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1919 r; ! AvE.-Double ana single; mod
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WANTED-ROOMS.

YOUNG MAN. good reference wants room
private family, Address Box 24IT, Stsl
sAss4 D.
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APARTMENTS-FU & UNFUR.
APARTMENT ON SECOND FLOOR. FUR
nished; gas. electric lights: heat: hot and
road 2469 18th st. NV. rooms and
bath.
1881 G ST. NW-APARTMENT, THREE
large light rooms and bath unfurnished or
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APARTMENTS-UNFURNISHED

21o6 L ST NV TWO-ROOM APART
ments, reception hall. kitchen and bath ian
ltor service and conveniently located TO Gov
ernment buildings: rent. S62.50.
APT. ~. 1927 10th ST. NW-Four large
rooms. reception hall and bath. in a very at
tractlYe whlte-stone building; $50 per month.
1349 PA. AVE. SE-Second floor. four
rooms and bath: convenient to cars. schools.
churches and stores; heat furnished. 500 per
month.
APT. 20. 1869 2Sth ST. N.W.-Four large
rooms and bath. in very good condition. :.
apartment has four exposures and large
porch on one side. JanItor service; $50 per
month.
APT. NO. .. 1912 NORTH CAPITOL ST
-Four large rooms and bath on good car llne
and convenient to schools, stores. etc: $50
per month.
H. R. HowENsTEIN CO.
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Modern. freproof, four-story
apartment building in best resi-
dental section of Washington.
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llo7 l7th NV. opposite Maynower Hotel
lean. Gail after ;. 5N
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l31" HARVARD ST. NW-Three delightful
Ink. rooms. $40 monthly.
DUPONT PHARMACY. 1915 IOth-Moden
front rooms: hot water: gentlemen; meals II
desired.
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E.-Two furnished Ia X.
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LARGE. BRIGHT NEWLY FURNISHED
ROOMS IN HIGH-CLASS HOME NEAR 18th
STREET AND COLUMBIA ROAD. SOUTH
ERN Exposure. 1865 CALIFORNIA
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1lO4 9th NV. APT 3-Front room: heat,
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l4O4 NJ Nw--Large clean bright room;
electricity. $40 month 4"
l@Osls y N.w.-,very large Ink. room
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-N"IIN. NUTIl oI o--..
20 EUCLID ST. y NW-Double and single
room. second floor.
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300 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W:-DOuhle
and single. desirable location; gentlemen. -
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1907 ONTARIO RID. N-W-2nd-fioor front:
lSO room with porch.
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20 I7th ST.-Roum with private bath. for
. !. L l. nlan.
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TIA MT PLFASANT ST-Attractivc hcht
urner room. quiet neIghborhood. Col. 39l
20 CHURCH ST, N.w.-Newly furnished
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RENT ROONIS-FURNISHED.


RENT R0OMS-FURNlSHE
(Continuedl l.
BRADLEY x5 LANE Chevy chssei5gMlqdn 4ob5.M
III G N.W-Large. light. housekeeping
watcr electricity; So week. ----
500 3rd ST. N.E.-Two furnished In: X.
rooms.
ROOM IN downtown apartment: gentlemen
1862 Q ST Nv. rooms. with or without
meals. bus passes door.
"O3O dupont Circle ATTRACTIVE destr-
able front for students: board II desired. ! :
:424 MT. PLEASANT ST.---Attractivc light
.orner room, quiet nelghhorhood. Col. .i9l
l729 CHURCH ST, N.w.-Newly furnished
I7"6 EUCLID ST. Nw-Double aud single
400 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W,-Douhle
aud single. Desirable location: gentlemen. .
llo7 l7th NV. opposite Mayhower Hotel
Clean. Call after ;. 5@
eso7 ONTARIO RID; N.w-2nd-hOor front;
also room with porch.
929 l7th ST.-Room with private bath. for
couple: Ink: $50 month: gas. electric.
oh H ST. N.W.-Rooms: hot-water heat.
electricity: 500 and 81 per week a
200 MASS. AVE. NW.--Com Portable room.
private family: all convenences.
ROCHAMBEATT. Apt 5Os--Beautful corner
room tdoubel ladies preferred
$40 MASS. AVE. NW.-Large front room
twin beds: gentlemen.
TO COLORED-Gentlrman and wife or one
person. Adams 164u-J. u
llO+ 9th NV. APT. 3--Frunt room; heat,
elec.. bath gentleman. .
1912 IRVING ST. NW.--3 nicely furnished
rooms. piano: housekeeping. %
%l5l MT. PLEASANT, Apt. 22-Larse.
front. next TO bath: $50. y
ll01 X Nw-Single room. electricity. use
narlor Kitchen: Sl5 month.
1921 o N.W.-Front room; electric: private
1925 y NV Housekeeping: electricity,
h-Wh INQUIRE alter g. o
l404 NJ N.w-Large clean. bright room;
electricity. $40 month. 4"
I@OsIg \ Nw--Very large Ink. room.
ami: unlimited phone.
l35" HARVARD ST. NW-Three denghtful
INK. rooms. $40 monthly. -
DUPONT PHARMACY. 1919 10th-Modern
front rooms: hot water. gentlemen; meals II
desired.
1913 r. l. AVE.-Double and single: mod
crn: gentlemen. "
LARGE LARGE BRIGHT, EEWLY, FTRNJsHEPR
STREE EI4M u N HGH GIS HONE Rn SEA6 6TH ITfn
ERN Exposure. 1865 CALIFORNIA
MONMOUTH HOTEL,
1910 G. St.
40 rooms; transients; single rooms 81 ;
double rooms. So: running water, telephone
each room. Why pay more
RENT ROOMS-FUR. 6 UNFUR.
BROOKLAND-2 communicating. Ink. de-
tdched house ami. Reasonable. Phone
y. S4l6-W A
RENT ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.
1880 d ST NE-Three rooms for Ink.
with gas range: front room has bay window;
semi-prIvate bath: IN family of two: heat
and half OF gas furnished. seen to be appre-
lated. Phone Line. 6435-J. 6'
t413 9th ST-Desirable location off Grant
tIrrle-Two rooms. large screened porch.
sink. gas range and electricity. Adams
1927 CONN. AVE.-Beautiful modern room:
fine place; bay window and seat; private
entrance semi-prlvate bath: $50. Phone
North 1913. A.
EOo2 18th ST. N.w.--Large 2nd-foo front
alcove, hve Windows large closet: electricity.
Eas. Ink. n. 1898.
944 I4th ST S-E-Three rooms and bath
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SPECIAL
OFFERINGS
IN
MODERN BUILDINGS.

2S07 Connecticut Ave.
LIVING ROOM WITH DRESSING CLOSET
MD FOLDlNG BED, KITCHEN AND
LIVING ROOM. RECEPTION HALL. BED
Bo0M, BREAkFAST ROOM, KITCHEN AND
LARGE CLOSETS. RADIO.
ELEVATOR SERVICE
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TO COLORED-Gentlrman and wife or. one
person. Adams 7640-J. A.
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ST. NV rooms, with or without
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-Cle leI-Attractlve desir-
noard if desired .
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$40 MASS. AVE. NW.-Large front room.
twin beds. gentlemen.
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IIOI N.W-SIngle room. eIeCtrlclly. use
narlor. kitchen: SIS month. -
1921 o N.W.-Front room; electric; private
homo. Eentlenan- u
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electricity So 80 and 81 per week. ~
1900 MASS AVE NW-Comfortable room.
private family: all Conveniences.
ROCHAMBEAU. Apt 5Os-Beautiful corner
room tdoubiel. ladies preferred.
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WANTED-ROOMs AND BOARD.

BY three college men. near Thomas Circle.
large, airy room. good bath facilities, strict
ly private family: quiet most essential rates
must he reasonable. Address Apt. AZ. l4lf
Belmont st
YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE wants room and
ticulars. Address Box 205-T star office:
ROOM AND BOARD OR BREAKFAST in
private family. walking distance OF depts.;
young lady: references. Address Box l92-T.
star Office. 6.
IN COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. half square OF
l4th St. by young man. 81. Protestant.
consider sharing room. Address Box l@'i I.
star ofiice.
1912 PARK RD-Large front room: twin
ing -
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yn apartment; gentlemen
, 1925-01-15

We also challenge Master Morrello
with AeropIane. - bis owner accepts
this Challenge LET nm Uljug him down
the day O. The races and We viii pen his
eyes.
Entrance to grounds ~ cents.
Entrance to enclosure 81. Children
5000.
MUSIC IN ATTENDANCE.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-13
J. J. SWEENEY DIES
AT HOUSTON HOME

HOUSTON. Nov. 1S.--J. J. Swee-
ney, 20, president and founder of the
Sweeney Jewelry company, died at his
home here today.
His death was unexpected. He be-
came i'll only a week ago with throat
trouble. Later, it appeared, a species
Of ptomainc poisoning set. in. Last
night. relatives said. he seemed To be
in good spirits and talked freely. This
morning he spoke to his nurse and
then he suddenly relaxed and expired.
Mr.. Sweeney had been a resident of
Houston for more than 80 years. lie
was born in Jerseyville, ILL.,, February
20. 1850. and came TO Texas at the
age of Is. engaging in railroad work
on the Columbia Tap. He entered the
jewelry business in 1879.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-13
ZEN KILLED, IS
| INJURED IN
l WRECK
pennsylvania Express Crash
Death List Grows as
Debris Is Cleared.

PLAINSBORO, N. J., Nov. IL
R-The toll of deaths today had
reached 10 and the list of injured
Ras 20 as a result of the collision yes
erday of two Pennsylvania railroad
npress trains.
b The dead are:
G. Y. ALLEN. westinghouse Elec-
E1c and Manufacturing company,
Bloomfield. n. J.
NJ. A. AUTESTA. General Electric
pmpany, engineer, Schenectady.
E e. W. BATES, Pennsylvania bag
rage room employe. Baltimore.
ARTHUR GROSS, General Electric
company engineer. Schenectady.
5 JOHN c. HARSTMAN, General
Electric company employe, Science
hdy.
: P.J. MAJOR. Pullman porter, Bal
6more.
ROLLIN D. REED, General Elec-
nc company employe, Schenectady.
= Three unidentified men, one OF
Dem believed TO be A. X. Kett, New
York City. who is reported missing.
= The collision occurred in a heavy
cg when the Mercantile Express
Hom st. Louis ran past a stop light
= high speed and telescoped the two
ear sleepers of New
FORK express. The steel rear car was
oplit down the center. There were
ebout 100 passengers in the two cars.
. General clearing of the wreckage
fould not be started for seven and
lnlf hours, because Arthur Gross was
ill alive and pinned in his berth.
BE was given water through a rubber
tube and last rites were administered
u a priest. He died in a hospital.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-13
Blanket Robes
S 500 Values 1898
5 800 Values $5.S5
$1,000 Values $7.85

Not only an opportunity for adj
vantageous buying for present
use, but for Christmas as well.
OF finest Beacon and other
leading robing fabrics in hand
some patterns and styles.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-13
ARRANGE FUNERAL
FOR PISTOL VICTIM

Funeral arrangements were being
made in Cuero Friday for James
Mitchell, who was fatally wounded
several days ago by the accidental
discharge of his pistol.
The accident occurred in n garage
at Seguin. The pistol, which Mr..
Mitchell carried in his inside coat
pocket, was discharged when the un-
fortunate man stopped over to pick
something off the floor.
He was shot through the right
lung. The accident occurred Monday
and he died two days later.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-13
KELLY MEN MAKE
PARACHUTE LEAPS

Two successful parachute jumps
were made by enlisted men at Kelly
Field Thursday.
Private c. S. Robbins, veteran of
parachute leaps, left a plane at an
altitude of 1000 feet, while Private E.
c. Golf, made his first jump from an
altitude Of $500 feet.
Other enlisted men will make jumps
next week, it was announced.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-13
Rotary Club Host
to Charity Workers

The Rotary Club acted as host TO
the Community Chest workers at their
regular noon luncheon Friday in the
Menger hotel.
Harry II. Rogers presided as chair
man of the joint meeting following the
introduction Of speakers and visitors
by the Rev. Hugh Mcclellan.
As special entertainment feature,
Ben Gersdorf, manager of the Ma
jestic, introduced the Two Bobs" on
the circuit during the current week.
They gave a ten-minute entertain
nent.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-13
WIVES ARE GUESTS
At K|WAN|S MEETING

Friday was day for the wives of
Kiwanians at their regular noon
luncheon in the ballroom of the Guntcr
hotel.
Members responded to the urging
of X. Neil Campbell in bringing their
better halves" TO hear the special
musical program arranged by Miss
Alene Sanders Miller, rendered by
girls of Westmoorland College.
In addition to the selections offered
by the college girls. demonstration
of the Orthophonic Victrola met
with the approval of the audience.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-13
Outing Pajanas
$500 Grade

Just the gar
ment to get a
full winters sup
ply of for the
winter while this
low price pre-
walls. Neat
striped effects;
frog trimmed.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-13
3 HURT IN EXPLOSION.

= DALLAS. Nov. 13.-Three persons
bhssing in front of a business estab-
6shment here late yesterday, were
Eighty injured when an explosion Of
eas in the basement blew up side
walk doors to an elevator over which
hey were walking. Plumbers search
hg for a water pipe leak struck a
match.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-13
GERMAN BIG BERTHA
FACTORY DESTROYED

COLOGNE, Nov. 13.-P)-"Bis
Bertha's" nest at Krupp's, where the
famous gun was Matched for its task
of shooting up Paris, has been de-
stroyed under the direction of the al
lied military control committee Of con-
troll.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-13
E. E. CARPENTERS
FUNERAL IN BELTON

Funeral services for Cecil E. Car
penter. 30. who died at a local hos
pital Thursday, will be held at Bolton
Saturday.
The body was sent there Thursday
night. Surviving are his mother, Mrs.
Mary z. Carpenter of Bolton; three
brothers and five sisters.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-13
Suits Made to Sell for $4,000
$2075
Everything ready
tomorrow for one
more BIG day!

Last Saturday this sale was
responsible for an enviable
business - but tomorrow we
look for even a greater re-
Spouse. And we have pre-
pared accordingly.
BLUE VIOTS in
double-breasted models have
been added. So have the new
light greys and tans. More
English and balloon types,
too, are here. Now let every
man attend who wants to =
we'll outfit him perfectly and
save him a lot OF money be-
sides.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-13
KILLS WIFE, THEN
TAKES OWN LIFE

ST. JOSEPH, Nov. 13.-CP-After
killing his wife with n shotgun at
their home here this afternoon. Anton
Zagordzsky. 40, turned the weapon on
himself and ended his life.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-13
THIEF TAKES GIRLS
WATCH AND MONEY

Mrs. Gertrude Campbell. AS IL
Camargo street, could not tell friends
the time Friday.
Some one had stolen her purse con-
tanning white gold wrist watch val
ued at S41.50 and SO in cash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
Music
Frieda Henpel
Concert May II

f'rlcdn ilempcI.. tho famous jenny
Lind impcW0nator ~ appearing NJ
Mcany hall May Ne under tho local
management Of the Women's Fedora.
ton In tho fourth and last concert
to be given this year under their
direction,
Firedn 1icmpoi was chosen to I'm
pefsonate Jenny Lind at the lllBtori.
cal Centennial concert. In 1920, be.
cause Of an singers since tho time
Of the Swedish nightingale. her voice,
art and personality most striklngly
resemble those OF Jenny Lind.
since October 9. 1890. Miss Hem
pei has given more Jenny Lind con.
ccrts Ia America than Jenny Lind
herself gave, and as many more arc
scheduled for the coming seasons.
The Jenny Lind concert rs unusual
In that Miss IIompol wears a bout
FAINT gown OF 1860. which n an exact
copy Of one OF Jenny Lind's gowns.
Her accompanying artists also mp.
pear In tho garb OF that day. The
songs and general atmosphere OF the
days OF 1850 are carried out in this
concert.
Mail orders for the concert arc be.
ing received now thru sherman. Clay
/ & Co. but must be presented by May
6. The general box office sale opens
May at Sherman. Clay a Co, Edu.
cation hall on the campus. and nj the
University Music store on University
way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05

Thursday. May Z, at 5 p. m, and will
feature DR.. S. Robertson orr in an
illustrated lecture on New Zealand.
DIR. Orr is pastor Of ST. Andrews
Presbyterian church OF Wellington,
one OF the largest and most progress
slye churches in the island. Among
it's members are the governor and the
premier.
DR.. r. A. Wander Las left Wednes-
day for Wellington to exchange pull.
pits with DR.. Orr for three months.
He will arrive in Wellington to con-
duct the services Sunday, May 81.
At that time DR.. Orr will assume the
passionate OF Bethany. There will be
no tickets sold for Dr. orr's lecture.
WEST SEATTLE woMAN's CLUB
The West Seattle Woman's club
will meet Thursday. May Z, at 5000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
Service at
OrthOpedic Shops

Tho University Guild will have
charge al the orthopedlc Lunch
rom on Wednesday with Miss
Flora Brown. hostess. assisted hy
Mrs. Florence NJ. Stull. Mrs. George
NJ. Ainslle. Mrs. Grace Mangold.
Mrs. Pearl May. Mrs. II. C. Rohr-
hack. Mrs William Berry. Mrs.
Charles W. carkeek. Mrs. l. w.
Graham. Mrs. A. \. Cragin. Mrs.
Mildred Petty. Mrs. William Cooper.
Mrs. f. 5. Mohler, Mrs. NJ. G..
STILES. Mrs. l. NJ Bardon. Miss
stella Wright.
The Queen Anne Guild with Mrs.
Ray sharpe and Mrs. G. o. Shick
viii have charge at tho Thrift shop
on Wednesday morning ard the
Capitol Hil Guild. with Mrs. II. II.
Jones and Mrs. 4. j. Macarthur.
win be in charge on Wednesday
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
Wedding Win Be
Solennized Ia June

Miss Florence Anderson. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Anderson,
viii become the bride OF MIR Down
ing Randall son % the Rev. and
Mrs T. c. Randall. Saturday after.
noon, June -. at o'clock In the
Rainier Presbyterian church. Rev
Randall will read tho service.
Miss Anderson viii have her sis
ter. Miss syea Anderson. as maid OF
honor and Miss Josephine Buckley,
Miss Evelyn Crawford and Miss
Linnca Hakanson for maids Ruth
Nelson. daughter OF Mrs. A. c. Mel
son. win be tho flower girl
Mr.. Dudley Randall will attend tho
groom as best man. and the ushers
will be Mr. Lewis Randall. Mr. Ncls
Nelson and Mr. Aaron Ice. 4 re-
ception at the church viii follow the
ceremony
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
LdurelhurSt Guild to
Giue Bridqe Tea

The Laurelhurst guild OF tho or.
thopedic hospital VIII give a bridge
tea on Wednesday afternoon. May 6.
at o'clock. at tho adjoining homes
Of Mrs. Edward VI. Harrington and
Mrs Charles Sehitr. on w. Laurel.
hurst drive.
Reservations may be made with
Mrs FIossio Foote. IKE nwd4ss5. or
with Mrs. Nura Case, kE nwd.s53i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeB9lbster Telephone MAn-O6OO
Assistant-Laura Emory
Luncheon W'jH BE FareOeH Honor: Informal
Luncheon for House Guest

ans =. 4. SANDS will entertain
MI With a luncheon % twelve GOV.
e. FRIDAY afternoon az the Seattle
c,f and Country club Ia honor OF
hsg sister. Mrs Leslie Wallace, OF
famed Kan. who is her house
Mrs wallace win leave saturday
sor her home IN tho East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05

42nd ave. S. w. Mrs. Harry Waller.
hostess.
ELDERBLooM CLUB
The Elderbloom club will meet
Thursday. May 7, at IL a. m. in
NJ. w. A. hall. Third and Virginia.
SLUMBER PARTIES GROW
IN POPULARITY
For the last three months there
have been Slumber parties aboard
Camaraderie every Friday night.
Any registered group with 20 active
members may have Slumber party.
Campfire girls will participate In
the child health program at the Y.
w. C. a. on Friday. May sth. at
S o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
VIII Assist at
Miss Huribut'S Tea

Mrs. John Loor Locke. Jr. Mrs
starr Calvert. Mira Ben Ehrlichman
q, Tacoma and the Misses Delight
Palmer. Wanda Wolfe, Mildred
Walsh and Judith Taylor will assist
Mss Elizabeth Hurlbut on Satur-
day afternoon at her tea In honor
n Miss Alma Burton. whose engage
meut TO Mt Robert Hurlbut was re-
Gently announced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
WOmen's Clubs
WEST SEATTLE COMMUNITY
CLUB SPONSORS SALE

WEST SEATTLE COMMUNITY
CLtB SPONSORS SALE
Next Saturday afternoon. May 9th.
the West Seattle Community club
viii give a cooked food. candy and
flower sale az lbs clubhouse, 1904
9Th ave = W. The sale viii COM
menco at O'Clock In the afternoon
and continue until midnight In the
afternoon musical program will be
given and Mrs, r. w Purrett will
pour tea In the evening dancing
viii bc INDUCED In after o'clock
and will be IN charge Of Mrs. s. r..
Nus and Mrs ~ = Sanders
In addition TO the sale Of the
articles mentioned. light refresh
mcnts will be served both in the
afternoon and evening nj reasonable
prices. Mrs. c. Il. Longfcllow viii
have charge % the flower booth
Tho general committee consists OF
Mrs - c. Conoycr. chairman. Mrs
George :. Ryan. Mrs T.. +, Gilman.
Mrs l.. II. Cole and Miss Ida NJ.
paulson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
MIssoULA CLUE

The Missoula club viii meet at the
home OF Mrs. WilI Paddock. 1901
35ih ave. Thursday. May 7. AZ
p. m. Mrs. Frank MeDermott viii
give an interesting talk on her re-
cent trip to South America. Assist.
ing hostesses VIII be Mrs. Moliic
Wallace and Mrs. Efre Ector. Take
car No. 8 and get of at Olive 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
Mrs. Baker TO Entertain
for Mrs. Hartman

To honor Mrs, Charles Clifford
Hartman Claire Stoltenbcrgl, Ms,
Ralt u, Raker win entertain az
bridge nj her home on Wednesday
afternoon.
To-day Mrs, Baker was hostess at
bridge az her home in honor OF Miss
Molly Graham. who Is visiting Mrs,
Robert @. Dcnney
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
WONAN's CENTURY GIVE

Departments Of the womnn's Cen.
fury club viii meet this week &c.
cording 10 the following schedule:
Wednesday May 6 Tho chorus
q the club meets NJ the home of
Mrs. ] II Tcmpleion. 1905 Seneca.
for rehearsal under direction Of Mics
Myra Bancroft olive. Ma Rachel
stickleman. accompanied.
Thursday. May THE Current
Events department VIII meet at .
o'clock at Rainier Chapter. u. a. r..
new home. with Mra. Fred w. Bert,
Jr,. rs hostess. There will bc an
election OF officers and roll call Each
member responding with current
event, and general discussion.
Friday, May s.--Tho literature and
travel department viii meet ut 1876
q IN, In the Y. W. G a. Mrs. W.
H. Utter VIII review My Crystal
Ball" by Elizabeth Marbury. There
viii also be an interesting paper civ.
on by ono OF the members on what
We owe TO tho ideals Of Several
Women Of the Past Generation.
The club viii meet in general as.
sombly at 1870 o'clock After flag
salute. general business OF the club
will be taken up. including a revision
Of bylaws. All members arc urged
10 attend this important meeting.
At o'clock tho following program
under tho direction Of tho Daughters
auxiliary. win be given:
Piano aeHrted
Miss Marie -iflll
Voice
THE Dainty DAmosci"
The Answer
Mrs Ernest T. Dawes
Miss Marie liiil nc the plano
Miss Gladys MacNichol. president
Of the auxiliary. viii give n brief
summary OF tho work during the
past year and Mrs C. ~ McLough
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
Mrs. DauidSon to
Honor Mother

Mrs. {. +. Davidson will entertain
with q small luncheon ON Thursday
=, The Olympic IN honor OF her
rno,her Mrs. NJ. J. wailrich. OF sha'
wano. Wis, who Is her guest for a
Few weeks,
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

CARD PARTY POSTPONED
The card party planned by tho
auxiliary to Rainier Noble Post No.
1 on May 10 Mt Rainier chapter
house has been postponed to Friday.
June 3, owing TO several members
Of the committee being out OF tho
city.
SOCIAL SCORE CLUB
Tho Social Score club will meet
Friday. May 8, for a o'clock lunch.
con with Mrs Robert Williams, 212
gath ave. s.
HEADQUARTERS ESTABLISHED
Tho Americanizaiion Bureau Of
Seattle Organizations has cstab.
lIahcd headquarters In The Henry
building, room 54S, and telephone
service win be connected about the
middle OF the week.
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Mrs. Kerry Hostess at
Small Luncheon

To honor Mrs, II NJ. Gillctt or
RAY city. Mich. who IS the house
Guest OF Mrs. William Hunter Nc
Evan. Mrs \. 5. Kerry entertained
With a small luncheon NJ her home
this afternoon.
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Mrs. Ballard Hostess

Mrs, Roy Page Ballard gave a
luncheon al her home today in hon,
or OF Mrs. Louis T. Swift, who has
returned from California, where she
has been residing FOR more than a
year.