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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
Monday Service at
OrthOpedic

Capitol Hn Guild. with Mrs NJ J.
Conncll as hostess. will direct the
service on Monday az tho orthopedic
lunch room. 7il Columbia II. Assist
ing will be Mrs. Bruce shorts. Mrs.
Frank y. Case, Mrs Frcd Bradsn.
Mrs Miller Freeman, Mrs. Gencvicvs
Blethen. Mrs. Anton Govenius. Mrs.
Childs. Mrs, G. Galiger. Mrs. H. l.
Frye. Mrs. VI T. Gusting. Mrs. T J.
Mullane. Mrs Navel Dorr. Mrs.
Thomas Bordeaux. Mrs. c. +. Cor.
coran. Mrs. Harry Gray and Mrs.
T.. ". wolEemuth.
University Guild. with Mrs. r. 4.
Hunt and Mrs. u. l.. Ireland. Will
be in charge at the Thrift shop
Monday morning. and Washington
Park Guild. with Mrs. c, y. Lewis
and Mrs. George II. famping. will
have charge on Monday afternoon.
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Women's Clubs

meet at 1890 o'clock.
The program in the afternoon Will
be under the direction OF the chair
men Of the music and art depart
men,s. Mrs. Malcolm Hughes and
Mrs. Burleigh VI. Reeder.
Mrs. n. T.. Pierce. OF snoqualmis
Falls, chairman OF the state fedsra
ton. win speak on Industrial and
Civic Art" while Mrs. Clara Meyer
Hartle. chairman of tho division OF
music OF the state federation. will
give a musical lecture on around
the World In Song"
Meetings OF club and departments
in the federation win be held this
week as follows:
TUESDAY
Clionian club in Federation club.
house at O'Clock. Program will in
clude roll call. Quotation From
Some Author" review Of The Ca.
thedml" dHugh walpolej. by Mrs. II.
j. Schoficid. view OF IA Cure OF
Souls May Sinclair) by Mrs. NJ. r.
Martin. paper on prominent Brit
iEh statesmen" by Mrs. A. NJ. Cong.
don, and group of songs by Mrs.
William Peterson. Tea hour.
Tho educational department Of the
Coterie, at the home Of Mrs. o. y.
Dodds. 52if nth y. f., Subject.
Current Topice."
Literary Interpretation department
Of the Seattle Woman's club, with
Mrs. Oliver Erickson. 7Os Belmont
pl.. At 2l:3O o'clock. Mrs. Robert
Han VIII review His Childrcn's
Children" arthur Train. Mrs Eva
r.. Felt will lead discussion. Cur.
rent events follow, leader. Mrs. Lee
Wheeler.
The Ladies' Grotto club win hold n
music and reciprocity day program
in the Federation clubhouse nt 2
o'clock. with the following program,
Violin selection. Russian Airs"
fWieniawskD, by Helen Mendeissohn
Schumann. accompnnist, Madame
Davenport Engbcrg; vocal numbers,
Happy Song" fDel Riegol. "Chanson
Du Occur Brise" Moyal. Love. I
Have Won You" G.andon RONALD. by
airline McDonagh Wcstcott. accom-.
PIANIST. Mr.. W. n. Donley: talk.
Music in the Federation" by Mrs.
Malcolm Hughes: violin selections,
Melody" Dawesl. Romance" (Tieur.
ance). by Helen Mendelssohn schu.
mann: vocal, The Last Hour" "a.
Walter Kramer. Love Is the Wind
alexander MacFadyon). FILTRATION"
pearl 6. Cursonl. By Airline MELON.
agh Westcott. comedy in two acts.
The Mcrediths Entertain" by tho
Lady Grotto Players. Hostesses.
Mrs. II. 4. Safer. Mrs. Henry Shaw.
Mrs. l.. y. Benedict and Mrs. Leo
Norman.
/ THURSDAY
] The Alpha club will meet with
Mrs. J. II. Little. 9I2 Third ave. w,
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Judas Maccabaeus
Will Be Presented

The Seattle oratorio soclss =,
appear in it's initial concert Tue. :.
January 81. in the Plymouth ~ '.'I.,
gationai church. with the pr0s s,'.ss
OF Handlers great oratoro'
Maccabaeus. .sa,n
The oratorio was written IN = =, ~
between July Q and August -
upon the commission Oh y, r.
prince OF Wales, TO celebrate 'a y !, !,
turn of the Duke OF Curnus 4
from Scotland after the dee US
tory OF Culloden. April To- p,s
The words were written " cd
Thomas MoreIl, a learned N ma
scholar. the plot being 'ahe" :, n.
the narrative Of the EXPLOITS ~ y N
Jewish deliverer contained u 4, 4,
first book OF Maccabaeus a .,,,a,,I,,
18th book OF Josephus A"'s
OF the jew" .,os 4
The oratorio abounds ~ :. vi
the most stirring choruses' - ID
as some Of the most oule' III ,r,.ni,l
dued choruses written by msss,
thus forming a contrast when ~ 10, Or.
II much the most popular ., :. nd 81
torios next to the Messiah ss,orjss
of the most popular OF al w 4 IL
Mr.. ]. w. Bixel is condu''''
society ..a,;nr VI
The soloists for the ese,s ,arss
be, soprano. Mrs. Percy :, wInI.rta
CTacomnl: contralto. Miss W. has
Parker: tenor. Marshall ss s, sspt
william Hcdbergi piano soaa
stem; organ, Carl Paige Wv"
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Marie Ivogun is
Remarkable Artist

A concert Of unusual muscA'
worth was given last evening Al 'hs
Plymouth Congregational cau'a'
by Marie Ivogun, one OF the llsa''
est living coloratura sopranis sn''
making her debut in America w
seasons ago, her success has oes-
phenomenal. her appearance my
last year winning her many ao1@'
ers. !,
Miss Ivogun has q coiora'uis y
a clear. bird.lIke quality, one pe
sessed of a warmth of tone co'''ns
seldom heard In so high ana ~
ible a voice. She sings In an eaS'
unaffected manner. ana ses'A,
equally at home in either sus'al..
lyrics or in the more ford pasasss
Combined with her lovely vo'ce az =.
a personal beauty and masne
that are most captivating. =,
20 Mutter Du." by GREG On
Kreislers "IAebesfreud." two =
quisite numbers, proved the ~, ~,
ties OF last evenings audience, ~
being received with such spp.ss. ..
that they were repeated. o'n. .,'
that met with favor were law y.
From Manon." by Massane'' "a,
Unten in Tale" and Meme L'''
LIST Grun." both by Grieg. -.
Mr.. Max Jaffee proved an ~.
tlonal accompanied for the aus
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A MUSICALE Will be given az the
~ sunset club ON Wednesday
afternoon. January Is, 40 3 c.cicsS,
by the ThBne Erauss. Mayor trio.
With Mr. Edwin C. Cook. basso can.
tahtc. as assisting artist.
The program follows
rr,o-Op g. No. g .-sa-.r Nraas.fa2an
AurEro trtrElae goa fa1r2
AuIante expressive
Allegro arpswIauata
Irrre Hampton Thraur plano
Arnold krauss violin
Jan Nsy.1r gruo
Ada That Awful yiK Z Hsbsid
Alexandria Ufy1u lHa's. l....
-.r.rr..r.r- rr.-...r. .a#H.ss Nasasn't
vNy ABODE .--....-. ...sr..r schubert
'-rhrso F,sbers Went ssilnE .,.-..
~ WuddIsr Than he cherry tfram
Aces and uslatea r....srs Handel
Mr. Edvtu u Cook,
Mics Jyauuvtta ChalmeEs az The piano,
III
rlo-Op rs ...,,......-r saint sssus
Andautr
AIIrgro- Finale
lI5stcszrs Cor the afternoon 1iil tr Mr.
GeorTc r Myers aud Mra. james hamll'
ton DO NcuNc.
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Music

Other parts were well taken on
Of By Franceso Curci. Luigi De o
sare. Pietro de Biasi. Natalie OtHi
and Philine Falco.
The San Carlo Grand opera CT
pany win close its present snusz
full engagement tomorrow eTsnrs
with Aida" with Josephine IL
CHEESE in tho role Of Aida and li'
uel Salazar as Radames.
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HalraiiaR Club TO
Giue Dance

The HUI o Ma Hawaii of Seattle
has cards out for an informal dance
on "Wednesday evening February
IN. In tho Italian room OF The olym.
pic Hotel
The committee In charge includes
Mrs. Meryyn n. TVyer. chairman
Miss Harriet Carter. Miss Kh,heryn
De Frccst. Miss Dorothy MusgTayc,
Miss Nina Carter, Mr. Charles
Eugene Banks. Mr. Merlin r.
Moore. Mr.. II. C. Mcdonald. Mr,
John n. Carter and Mr. c. A. Mus.
grave.
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Valentine Dance

The Entire Nous club viii enter
tain with a Valentino dance on sat
urday evening. February i|. at the
y. l. I clubhouse. Invitations have
been Issued 20 g.5 guests.
The committee In charge Includes;
Miss Mary Hughes. Miss Catherine
Brognn. Miss Mary Brogan. Miss
Elizabeth Soltr. Mrs o. Z. Dittibrcn.
ner and Miss Marie Ever.
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Entertains Bridal Party

Miss Mary Hayden entertained the
maids OF her bridal party az lunch
con today at the Rainier club.
To compliment Miss Hayden. Mrs.
Thomas Linner and Miss BIllou gave
a very pretty luncheon ut their home
last saturday. Twelve guests were
seated around q table centcred with
n miniature bride and eight brides.
maids.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
Alice Gentle Is
Superb "Tosca"
BY LOUISE RAYMOND OWENS

BY LOUISE RAYMOND OWENS
Alice Gentle. internationally ia
nous prima donna soprano. who is
recognized as one OF the most Gift.
ed singing actresses on the operate
stage today. and whose marked tai.
cnt has won her notable praise the
world over. won another triumph
last evening at the Metropolitan
theater where she was heard in the
role OF Floria Tosca.
Miss Gentlc's brilliant voice.
which. since her appearance here
last season. seems 10 have gained a
more mellow texture. is one well
suited to the role OF the luckless
Tosca. Her singing OF the duet
with Vale in the first act and the
familiar "viSsi D'Arte." was superb
and received prolonged applause.
Mario Vale. whose delightful bar.
l,ono and finesse az an actor lend
charm 10 any role he portrays. was
heard 10 advantage In the role OF
the cruel. heartless Baron Scarpia.
his singing OF the 'Cantabile" win.
ming him marked praise.
Gaetnno Tommasini, one OF Gal.
los most dependable tenors, as
Mario Cavaradossi, shared honors
with both Gentle and Vale. his
singing of "Recindita Ammonia" "E
lueevan e etelle" and his duets with
Tosca being very commendable.
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Informal Studio
Reception

Mr.. siIvio Risegari was host az
an informal reception in his studio
last evening in honor OF the stars
in the San Carlo Grand Opera Co.
who have been at the Metropolitan
this week.
An impromptu program was one
OF the enjoyable features OF the
affair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
Committees Named for
Costume Dance

The committees In charge Of th'
Valentine costume dance az the Ten
mis- club Friday evening. February -
are announced as follows,
Mrs. Andrew NJ Gillespie Is gen.
cral chairman OF the affair. assisted
by Mrs. Neal .Tourtellotte, posters
Mrs. John ~ Moran. Mrs. Gadys
TAYLOR. Mrs. Don Fisher. Miss Hazel
Iandes and Miss Ienor8 Blackwell
decorations: Mrs. J, r Couch, Mrs
Albert Charles Phillips. Miss kaih-
lccn Donahoe. Miss Evalyn Colviu
and Miss Doris Fischer. telephone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
Stantons VIZ BE Hosts

Mr.. and Mrs Louis stanton will
be hosts at four tables Of bridge
AZ their home this evening
Mr.. and Mrs, stanton will also
entertain NJ a dinner Of twelve COW
crs az their home Tuesday evening,
January -.
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NoRDIcA CHORAL CIuB

The Nordica Choral club will en-
terrain with bridge and whist card
party Wednesday evening, January
Is. 5 p. m. in Norton's cafeteria.
1919 Second ave. A musical program
by members of the club will bring
the evening to close. Tickets may
be obtained either from members or
at the doors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
BRIDGE AND NAH
JONGG PARTY

Zcta Psi Mothers club will give
bridge and nah Jongg party on
Tuesday. February 3, at p. m,
at the chapter house 4543 18th ave.
n. Il. All members and friends OF
the fraternity are invited to attend
For reservations telephone Mrs.
T. NJ. Parker, chairman Of the com.
mitteo in charge. ME lrse.6o9i.
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Bridge Luncheon at
LnalelrOod

InElcwood Country club will enter
tain with another % It's delightful
bridge lunChvous az The club GOA
Tuesday afternoon. February
Reservations may be- made by
galung Mrs J. e. HridEsmEn, Ell lot.
gglG Mrs.. Robert Patterson,
KE uwd 1891. or Mrs H. T. Mar
shalt a Pill g6s6.
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HoSTESSEs AT
Y. w. c. A.

Hostcsses at the Young women's
Christian Association for next week
will be: Monday. Mrs. Il. \. Gar.
Der; Tuesday. Mrs. +. l.. Murray:
Wednesday, Mrs. u. \. Seibort;
Thursday, Mrs. Il, K. Bethel; Fri.
day, Mrs. f. Perrott; Saturday. Mrs.
j. 4. Hardeman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
RAINIER cmAPTER D. A. X.

Rainier Chapter d. \. II. will meet
Tuesday. January %. at 2 p. m. at
the home of Mrs. ]. L. Hubbart. 1909
10th ave. y. Civics day. Addresses
VIII be made as follows: CITY FEEDER
utton." Mrs. w. Il. Rinehart; 1.-THE
Music and Art Foundation Fund. :"
Mrs. a. $. Kerry; Motion Picture
Censorship" Mrs Frank L. Baillaine.
Offerings will be contributed for the
benefit Of the University OF Wash.
ington ID. a. II. chapter.
Tea Will be served with Mrs. T.. B.
Burwell and Mrs. George ID. Scho-
field presiding Mt the urns.
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Personal

Miss Frances Oldham viii leave
Tuesday for Marietta. o.. where she
will visit hcr grandmother. Mrs.
Francis Fox Oldham. for several days
before going TO Washington. Balti-
more and Annapolis 10 b. the guest
Of Lieut.. and Mrs. Stuart Mackilu
Eleanor Keith. From there she Will
40 10 New York for short stay
with Mrs. Herbert wilkes Roberts.
with whom she will sail February
II on the Mauretania for The Medlior.
ranean. Miss Oldham will visit her
aunt. siRnorR Lowell Leone,tc. In
Rome. and VIII spend some time on
the French Riviera. besides travelling
extensively on the continent.
Miss Martha sackct, viii leave
next week for the East. where she
will visit In Washington. baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York and will
sail the middle OF February for a
six months trip abroad.
Or. and Mrs. Minor Lille and DIR.
and Mrs. John Blnckford motored 10
Portland Friday to spend tho week
end.
Mrs. Bruce Fnris Of Vancouver.
y. C.. Ia visiting her parents. Judge
and Mrs. H. Il. Hadlcy Mr. Earl j.
Hadley Of New York Is arriving Sun.
day for "a short visit with his parents.
Mr.. Marco Heidncr OF Tacoma has
been in town for few days this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Green. Miss
Bentonia Green and Miss Frances
Green are leaving today for Coro-
nado 10 be gone several months.
Mrs. Carl Homer and little daugh-
ter. Ann. win leave next week for
San Diego. where they will spend
six weeks as tho guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. l.. Grondall.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Fothcringham
arc expected home next week from
trip TO Los Angeles.
Seattle people who went TO Tacoma
last Monday TO attend tho first
Founders day at the Annie Wright
seminary were: Mrs. Il. II. obcr,
Mrs. ]. G. Hayden. Mrs. ~ II. Lat
inner. Mrs. r. =. Carmen. Miss Adolin
Schroeder. Mrs. I. Gordon. Mrs. c. ID.
F'ratt. Mrs. Richard Allen, Mrs. w.
Foss. Mrs. II. w. Condor, Mrs. VI.
williams. Mrs. o. c. Kinney Miss
Lou Sheldon. Mrs. Van Williams,
Mrs. George Wheeler, Miss Thorne
and Mrs. Norma Davis.
Mr.. Lochren Donnelly Of ST. Paul
arrived in town Friday. coming West
10 be best man at the Andersen-Hay-
den wedding Monday evening.
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at 1890 o'clock. The program con.
sists Of roll call, paper on History
Of Australia" by Mrs. II. Loewo, and
paper on THE Domestic Art Of Aus.
tralia," by Mrs. T.. II. Morgan.
The Grade Teachers Choral club
will meet In the Federation clubhouse
lat o'clock
SATURDAY
Tho Classic Culture club win meet
in the Federation clubhouse at 2
o'clock. \ lecture on Gardens" will
be given by Mr. Ronald Chapman.
Madame Jessie d. Spence will sing
a group Of songs. The coterie club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
WEST SEATTLE
CHAPTER. o. T.. s.

West Seattle Chapter LOG. o. T..
s.. will have a business meeting
on Monday evening. January 2s at
Masonic temple, 2s42k California
ave. to be followed by n military
whist party. The public is cordial.
~ invited.
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Veterans, win hold It's meeting We'd
nesday. January 2s. At o'clock the
tent viii serve dinner in the
armory, followed by military whist,
Everyone welcome.
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DAUGHTERS or PIONEERS
PLAN CARD PARTY

Daughters Of Pioneers prior TO
is7o) are arranging card party for
the benefit OF their benevolent fund
Mt Norton's cafeteria, on Wednesday
evening. January IL. at $40 o'clock.
Miss Nellie Russell is chairman OF
the committee In charge.
Reservations and tickets may be
obtained thru Mrs. Russell, EA st.
1854, or Mrs. ]. II. Little, GArfld-
60O6.
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cOMMONWEALTH CLrH

Commonwealth club meets Mon.
doy. January IS, at s p. m. at
Moves cafeteria. Mr. Il. Dun. Chi.
nese finger artist. will give an u.
lustrated talk and demonstration Of
picture production.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
Or. Osborne 10
Speak at Club

Physics boo Relation 20 th,
Home" Will BE- the sublseJ Of d
talk by pr p \, Osborne. OF al,
University OF Washington. bcfor,
members and their guests az ths
Womeu's University club Friday
afternoon. January 80 az ESQ
O'Clock
pr Osborue's Illuminating lecture
is convincing proof that science
may be popuarizrd
Mrs. John n Bush and Mm
Margaret Bushnell viii De- the
hosttssrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
AUXILIARY HERTzL
CONGREGATION

The ladies' auxiliary TO Hertzl Con-
gregation will give a benefit card
party at the home of Mrs. NJ. Es.
field, S32s Bella Vista. on Tuesday,
January "a. Members and friends
invited. Take Mount Baker car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
HEBREw BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY

The board Of trustees and chair.
men Of standing committees Of the
Seattle Hebrew Benevolent society.
will visit the Caroline Kline Galland
Home for Aged on Monday, Jan.
tary 26, from 10 ,. m.
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CUSTER AUXILIARY

Custer Auxiliary. Sons OF Vetor-
ans. viii meet Monday. January 26
al p. m. In veterans hall. Armory
Dinner will be served at y. m, fol-
lowed by musical program.
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RUNIMAGE SALE

Kappa Sigma Mothers club will
hold rummage sale Friday and
Saturday, January So.Si. at loca-
ton TO " announced later
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RUSSIAN MUSICAL TEA

The Mothers club of Phi Delta
Theta fraternity will entertain with
n Russian musical tea on Tuesday
afternoon, February 3. from . until
5 o'clock. at the chapter house.
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CLARA BARToN TENT

Clara Barton Tent. Daughters OF
Veterans, viii visit the tent In Brem.
crton. Tuesday. January y.
Clara Barton Tent, Daughters OF
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
FEpERATION cLrBs

The regular monthly meeting Of
the Seattle Federation Of Women's
Clubs will be held Monday January
%. al O'Clock. in the Federation
clubhouse. The executive board will
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Dinner Before Junior
Glib Dance

Preceding the Junior Club dance
Friday evening, January so, az the
Yscht club, Miss Betty De Voc VIII
entertain with a dinner o. twelve
covers az the Rainier club.
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woMAN's CENTURY CLUB

The French department Of the
WOman's Century club will meet
Monday, January 26. at 10 a. m. at
the Hotel Washington. The build.
ing committee will meet at 1890 q.
m. In the Puget Sound Association
bank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
GATEwooD PIT A.

Gatewood PIT. a. will give a card
party Friday. January 30. at the
home Of Mrs. +. r. Purple. 1921
18th ave. 8. w.
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AUXILIARY ST. LUKEs
HOSPITAL,

The Woman's auxiliary, St.
Luke's hospital. will meet Monday.
January rs. at p. m. at the home
OF Mrs. j. X. jameson, 24i3 Broad
way y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
CATHOTIC DAIfGHTERs

The Catholic Daughters Of Amerl.
"a viii hold It's regular meeting
Monday. January 26, at s p. m. in
Knights OF Columbus club.
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woMANs CIVIC CLUB

Woman's Civic club VIII meot In
the Erickson room. at the Y. w. c.
A.. Tuesday, January ~. al p. m.
At 3 y. m. Mrs. Kathryn Miracle
and Mrs. Henry Jandcs viii speak
on THE Value Of Women in the
Council"
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GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY

Regular meetings OF the Anneke
Janse Genealogical society at the
home OF d. T. Griswold. 5212 Stone
way. Tuesday evening. January "a.
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BIZ Lillian Keen LeBdlliSter
Telephone MA in-06Oo
AssiStant-Frances Oldham

Attractive Musicale at Sunset Club WedneS-
dan: Entertaining at Dinner Before Dance,
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BETH EHEM THIMBLE CLUB

Bethlehem Thimble Club will meet
Tuesday, January 81. with Mrs,
Charles n. Steffens, 4i0S Ferdinand.
Election of officers. Take Renton
car.
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY
KING COUNTY
- - -

King County W. c. T. Z. viii
hold an executive meeting Monday.
January 20. at 1890 p. m. in the
East room OF Moves cafeteria.
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from Edmonds viii be guests for the
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24

Mr.. Lochren Donnelly Of 81. Paul
arrived In town Friday. coming West
TO be best man at the Andersen Hay
den wedding Monday evening.
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A Fathers Moral Guilt

Harrison Noel mad dog murderer will to an insane
asylum for the remainder of his fe That is the law
The young man probably will realize fully the
snomty of crime He guilty of murder in fact but
he is not mentally responsible For time he had been
known as a victim of paranoa dementa praecox.
Why then he confined to institution? Who is
to blame for his being large where he would have oppor
tunity to do the awful thing he did?
HIS FATHER.
On the conscience of his father rests terrible guilt
His father murderously attacked by the boy with
an axe the violent impulses his subject to-
YET he had influence, Dixon Noel prominent Wall
Street attorney obtained the release of his from safe
fnement-not once but twice
Young Noel released from the psychiatrc ward at
Bellevue where he had been taken after his escape from the
County Insane Asylum and turned to his father
father said he would take the responsibility for the
He obtained the boys release from the
Essex County institution the same promise.
The boy given automobile in which to He
had money with which to buy pistol He murderously
insane.
sP0NSIBnITY
If his father had said would be responsible for the
of his commercial transaction, he would be held
accountable.
He is just answerabe moral for the terrible
tragedy enacted in the New Jersey hills.