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The Coconino sun., 1925-02-27
THE HUMAN SIDE
OF LIFE
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George and Amy dance we'll to-
gether don't they?"
Yes, well together is right"
Loretta what does that beautiful
woman over yonder do for living?o
Oleda: Husbands.
what makes the butterfly" ?"
The cocoon"
Wrong, the coon cook"
Editor: "Why, this book was writ
ten by Convict 97423.''
Ex-Convict: yeah! OATS me pen
name."
Stenographer Tin newspaper office):
Its terribly warm in here"
Fresh Office Boy: Speak to the
circulation manager
Wife: Don't deny it. / saw you
coming out of saloon"
Hubby: "Now, dearie, you wouldn't
want me to stay in there, would you?"
Senior: Look here, this picture
makes me look like monkey
Editor of Campus Yearbook: "You
should have thought about that before
you had the picture taken"
Woman: IF you don't leave at once
I'll call my husband; he used to play
football at Harvard"
Tramp: Lady, if you love your hus-
band, don't; used to play with Yale"
To waiter who had brought him
some fish.
I waiter, this fish is not as good as
that had last week."
Waiter: at ought to be sir. It's
off the same fish"
"At first Alice wouldn't say
whether she loved me or not"
And did you succeed in making
her tell?3
"Yes, finally squeezed it out Of
her."
The Coconino sun., 1925-02-27

Many Chicago churches have united in a de-
mand for months moratorium on scandal and
crime" in the press of that city. Several of the
leading churches have adopted resolutions de-
nouncing the featuring of this class of news with
it's unwholesome pictures as the major cause of
much of the moral delinquency of the time
The Coconino sun., 1925-02-27

Since August, 1919, the national debt has been
cut more than S5,OOO,0OO0O0, lowering the annual
interest charge lS225, 5,O0O,0 900. The expenditures
during 192021 exceeded $780, 900, 900; last year
they were So, ,788 100000, and the public debt was
reduced last year by $685. 100000, saving in
terest of $45, ,000, 900 year.
The Coconino sun., 1925-02-27
EASY FOR MAINE

North: Maine has been dry for
many, many years"
West: "And why not? It's almost
totally surrounded by Canada"
The Coconino sun., 1925-02-27
THE CATS

May: 1That couple is dancing the
eat step"
Ray: "Welb they ought to dance it
on the back fence"
The Coconino sun., 1925-02-27
THE SINGLFIDEA

The Hostess (sweetly): "Just two
Jumps 20
The Guest (absent mindedly): "Why.
I'd like to have two tons, but if that's
all you can do"
The Coconino sun., 1925-02-27

''Lfe's funny proposition, after ALL sang
George Cohan. And as long as you can keep it
funny instead of tragic you are going to get along
very well even if you think you are not getting
along very we'll
The Coconino sun., 1925-02-27

When mature wife bobs her hair the men
wonder whether she did it because she likes bob-
bed hair or just to spite her husband.
The Coconino sun., 1925-02-27
THE MODERN MARRIAGE

"Why did Jack marry Beryl ?"
"Well, they were engaged for two
years and he got tired of seeing her
every day."
The Coconino sun., 1925-02-27

If you are a good plunger you ought to be a
good swimmer SO that when you plunge into debt
you will be able to swim out.
The Coconino sun., 1925-02-27

Soap box orators would be more convincing if
they used the contents of the boxes.
The Coconino sun., 1925-02-27

Even if you are one of those that never can
find anything, you still can find fault.
The Coconino sun., 1925-02-27

Failure is not disgrace, but lot of people ac
i like it is something to be proud of.
The Coconino sun., 1925-02-27

Perhaps it is better even to be wise in your
own conceit than not wise at all.
The Coconino sun., 1925-02-27

What kind of people are those who
have just moved in next door to you 2"
asked Mrs. Calder
"Oh, never talk about my neigh
bors," replied Mrs. Herdso. "All I
know about them is that their stuff
came in one load, that only one of
their bedsteads has any brass on it,
most of the furniture looked old,
there's six IN the family, the children
are all boys, they have two dogs, the
man is about 20 years older than the
woman, they had a squabble with the
driver of the van when they settled
with him and their name is Smith"
The Coconino sun., 1925-02-27

The man who wants to get ahead will never
stay at the foot.
The Coconino sun., 1925-02-27

Ephriam Vickers, young man Of
color, has an unusual fondness for
automobiles and has driven every kind
of car from the best down to the poor
est. The latter, seemed to have
left an indelible impression, Judging
from his reply to the question:
"How would you like to join the
aviation corps? We can use you
there" !"
My goodness, boss" came the an
swef, "s-posin' dat ole machine was
to stop right in de air an dey want
me to get out an crank de engine 2"
The Coconino sun., 1925-02-27

Woman: IF you don't leave at once
I'll call my husband; he used to play
football at Harvard"
Tramp: Lady, if you love your hus-
band, don't; used to play with Yale" Z"
The Coconino sun., 1925-02-27

Senior: Look here, this picture
makes me look like monkey
Editor of Campus Yearbook: "You
should have thought about that before
you had the picture taken"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-21

II NUESTRO PROCEDIMIENTO

4
Central Ruina ateraIes de 3Oz"
Central Ruina superior de 3Oa" disln s. largo
mt Rufna Desme de largo
Central Coada de 81" diam s. 6" largo.
ngenio Ququla de 324" diam. 6"
ngenio QuqueIa Masasa aterales s"
Central Cnstancia de 23' diam ~"
DeveIpt supeores 164' largo
Jayuya Develpt de 6 diam 24 largo.
Jayuya Devp Co de 13l" diam 24' largo
Central Boca Chica 261"
Central San de 81" diam 6"
nGenio Santa Fe de 80" diam s. 5"
rgenio 324" 6"
neenio superior 324" diam, 6"
Central Cooo- Masas lateaes de "a" diam. largo.
Central Cooo- 2 Masas de 81" dam g. largo
Mayagiez 81"
Central de "a diam 81"
Andres 2A1asasa aterales de dam
Andres superior de 324" s. largo
Succession Serrales Masas ateaes de 34z diam
Succession Serrales de 34a' Jiarn
Central Soller 2O' diam 80" largo
Central Soller 2O' diam. sc" largo
Central Cooo Il Masa lateral de 34a" diam s. largo
Central Nasal Gle diam N
Central Cooo nfasasup de So" dar G. 6"
Masa de 81" diam. s. 6"
de 223" diam. ~" largo.
%" diam. x4 6" Mol Viques
de 3OA" diar,. s largo.
"a s" diam. x6
35" largo.
Central Boca de 261"
Co. Masas eraes de 32' diam s. g. largo
Bentez Sugar Co.. superior de 81" 81 largo
16 diam 24
DeveIpt Col Masa lateral de 16" 24' largo
Peleas Sugar Co. laaes de 16" 20" largo
PeIeas Co.. de 16" 20"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-27
CHURCHES M A Y
JOIN IN WORK
Plan Would Bring Co-opera-
ton in Opening Fields

Exchange OF information regard
ing plans 10 relocate old churches or
to plant new Sunday schools or mis-
slons is recommended in proposal
TO be voted upon by church repre-.
sentatiyes Tuesday evening at the
annual meeting OF the Seattle Coun-
ell Of Churches in Mount Baker
Park Community Presbyterian
church.
Copies Of the plan have been
mailed TO churches and pastors Of lG
Protestant church groups 1t pro-
yldes for n permanent commission
on city missions and church exten.
sion. to be composed OF ministerial
and lay members chosen from the
cooperating denominations on a
proportional basis.
This method OF united planning
Of church planting has been in use
( in a number Of American cities. and
found very successful. II brings
about better location OF church
buildings and a more effective min.
isiry TO the city. council officials
say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-27
Plans Complete for
Choir Guild Partg

Dinners will preccde and supper
parties follow the choir guild OF the
Church OF the EpIphany's May party
Friday evening al tho Falkland Com.
munlty clubhouse,
Included among those entertaining
will be Mr. and Mrs, Charles r. Bar.
teau. Mr.. and Mrs, William j. +.
Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst Chaser.
Mr.. and Mrs, c, b. Andrews. Mr..
and Mrs. II. a. Boring and Mr.. spcn'
Ger Crookes.
Additional reservations for the AZ.
fair are Mr.. and Mrs, $. f. Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Graham. MIR. and
Mrs, John %. Reagh. Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Bishopp. Mr., and Mrs Il. c.
Erskine. Or. and Mrs. r. +. Take.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r. whiting. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Il. Curry, Mr.. and Mrs. y. r.
Blackburn. Air. aud Mrs. Boderlck
Mcdonald. Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Han.
son and Mr.. and Mrs. \, II. Llntner.
Tickets may be obtained from
Mrs. Irwin, EA St.7oa5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-27
Melody Club to Giue
Costume Concert

The Melody club will give an oper'
attic concert In costume al it's next
meeting. Thursday. April 80. Mrs.
t. Granville Marshall will be hostess
ct her home. 1910 Republican st.
Following Is the program:
story Of Carmen .............B isst
Miss Olga Kueht
-roreador Song .s......+......
stisa winifrsd Day
Mrs. Axatha Peterson
Etory o. samson and psiilah" -.
.................... sain,-sssns
Mrs. v. nottksr
dance OF Dragon prirstrsssg.'.
sltas Mildred Weiss
sssiy Heart AZ Thy swees voics''....
Mrs. g r.. P1impton
story Of The bohemian Glri' seq. Baifu
Mrs l.. W. Hartlapo
ssrhs Heart Bowed Down .......
Mrs Marshall
Il prcampt I Dwclt to Marble Halls
Miss Gertrude wsgssa
story Of ',F-auHt'' ...,... s...s... G0unod
Mrs. Torgcison
@so!dIsrg Chorus ...,-............
Mrs. uartiaab
s~rhs Jewsn song" ................
Miss poroihea Rodgers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-27
Campfire Notes

Present n list Of all Campfire hon.
ora earned. o.
Have earned $40 points or health
chart IN ono month,
Must have won. IN addition 10 tho
above. AZ least "a elective honors.
three OF which must be chosen from
home craft, three from citizenship
and three from nature craft
NOTE Elective honor beads mot
purple are awarded for the "a
elective honors in requirement No.
no.
Ten purple beads for rank are
awarded TO wood gntherera for the
above requirements,
Requirements for fire maker in
clude the following;
Must have been wood guthcrcr
for al least one ycnr ana must Dc
at least rs years old. must own a
ceremonial gown; must help prepare
and serve, together with other can.
didHtes. at least two meals for meet
inga OF the Campfire, this to include
purchasing the food cooking and
serving the meal and care OF fire
(all candidates work In rotation. that
~. each does a different part Of the
work each timer the menu used and
ltemized account for fire makers
dinner must be presented nj council
Ore or to committee Of awards; keen
the thrift chart FOR one month, tie
the square knot five times in success
sion correctly and without heHlta'
ton; keep the health chart for tive
months, winning $40 points each
month; refrain from chewing gum
eating between meals and from can
dy. aundacs. FodaH and commercially
manufactured beverages between
regular meals Tor at least on'
month.
Observe good health habits to he'll
build mp and keep sound body nnt
a cheerful spirit: By sleeping lonl
hours with windows open or out-of
doors: By taking a full bath AZ leas
twice week and by brushing tn
tccthing twice daily by taking a
least half an hour daily outdoor *
erclscs. by eating only the RICH
kinds Of food and the prope
amounts a. meal time except frui
between meals, and by drinking "a
leax; four glasses Of water day. b!
having normal bowel moycmen
every day
Understand what Is being done b,
the following organizations 70
health and welfare OF children:
Your own local board OF healti
Z and other health agencies.
The child hygiene division Of you
state board Of health,
Childrcns bureau Of your fedora
government. Washington, ID. c.
American Child Health assocla
} ton, $40 Seventh ave, New Yorl
] city.
The National Child Labor commit
: tee. 205 Il, 2gd st.. New York city,
r Know and demonstrate In pantc
: mime what 10 do in the followin
emergencies:
] Clothing on fire, person in dee
water. who cannot swim. both !
b summer and thru ice in wintet
4 open cut: frosted feet; fainting: biz
OF an insect: Spufined ankle. nos
r bleed; foreign matter In eye. kno'
how to bandage satisfactorily eithe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-27
Orthopedic Lunch and
Thrift Shops

Denny.FuhrmAu guild viii have
charge at tho orthopedlc Lunch room
Tuesday. with Mrs. NJ. n. Jurin.
hostess. assisted BY Mrs. II s.
seclyo. Mrs, c. X. stewart. Mrs. ".
]. Bacon. Miss N. c. Hubert. Mrs.
John Arlington. Mrs. r. l.. Miller.
Mrs. II. h. Morris. Miss Eva Peter.
son. Mrs. Samuel Ii Roy Crawford.
Mrs. r, r. Wicks, Mrs. Howard
Williamson and Miss VI Z. shelton.
East Highland Drive guild. with
Mrs. W. L. Froudc and Mrs. Josiah
Moore. will be in charge az the
Thrift Shop Tuesday moning. and
Madrona guild. with Mrs. Ernest a.
Wieddow and Miss Louise Nelson.
viii have charge on Tuesday after.
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-27
Fratenitu 70 EntertoiN

Fraternity TO Entertain
To celebrate tho tweuty.fi fifth an
nlversary OF tho founding OF Sigma
Tau chapter at tho University OF
Washington. Phi Gamma Delta
fraternity win entertain with din.
ncr dance at the Seattle Golf club
on Friday evening May /, Tho
dance Is part OF a three,day pro-
gram which win DO participated In
by Fits from all over tho North
west,
Other events on the program are
a sectional convention OF Northwest
chapters at the chapter house, t5oS
18th ave n, T., Friday, May /; an
athletic carnival at tho chapter house
aud on the campus Saturday, and
tho silver jubilee Fiji banquet" at
The Olympic Hotel Saturday eve
ming.
Sunday tho visiting delegates will
make a pilgrimage 10 tho chapter
house 10 nartako In the memorial
services and then go TO tho home
Of Or. Henry suzzallo. where they
will pledge anew their loyalty 20 the
university
Prior 20 the dance, which will
start at . o'clock. several no-host
dinners have been planned, Tho
committee in charge of the dance
/ includes william T., Mcstieken, chair
man. Or, Tom Mesdas. Or, Donald
Truehlood. Taylor Greene and Arthur
I.atimcr.
The following win be In tho re-
/ ceiviug line: Dean and Mrs. John r.
/ Condor nr. and Mira Tom Mcsdag,
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Y {. Kellogg. Mr.,
and Mrs. Ross T. Chestnut, MIR. and
I Mrs, Walter q, Mclean. MIR. and
I Mrs Dwight y. Hartman, Mr.. and
+ Mrs William o. Mckay, Mr., and
Mrs Ivan Talbot. Mr., and Mrs
William H. Horsley. MIR and Mrs
Willis /. Campbell. Mfr and Mrs,
Walter II. Tucaley. Mr.. and Mrs
Wallace L. Atkinson, Mr.. and Mrs
Willard G. Heron. MIR. and Mrs
George Gum. Jr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-27

with a roller or triangular bandnge;
n finger Of thumb with a cut on
the end. a palm or the back Of
hand. the forearm and leg, the 81.
bow and ankle the eye; the fore,
head (brniBel.
Know what civil department or
official 10 notify in tito following Ia.
stance
A bad smell IN the nolRhborhood;
garbage or refuse not called for; n
dead animal In the street or dead
pet animal 20 be disposed OF. an am.
bulunce needed.
A fire. a flood OF bursting water
skin: milk not properly bottled or
canned; food not properly wrapped,
covered or screened.
Know how you can 10 prevent trat'
fic accidents; fires water accidents.
Work out and follow good stand
ards Of posture, including care Of
feet; care Of the hair; care OF the
hands and nails care Of the eyes.
Know the special needs Of girl
Of her age hB 10 NUMBER OF hours Oh
sleep. amount and Kind Of exercise
proper kinds Of food and what makes
balanced diet; use Of various kinds
Of bathH-warm and cold.
Know how 10 perform simple
home making services. such AZ set
ting the table, serving the food. en-
Pertaining the guests.
Mend pair OF stockings or q
| knitted undergarment and hem some
useful article. the hem 10 be at lcas'
n yard in length. Use the sewinl
machine IL practical, ana also the at
| tachmentB for hemming)
BE prepared TO give a flye-minut'
talk on Campfire Girls.
Must be able to repeat the Fire
makers Desire alone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-27
Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Strive, who
arc travelling abroad, arc now In
Northern Africa
Mrs. william Leonard Eaton, who
has been spending a week In Port
land, returned 10 town Saturday.
Donnell Fisher, Jr., son Of Mr..
and Mrs DonneIl Fisher. returned
Sunday 10 tho University school in
Victoria, after a short visit az Ills
home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace s. Rand and
daughter. Jean, Of Burlington. Iowa,
formerly Of Seattle, will arrive in
town about the middle Of May for
q few weeks visit.
Mrs. Lee II Wakefield left Satur.
day evening for New York, 20 be
gone three weeks.
Mr, Andrew Wnlateen. who Is in
New York attending the convention
OF the American Institute ~ Rrchis
tects. Is a guest at The Roosevelt.
Mr.. Robert Morton Of Bellingham
spent the weekend in town.
Mra Andrew +. Safer is leaving
the end Of the month for Paris.
where she viii join her daughter,
Gertrude Paula. who has been study
ing abroad for the past two years.
From Paris. Mrs. Safer. with Miss
Safer. will tour thru Italy. Germany.
Norway and England. before return
Ing TO Seattle in the fan
| Mrs Catharyn A. Barnes has re-
turned from three months yidt
/ In California
Mr.. Basil Francis Fitch has left
for Detroit, called there by the III
ness Of his mother.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-27
Sunset Club VIII Hear
Interesting Talk

~Jewclry and Enamcls" viii be the
subject OF a talk by Mr. Frank Gard,
ner Hale az tho Sunset club Thurs,
day afternoon at . O'clock
The literary committee OF the club
feels fortunate In being ablo to pro,
sent MIR. Hale. as lie h master
craftsman Of Boston aud Is on hts
FIRST trip 20 the Pacific coast, MIR.
Hale will illustrate his talk with
many beautiful specimens OF jew.
ciry and enamels,
The lecture Is open 60 all inter.
ested In the subject. and tickets may
be obtained at tho club. or from
Mrs. Thomas Stimson. Mrs. Worrall
Wilson and Mrs. Frank K. Van Tuyl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-27

Tho Campfire Girls OF sHagit ooun'
ty viii be hoatohseB 20 Other Camp
fire Girls in the northern part OF the
state NJ "A spring conference 10 be
held IN Bodro. woolley May j, 2. q.
Registrations are now open. The
program for the conference In ns fol
lows.
Friday, May /. 7.3O-Mats meeting
at sodro.woolley high school. Sat
urday. May 2. 9.30-GirlE' session,
Lender. Marie Hnggqulnt Of NJ Yer
non; guardians session, leader. Mrs
sydney Warner. president Of skagii
County Gunrdinns' association. 200
Track meet, treasure hunt. 1880.
council fire. Sunday, May 3. morn
ing Girls attend church IN body
nfternoon-Tcn at homo OF Helen
Condy, sedro' Woollcy
All Seattle girls should register al
headquarters at once and pay their
Zee Of 6oc. Special arrangements vii
be made for transportation and girls
viii be guests In tho homo OF sedrj
woolley girls. The cost OF the entire
trip win be less than So, Tho glrlf
I'm tho Chelotrn group, with iheli
guardian. Mrs H. &. Dleckman. are
tho first 20 sign up.
Campfire Girls arc taking an nc
tive part in tho program for Ma
tlonal Forest Week Monday. Apr
"a u group OF girls from Broadway
and Garfield high schools put on .
program at the Chamber of Com
mcrcs before q group Of people
especially mierrsfsd In forest con
servn,lon.
Thursday. April 30. a second grouu
Of girls have been invited 10 nttent
jhc regular luncheon meeting N IN,
Hoo.Hoo club. an organization o
lumbermcn. and take part IN thei
forest conservation program
Campfire groups are urged 20 hay
some special observance Of Nntiona
Forest Wssk At their group meet
ings and many groups are planning
10 plant trees
Groups wishing 10 secure literntur
on the subject OF forest conservation
should call nj headquarters.
For all girls who have not take
tests for rank under the old editiui
OF the manual on or before May
The requirements In tho new 1872
edition will apply.
Several changes have been mad
In tho requirements for each OF tn
three ranks. making them NOR
thoro and more indicative Of CnmI
fire standards. Copies Of the ne'
manual may be obtained at heac
quarters for 80 cents.
/ Following are the new requir'
mentS for each OF the three rank
Requirements for wood gnthcrer:
Must have been a member Of n
Campfire for at least four month
and not more than ono year
Have attended at least IL week.
meetings and ono council fire oths
than the one q, which the rank
awarded
Must be nblc 20 repeat the WOO
guthcrrra desire alone
Have selected a name and a syn
bol and explain them at counc
fire.
Have completed a bead or leath'
bank With symbol as design.
Know Burn, Fire, Burn M
Nanny Moon" or any two OF Il
Neidlingcr Campfire songs.
Know verbatim the law. cred
pledge OF allegiance TO the flng nj
fire lighting ceremony No. !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-27
Tea VAL Honor Travellers; Illustrated
Lecture Thursday Afternoon

MRS. ROBERT McCLELLAND
l'I and Miss Muriel Linder Will
issue cards shortly for tea at Mrs,
McClclRnd's home on Wednesday
afternoon, May Is. from until 6
o'clock.
Tho affair win honor Mrs. Charles
Clifford Hartman claire stolton.
bergl. who is visiting her parents.
Mr., and Mrs, C. IL. ], stoltcnherg,
Mrs, Frederick Merrill Sproul tpa.
tricla Fothernghaml. who is the
guest OF her father aud mother Mr.
and Mrs. u, $, Fothcringham, and
Miss Jean Fox. recently returned
from n trip TO the Orient.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-27
Hosts at Dinner aud
Orpheum Pdrtu

Mr.. and Mrs. c, Kirk Hnlman
viii entertain AZ dinner ON Friday
evening at their home In honor OF
the Hllman Co employees Covers
win be placed for twenty-five and
later the party viii attend the
Orpheum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-27

Colleen Moore, long before enter
ing motion picture work. studied
TO be a dancer, but instead achieved
fame on the screen. However, she
displays her terpsichorean talents in
the title role of the screen version
Of Sally"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-27
CHILD HEALTH MONTH

Mrs. II, A. NJ Bonnar chairman
Of the division of child welfare Of
the state Federation OF Womcn's
clubs, Is finding splendid response
over tho state to tho call for tho
observance OF May day as Child
Health day and the month tf May
as Child Health month
Following out tho idea of the
American Child Health association
and working under the direction of
The state board Of health, Mrs, Bon
mar has sent out over tho state
900 pieces Of literature, including
festival books, program booklets
and health outlines. Many requests
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-27
BANQUET FOR
DEPARTMENT. PRESIDENT

Mrs Cassea Hopper Orsbor n.
national chaplain and department
president Of the Ladies' OF the Grand
Army of the Republic. and staff, viii
be honored Mt n banquet to be given
at the Hotel Washington. Wedncs-
day. April 20. at 1880 o'clock.
The affair is sponsored by Cen.
Henry Ware Lawton circle No. a.,
and the presidents Of tho seven
Seattle circles are on the reception
committee. a cordial invitation Is
extended to all patriotic organiza-
tons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-27
TRIBE or BEN HUR
CELEBRATES

Mount Rainier court. No. 4s, OF
the Tribe OF Ben Hur. celebrated
Ben Hur day with a public enter
.ainmcut on April is. More than
200 people gathered in a. o. Y. w,
han 10 witness very interesting
program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-27
Dinner Dance at
Yacht Club

Ths Seattle Yacht club announces
the fifth annual dluuer dance on
Saturday evening Mey :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-27
PAST NATIONS CLUE

The Past Matrons' club OF Lor-
ralno chapter. No. 6. o. T., s.. will
give "A card party in Masonic tenn
pie. Thursday. April 40, At : p. m
All Eastern Stars and friends In
yited.