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Evening star., 1925-09-06

China's smallest nurse, Alice Chu,
weighing 68 pounds and measuring
scarcely 4 feet, has completed a spe
cial course at Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity and is now on her way home to
Peknig. where she is to take a posi-
ton as a head ward nurse in the med
ical college of the Rockefeller Foun-
datiOn.
Evening star., 1925-09-06
SHIPPING NEWS
Arrivals at and Sailings From
New York
Daylight Saving Time.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-05-22
G. w. Wright Visits the
Two Army BOlshevists

G. ". Wright, President of the
Honolulu Central Labor Council, made
a personal visit 10 the 9th Infantry
Guard House at Schoffield Barracks
and had a long talk with Paul Crouch
and Walter Trumbull, the two soldiers
who were given long terms by a
military court martial last month for
organizing the Hawaiian Commun-
ist Leagues -,
Wright says of Paul Crouch, He
is a clean-cut, blue eyed, level-headed
idealist of a purely intellectual type.
There is nothing furtive or sinister
about him. He smiles a little as he
talks. His voice is low and pleasant
and he speaks rapidly and with per
feet assurance, telling a straight
forward story. There was not a word
of self pity or regret and not even
any bitterness against his accusers or
the military authorities. He appeared
to regard everything from an i'm.
partial and impersonal point of view
Brother Wright has taken genuine
interest in the case. He took the case
up personally in several interviews
with John Albert Matthewman, for
mer attorney general of the territory
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-05-22

and for a number of years a judge in
the local courts. This was after he
had gone into every detail Of the case
with Crouch. Crouch had particularly
pointed out that the specific statute
he is accused of violating carries a
maximum penalty Of three months i'm
prisonment.
Matthewman is a man Of independ-
ent thought and a fearless advocate
of free speech. He was quite re-
Gently forced out of office by the
senate because of his stand against
the policy of the governor and the
big interests that control the terri
tory.
Matthewman is of the opinion that
there is a good chance to get the boys
out of the hands of the military au-
thorities by a proper analysis and
presentation Of the case. Matthew
man declared his intention of under
taking the defense of Crouch and
Trumbull.
The recent reductions in the SEN
fences Of Crouch and Trumbull from
forty and twenty-six years to three
and one, in no way alters the status
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-05-22

Of the case. There is no question but
what it is only the great indignation
in the army itself and the storm OF
international protest raised In the
labor movement throughout the world
that caused the authorities TO think
twice about the extreme severity Of
the sentence imposed originally.
While the central labor council VIII
probably not officially undertake the
cause of the two soldiers, u. W.
Wright expressed the sentiment that
he personally will do all ne can and
that he is assured of support by prac-
tically all the local labor leaders.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-05-22

Except that books. catalogues. seed,
bulbs, plants, roots and scions'
weighing not over s OK. lc for each
OF.
All Parcel Post Except that collected
on Z. F. d. Routes), require 2 cents
extra in addition to all other post
age.
All special handling 25 cents extra In
addition to all other postage.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-05-22
MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION

Fifst-class Rates remain unchanged
2 cents per OF. or fractional part
thereof.
Government Postage Cards. cent.
Other private post cards 2 cents.
Everything (except first and second
class MALL weighing up to 8 OF. is
3rd class mail-112 for each 2 OF.
Everything Except first and second
class maiD WEIGHING over 8 OF. IS
4th class mail or Parcel Post.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-05-22
Want Labor Law
Given Fair Trial

St. Louis. Mo-, May 20.-President
Wood of the state federation of labor
recommends that trade unionists take
no part in the proposal that the new
state compensation law be repealed
by the referendum. The law vas
passed after a 15-year contest BY or
ganized labor and employers, and the
benefits are substantially higher than
the old law. While he agrees that the
act is far from perfect, President
Wood wants the law given fair trial.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-05-22

New York City raises pay of 1890
municipal employees.
Henry Ford agrees TO buy United
States merchant feet if right price Is
set.
April exports reported heaviest for
that month in five wears.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-05-22

Twenty-three persons swept to
death when Government steamer cap
sizes in the Mississippi.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-05-22

Job Printing at This offi"e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
PARTY DATES AGAIN

Md BrockNndc'H % heIp YOU With -
party gowns or evening suits 1884 Eight
February irtH soon BE- upon rs aud ifs
aud party possibilities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
SUNDAY DINNER.
LAST SEASONS COAT

Win be quite all right for good Will
and the Pautorium does beautiful work.
Sincc ! risifcd one cleaning aud dVciH
equipment. f'rc ncrcr been afraid 10 SCI
crer treasured. 10 the dyer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
Students 10 Give
Program

Under the auspices % the wash.
ingtun State Federation % Music
clubs students program viii be
given Saturday afternoon. January
"a. In Frederick 8 Nelson's audi.
torium
Following - the program
Volta
tns oid usfraiu- s........ krsisIsT
'-TamhourtuF ........... tsratslu
Alias HsftY Hraudsborrr-
Nias Wmifrpd Hausfiri1 a. zoe plane
uaritnns
ruj ,bs sand. o., the Desert Gruu
cold" ....-.. Rail
Belle " ne Ara .rs....... Haiuuan
"uiE Ulags Ninlr -.. Iahauusu
NJ George NrIson-
Mis. Frances Williams 81 ths piano
Piano
-NlEHt winds .............. urIffs.
rrslais IN u major ,.... Eashmasinoff
"tuEEirrir' .....,..r...... Gudard
Mlss LILLE MAY Davis
Wolfe Concerto Boz % ma5 Soc. -... III On
Allegro. AiaEia, Presto
iriaFed Tor thr first time Ia Hsatttrt
Mss ustty HrzndsbFf5y
Mits Houaueld 90 ibr pianp.
HaFiisur=
Aria from The MRrir FLUTE Mozart
NJ urorzs Ssisau.
Miss Williams ~ ths phase
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
Orthopedic Shops

Mrs 7. 5. Hrrnnou viii b. hostess
for the l.. o. T. club Saturday at the
Orthop~dic lunch room. ztt Columbia
- Assisting will b. Mrs. e. EnEis-
brccht Mrs. s. n Walker. Mrs. A.
bert Date. Mrs. u sullivan. Mira.
Frank Rhsbsck. Mrs ]. G. Hum
phrey, Mrs y. l.. HodEson. Mrs. ".
r. Farley. Mrs. -. =. Croker. Mrs.
John Zwickcy and Miss NJ Deck
Broadway guild will Dc IN charge
All day Saturday. represented BY Mrs
Waiter Crockett. Mrs Norman bur.
ton. Mrs.. James wylie and Mrs. n
l. Greene
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
Mss CoWett 10
d Honored

~ stephen J Chadwick viii en-.
..,a vah a luncheon al the sun
,.S FRIDAY afternoon January
honor q Miss lmogcne Cor
i whose engagement 70 MT
-. Emmett puwric. % Detroit,
~ annoanccd this week
.,shsr affair for Miss Corneti
,Fha luncheon Miss Helen Allan
= ave Al her home on Tuesday
A.ary =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
.NENEn 100 OLD

LONDON TOR The last no years
Arthur Bolts. ruu l0I years Old
Nn. IaI "a novel method ~ cDur.ur.
ur friends sH.t De srIT retains DIS
youthful giEor ON THE morning o.
rHrh 1tthd8y anniversary Hr rides
% mrrg- F0-r0gHd horse an the ear
ulvul Erouuda near hI7 houas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23

The marriage % Miss Pearl Mae
Dana, daughter % Mr and Mrs. l.
q, Dana, ~ Pullman. and Mr.. tmr
=, kunz son % Mr. Emil Kunr. Of
tdchficld, Idaho. was solcmnirrt
Tuesday afternoon. January Is. at I
o'clock, In the reception room % the
Universal Sanipractic college. with
the Rev. Aiynh +. Greene reading
the service
Or u. r Macarthur and pr. Lottiy
r. Boulls were the attendants,
DE- and Mrs. KunE are az home al
1915 University 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
Seattle SOCie ty
es,.i by Lillian Keen LeBalster Telephone MA n-060O
ASsistsnt-Franees Oldham
r,o Honor Guests at Nah JoHgg Tea,
rniertainS at Informal Luncheon

soNoE Mrs James Go.eert
1921 ana Mss AHge p.hhIr.
49,, uho IS VISITING her ats-
Nbsu. Graham Mrs
- oarns VIII sntsfthip With
- t,rsr Tea ur Der home Mon
2 .se.,s will b. in play and ai-
-, r,rsrs vii come in Tor tea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
February n Date
of Wedding

The marriage of Miss Edith Chap
man 10 Mr Edmund o. korres viii
bc celebrated Wednesday evening
February N. at tue Alpha Omlcrgu
M chapter house
Tho brides cousin Miss Ruth
Want viii bc maid 20 honor and Ai,,s
Martha Lucas, Miss Laura korrrs,
Mrs stewart ilindle and Airs, Albert
Valentine viii bc the bridesmaid
Carol Chapman AMI Jean Ferguson
viii De ribbon bearers and Willimsnc
Chapman the flower girL
Mt Horancr Chapman. IT,, viii be-
best man for Mr korrvs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
COUNCIL or CATHOLIC
WOMEN HOLD MEETIAt

The Sea,tIe Council y Catholic
Women held tts quarterly meeting
Wednesday afternoon. January n.
AZ the Knights of Columbus hail.
Mrs g H. Casilen. president. pre-.
siding.
The members and their friends
listened 10 a very interesting talk
by Mrs j. ~ Jackson. provincial
representative. Of her impressions
Of the recent convention Of the
National Council OF Catholic wo-
men. held AZ 81. Louis. Mo. at
which she represented the province
Of Oregon, and was the Delegate
from The Seattle Council Of Cath.
ole Women. Following the coun.
eii's policy Of know your charities.
the second speaker Of the afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
Tslsptiae Dinner Dance
tTmaiS Club

4 costume dinner dance will b,
r,, a. ,hs Tennis club on Naien
rs eve. Friday evening. February
Z SPECIAL features are being ar
a.ssd ard there viii be card tables
r. ,Aose who DO not care TO dance
Has'sssss Tor the evening will BE-
~ AlsSandsr PrinEie. Mrs Lacy
atss Mrs Donald Graham. Mrs
hs1 Loos Locke. Ir- Mrs. Arthur
SirsAott. Ms William Edris and
Is. Thomzs GrseninE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
FiatOrs Entertained

Er Ida Marguerite WeErncr en-.
'sfainsd AZ luncheon Wednesday AZ.
s7oon a, TIE olympic in honor %
~ Nyrtis Stuart and Miss Helene
az q Everett. who are visiting tn
rsa Later ~. party attended the
Tsfl 'Lohsngrin" al the Metro
xtln
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
Miscellaneons Sholrer

In honor % Miss Isabelle Batch.
clor, who recently announced her en-.
Sagemeni 20 Mr. Earl =. CSdell. Miss
Irene Fleming gave "A miscellaneous
shower AZ the home % Mrs. T. y,
Ncnables last Saturday evening
Twelve Intimate friends Of the honor
guest we're entertained Mrs. H. u.
Nenablcs and Mrs J. r Fleming
assisted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
NAIINE MnMrN NnTE

TNIOSTDWS South Africa
Tile womru'r Hgffuae movement has
spread 10 fhs jungle tribes " South
Afrsn8 EEu'arau report that noe
rIUsl sessions N Jungle tribes no
longer are complete without the
pff-rucr N rgmeu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
Mss DoRdhOe GlrCS
sail LaHcbCoH

hrsuen compliment 60 Miss
-. Gresn ana Miss Frances old.
,ii.s Kathleen pouahos enter.
- a small luncheon Thurs
,r,rnoan 90 The Olympic
- Green will leave saturday
N,r parents. AR and Mrs
-, Gr,sn and sister Miss ben
- Green. Tor California, 20 spend
-.r,ainaer Of the winter, and
OMAN IS leaving next week
y t-avsl Abroad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
Lniorndl Party
sr Sister

M John Moran Viii have an
.srnil nah iongg party at her
IN, saturday afternoon. 10 com,
.s~,s, 10 Mr.. MOran's sister Mis-,
IL, Moran. who with her par,
- NJ and Mrs Robert Moran
sgczrio. are spending the winter
M olympic Hotel
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Dinner HOROrS
Mrs. McNickeH

AR and Mrs W =. Tayl Tor IT, en-,
tert1ined az dinney followed by
bridge, az The Olympic last evening
IN honor % Mrs T. Grant McNickrn.
who will sail next Tuesday on a trip
90 the Orient.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
Music

scenic effects. and Tor more than tho
usual amount Of singing from the
chorus. which wna exceptionally well
done.
Salazsr has a splendid tenor voice
uf excellent quality. which he uses
with marked dramatic effect. his por-
truyal Of the dreamer and patriot
being most enjoyable His singing
thruuut was met with unusual nps
plausr. especially the nrlaH, your
Scorn Has Touched Ne Here" and
Like Summer Day That Ciossg'' and
az the last. where he awaits with
Madeleine the Eendarmss 80 take
them 20 the scaffold. his singing OF
From Thee beloved Ny Restless
Sour met with the utmost cnihusi-
aaiic applause
Blanca soruya. whose magnificent
dramatic soprano and s,atucsqur
beauty have won hcf admirers here.
freedom. Tier singing % Ere Death
Ink and ability a. an actress lending
charm 90 her portrayal 81 the unfur
tunais Young Eirt Nho rebels against
lie ~ Idle luxury and longs for
freedom Her singing ~ 'Ecr~ Death
Has Taken My Darling Mother and
4 VIII Sot Leave Thee being two
u the most enjoyable numbers Of
the entire opera.
Mario nasiola was ably cast az
Charles Gerard. and Philine Faico a.
the Countess p- CoiEny Others In
the cast werc Stella DrMstts NJ
Bsrsi Mahrleine's maid and later a.
Madclou. Pirtro dr Biasi as Itau
cher aud T1cyiUe. Natalie Crrw a.
Matthew Luigi De Csaare a.. schmidt.
The lliisr. Francesca Curci a. the
abbc and spy. and George Csha
notsky AZ Fouqueir Tsnvillc
Tonight Alirr Gentle will be heard
In tine title role Ia IA Tusca.' with
Mario Vale a. Baron Scarpia-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
WOmen's Clubs

ter series Of teas sunday evening.
January %. from to 5 in their
rooms At ~ North broadway at
Roy. There will be talk by Ivar
Hagiund on Habits and Their Mod.
ification." Members and interested
persons are invited
NORplCA CHo.sAL CLUE
The Nordica Choral club win NEE;
for rehearsal Friday evening. Janu.
ary q. in Mrs. snelHnS,s studio. $40
Monfsiius building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
andrea Chenier" Proves
Popular Opera
By Louise Raymond Owens

Andrea Chenisr." picturesque
opera by umberto Glordauo. was
given a spirited Interpretation last
evening AZ the Metropolitan theAtcr.
with Manuel Salazar In the role Of
The young poet Andrea Ch.nier. and
blanca soroya a. Madeleine The
opera. which il laid during the time
- the French revolution. gives am
pie opportunity FOR many delightful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
Entertains Rridqe Clnb

Miss Frances nrauigau entertained
her bridge luncheon club az her
home this afternoon Covers were
placed for eight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
ADDITIONAL CLUBS

f..s,EcooKED DINNER
) ellsworth circle. Ladies Of
~ - r. viii serve home.
49, aarer. followed By an enter.
!. Friday evening. January
|l,1.' O'Clock. in Veterans hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
WISCONSIN ooLpENRop
JUNIOR CHOIR
BALLARD PIT A.

The Ballard High PIT \. VIII
meet In the music room wednes.
day. January IS. at y. m. An
interesting program has been ar.
ranged Judge Rcah Whitehead will
speak ON the child labor Amend.
men;" Primo solo by Mrs. Olive
Benham Vocal Bolo. hy Mrs J..
g. McGrath. accompanied by Miss
Marjorie King
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
nILEN - - Il

The queen Anne paraHtTsacHsra'
association win meet 500 fHs music
room 90 the -ynspl on Tus7IHy ar
truuaH. January 70. 20 $50 sharp
sius.y uin De- furnished by the
scHe9I orchestra tn accordance
with Thrift month. there will be f.
thrift program with Mrs g. Dr..
vine acting aH chairman.
Mr Alfred 81 G0Isave gIlI size
"a iaIk on the Importance Of "mak.
Ing wilI"
The Ho-irssss WIu be Mr- Anna
Jones Mrs Philip jennings and
MIzs M8rtATru
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
WEST SEATTLE
NIIArTEN. o D. s
- Come Shopping UHh cecde -

~ phrase coming 10
~ Characteristic Of the ocaed modern gh-the girl corks
True IL u.s. for economy has taken on a newer
er cloak They UithoH-but they're
they're cieGHedOnd Dyed lengtRe their HUes.
Women Of today take better for thing of their clothes
than they did ten fifteen years They treat tadey the delicate
fabrics bouscs and lingerie they send the cleaner
H heauy garment despite that longer sceps the
dusty floors And they freshen their apparel By dyeg
the another color Nothing deraots from quality
a $ does a faded coori
There material The today goct
year simply fashioned therefore,
remodel only the other day admired loUeiv one-pce Of
blue U NTH dainty collar aud cuffs and informed by the
proud that her old beige suit remoded dyed
amazed until stopped 10 think Of the progress epe made in the
rcry rc-creat0 in ay
tpTs aud
everyhere goes there skilled dre8smake
ay Of making ike your cast
pcn remodel the hat Of last
the all
devisag clerer economy in dress
truly UoHder them that it's been said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
uEnEw BENEVOLENT

HEBREW BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY
The beard 0f trustees ana chair.
men uf standing committees 0f The
esatrir iIrITrw Benevolent society.
slli Whit the Caroline Kline Gal.and
Home fgr Aged ON Menday Jan.
uarg 20 from 2 ia 8 % On
ALLAH SOCIAL CLt-U
Allah Social club meets with Mrr
pckrray Tuesday January 81 %
g. M Oronoru Apis lel5 stsv
srt ~ Apt m Whist An East
srn Stars and friends invited
WEST SEATTLE
CHAPTER y D. s.
West Seattle chapter 100 - D.
e. uili have business meeting
ON Monday rFru.us. January 20 90
Masonic temple sat2's California
awe 20 be- followed by q military
whist party The public s cordial.
y invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
Personal

Mrs. Roy Case is expected home
in a fortnight from o trip 10 Cali.
lfornia.
I Mrs c. J. Broughton Of Dayton.
wash. Is in town visiting her son.
who Is attending the Moran school.
While here she is guest at The
Olympic.
Miss Catherine Niblock. who is Wis.
ting hnr uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Harris Warner. in Middle
ton. Conn. spent the last weekend
FL Amherst. Mass
Mrs. Josiah Towne has returned
from q short trip to Portland
Mr. Harold Black left last week
on a six weeks cruise Of the West
indies.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. J. Maury. Of
winiock. are the guests OF Judge
and Mrs. Stephen j. Chadwick
Mr.. and Mrs. william n. Jenkins
have removed from 20 18th ave. n.
to The olympic Hotel
Nfr. and Mrs. Harold Haas are
being congratulated upon the birth
Of daughter. Harriet Elizabeth.
January II. in the Seattle General
hospital
Afr. and Mrs Roy l.. Maryatt
Charlotte Wright are receiving con
CALCULATIONS upon the birth Of
son. Charles Robert. January. i2
at The Seattle General hospital
Mr and Mrs Hugh O'Connor
z6si Lane It,. are receiving con.
gratulaiions upon the birth OF a
,t.f.rtfr, norpft nv Mare
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23

Washington Hive sW Ladies n
me MbrCabers wiil hold card party
at che home Of Mrs D. " Bumsns.
.lstg 1871 ave y. on Thursday.
IuuuaD 20. at p. m. Luncheon
AZ I %. m Take Capitol HIiI car
ta end Of line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23

was Miss Mary Josephine May. a.,
rector Of the Young GadieF fnsIi.
tnts club
a. the reception for Nts Jack.
son following the meeting. Mrs.
Michael Donahoe and Airs Arthur
Gcrlel presided at the tea talac.
and Mrs, A. g Gocrig. Mrs J. W.
wahrsushek and Mrs \. \ Col.
iins were IN the dining room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23

AUXILIARY ST LUKEs
HOSPITAL.

The Womau's auxiliary H.
I.uke's hospital viii meet MONDAY
January e. IT 2 =. IA 1T t"F home
Of Mrs J X Jameson gff3 Broad
way g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
LADY EAGLES CLuB
INSTAIIS OFFICERs

At the regular monthly meeting
o. the Lady Eagles club held Wed.
ncsday. January 81. IN " +. u. 4.
hull. the newly elected officers for
the ensuing year wcrc Installed by
Mrs Lucy Hamilton
Mrs Bessie Freed h the retiring
president and Mrs Kate ClafcbcrR.
retiring secretary. The new off.
GERS nte Mrs Anna Onstni, presi.
dent Mrs OthcIin Carrier. vice
president: Mrs. Ethel 81. Peters.
recording secretary; Mrs. Ella
Doley financial secretary: Mrs. I'd
nn Bcauchamp. treasurer The
trustees Of the club include Mrs
Bertha Schuster Mrs Pearl ST.
Peter Mrs. Marza Martin and Mrs.
Eina wilkins. publicity secretary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
HITTER HEIGHTS
hsI PRESIDENTS
1lB Vs. r. c

n Past Presidents club Of John
A.lsr W. p. c. will have its an.
= luncheon and thcater party sat.
--I' January - Luncheon viii
ssrVsd At L O'Clock al Hollywood
nm and the party win later at.
II he 0rpheum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
Cubs FOR SATURDAY
EDUCATIONAL CLUB

EDUCATIONAL CLUB
Eansa's Educational club will
~ Saturday. February -. at the
s.srliion clubhouse. japanese art
~ Mrs. Carl sisbrand and Mrs.
iaak Read, hostes,ss.
thlTTIER HEIGHTS
CUB
NhHiisT Heights Improvement
2 xiH give It's regular card party
sl'day evening. January -. az s
Ask tn DimIcss dining car. re.
,samsais.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
: clArED CLUB DANCE

) ~ Aalghts Of Columbus commit.
ss,,,s,. ',sd BY committees from the
D., daughters Of America and
~. Ladies Institute. are in
ta " the Associated Catholic
|ns.a..c % be held at knights Of
-, :. hall. Friday. January %.
%. y. ',s'nres have been arranged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh O'connor.
z6si Lane It,. are receiving con
grntulaiions upon the birth Of a
daughter Dorothy Mare
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ELlTARY WHIST PATTY

.-s'es heoskah lodge win have
'ssalar military whist party Sat.
- evening. January -. at $40
ga ~ u. ". A. hail. Columbia.
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HARMONY HOMESTEAD
Harmony Homestend. 17l2. Bro
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23
e,AT7LE cHApTrp

so E.s
= - Chapter. No. s.. o. &. g.
- n's the first Of series Of card
i saturday evening. January
j w o'clock. in Wings cafe.
- lively favors. Friends cor.
y invited 10 attend
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PRINCESS ASGELrNE

PRINCESS ANgELtNE
PAEIDH
Princess AnsrlIur FHr.Dr So g.
Nativs Daughter o. Washington.
sIu have "a whist party ai Wings
cafeteria Friday evening ~ $40
Jauuag o. Friends welcome
DOEIC SOCIAL CLtH
The ugrr Social club % e. .
pu meet with Mu. IIa Gauan
glt ~ Seth st. THuudag Jaausu
-. o. 2 g. m MFs AGNES Way
assistant hostess Al Eastern Stars
and friends invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-23

therhpod u American Yeumcn. viii
give a balloon dance Tuesday even.
ing January 81. In the hall at
issgh Third ave
WISCONSIN GoLpENHop
cLUB
The Wisconsin Coldenrod club
viii meet wednesday. January ~.
with Mrs Ksshsrlne EiehIer. 1855
Alkl Box lunch at is@o O'Clock.
JUNIOR CHOIR
The Junior Choir Of 81 Johns
PARISH. West Seattle. will give a
silver tea in the guild hall on Fri.
day evening. January 40 4 pro.
gram Of music will be given and
refreshments served for the benefit
or tho ycstmcnt fund Of tho Junior
Choir