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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-20
Patrick TidmarSh Weds
Portland Girl

or Interest 20 Seattle friends Is
The marriage in Portland Saturday
evening OF Miss Helen Carman.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Harry
Jennings Carman OF Portland. TO
Mn Patrick Maurice Tidmarsh. son
OF Mr. aud Mrs Arthur W. It'd
marsh OF Seattle. The Right Rev.
w T. sumner assisted by tho Rev
DR. 4. A, Morrison. read the service
IN Trinity chapel at $40 o'clock.
The church was cool and inviting
In Its bridal decorations OF white
blossoms roses. asters. sweet peas
and lilies against green hack.
ground and the Pickering light OF
tall white tapers.
In her wedding gown OF white
chiffon falling In soft folds over
white satin. tho bride waA a charm
ing picture IL was simply design.
cd with long close,fittlng sleeves
ana flounco OF old lace on the
skirt and a panel OF lace which fell
from the shoulders In the back.
Her train and yeil were Of tullc.
the veil hound with lace cap and
orange blossoms Orchids and lilies
OF tile valley composed her bou.
quct
Mrs. Joseph lincoln Carman.
Jr,. the matron OF honor. were
dainty frock Of yellow chiffon
and a broad.bTimmed leghorn hat
trimmed with pond lilies.
The brides sister. Miss Virginia
Carman, was maid OF honor. Her
gown was Of almond green chiffon
and her wide hat was also trimmed
with lilies Both the attendants
carried bouquets OF water lilies.
Mr.. Geerge Tidmarsh Of Washing
ton. - C.. was best man FOR his
brother, and tho ushers were Mr.
Joseph l.. Carman. Jr. and Mr.
Kenneth Fraser, A small reception
followed the service al the Car.
man residence
Mrs. Tidmaush wore for travelling
a beige kasha ensemble suit trim.
med with black fox and a smart
beige hat. on their return from
their wedding trip they VIII make
their home In sultan.
Among the out-of-town guests at
the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. J.
l.. Carman OF Tacoma. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. w. Tidmarsh and Miss Phshe
Nell Tidmarsh. Mrs. w S. pui.
mage and Miss Ellen DulmaSe OF
Seattle.
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Tea VIII Honor
Visitor From East

Mrs scrman Ellsworth viii enter.
lain with tea At her home
"Wednesday afternoon, July -, in
honor Of her house guest. Miss
Catherine Ellsworth. OF East Milton.
Mass. Mrs. A. s. Elford viii receive
with Mrs. Ellsworth and the honor
guest and presiding az the tea
tabis VIII be Mrs. $. c. Armstrong.
Mrs. Frank Carter. Mrs. Il. NJ
Downis and Mrs. Harry J. Marley
Mrs, Edward Porep, Mrs, Robert
sistson mcfarland. sIra. r. Kline
Hiliman. Miss Lucille Hart. Miss
Belle HiIlman and Miss Eleanor Ell
ford will assist.
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Information Booth
at Cnrnirnl

Mrs. Henry c Ewing IA chair
man Of the Information committee
which viii have booth at the on.
trance 10 the grounds Of the Ven.
etian Carnival Friday afternoon al
the II. F. ostrander and Otis Floyd
hanson homes.
Assisting at the booth will be
Mrs. Frederick Park, Mrs. william
II. Crawford and Mr., John H.
Powell.
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1foo Honor Guests at Mrs. Young'S Tea; Din
ner WW BE No-HoSt A fair at Tennis Club.

Mrs AllRlGo NJ YOUNG has
ANl raris ont for tea al her homo
~ laurclhunt ON Thursday after.
noon, July g. from until 6 o'clock.
IN honor u Mn Huston. wife OF Tho
hight Rev Arthur H. Huston. bishop
81 olympia, and Mrs Lo,ewell. wife
81 Major A. l-oycwell. who has re.
ueptiy been transferred from the
Philippines 10 Fort iawton.
The MS, OF assistants includes Mrs.
Charles /. r, Sowlc. Mrs. rhlup J.
Aaron, Mrs, l. y, Macintosh. Mis-.
! Macintosh, MIS-. Howard Knott,
Mrs, james Ptnkham. Mrs. Wilbur
Ives, Mrs Thomas Balmer. Mrs. I'd,
ward n, LonpnN. Mrs Charles Schiff
aud Mrs, Chester Retire.
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Dazzling, White Teeth
Here is the quick, neW way
dentists are widely urging

breed in it, and they, with tartar.
are chief cause OF pyorrhca.
Tooth troubles and gum
troubles now are largely traced
to that film. Old-time methods
fail in successfully combating it.
New methods remove il.
And Firm the Gums
Now in a new-type dentifrice,
called Pepsodent, dental science
has discovered effective combat
ants. Their action is to curdle
the film and remove it, then to
firm the gums,
Ordinary methods fail in these
results.
Harsh, gritty substances are
judged dangerous to enamel.
Thus shc world has turned.
largely on dental advice, to this
new method.
A few days use will prove its
power beyond all doubt.
Mail the coupon. A Today
tube will be sent you free. Why
follow old methods when world
authorities urge a better wayi
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THIS offers you simple, sci
L entifc test = one judged the
most remarkable Of oil dental tests.
In a short time you can work
a TRANSFORMATION in their color
and their luster,
Modern science has evolved a
new and radically different meth
cd which successfully removes
the dingy film that imperils
healthy teeth and gums.
Simply send the coupon. Don't
think your teeth are naturally
off color" or dull. This will
prove they are not.
Fiin-the enemy of beautiful
teeth and healthy gums
Run your tongue across your
teeth, and you will feel film {.
viscous coat that covers them.
That film is an enemy to your
teeth--snd your gums. You must
remove ii.
1t clings TO teeth, gets into
crevices and stays. 1t absorbs
diseolorations and gives your
teeth that cloudy, "off color"
look. Germs by the millions
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Honored at Dinner

Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles y. Dodge
viii entertain with a dinner of TWEEN.
ty-four covers at their home Thurs.
day evening in honor Of their daush.
ter. Miss Florence Dodge, and Mr..
Karl Russell Philbrick and his faith.
or. Mr.. Samuel w. Philbrick. who ar.
rived in town today from the East.
The marriage OF Miss Dodge and
Mr. Karl Philbriek will take place
August 8.
on Thursday evening. July 80. Mr..
and Mrs. Rollln V. Ankeny will be
hosts nj dinner az their home in hon.
or Of Miss Dodge and her fiance.
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DINNER
Illinois Professor
Talks to Kiwanians

An inspiration address on 'Kwnn-
is" VIII be made by Dr. Harry A..
Ward, kiwaninn. Of the uniycrsi,y OF
Illinois OF the Tuesday noon meet.
ing OF the Seattle Itiwnnls club. a
spooial musical program viii be Civ
en- and. n report on the convention
uill be made by Delegate Ted Hatch,
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Assurance Company's
Officers Come Here

Among seattlss visitors Tor this
week are The national officers Of the
Business Mems Assurance 90. They
are coming 10 attend the convention
OF the company. which d. 10 be held
in Tho Olympic Hotel next Friday
and Saturday.
The visitors viii include ". r.
Grant, president; j. n. Torrance.
vice president in charge Of claims.
and w. n Grant. vice president In
charge Of sales.
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Miss Prosser to
We'd IN Auaust

Mrs. William Farrand Prosser an.
nounces tho engagement OF her
daughter. Mildred. TO Mr Joseph
Marsh Riker. Of New York City.
The wsddinS win take place late
in August.
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|No-HoSt Dinner
Before Dance

\ GHOST dinner at the Tennis club
Tuesday evening before the dance
AR and Mrs James D. Hoge arc
giving az their home. "sunnycrcs,.
az The Highland win include tho
Misses Janet and Clair SheahRn,
Mayrcne Corley. Media Hubert. Betty
DeNoe. Laura Emory. Frances BRni.
san, Mary Chambcrlainc and Messrs,
Tom Devote, James Stirmt. Ir..
Charles Sargent. Wallace Collins.
Robert Herternan, John Baxter.
frank Frederick and Carl Heussy.
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vAGABoNDs

Who does not feel the call OF tho
open road3 The lure Of the tuil7
Campfire Girls OF Camp Seaith love
to take yagabond trips around Wash.
on island. They start their Journey
with 30 cents md n lunch and they
try TO return with al least the
amount they started with. and often
on their Journey they worlt--sweep.
ing. cutting hair, etc. until they have
much moro than what they started
with. The people on vashon Island
like the Campfire so much that they
call up and ask the girls TO come
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Girls Parasols
Must Be Shown

japanese p1raaoIs have HE Seattle
with a bang. and the vouns lady
of the younger set who has not one.
does not enjoy the hot weather
saturday. LOIS Ham. aged ., and
her sister Joan. aged ~, we're sent
Tor a noon paper
Their, Us a paper stand within p
half block 81 their home but they
preferred 10 walk two blocks. %
Union and Seventh IN the sun, be-
cause each lad q new paper paraapi
Shorthand Is believed 10 have been
pTacticcd bon ancient Phoenicia and
possibly IN Babylon.
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MerriUS TO Be
Dinner Hosts

Mr. and Mrs. r. d. Merrill will
entertain with dinner at their
= oms Tuesday evening in honor OF
irs. Francis n. Bruwneil OF New
York. who is in town for the re-
rnainder OF the summer. The dinner
win precede Mr.. and Mrs James D.
Hogs's dance az their home at The
Highlands
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.ORPHEoN SOCIETY
PLANS PICNIC

The Orphebn society viii give a
picnic At Mount Baker park Tues
day evening. July II, In honor Of
Mrs Paul y. Mackie. who has re
Gently returned 20 tho city. Those
attending are asked TO bring cup.
plate. napkin and silver
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MISSIONARY SOCIETY
TO HAVE PICNIC

The womsna Missionary society
OF Westminster Presbyterian church
viii meet Tuesday. July 81. NJ
the home OF Mrs John Reed AZ
Y eomait Mrs Reed and Mrs
Bsardsworth will be the hosiewes
During the afternoon Mrs, Jamss
Thompbon will talk on - Day with
the Nc4 Perez Indians
The boat viii leave from Pier at
. 80 n'niock.
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The tent representative are Doris
Jameson. Ruth Alexander Margaret
Carlson. or Everett. Alma Bird. OF
Tacoma: Edith Pfistcr. Phyllis
Buckle. cornelia Thayer Shirley
Withheld, Rogene Palmer. Katherine
Reynolds. Marion Moore. Gcneyieye
Kellogg. Grace Ann HiSman. Dor
othy Robinson, Tyrril Bartlett. Jcs-
sic Kcena. Doris Ewart, Barbara
Stole, Virginia Powell. Suzanne Nc
Gin. Irene Smith. Gertrude Killc,
Campbell Representatives from the
cottages are Eleanor Cook, Barbara
Robbins, Marion ward. Marjorie
Powers, Peggy Powers,
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evening.
Wednesday. afternoon; First aid
demonstration.
Thursday afternoon: Hand craft
In afternoon. songs IN evening.
Friday afternoon: Camp craft.
fire building aud knot tying.
Saturday afternoon Hand craft
and nature lore; evening fire.
All girls interested in participat.
ing should sign NJ the ship this
week. 4 leather honor viii be Civ.
en- any girl participating twice dur.
Ing the week.
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Guild Representatives
at Carnival to Meet

a meeting OF all representatives OF
orthopedia Hospital Guilds who are
assisting a, the Venetian Carnival
Friday afternoon, has been called for
"Wednesday afternoon. az ? O'Clock.
at the home OF Mrs. n, r. Ostrander.
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Informal Sunday
Night Supper

Mr.. and Mrs W d. Perkins and
Miss Polly Perkins entertained with
an informal supper Sunday night
at their country home. The Patch
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TIE cALEIpH
AUXILIARY MAP
The Ladies' Au
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
BUSINESS WOMEN TO
HAVE OUTING

BUSINESS WOMEN TO
HAVE OUTING
On Sunday, July goth. members
OF the Seattle Business and Pro.
fcssional women's club will take n
boat trip 10 Manchester. Miss Edna
f. Nichol, chairman Of the rccrea.
ton committee. is In charge OF tho
arrangements
The party viii leave ARR at 10
o'clock in tho morning. and mem.
bers can return at 3, ) or 7 In the
afternoon. After lunch there will
be swimming and hiking. Those
planning to join the party should
make reservations with tho execu.
tive secretary Miss Buchanan. not
later than July gard.
The club will have picnic at
Mount Baker park Tuesday even.
ing, July 81. at 500 o'clock. Mem.
bers will bring lunch. Coffee will
be served by the committee.
MEMORIAL SERVICES
Seattle Review, No. 8. w. b. A.
Of the Maccabees, will hold its an.
nual memorial services Thursday
evening July 20. at 8 o'clock, in A.
o. u. w. hall. 1909 Ninth Ave.
DANCE AND CARD PARTY
Mystic Jewel Rebckah Lodge. No.
40, viii give a dance and card party.
Friday evening. July "a. at I. o. o.
f.. hall, 10th and Il. Pine.
DINNER
The dinner TO he given by Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Mansfield and Mr.
Eggars, Wednesday evening, July
%, Mt 1891 Seventh ave. w. win be
served from TO 1880 o'clock. The
proceeds viii 10 TO tho unit OF the
Children's home at Vancouver, wash
All knights, members OF Pythan
temples and friends, invited. a short
program, games and dancing has
been arranged.
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Thrift Shop Service

The orthopedic Thrift SHOP viii
be In charge OF East Highland
Drive guild on Tuesday morning.
represented by Mrs a. X. Tyson
and Mrs, f. G.. Thomas. In the
afternoon seahurst guild with Mrs
Mellon and Mrs. Robert Harding
will be in charge.
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L1p nEADING cLLR

The Lip Reading club will meet
Tuesday evening. July 81, at g
o'clock in the writing room OF the
Hotel Frye. Lip reading practice
from s TO . o'clock, followed by
cards. M interested invited 10 a..
tend
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". q II. 4. NorEa

University W. c, Y. Z. VIII picnic
at Roosevelt park Tuesday, July
glst. Basket luncheon at noon, fol-
lowed by bugIncga meeting and pro-
gram. %
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In Norway a girl must possess a
certificate OF her ability 90 a cook.
before she r. allowed 10 marry
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Clubs
CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
WEST SEATTLE
H..,sf ,s,D,sy -

WEST SEATTLE
SOCIAL CIRCLE
West Seattle Social circle. o. n.
g. will hold Its annual picnic Tues.
day, July "a, at Lincoln park. BRING
basket lunch. Coffee, sugar and
cream will be served. All Eastern
be served at o'clock All Eastern
Stars and their families invited
Those taking the street chr should
get off at Rose st.
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SEATTLE LODGE no. 7

Seattle lodge No. will meet IN
Evergreen hall. 1902 Ninth ave, Tues.
dag evening. July a. NJ 7af5 o'clock.
Progressive whist a. ? o'clock
THE CALEtDH
Mrs. w. u Martin will entertain
the Caleldh at her summer home on
Hood canal Tuesday. July a. Take
Bremerton ferry At $40 a m.
AUXILIARY MAPLE LEAF POST
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of Maple
Leaf POST. No. 81. American Legion.
viii have card party Tuesday eve
ming. july 81. at $50 o'clock. in the
Legion clubrooms. 500 Third ave.
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wAYFARER REHEARsALs

Rehearsals for 'sThe Wuyfarcr"
win be held at tho stadium on Fri.
day. July -. at s p. m. Those tax.
ms part are asked 20 meet at tho
ship M Z y. m. Dress rehearsal
Saturday, July %. at p. m Mira
BREEDING is in charge Of the Camp.
fire Girls who arc participating 10
The wayfarer"
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GLUE TO Picnic

Bethlehem Thimbo club has plan.
ned a picnic at Volunteer park for
Tuesday, July a. Luncheon at
1890 o'clock. There will be races
for the children.
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CALENDAR or EVENTS FOR
WEEK ENDING JULY %

Tuesday. July 2O-scribes meet.
ing al ? o'clock: orchestra practice
at o'clock.
wednesday. July e2-Ail.ei,y Sea
Gypsy Adventure meet at the ship
az ?.
Friday-July 2t-chorus practice
al >. dinner az 6 for an those talk,
ing part IN The wayfarer: bring
your own supper, rehearsal at the
stadium at s.
Saturday. July 25-Closs Of third
period at camp; 8 p, m. dress &c,
hsarsal OF "wayfaror" at stadium:
opening Of the sportsmen's show at
Green Lake, An Campfire Gitls In.
yited.
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The following groups have some
Of their members at Camp scaith
this period: woansitR. Tolokoosah.
sealth. Tolochana, Chelotru. Ah-
pRsaya. owalssa, Imhgaga. Tanda,
QUAINT. Tskonya. woanbshR. Nov.
api. Nccchee. Tillicum Kloshc. we.
watohc, kclada, wohanco. wocano.
Wohanza. Nootkaua. Tobehsnhce
and Everett. Waila walla. Bellevue.
Factofia. Yakima. Oakland.
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The Lstuaga group has awarded
two leather honors 20 The best he.
havrd girl and tho best worker tau,
rine MeCandIish was voted tho best
worker in her group and Alice Exon.
rcd was the best behaved girl ht
meetings. ~ tho last meeting clcc.
ton OF officers was held and group
colors were chosen. green for the
outof-doors and orange for tho home.
All the group ~ planning on going
20 Camp Scalth fourth period
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Personal

Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Reeve Of
San Francisco and daughter Eyplyn.
viii arrive I'm town "wednesday 10
visit SIR. and Mira Gerald O'Ncll
Mir. and Mrs O'Nei. with their
guests. viii leave Thursday on n
motor trip 70 Hood canal apd Brit
ish Columbia,
Mrs Walter Moore spent the
weekend with Dr. ana Mrs, James
Tate Mason nj their country home
a. Hereford. across Lake Washing
ton.
Capt. and Mrs. James W. Keen
returned Sunday night from a few
days visit in Vancouver, u. q.
Mr.. Clarke Ewing and Mr.. VIII.
lam Mcmillan spent the weekend at
Mount Rainier
Sir Homer Ryan left Saturday
for San Francisco. TO be gone in
definitely
Mrs EraHtus Brainerd II spend
Ing a month as tho guest OF NIrA
J. w. Barbour at tho Seattle Golf
club.
Mr.. and Mrs A, s, Elydridgo have
returned from motor trip 20 Idaho
and Eastern Washington.
Mrs. Thomas Merrill Of Duluth and
Mrs. Harrison MusRrave Of Chicaog
have arrived In town and are nj The
Olympic.
SIR. John Butler has returned from
"a trip East.
Mr.. and Mrs W. G Brnndenberg
and family have taken cottage at
Creosote for the remainder or the
summer.
Miss Kathleen Scott Is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. j. l.. Schultz In Nottingham
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Campfire Girls

Who has not felt the twanE or
tho salt air and the call Of the waters
OF Puget sound for cruise thru the
San Juan islands? Tho Seattle
Campfire Girls spend weekend
cruising tho Sound every summer
during the month Of August This
year the yacht trip has been planned
for tho weekend Of August to
August 10. To insure having the
trip. at least % girls must sign NJ
before August / AZ Campfire bead.
quarters. The cost OF the trip VIII
be SIS.
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The woknnza group Is bury re.
hcaruing the "sniggles Family" TO
be given some time in September.
~ the Old Folks home.
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Icaga girls arc planning candy
sale and program to be held NJ their
local ihcator some time next week.
They have chosen red and white for
their group colofs.
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Miss Kathleen Scott Il visiting Mr..
and Mrs J. L. Schultz In rockingham.
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The mountain trip win take place
some time during the fifth period.
All girls interested in going on this
trip should see Mics Bringloc within
the next two weeks.
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and visit them on their yagabond
trips.
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Campfire program in tho Sports.
mems show, July 20 TO August l.
Saturday at o'clock Nature
lore: pressing or specimens; blue
printing and mounting.
Monday. afternoon and evening:
Hand craft, toy making. bead work.
stenciling and wood blocking.
Tuesday. afternoon and evening:
Track meet In afternoon. songs in
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Mr. and Mrs W. G Brandenberg
and family have taken cottage at
Creosote for the remainder or the
summer.
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MEMORIAL SERVICES
DANCE AND CARD PATTY

Mystic Jewel Rebckah Lodge. No.
40, viii give a dance and card party,
Friday evening. July -, at I. O. o.
f.. hail. 10th and T.. Pine.
Evening star., 1925-11-17
BAZAAR is OPENED
FOR CRITTENTON AID

The second annual bazaar. under
the auspices of the board of managers
of the Florence Crittenton Home
opened in Wardman Park Hotel today
at 10 o'clock, when the various circles
of the home placed numerous articles
on sale in prettily decorated booths.
The booths are to remain open until
midnight tonight and will he open
again tomorrow from 10 o'clock in the
morning until u o'clock tomorrow
night. Proceeds are to be used in
running the Florence Crittenton Home
on Conduit road.
In addition to the selling of articles,
card parties will be held this after
noon at o'clock. tonight at s o'clock
and at corresponding times tomorrow,
while a tea from ( to o'clock will be
one of the features of the bazaar this
afternoon.
Mrs. Thomas +. Robertson is presi-
dent of the homes board of managers.
while Mrs. stephen Lyman Tabor is
general chairman in charge of the
bazaar.
Mrs. John Boyle, jr.. is chairman
in charge Of arrangements for the
tea. \ program of music, in charge
of Mrs. George II. Price. will be
rendered during the latter affair
Vocal solos Will be sung by Miss
Gretchen Hood. accompanied by
George Wilson, and by Miss Dorothy
Wilson Halbach, while Miss Viola
Abrams, harpist, and Miss Ivalee
Newell, vioIinist, will render several
numbers.
The various circles of the home
which have booths at the bazaar con
tanning articles for sale and those
in charge of the different booths are
as follows:
Baby Lovers Circles, Nos. /. and
3, have on sale bags, dolls and fancy
things, with Mrs. Frank kreglow in
charge of No. |. Mrs. A. H. Coster
No. 2, and Mrs. NJ. \. English, No. 3.
Kate Waller barrett Circle, dolls, toys
and flowers, with Mrs j. 3. Gregg
Evening star., 1925-11-17
NOEL Jury FIXES
PENALTY AS DEATH
Returns First-Degree Murder
Verdict Against Slayer of
Cab Driver and Child.
ar the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
II NEWARK. y. J., November II
Harrison W. Noel, a youth who
twice escaped from institutions for
the insane and who capped his
career by the murder september )
and in Montclair of negro taxi
driver and a little girl, faces death
in the electric chair.
4 jury, which yesterday convicted
him of murder in the first degree,
spent an hour and 10 minutes in
rea ching a verdict.
Sentence will be pronounced next
Monday. The death penalty is man
Iato<y.
Noel. who is 20. was tried for the
murder on September 3 of Raymond
Pierce. negro taXi-driver, whose car
he admitted stealing and using after
concealing the body. He has been in
diCted but not tried for the kldnap-
ing for $4,000 ransom, and murder
September 4 of 6-year-old Mary DAILY,
and has confessed his responsibility.
Mrs Dix Noel. his mother,
writer. in an effort to secure his
acuuittal on the grounds of insanity,
testified that the boy had always been
abnormal and once tried to kill his
father. a New York lawyer, and that
members of her own family had been
queer.
AlienistS and physicians for the
prosecution and defense agreed that
Noel was a victim of dementia prae-
COX. but States witnesses claimed
that he knew right from wrong. the
chief legal point in determination of
sanity. Defense attorneys promised
the jury he would be locked up so
he would never escape again II
acquitted.
When he learned of the verdict
Joseph DAILY, father OF the murdered
girl. said: Il think he deserves it