 10 RucHs at things
you sec"
ITO he Coniinucd)
Copyright 1895, ~. u, a. Service, IneJ
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Magglo picked up her coat hat
and travelling has. just a. Dick came
Into tho kitchen
wait a mlpGte, Maggie hs said,
quietly attempting 20 take the bag
from her hnnd
"So. MIR. Dick. replied AlagKie,
trying 10 pun away from him ~
am going viii not stay ia this
house another night"
III YOU'VE really mbdc up your
mind 90 so back 20 Mothers house
I'm drive you over" Dick spid You
can't so walking around tho town at
this hour Of tho night alone
He started TO $50 back into tho hall
Tor his hat and coat.
but Gloria barred hts vav. shy
threw her arms across the door.
pick Gregory. you must be-
crazy Gho said Here's this
woman leaving me az moments
nogige--9ud you actually uphalding
her IN what she's doing 10 me-
Dick stopped and kissed his angry
littIc wife Then he gently pushed
her out Of his way.
Run upstairs. LItllest"' he said
quietly Don't bo afraid here by
yourself I'll DO back in 20
minutes"
Cold with anger. Glory climbed tho
stairs thru tho silent house
She heard the hum Of Dicks road.
stor as Il swung down The street
Tho clock in tho hall dowustair7
began 10 chime One. two.
three. four!
Four o'clock. In another four
hours Dick would DO wanting his
breaktaH. And no Maggie here 10
get It for him'
We'll. let him 90 without
breakfast II would servo him right
He had been so ready 90 take Mag
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gis back 20 his mothers house 4.
lrt him ses how no liked getting
along without hSrl
For Gloria had made up her mind
sha would not get breakfast
sha would not sweep aud dust
She certainly would not wash
greasy dishes
In a word, she would nos work.
'Ir I ever start drudslns around
tho house, I'm have my mothers NE
lll over again. And IA rather
be- dead She told herself
sho looked az her pinkiippsd
hands with their shiny nails, Then
sho thought Of her mothers How
rough and ealloussd they wers'
No. she would never have hands Ike
her mothers never,
CHE climbed into her soft bed that
- ame,led Of lavender flowers Mag.
EIs had made lavender bags for tho
linen closet
Glory turned on tho reading lamp
Then, from a drawer IN her bedside
table ahe took several small bottles
and Jars
She dipped "a wad Of cotton into
almond OIL and wiped an Tho pDw der
from her skin with Il. with another
wad sho RATED her face lightly with
witch haTrl
Then ahe rubbed muscle oil under
her cyss and around her mouth
the places whore limos first begin 10
show themselves Her skin was as
soft aa fresh lauBdercd bshy'v
After iha; sha turned out her
Light, And slept like a baby.
when Lick returned every light IN
tho house was blazing
Ito went around from room 10
room mapping them out
Tho house reskcd with The smell Of
stale tobacco smoke and wine.
Dick threw open a window IN The
sun room and let IN the clean. cold
night air
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going in the middle OF the ulghtr'
Glory asked.
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MAGGIE Elarcd at her

golnS IN the middle or the nlght
Glory asked.
MAGGIE glarcd at her
Nl That's my business she
snapped. "But eHn tell sou ono
thing. Mrs. Gregory IN not
be stopping another night In a house
like thial Women drinking and
smoking and carrying on right IN
front OF my eyes. Look at
yourself Hardly able to stuudg
n was true tina, Gloria could hard.
~ stand shc was stlll faint and
dizzy She leaned against the cold
stove.
I've always worked for decent
people and been decent, my
selrr MaEEic went on "Tve kept
myself 10 myself Tor fprty,fivc years,
and no cheap actor Is going 10 chuck
me under tho chin. my lady, ~ me
tell you that
who chuckcd you under the
chin" Glory asked svcetiy
"Oh. that actor that Mr.
Smart Alcck. the one SOU cali
stan" MaEgie answered. She
tossed her head
"Oh. Maggie, II must have been
accidental I'm sure hS didn't mean
10 do it~ Glory said. She laughed In
spite Of herself. The thought Of
san wnyburn chuckiuE the elderly
Maggie under her fat chin was too
funny,
Wei. anyway. I'm going .
and I'm going tonight" Masgio de.
ciarcd.
She began TO put on her coat
"oh. Maggie. you wouldn't leave
me TO clean up this mess OF house
all alone. would your Glory vas on
tho verge OF tears.
The kitchen table was filled with
sticky glasses. Tho sink was piled
high with plates waiting 20 be
washed Some salad dressing was
splnshed against tho wall
And Gloria knew that tho res, Of
the house was Uttered with cigare;
ashes and stubs. with wiltcd flower
petals. and all tho rest OF the sordid
souvenirs Of n "wld" party
I'm sure it's not my fault that
the house is q messl II was rs neat
us now pin this afternoon,
and should be now" NaEEies said In
her most diguiilcd manner. mfr
Dicks mother gives dinner parties
but her house never looks like this
when they're over. lot me tell you
She knows how 10 entertain
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Then he went upstairs
lIo stood for a - rlme looking
down ~ hin sleeping wife
Tier dari, lnahcs lay iu "A shadow
on her cheeks Her mouth was Ike
q scarlet flower against that warm
white skin Of hers
Sh0 looked as pure ~ some old
Italian masters picture or an angel
How had rho happened 20
ask that fellow Wayburn 20 the
house warming. Dick wondered for
tho hundredth time
How VOL did shs know
him
And was II really wnyburn
whom Dick had seen leaving his
house a Tow days ago? or
had Glory told tho truth when rho
said that the man was an interior
decorator
These questions went round Hud
round in Dicks tired brain Ike
squirrels IN u cage
iis made up his mind 90 asif Glory
about Wayhuru again IN tho morn.
Ing. And this time. ho would not
let her put him of
No matter what Tho truth war be
would have H. by Joyc'
WHEN Glory swoko in the morn.
w ing tho room was full " sun.
shine
sho stretched luEurIou,ly Ike d
cat
Dicks bed was empty The covers
were flung over tho foot OF Il TO let
Il air.
shc supposed Dick had loft for
the office without waking her 10 Say
good bye. Ito knew how sho
loved 20 sleep uutil noon,
She wondered where no had Ind
his breakfast.
The thought OF breakfast made
Gloria realize how hungry she
was
She got out Of bed. She would
battle and go downtown 10 eat And
then Hhe would so 20 the employment
agency 20 hire a maid The
metro thought of the disorder down.
stars Eickcned Glory
What a horrible Job hguacwork
WAS sierually making dirty
things clean Dirty dishes. dirty
clothes. dirty floors and wallis
While her bath war filling Glory
did her exercising.
She Touched tins floor hundred
times with her finger iips.
She got down on the rug 20 DO her
bicycle" exercises
Shs stood up and went thru tho
head movements that keep the face
young, Her head nched ter
ably. but she dld not falter
This was tho way TO remain beau
tiful' To start young, and 70 work
constantly TO keep your lines and
color
For u sou lost them you were
thru Absolutely Mru had
no use lor women unless they were
pretty. . what fools women
wrro not 70 realize that
CUpDENLY Gloria stopped e1rT
~ csHing. She shifted the air with
her delicate nuairils.
There was smell Of fresh coffos
in tho house delicious. ap.
petizluE smell!
Then Glory heard footsteps on tho
stairs
Had Maggie changed her mind and
come back 10 WORK.
The door opened In walked
Dick. carrying stcamlnE tray
TO he Continued Tomorrow
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now co on wrrn THE sronr
CLoRY listened 20 Lola and Dick
VI 80 dnNnsLaLrs logeLhe--

GLORY listened 20 Lola and Dick
VI SO downstairs together
Then. in q little while, she heard
Bills voice calling 10 her from the
lower hall
Mighty might. Glory"' no hNwled
at the top OF his lungs. sorry Lola
grabbed your party
she didn't crab Il every.
body ought TO have a hot time at a
house.warming anyway she called
Good night. old timer, Good
night, Lola"
Then she heard tho sound
Of Blll's wheczy old car backing out
Of the driveway. asthma" BIZ
called his cur.
What nice old thing Bin was In
spite Of his drinking and his card
playing,
After all. Il was probably Lola's
fault that he acted the way he did,
4 pretty woman who knew
how 20 "vamp" a man could make
him do suythias under tho sun that
she wanted him 10 do! But
Lola had lost all interest In "yamp,
inE" BIZ or looking pretty for him
So OF course she had lost himl
No man wanted 70 sit around a
house alone while his wife spent
every minute bathing and feeding
and rocking three children. either
HALF asleep. Glory went on think
i l. ing.
Stan wayburn's good-lookins face
floated into her mind. She won.
dered II Stan had kissed AiyrA Gail
20 give her o thrill" or be.
cause he had wanted to kiss her
Myra wasn't so R~fully allurins
But she had a way with her. at that!
And she knew a lot about books, and
plays and things.
Glory fell asleep.
She was awakened BY Dicks voice
GLORY! Wake upr' he was saying.
"Magsie's having brainstorm
down in the kitchen. Says
she's going hack TO Mothers house
tonight. Have you said anything to
hurt her feelings? II you
have, for the love OF Mike. go down
and beg her pardon. Glory!
Glory
He shook her again. But Gloria
was fairly drugged with sleep and
alcohol.
Dick shook her again. She opened
her topaz eyes.
What in the world are you
screeching about? Leave me alone
she said GROSSLY.
Dick lifted her out Of bed and set
her on the rug in her bare feet.
Put on your slippers and kimono
and run down TO Maggie" he said.
"she's going home tonight. she says.
IL you want a maid, you'd
better go and stop her.
Glory went downstairs.
In the kitchen Maggie was strap,
ping n bulging suitcase. She had put
on her hat. Her coat was thrown
over a chair.
Now where do you think YOUR
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'opWlsht 1890 n, ~ a. Service, inej
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HLEO
rHr IRONY so rAn

GLORIA GORDON. beautiful and
20. marrtrs DICK GREGORY for tho
money she thinks hr has Her idea
" marriage fs plenty uf FUN and
clothes - and mo- babies
Dick bnrrows MAGGIE hts moth
rr's maid. Go teach Gloria 20 cook
hut Gloria refuses 90 lraFu.
STANLEY WANBl WN- an actor
whom Gloria once loved, comes 90
see her Dick secs him leave the
house, AMI Gloria tells here husband
5hNt WaNburn was only an interior
decorator,
Dick lis home 700 FOR few days
While he and MISS BRIGGS his ser-
Rotary. are az work la his room.
GLORIA makes plans Tor house
warming she invites Mayhuru,
when Dick secs the actor he rogoE-
aiIcs I'M him The man who had left
his house q few DAYS before Ito is
sure Gloria lied e. him
When Gloria secs NaNbuTu Kiss
ing MNRA GAIL a married woman.
che rrcklcssly drinks too much She
faints away IN the arms OF DIR.
JOHN SEYMOUR. whose wife. MAY.
- In love with JIM CAREWE Dick
carries her up Co bed
LOLA HOuGH spolls the party
when She "bawls out BILL. her
husband. Tor making love 10 May
seymour
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Junior Club Kids
Frolic HUge Success


Tho Easter Monday costume ball
OF tho Junior club a kids frolle-
which was given last evening at
chrhtonson's hail. cqualled. II not
surpassed all former halls OF thH
club famous FOR it's original and ar.
tlsuc Affairs
Tho ballroom WAS q replica OF a
child's plnyroom. with nursery char,
actors and nursery rhymes forming
the fricEo around the walls OF the
room, and huge blocks and drums
shading the lights All the children
famous in nursery lore frolleked
about the ROOM from LATHE Red Rid
ms Hood 60 Jack and i'm, and old
Father Time ronmed about with his
hour glass,
Members ot tho orchestra. wearing
baby honunts. were stationed behind
an enormous white baby carriage
with red wheels. while across the hall
couy stretched sign announcing
"Cundyland,"
Among the amusing speciality mum,
he's was q advertisement hy Mossra.
Marficld Bolcam Hamilton Rolte
John RYAN. Bea Butter and Clarke
Ewing as the premier dnnseuse. As
the Interesting finale o. ehildfeu'u
parties f. the refreshments. the sup.
per consisted OF ice cream cones and
sandwiches
The Junior committee In charge OF
tho success % the affair Included the
Misses Betty poVoe, Betty Morrison
Virginia Morrill,. olive Leonard and
Mrsrs Thomas Pelly. Thomas
Green. Jr Everett Earring. John
Ryan and Hiram Patterson. chair
man.
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Monthly Meeting Fliday

Madrona Guild Of tho orthopcsllc
hospital viii hold It's monthly meet
Ing Friday. April ~. NJ 10 o'clock.
al thu home OF strs. 1t. Il. Moves.
1904 s5th ave.
Mrs. Frank s. Smith viii b. hos
tess for tho day and win be assisted
by Mrs o. II. Carpenter. Nlrs. W,
Coleman, Mrs S. Il. Mitchell. Mrs,
Il. c, Erakinc. Airs Earl W File.
hart, Airv II Il. Fullerton. Mira ).
A. Fortier. Mrs Conner Grny. Mira.
w 4. tlarcourt. Mrs Rnnsomc J..
Ktttle. Mrs A. IT, Lsmdin. sfrs. ].
W Mitchell and Mrs. ". T.. Syc.
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Service at
OrthOpedic Shops

Westminster church will have
charge at the orthopedlc lunch room
Wednesday Mrs. II. j. Lenz will be
hostess. assisted by Mrs NJ. s.
Wooster. Mrs. Harry Spencer, Mrs.
Robert a. White. Mrs. S. G. Heppler.
Mrs r. H. Hayden. Mrs. Charles
Bishop. Mrs. Theodore Merriam, Mrs.
Harry Kennedy. Mrs. J. r. Reed.
Miss Mary Waller. Mrs lie Roy
Peasc. Mrs. Ellis aatson. Mrg. Don.
aid Gum and Mrs. Robert A. stitt.
Mrs. ]. a. Whalley and Mrs .. G..
Young viii represent Queen Anne
guild at tho Thrift shop, Wednes.
day morning, and Mrs. Gertrude
MacCrory and Mrs. y. J. Parkinson.
Interlaken guild on wednesday after.
noon.
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBalister Telephone MA n.o6oo
Assistant-Laura Emory


TWE marriage 10 Miss Elizabeth
4 Folsom daughter OF MIR and
Airs Urosvenor Folsom. TO Mr.
Lawrence Wiley was solomnlsrd
last evening IN 81, Rsrnabas' chan.
ell tho Rev Herbert n. Gowcn
reading the service az $50 o'clock.
Miss Folsom was very lovely IN
white moro silk, fashioned with a
wide flouncc and long. tight sleeves.
the upper edgo az tho sounee. neck
and sleeves edged with pearls. He,,
court train was OF chiffon. beaded
IN pearls, aud her tulla vell was
bound close 10 her head with a
aprtg OF orange blossoms at either
side, For bouquet she carried white
orchids, lilies OF the valley ana gar,
denias,
Miss Katherine Folsom. who was
her sisters maid 90 honor was
Eowned in shaded pink chiffon. It's
close fitting bodice ana two,tcred
skirt caught ut one side with d sil,
Yer bow, faced with light blue chin.
reo, She wore Il silver flower In
her hair ana carried blue forsetme,
nots and pink sweet peas,
There were two maids. Miss Janet
Henry and Miss E.yalyn Colvln.
Their gowns were OF green chr
Ton, shading from delicate
hue 10 deep tints, They were
modelled on similar lines as tho maid
OF honor with the silver bow lined
with apricot chiffon silver wrraths
were worn Tor headdrcss and Ophella
roses aud yellow frecsias we're in
their hgs2uets,
Mrp sasom wore HACK chiffon.
apr Il Th nd how az French blue
en1ffgo viii one side Her corNaso
was Grams : orchids.
Mr.. y az Fullerton az Minneapo-
lis was best man. and the ushers
we're Massrs, BERNARD Polly. Lacy
HohuS. Eugene Ruaow and William
{. H. Lewis,
The little chapel. with it's Easter
decorations OF lilies, palms and altar
candles. WAS very charming.
Later there was small reception
for relatives and close friends at the
Folsom residence. Mrs, Clifford WI
ley and Mrs. Carl Homer presided
az the supper table, fragrant with its.
center Of lovely spriax blossoms. The
Misses Jane Truax, Helen Chinu and
Grace Lewis assisted
For travelling the bride were one.
piece costume * copper-colorGd flat
crepe. a coat Of black kasha trimmed
with monkey fur. smart black felt
hat and orchid corSage,
After q motor tour 90 Vancouver
island. Mr.. and Mrs Wiley will be
at home at Wing Point
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Music
PhiIomel Club to
Give Spring Concert

1'hf pDiilomcl club announces 10
third annual spring concert for
Monday evening, April n, ul sd
o'clock NJ Roosevelt 1leh school
auditorium
Charles Wakefield Cndman, Am
crican eomposerpipniHt and prin.
cess Tainninu CWild tloweD Ameri,
can Indian soprano. VIII DO thcsuH.
siHting artists and the program VIII
be American music composed by
Mr. Cndmnn
The rhilomcl club Is sponsoring
an afternoon concert for school
children the same afternoon nc 4
o'clock, IN the Roosevelt high school
auditorium Tho program viii be
given by Princess Tsiannn In cos,
tune and Mr., Cadman, who viii
demonstrate Indian musical inHtru,
mcnts
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St,l1ln Gro1tns to Meet

The Morning Book Review group
~ tho wor1en's University club viii
meet wednesday az 1890 O'Clock.
Afrs. John Guberiet will review The
Divine Lady. by r, harrington. Mrs
stanton Alien and Mrs John Parker
will give the discussion.
AZ the Current Events class lunch
ron at 1880 O'Clock. Prof Benson Of
the University OF Washington will
talk on our Northwest Products"
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Mrs. Cdluert Issuing
Cards for Tea

Mrs. James II. Calvert is Issuing
cards for a tea at her homo on Fri.
day afternoon. Apr!l "a, from until
o'clock. in honor of Mrs. John
wallace and Mrs Davis Bowen. who
recently returned from a trip 70
Honolulu. and Mrs. ". w Young of
san Francisco, who Is tho house
guest Of Mrs. Wallace.
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CoTERIE WILL GIVE
ANNUAL MUSICALE

The Coterie VIII give It's annual
musicale on Friday. April II. NJ the
Gamma Phi Beta house. 1929 18th
ave. y. r., 2I5 o'clock
Mrs. Archibald Wilson, chairman
Of the music committee. viii be In
charge Presidents and trustees Of
clubs affiliated with the Seattle fed.
Grafton and guest for each member
arc invited Mrs. Y, Il, Hemingway
and Mrs, A. Jost win preside al the
urs,
The program for Friday includes.
Trio
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Cards Issued for
Large Affair

Mrs George O. Brohm and Mrs.
Conner Gray have issued cards for
a bridge luncheon az the womena
University club on Tuesday after,
noon. April 81
Moro than one hundred guests
have been invited.
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Luncheon HoHo1'S
Mrs. Hibbard

Mrs. o d, Colyin entertained with
q small luncheon az the Golt club
to-day in honor Of Mrs. Charles l..
Higsard who. with Mrs Hibhard. re-
turned last Friday from California.
whore they spent the winter.
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Breakfast for
Mrs. SeeleN

In honor OF Mrs. Claude ". seeley.
who returned last week from a trip
10 the Orient. Mrs William II, Payne
and Mrs. Henry Blake entertained
with 4 breakfast OF twelve covers.
Monday. al the Golf club.
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ia4 "Ciegis' s...s...s..s+... Assssuet
90 Forget. Me- Not" ....... Macbeth
tcj Londonderry Air" 800. Krelsler
Marjorie clay violin; Helen Pickle
cello; Mary Louise Fickei. piano.
soprano 2oi1--
"a IN May Time" Obey Speaks
90 "snEa ny Mother Taught as''
.s-4.tsss -.s-..-.s..s bNorak
toJ ''Tbr Answer ...,...R II. Perry
Mr.. John Mccormack
Airs j Edward Bailey at the piano.
Solos
ta1 Sunset" .............. Buck
tb) DE Captain OF DO Marguerite
..s................. ]. O'Harra
tol 'Ev'ry Time ! Feel de Spirit"
AFR. Donald RiEtc
Miss Florence DAILY at the plano.
Reading
The Finger Of God" PrelvaI wild.
MrE. Eugene W. Bell
contraito solos
ts) Little STAR rank Ia Forge
90 THE Mither Heart. ....- Gaines
tel I'm blossom Time" 49,. .Seedham
Miss winifrcd Parker
Mrs Rachel sucklcmnn at the piano.
Trio, r
The ScTeRade" .............w idor
Misses Clay, Helen Pickle, Mary Tickle
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GREENWOOD Pr. A.

The regular meeting OF Greenwood
PIT a win bo held in tho school
auditorium "Wednesday, April 30. at
2 y. m. Election OF officers. There
VIII bo special music, rofroahments
ana social hour
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+, sanislo OF tho Seattle tire depart
meni will give an illustrated talk on
Fire Prevention Election Of Of
flccrR.
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WEBT HlIL. -. IA

West Inn PIT A. will meet al the
Olympic H9iRhtS clubhouse. 3sth ave.
5, w, and ". Kenyon st. wedncs.
day. April IS. at 1870 p. IN. MrB.
Walter Bennett viii speak on "Girl
Scouts" and Mrs l.. Thomas VIII
give an address on school affairs
Refreshments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-14
HAKEnEn aOCIAL cLTn

Hakober Social club viii give n
program and cake walk IN Futer.
nni hall, Georgetown. Wednesday
evening. April i5. al $50 o'clock.
Rsbekaha. Odd Fellows and friends
welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-14
MONDAY LUNCHEON

Rowena Circle. or Harmony
Homestead, No. 17f2. viii meet
Thursday. April 10. at IL noon,
with Mrs wollIscrost, 90 2T,h
ave. y.