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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-16

Koetter. chairman OF thrift shop,
Mrs. c. l.. Cragin: chairman OF mem.
bership. Mrs. George Haiser: chair
man OF the garden committee. Mrs.
o. D. Thorgrimson: chairman OF the
knitting committee. Mrs. w. A..
slajor: chairman Of sewing. Mrs. O.
q. Pension. assisted by Mrs. Mathew
Malkan, Mrs. Copeland Plummer
Mrs, 4. II. Kellogg. Mrs. l. w. XII.
worth and Mrs. G. =. Halferty; chair
man OF refreshments, Mrs. H.
Schiller. assisted by Mrs. d. ID. olds,
Mrs. William Peterson and Mrs. j.
p. Lutz: chairman of entertainment,
Mrs, Calvin $. Hall, assisted by Mrs.
A. Il. Schneider, Mrs. John Baird.
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OrthOpedic Lunch
and Thrift Shops

81 Marks church, with Mrs, NJ G
Cheal hostess will have charge Of
the Orthopedic Lunch room Tuesday,
assisted by Mrs. Theo PcrrUtt. Mrs
Adam Jasdinc. AIRS John Surrat.
AIRS. r. r. Hall. Mrs. w T. Halt
Mrs r. =. wolaston. Mrs G r.
Kelly. Mrs s. J. Anderson. Miss
Laura Cardln. Miss MnrEarc, Thorn.
AZ. Miss Julia williamson and Miss
Mary Chcal.
Eat Highland drive guild. with
Mrs Frank Moran and Mn. r. c.
Thomas. will have charge ~ the
Thrift shop Tuesday morning and
Madrona guild. with Mrs Laura Bur.
nett and Mrs. A. y. shafcr, will have
charge In the afternoon.
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Music
Spargur Quartet Concert
Last of Series

Last VI Dti It's
Many music lovers have expressed
rrgrct that tho spargur StunE quar-
tet viii be- heard iu the last concert
~ les series when h sppsars on Tues.
dsy evening. February q. lu The
spanish ballroom OF The Olympic
Hotel
one Of the numbers on the pro.
gram which has been requested by
many dsyotces Of chamber music
will be- the beautiful Quartet 4
Major" bv Antontn Dvorak This
quartet il FUN Of quaint charm. ana
.7 one Of the most delightful com.
positions that he has given Ca the
world ~ has been called Amer
lean Quartet a. lr was composed
during the composer stay Boa this
country n ia also known az the
Little Sister OF the New World Sym
9hony
The Spsrgur quartet has besg
playing 10 large audiences this win.
Ter. and tho artistic quality Of It's
concerts has not only won high
praise. but has contributed 10 the
cultural life of this city
The quartet II composed Of four
prominent artists Of exceptional hlFh
standing John SparEur. founder
and first violin. was one Of the or
iginsl world,fAnous F'lonzRlcy quar-
let. remaining with them three yenTh
prior 10 his coming 20 Seattle, Albany
Richie. second violin. Heller Col,
lens, viola. George kirchnsr, violon
cello. ATE eminent musicians who
have appeared as sololsts with well
known organizations Ia this country
and Europe
Al unused season tickets will bs
good 81 this final concert. which
promises 20 be rich In interest. Tick
Eta are now selling ~ sherman. Clay
a CO.
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
FEDERATION CLUBS

FEDERATION CLUBS
FEDERATION clubs to meet on Tues
taY. February II. include the fol
living.
Aspasia club in tea room OF the
Waidorf. Seventh and Pike. ] o'clock
kncheon. with Mrs. Carl a. john
Ba and Mrs. Edward Bnlnard hos.
tssses. Following this program
VII Be held on mezzanine floor
Mss Jean Lambert viii speak on
4 Contemporary Victorian; Mrs
] 2. Mccoy viii review The Re
tzrn Of the Native" Thomas Hardy
and Hrs. r. L. Geek, The Obscure
gsariy1.
Current Century clubs annual
rd.winfer picnic luncheon at the
rarIors Of st. Luke's church. cor
nsr ssth and END y. w. / o'clock
Committee for Washington Products
week. Mrs. ". ]. Howard. Mrs. IL.
c. FuHington and Mrs. $. c. Hor-
rsr.
Canadian womau's club at Feder.
s.sd clubhouse. O'Clock. Card
party with Dr. Maud ]. GLASGOW
thairrnan Of arrangements. cana
izns and friends invited.
Queen Anne study club. with
Nrs. Z. b. Kennedy. 354 Crockett
r.. al 2 o'clock. Program will in.
tlnds paper on Figure Painter
William Chase. by Mrs. II. J.
Brown; Landscape Palnters-Child :
Hassarn. George Inness." by Mrs. j.
n Linton. and Modern illustrator
-Maxfeld Parrish" by Mrs. w. j.
Rzfer.
sorosts club at Federated club
hosIse. ? o'clock. Miss Aifreoa
ssoTn Of the art department. I'M
s.rsi;y Of Washington. will speak
o. The Use Of Color and Design
h Everyday LIFE. a group OF Sonss
By Mr.. Daisy Wood Hildreth VIII
ts sung By Mrs. clyde l.. horrs'
Hos,esS Sorosis Art department
Sunset Heights Literary club with
Nrz louie Miller. $500 Waliingforu
ave. at o'clock.
West Side women's improvement.
club. al West Seattle branch OF
Day Nursery. 1892 42nd s. w, at 2
o'clock. Members will bring fruit
ard jelly-the annual shower Tor
The nursery.
The Woman's Lakewood CIVIC
Improvement club at the clubhouse
eornsr 10Th ave s. and Angelina ST.
Luncheon at O'Clock. Program
vii include talk by Mrs. Ellen
Dabney. head Of Domestic Science
apartment. Seattle public schools,
On The Woman Of Tomorrow.
hoAtesses for afternoon include
members OF bazaar committee. viz
Ars. chss Thornton, Mrs. Walter
Aingo. Mrs Horace Coulson. Mrs
:. G. Miller. Mrs r. r. Robb, Mrs.
:. Almquist. Mrs Rose T. Coivin
shd Mrs. +. Kaesmcyer
cHApTER BE. T.. T.. o.
Cazrger uf - = n tstft ruea
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afternoon Affair at
Tennis Club

The Tennis club announces "a
bridge and NAH Iougg tea=onc ol "a
series. on Tuesday afternoon. Feb
ruary 20 az 9 o'clock. Airs 4. "a.
Anderson MIS- noaald A. Ntrhot
son. Mrs. Wallace Green Collins aud
Mrs Harvey ]. FctJer will br tn,
hostrssrs
\ slow motion tennis film ~
world famous tennis players will
be shown az the Tennis club Tues.
day evening, at 5 o'clock An mem
bcrs and friends sru invited
The committee m charge Is Ar
Leon AuEias DE- Turruur. chairman.
AT % W rupp-r MI Cart n
Lewis Nj lRvS Hohus and Mr.
A g. Pringlr
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Patrons for
Junior Prom

Patrons and paironesscs for the
Isaior Prom Of the University o.
Washington Friday evening. al The
olympic. are announced as follows:
Dr. aud Mrs. Henry SuEzallo. Dean
III Mrs. John T Condor. Dean und
Nrx Henry I.andes. Dean and Mrs
raud Thomson. Dean and Mrs, J. T.
Could. Dean and Mrs. Irving ~
Ger. Dean and Mrs. Howard T.
LeEis. Dean winifred HaEEett. Prof
nd Mrs. Edmond $. Neany, Mr.. and
Ms Burton James, Mr.. and Mrs
H.Tbert Condor. DR. and Mrs J l..
Worcester. Mr.. and Mrs. William
RzsseH. Regent and Mrs Winlock
Maer. Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Nc
co-mick, Mrs. David Carlson. Miss
Ace Miller. Miss Leone Heinrich
and Mr.. Kenneth Cole.
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second vice PRESIDENT Mrs Eleanor Mad
dieux. secretary Mrs. HaFsl f.sake. H.
nanriai secretary Mrs. Aihcr;inr sasss
Wood. press secretary. Mrs Carolyn y.
Hopkins. treasurer. Mrs. Alexander
Crawford. delegate NJ large. Mrs. Cor
don W. Stanley. historian. Mrs Jessie u.
Chamberlain. chairman membership COM
miti~s Mrs Eueile Peterson. chairman
voice committee,
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MOUNT BAKER GUILD
ELECTS OFFICERS

Mount Baker Guild OF the Chill
drcn'a orthopcdic hospital has elect
ed tho following officers and chair
men to serve for the ensuing year
President. Mrs. Clarence A. Brown
first vice president, Mrs. John a
Baird. second vice president Mrs. O
u. Thorgrimson: secretary. Mrs. Rob
ert T.. Jarvis: treasurer. Mrs Edward
a. Gerhart. auditor. Mrs. Lucia
Shrine.
The committees for the year in
cludc the following: Chairman OF
lunch room committee. Mrs. II. l.
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llapedd iSitOrS
a BE Feted

:, honor Mu Albert SAVIOR and
a. ga Saylcr % Alameda, Cal.
-, Ailan r Nosrley viii entertain
- luncheon az her home wedncs.
~ afternoon.
rrs { \. law Win b. hostess AZ
s,,,hson 81 ~ covers AZ her home
Thursday afternoon In honor o.
=, visitors
n oompllmenJ 20 Miss Saylor. Mrs.
: Wendlcr will entertain With a
s.,,seon of n covers az her home
4 FSsAay afternoon,
MS SAVIOR and her daughter are
u, guests Of Mr., and Mrs W, NJ
,h,nrood for several weeks,
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Dinner Parties
Before Lecture

Mrs A. L. Carr. Airs urup "
fennock Mrs Frederic Hall White
and pr Belle n Baldwin viii enter
tain guests at dinner at The Won,
EMS University club Tuesday even.
ms before Or Frederick STAIRS lee
turc ou China Present iu tho audi
toTium at the club
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MONTHLY MEETING
AND DINNER

The Mems club Of the Madrona
Presbyterian church viii hold It's
regular monthly meeting. dinner and
program on Tuesday evening. Feb.
ruary II. Dinner at $40 o'clock
will be followed by a patriotic pro-
gram. Twelve High Lights from
Life OF Washington" in IL s0second
talks. members Of club: address,
Abraham Lincoln Judge Carroll
b. Graves. debate. 30 minutes on
city manager plan: singing. led, by
Mr. Arlinger.
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Mrs. Titus EntertainS at Luncheon Today,
Parties VII Honor California Guests

,.ps LOUIS TITUS entertained
III = luncheon today at The ulym-
N honor og Mu Frank "A.
s,..r q Watkins y r. who is
guess 81 MIS- David EdNarj
"a ara Mu Titus ATE spending
tiu,r IN town, 40 The Olympic
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HARMONY HOMESTEAD

Harmony Homestead i713. Bro,
therhood OF American Yeomen viii
celebrate the 2sth anniversary OF
the order and have class adoption
on Tuesday evening. February II
at o'clock at tho hall. i52sA
Third ave.
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BUSINESS woMEN's CLUB

Tho Business and Professional
women'a club viii meet Tuesday.
February II. at s:45 y. m, az tho
Engineers club. Sixth and Seneca.
Major +. s. Iugruham will speak
on Ascent OF Mt St Elias by
Duke D'Abruzzi.' This win be an
open meeting. Members Of the
Mountainecrs' club are especially In.
vitod 10 attend Miss Irene Johnson
is arranging short musical pro.
gram.
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WOnen's Clubs

with Miss Ethel Hudson. I'll 18th
ave. ~. on Tuesday. February nth.
at 1880 p. m. Mra, Barton. assist.
ant hostess. Take 10Th ave. car.
LIP READING CLUB
The Lip Reading club will meet
Tuesday evening. February II. at s
O'Clock in the reading room OF the
Hotel Frye. Lip reading practice
from TO .. followed by cards. All
Interested are invited to attend.
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BALLARD REVIEW NO. Sc
Ballard Rcview No. s.. " H. 4
or the MRccnbecs. will hold ia in
door mid.Ntnter picnic AZ Health
Center. Soig Arcade building. Thurs
day, February 10. az $50 ?. IN.
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Bridge and
Handkerchief Sholrer

Ms Eugene Rudow will entertain
ia small bridge and handkerchief
.scxer on Saturday afternoon al her
,,sr,msnt In honor OF Miss Eliza
- Folsom. whose marriage 20 Mr.
lawrence Wiley viii take place
Ar.Il u.
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Mrs. John A. Porter. Mrs. Reinier
Beeuwkes, Mrs. r. b. Montague. Mrs.
+. J. Calkins, Mrs. ID. T.. Kinney.
Mrs. John A. Duncan and Mrs. Ed
Leigh: chairman OF information. Mrs.
Harry Austin. assisted by Mrs. ID. S.
Kinney, Mrs. II. A. Clark. Mrs. w.
T., Chilcott, Mrs. ]. b. Lutz, Mrs. w.
u. Gipple. Mrs. V. II. Hutchinson.
Mrs. L. A. Quigle. Mrs w. H Ander.
son. Mrs. w J. Strodhoff and Miss
Bertram Dean.
HORACE MANN PIT. a.
Horance Mann PIT. A. will meet
Wednesday. February is, at 2:45 p.
m. A special invitation is extended to
grandmothers. Splendid program
and refreshments.
Women of Mooseheart Legion will
meet Thursday. February 10. at
p. m, at Moose temple. Initiation.
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Tho students Of the womcn's In.
stltutc club meet on the fourth
floor Of the Y. W. G. A. Tuesday.
February ~. al p, m.
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Sunset Club 10 Hear
Morning Lecture

Mr Judson r. Jennings. librarian
o. the seattle public library will
give the morning lecture AZ the
sunset club on Thursday, A. n
O'Clock his subject will he Adult
Education"
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Hostess to Club
Members

Mrs S. r. Peek viii entertain
rsnbers Of the Browning society az
k-eheon Tuesday. ut tho Womens
University club. Covers will be
a.csd for eighteen.
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ROBERT MORRIS
SOCIAL CLUB

Robert Morris Social club will
meet with Mrs r. r. Smith. s0oi
r. Sand st.. Wednesday. February
IS Luncheon AT 1890 o'clock.
Eastern Stars and friends invited
Take Cowen Park car.
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ST. MARTINS
MOTHERS CLUB

81. Martins Mothers club will be
guests of Mrs. w r. McDermott
Mrs. T. 1. Mhrtle. Mrs. " J. Haus
and Mrs. Arthur Helm. Tuesday
February II. at p. m, at the
home Of Mrs. n. II. Gates. 1908
Fremont ave. Bridge and whist.
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UNIVERSITY w. c. T Z.

University W. G. T. u. will cele-
brate Frances Willard Memorial
Fund day by holding a silver tea
at the home Of Mrs A. r. Malloy.
1897 18th n. T.. Tuesday. February
II. at 2 O'Clock After the business
session. Mrs. Matte Robinson will
have charge Of the program. Mrs.
Mary l.. Sulwell. county president
will make the address Of the after
noon. Visiting white ribboners and
former members as well as all
women interested. are welcome.
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ASSOCIATION Will

CELEBRATE ANNIvERsAItY
The Norwegian Hospital RHaocla.
ton will celebrate the nineteenth
birthday Of tho "Children'a Friend. I"
which Is nov tho Helping division
Of the hospital. on Tuesday. Feb.
runry II. at Norway hall Friends
arr invited 10 tho luncheon 80 $50
o'clock The guests are requested
10 bring as many pennies a. they
are years old
Tho committee In charge b. Mrs
5. o Haugan. Aira. S, Bcrtclson.
Mrs c. X. Anderson and Mu Hnr.
aid Ensdal. assisted by other mem.
bcr8 OF the organization.
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Sorority Entertaining
AZ Tea

Alpha omieron ri sorority will
t.sp open house on Thursday after,
scr in honor OF Mrs, Arthur :.
gsxxs,,. dean Of women Miss Tire
n,a. house mother az the sorority
Aov,e. and Miss Laura Hurd, former
svasnt at the University. who re-
.s,iv returned 20 town 10 take up
odal welfare work.
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MoxTLAKE PIT. a.

Montlake PIT. A. will meet Tues
day. February II. at 3:20 o'clock. at
the Montlake school. Miss Lillian
Sutherland Of the Seattle public IL
brary will speak on "Chlldren's Book
Review"
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SEATTLE LODGE no. 7

Seattle Lodge No 7. will hold It's
regular business meeting in Ever.
green hail. 1903 Ninth ave. on Tues.
day evening. February II. at 7:45
O'Clock. The drlll team will meet at
7 o'clock for practice. AZ Q o'clock
there viii be progressive whist
party. TO which members and friends
arc welcome. Refreshments will be
served.
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Hrs. Green
Entertaining

NJ Thomas Grccu will entertain
,rh small nah iongg breakfast az
=, heur on Friday afternoon,
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at tho home OF Mrs BSrnicc Town.
send. go y. sand At Mrs Rachel
Smith will have charge Of tho pro.
gram. willard Memorial"
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cATEwooD PIT. a.

Gatewood PIT. a. will hold its
regular meeting at the school Tues
day. February H. at 1880 p. m.
Prof. John Morgan will speak on
the Psychology Of the Child" Room
2 will give playlet entitled. "a
February Birthday Party"
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woMEN's OVERSEAS
fts.FftTN-

Seattle unit Of the womsnA
Overseas Service league win hold
it's regular monthly meeting in Par.
Tor y. at Tho olympic. on Tuesday
evening. February II.
All cN-Herylco women. whether
members or not. arc particularly
invited A musical program will be
given and refreshments served.
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Personal

Miss Kathleen Gaffney returned
Sunday night from a three weeks
visit in New York and Washing
ton. ID. c.
Mrs. William Michael OShea II
expected home Thursday from q
months visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Robert Fowler In San
Francisco
Mr., OTIS Floyd tAmson isft Sat.
urday on tuy East
Mr. Clarence shaw left today for
a two weeks trip 90 California,
MIR. J, l., Boyntou o. Chchalis
II visiting In town,
Mr.. G. A. wcndler returned last
week from fortuighrs trip In
California,
Mrs. Niles TrammslI arrived in
town SUNDAY, from los Angeles
on a weeks stay.
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SEWARD SCHOOL P..T. a.

The PIT A. Of Seward school
will meet on Tuesday. February IL.
at o'clock. Mr.. j. @. Fletcher
will give a demonstration OF Wis.
ual Education" a musical number
will be given and ten served.
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MANIToU COUNCIL NO. "a

Manitou Council No. "a. Degree
Of Pocohontas, will give the second
Of its series Of ,luncheons and card
par,ies Thursday. February 10. in
stead OF Tuesday. February II. at
the home OF Mrs. o. j Hanson.
1854 Painter ave. near Dakota st.
Luncheon at 1890 o'clock. Cards
from until 4. An MEMBER and
friends invited.
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WEST SEATTLE SOCIAL c1Rcr

WEST SEATTLE SOCIAL CIRCLE
West Seattle Social Circle. O. T.
s., will meet Tuesday afternoon.
February II. in the dining room Of
Masonic hall. 2s42 California ave.
Hostcssea. Mrs. Bertha Egleston.
Mrs Carrie White. Mrs. Edith En-
quist and Mrs Clara Harrison.
Bridge and whist will be played.
All Eastern Stars invited.
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Condemned to Death

Given recovery physician
OF 20
sumo o = beyond all human aid
the following will
BrEhtp n
found contain S.
albumen amount OF blood cells All Of
man
institution. the patient tipped tho scale i72
1871 practically all disappeared the
SLIGHT abumen blood cells
thHn sh
Only mont az
In husband his home
his tthc physiciAns
fatal the
has "
sufferer Rights Disease
while remains under until
able leave with death certificate but with lease
on he
andm
Gastric High
the latest up-o-doe scientific meth
all providing
destroyed be beyond
includes and treatments.
Coffin Sanitarium
si2 A, Phone
a Coffin.
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Musical Tea at
ChdDter House

The Mothers club o. Delta Chi
fraternity has arranged musicale
and silver tea Tor Tuesday afternoon.
NJ o'clock, at the chapter house.
1919 r. nth 81.
The following numbers will be pre-
sentcd
Tear. % Minari"...s..
Might ............... kasraF Nsmhdi
Dream Tale ,.......
Mlss Ruth Frynuv
90
'-rHs Morning VIVA Gene ttraHsrou4bs
~ ayfarrr's Night Song ..rr. -..-.s
.srs-t-s,ss.,.,.....s Esathops Martin
20 GoId~r sun. .-.s. Grace Fsnhy
Nrs Phuip n. Mcbride.
Mrs. T. ~. Mccullough a. the plano,
III
Violin solo. selected
RomAins Elliott iausans
".
Thy praminE Eyes .....t.s Marnowsil
-sur Ia rsrrts-o d Salut Gcrmaln''
serr.rs,ss.ftr s.suss.ssas fuurdrnin
-Irsss -stssa.sa.s aas.s4 4.ss.-ra ttasharh
'ffsinaNcrs ..-t.. .sr-esss... Ttrindsu
Me- MaMHtH=
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The Public school Protective
league viii hold It's monthly meet,
Ing Tuesday noon. February II. at
the Y w. c 4. Board meeting al
n a. m.
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MOMENTS 1NsTITrTE

Tuesday evening. February II. at
.Is p, m.
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LAUREL CAMP

Laurel camp. X. y. A.. will have
card party at swedish club hall
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GUARANTEE CLUB

Quhante olub viii meet Tuesday,
February II. at SIS p. m, with
Mrs, X. b. West. ts0s Beach drive
III Jinx
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Mr. Clarence shaw left today for
a two weeks trip 90 California.
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Mn. OTIS Floyd tSmson Ten Sat
urday on a trv East,
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FREMONT w c. T. Z.
Fremont w. c. T. U. will meet
on Tuesday. February II, AT p. m.
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Mir. J. l., Boyuton Of Chchalls
II visiting IN town,
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CHApTER DC. T.. T.. o.
Saspter BG. T.. r. o., will meet
Smyrna times., 1925-02-18
PERMANENT REGISTRATION ACT
Passes Both Houses and Amendment
to Constitution Becomes Law of State

Passes Both Houses and Amendment
to Constitution Becomes Law of State
The House of Representatives Fri
day afternoon unanimously passed
Senator Viven's bill, which had already
passed the Senate, which enables the
Legislature to pass a bill providing
for permanent registration of voters
for general elections. This act, which
is an amendment to the State Consti-
tuition, was passed by unanimous vote
of the General Assembly two years
ago and it's passage by the House
completes the necessary procedure re-
qiured to amend the State Constitu-
tiOn. The bill was explained by Rep
resertative Drexler and Senator Viven
1t provides that there shall not be less
than two registration days prior to a
general election. 1t was explained
that another bill will be introduced
to carry out the original intent of the
amendment, which is to provide two
registration days on which new voters
in district may be registered, or in
the case of registered voters who have
moved from one district to another,
to arrange for transfers. Passage of
this amendment, it is estimated will
save at least 100000 to the state, and
much of the expense now attached to
getting voters to the polls on regis
tration day will be saved.
Smyrna times., 1925-02-18
DEATH RECORD OF THE WEEK
Mrs. Beulah Reynolds Sudler, Wife of
James R.Sudler, Formerly of Smyr-
ma, Dies in Camden, New Jersey


ma, Dies in Camden, New Jersey
Mrs. Beulah Reynolds Sudler, age 80
wife of James R. Sudler, of 1928 Fed
eral Street, Camden, N. j., died on
Friday, February 18th, in the Cam
den Municipal Hospital of an acute
attack of small pox and other compli-
cations. Mrs. Sudler was a daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Reynolds of
Camden, formerly of Smyrna. She
was born near Smyrna, educated in
our public schools and spent most of
her life in this town. On April %,
1909, she was united in marriage to
James R. Sudler, who is now a prom
inent undertaken of Camden, N. ].
She was devoted to her home and
family and endeared herself to all
who knew her, being ever ready to
help others and her death has caused
much sorrow. In early life she join
ed Asbury NJ. E. Church of Smyrna,
and until her death was an active
member of the Asbury NJ. E. Church
of Camden, and all its auxiliary So
cieties. She was also an active men,
Der of the Women's Club of Camden.
Besides her husband, she is survived
by one daughter, Ella, age 13 years,
her father and mother, two brothers
and two sisters, Jackson. c. and Cliff
ford P. Reynolds, Miss Ella Reynolds,
all of Camden, and Mrs. H. Lloyd
Jones, Smyrna. Interment was priv
ate at Odd Fellows Cemetery, Smyrna
on Sunday, services being in charge of
Rev. Horace Miller, of Camden, n. ].
Carson Segelken, MiddletOwn, Dead
Carson Segelken died at the Hahne-
man Hospital, Philadelphia, on Sun
day afternoon, after an illness of a
week. Three years ago he was struck
with a baseball and since that time
has been in i'll health. Mr.. Segelken
has been able to work, being employ
ed at the freight office at Middletown
until recently. Mr.. Segelken was 80,
and is survived by his wife, who was
Viola Weber, a daughter of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Weber, of Middle
town; his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry S. Segelken; a brother, Harry Seq
elken; aged grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bates, all of Oxford, Nd. The
funeral was held this afternoon at the
Segelken home on East Green street,
Middletown, with interment in Forest
cemetery.