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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04
Pantages

Two prominent headline vaudeville
acts and big feature picture Is on
the new program opening NJ tho
pantages with the Monday matinee.
Vaudeville honora are divided be-
tween Barber g. Sims. in a unique
comedy playlet. and tho Four Hamel
Sisters & Stress.
The feature picture is THE Man
without Heart" novelty roman.
tic treat, starring Kenneth Harlan
and Jane Novak II presents an In.
trigiIing romance OF brother who
tried TO kidnap tho girl no believed
wns planning 10 elope with his sis
ter's husband. and then falls madly
in love with her himself Tho two
stars arc both established screen ia
vorites OF premier rank and they are
supported by a strong supporting
cast.
AZ a special added attraction, Earl
Grey and his Hotel Butler dance
orchestra will be featured in n pro.
gram OF syncopated music. The pro.
duction lis being staged by Manager
Il. c. Bostick and 10 under his per-
sonal direction. Earl Grey is well
known thruout the Northwest for his
popular dance music and critics &C.
claim his Offering this next week at
the PnntnRes theater as one Of his
best efforts.
Action Camera" Is the tito OF
Emmy Barber and Charles j, Sims
comedy offering, depicting real life
In reel life" n satire on the movie
industry with action revolving from
a Squcedunls town 10 Hollywood
Comedy dialogue and song arc
blended.
The -Four Hamcl Sisters & Stress
quartcttc OF clever and attractive
girls and Mr.. Richard Stress, fen.
tufcd cornct soloist OF Sousu's band
Will appear in tuneful musical
frolic, which they call Showing or
Before Company" They have bril-.
liant program OF Instrumentation,
mingled with song and dance.
Tho Wop and the Swcdc, n hilnr.
ious comedy net OF nonsense. song
and music. is the title Of Pisano and
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Orpheun1

The screen and the stage have
both created from their best in max.
ing up the partnership Of Claire
whitney and Robert Keane who
have next weeks headline spot at
the Orpheum. These stars are APP
pearing in Homer b. Mason sketch.
Room 800" Robert Emmett keane
Is recognized as one OF the funniest
comedians on the vaudeville stage
ana he was recently star Of the
comedy. THE Innocent idea" Miss
whitney brings 10 the stage a sense
OF humor. acting ability and a de.
cidedly expressive and pleasant
voice.
Walter DAWSON and his Louisville
Looms come TO vaudeville direct
from two years ruin at the Rain
bow Gardens in Louisville, Ken
lucky. and are said to be the last
word in syneopation and ail-around
entertainment. Every member OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04
LITTLE CHANGE FOR
SHIRLEY MASON

They aay ihHt change Of scene
IL good Tor any artist
Shirley Mason. film star. II having
one FOR tho first time IN over four
years while she Is being loaned by
William Fox 20 Sam T.. Rark 70 play
the part 81 Ruth In the Rork produe,
ton Of Tho Tlknr." in which Mlsn
Mason Il cofratured with Anna Q.
Nilsson and Lewis s. Stone.
Miss Hasons contract with The
Fox organization has been in force
for rome four years. during which ali
Of her work was done under the Fox
banner
Tho Fox organization consented 70
release her only when convinced thar
tho part for which aho has been 80.
lected was Ideally suited to her.
rho Talker Is adapted from
Marion Fsirfaxs stage play OF the
same name,
IN the all,staF cast which Mr.
HprE has assembled. Miss Mason ap.
pears with Anna q Nilsson. LsNis
stone Ian Keith. Tully Marshall.
Barbar Bedford. Gertrude Short,
Harold Goodwin. ceciilo Evans and
Lydia Yeamans Titus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04
SHs IN B.V.D.s
Almost Too Much
for Nice People

Bronx flappers. matrous ana old
ladies almost decided 10 visit the oeu.
llat tho other day when they Jaw
nine men dressed In sheets. bath,
robes and towels rushing down
MarmIon Avenue with a tail. wei
built man. attlrcd In athletic under
wear and a policeman'n cap. chss.
Ing them
just about ths time the speeia.
'ou decided that there had besn AN
escape from Mat,eawan. someone In
tho crowd discovered the tan man
was Milton sliIs OF sea Hawk'
fame.
~ the word spread thru tho dis
irici. ironing boards and kitchen
ranges were deserted. and house.
wives adjourned TO the street where
they joined the napperr To watch
sIlls and his fellow players eayort.
ing tn garb an flImsy az classic
dHncers'. u was a heena from s..rs
first starring picture. "Tha Making
OF o'Nallsy."
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And Who Would Ever Expect
Sheik Antics From Tom Mix

such q roie2 He has always made a
perfect hero. ready 10 lay down his
life Tor a lady love. and such was
this fellow Turpin The role required
fast riding. a readiness with ones
fists and the knack OF turning the
tables on officers OF the law at every
turn but this is nothing new for
Mix 10 do.
To cap IL ALL William Fox finally
allowed Mix and his director un.
suniod play with his purse strings.
and the privilege OF picking a cast
Of notable supporting players.
Hence we have Alan Hale. yillair'
or villains: Thllo Mccullough, equally
adept at such characterization.
Bull Montana, Kathleen Myers, Lu-
ellie Hutton. Fay Eolderness and
James Marcus.
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sam Rork'z production Of The
Talker." made under Alfred 4.
Green's direction from the Marion
Fairfax stage play Of several years
ago. is now in the cutting room. The
aIlsiar cast includes Lewis Stone.
Anna Q. Nilsson. Tuliy Marshall. the
authors husband; Walter McGrail.
Harold Goodwin, Barbara Bedford,
Gertrude Short, Ian Keith and Lydia
Yearnnna Titus.
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His amazing feats deIigh, tho audi.
ences.
The Hewitt Girls. a clever sister
team. appear in pleasing song and
dances. Special scenery and COS.
tunes make this most delightful
act.
Under the new policy. the psrfor-
mances will be continuous daily from
| 1 10 II p, m. with vaudeville a. ..
| I and . p. m. On Sundays and
holidays an extra vaudeville wili be
offered
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Landauer's offering. Both arc clever

Landauer's offering. Both arc clever
comedians
A company OF eight very attrac,
tive and talented girls viii DO found
in the Scovcll dancers, presenting
one OF the newest dance novelties en-,
titled Fourteen Feet IN Danceland."
Dick Ferguson and May sunder-
land have n singing and comedy pat.
ter program interpreted with some
clever and original dance steps.
Wheeler and Wheeler. clever
couple OF artists. have n sensational
roller skating act. with n whlrlwind
finish that is beautiful novelty.
Henri G. LoBcl will bo featured in
q aurprIan sonoloRne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04

John n. stabl If busy cutting Fine
Clothes No, tho noted director
hasn't turned tailor Hes merely
trimming his recently completed
screen yeraion or Fcrcuc Molnar s
Fashions Tor Men" Principal play.
ers in the east OF Fine Clothes" in.
ciudc Alma Rubens. Percy Mnrmont.
Lewis stone and Eileen Percy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04

Dorothy Mackaili. having finished
work In "Chiekie." in which che
played the tito role. is remaining in
New York for the feminine lead Ia
Milton sills' first starring picture,
''rhe Making OF O'MaIlcy Miss
Mackaiu WAS a stenographer IL
"chicNe" She Is school teacher
in 1.-THE Making OF o'Mallcy"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04

The Richard Partholmsss company
Is due to return TO New York any
day from Florida. where scenes for
"soul.Firc' arc being filmed After
Il few days OF studio work in Man.
haitian the production will be FIN.
ished and Barthclmcss will then take
rest OF n couple Of weeks before
starting his next. Shore Leave"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04
Footlight
Attractions

M-vAudsyills. hradlin-
ing comedy. Room seq"
rAsTA.Es 49, Vaudeville. double
headllnar. and movie.
PALACE HlI'-vnudsviils head
lining minstrel act. and
movie.
HEIJIG--Junior Advance vauds-
Vile. and movie.
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features Of the Clair show, has de-
cidcd TO remain in Seattle.
my engagement ut the Palace Hip
was 40 enjoyable" she says, that I
Just couldn't leave Seattle. / hope
to remain here thru the summer and
longer, too, IL my audiences like my
singing"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04

ID. There Is eUeTythinO from
cleUer Juvenile act 10 a
high class music turn. Of
course, McKces Arcadian
band is a big feature Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04

Dorothy Revier. who has leading
role IN Just a woman. has let /,
be known that sho haH been selected
as Rudolph Valentines leading lady
Tor his nrNt nletnre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04

NTHILE most Of tho Roy Clair
Nv musical comedy company, which
closed It's engagement at tho Palace
Hip Friday, is leaving for California,
not 80 with Diana Lyons, shown
above. This popular songster, whose
solo offerings were one Of tho big
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04

Variety is the keynote Of
the second big combination
Uapdcpilie and feature film
show non on tap at the He'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23

4 4.ooo,mlIe hike Is nothing 10
them. It's just a pleasure Jaunt TO
walk from Seattle 10 Washington,
.. C.. by way or California.
AZ least 1t isn't anything new be.
cause last fail they ended n 1000.
mile trip from Norfolk. Virginia, 10
Seattle They took seven months for
their juuni, leaving the East on
March :. 1924. and arriving here on
October >.
The distance,hikers are Ais. and
Mrs II, X Harvey. Their home
town IL Kenneth Missouri But since
they started their travels they've
called so many towns home. they
said. that they would find IL hard to
be far away from home wherever
they went.
The couple carry all their supplies
with them In knapsacks He carries
"a 5..pound load and she one ranging
from g 10 rs pounds. Their average
mileage Is from IS 10 20 miles per
day. Occasionally they accept lift
from some passing motoriat.
Mr.. Harvey plans 20 make talks
TO various Boy Scout troops on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
Patrons Named for
American Legion Ball

Official and social life are represent
"a in the list OF patrons and patron.
esses OF the Child Welfare ball TO be
held for the benefit OF the soldiers
orphans Saturday night, at The
olympic. under the auspices OF the
Forty and Eight society OF the
American Legion.
The patrons and patFonesses are:
Gov. and Mrs. Roland II. Hartley.
Mayor and Mrs. Edwin J. Brown.
Dr.. aud Mrs. Henry suzzalIo, DR..
and Mrs. J. {. EaGIeson. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. d. Farrell. Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert schoenfeld. Gen. and Mrs.
{. b. Blethen. DIR. and Mrs. Henry
K. Benson. Professor and Mrs. +. s.
Mcany. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Ames
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Spangler-
4 general invitation Is extended
TO attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
Daughters Of Pioneers
Hare Annual Breakfast

More than 900 Daughters OF Pho
,.ers tprior 20 1870 assembled in
the Italian room at The Olympic
Wednesday for the annual break
nst OF thu organization, Tho az
AIR observed the passing OF tho
bm In 1858 when Washington and
oregon were divided into separate
territories
Mrs Orange Jacobs and Mrs, NJ,
] Blair OF seattle were the honor
guests. Mrs. \, T.. Biselow OF olym-
ps. who was included in the honor
ruess list. was unable 10 attend.
Personal "reminiscences Of Incl
dents crossing tho plains were
,eld in papers prepared by Mrs.
Jacobs and Mrs. Blair and read by
Miss Jessica Jacobs for her mother
and Mrs Mary whitworth Millar for
the aunt. Mrs. Blair. Mrs. Alta
Drew Borst and Mrs. Lulu Shep-
herd Johnson contributed "Neytn's
Country Dance" a number for two
names, and Miss Olga Johnson, OF
snohomtsh. rendered a group Of
songs.
Mrs Helen Poison Gibson. prcd-
dent OF the Daughters, presided. and
Mrs. Alice Hood Lamoreaux was
toaStmistress Roses. tulips and
delphiniums in charming arrange
msnt graced the speakers table
The committee 10 whom the sue
cess Of the affair was due Included:
Mrs Laura Calhoun wotherspoon.
chairman: Mrs. Juanita Edwards
Johnson. Mrs. Pearl Mccoombs
clark. Mrs Josephine Allen Wey-
mouth, Mrs Amy Spurreli Thurlow.
Mrs. Mary Portman Mead. Mrs.
Lulu Shepherd Johnson. Mrs. Myria
Bagley Jeuner, Miss Hilda Caches
and Miss Alice Calhoun
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0rthopedic Lunch and
Thrift Shops

Mrs. John snapp will be hostess
FOR Washington Park Guild at the
Orthopedic Lunch room Friday. as
sis,ed By Mrs. w w Barr. Mrs. w.
s. Burt. Mrs. W. II. Ritter, Mrs.
c. l. Denny. Mrs. Harry l.. Coo.
Mrs. Carl Homer. Mrs Cecil Dex-
ter. Mrs. Ellis Proyine. Mrs. Cecil
Tsnny. Mrs. George Lamping. Mrs.
L. wurtzburg. Mrs. f. c. Eich-
horn.
Medina Guild VIII be In charge all
day Friday Mt the Thrift shop. rep
resented by Mrs. ]. b. Lincoln. Mrs.
lack Lustaiue. Mrs. Eva Miller and
Nm. w. y. Judah.
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Mddrond Guild Party
WM Be Large Affair

Tho bridge and NAH jonsg tea
Madrona Guild OF the Childrcn's
orthopedlc hospital viii give Friday
afternoon AZ Rainier Chapter house.
Daughters Of the American Revolu.
ton. promises 10 be largely at
tended affair.
Among those who have reserved
tables are; Mrs. Philip Marion. Mrs.
Clayton PhIlhrick. Mrs, Orange
Jacobs. Mrs. o. Il, Joseph, Mrs +.
l.. Johnson. Mrs. J. j. Jcnncllc. Mrs.
j. 7. Tcnncson, Mrs, Jules Charb-
neau. Mrs. U. NJ. pickey. Miss Maudc
White. Mrs, r. A. Hyatt. Mrs. l.. IL.
Eppersou, Mrs. T. r. Harris. Mrs.
J, w. Selover. Mrs. +. r. Take.
Mrs, Frank s. Smith, Mrs s. r,
Mitchell. Mrs. +. j. Victor, Mrs. G..
Warnck. Mrs J. c. Holton. Mrs. T.
NJ West. Mrs. Chaunccy Tenant.
Mrs II. C. Converse. Mrs, T., +.
Whiting. Mrs b. F. Blackburn
Mrs. George Terrell. Mrs. A. II.
Shafer. Mrs. J. c. McCalllstcr. Mrs.
A. II. Lundin. Mrs r. II. Irwin. Mrs.
o. y, kellogg, Mrs. Charles W. Knox.
Mrs. Henry Frederick, Mrs. ]. A.
Clark. Mrs. Samuel Chase, Mrs.
George billing. Mrs. J. NJ. Elmer.
Mrs. Conner Gray. Mrs. Earl W.
Flechart. Mrs. ". c. Shrnder. Mrs.
Frank Goodwin. Mrs T.. G. Snyder.
Mrs. W H. Graham. Mrs r. Il. Sin.
gieton. Mrs w A. Wiley. Airs. NJ
", Murphy. MrS. T. r. Neupcrt. Mrs.
Harry Worth, Mrs. Ernest wicdow,
Mrs. John D. Reagh. Mrs A. D.
Walker, Mrs, r. u. Brookbank. Mrs,
K J. Brown, Mrs H. r. Schmidt.
Mrs. sybal Hamhck. Mrs. r. D. Nc
Intosh. Mrs. w L. Beddow. Mrs w
G.. McAvoy, Mrs. ". }. Miller. Mrs
II. X Moves. Mrs. Claude Il. Scam
mon. Mrs. Max Harrison. Mrs. c. C.
Mann. Mrs. Douglas Ball. Miss NJ. r.
Martin. Mrs. Il. II German. Mrs
Dudley Hagen. Mrs Clarence a
Brown. Mrs. II. j. Ramsey. Mrs. l.
A. Partridge. Mrs. :. n Hedges
Miss Award.
ans sAAstA AEAitAA HHt'nhtAAAs al ~
David Bowen. Mrs Walter H. Taylor
Mrs. Abncr Grcenstrect. Mrs. n. G.
Bishop. Mrs. r. s. Crane. Mrs. o
-. ThorErimsou. Mrs. c. a. Burck
hardt. Mrs. W. l.. Brcnnamnn. Mrs
II. f. Appiegute. Mrs. l. Burnett
Mrs. c. b. Barclay. Mrs, Martin Nc.
Lean. Mrs. Clarence Mcdonald. Mrs
Henry Mcclure. Mrs. Frank Nc.
Iirayy. Mrs. W. Meldrum. Mrs. To
mcyn Jansen. Mrs. J. a. Carstens
Mrs. II. w Montelus. Mrs. p. c. Ir.
win. Mrs. V. Pessemier. Mrs, Harold
p. Thompson. Mrs. l.. l. Sakkcn
Mrs. W n. Kimball. Mrs. George y
Fulton. Mrs. c. A. Lyford, Mrs
Asahel Curtis. Mrs. S. L. Crawford
Mrs. G. &. Warren. Mrs. Frank
Holmer. Miss l.. Nelson. Mrs. ". a
Ferguson, Mrs. {. r. White snt
Mrs. r. G. Ersline.
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4,OOO-MiIe Hike Is
Mere Pleasure Trip

way, while his wife addresses Camp.
fire Girls organizations. They cx.
pcct 10 take from six 10 eight months
for their return trip.
They plan 20 keep on making a
record OF their trip by getting the
signatures OF various city. county
and state officials and the stamps
OF the various postoffices they touch
on the way. Several governors have
signed the scrnpbook which they kept
on tho journey TO Seattle.
During the winter they stayed in
Beilingham. They left Seattle on
their long jaunt Thursday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23

TORONTO. -Ontarios--Now com
panieh to the number OF 42. with au.
thofixed capital OF sIs.ss7.0o0. were
reported during the week ended
March Is. compared with 90 com.
panles with 17.oss.ooo capital The
previous week and with 70 companies
with S7.2il 600 capital IN the cor.
responding week Of last year.
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Siluer Tea at
Mrs. Bauleu's Home

The women's league OF the Queen
Anne Congregational church Is spon
SORTING silver tea az the home OF
Mrs Frank S, Bayley Friday after
noon. az $3.50 O'Clock. During the
afternoon there will bc a short
musical program.
Mrs, Edward Lincoln Smith and
Mrs. J. u, Corey will assist.
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SIGMA DELTA THETA
MOTHERS' CIIB

Mothers club OF sigma Delta
Theta will meet Friday. April e.
at 2;sO y. m. at the Fraternity
house. 4Ttg 10Th ave n. T.
BALLARD ". c. T. L,
INSTITUTE
Billiard W. c. r. e. viii hold an
institute at Bethany Baptist church,
goth ave. n. vs.. aud Goth st, Friday.
April 81
The program follows
Morning session
1880 a. ,n.--Ius,itH,s opened ~ presi-
psyo,ions conducted by Mrr. Mary De
POE
Song service led BY Mrs. Chas, NcAbts
Sire O. ". knudson. pianist
Appointment OF committees By president,
object Of Local ". e. z. u, institute.
Mrs Lille MRnucE. This topic Viii bs
followed BY discussion on how every
member can help hgr department.
woman IN Industry" NrH. Gcrils sny'
der.
.Amsrieanisatlon," Mrs. Glars An,org-
Fuller.
Health and Medical Temperance" Dr.
Mack
PRISON Reform" Mrs. chaG McAbss
Nodutims prayer. Mrr. MARY Woods,
Afternoon Session
Thank offering and devouons, led b.
Ms. Belle LongHtrcot.
Song service.
address. Community Problems" rrot
.fmportsnca Of ras w. G. T. L. co.
ctrrsffti.r tJ{fh sunday grhoof- 20 N+-
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EAsTERN STAG CLUE

Eastern Star club viii entertain
at luncheon and cards Friday April
q. at 1920 Arcade square, Lunch
con NJ 1880 o'clock. cards al ?
o'clock. Mrs Linda Nice - chair
man ot the luncheon. assisted by
Mrs. Helen Munger. Mrs. D. Mccoy,
Mrs. Mac r. Dietrich and Mrs. Ndc.
line W Williams Nira Ida Weber
Is IL charge Of the card party. Host.
css, Mrs. Mac l.. Dietrich. Mem
bcrs and friends invited
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Limitations Going ont
for Bridge Tea

Mrs. William A. Avery and Mrs.
T. w Smith will entertain with a
bridge tea, a May day affair. on Fri,
day afternoon. May 1. at MIN.
Ayery's home, Eight tables will loo
IN play.
Tho Misses Dorothy and Peggy
Avery, Margaret strouso and Ileon
Stevens will assist.
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doesn't want to get into the argu-
ncnt yet. Phil Tindail, its chairman,
sid The COMMITTEES will wait and
see what luck those who want the
carline have in raising $4,000 TO
build H.
There are two factions in the
neighborhood. One wants carline;
the other prefers motor buses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
EXPECT ADMIRAL.
Emergency Fleet Head viii
Attend Trade Council Here

Admiral Leigh Palmer president
Of the emergency fleet corporation.
is making plans TO visit Seattle and
attend the national foreign trade
convention, June 1896. the Cham.
Der OF Commerce was informed last
night by its Washington, D. c,
bureau.
Mr.. Palmer in all probability will
be accompanied by a party OF busl-
ness notabies. including representa-.
tives OF Eastern foreign interests.
the communication stated.
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Dinner at Home

Mrs. Carl English viii entertain
with a dinner OF twelve covers on
Friday evening at her homo in
honor Of Miss Marjorie Mcpherson
who recently returned from trip
to California. a theatcr party will
follow the dinner.
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Tea WI Honor
Mrs. Wien

Mrs Horton e. Force viii be
hostess at a tea 20 he given at her
home ON Wednesday afternoon.
April 80, from I until o'clock. in
honor OF Mrs Lawrence Wiley
elizabeth Folsom whose wedding
was an event OF this month.
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Council Refuses to
Debate "U" Car Line

cowen park folks didn't get a
chance TO talk against proposed
caTline extension Thursday at the
city hall.
The council utilities committee
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Informal Tea

Mrs. +. r. y. Smith will entertain
Informally at tea on Friday after
noon at the womcn's University club
following the musicale at the club. In
compliment TO Miss Caro- Wolyerton
Of New York. who is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. Clarence Smith.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
sEWARp soCfAL CLun

Seward Social and Literary club
will meet Friday May "a. with Mrs.
Edward Almauist, 4oss 5oth ave. =.
Luncheon az 1916 o'clock Election
OF officers will be followed IS child
welfare program.
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBalster Telephone MA n-o6OO
Assistant-Laura Emory
Los sAngeleS Visitor to Be Feted, Mrs.
Davidson WiHs BE Honored Saturday
Afternoon

AIRS. JESSE T. IVES win enter
nj tain with a NAH iongg lunch
,ca nj tho seattle Golf and Coun
~ club FRIDAY afternoon, In honor
of her house guest, Mrs, Paul Wi
hnr Masters OF Los Angeles, In
yita,ions have been limited TO the
honor guests intimate friends.
Mrs, Ives viii leave Sunday for
her home in the South,
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SEATTLE CHATTER No. o.

Seattle chapter No. % will give
card party at Wings cafeteria Sat.
urday evening. April %. at $50
o'clock This will be the last Of the
series Of spring card parties.
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WEST SIDE
-. al.

Yves, Side womcus Improvement
club VIII meet NJ the Federation
clubhouse, Harvard and Thomas,
Friday. April -. at : o'clock. Cards.
For reservations call Mrs, +. w
Schroeder. WE st.2T9a.
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walk for tho Seattle Audubon 30.
ciety sunday April 90 Those at
tending nre asked 20 meet az T.. Mar.
ginhl way ana Spokane IT. nj 10 a..
M water and shore birds viii be
studied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
Mrs. Parish to Entertain
for Recent Bride

Mrs, Howard Wells Parish will
entertain IS guests az luncheon and
hrlagr on SATURDAY afternoon at
her home. IN honor OF Mrs, e, r.,
davidson, whose marriage was a re.
cent event In the East,
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DAUGHTERS OF SCOTIA

Bonnie Heather lodge Nc. 100
Daughters Of Scotia, will hold a sale
OF handiwork Friday. April ~. begin.
ming at O'Clock, in a. O. Z. w. hall,
1909 Ninth ave Dancing in the eve.
ming and a novel entertainment ar.
ranged by Clan Mckenzie No. 1si
will conclude the festivities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
NINA FRY TENT

Nina Fry tent, No. 70. viii have n
military whist party Friday even.
ing. April ~, at Wings cafeteria,
for the benefit OF the Orthopcdic
hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
ARTISTS EXHIBIT

ARTISTS EXHIBIT
An artists exhibit by thirty Of the
best local artists. will be given at
the Ballar1 high school from April
81 to May inclusive. Everyone In.
yited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
Women's Clubs
BENEFIT DANCE

a benefit dance and hlgh.class
vaudeville for worthy shut.lns will
be given Friday evening. April "a.
at the New Richmond hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-23
COL. ELLSWORTH
CIRCLE

Col. Ellsworth circle. Ladies or the
the G.. a. H.. win serve o'clock
dinner. followed by a program, Fri.
day. April "a. in Veterans hall, Ar.
mory. Military whist at $50
o'clock.