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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-10
PENNA STAR THROUGH
Al Kreuz, Great Full Back Ruled
Ineligible for 1926.

BIZ UHtfcd PFees
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1O.-Al
Kreuz, star Pennsylvania full back,
and leading candidate for the 1926
captaincy, has been declared in
eligible for further competition in
football. The athletic committee
ruled that one year he played with
Kalamazoo College was in collegiate
competition and not prep school
service.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-10

Joe Sugden. with the. Cards IA coach
the PhilIy Nationals In 1926.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-10

Billiard
govern entity hosw 10
ndanapOis Highest
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-10

Official averages of the American
League have been rechecked and Pitcher
Stan Coveleslxie of Washington is credited
for 1925. Herb Pennock. Yankees. held
the honors before the correction. Cove
leskie also led the league in percentage
of victories and defeats" "Covey" al
lowed but 2.S4 earned runs per game: Pen
mock allowed 2.S5-t.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-10

Nap Laioie. former king of second sack
ers and former manager at Cleveland, To-
ed commissioner of the OhiO-Pennsylvania
League.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-10

oSToN Of the American League OBJ
XII tanned Frank Haney. third base
II man. from the Detroit Tigers in
- exchange for Bob Vache. outfield-
;. and Red Ezzell. infielder. The last
lmed will be shipped to Fit. Worth tor
III Mullen. third baseman. and Johns a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-10

Jimmy Burke. manager of the Toledo
A. A. team last season has caught on with
tho Chicago Cubs as coach and scout.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-10

The tiny pilot of the HOosiers also has
eight outfielders on his roster, and he Is
trying 10 reduce the list by sale or trade.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-10

Bill KiIlefer. former boss Of the Cubs,
Will be with the st. Louis Cards in 1926
as assistant manager. Kid Gleason, for
mer White SOx pilot. Joins the Philadel-
phia Athletics as assistant manager and
coach.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-10

MOTION PICTURES
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-10
Stove League
Kindling
By Times Special

IN Times Special
EW YORK. Dec. 10.-Major league
nj club owners. minor league owners.
big league scouts, minor league
managers and persons OF lesser but
lore picturesque ilk of baseball form the
,owd here as the National and American
earlIes meet in Joint session.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-10

Buffalo purchased Charles High out
fielder. and Dave Keefe. pitcher, from the
Portland (0re.) team.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-10

Owner Smith and Manager Bush of the
Tqdianf polls A. A. team are present. with
their hopes bent on bolstering the battery
denartment of the Hoosiers. Pitcher Bur
we'll of the indianapolis team js sought by
a number of major clubs. but the Hoosier
bosses are not eager TO part with him.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-10

st. Paul traded Pitcher Howard Mer-
rift. southpaw 10 Salt Lake City for FL
mer Ponder right-hander.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-10

Nelson (Chicken) Hawks was sold by
the Philly Nationals TO the Newark team
of the International League.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-10

The many Indianapolis Ellks
who are bowlers will be inter-
ested i'm the announcement that
this years tourney will be held
i'm Milwaukee, starting on Feb.
~. Most of the best bowlers i'm
the business are Elks. We would
like to have some Elk explain
this.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-10

l"7HIS State is simply over.run
with high school basketball
-J players. Nearly all Of the
coaches are developing second"
teams which in many cases are of
such high class that they could
defeat many first string fives.
The mentors believe in prepared
ness and some of them pay almost
as much attention to developing
the reserves as they do to the
varsity, 1t is a wise coach that
knows the potential strength of
the seconds" for they will be
'firsts" in seasons to come.
All of which makes more and
better basketball players. The
number of really exceptional net
performers in Indiana is remark.
able.
We see where Jack Reynolds
Successfully defended his worlds
welterweight title again Wednes-
day night. II you are wrestling
fan this won't make you laugh.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-10

Kansas City of the A. A. has obtained
Infelder Chick Fewster from Cleveland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07

iino-''ilo~ Every Local Member
can Help Ms Department Leader
Airs Kate Keller
itAs Parliamentary druI Mrs.
SelIle smith
1900 Nooniids prayer As MARI.
De Foe Adjournment
100 Convention called. followed
by social haifbour
1890 psyoiionaia aud thank 81
feflng. Ma Violet THua Comment.
iy sing
200 Address "prli on Duties or
Local Officers and sapruHteuaruis 4"
bS Mrs wsrrsua steele
geo Union signal and Young
Crusader demonstration. 10 charge
81 Mrr Mae ~ wclrH sps
cisl music
SOS Addtrss oar Work for
child Labor Amendment. hy Mn.
oscar u MeGi'i Music
500 +. \ T. demonstration. sffa
= WarlrY Hsp1rts og committees
EVENING
130 prYotionais. Rev wHlam
Hoffman Music Address "s.fe
guarding the Future by Ah vi
mona Jewell.
TO reach the church take m,
Vienna ear ~ lbc posiogucs 10 SD
atc n f. walk tvo blocks north.
Luncheon VIII D. served "a noon.
Women arc asked 10 bring song
hooks ard pcnuHnls Of local unions.
i cops Of Women Torch bearers"
win b. given 10 thc Union having
the largest number present in pro.
portion 10 its mcmbcrshiu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07
Music
Ponselle Triumphs
in Concert
HN IOIIhE RAYMOND nMLNS


a concert Of unusual musical
worth WIS given last evening At rhe
METROPOLITAN ihrnter by Rosa Pon,
sollc, one Of The most populur 20.
prmDg NJ the metropolitan Opera
company whose rapid riso TO star
dom. both ON The operate ana con-
cert slugo Inns been phenomenal
Miss I'onscllc, 1u American by birth.
gives This country fun credit FOR her
success, which WAS inevitable ag n
you'd be Impossible for anyone with
such o voice 10 remain long undiE.
covered
Miss ronsrllc poaHerHc8 not only
one Of the most. beautiful soprano
voices Of tbr prcscntday artists, but
% most wlnsomc personality. She is
n brilliant singer with superb
voice, which she uEca 20 full adyant,
age ~ nll times. Her onunciation,
tone cOloring aud delightful inter-
protations were perfection itself. and
her charming individuality capt..
waited her audience from The start.
Tho diya's program was yaucd
and well balanced one. bcr singing
0f zach number bringing her 'he
most sincere applause. pace. Pace
Moi bic" from Fora Del Dcatino"
by Verdi aud "Ernanl Involaml,"
from "Ernani." also By Verdi two
magnificent arias were given ideal
interpretations TIRE Eiorni son che
Nina,' by Pergolcsi "Chi yIol Ia
ZingarclIa," by Gaisiello, Schumann's
"stille Trancn," and "Chanson Nor
vcgicnnc." by Fourdrain, were well
given. and received the hcorticst Of
applause.
The artists closing numbers in
cludcd Dyorlks well known "sonGB
My Mother Taught NC" Grieg's
Eros. SCOTS Lullaby" which
met with such favor that II was re-
pealed. and Piper Of Love" by
C0rew In response TO the insistant
applause. Miss Pousolle generously
responded with numerous encores
which included Lilac Tree" by
George Garland THE Nightingale
and the Rose" by Rimsky.Korsa.
koff 'The Night Wing" By Farley
Moscogni's He Loves Sic. He Loves
Me Not" and last OF an. sAnnie
Laurie"
Mr.. Stewart Ross who provided
excellent accompaniment for the
singer. also contributes several mum.
beu, to the program.
Miss Ponselle's local engagement,
which WAS her first appearance here.
was under The management OF the
Ladies' Musical club which viii pre-.
sent the F'ionzaiey String quartz, a,
the Metropolitan. on Monday even.
ing. April 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07
Rainier Chapter to
Dedicate Netu Home

Rainier chapter. Daughteys OF TIE
American Revolution. viii formally
dedicate its new home a reproduction
of George Washington home at
Mount Vernon. on Saturday, April n,
The event viii be marked with a
reception in the evening from $50
o'clock until midnight Invitations
have been limited 70 members and
escorts OF Rainier chapter. Lady Stir
ling chapter. Seattle chapter and Unit
vcrsity OF Washington chapter. d. A.
K. members visiting in town. Sons OF
tho American Revolution. officers OF
she Grand Lodge OF Masons OF Wash.
ington and those who have pur,
chased bonds on the new building.
\ group OF past regents Of the
chapter will receive the guests They
include Mrs Eliza Ferry LsaFy Mrs,
David W Bowen. Mrs Gilbert )
Meem. Mrs. Ellnor IpssTsol Thorne.
Mrs. William F. Prosscr Miss Eliza.
beth Virtue. Mrs John +. Wagner
Mrs William J. Blackwell. Mrs.
Harry b. Hurley. Mrs Arthur he
Voc. Mrs = r. Burwcll. Ars Walter
warriuer Reed and Mrs Warren "
Tolman % Olympia. incoming state
regent. and Mrs Willis G Hopkins,
retiring state regent. OF aberdeen.
The supper is in the hands Of AIRS
Tom MesdaS, Mts Paul H. Watt,
Mrs Daniel Bass and, Mrs Charles
Kinnear Presiding will be Mrs I'd
muud Bowdsn. Mrs, Richard a. Bal.
finger. Mrs. Eiinor Inscrrol Tbornc
and Mrs Theodore Hardcnbcrgh.
Mrs James @ Fentou q Ia charge
~ the dining room Those assisting
VIII be AIRS Howard 7 Ballard. Miss
wsnonah Blackwell. Airs Edwin J
Brown. Jr.. Miss Anna Laura Bowles.
Mrs. j, l. Colby. Mrs. \ r Davis
Mrs g. a. Dawson. Mrs Leslie Il
Grant, Miss Ruth Heaton. Airs Philip
- Jennings. Mrs. August kFlstoter.
son. Mrs Lester Palmer, Airs ] y
Power Mrs. J. b, sitter. u. and
Mrs Carl Stoppleman.
The committee in charge Of the
affair includes Mrs Albert Charles
Phillips. Mrs W vs. Reed. Mrs. John
?. Wagner. Mrs II D Hurley. Mrs
George T Thirsk. Mrs Edwin Ripley
Airs. J T Keppei. Mrs T. r. Hussey
Mrs J F. Hubbart. Mrs. y. + Davis.
Mrs Alice y Robinson. Mrs ". S.
Pond. Nrs. George Francis Leonard.
Mrs II. VI Chittenden. Mrs. George
n. Yanecy Mrs Robert +. Small and
Mrs. o. j. c. Dutton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07
SerUice at
Orthopedic Shops

InterlajScn Guild viii have charge
81 Tho service at tho Orthopcdic
Lunch ~om on Wednesday. Mrs. T.
A. Millais will W. hostcss. asaistcd
10y Mrs. r. u .Grlnnoll. Mrg. {. e.
Tenny, MrH A. w. porrahm, Mrs.
y. " Sanders Mrs. G. 6. Kipch.
per. Mrs ~ g. Wells. Mrs. Chas.
stadfoit. Mr. K1ilbcrt. Mrs Scott
NcGallaird. Nin w T.. Docrlng.
Mrs J.. J.. Eanjfn. Mrs. @. w.
sutherland. WIS J. n. Hamh.
Tho Thrift sIlop win he In charge
NJ Mrs ". 4 Mclean ana Mrs. r.
y. Crockett representing Queen
Nnnc Guild IN Wednesday morn.
ing md Capitol hin Guild with Mw
W }. puelierty and Mrp. william
Hahn VIII have chorge on Wodnos.
,a"v afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07
Mrs. Frink Hostess at
Small Luncheon

In compliment to Miss Frances
Hale Of Tacoma. who il home from
Miss Ransome's School in Piedmont.
for the Easter holidays. Mrs. Fran.
ces Guy frink VIII entertain with
luncheon Of eight covers on wed.
n"sday afternoon at the Sunset
club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07

serve refreshments Full attend
ancr requested
QUARTERLY ALLpAY
MEETING
The Womrus Baptist Missionary
Union VIII hold It's quarterly au.day
meeting beginning al 1889 ~ ou
Wednesday April s. AZ the Columbia
Baptist church. 1sth svr $ sud III
monds ~ The ladies ~ the church.
win serve a luncheon for numinai
sum ni ~ 30 o'clock
The program follow
MDBSfNG SESSION.
Jesse issfotInpsl -ltagi9srsus
iH4t buslntts
il#tl lismp utsak rhup tls uleaa u
Mssie NsEs7 sUirfrsi
it.ts Addfgss Wss Etaiius paws
See ~ lblsfei NfsHrt ~ W a.
~ aa Npsir snig Afrs Rasmussen
ts.-f i.Hnebrou viii b. served IS IHc
isttea ~ fHs raIgwbiH church
AFTERNOON Nf.Aup%
tts p~vaslarsl Mrs . summsfs
as NeH call sod afffftns
~ MHs Fremont Ladies' utsttsf
fF AaaaeAf t.hgHa" Wf& N Nad4
Fetmer @r ~ f'biavss We A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07
Study Groups to
Meet Wednesday

The Women's Book Review class
Of the Women's University club
VIII assemble al the club house
wednesday morning at 1880 o'clock.
'sard Harker,' by Masefield, VIII
he reviewed by Mrs. Ieander Dow
and discussed by Mrs Hobart r.
Cave.
The Current Events class will
have luncheon at the club at f2i5
O'Clock. a speaker from the Cham.
lscr ~ Commerce win talk on the
work of the organization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07
Personal

Mrh Gilbert Black is expected
homo about Aprll - from nn as.
''''' 'o.'O."''
Mr. ana Mira A. W. Leonard. wbd
have been visiting IN California fot
several weeks returned TO town Mon
day night
Mrs Roy W Corbcti ard daugh
ter Mary Helen. lcft toby on tic
IT f Alexander for short visit IN
Southern California O
llawn Brinklcy Francis Frlnk
James DcNoo mud Milton sturRis
who attend tho University school IN
Victoria, u e.. win return Thur
day 10 spend their Easter vacation
az their homes In town
Mr. and Mrs 6 a. Bullorworth
VIII leave Saturday by motor Tor
Sacramento. 60 visit their son-in-
Law and daughter Nj. and Mrs
walter Bowers Jenkins for about
three weeks
Alr and Mrs Robert + oldham,
Jf, are receiving congratulations
upon the birth of ron, Robert =.
Oldham. Ill, TUESDAY morning,
April z at tho Virginia Mason hos,
pital
Mrs. George Thompson len saiur-
day FOR California, whore she will
meet Mr and Mrs Frank y Burns
aud motor home with them
Mrs George Metz len last wecI,
for an extended yidt in Nashville
Tenn, ana Viii return 10 Seattle IA
June. coming home by way Of calf
fornia. where she viii visit her son,
Mr Harold Metz nj San Francisco.
ST.. clayton Jones u Portland
spent the Weekend IN town
Aif and Mira i j kinncubrrE uf
Oakland. formerly or Seattle. who
are spending few days In town
al The Olympic viii leave shortly
for the East
Ars Thomas Worth Doan lAllce
EnRlish) 81 Duluth. Minn Il ia
town for n month visiting hcr par
euts sir. aud Airs = q English.
Air Alexander Chalmers Of Port.
land spent few days In town las,
week
MIR Walter u Bslls len SUNDAY
for Sag Francisco. on q three wsels'
trip
NJ and Mfs Reglnal Parsons are
spending this week 81 Medford. one
Sits Addlr % conly viii return
next week from visit of several
weeks in California
Mrs g. u laiimcE AiTn Arthur
fatimer ana Alr Whittier talImer
iefi to-day On fornighiF rip TO
California
M ard Sits A. " EnElc have
returned from three months visit
with their son n.iaw md daughter.
Mr. and Mn Wilbur Love cum.
mingN iu Greenwich. Conn
81 and Mn \ . Irvine len,
SUNDAY fof California, motoring
desn tor a three weeks a,ay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07

Virginia Browne Fairc. chosen in
a beauty contest has been selected
Tor Hoot Gibsons leading woman in
William Mcleod Eaine's "a Daurh.
ter OF tho Dons Tho title OF this
picture win be changed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07

membership teas. the first being an
Easter tea AZ the home Of Mrs.
George r aJmes. 520i 18th y. F.,
from 10 p m. Tuesday April
H. Al members aud friends Of tho
association are invited 10 attend.
The following committee has been
appointed 70 handle the teas and
other membership work Mrs {. c.
Cmtiss, Mrs Z. +, Harrison, Mrs.
Frank Evans. Mrs. Alexander
Myers Mrs Carroll Martin. Mrs NJ.
N. Deyin. Mrs Edward Guyer and
Mrs. Matte Robinson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07
Faculty Wires
Luncheon

The annual luncheon and election
Of officers Of the Faculty Wives
club Of the University Of Washing
ton. VIII be held Monday, Aprfl 10.
~ iia o'clock. in the banquet room
At The Wilsonian. Members who
cannot attend the luncheon arc
urged to come for The business
melting Estich Will Immediately fol
low the luncheon.
Mrs Harry Edwin Smith IA
chairman OF the committee in
charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07
Musical Tea "Wednesday at Mrs Cases
Home, Reception WW Open CHAPTER House

A MoNG tho Numerous affairs
!. y planned by tho various circles
and guilds turnout the city, IS a
musical tea Prospect circle Will Gvc
wednesday afternoon a. $50 O'Clock
al tho residence " Mrs t~auk Z.
Case. who win I've Nsslsted by Mrs.
Bruce shorts and Mrs Muller Free,
man. Mnl " n, Boyle and Mrs,
Carl Ncas,c win preside over the tea
service,
The following program arranged
by Mrs Martin Roscma and Mrs
Mark Odcll viii hc presented
Vocal
, spirit Flower" 49,, camp5sl Triton
- tittlv star ,.....,...s Ia forge
THE Wren" ...t.s,,,,sr.. hrurdlgt
Miss Virginia strong.
Miss COryup ktchl al the plano,
Piano
ION wips, ct SONG
.........,...,.... Msndelssahn.Llss
''MiBasuo" .,,. Grasleli Macpoweil
'Etude" ,,...,.,.,.,-.,r .... ArcnskN
HELEN Goodman lIauo,.
THE old Refrain .-,.,,,. Erslsler
'H'olk SONG and Dance ,.s.
.,......., Stmp Davenport k,ngbetE
Miss Van Rrackiyn knight.
Down in the FOREST ,..., Ronald
Passing by" .-.....rs- Purcell
Mrs, ROY Holland
Mes, Mary Terrell dteat,ps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07
HOME SEWING CtUn

Ladies OF the G \ x Home Sew
INK club viii have luncheon and
bazaar in Roosevelt hail. 1855
Third ave- "Wednesday. Nprl s.
az noon. Several interesting fsa
lures have bfCu arranged for the
affair = large attendance IN de-
sired
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07

Tire semi annual institute or King
County W G r a. wili cony enc ~
the Rayrnua Methods, Protestant
church corner 55d ave ~ T. ard
& soth st on Wednesday. Aprli
The prpgrufn follows
1899 pevotlouaia. Mrs n ii.
Clare Community Hng Appoint
utrui uf committees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07
Clubs
CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY,
AZ n MOTrIERs. CI.I-n

- a. II MOTHERS cLun
The Mothers club Of University
chapter p. a r.. will meet wednes-
day, April $ az O'Clock. 10 sew
Tor the bazaar to be held in con.
ncetion with the bridge aud nah
ionss party on saturday. Apul Is.
at The olympic,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07
Entertaining for
Miss Bucey

An informal bridge has been
planned by Mrs. Loriu SCION and
MISS Mary Broderick for Thursday
evening. at Mrs. solon's home. in
honor Of Miss Jeanette Buccy. whoso
marriage 10 Mr.. Keith Moss Enloe
will take place on April IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07
RHopopENpRoN cLua

Rhododeudron club viii have an
allday meeting AT the home Of Ms
@ A. Sunde 10 Harrison st.. on
Wednesday April 8 Take West
Queen Anne or kinncar ears
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07
LEAGuE or woMEN VOTERS

The seattle League of Women vo;
ers viii meet IN regular monthly SOS
sion Wednesday April s. 40 Msyes
cafeteria. prof ~ u. Morarty. Of
the school Of business At tho TINT
yersits On Washington vtu speak ON
Economies Of Marketing a new
president and secretary Of the league
will be elected
In memory OF AIRS ~. y Harker.
deceased recent former president.
Mrs John Nichols has arranged
short memorial musical program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07
EAsTEnN srAN 49,
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
BRITISH CLUBS
DANCING PARTY

Chm Mckenzie, No, IGI. .. s. g..
WIN entertain the British American
association. Californian and s. An.
drcw'a society and The Calcdounu
club, Of Seattle. nl the British clubs
dancing party Thursday night, "
Cmistensen'a hail A reception com
mltlee headed by Mr James X.
Boyd. CHIEF Of the clan. aud Mr..
James Chisholm, win see that ey.
erybody enjoya himself or herself
and an evening with delightful dan.
eng music and old fashioned scotch
hospitality u assured An British
people ana their friends cordially
invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07

"a midday luncheon on "wednesday.
April \, "a her homo. 18Th and
Greenwood flH
WEST SEATTLE ART CLUB
West seattle Az club viii meet
WIN Mn. A w. XIX. illG AIchd
inn ave, on "wednesday. ApHl =, a.
1850 q, pa Election " officer
MYSTIC JEWEL AUXILIARY
MyHlic Jewel Auxiliary 40. 40
win Give d Luncheon ana ctrd party
r.SNcdnoHlny April Sth. ~ O'Clock.
a. the . o 4. temple Nom.
bcrs an9 friends cordially invited.
SIGNAL CORPS AUXILIARY
The Signal Corps nuHlIiury Of tho
old ii6th =. IS G VIII hold ne reg,
ninr meeting M The home N Mrs. a..
A Cbaffeo, 3G37 Woodland Park I'VE,
on Wednesday evening. April g.
ALTHuisTtc CLUB
ALTiulATiC Club Of Mzpnh
Temple 30. 90. win have an alt.dny
meeting n tho home N MH Elmer
ltulhslrom. 2i27 seventh ave w. on
Wednesday. Aprll 3
EASTERN STAR CLUE
Eastern Star club viii have u 1880
o'clocl, luncheon. followed by bridge,
ON "Wednesday Aprii 3. nj 1890 Ar.
cade squHrc Mrs Eta Drnkc. Alra.
Mae Dietrich and Mrs II Jacky in
charge
On Friday. April 10. the Eastern
Star club VIII have q board meeting
az ila0 o ma. and luncheon for
members az 1880 o'clock. followed by
bridge FOR mcmncr7 aud guests NJ 2
O'Clock For reservations call tho
club rooms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07
Junior Easter po,fu

Mrs Leroy Hackus win entertain
with an Easter party at her homo
NEXT Saturday afternoon. Tor the
pleasure Of her little daughter.
Etith Marjorie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07

MONDAY LUNCHEON
Fortson- Thygescn auxiliary. u. s.
" v will hold noon.day luncheon
ait Veterans hall, Armory, Thursday
April ? Regular meeting at O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07
INTEREAy PT. A..

INTERPLAY TT. a will hnvc it's
regular meeting Wednesday April
3. At 385 o'clock. In the school
lunch room. Election Of officers
will be the outstanding feature Of
the session Campfire Girls will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07

WHITTIER TT ~
The whittier raT A viii give q
Northwest Product luncheon
"Wednesday April /. al o'clock. al
the home u Nrs = Harrison. sois
18th ave - "
AAiARYLLis CLUB
Nir1. Il y Thympn viii entertain
members ~ tho AmaryiIls club al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07
0OrnER cLrn INpooR rlcN1c

GOPHER CLUB INDOOR ricNIc
The Minnesota Gopher club Will
have Us quarterly indoor basket
picnic Saturday evening April Is.
a. o'clock 10 Carpenters hal.
1870 Fourth ave An Minnesota
people are cordially Invited For
further Information call The preal-
dent a. GI ndle 2i5GJ-9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07

4h4hfaFN '"fAsRA = fsA% axe 81
ioniu Chapter No ia. o. T. &.
Win give i card party at the home
~ Mu \ J Carroll. lsga 10th ave.
y Thursday April 2 Bldg. and
whist viii be- PlaNed Favors.
Members and friends Invited.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07

AUXILIARY TO X H.
TRAtNNiES
The ladies' auxiliary 10 the Broth
erhood Of Railroad Trsinmcn will
hold It's next regular meeting Thurs
day. APRIL . 81 100 O'Clock. ii 1915
Fire, ave Initiation
Y, W C. s. MEMBERSHIP TEAS
Mra W II Oliver. membership
chairman OF TIC Y w c 4. board
~ trustees announces series Of