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ltil take more than you 10 stop me-
ahc added
Dick was speeches A. he Htoot
there looking al her. without d wuri
60 say. she began 90 cry,
Tears REDEEMED her eyes and
courHod down thru the rouge thai
was thick on her cheeks Her mouth
trcmbicd.
Dick" shs began hnaIdly, i've
been 20 Lonesome And look
She held out her hands 90 rhow hin
tho burns and cuts on them.
See. I've been trying 10 cook
sho sobbed Dick, please iet me 50
home again. 90. I can't stand being
away from you can't stand ~
Her voice rose on "A high note Ol
hyatrrii
"ssshr' Dick Kissed. frownlng
lie careful or Mia Briggs viii hear
YOU IluaEr'
Gloria rsnk down on the floor and
laid her head on tho scat " Dicks
swivel chair. what DO I care II shs
hears me or uotf Hhe said thlobIy
'All ! care about ls getting home
again"
please. please don't treat me llk'
this" rho Eobbed
Dick lifted her 10 her feet "rot
lords sake set upr' hc fnld sharply
And don't como here again. Until
you can control yourself Glory
What are you trying a. dor Put on
Il onoact play Tor Miaa BnEgs bono,
ntF''
lIiH sharpness brought Gloria IA
her senses Size stood up ana dried
her eyes.
IAN you think about i- SITS,
Briggs. isn't it, she asked. choking
And what la she. anyway Nothing
but a little old maid I wouldn't
care 20 much " I'd los, you TO d
pYinE tearing beauty.
Her voice broke again
She almost nan out Of tho office
The womsn's dressing, room Waf
on tho floor below Gloria hurried
down 10 II,
Two pretty office girls were there.
chatting a. they oombsd out their
flurfy bobbed hair. aS they rougcd
their lips preparing FOR tho
mornings labor
They looked a, Gloria'H tear.
stained face cuFiouHly. an shs came
IN She ba,hsd her red cycu and no,
cheeks with ley water Then she
carefully powdered her face, added q
touch % color 20 her checks
In tho mirror. she could See tho
two girls looking az tho expensive
bead hog and gold vanity case she
had LAID on tho marble shelf below
The mirror
Don't envy me. she wanted 90
say 90 them. I'm just n working
Rlri like y0u are. Only I'm out Of
a Job"
out IN tho street tho sun was hlKh.
and shining with n white. bliHterlng
glare II was 10 o'clock.
Tho army Of office Eifis had dis,
appeared from the stree, and
those other workers tho home
women. wrrc abroad in their crisp
wash dresses and white shoes.
10 He Continual
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CNow GO ON WITH THE SToRN

CLoRIA'S hear, beat fast A tele,
VI graIn coming in tho dead OF
night couldn't have startled her
more than this letter from Dick.
What was in IL? What did he have
10 say 10 herr
Her fingers pressed tho envelope.
There seemed 10 be several folds OF
paper within il,
But without opening IL. Gloria
slipped Il into her apron pocket. she
could feel the eyes OF her father and
mother watching her. She knew
that they were waiting for her to
open the letter 20 tell them
what Dsck had written
But, somehow or other. she wanted
20 be all alone when she read that
letter
There was Just a Wild chanes that
Pick was asking her 10 como back
10 him. in il. And IL he wants me.
III 80 home this very nightr' Gloria
promised herself
She raised her eyes 20 the cuckoo
clock that hung above the sideboar4.
Half past Z! In another hour
or two she might be In Dicks arms.
again
With an effort she went on talk
ing: i saw May Seymour this after.
noon. Mother. She's going away from
Seattle. Says shell never come back
here as long as she lives"
Gloria's mother forgot all about the
letter in this exciting piece OF news.
Well. should just think she
would go away should think she'd
be ashamed to show her face among
decent people. anywhere she said.
with spirit. Il always told you she
was no good. didn't IL What
was the name OF that man she used
TO run around with. right under her
poor husbands nose?"
Jim carewe," Gloria answered.
And what do you sslink7 He's going
TO be married 10 some little Eirl just
out Of school, next fall. The engage
ment was announced In the paper
the other day"
An expression that plainly said: II
told you soF' flashed across Mrs.
Gordon's face. She was Mrs.
Grundy" herself. AZ that moment.
never saw II fan TO happenr'
she cried. Men win run around and
have good time with women like
May Seymour. But when they settle
down. they marry some girl who stu
thinks the moons made OF green
cheese
Gloria laughed.
Mother, you amuse me. she said.
Nobody thinks the moons made OF
green cheese. any more. Flappers OF
IL know more than their grand.
mothers knew at TO-"
Mrs. Gordon shook her head. 'Os
course, IL you think that knowing
how to shimmy or roll cigaret Is
knowing anything. you're right she
said, but VIC old-fashioned women
weren't so slow. When I was your
age / could run a house all myself
washing, ironing, baking.
Yes, and she used TO make all nv
shirts. too" Gloria's father added,
mildly. And your little dresses
Glory. Remember how cute shs used
to look In those pink Bingham
dresses. Mother"
Mrs. Gordon nodded. Her blue eyes
filled with tears as she looked across
the table at Gloria. This was a ter
riole thing for her this
preach between Gloria and Dick. Lake
a death In the family, almost!
That this should have happened TO
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let's so downstairs. tn wipe tho
dishes for you. she offered
In silence they cleared away tho
diahrs, and SET 20 work 90 wash
them.
They had almost finished when
Glor!aa father csmo In from tho
backyard. whore he had been apFln-
king his little garden.
well. what arc you two so quiet
about7" he aaked
Gloria laughed shAklly.
Il had a windfall Dick sent mo
$50" sho answered. and Mother and
l don't know wha, TO do with H."
Her father came over 20 her and
laid his hands tenderly on her
shoulders.
Don't touch nickel Of his
money" he said. Hc felt that what.
ever the trouble vas between Dick
and Gloria, Il couldn't be- his baby
girls fault. SO IN his own mind no
blamed Dick for her unhappIness.
We took care OF you for 20 years,
daughter" he went on. II guess No
can do Il a while longer You
send his money hack 10 him"
Gloria looked thoughtful DO you
know. / believe / win She said sud.
denly, Tomorrow morning IN gat
W carly. and hunt a Job Thank
goodness. l know how to earn a few
dollars
But she was filled with s4iness
that alRht al sho sai Ia her room.
looking on, into the dark street BE
hind her on the dresser. the alarm
clock licked loudly Il was set for
o'clock In tho morning.
Back 10 the old grind" Gloria said
20 herself. miserahly.
II had always been hard for Gloria
Gordon TO rouse herself at break OF
day, and go out to work long drrary
hours, How much more difficult IL
was going 10 be for Mrs Richard
Gregory. who had had her breakfasts
In bed for many months who
had had her owu home. her own
automobile
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JAl6WGE TORGg
@S 1N9 FTNONsG
~ VI 9 Olive Pobert. Rar+o
NO. BIN DIXIE LAND

Lets go to Dixie Land and see
II we can find the last button, Z"
said Juggle Jump to the Twins.
We have II out Of the dozen. One
more and we can 90 home. Then
you can sew Puffs buttons on his
coat, Nancy. and he'll be as good
MS new"
Until he sneezes them off again, :"
laughed Nick.
I'm going 70 see II / can't find
some sneezeless pepper for him to
use when no cooks" said Juggls
Jump. AS general factotum, that
is one Of my dutles--to look for
anything that Is useful in keeping
house.
How do We get to Dixie Land?"
asked Nancy.
We'll, we can 20 by the Magic
Shoe Road, or the Magic Button
PATH" said Juggle Jump in a
jolly voice. Either one will get
'Is there in a JIffy. tits only a
few hundred miles down South"
The Twins took hold OF Juggle
Jumps coat tafls. Wen leave IL
70 you" they laughed. We're get.
ting lazy"
"Oho" cried Juggle Jump. You
don't deserve II, but know n fine
way TO get there. I'll press my
magic button marked ever and ever
10 iittle,' and ven ride there on
lumming birds. How viii that
suit your
Finer cried tho Twins happily.
So they held on stlll moro tightly
20 his coat tails, and when 1.he
ahrank they shrank, too. until they
were timer than the Pee Wees In
Pee Wee Land.
Then Jugglo Jump whistled, and
three lovely bumming birds flew
down. One was green with q ruby
throat, ono WIS blue with yellow
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THE STORY so FAR:

GLORIA GORDON. beautiful clap
per. mRrrics DICK GREGORY, a
struggling lawyer Her idea ot mar
riAgu is FUN and fine clothes f..
but no work or children.
she refuses TO do her own house
work and hires maid, but Dick
has 10 let tho maid so. Gloria has
sNamprd him with debts
She becomes Infatuated with an
actor, STANLEY WANBuRN. When
he leaves town 90 so % New York,
Gloria follows him. But he spurus
her Then she tries 60 Eet a Job a.
a chorus girl and falls. Finally she
comes home To Dick. Tie takes her
back but not as his wife.
Gloria begins % suspect he is in
love with his secretary, SUSAN
BRIGGS Dick STAYS out late ono
night. and Gloria vs. sure nc spent
The evening with Miss Briggs, hut
next day she learns that he was AZ
the home Of DIR. JOHN SEYMOUR,
who had killed himself because %
the love affair between his wife.
NAY. aud JIM CAREWE.
The breach between Gloria and
Dick widens Gloria packs up and
leaves him, finally. one afternoon,
filled with homrsickpess. she breaks
into their house and puts fresh
flowers in the vases she realizes
at last that she loves Dick. When
she goes hack 20 her parents home.
her mother gives her = letter from
Dick
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10 lie Continued

noN-T miss any OF the future
IL thrilling inEtAiimonta OF
The Flapper Wife" II you are
going on your vacation. have
Tho Star follow you. Delivered
by mail anywhere in America.
only boe a month. including post.
age. Delivered by carrier IN So
attic. soc n month.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-11
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-11
TRIBES OF FAR NORTH
ENJOY TURKISH BATHS
ARCHAEOLOCIST SAYS

OTTAWA, Dec. 11-R)-Although
far from civilization, in the plateau
region of British Columbia, the
Thompson river and Currier Indians
have their Turkish baths. Harlan /.
Smith, dominion archaeologist, is the
authority for this statement.
When member of either tribe de-
sires to enjoy Turkish bath, he
builds fire and rolls boulders into
it. When the big stones are thorough
ly heated, they are rolled into a house
constructed Of timber and earth.
The. "bather," nude, lies on a cot
and the hot boulders are sprinklcd
with water, causing steam to arise and
making the, bather perspire violently.
To top off the bath. dash is made
through the door Of the house and
the bather plunges into the river for
n swim.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-11
v. K. JONES FUNERAL
SERVICES ARE HELD

Funeral services for w. X. Jones,
76, county attorney Of Val Verde
County, who died at Del Rio We'd
nesday, were held at Del Rio Friday.
He is survived by three daughters,
Mrs. G.. A. Howard, Del Rio; Mrs.
Cade Roberts, Oregon, and Miss Clara
Jones, Colorado; and two brothers,
Gerry Jones and Emmett Jones, San
Antonio.
Mr.. Jones was the son Of the late
William Early Jones. He was born
in Kendall County and for a short
time lived in Boerne. Later he moved
to the border and was elected the first
county judge of Val Verde County.
After serving on the bench he was an
official in the customs service and for
four years county attorney Of Val
Verde County.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-11
Bethel Choir
Goes Over VICAR

Hanukkah, or the festival of d"di-
cation will be observed with special
services at Temple BETHEL Friday
night. The services will be broad
cast over VICAR.
This festival also known as the
Festival of Lights, commentaries the
struggle of the ancient Jews under the
leadership of the Maccabeans against
Antiochus Epiphanes the ruler cf
Graeco-Syria who sought to crush
them in an attempt to unity the
empire.
DR.. Frisch's sermon will be on
"The Maccabean STRUGGLES Signi-
ficance to the World" The Temple
BETHEL choir will render traditional
service music in modernized form dur
ing the service.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-11
Hanukkah Service
at Rodfei Sholon

Hanukkah services, commemorating
the festival of dedication will be held
by Rev. Cantor Samuel Eiesenberg
Friday night for the Congregation
Rodfei Sholon, 216 Wyoming street.
Special services and music have
been arranged for the commemoration
Of the festival.
Rev. Mr.. Eiesenberg was recently
engaged by the Congregation Rodfel
Sholon. He came from Utica, New
York, where he was formerly con-
nected with an Orthodox congrega-
ton. Ho came originally from War
saw, Poland where he completed the
majority of his studies.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-11
JEWS OBSERVE
Y RELIGIOUS
HOLIDAY
Hanukkah Music at Temple
Bethel viii Be
Broadcast.

Postponed for a week due to the
sudden death of DR.. s. Feigenbaum,
former rabbi of the congregation the
anniversary program Of Rabbi Bengis'
finst year of local ministry will take
place Friday. They will be held IN
the Main Avenue synagogue of the
congregation Agudas Achim.
"A Greater Agudas Achim" is the
address selected BY Rabbi Bengis for
the occasion. William Alter, presi-
dent Of the congregation, will also de-
liver an address. Special music has
been arranged by Rev. d. Kanter.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-11
AUSTIN PRESBYTERY
CLOSES. A. MEETING

The Austin Presbytery of the Cum
berland Presbyterian Church. holds its
next session in Sunday Valley, Llano
county, on the second Friday Of next
July.
Its San Antonio session closed
Thursday night.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-11
SAN ANTONIO WOMAN
LOSES 5000 BAR PIN

Mrs. Morgan Eckenrodt, 1913 East
Mulberry Avenue, reported the loss OF
a diamond barpin valued at $500
Thursday. No details of the loss
were reported to police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-23
German Opera
Study Topic

German Opera. with Wagner as the
composer. win be the study topic.
and musical dialogue with instru.
mental numbers demonstrating musi.
cal forms. Is the instructive and In.
tercSting program arranged by Mrs,
Chas. y. Gibson for tho next meet.
Ing % the Melody club 20 be held at
Mrs. l. Hartlaub's residence. els
Mob hin ave.
Tho following Is the program;
invFniioa- .sss.s..ss.....-..... Bach
Mrs Leo HArtlaub,
SONATA No s..ss.ssstss...s. prNlE
Miss Mildred wviaa.
Miss poro,hss Rodgers,
'irirrmsz=a- .t......... Mascagnl
Miss Olga Kusat
~nonGo Caprtecteso" ..,.. Mendsolson
Mrs. c. y. Plimptsn.
Prelude No. IS ..................C Chopin
Mrs Granville r. Marshall.
~BarcAroiis" ................ O,fenhAch
Mrs. o. T. Peterson.
fmarcmptu or. its .t..t,. Schubert
Miss wluifrrd pay.
Mrs.. c y, Piimp,on.
NEs-tts s.-.-..4s.ss.ss..s ieCouppey
Miss Gertrude wtsEsn.
strs. J. T. raorkstson.
tneFaie sssssss..ssttss.- Bourgeois
Mrs. V. neesksr
Meditation ..............a. gchumann
Miss Gertrude wlrEen.
Mrs. Chas- y. Gihaan. director sna ae-
campaniss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-23
Music
Program for Jeritza
Concert Announced

The following f. the program n be
presented by Mime. Jorltza. primo.
donna soprano or the metropolitan
Opera Co. when she appears IN con
cert a. Meany hail. Tuesday evening
March e. under tho local manage
ment ~ the Ladies' MUSICAL club
Nine Jorilza win bcsiwsietcd by
Macmillan Rose, Viollnlsi and Emil
rolak, pianist
ial "IafEhrttn" ..4-....t faudsl-fi uhaY
40 "liondon -.4s..r,, mozart. ilrsiuisr
Macmillan Hose.
Aria 'plrureE mes yrua' tfrom To
4. ca .ttrrtssatsfrf.sr.. Ahesruei
trrhsn weep on adsf Worn Eyes'J
Nine IrrtfH
tal ''widmunE' .,,...tt,.s HehumanU
fDsdiehti0ul
90 Song ~ tho Lute+ from The
opera. Die Todts BtHdt' frhs
Dead Citil .-.. n. " it0rngDid
(cJ "CRcrlis" tceciilj RiobHrd Strauss
Nine irriirh
tntrrmiHaion
fsj ~ Manor 90 Hosemonds" I'-rhs
Road 70 RassfnondoD Henri Dupato
90 "neau eoir'. t'Eysnlug FHir'D
.,s.st.,..t..strtrs Claude DrbusV
tcl AL Love nut a Day .s.r..
........ ......t... n IA Hsseb
Nine Jsfitrs
Cab Meditation" ,.,,.t.., Tsehaikovssy
90 "ls coucob" .t.s.. DaquiD 8Snsu
trl 'HiEsunrrwsisan" .s,..t,.. Hsrassts
MAMMALIAN Rose.
Aria Suicide" from Ia GlArondn"
Nine Jsrltrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-23

tank on Music Education In China, {"
oy MisA Myra Olive, who has been
member OF the faculty OF tho
American college az Picking. China
Tor tho past eight years. Miss Olive
VIII illustrate her talk by native
SONGS and win sing the song cycle.
"A Lover IN Damascus" by Sin.
den' Miss Marjorie lelwcll win pre-.
sent tho following plano numbers;
,O Improvisation ....,,. Mcdowell
Ihl Concert Etudo .,,. stoinfeldt
w ioone .s...s,,..s.M Mana yucca
The hostess Will DO assisted by
Mrs. John u. shorrctt. Mrs. Geo.
A. smith and Mrs. Daniel Ragen.
Mrs. Roy Pago Ballard. Mrs. G.
l. Cieiors. Mrs. Dana Brown and
Mrs, r. G, Derlckson viii pour
All West side women interested
In the Advancement OF music and
art In Seattle are inyitcN 20 a..
tend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-23
Sponsors Named
for Concert

S8nsors for the concert Mr.
Pe; Meremhlum. Russian violin.
4rcll give at The Olympic on Fri.
yktveninS, April ;. include:
Ms. A. II. Anderson. Mrs. Edgar
Ames, Mrs. John Henry Balllngcr.
Mrs. Fred Baxter. Mrs. Leroy Back.
rs, Mrs. Alexander Scott Bullitt.
Mrs. Francis G. Frink. Mrs. Frcdcr.
lex Bentley. Mrs. Broussals c.
Beck. Mrs. r. p. Ballard. Mrs. Law.
ssncc Boyle, Miss Nellie C. Cornish.
Mrs a. s. Kerry. Mrs. A. 8,
Downcy. Mrs J. F. Douglas. Mrs.
W. 4. Got,steln. Mrs. n. \. CARRIER.
Mrs. Iangion C. Henry. Mrs. c.
II. Hopper. Mrs. George T. Myers.
Airs. Harry ostrander. Mrs. d. T..
skinner. Mrs. Reginald II. Parsons.
Mrs. w. D. Perkins. Mrs. Thomas
S,imson. Mrs. A. u. Stewart. Mrs.
frank II. Van Tuyi. Miss Aillnora
,ie p. Roberts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-23
Miss Ruth Miller to
Ned TAILOR Green

Mr.. and Mrs. J. h. Miller announce
the engagement % their daughter.
Ruth. to Mr.. Taylor Gre-uc. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Greene.
Tho news was disclosed at Mrs.
Crawford Anderson's bridge tea sat.
urday afternoon, given In honor OF
Miss Miller and a group OF her close
friends.
Both Miss Miller and Mr.. Greene
arc graduates OF tho University OF
WASHINGTON. where she IS a member
% Kappa Gamma sorority and he is
affiliated with Phi Gamma Delta.
Tho wedding win take place in the
summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-23
Musical Tea at
West Seattle Home

The West Side unit OF the Music
4 Art Foundation fund will give
second musical tea on Thursday
afternoon. March IS. at = o'clock.
u the home OF Mrs. Max Kuncr.
1905 Sunset ave. s. w.
Mrs. Edgar Ames Will speak on
Art" and the musical program. ar
ranged by Mrs. Virgil Kidd. win in
elude a group OF songs by Mrs. a.
). Kerry. her own compositions; a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-23
DATES
TO REMEMBER
y tDNEsDAY, MAHCH as

WEDNESDAY. MARCH 2S--
Mr. curtfss ssrKcnrs bridge and
NAH 5onEr party for Mrs George
Hare % buffalo.
mi RsDay. MARCH 2e--
Aiss Janet Hsury's dinner for Miss
Elizabeth Folsom and her fisnee,
Mr Lawrence whey. az home.
FRIDAY. MARCH III
Mrs. Frederick Johns,on'n luncheon
Ter Mrs George Harr. at home.
TUESDAY. MARCH al
Mrs Thomas Greens tea for her
dAuEhtrr.in-iaw. Mrs, Barrett
Green. AZ homo from until 4
o'clock.
Airs. Charles Brian wattlaworih's
tea az her homo IN honor Of her
sister. Miss Annette wicsilinE.
SUNDAY, APRIL B.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph DiHards din
nsr at home. The Firs
MONDAY, ArRIL 10
The marriage OF Miss Elizabeth
Folsom 10 Mr. Lawrence Wiley.
10. g. narnahas chapel. at 5
o'clock.
North broadway circle or the fruit
and Flower Missions bridge ana
NAH ionEE tea In the new chapter
house of tho Daughters Of the
American Revolution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-23
DIRECTING Serpice

Dcnny-Fuhrruan guild, with Miss
Eva Peterson. hostess. Will be- in
charge on Tuesday AZ the ortho-
pedic lunch room. assisted by Mrs
Ronald kucher. Mrs Henry y. Nor
ris Mrs. Samuel Leroy Crawford.
Mrs. George Meyers. Mrs. n. 4.
Johanson. Mrs Edward r. Dunlap.
Mrs. Charles W. Ruchcr. Mrs. l.. l..
stephens. Mrs r. VI. Jsnncr. Mrs.
Kenneth Myers, Mrs. o. II. Joseph,
Mrs. a. z. Barry. Mrs. Harris En-
mons. Mrs l. T. BercnH.
East Highland drive. with Mrs. d.
r. Tenant and Mrs. Leo Miller. will
have charge at the Thrift shop
Tuesday morning. and Mndron a
guild. with Mrs Conner Gray and
Mrs p. w. Moore. viii he in
charge In the afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-23

Saturday evenings. March 2Tth and
2sth. This play. which is an ex.
precision OF industrial unrest. fash.
toned after the realistic nsycholog-
teal drama of Europe, was trans.
lated from the Japanese by Glenn
Hughes and Yozan t. Iwasald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-23

The cast Of characters include.
Burton w. James. II. Clifford Dob
son, william Marceau. Sada Nura.
yama. Fred Blumenthal and Albert
ottenheimer the last two being
guest players OF the University OF
Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-23
House WARMING

Mr.. and Mts. Butcher W. Ward
were pleasantly surprised BY a large
group OF friends at their new
home on Tuesday evening Cards
and music composed the entertain.
ment and later a buffet supper was
enioyed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-23
Mrs. Irvine
Entertaining

To honor Mrs A. Il, Galloway.
who Is leaving early In April 10 join
Mr.. Galloway in san Francisco.
MrA W. II. Irvine win entertain
With a bridge and nah Jongg lunch
con az her home on Thursday after
noon. Covers win be marked for
sixteen.
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.erS JdissSon to Entertan at Uniuersitu
Club; Luncheon WUl Honor Mrs. Larnson

THURsnAN afternoon at the Unit
Il YerslU club Mrs Earl Jamison
Nin entertain with a luncheon OF
twenty covers in honor OF Mrs
Ciarancc Ble,hcn, Mrs, II. +. Alex
audsr and Mrs Clare Farnsworth.
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At Home on Birthday

Professor and Mrs. William T. VIII.
son viii be at homo on Thursday
evening. March 70. from T;s0 o'clock
until 10 o'clock. In celebration OF Pro.
fessor Wilson's 18th birthday.
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GARFIELD PIT. A.

Garfield PIT. a. will meet Tues.
day. March -. at 230 D. m, in tho
study hall az tho school. Miss Wal.
ters Of the Garfield high school fac.
uty VIII speak on Helping Boys
and Girls Find Themselves" AZ $3.50
o'clock Miss Hall OF tho University
library will address the meeting on