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New Britain herald., 1925-04-04

nation party at Kaplan's restaurant on East Main street, last Sunday. About 10 guests were present frsm Waterbury, Hartford and this city.
 Mrs. George H. Mitchell of 215 Mapel street. left Wednesday for Pittsburgh, Pa, to visit her daughter Gertrude, who is engaged in cafe teria work in the high school.
 Mir. and Mrs, Frederick A. Hart of Stanley street sailed Tuesday from New York for two weeks visit with friends in Miami, Florida.
 Miss Eileen Gilmore gave party at her home on Beaver street Mon day evening for Miss Mary Donahue who will marry Joseph Kenny Of Waterbury this spring. Miss Don ahue is a teacher of music in the Waterbury schools and MT. Kenny is manager of the Ford Motor Co.,, Of Waterbury.
 Among the guests were Miss Ruth Anderson. Miss Loretta Cauheld, Miss Grace Schmidt. Miss Ruth Lar son, Miss Dorothy Stiquel, Miss Ruth .OBrien and Miss Eva Coates,
 Members of the Phi Sigma soror- ity gave spring party at the Com munity house in Berlin Wednesday evening, April 8. Mir. and Mrs. Samuel l., Hinch- kliffe of Cherry street will observe the 42nd anniversary of their mar riage at their home next Tuesday, April z.
 Mrs. William Booth of Forest street Is in New York city.
 MT. and Mrs. Irving Allen and son of New Haven are the weekend guests of Mrs, Aliens mother. Mrs. Rose T. Hubbard of Lakeview ave- nue.
 Miss Catherine Wells, daughter of Mrs. William Wells of Newington is home from Simsbury to spend her spring vacation with her mother.
 Mrs. William Walker of Hamilton street has for her guests her moth- CT, Mrs. Monit Wallace and her grandmother, Mrs. Jesse Welch of Short Beach.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. H. Hubbard and daughter Shirley of Vine street are spending the weekend at Short Beach with Mrs. Hibbard's parents Mir. and Mrs. M. D. Stanley. Mrs. George T. Boil of Sherman court entertained the members of her bridge club at cards at her home Thursday afternoon. The prizes were awarded to Mrs. Sherwood Berger, Mrs. Edward Christ and Miss Harriet Reynal. The next meeting of the club will be held Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Sherwood Berger's home on West Main street,
 The active members of the New Britain Musical club, president, The ron Hart, met last Tuesday evening at the home of Mir. and Mrs. How ard Y. Stearns of Stanley street, MT. Stearns spoke to the members on Orchestra Music" and program of music was given by certain members of the club.
 Active members of the Alpha Al pha sorority and alumni members oi the organization met Tuesday eve ming at the home of Miss Beatrice Reynal. daughter of MT. and Mrs Louis Reynal of Lexington street.
 The county banquet of the Amer lean Legion will be held this eve uing at the Hotel Bond in Hartford
New Britain herald., 1925-04-04
BY GEnRGn IL. MANNING

(washlngton Bureau of N. B, iIerald.)
 Washington. D. C., April 4.-Doug- las Andrews Johnston, of New Brit ain has been promoted to first lieu tenant In the Reserves, Field Artil- lery. U. s. army. the war department announced today. a
New Britain herald., 1925-04-04
FRENCH PLANES COLLIDE

Thionville, April 1.-Two French army planes practicing military air formations yesterday collided at a height of 1000 feet. In the crash to earth both machines were wreck ed and the two pilots killed.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-04
WAR MINISTER OUT
Gen. Di Gigoria Resigns in Italian
 Ministry and Mussolinl Takes Post
 for Time Being.

By The Associated Press.
 Rome. April 4.-official announce ment was made to lay of the resig- nation of General Dl Giorgio as Italian war minister. Premier Mus solinf has assumed the portfolio add interim.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-04
MILITARY NOTES

Hartford, April 4.--Adjutant gen. erals orders today assign Corporals Clifton and Alexander D. Grasso, as staff sergeant to the 242nd coast ar-
 tilery (H. D. for duty.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-04

Housekeepers and maids, as well as laundry workers will do well to use the Classified Ads this week ana ,ext for bette: positions.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-04
FAVOR STUDY OF EvoIU1oN

Sacramento, Calf, April 4.-Ths state board of education yesterday went on record formally in favor of teaching evolution in the public schools of California, but only as a theory.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-04
PASSES S3RD BIRTHDAY.
Friends of Mrs. W. +. Holcomb of Plainyillc to Help Celebrate Oc- caSion,

Mrs. W. II. Holcomb of S3 Farm irgton avenue, Plainville, celebrated her S3rd birthday Thursday when a number Of her friends from New Britain and Plainville gathered at her home. An original poem was read by Mrs. Nettie Coats of New Britain, with pleasing effect Mrs. Holcomb was presented with many useful and handsome gifts and a purse of money. A luncheon was served during which Mrs. Arthur Darling favored with several musical selections. During the afternoon a prayer and praise service was held.
 Mrs. Holcomb was born in Hart ford, April 2, 1S42, but has resided in New Britain and Plainviie for the last c5 years.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-04
Store Announcements A

T WILL PAY YoU-To WALK 4 FEW STEPS AND LOOK OVER OUR WIN. TER UNDERWEAR AND FLANNEL
 SHIRT BARGAINS. ARMY & NAVY STORE. NEXT TO WESTERN UNION
New Britain herald., 1925-04-04

state officials will be prcsent. A large degelation from the Eddy Glover post, this city Is expected to attend.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-04
City Advertisement

coal dealers under cono of all city departments In the office of the city clerk by 6:oo 10 1925.
 Anth be and free from dirt ., must be of quality and grade suitable
 for in boilers.
 of origin be given; namely, the mine mining company producing the coal
 Goa mus be the bins
 awarding contracts, successful bidder must com-
 promptly that those depart
 requiring coal immediately be taken care Of Weight be delivered with each load and
 corresponding duplicates must accompany each invoice right accept or reject
 all bids
 furnish with his bid personal surety
 bond satisfactory to the Committee. Amount of such
 1oes of s50oo0 5e6 Below are requirements departments with the Where the bins not large understood that the and that where two more necessary fill the bin imme diatey that the supply of coal Is 0 running
New Britain herald., 1925-04-04
AUTOMOTIvE
Auto and Truck Agencies

Auto and Truck Agencies 8 BUICK MOTOR CARs-sales and service Capitol Buick Co.,. ls3 Arch St. Phone .6oT. IADILLAC CARS--Sales and Service Lash Motor Co. "A Reputable Concern" West Main. corner Lincoln etreetp. :HEvROLET MOTOR CARs-sales and service. Superior Auto Company. lT Arch St. Phons 2i1.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-04
HUDSON & ESSEX USED GAR DEPT

BETTER USED CARS 1924 Coupe tlow miisags) it3S. la24 Tudor, $500. 1929 TouringE, s2eo to $500. is2: TourinEA SIPS to si75. RuNABoUTs AND ToURINGs
 ALL YEARS
 ALL PRICES oidsmobIis touring in beautiful oon- dition, t3so. .- .-'s . '.t' ELMER AUTOMOBILES co. 2: MAIN ST. TEL. lEls. POPULAR FORD DEALERS
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Personals

FREE HOMES wANTED-for the follow ing children: Five year old Catholic girl. six year old Catholic boy and six year old Protestant boy. Apply to the Bureau of Child Welfare. I'll Capitol Ave. Hartford, Conn.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-04

IF YOU HAVE-a Hawk Eye camera we have film packs to fit. We also show you how to run 1t. Arcade Studio. property owner to use gallon of L. & NJ. Semi Paste Paint out of any he buys and if not perfectly satisfactory the remainder can be re- turned without payment being made for the one gallon used. See our advertise Hent in this paper. Longman & Mar ttnez.i Paint makers.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-04

DEPENDABLE USED CARS DODGE BROTHERS 1s74 A sedan.
 is24 B sedan. !' 1s34 Touring. Is34 Coupe. FoRDs- ''. 1928 Sedan. ..., 1928 Coupe. ESSEX 'ia is7t Touring. .@ ''t OTHER LOW PRICED CARS
 TERMS ARRANGED
 THE s.& ?. MOTOR SALES CORP, DODGE BROTHERS DEALERS 1T ELM ST. TEL. 7s1.
 OPEN EVENINGS
New Britain herald., 1925-04-04

The Mayors Purchase of Coal for City Depts
 DONALD L. BARTLETT, Chairman.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Burial Lots, Monuments

NEW BRITAIN-Mounmenta Worka. i7s
 Oak St. Monuments of all siEes and
 descriptions Carving and letter cutting our speciality.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-04

POPPED PLANTs--Abutiion. Azaiea, Be- gonia. Clneraria, Cyclamen. Ferns. Palms vincos. etc. Flower Garden House. li6s Stanley St. Phone s3ss-is. Store t36 Main St. Phone 339i.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-04

c. H. Jekason, secretary
New Britain herald., 1925-04-04
Florist

CUT FLoWERs-Daffodils ,75c. doE. Easter plants. New Britain Greenhouse. Oak & Lasalle St. Tel. 2s43-it.
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Lost and Found

BOOK NO. S054-issuod in the name of
 the estate Henrietta l.. Goodrich, Mary c. Clark. administratrix reported lost or
 destroyed. if found, return to the Plain- tillo Trust Company. Plainville. Conn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-09

Royal Dadmun. baritone. will be
presented in concert by the Music
ord Art Foundation fund on Mon
day evening, March 16, Mt the First
i.yabytefian church.
Mr.. Dadmun Is one of that admir-
able type. OF singers in which this
country has become so rich during
the present century. He Is an
American by birth and descent n
native OF willlHmstown, Mass. His
entire musical training was received
in this country. and in this country
he has had his career. The posses.
sor OF baritone voice Of uncom.
mon richness. mellowness and range,
he has won particular praise as n
song recitalist.
For dozen years Mr.. Dndmun
has been n familiar figure on our
concert stage. Seldom Is there n
great festival without his name
among tho soloists. Choral socie.
ties have found him ever n most
reliable adjunct TO their work. Hls
recituis In New York, Boston and
other musical ccnters have always
elected the highest praise from the
critics Musical clubs in all parts
Of the country have called on him
TO sing for them and he has been
sololst on long concert tours with
tho Philharmonic Orchestra OF New
York and Minneapolis Symphony
orchestra.
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Reception
rnnlnliittCC Named

r,s,sr Monday. April rs brings
A. ansual card party OK North
vS,,suav elrclo % the Fruit and
s,swgr mission, II viii >hc the frs,
.,,,l,. affair 10 be held In the new
.,,p,er house II Rainier chapter,
N,rshters Of the American Revolu,
-, which the chapter is donating
A, he occasion.
.,,,nr as the reception committee
q - Mrs. r. 5, Goodwin, Mrs,
a. u lyon, Mrs. ), l., Crawford.
vr, W. C, Clark and Mrs + u,
Tn,r who will be assisted by Mrs,
NJ Merritt. Mrs 5, 4, Hayes, Mrs,
gp Kennedy. Mrs. \, T. Mccall
M, and Mrs 5, l. spencer Tickets
-,r = obtained from Mrs Crawford
Il a piSl.tti.,
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FotertaaS at Informal luncheon; Garden
Club TTHI Meet Tuesday

W. Ives, Mrs, q, Il l<ostengrrn. Mrs.
q Smith, Mrs. Nura Case. Mrs l..
nuhes, Mrs, n. r. Morry and Mrs.
p, r. Guthrie,
The Thrift shop viii ho In CHARGE
OF AIRS T. G, snyder ON Tuesday
morning aud In tho afternoon Ma
V'oNc Olsen ana Mrs. Robert Hard.
ms VIII have charge Cor scahurst
lMNIIlnrN
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gRtertains Today

Mr.. Clair McCabo entertained at
sssss AZ her home this afternoon
honor OF Mrs, Charles Harvey
Asia. Jr. clarence Rogers. re-
IA, briae, and Mss Gertrude Smith.
sAoss engagement to Mr. Kenneth
lanes was announced a short time
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Clubs
CLUBS FOR TUESDAY

.CLIoNIAN CLUB
The Cisonlan club viii hold an
evening meeting Tuesday. March
10. at 8 o'clock az the home Of tho
president. Mrs. Fred W. Catlett.
5i5i Cascadia ave. This meeting
will b IN the nature OF ST. Pat.
rick's party. the ladies' bringing
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Proceeds Wa
ERdOlc Bed

Tho Junior division OF the Nor,,e.
Eian Hospital association is sponsor.
lng an entertainment in Norway
hail. Friday evening at : o'clock
for the purpose ~ cudowiug a bed
IN tho hospital as a memorial TO the
Norwrgian pioneers OF this state.
For two wears the division has aid
cd In every way the parcu, organi.
mJlon ia It's work OF ercating "A
hospital IN their memory, but tha
viii be their initial independent az.
fort.
Professional song and dance mum,
ecrs and two ouc-ect comedies. un,
der the direction or Miss Margaret
Olson, viii compose the following
program
Noreesian songs In costume. Niles May
Nvel, accompanied b Mites frames WI.
Hams
ranso and novrp Dance. Lltus pqr
otbY Aprish and Hobby sehparta
Musical sketch lu costume. Mias EVELYN
Hciisnstrom znd Aliss Viola stevens. yio-
lrists Miss AloEa stevens az the plane.
incidental numbers I'm tbr Morulus'
tariswi, TAadap,s csntabils" trschai-
EeNskyh,
Musical reading Miss Itilla EnEaahi.
Miss Viola stevens violin 0btiIgato. Miss
Olga stevens at tho piano
Comsay 1.-THE Msrsdtths' Entsrtatn
The story The Mersattha have Just
moved 10 new city and are vsrS
eager 20 be accepted among the slRs
IN order 90 impress their rev friends
they invite them tar ar evenings sa.
trrtalnmerfs The maid " HON they
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Ghopedic LuEch
and Thrift Shops

Nrs. c. T. Jordan will DO hostess
ir LAursihurs, guild on Tuesday NJ
iAs 0rthopseiic lunch room. assisted
b. Mrs Percy Bamford. Mrs r.
Fccss. Mrs. C. ". Johnson. Mrs. \.
L Thompson. Mrs. c. J Bush. Mrs.
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Mrs. Baltic to
irntcrtnin Garden Glib

rne seattle Carbon club viii he
...-,,tp,.I ly Mrs Alexander Haillic
!, 49, home tuesday at ESQ o'clock.
~,Nieplc Of the afternoon viii be
, sr,s tho Garden IN Relation
!, TIE House
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rs Monday Practice club viii
NET thss week on Tuesday. wlth
Ms. Paul Roland smith at the
ysaI hour. 1850 o'clock, Tor tho
rayarn which viii BE- followed by
Eachson-
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ERtertaiHS
Luaeheon Club

Mrs. Donald MeCialIcn viii enter
an her bridge club at luncheon on
NsztAy afternoon, March II. at
Ter home. when covers win he
,scsa for twelve.
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occIDGNrAL cmArTEn. 0. .
ADDITIONAL Gibbs
BIRTHDAY LuNcHEoN

BIRTHDAY LUNCHEON
Clara Barton tent. Daughters Of
Veterans. win give a complimentary
birthday luncheon wednesday.
March H., in Veterans hall Ar
mory. The regular meeting viii
follow the luncheon,
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woMAN's EDUCATIONAL
CII'E

CLUB
The Wonana Educational club
VIII meet with Mrs. j. t. McGrew.
5o37 10Th ave. n. l., Saturday.
March u. AZ 2 O'Clock ProgramSt
8 O'Clock.
Airs, c. G. Miller viii outline her
work as chairman Of the child vel.
fare department Of the Seattle Fed.
Grafton OF Women's Clubs. Mrs. II
J. Phillips VIII talk on "JapaneBe
Gardens and Amusemcnts," and vo-
cal selections will be rendered by
Mrs Victor H. Richardson.
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ENGAGEMENT Announced

m. Eunlce Higgins Bulb an
,,asc.s shs engagement Of her
sprhgsr. Dorothy, 20 Mr Wallace
mxwen. The wedding viii take
aes this spring.
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their husbands a. guests
Mfr c. J. France viii e'vc a
talk on the "tush Free state e
Miss Jean McMorrau VIII give as
her talk. - Glimpse at contem.
porary Irish Literature" Mr.. r. 4.
Ahlers. accompanied by Mrs, Ahlcrs
viii sing My wild Irish Ross" tol,
cotta ''Sloyher Maehrcc' ,Olcotu
and Little irish Girl" tIicruau
rovhrl Miss Olga sohngc viii
play tho following violin selections.
accompanied by MB, ]. II. Linton
''Mazurka" CSienowsku. "Shubcrt'a
ssrenAde tshuEern and Cradle
Song tAiecha Eimau)
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woMAN.s CINIc cLnn o

woMAN's civic CLUB Q
The Womau'B Civic club will meet
Tuesday, March 10. at y. m, In
tho Erickson room at tho Y. W. c.
A. Dlscushlon OF Gov iIartDH
tax reduction program nj Q O'Clock.
OCCIDENTAL CHAPTER, .. y. g.
Orclontni chapter O. Il, =. Social
club wAll meet with Mrs. K XIII
MacInuis 1926 W. Goth. Tuesday,
March 10. az 2 y, m.
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Or, and Mrs. Tom MosdaE returned
Saturday from n six weeks motor
trip TO California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Price arc ex
poeted homo thia week from trip
10 California.
Mr.. ana Mrs, O, u. Fisher re-
turned Friday by motor from Cali
fornin. whore they have been no.
iourning for five weeks.
Mn. Joseph swulwell and Mr.
aud Mrs. Howard Swalwen viii
leave Saturday ON n motor trip TO
Los angeles
MIN. David Whltcomh who went
60 thc Orient with the Chamber ~
Commcrc- party on the Prcsidon
Mckinley. II staying over for a
longer visit in Manila and shang-
hal
Mr. and Mira. Robert T.. Greer
| church.
Capitol hin union will have
charge OF tho devotionhls. The pro.
gram viii bs conducted by tho presi,
dents OF the local unions.
Gamma Phi Beta Aumnuo viii
meet az the homo OF Mrs. Frank
toBfnll, 4os 18th ave. n. Tues,
day, March 10. at 1880 o'clock.
SEATTLE PREsnYTERIAL
SOCIETY
Rev. Shuler. pastor Of Trinity NJ.
T.. church. Los Angeles. viii con,
duct tho devotional hour when So
attic Ircsbyteriai meets Tuesday.
March 10. at 1880 a. m. IN tho
ladies parlor OF tae rirat rrcahy.
terrain church
Mas. Adelaide Aldr!ch, OF San
Francisco. executive secretary OF
Fthc Pacific coast for tho Prenbyter.
ian Beard o. National Missions. will
give tho main address.
WEST SEATTLE COMMUNITY
CLUB
Tho regular monthly omen
house" OF West Seattle Community
club will 20 held az tho clubhouse
1905 eth ave. =. w. Tuesday even.
.-s5s-sss-s-
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| CANCEL MEETINGS
owing TO the death Of It's presi.
dent, Mrs. NJ. y. Harker, the League
OF Women Voters has Cancelled It's
regular monthly meeting, scheduled
for wednesday. March II, and the
luncheon planned for Friday, at
Mrs. George Weights home.
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THE cALEIDIf

The Calcldh viii meet Tuesday.
March 10. at ! o'clock. with Mrs, c.
@. Holfner, 400 Boren ave.
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nj tanned very informally at
- - today. az The Olympic, for
rank Ha~ and Mn +. Il.
weecler. Of Tacoma,
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DAUGHTERS or ST GEORGE

Daughters Of 81. George viii meet
at the home Of Mrs. Harry Nc
Kcyitt. 572i A2nd ave. $. W. on
lThursday, March 4. Luncheon at
/ o'clock followed by cards.
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WOODLAND PARK AUXILIARY
The Woodland Park auxiliary 10
the Ruth School Building fund viii
hold to regular meeting Tuesday.
March 10. at 1880 p. m. AZ the hcmc
Of Mrs Oscar sodcrquis,. 1927 Whit.
man ave.
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MILITARY CARD PARTY
Mckinley Circle. Ladies' 81 tho
"a. 4. r. viii give military
whist party az Wings cafeteria,
Tuesday evening. March 10. AZ $50
O'Clock.
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Personals

loft Thursday for tho East to be
gone about slX weeks,
Mrs. Wallace Collins IN leaving
today for the East to spend the
Easter vacation with hoT daughter.
Misa Mary Collins. who Is attend.
| ing Dana Hall
Mrs. George r. Myers spent the
weekend in Victoria, II. G.
Mrs, Joseph dc Maeodo loft Sat.
urdny for Il visit OF several weeks
In Los Angeles,
Mrs. Angus Stewart Of Nuncou-
YER H. C., win arrive In Dwn this
week Tor visit with friends.
Mr., and Mrs, J, W Hughes arc
expected homo about the 18th. NJ.
ter spending tho winter In Califor.
mia,
ling. March 10. Mr. and Mrs. John
Il. Shorctt win boo hosts for the NJ.
fair. Progressive bridge Will be
played. Members and friends In.
yitcd
BUSINESS wOAIEE's CLUB
The business and Professional
Women's club win meet az the EnRi.
noers club, Sixth and Seneca. Tues.
day. March 10th at Gao o'clock. SIR.
10. J, 9. Dutton. president Of the
board Of park commissioners VIII talk
on the park department
DEPARTMENT MEETING
Tho parliamentary Procedure dc.
vnrtmeut ~ the Woman's Century
slub VIII meet TUESDAY. March 10.
.at O'Clock, in the board room AZ
the Y. W. c. 4.
RAINIER PIT. \
Rainier Pr 4. viii give musical
program Tuesday evening. March 10,
Int O'Clock The following numbers
will DO presented: Selections By the
school orchestra: violin solo. Sara.
le,to Grodstein; piano solo, Florence
Grodstsin: vocal solo. Air. r. Efnw;
reading. Miss Fern Thawhan; vocal
solo. Mrs. Molilo Wood. instrumental
quartet. the Page family.
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GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
Tho Annskr Jane BpEnrdus Gene.
ologicni society holds regular meet.
iuE az the home OF D Grlswold. 5sia
Stone way. on Tuesday. March 10.
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AQUfLA LODGE

Aqula lodge wfII have It's regu-
lar business meeting Wednesday
evening. March II. at o'clock. In
itlaroua OF candidates. followed by
progressive whist Members and
friends. aH well as strangers IN the
city. are invited. Refreshments
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ALTRuIsTIC CLUE

The Altruistic club Of Mlzpah
Temple. No. 30. will meet with Mrs.
John y. Orr. 2ll2 y. J2nd st., on
"Wednesday. March II. Election Of
officers.
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SEATTLE Fedora

SEATTLE Fedora.
TiON ". c. T. L.
Tho regular meeting OF Seattle
Federation woman'H chrlstlon Tenn
perancc unions will be held Tuesday.
March 10. NJ y. IN. in Plymouth
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ST MARTINS MOTHERS CLUB
g. Martins Mothers club will he
the guests % NrH William Hahn.
1894 18th ave w Tuesday. March
10 Luncheon at 1880 o'clock. A.
sisliug hoatcssez Mrs George Mar
low Mira N Murphy. ara, Ar
thur Helm. MR. Guy spcllmau. Mrs.
~ r. Won Andersen and Mrs. j.
Mcdonald Take Kinnear chr TO
uluine a.
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YOUNGSTOWN pr. 4.

Youngstown PIT. a. will meet
"wednesday, March II, at 2:i5 ?. m.
The program viii consist Of the fol-
lowing numbers:
Music-ChHdrcn Of Room i2A
Talk REORGANIZATION u the E!'msn-
taTy School Curriculum"
Asst supt y. p. willard.
shall our Pupils Eead7"
Miss Mcmillan. Of the Seattle Public
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Seattle council OF Parent Teacher
associations meets Tuesday March
TO. az 10 a. M tn the Broadway
high school
There will be- no speaker. no that
more time can ar girvn to reports
and The discussion OF circle work.
Information regarding tho holding
Of tho annual election. which should
be In April. viii be explained
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BUSINESS woAlENs CLUE
DEpARTMENr AIEETINn

Tho parliamentary Procedure do.
xBrtmeut of the Womans Century
slub VIII meet Tuesday, March 10.
.at O'Clock, In the board room AZ
the =. ". G. 4.
RAINIER Pm
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CANCEL MEETINGS

Btslnsss meeting.
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ing, March 10 Mr., and Mrs, John
Il. Shorctt VIII boo hosts for the az.
fair. Progressive bridge Will be
played, Members and friends In.
yitcd
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Mrs Angus Stewart Of Nnncou-
YER u. C., win arrive in Dwn this
week FOR visit with friends
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Mr., and Mrs, j, W, Hughes arc
expected homo about the 18th, AZ
ter spending tho winter In CalIfor.
mia,
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Mn. Joseph SwulweIi and Mr.
aud Mrs. Howard Swalwen viii
leave Saturday ON u motor trip to
Los Angeles.