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New Britain herald., 1925-09-16
THE FIRST FLIGHT
 MEDIOCRE DRAMA
Anderson'StallinSs Play Premier
 at Parsons ThGater
(By Herald Reviewer.

The premier of The First Flight " by Maxwell Anderson and Laurence Stallings, at Parsons theater in Hartford last evening gave little promise of the play being the hit that the first production of the same two authors, What Price Glory" has proven, "The First Flight is a. mediocre melodramatic production with few moments of dramatic suspense and many long drawn out scenes, including a love scene which occupies practically the entire third act, which will not be enthusiastical- ly welcomed in these days of speed and action, The cast of the pro- duction was very good. All of the principals did well with their parts, extracting from them all there was to extract.
 The story has to do with the pioneers of North Carolina in the years immediately following the Revolutionary war. Captain Andy Jackson, Rudolph Cameron) who admits he is an adventurer of few accomplishments. becomes involved in tavern brawl with two of the local politicians, George Dozier (Blaine Cordner) and Major Single foote c. Merrill Holmos), who have taken it upon themselves to dispose of every attempt made by the state of North Carolina to enforce law and order, Charity Clarkson (Helen Chandler) is an indirect cause of the quarrel. Fellows many warnings to the Cap'n that his two opponents are close shootin' gentlemen. sah. who will get him sure. It is, of course, obvious that the young lady is most interested in the warning But the Cap'n proceeds to snuff 2 couple of candles with his pistol thus proving he is good shot him self Curtain, Act 1.
 Act 2 portrays cleared ground in front Of Yves Bibbs new barn" where the duel eventually takes place, after much inconsequential talk and 2 scene between the Capn and Charity II rises to true drama for few moments and is 2 very good scene. George Dozier meets the Cap'n first, gives bullet in the shoulder and gets one in the heart Major Singlefoote, very much inebri- 2'ed. is next He misses the weak and fainting Cap'n who refuses to fire until begged to do so to save the Majors honor He fires into the air Curtain
 The action of Act III takes place n Charitvs room in the loft of their 2ahin where the Major comes to isit Interrupted once by 2 suitor ,f the girls. who explains how much T love with her he is while the ~ap'n is in hiding, the Cap'n tells lis story He admits he intended to ool them all including her, but f. lally gives the hearers 10 under tand that he wiA return for her ome day and leaTes, bringing down he curtain on the act and the play
 The cast of the production was as
New Britain herald., 1925-09-16
No More Dandruff

The sure way tc abolish dandruft Is to destroy the germ that causes it. To do this quickly and safely there is nothing so good as Parstan Sase-the best hair and scalp treatment. Steps itching scalp and falling hair Asv any druggist for Partisan Sage. It's guaranteed.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-16

it's just a common ordinary butterl milk in the form of a wonderful cream.
 To get the best effect, be sure i'd follow the simple directions. Ind Fair Department Store, and all druggists guarantee a noticeabid
 improvement after the first sppliI cation or they will refund thd money.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-16

There are 17o,soo,oOO Protestant in the.world.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-16

The settings Of inc productlon were very good indeed, being color fully blended, Full advantage was taken of the opportunity to intro duce colorful colonial uniforms on the principals. The Southern &C., cent will undoubtedly be accepted in the northland.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-16
The Great storm

The Great Storm By Thornton ". Burgess When Mother Nature takes a hand lis well to heed her least com nand.
 Buster Beat.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-16

The Herald can always help you, if you use a Classified Ad.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-16

The next story: The Great Sur prise of Buster Bear"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
Campfire Girls

Seattle girls. and outottown girls.
Seattle guardians and outoftown
guardians. are all !nSAed To the
March conference OF Campfire Girls
10 be held In Seattle. March goth
TO END. Following la the tentative
program and list OF suggestions:
Friday. March 20. 4 o'olock-R Regis.
ta,ion and placing OF guests icon.
tlnucd thru evening" q
Saturday to - o'clock Confer,
enco session.
10 o'clock Exhibits at Arm.
ory Rnd final practice for coun.
acil Fire.
TOO o'clock--Graud Council Fire
in Armory
Sunday. . to o'c'ock Ten and TO.
csptlon aboard ship.
l. Outoftown girls should reg,
isier immediately Registration IL
20 cents for outoftown girls and
20 cents for Seattle glrla. Regis.
tratipn should be- mailed with name.
agc. address. guardian. and whsth
er tho Riri wished 10 be Is guest Of
"A Seattle girl No registrations Will
be accepted after March 18th. Past
experience has proven that last
minute registering is disastrous.
Seattle girls may register any time
no 10 and including Saturday morn.
ing. The registration fee entities
ono 10 all sessions. Council Fire.
etc. without additional charge.
3 Each group should have a
group exhibit Ea'ai group should
decide upon several things they
would l.sc and then call hcadquar.
tera and express their preference.
tses list In March Torchl Exhib.
IT'S viii be put up Friday afternoon
and saturday morning.
J. Uniform OF white MILDLY. black
tic .and dark skigi viii be- wnr to
all sessions except Council Fire,
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should be- left with parents or
friends This year congestion will
be avoided In cloak rooms, etc,
4 Council Fire tickets may he go
cured from Camnradcro ~ any time,
They ure Is cents. Since the Hoai.
Ing capacity Of the Armory iH linn,
tied and seats are not reBeryd, Rirls
should secure tickets for their pur
enta and friends early. The proceeds
from tho tickets over and above *.
penacs win 90 toward the Scaith
Horse fund. The following awards
arc offered for selling tickets:
a. a week At camp for the girl
selling the grcatcRt number
b. weekend aboard ship for tho
three girls selling the second highest
number
c, 4 local honor Stealth Horse
Fund honor" TO each girl selling 20
tickets
0. Girls from every district and
town should be ready with poppy
song to answer 10 roll call. If they
expect 10 respond they must notify
Cnmnraderie in writing IN order 10
DO listed. The Seattle song will be
'Wo Arc Maids OF Seattle" This
viii be tught AT the song practices
Among tho other songs the girls
should know are THE Boating Song,
Walking and Work" songs. Burn
Fire, Burn" Mystic Fire" Lay Mc
TO Sleep" THE Sun Is Sinking In
the Went" America, the Beautiful"
etc. The Greed. Pledge and Desires
viii also be used.
This Council Fire celebrates the
sixth birthday for Campfire in Seat
tie and the i4th nationally.
8. Song practices viii be aboard
ship Saturday. March Il. at u
o'clock, and Tuesday, March 10. al 4
o'clock, at the Armory. This viii in
cludc complete Council Fire re
( henrsai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
Music
Negro Tenor Sings at
MetropOlitan TONIGHT

Roland Hayes. famous negro tenor
viii appear this evening Ia concert
nt tile Metropolitan thcator, under
the local management OF MiaH Mar
iory Cowan. William Lnwroncr vii
be Mr. Hayes accompanies. several
chunges have been made in the pro.
gram previously announced II FOL
lows.
adelaide s.HFssrHa#Hsssst. beethoven
would You Gain the Tender Crea-
lure HssrssrFtFf.ss,ssss liHudF
i'l' lor0ll"' ,....s .,,,,',s.. schubert
"bu liiat die Rub" ..,....... Schubert
"l'h iirb M TrRum Gowelhst .Bchumaur
der hubabAum" ..s.......... EfhumAnn
III
blow Blow. Thou Winter WIND"
thhakrapcarrJ .s....,t Roger Qulltsi
10 lseys" tMhnnui ,,,,,..,.. Massenti
In the Silence OF Might Ilachmaninof
ANllEht' .ssss..rfrt, Katherine Blsf
Negro Bplhtuhis--
steal Away" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
AaanEsd by Lawrence Brown
"Eysey Time ! Peel do spirit"
Arranged ~ Lawrence Brown
"BIt Down" s......,..........
Arranged ~ Roland Hayes.
u Got Home Ia That Rock"
Arranged by Roland Hayes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
Personal

Mr. and Mrs. Miller Freeman re-.
motor trip 10 California,
Mrs. Clarence pock has returned
from an extended trip 70 California
und Arizona.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Henry Len.
noN, Jr.. are receiving congrutuln,
tions upoi1 the birth Of a ron March
10 at the Seattle General hospital.
Mrs. John Il. Ife,fernan. Jr.. ro.
turned Saturday from California,
month.
Mr.. mud Mrs. WI. Rhodes and
SIR. and Mrs. ~. Issiorss win leave
motor trln 20 california
-. an. a. -, ~ p.,.., ,,,,o
-, 80 :" a'', 49,, ''' ~ =. ''
'''''' NV ''''' W '''''' 's ''''o''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
s.,ttle Day NauSery WiIt GiUe Spring Balp'
: ''1 nt OLYMPIC, Last Dance OF Series

.,,,r seattle pay Nursery esso-
fAs .,,oa has SGT Friday evening
I; FOR rs bis charity alt. ',,
AFn 49, ball" to be giNcn IA 'h'
I'm ~ ballroom at The olympic,
s'a u. parpose OF u'lsine iuna Is, 20 70
n Y. |. new buadinE for E's''aN'
~ .N a. the association
sisaS ,,. :, wears have elapsed since IN, INC
f0s a,ion gave a charity hall, Ehe
$50. $50 nom that affair eu'l' the
E , seattle branch OF tho DAY
Nurscry u.,,v is general
w q the hall assisted by
s sa,lswins committee Mrs
y Grant Mrs q, \ & lNoeh-
nsla Ms I. c. Gilman. MrH James
sc, ,,,Esr,. Mrs, Alison + Wood
! M, J. IL Fox, Ms R'dsley
g. Mrs l.. |. Mendel Mrs IL
NV :,',..on ana Mrs. John {, Eden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
Meetings of
Study Groups

The morning book review class at
the women's University club will
assemble on Wednesday. Al 1890
o'clock. Mrs, A. n. Stewart viii
review Arnold waterlou." by May
Sinclair The discussion win be led
hy Mrs. Donald Moponaia and Mrs.
John siubcrlet,
At the current events luncheon.
az 1915 o'clock. Mrs c. ]. France
viii tell or her regent experiences
IN ireland,
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Orthopedic Shops

Iutcrlakeu guild will direct tho
service at the orthopcdic lunch room
Wednesday with Mrs O. McCrory.
hostess. assisted by Mrs. a. H. Wells.
AIRS. +. IL. Grlnnel. Mrs. Charles
Stadfel,. AIRS. A. w Parrgthm. Mrs.
r. II. Cloudy. Mrs. J. A. Atilnis", Mrs,
W l.. Docring. Mrs. q l., Mortrudc.
AIRS. X. Gilbert. Mrs. T. j, Pcrkin.
son. Mrs e. c. Tcnuy. Mrs. l.. l..
Baaken and Mrs, y. Hamill.
Queen Anne guild with Mrs.
Charles Schick and Mrs, Ray @.
sharpe viii BE- In charge at the Thrift
shop Wednesday morning. and Mrs.
Oliver Iamson and Mrs. Jason ID.
Butler for Capitol Hill guild on
"wednesday afternoon.
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Morning Musicale
at The Olympic

Tho fourth and last program OF
the Musical Art society morning
musicale series Viii be given in tho
ltaliaa ballroom at The Olympic. on
"Wednesday morning. March rs, at
N o'clock.
Mrs. Frank u, Black, the Monday
Practice club and tho Music prac-
uoo club have consented 90 act as
special sponsors for the affair.
Mrs. Malcolm Hughes Ia president
OF tho society and Miss Maybcllo
Brunncn. executive secretary,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
Kreisler, Violinist,
Supreme
BY LOUISE RAYMOND OWENS

Fritz Krclsler. supreme among
modern yiolinis,s, whose concerts
here nro always 40 eagerly antlci.
pated, was heard in recital last
evening At the Metropolitan theater
by an audience that taxed the the.
alter 20 capacity n Is seldom that
an artist Is accorded tho reception
krcislor received. ug the moment he
stepped upon the stage he was greet.
cd with thundorous applause.
Kreisier has justly been called n
ms)a'r musician. uH his playing IL
that Of the artist " perfect com.
mnnd of his instrument nj all times.
flo plays IN an easy. dignincd man.
ner that commands tho greatest re.
spect from his heGfcrB. His tones
are clear, firm and Of belllike
quality, He Is "A brilliant technicIan
and his Interpretation OF the most
difficult as well ns OF the less In.
tricato numbers wnh such az only
a Krcislor could give, His tonal col.
onng and intonation wors gupcrb
and added charm 20 every number
given. KreAier. ono OF the few 10
have se power 10 arouse the emo.
tons. holds his audience from the
beginning until after he had gener.
ousiy responded with several extra
numbers Ut the close OF the program.
More superb muSicianshlp could
not b. found than In his playing Of
Haenders "Sonotn a Major" Bach's
prelude and Gayottc. Il Major
and Symphonic Espagnolo." by
Iolo, which were the opening mum.
berH. The remainder Of the program
was made mp OF works Of lesser i'm.
portanco and contained Saint Saens'
"Itundo Capiccioso. " Negro Spirit,
ual Melody" from Largo OF the New
World Symphony by Dyor1k Krcis.
Ter: Melody" by Charles q. Dawes;
DcbuRy's ia file aux chevoux de
lin, by DcbusAy,% arranged by Ar.
thur Hartmann. and MOLLY on the
shore" by Percy Granger krcsilcr.
The entire program WIS greeted
with the utmost enthusiasm and
KrclsI@rswas most generous In his
cncorcH which included Caprice
Antique" by Balogh Kreisler,
March Of the Watch. from the
suite "Much Ado Abou, Nothing.
by KornRold, and krelsler's well.
known "Thc Old Refrain"
Curi hanson proved AN excellent
accompanied for the ar1lsL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
Buffet Dinner by
tle DnrQnds

pr and Mrs. JAZZ J. Durand will
.,,.,rsa with buffet dinner AT
49, hone saturday evening, IN
sspw oicpr. and strs. Richard
oshsa who returned last week
,uaan extended trip 10 Cuba and
= ~ East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
riitv Club to Entertain
rw;s1JIuesddy Night

rSny club VIII entertain Win
dance OF its winter series
y vs.sussaay evening, at the Seat
Inns the affair Mr.. and
n Nanny are sponsoring
" sr :. no.hOst dinner at The
lsEpplr -,,.. -, th.
,rrh,des Mr.. and Mrs Bruce
~. M. .nd Mrs. Roy Kinnear,
= IN NrS Victor Rabel, Mr.
NJ Harry Coo and Mr., and
~ rsaN EwelI Cass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
Mrs, Boyle
luncheon Hostess

Mrs. Lawrence Boyle viii he host.
css az luncheon % twelve covers az
the Sunset club Thursday. in honor
OF Mrs, Louise Vans ogle. who viii
speak nj the club at II o'clock or
The InviSihlc city OF Kitcsh." by
Rimsky Korsakow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
ANNUAL DINNER
AND DANCE

The transportation club an,
nounccs Is annual dinner and
dance and installation Of officers On
Friday evening. March 20. at the
Chamber OF Commerce banquet
hall. Dinner az $50 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
ORCHESTRA NEEDS
NsIFAU AFtFAfnEDu

NEW MEMBEkE
4 call is made for girls who play
instruments. violin. cello. flute. OF
any other. They are needed for the
Campfire orchestra. Call the shi1
for information or better still, re-
port for orchestra practice any
Tucsdas at o'clock aboard ship
Mrs. II. o. BREEDING wants girls
10 remember that there is a most
fascinating photograph tinting class
every Monday afternoon at 4
o'clock and SHE viii be on the ship
a. teach. II she Is notified that
she "a wanted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
Tmihaht Musicale

The Ladies' Guild Of LAST Seattle
viii sponsor twilight musicale on
Sunday afternoon. March ~. al I
O'Clock. at Guild hall
@Tsprogram for tho affair viii be
announced later.
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Hosts at Evening Bridge

Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur Wilde VIII
entertain az bridge on Thursday eve.
nlsg. ~ their home, e32s Thirty.scc.
ond ave $
Three tables viii be in play
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY

Low CLUB
L 0, ". club will meet wedncs-
"a. March II. at Mrs. Persons
aaze, .i5s slst ST. Take No. %
ar.
EASTERN STAR CLUB
ne Eastern Star club win meet
sz bridge on Wednesday. March IL.
~ O'clock. at 1890 Arcade Square.
FEDERATED
CUB MEETINGS
Meetings Of Federated clubs on
Wednesday, March II. viii be as
hEsxx
Ladiss Grotto club at Federation
'9'fouse, 2 o'clock. Program; Re
FeT o. Peer Gynt" ubsenl by
n Charles b. w. Raymond: roll
az, current events. Hostesses,
ktason.
literary Interpretation depart.
~, q Seattle woman's club with
~ J. G. Baker. i4s T.. 5sth ST.. at
20 O'clock. The Modern Drama
" e reviewed by Mrs. Charles
hataen- Mrs. Eva Felt. chairman.
4 ~ O'clock. the Current Events
xs'iinsnt will meet program will
-1Ne paper on present Condi.
i, "a O Russia by Mrs. Lee
s,seieF' ron call. Current Events"
northwest Products luncheon and
1la party at The home OF Mrs.
= Z Barnhars. 5722 L. Green
- way. Luncheon at IL oSlock
=. cards at 2 O'Clock.
ess' Seattle Art club at FEEDER.
saol Clubhouse, 1890 O'Clock. A
. - Of cathedral at Antwerp
i, e pysn ~ Mrs. A. w. Van
es As,ess, sSIrs. BurleIgh NJ.
UKRAINE SOCIAL CLUB
-. frame Social club viii meet
II nia Greyerbiehl, 421 2sth ave.
+ Il Wednesday, March II. at 2 p. m.
Ml5. "'Y''su lake car
shRsfTY CHAPTER D. A. r.
NJ ~ -, important meeting is SEIZED.
y Wednesday, March II. at 2
M. y, oy the Mothers club Of Uni.
4. ~ enapter D. a. r. Members
d. 'a asea 70 attend as the work for
'"lng bazaar will be distributed.
RaoDoDEsDRoN CLUE
'' hhododendron club win ffold
lIday. meeting Wednesday.
~. u at the home Of Mrs. w. II.
s ,aa..s ''s FIRST ave. n. W. Take
eJ car.
r. LAKE W. c. r. U.
49,. sn Lake W. G. It. u. viii meet
~. lay' March II, At 1870 y, m.
;sr ~ nome Of Mrs. n. j. smith.
%ILA LODGE
b 'I WA lodge will have Ita yopu.
,Y,.l s.1asss meeting wednesGsv
rktsr.' March II, at 8 O'Clock. In.
a,r,aa s q candidate, followed ~
s ,ss. whist. Member anJ nd
~. Al. - ,u wen as strangers in the
y invited. l,efrcshmentg.
I 's'ssesrowss Pr. 4
5F.iaas@''own Pr. a. viii meo,
n pr',ss March II, At 2.55 ., m.
isIas J s',s,1 viii consist Of The = fol- o..
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Supper at Home
Sundan Niqht

VI. ant Mrs. {. Kirk Hillnlan win
.ss.srtzsa ylth a snppcr az thcic
sAane xtsunday evening. Covers
I'd teShced for fourteen.
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Cards Ont for Tea

Ms II. r Bartlett has cards out
r. tea al her home on Thursday
aa,,rOon. March I2. froO until s
sebsk-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
ADDITIONAL CLUBS

NoTHERso CLUE ENTERTATNs
The Mothers club OF III Sigma
Gamma entertained at cards al the
chapter house on Saturday evening.
Twenty eight tables were in play.
The proceeds viii augment the build.
ing fund.
oRPHEON sSCIETY
The orphcon society will hold It's
first rehearsal for the May concert
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
Hosts at Dinner

Yrs and Mrs. George Bliss Black.
vi viii be hosts az n dinner Of
fEsnty covers a, their home in
Non: Baker park on Saturday
sysz.ng.
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where ceremonial gowns will be
worn by all girls who have them.
Girls should not plan TO change
nj tho Armory. but should wear
their gowns under long coats, Hats
should no, be worn to the Armory,
and things should not be left in
scoat.pockets. II possible wraps
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10
AUXILIARY TO BROTHERHOOD
OF RAILWAY TRAfNMEN

The Ladies' auxiliary 20 The
Brotherhood Of Railway TrHiumer
viii hold is regular meeting ut lai;
First ave, Thursday. March 19. at
1880 p. m.
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Hrs. Heya to Giue
eJaforusH LancheCs

rsanwtng Mrs. Louise Van oslcs
,,,,ure al the sunset. club. Thurs
=, u,rnlng. Mrs. Langdon c, Hen
: uill entertain with an anIoFa'al
-eAscn AZ the club,
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woMEN's MISSIONARY
BAPTIST UNION

There willcbe meeting of the
executive board Of the Women's
Baptist Missionary union. wednes-
day, March II. at 1890 o'clock, on
the sixth floor at the Y. w. c. A.
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portable 5 will have charge OF the
program, Mrs. +, s. Goodwin. prcsi.
dent OF Campfire Mothers will talk
and f.olowhea and wewoto groups
and Fircrly group wosclo. will sivc
a playlet "A Day at scalth." Re,
frcshments by the teachers.
BRIGHTON PREsCHooL
CIRCLE
The Brighton Prc.school circle
viii meet at the Brighton school
Wednesday, March II. at : p. m.
GERMAN LADIES' SOCIETY
Tho German Ladies' Aid society
VIII have whist and bridge party
"Wednesday evening. March II. at
Norton'A cafeteria. Tho proceeds
from the affair viii DO devoted 20
the Old Peoples Home fund
HOME SEWING CLUB
The Home Sewing club OF tho
Ladies' OF the @. \. II. Will meet
Wednesday. March II. az Roosevelt
hall. 1854 Third ave Luncheon
viii be served at nooa by Abphau
| Lincoln circle.
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WoMEN's CENTURY CLUB

The household adHinistration de-
partment OF the Woman's Century
club win meet with Mrs. Arthur
Holt, 1910 Mount Baker blvd. Mrs.
ii 8, Carrigan viii speak on
"Glass" and Mrs. Henry Blttman
on Eating" and THE vitamlnes."
The club chorus will meet for re-
hcarsnl at 10 q. m. at tho home
Of Mrs. J. II. Templcton, 1903 Sen
eca st.
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WOmen's Clubs

MasiC-C hndFsn % Room ia
TAX Reorganization OF the Eisuep-
tary sc hooi Curriculum
Asst sUpi. y. v willard
Taik--'-what Rhall Our Pupils f~ad -
Miss Mcmillan. % the Seattle Public
Business nssuns.
BIRTHDAY LUNCHEON
Clara Barton tent. Daughters OF
Veterans. win give A complimentary
birthday luncheon Wednesday.
March II. in Veterans hail. Ar.
mory. The regular meeting viii
follow the luncheon.
ALTRUIsTIC CLUB
The Aluulstic club OF Mizpah
Temple, No. 30, will meet with Mrs.
John Il. orr. 2lI2 n. SIND st.. on
Wednesday. March II. Election OF
officers.
LUNCHEON AND PROGRAM
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Mount Baker Park Community Pres
byterian cnurch VIII nave luHchs
con at the church followed b. "a pro
gram Wednesday. March IL, at l
o'clock. The proceeds derived VIII be
devoted TO the pir.organ fund.
The numbers on the program FOL.
low.
Voiee--"Auid Lang sym ..........
Mrs. A. Preston Burus.
Plano Selected.
Miss Carmen Frye.
VoIcs-Selscted.
George Nelson. baritone
Reading The Lady Of the Portrait
Mrs. Nettio Shrsyo Baymau.
Violin
Miss Grace Hopkins.
Voice
Dawn" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Curran
Friend Of Mine" ...I..q.. .5andsrsou
Rose IN ths Bud .......... Forster
Mrs. II. H. 7. Anderson.
ReadInEs--
'~rhe Merry Gyssy queen" .Gu,ensn
Pink Domino" ..s......s.... EipIing
'~rhs Sons OF Martha" KipiinE
THE value Of a Smile" ....... Nssbit
Mrs. HaymHu.
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pr. a. REGULATION
rIMlfITrEE

COMMITTEE
The recreation committee OF the
Seattle Council OF Parent.Teacher as
sociatlons will hold II meeting on
Wednesday, March II, Mt p. M. In
thoSfhyslcal Education building at
the University OF Washington.
Mr., William Coylo will give a 20
minute talk on parliamentary law
and Miss Mary Dross will explain
the physical training course.
Take car No 10 and get off at
H. 45th 81. The building stands at
the northeast corner OF the campus.
WEST WOODLAND PIT. a.
West Woodland P..T. a. VIII mcet
Wednesday. March II, ut 2 y. m IN
the school auditorium, Room ana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-10

Tuesday evening. March 70. NJ 73o
o'clock. In the clubrooma ~ tse Ter,
minnl Sales building. Those desiring
TO have a voice tryout are aSkod TO
report az that ilrs. Mr.. Edwin Fair
bourn Ia director OF the society.
ANNUAL BALL
The Ballard High School Alumni
association announces Blossom
time Bail'' on Friday evening. May
$. All those wishing TO attend ars
urged 10 secure their bids aA soon AS
possible.
ADAMS PIT. A. VAUDEVILLE
The Adams TT, a, vaudeville and
candy sale vii. 10 held In the sym
narium ot the school on Thursday
and Friday evenings, March 1913. Al
s O'Clock
The program viii be as follows
Overture school Crrbssits.
Mrs . l., Larson. director
Mri. James Holland. Mrs. Fred cast.
yer Mra ARsi Nelson.
a Tragedy 'srhr Pail " nrutua''
tC5mle sguza ~ teachers % Adams
sFhosll
cog Dance
EE5slins Collier
The % y a. a iebmic uuRftrti
sifr. a. a Steele Miss Esthsr walHa-
muth, Mf J. D, Hansen. Mr. o. 4.
Lehman.
N. Cuss-Aii ttonsIy IN tao hsis3--
CAST.