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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-10
March p. Anrll 3. 10. 1925.
LEGAL NOTICE

.CHATTEL MORTGAGE SAFE
Default having been made in the pay,
Frank L. Jacobs. of Indianapolis, County
Of Marion. state Of Indiana, on the 26th
on the 3rd day of July. 1924, at. $50
o'clock a. m. with the recorder of Marion
County, Indiana, and upon which mortgage
there Is declared to be duo and upaid One
Hundred $4,000 0) Dollars. and no cents,
principal, and Four ($4 .39l Dollars, .Thir-
ty-Nine Cents. interest. We have taken
possession of
ONE USED. 1-ToN TRAILER
beirg the property described in said mort
gage. and will sell il at public sale TO
the highest bidder. for cash. at the Inter
national Harvester Co.. Service Station,
425 Kentucky Ave, Indianapolis, Indiana;
on Wednesday. April %, 1925, at l 100
O'Clock. in the afternoon of said date.
(Signed) INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER
AnriI IN n 81 1Oo6
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LEGAL NOTICES
Continued

NCOnunueuD
and one-half miles of grading for this
bridge.
Floyd and Clark Counties-one bridge
on Road la. consisting of one span OF
$50 IT. and three spans of 40 II. each.
De Kalb County-One bridge on Road
I'VE of 2S-ft. span. Also three CD, miles
OF grading and ten culyerts ON Road LIE
Porter County-one temporary bridge
on Road 43-A, consisting of thirteen (l3)
spans of 20 IT. each. .
Spencer County-Cne bridge on Road
ALB of two spans of 90 II. each.
The plans and specifications may be ex-
amined at the office of the State Highway
Commission, 10 N. Senate Ave, 1ndianapo-
lis, or copies thereof will be. Forwarded
charge. No refund will be made for plans
returned. Proposals must be made upon
standard forms of the Indiana State High.
way Commission. which will be supplied
Each bidder. with his proposal. shall
submit his bond payable to the State of
Indiana in the penal sum of one and one
half 40 times the amount of his pro-
posal with good and sufficient security to
SHALL BE ONLY ON THE FORM SPECI-
FLED BY THE DIRECTOR. COPIES OF
WHICH WILL BE FURNISHED UPON
The majority of these structures will be
eral structures each. Further information
regarding the work contemplated and the
method OF letting, price of plans, and fur
nishing OF cement will be furnished upon
The right is reserved by the Director to
reject any or all bids or to award on any
stated combination of bids that is in his
Judgment most advantageous to the State
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY CON.
MISSION,
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS

OFFICE OF THE BOARD
TO WHOM ii NAY tUR03NticEERRN1t, " A'@0N
Notice Is hereby given by the Board
of Public Works of the City of Indiana
apolis, Indiana, that on the 9th day Of
roll showing. the prima facie assortment
for the following described public ina
provement. as authorized by the Improves
ment Resolution named;
Improvement Resolution No. 120S1
CARROLLTON AVE.
From north property line of Northview
TO west property line of GuilfOrd Ave-.
By grading the roadway from curb Inns
to curb limo 70 a uniform width of 30
feet; grading the wings of the intersectA
ing streets in a similar manner and 10
the widths as shown on plans.
A to be az shown on plans and as spe@
Persons Interested in or affected by said
described public Improvement are hereby
notified that the Board OF Public Works
Of said city has fixed Monday. April 20
1923, 2 p; M: as a date upon which,
piece Of property described in. said roll
and will determine the question as ID
been or will he Benefited in the amounts
named on said roll, or in a greater on
less sum than that named on said rolf,
Said assessment roll showing said primo
owners and descriptions Of property sub
be seen at the Office Of the Board %
Public Works Of said city.
". i ggFFEEEE6MHARE N
Board of Public Works. City OF Indiau4
&SnGriiiI 8. . 10 II. 10 Il. Is. 1925.
CTTY ADVERTTeCFMENT
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LINDEN STREET

north OF Lawton st.
To north property line of Lawton st.
The proposed opening and extension bee
inc, more particularly described as followsf
1a66e oSdip7nipng at a point thirty and o0-1o9
Linden 81. on fhe south line OF the frst
al sll hih north ndrs, of t Ia ,ba S.; cunning them
St. to the north line OF Lawton ST.
Sshience NEST along the north line Of Leawtonn
Sdaa n dlstance or siNety-three and 3O-lQ0
parallel TO the west line Of Linden st. ID
the south line Of the first alley north OF
line Of the first alley north Of Lawtop
saa e distance OF sfNty.three and $4,000
The The pr Hee { 70 b 56e hRI3efn OF or 99 }5~ITrlos.ly
affected by the proposed opening and exs
tension being that included in the followl
Beginning. at the intersection Of the cena
Ter line Of Minnesota St, with the ,centef
ST.: running hen hence S' south SaS along ne The eenteS
inc of the first alley east Of Lockwood
s.; to the center line Of Lawton ST.
ton 81, 70 ? point ;bir!y-hve and s9-1oq
vest line Of Draper P Str to Ptfhr e cente sp Ing
thence west along the center IIine Of PED
cetner line OF the first alley east of Llny
don St. thence north, along the, center Lind
the center line of the first alley south Of
Of Minnesota St.; thence west, along the
center line of the first alley south o.
Minnesota St. to. a point thirty-seven and
O0-tQ0. (37. 0O) feet east OF the east line
of Linden st. thence north, parallel with
the east line of Linden, ST.. TO the centeR
line of Minnesota ST.. thence vest. along
center line of the first allcv east of Dock
wood St. the place Of hNginning. y.
The Board of Public Works OF said dtv.
has fixed Wednesday, April 20. 1928, az. 4
|ato unNn which remOnstrances may IN
fled or presented by persons interested in
or affected by, said proposed opening and
extension as above described, and on said
day at 2 O'Clock p. m, said Board will
meet at its office for the purpose of hears
ing and considering any remonstrancea
which may have been fled or presented,
and for the purpose of taking final action
thereon. Such action shall be final and
conclusive upon all persons.
CHARLES r.. COFFIN.
w. II. FREEMAN,
M. J. SPENCER,
Board of Public Works. City OF indiana
apolis.
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MISSION,
JOHN D. WILLIAMS, Director.

NOTICE OF HEARING ON ACQUISITIONS
RESOLUTION, BOARD OF PARK COM
MISSI0NERS. OF THE CITY OF INDI-
ANNAPOLIS OFFICE OF THE BOARD.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given by the Board of
Park Commissioners Of the City of Indt-
annapolis, that by its Acquisition .Resolu-
ton No. 2. 1925, it has determined to ac-
quire the following described real estate
in the City of Indianapolis, Indiana, Mar
ion County, to-wit:
IAN Of lots Nos. 1, 2. 3, 4, IL, IL, 10.
Il. -, 16, IT, 1S, 10. 90, 81, 20, %,
"a, .25, %, 27, %. 20 and 80 in Franklin
Taylor's Subdivision 'in Oak Hill to the
City of indianapolis. Marion County, Indi-
ana, as recorded III Plat Book No. 10, Page
81, in the Recorders Office of Marion
county, state of Indiana
That said real estate so to be acquired
Is to be used for park purposes in the
City of Indianapolis.
BY said Resolution il is provided that
Thursday. April 30, 1925, at the office of
the said Board in the City Hall in said
city Will be the time and place when final
action will be taken confirming, modifying
or resembling said Resolution, and when IL
VIII hear and receive remonstrances from
persons interested in or affected by such
proceedings and when it will determine tine
public utility and benefit thereof.
CHARLES A. BOOKWALTER,
A. NJ. MAQUIRE,
EMSLEY w. JOHNSON,
FRANK p. MANLY.
Board of Park Commissioner OF the City
of Indianapolis, Indiana.
Anril IN II 1OOk
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SALESMAN
WANTED
To Sell Auto
Accessories

The Buster increases mileage
about three times as many miles
to the gallon, works on any car,
large or small. Removes carbon,
starts motor quicker. This posi-
toni is for a live, wide awake,
salesman, who owns a car. Ter
ritory is located in East Ohio.
This can be seen at the Sphinx
Hotel, across from the Union
Depot, Friday, between 2 and
4 p. m. M. H. Rhorer, sales man
ager. Address A No. 1856,
Times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-18

North End Guild OF the Childrena
OHhopedic Hospital Will meet at
tho home Of Mm. y. l.. Ehlc, S07
Allison ~ on Friday morning.
November 20. NJ II o'clock
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Sigma Kappa Bazaar

Az tho Sigma Kappa RaIaar sat
uriay afternoon az tho University
Legion clubhouse. Christmas shop.
pcrs will find some pleasant sur.
priscs IN store az the White Ele.
plant booth, such as linens and
hees from Greece and beautiful
handmade articles OF various kinds.
Mrs w, lleuscy viii DO In charge
Of The booth
"Bazlar Barrels" from All over
The state have swellcd tho number
and variety OF lovely Sits Tor
sroWn'ups and little people. Mrs.
Marsarct Van Glider Is in charge
81 an especially attractive booth
devoted 20 cunning kiddie clothes.
dolls and numerous other gifts 20
delight childish hearts
Handsome hand-Woycu pieces will
be shown by Miss Josephine Bulk,
ley Christmas cards pictures etc.
By Miss Eva Cole. aprons and lin.
seric. MFs LILLIAN Bursou. flowers.
Mrs. Celeste skoog. cakes and can
dies, Miss Dorothy Kueblcr.
The Christmas suggestion booth
includes linens luncheon sets and
personal and household gifts. Mrs.
Margaret Mapes Ia in charge OF
this
Entertainment during tho after.
noon viii be furnished By three
members OF the active ehapter-the
Misses Marjorie Clay. Estaro Cane
and Marian pickey, Dancing and
cards in tho evening win conclude
the affair.
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Bazaar Plans Complete

he LADIES' Guild OF East Seattle
~ bod is annual bazaar at the
sals haH. on Saturday. November
7. bsrnning a, ESQ o'clock. Din
e vi be served at $40 O'Clock.
I'd Aisr there viii be z jltney
Arcs.
Ms $ J. Pniehard is general
'aaiFuan 0, the bazaar: Mrs. G.
s1spy. Mrs Pritehard. MA. Lemb-
z, Mrs. r wark and Mrs. f. Tin.
y VII Be- in charge Of tho dining
non- In charge OF the various
Ncshs Till Be; Fancy work. Mrs.
y. G. Johnson, Mrs. V. r. LoIdeIl
20 Mrs G. X. Grubb. aprons. Mrs.
!. A. Hilton. Mrs. II. Estsy. delica.
'.rsa. Nm. L. =. kellogg. Mrs. d.
s'saF'. Mrs ". whiting and Mrs.
! hsoFn. antiques and fish pond,
my 4 Bailey, Mrs r. r4angstead
w ' Mrs L Groat: candy. Mrs. L.
{ Kellogg
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Mother! It's
Cruel to "Physiic"
Your Child
Advertisement

To Or, W. -. Caldwell. OF NIonu-
cello. H., a practicing physician for
~ years. II seemed cruel that 80
many consupated infants and chill
drcn had 10 bc kept constantly
stirred up and half sick by taking
cothartic pills. tablets, salts, cnlomcl
and nasty oils.
While he knew thu, constipation
was tho cause or nearly all chill
dren's little lila he did not believe
thsf sickcning purge" or "physic"
every dsy or two was necessary.
In DR. Caldwell's Syrup Pcpsln
he discovered laxative which
regulates The bowels 4 single dose
viii establish natural. healthy bowel
movement for weeks at time,
even II the child was chronically
constipatcd. DR.. CaldwclrS Syrup
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Music
Gerhardt Is Supreme
Lieder Singer
BN LOUISE HAMMOND UkN


concert somewhat out 0f tie
ordinary was given last evening lu
Mcany hall by Elena Grrhhrdt one
Of tho worlds greatest lirder sing
err, whose interpretations OF schu.
bert, Schumann. Robert Franz and
other Of the German composers
have won her unique place IN
the musical world.
Nine Gerhard has devoted OIL
her efforts toward the revival Of
liedcr singing which had become
almost lost art and the remark
able success which has been hers
has proven that her choice was I'm
deed an cAcrllsn. one The art or
leder singing IA an rKurilnF one.
ana requires not only vocal and
technical perfection. but depth uf
feeling and musical understanding
an well Mime Gcrhnrdt BE- master
~ these, and. hlth0 her voice lacks
somewhat IN warmth. n n well
trained and mas a great depth and
volume which Tho artist uses 10
the fullest advantage a. an times.
Nine, Gerhard FIRST won disllnc-
ton Tor her singing of the German
classics. bu' In recent years her in.
tcrcst In American folk ronE7 ana
their addition 10 her programs have
Won her even greater popularity
~ was Schubert who raised the
He'd. which is an art form Of old
German folk songs 81 forgotten
origin, into tho domain OF The high.
est musical art. and Mime Ger
hnrdts interpretations Of group
~ iE numbers by this master
composer given for tho opening
Eroup Won hen the most sincere
applause "Dio Smdi.H "AbsrHird"
and "Staudchon" being gree cd with
unusual enthusiasm. a4 werr Henry
Purocirs Il Attempt From Loves
sickness 10 Fly ana "pas War I'm
Ertrn Lenzcsstrah" nnd "im wo-
genden Tame" by Tschaikowsky,
a group Of Scottish songs by
Beethoven proved quito popular, as
did ''Ruhe Mcino srelc. "Schlagendc
HefSen." "Morgen" and "zuslgnung."
by Richard Strauss. which closed
tho program.
SIR Carroll Hollis'cr provided OK
ccllent accompaniment for the
artist
Mime Gtrhardts concert was tho
first or series ot four being spon-
nored BY tie womcn's Federation
Of tho University Of Washington.
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Orthopedic Shops

Beacon Hill Guild viii he in
charge OF the service at the ortho.
pedic lunch room Thursday. Mrs.
Patrick Tammany will be hostess. az.
sisted by Mrs. If. a. Endress. Mrs.
Hall Bast. Mrs. j. T.. winget Mrs.
f. Croken. Mrs NJ Rossler. Mrs.
John Smith. Mrs C. II. Harder. Mrs.
r. l., Mcdonnell. Mrs. w. +. Joudry.
Mrs. Edward Pearson, Mrs. d. l.
Clampy and Mrs. George Dornberger.
Renton Hill Guild. with Mrs. J. c.
skotone and Mrs Gordon Corbaley.
will have charge at the Thrift shop
Thursday morning. and Endolync
Auxiliary. with Mrs. David r. Young
and Mrs. a. G. Thompson. will be
in charge in the afternoon.
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FEDERATION CLUBS
WILL MEET

Clubs affiliated with the Seattle
Federation will meet Thursday. No.
vember ~. as follows:
Art department OF the sorn.ls
Club. o'clock. at Federated club.
house. Program: sir Thomas Law.
renee" by Mrs j. T. Downcy. u. NJ.
W Turner" by Mrs. o. Il. ThorRrm.
Nagcl Hostess. Mrs. Helen Gun.
nlngnam
The Manus Club viii entertain
nj bridge for the benefit Of ts
welfare fund on Thursday evening
November 10. OF $3.50 o'clock. at tho
home Of Mrs. 4. Holt, $40 Mount
Baker blvd.
Board Of building trustees Of the
Seattle Federation OF womcn's
Clubs 10 o'clock. at Federated
clubhouse, Mrs David T.. Fryer.
president.
Alpha Club. 1880 o'clock. at
home Of Mrs w C. Guitar. 1918 n.
3sth at Parliamentary Law" Mrs.
4. g. Sears; book review. "Old New
York edith Wharton). by Mrs, w.
F. Kingston. Miss Florence Russell.
assisting hostess.
Queen Anne Fortnlghtly club.
/ o'clock. no.host luncheon. follow
cd By frolic
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Wedding Is Celebrated

The marriage OF Miss Mildred Fern
Dauer 10 Mr., Carmen Banch.ro was
solemnized Saturday evening a, the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs Arthur r. OF.
sen at Duvamish, with tho service
read by Judge August Tocllnsr.
The bride was prottlly Eownsd in
orchid gnorEette. and carried a bou.
quet OF ophclia roses
Tho two bridesmaids were Miss
Gladys Olsen. in Nile green gsorgette.
and Miss Helen Russell, In white
crepe. Mr.. Gerald Olson was best
man. Miss Hazel Lewis played the
Mendelssohn Welding March a re.
csptlon and supper followed the cere.
mony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Banchcro arc at home
at :t37 Warsaw St, Seattle.
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Hiss NeumdnR Becomes Bride at Church
Ceremony, Dinner val Honor CaHtornianS

-, ,,,-riage % Miss Janet N,u.
80. daughter Of MIS-. A. Nj.
.,ssp. 10 Mt Rinolio Allyn Hall
4 Judge and Mr., calvin 5.
-, solemnised tuesday even
/, me Mount Baker rrcshy
- rhurh. Tho Rev IN w \.
nav rat The seryicc az IS o'clock.
c..-.linr tho ceremony. Miss
49, p,rers rendered a yiolln solo,
~ n,wninr. and Mr Cameron
,.,,n ang n Promise Me "
s',.,a,hemums IN orchid. pink and
~, solors wcrc tho charming dec
...,,s5 q the church, They crowned
.,.,,a aisle standards and were ar
- in bouquets and baskets a.
~ altar
.--,,,e beaded IN crystals over
-. aiin Her tullc veil was
-, 70 her eclrfure with a cluster
.5,-,p.e blossoms al either side. and
I. hsoust she carried orchids,
800 roses and bou,nrIia.
4. r. Y. TagEart the matron o.
.,.,e vas gowned in Orchid cut vel
:, ana her flowers were opheliAs.
r.. two bridesmaids, Miss MARY
: sranapre and Niiss Betty shelley
n, vore cut velvet In coral shade,
IA arlsd Columbia roses for boz,
isis
Ms Neumann wore a gown " blue
- so,a lace with pink rosebuds FOR
xass. and Mrs Han was m Wild
- ssorge,ie beaded In crystals,
"A a sorage OF frcesias and or.
A. swce, peas
W. Carroll Hall was best man, and
!. r,hsrs we're AIR John DAVIS. Mr.
avn Hall. Mr.. Van TagSart and
4; Axei Koskey.
Foaowing the service there was a
ral reception az the Neumann res.
tas Assisting were the Misses
ri.a and Saralet Phelps. Bernice
ssart and Eleanor Salvus,
VI. and Mrs. Han left FOR Califor
"a o. their wedding trip, Mrs, Han
rzysling In a beige bsnEalinc frock.
eocoa brown coat with beaver col
NJ and a small velour hat with iri-
kxsnt trimming.
Mr. and Mrs, Hall will leave Sc
rils On December II Tor Kc,chlkan,
rAsrs they viii make their home.
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Too-Too- Thin? part -
VALUABLE SUGGESTIONS

There arc other measures be-
sides increasing the diet that viii
help you 10 gain. but increasing the
diet Is the most iniportan, single
measure,
Ny last three articles TO you who
arc TRIMS 10 gain emphasized the i'm.
por'Rncc Of eating more than you
have been. Arc YOU skcptical that
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Pepan no. only causes a gentle.
easy bowel movement, but. best OF
all, IL is often months before an
other dose is necessary. Besides. ii
is absolutely harmless, andSso pleas
ant that even a cross. feverish. bill
ious, sick child gladly takes f.
Buy large 5o-cent bottle at am
store that sells medicine and just
see for yourself.
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FareUeH PARTY

On Friday evening. November 30.
at their home. stl9 Ninth ave. ". p.
the consul OF Bolivia. Mr.. Antonio
Quiroga. and Mrs. Quiruga. viii en-.
teriain AZ u farewell party In honor
OF tho consul Of Argentine. Mr.. Mig.
ucl 4. Molina. and Mrs. Molina. Mr.
Molina has been ordered by his gov.
ernmeRt 20 Uruguay.
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CELEBRATE DADS MONT

CELEBRATE DADS NIGHT
Lougfellow PIT a. win celebrate
Dads Night" Friday. November 20.
Of 7.3O o'clock The program will
open with a flag salute by the school.
followed by community singing led
by Mr. T.. l.. Parks. Several musical
numbers viii be rendefed by the
school orchestra. and the boys Of tho
Eighth grade Will give n drama en-.
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Informal Luncheon
for Miss Talbot

Yrs Albert I. Bonfaeur viii en-.
rtalu al luncheon At her home. on
Frieay afternoon. in honor OF Mrs.
WI. Talbot. q san Francisco.
10 S visiting IN town.
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NJ. and Mrs. Douglas
b Entertain

70 honor members OF Phi Kappa
sgma fraternity. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
r Douglas viii entertain with
ascs AZ their home Friday even.
x
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Small and Informal
Dinner

Before the Junior Club dance at
the Golf Club, on "Wednesday even,
Ing. November Is. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas GreeninE win entertain
with a small dinner AZ the Univsr.
sity Club.
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Brthddu Dinner.

~ Isaac w Kilworth will en-.
IAN With a birthday dinner at
\ "llaonian this evening in com.
.Asa' 70 her daughter. Miss Ruth
=, hiworth. Covers VIII be
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MrrsrcITr

-tAlNG MUSICALE
Z sohsms Music club Will give
~ evening musicale OF the sea
4; y Saturday, November II, at
X. X oslock- at the home OF Mrs.
i. 81 shepard Johnson. 3ss Ward At.
q s,rnard wilkinson. baritone,
4. . the assisting artist.
h@-- i"'io"s.
Gj ry.r Aseabrs' 80. Saint sa.n-
". Noalant' ..-.... Dubsrnoy
IN rslr -, Rodsrick Dunbar
Sar,,- 'Drd johnson. second piano
N, Heart Of MIN.
". ~ ~ hhods' Mrs James q nos.
e. Gan = y. Fowler. Mrs. Edward
"sfsne-
ny Liver II, Comes on
D. aan,.s' '."''H. ciouEh Laughter
W syisl1. .'''..,...,... Chadwick
A.n .5'hi'nino Mimi Ola 30.
I, fsssss.s.... pUs.t,
M Nh Jam" o. Bo,w.i r''''"'
NJ. Bsrc.u,." ''''''.' hsndelsaohn
hi. : Harrison. violin MI, 'i r,iaas's,
Gsli.i,oo 'u'; Nn DORA HeGrstb pi,na
d, .e nh.n Soft wind, Blow a,.,y
\" 'Tn.rs =, '...,......, Dohson
~ hlnt' ..... .saundtrson
-. ~" r " Fowler
Watt IN ~
srns- "" Doris aeGrath "o''''"'N
a .Homlng
10 49, 10 Hilltop" ..', ~ i' ss,,
ariss.- Mrs ,. n. Rhode. wat"
4, .I.a,ocs,lons Al o,,.,o
W "AfIo,s Don Tuanj Mozart
a., Mr.. n.,, nenytnut3' d. Diaz
n Rt, . the s.a.,,,
,tsmb,,,. MIS-, grX ~ ''"'T'
~,reE ~, Mss Ruth pytop. ~.
Nr' Lulu H. Jobn.on
shItsottb evening November 20.
itA,r soa School win hold =
Vel. . .na son dinner in Tho scboo,
sn .,so ", Meals viii DO served
y 'oV v IN. Program.
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MELODY CLUB HAS


INTERESTING STUDY TOPIC
Music OF the border countries. is
the study topic for the next meeting
OF the Melody Club. to be held Thurs
day eysning. November 10, at the
home OF Mrs. Leo Hartlaub. with
Mrs. Hartlaub and Mrs. Granville
Marshall as hostesses
The following program will be pre-
scented.
Piano
'Humor.squs tBonsmianJ 70. Dyorsk
mildred solbtrE
Soprano
Ia "Fsr,slln. visa" tswodl,hj
(NorwsElsnj ,....,a..,..,..L stso.
Gertrude wiEgen
Psp.r--"Grlsz and His Muslc"-
Frances Coles
Piano
Hungarian Rhapsodls MiEnonns'
Bsrnles Mckinley
Nero soprano
gong. Ny Mother Taught Me"
lBohemianD ,s......,s.,,.,.DV oraB
Martha Nilssn
Papsf--'what Has Chopin Don. for
Polish Music
Irene Morrison
Piano
"Minu.r ponshj ...... p,d,rswski
Mrs, O. " Mclaughlin
Nero Controito=
"solyclss Song tSorwsgianJ.. GrieR
Madeline Sicily Whalsy
Piano
''Socturns" tPoiishj .....,,,. Chopin
Mrs. lao HartlAub
Coutfoito.a.
TO Irnby win ! wander toli
NhthsTlandHt ....srt..,,,, RelmHnn
POsY KoalOwski
Theresa c,clls Gideon, director and hc-
cOnfpAnlst
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Women's Clubs

a. A. Collins. 81 j. noczcr, j J.
corrlEan. Harris Casey. J u. Coug
lin. II II. Bit,ner. ] r nahl aud
MIN Bernard Brady. chairman
DAY NURSERY MEETING
Tho regular monthly meeting Of
the Seattle bay Nursery Association
viii be held al so2 broadway Thurs
day afternoon November 10. az 40
O'Clock, Tho date has been advanced
ono week on account " Thsnksgly.
Ing,
ara y. $ wilirlc and Mira Rldg
ley Force viii be tho hostcsscs for
tho afternoon.
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Eptertains at Dinner

A1- Ernest wanamaker enter.
80 With a dinner al her home
s1..aaaJ evening. In honor Of Mrs.
APsiaki. who has Just returned
nm the Orient
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Mr.. and Mrs. Queens TO
GiUe Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore owens
VIII entertain with a dinner Of ten
covers a, their home before the
Junior Club dance a, the COLI Club.
on wednesday evening. Novem.
Der p.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Eden
Dinner Hosts

To honor Mt aud Mrs Mon
Tucker OF Rurltngame. Cal who
arc guests In Tho gity. Mr. and Mrs
John Edcn viii entertain with a
dinner az their home. saturday
evening
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woNiAN's CENTURY cItfn

The Ways and Means committee
Of tho Womau's Century Club win
meet Thursday November 18th. NJ
II o'clock, In tho board room Of
the Puget Sound Savings and Loan
Association.