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Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-02-26
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM PLACED STH
IN THE DISTRICT TOURNAMENT

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Belt high basketball team returned
with honor from the tournament, hav.
ing won two games out Of four and
lost tilt vita ne district champions
Harlem, by Snly 0ss point With this
game they lest y chance Of a trip to
Bozeman as representative Of the
district.
After their defeat by Harlem, they
lost their last game to SAelby. The
final standings in the tourney were:
Harlem-first.
Havre-second.
Shelby-third.
Conrad-fourth.
Choteau-fifth.
Belt-sixth.
Great FaIls-seventh.
Augusta--eighth.
Cascade, Centerville. Simms, Waller,
Cutbank, Chinook. Chester and Geyser
did not place.
The first game of the home team
was an easy one with vaIer, whom
they trimmed SO to s. In this game
the boys displayed such exceptional
passing ability as to receive special
mention from the sports writers.
Belt defeated Conrad in the second
game, This game was hard-fought
and was especially noticeable BY the
number of easy shots missed by the
locals. The final score was IA 70 10I
and the official score credits Boboth
with all Ia points.
The game with Harlem was the
hsir-raiserI e. the tournament and
came near upsstting the dope by de-
feating the veteran Harlem quint.
Belt lost by one point in the last min
ute Of play. The Harlem team Of
three Eckegren brothers, La Rock and
Wilson are the veteran team Of the
district and each year have been tout-
ed to take the honors, but each year
have failed Their win Of district
honors is the contamination Of thair
hopes in the final year Of their APP
pearance.
Belts last game, against Shelby,
found them tired from their battle
with Harlem and without the inesn-
tive Of tournament honors. They lost
~ 10 IL, having given their opponents
10 free throws in the game, seven Of
which were converted.
For Belt it appears that the boys
played over their heads. at least they
accomplished more than was expected
of them. The addition Of Leland TO
the lineup strengthened the team in
passing and shooting. His lack Of
size made him hard man TO guard
and his presence made vast improve
1nent in the teamwork Of the bunch.
4 Boboth made a fine appearance in
a high school uniform and was the
backbone of the team. He led the !
and made the greatest num-
Der Of points. .
Nohl at center, while not phenome- 4
nal played q consistent game and 4
formed the connecting link between 1
the offense and defense.
Sanderson had Just been changed to
guard when Leland was made forward
and played IN an unaccnstOmed POSI- b
hon but made . good impression by {
his assistance ia team work as well as
close guarding. .
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CONTINUED on last pags.I
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LOCAL NEWS

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
Morning Lectures
al Sunset Club

The sunset club announces
series OF morning lectures during
March. beginning THURSDAY, March
5. al II O'Clock. with Prof William
II. George. Of the University of
washington. speaking on current
Events
Mrs. louise Van ogle viii give
an illustrated talk on the Russian
opera. Tho Invisible City % Kit
,esh. by Rimsky Korsakov, on
March is. at II o'clock. and Prof.
Georgs will give another lecture on
current events on March 10.
on March %, Mrs. Julia W Hen
shaw. OF Vancouver. d c. viii
speak on Alpine wallflowers, ".
Illustrated with colored slides Prof.
George will conclude his talks on
current events on Thursday morn.
irg. April 2
Tickets Tor the lectures may BE-
obtained At the club They are
open 10 members and their guests-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
Cadet Bal Man 8

The Cndst ball. the third and last
of the University 81 washiugton's
formal OF the year b announced
Tor Friday evening. May s.
The details aud the place have
not been decided By The committee
in charge u the affair which in.
Guides the Misses Florence waech.
ter. Nina Glaze. Neva ~ Peter.
Frances Reid. Virginia Sachant.
Esther Thomson. I.ylas Broom. Jean
Beck. Evelyn Stanley. Dorothy Mus.
grave. Helen Forbes. Ruth Hscht
and Madeline F'iyues. Mr. Andrew
sorcnson. Mr. Drummond wilde.
Mr. Harold Gardner. ar. Grafton
Hale. Mr.. Russell Guerin. Mr.. John
Richards. Mr.. Waiter swanson. Mr..
Everett ComlnEs. Nr Ray Bach.
man. SIR. william Preussman. Mr..
Charles Sargent. SIr. John Blum
and Mr. William II. Parsons, chair.
man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02

luKs. "IIf, sketch Or shrih Kaye,
smith and a book review u Joanna
Golden. hl Mrs James A. stevens,
discussion led rs Mrh . 81 Gaudy
AssiaiIug hosteaa Mrr u r.
Maltby
sunset Heights LITERARY cibb with
Airs. Annette udndlsy sis5 \ SIND
~. az g O'Clock
woman's Lakewood Civic I'm,
pruvcmcni club IN the clubhouse.
corner 5g,h ave = aud AnEcilno
81. at O'Clock Luncheon ITO.
gram vill consist Of talk on "s1u
ing ana Care Of Seeds. IS Nta.
HsfieH \ Gardner president ~
the Rainier Valley horticultural so
ciety. Members Of The Flowers aud
gardens committee wllI be hnslesso
Yves, Improvement club with Ntr.
Edwin Pierson. sos Walnut ave.
Business meeting i.sO o'clock, chair.
man. Mis- J D klyfer SPEAKER
on "Cuy Manager Plan
The Woman's Tuesday club with
Mrs. Allen smith. 1sio s9nd ave.
y. 4. Luncheon 1880 O'Clock. Mfs
". S. Criswoid and Mrs Floyd
VoriS assisting hostcascs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
Women's Clubs

O'Clock. with the men acting as mod
els An interesting musical and
dramatic program has been arranged.
Refreshments and a social time VIII
follow the entertainment
oErHEON SOCIETY
The Orpheon socity viii hold a
business meeting Tuesday evening,
March 2. at 100 o'clock. at the Ter.
minal Sales building. The regular
monthly social viii follow. for which
an interesting program has been ar
ranged. Members may obtain their
music for the next concert at this
meeting.
The regular rehearsal viii be held
Tuesday evening. March 10.
FEDERATED CLUBS
Meetings Of Federated clubs on
Tuesday. March 3. include:
Current Century club at Ballard
Public library, 2:30 o'clock. subject
Conservation Of Natural Resources
and Civic Art. leaders. Mrs. Chas
Virgins. Airs. Honor Wilhelm and
Ms. chris Holland. Roll call. Cur
rent Events or Items on the Sub
ject."
Canadian Womnn's Club, al Fed
GRAFTON clubhouse. 2 O'Clock. Pro
gram at . o'clock, including talk on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
University Unit Of
Foundation Fund TO Meet

The University distric, unit Of the
Music and Art Foundation fund will
meet Thursday afternoon az /. o'clock
in the studio Of r. Francis smith.
$40 = Goth 80. Mrs. =. ", liar.
grave. chairman % the unit, Airs,
w. ;. GrSwold. member Of the board
Of trustee. and the officers ot the
unit will b. the hostesscs.
: Later IN the afternoon Mrs. Clara
~ Hartls and Mrs. Harry Read
shattsr VIII pour assisted by the
Misses Dorothy Rhinestone. Miriam
Scholl Frederick Martin and Jane
GalbrAi,h \ splendid program is be.
ing arranged by the chairman Of the
music committee
Officers Of this unit are Mrs : ".
Hargfave. chairman: Airs. L, jes'
ssph. vice chairman. Airs e. T..
Franklin. recording secretary. Mrs
". y. Graves. treasurer. airs A. ~
Price. corresponding secretary Mgs
II Il. Hone. chairman OF music. and
Airs. Carl sisband chairman Of ar
engagements
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02

atcs more interest and serves "a
bring out larger representation
than that OF this group OF young
mntronS.
The feature Of the afternoon will
be n demonstration by Benjamin X.
Dun. the well.known finger-print
artist, following his talk on the
subject OF Chinese art.
Mr. Dun does not commercialize
his art. but he is student az the
university and is endeavoring TO eS.
plain Oriental art 10 Westerners.
while he is also studying oceiden.
,al art. Altho Z recent arrival In
this city. he has already spoken at
many place and has large eoterie
Of friends and admirers.
The following additional program
has been arranged by Mrs. w. X.
Sckels and airs. Victor Zednick.
Ways and Byways OF China" In cost
tune.
Miss Hssrie, Smith.
Vocal
Chinese Lulisbys'
East Ts West"
Miss Mary joy Hutchinson
Miss Eileen InEiish at the piano.
Review OF In Shantuug Garden"
Milusl ..,...... Mrs, Harry Erwin
The tea service. concluding the
afternoon. viii be cared for by Mrs.
]. w. Dorwart. Mrs. Carl a. John.
son. Mrs Sidney Barash Mrs
Harry Erwin and Mrs. NJ s.
Tweed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
Series Of Lecture
Teas ARRANGED

The women's Association % Plym.
oulh Congregational church has com
plstsd arrangements for series OF
lecture teas to BE- given in the par.
lofs OF the church.
The first viii take place March IL,
with Mrs Louise Van ogls giving a
musical talk on Bells and CARL.
Ions
March Is Miss Jean McAlorrap. %
the English department at the INT
versiiy. viii read Franz Molnar's
comedy. The swan
On March Is Dr.. Dudley y Crit.
9th. associate professor Of English
at the University Of Washington viii
speak on Types % the Modern
Novel;
Among the hostssses for the series
are Mrs. ". r. Harper. Mrs Chaun.
e.y J. Hawkins. Mrs. W. II Thomp-
son. Mrs. Roy Page Ballard. Mrs. g.
2 ". Pratt. Mrs. <. b. Burwell. Mrs.
J. Z, Pinkham. Mrs. II. W Yuilis.
Mrs. J Wilson Mitchell. Mrs. J r.
Pike. Mrs. l. J. Vaupel. ,lrs. David
Fryer. MH. e. ". Dickey. Mrs.. ~. 4.
Day. Mrs. Fred W. Catlstt, Mrs.
Frank g, Bayley. Mrs +. r. spragg.
Mrs. r. w Harsrave. Mrs. l.. r.
MaekIem, Alrs. James r. Robertson,
Mss MARY Gillespie. Mrs. Harvey j.
Woods. Mrs. Hugh r. Fullerton, Mrs.
A. X. Marriott. Mrs. Frank !. Curtis.
Mrs. II. d. Bartlett and Mrs. Gilbert
LsBaron Duffy.
The committee in charge Of the
affair includes Mrs II w Pennock.
Mrs. Everett Smith. Mrs. a. f. Pay
ner. Mrs. z. l.. SkeeI. Mrs. " y.
Hansen. Mrs F. f. r. Smith and
Mss Carrie Rassr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
Orthopedic Shops

Mrs. John Murphy Will be hostess
for First Hin Guild Tuesday at the
orthopedic lunch Dorm. 2if Column
bia st.. assisted by Mrs. NJ r. Ills.
Mrs. 4 e. Kahlke. Mrs. Guy Chaplin.
Mrs. II. G. Force. Mrs. J. r. waE.
nsr. Mrs. n. F. Parkhurst. Mrs. W.
T. Busehmann. Mrs sayers. Mrs.
slattery. Mrs. Paul smith. Mrs.
Phillip Hcrber. Mrs. George Baldwin.
Mrs. Maurice McMicken. Mrs.
Charles r. Collins. Mrs. a. l.. HaN-
ley. Mrs. Il. 4. Swain and Miss
Agnes Cardin.
Mrs. +. e. Snyder viii have charge
OF the Thrift Shop Tuesday morning.
and on Tuesday afternoon scahurst
Auxiliary. with Mrs. sprague and
Mrs. Coaman. will he In charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
Miss Gertrude Smith
Betrothed

Mr. and Mis-, James Van Alien
smith announce the engagement 81
their daughter Gertrude Burwsll
70 Mr. Kenneth James Morford SON
az Ar. and Mrs seth II. Morford,
Of Seatilc,
Miss smith was educated ~
Smith eoregc and the uuNer'itN
AZ Washington and h member %
ksppa Kapra Gamma, Mr. Nor
ford - a graduate OF the Uriver
sity OF Washington and Il affiliated
with sigma Chi fraternity. INT Re,a
Kappa honorary and the oval club,
The wedding win take place dur
InE the summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
assisting at
Golf Club Tea

~ Tho tea Wednesday afternoon
ihr women of the University Golf
club win give. from s,1o 20 $50
O'Clock. presiding AZ the urns win be
Mrs Henry SuzEnllo, Mrs David
Thompson, Mrs Graitan o'BDRn
and Miss Efue Raitt.
The committee in charge Of the
AFFAIR includes Mrs. Fred Aver. Mr.
NJ w Mckinney. Mrs C'ustis VII.
Hams Mrs. \. NJ lee. Mrs. n. u.
Mckenzie. Mrs Hnnard Rain. Mrs
e. u, Kline. Miss Minors Roberts,
Miss tAilian Getty and Miss Frances
pickcy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02

city Manager Plan" by Miss Ado.
l1ide Pollock. and Airs. sydney Nor.
gan viii speak Of her travels abroad.
Mrs. T. Lecf VIII sing a group OF
Scotch sonEs
Parliamentary Procedure depart
ment OF Coterie with Mrs, Harry
Richards. O'Clock. 47i2 18th ave
y, r. Lesson includes "Rescind, Re
consider aud Renewal
Queen Anne Study Club with Mrs.
r. II Shaw. 10 Garfield St, at ?
o'clock Program. paper on "A. -,
G Of japanese Art" by Mrs. shaw
japanese Prints. by Mrs " w.
Gemmtl. aud "cloisonne EnamelH,
By Mrs. n. W Winter
North End Progressive club with
yhs. c. w. Estes. 1893 T. 10th. o.
? O'Clock. Car number 10 TO bridge
doth ave and 10th ST. and take
bus 10 T. 10th 81
sorosis club with Mrs. chas. G.
Miller. 1903 Second aye. y. H. at
2 O'Clock. Program includes paper
on "Ndyonture5 in Journalism
philip Gibbs. BY Mrs. d. c. Hast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
Personal

Mr. and NiTE- john \. T'pTtcf md
son. John FfcderIek. with Mru, " =
Wells. will leave shortly for Florida
and cuba. TO spend fu'F months.
Panama canal
Dr. y A. 1ohsnson has eulTnei
from sbor, trip East
appears with tue ~ Esszks singcts
TUESDAY evening III Msnny hall u
the guest of Nh aud Mw. George
Dilius
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
Engagement Announced

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin X. Porter an.
nouncc the engagement o. their
niece. Alis- Alice Horton Musgrryc.
10 Mr.. Clarence Charles Loomis. o.
san Francisco
Mr.. LOOMS sraduated from wash,
inEton State College and l. mem.
Der Of sigma Alpha Epsilon fratsr.
nifty. The wedding viii take place
this sprinE,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
ADDITIONAL CLUES
AleGILvRA TT. A.

MeGILvRA prT A.
McGiivrs PIT a will hold its
regular meeting Wednesday March
e. 80 $50 y. m. a. the school.
Home economies program. with Miss
Mabel Wat Of the University Of
Washington, a. the principal speak
er Her subject will be The Value
% Vocational Training, The
Campfire girls viii be in charge
Of the younger children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
CLUES FOR TUESDAY

ROSS PIT a.
More than 200 persons are expect.
"a 10 attend the party 10 be given
for the benefit Of the Ross Parent.
Teacher association at the Fremont
hotel, 5429 Fremont ave. Tuesday
evening. March 10. from TO 10
O'Clock. Proceeds Of tho party arc
10 be used to purchase pictures for
Ross school Reservations for the
affair arc being received by Mry.
IA J. Frolin. NE irse- 1871. and Mn.
ID. T Gray, NE irBe.51is. al kinds
Of games are to lie played during
the evening. those attending bring.
ing their own games, and election
returns viii hc read. Fremont bust.
ness men arc assisting in tho party
and many elaborate fayors have
been obtained
CARD PARTY
Friendship Camp, so. 1898. Il. X.
of A. viii have clrd party al
Woog's hail Ballard. Tuesday. March
o. At 2 p. m.
FASHION SHOW
Mount Baker Park Presbyterian
church viii stage fashion SHOW
tsesdsy evening. March ,, at Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
DAUGHTERS or PIONEERS

Daughters Of Pioneers OF Wash.
ington prior to 1870. win meet in
regular session Wednesday. March
I. at y. m, at the Y. W. c. A.
Plans for the annual breakfast in
May viii be discussed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
Mckinley CIRCLE

mckinley Circle, Ladies OF The
@. a. r.. win hold business meet
ing in Veterans hall. Armory.
"Wednesday March (. at $50 p. m.
AZ p. IN. a dinner will be served
which win be followed by military
whist at $40 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
Mrs. MollCr Hostess at
Farewell Dinner

Mrs. e., W. T. Moiler viii enter,
lain With a dinner ~ twelve GOV,
srs this evening.
Mrs Mollcr and her daughter,
Ms Mary Mursl Moier who have
ben guests o. Nv. and Mrs FRED
erirk Eyanz for no DAYS, will leave
his evcning for California ON a
hort visit before gning % New
YORK, nom where they viii sail
about April rs. tor their home IN
London. England.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
Dinner WI Fete Departing Residents;
Visiting Guest Is Hostess

AR AND MRS u j DAVID win
nj entertain with a dlaner % six
teen covers 40 their home Wednrs
hy evening in honor o. Mr ami
Mr.. 4. n Galloway, who will leave
.hortly Tor California 20 make their
home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
CoLOREn DRAPERIES

Before buying colored window
draperies. hold them up TO the light
often they change character en-
tirely whom lsht passes thru them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
MUSICAL. TEN

Capitol HH district % the First
~. H. church VIII give a musical
tea Tuesday afternoon. March ;.
for the benefit o. the hospital fund.
At the home Of Mrs George II.
Parker. 1909 f. Prospect 81. The
following program viii DC presented
al J o'clock Plano solo. larine
Chamberlain Nash; baritone solo.
Mr. Charles Humm: reading. ME.
Eugene w Bell. soprano solo, Mrs,
Charles Farrell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
Eatertaias Informally
for Miss Robson

Mrs J. r TraffOrd Huteson enter.
tanned very Informally AZ luncheon
at her home a, The Highlands, Fri.
afternoon. FOR MIss May Robson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
SOCIAL CLUB

The Social club OF Amethyst
Chapter. o. f. s, viii meet wednos
day. March I. with Mrs. Gertrude
Fuller 1925 18th ave. 5 Luncheon
nt p m Take No ~ car TO
Massachusetts At.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02

Machine oil on garments must
be taken Out with gasoline or
washed in white soap and cold
water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
Md Week Club Dance

The Seattle Yacht club announces
mid.week club dance Wednesday
evening. March 4. AZ the club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
/ woMENs COMMERCIAL CT


The women's Commercial club
will meet OF the Chamber OF Com
merce building Thursday evening,
March 5th. a very important bust
ness session viii commence prompt
Ia at : p. m. All members are
urged 10 attend At y. m. the
winning candidates Tor the city
council nave been invited TO tell
why they are needed on the city
pay roll. The general public is
invited.
Al the last meeting Of the club
the outgoing president, Mrs. George
Green. was presented with one OF
the Curtis Indian pictures, The
Vanishing Race" and the club
voted to lend a helping hand toward
completing the Carbon river road.
projec, worked on last year.
The following members will serve
on committees Tor the year: Mrs
George Green. chairman hospitality.
working with the Chamber Of Com.
mercc committee; Mrs Jessie NJ.
Lightfoot. finance; Mrs. r. w.
Wade. social. Mrs. Zamora c. Cauff.
man. civic. Mrs s Pearson. visit
ing. Miss Lavergne Woodward. pro.
gram and publicity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
SCHUBERT CLUB

The Schubert club viii meet Fri.
day March 6. with AIRS. s. NJ. Nc.
kinstry. 322O Lakewood axe. Lunch.
con at 1880 o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
ouARANTE CIuR

Quaunte club vii meet with
Mr, J =. Fuller to54 California
ave Tuesday March a. at Sis
=. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
NoRwEGIAN HOSPITAL
ASSOCIATION

Tile Norwegian Hospital Associa
iion will meet IN Norway hall, Tuos.
day. Maryh . Board meeting at T.
O'Clock. regular assembly az $50
o ,clnck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
Mrs. Richard Plans
Luncheon

Mrs. Jarvis Richards has extended
Invitations to q luncheon on Friday
afternoon at wcstwold. woodwsy
Park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
CITY.WfDE DEMOCRATIC
MOMEN.s CLUE

Seattle City Wide Democratic Wo-
mems club viii have a card party al
Wings cafeteria. 1909 First ave
Friday evening March g. at 5
O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
SUNSHINE CLUB

The Queen City Sunshine club viii
meet in the card room az the Mason
ic temple Tuesday. March ,, from
until o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
FoRTsoN THYGEsEN
AUXILIARY

Fortson- Thygcsen Auxiliary. L. 5.
W. v. will have tea al the home OF
Mrs Louise kioth. eo31 \. nth 81,
Thursday. March 5. Members aud
friends invited. Take Green Lake
car
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
FREMONT W. {. T. L.

Fremont w c. T. L. will meet
Tuesday. March 3. at p. M with
Mrs. Jennie Bartlett. S6iI Intcrlakc
ave. Mrs $ ]. Henry win he in
charge OF the program, Circulation
OF National Papers" There viii be
speaker on the city manager plan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
Musical Program for
Mills College Tea

The program FOR the musical tea
Mills College club will give wsdnes
day afternoon a. the homo Of Mrs
. + BOYLE viii Include the following
numbers
Piano
'uH the wings % song .,,t-....
.rr.tsrrrsa ....... Nrudslssohn- I isnt
EtuAr r SHARP .-......-.... Arensky
Mr. Ugisn upodman Hauat
Vocal
Take JaF HanuH r........... nas.stt
Down Hetu ........... uraks
spfiug srs.-...........s. Ntorktand
Mra tr,tnE HoEardus
Nradinz
The Kentucky Bvlt'
Mites Marian Whvalmap
Piano TO rs selected
Mia Alice carurlt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
WoMEN's INsTTTrTE CLUE

The students Of the women's In.
stitu,e club viii meet on the fourth
floor nj the Y. W. c. a. Tuesday.
March ,. at 2 j. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
HEBREW BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY

Seattle Hebrew Benevolent soci.
city viii meet nj Temple Center.
wednesday. March 4. AZ 2:30 u. m
Mr.. Jeffrey Herman win speak on
Jewish Philanthropy" social
hour viii follow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
Music
Alfred Cortot to
Appear Friday Night

Alfred G0rtnt French master plan
ist. viii give e recital be- The First
Presbyterian church Friday evening
March
N there In one outstanding charHcr
ieriatip boa the amazingly versatile
art " Mr Corot h IN hla unques
tiuhahlr sincerity ua musician. lie
approacbea the great works which
he Htrrprrts Eo MOLLY with reverence
and becomes for the time. tho re
incarnation. ~ the composer aliho
lt may bc said truly that few com
possra ever played 40" piano win
tho tcrrnirrl flnmncHz and the bril-
l.anry which marks MI COriotH per
rormlucss And because Mr Corioi
b. above ulI ID sensitive Interpreter,
he D. confined 10 no one school ana
no ono style. It's proEmms range
from Each aud the renaissance com
poseu 20 Mr Coriot's own fascinn''
Ing contemporaries The modern
French composers o. today whether
the composition be- by Mozart or
Liszt. Beethoven OF Chopin Frnck
or Debussy. u ia Away, phyed in
the composer spirit and at the
same time the playing ia luimliubly
Curtut
Ills program follows
Moonlight s1uatn' rr.r...... hts'h"N'h
AdaEia Hoatgnuio
AUsHFrtta
Presto Asitzte
.rusirs i-tudss op 30 and 90 Chopin
80 In D Major t.sato ma non
tFoppa
No in a Ttst Nivacs.
no ir B. Wat Minor Andhnts
so ip e Msl5r NiFars
No no Doe A ria' Niysrs assal
so is be- e. Minor Allegro ron furro.
up So
So. t1 A Tlal Allegro soslsnuto.
So : in y minor Presto
So boz o. staiaf AUsEro.
so tu b. uIHaf NtyaFs
No iu % Wat Allegro Fiyars.
No ~ in 4 Mnar t,suto. silrErn
con brio
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tsi Doctor sradrs al rarnsssums
tEi iumh lsulinh1
fri AsfruAus ~ ihs Doll
idi HHus is Dancing
isi The Little shepherd
20 uaIiivoK's Caks-WaiE
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rrsambuis. Pisrfat. Ari.auiu. Vsiss
noble Eusshius Tiorrstsn, roaustts.
nepiiaus HphIoHss, rspillous i.sifrss
hansautea. rhiarinH Chopin. Esirrlia.
HseunHAisssHcs Plantation - coiomblns.
Nslss Ailsmahas rsEHuini ATsu,
Promenade. Pause NafrHs tFs baFidss
Gundisr raHtrs lee PiilistiHrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-02
woMAN's CENTURY
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CLUB
The chorus OF the womans Cen.
fury club will meet Tuesday. March
.. under tho direction Of Myru Ban.
croft olive. and viii give the FOL.
lowing program at ST. Paufs Luth.
Gran church. al 100 p M
peep River ......t......, Burleish
indian Cradle sons .....-.. Naidu
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Venice ....- ..'s...-... N'Nln
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ta) aha tsiorning In 81 Marks
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