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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-08-28

with the result that the American debt
funding commission is expected to
give little If any consideration to the
suggestion Of a tri-partite conference
between the United States, Great Brit
ain and France for the settlement of
their war debts.
1.-THE United States loaned the
money separately and now we want
and are going to have separate set
Elements" member of the debt COM
mission told International News
Service. "Any conference, such as is
now proposed, for instance, is out of
the question"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-08-28
AngIo-French Agreement Reported.

LONDON, Aug. 26-It was reported
in diplomatic circles this afternoon
that an agreement on the terms of the
French debt settlement had been
reached by Winston Churchill, chan
cellor of the exchequer, and M. Call
laux, French minister Of finance, sub
ject to confirmation by the British and
French governments, according to the
Evening Standard.
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fContinued from page u

had been applied continuously to rouse
all sections Of the American working
class to this end.
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Editors Note-The following
news article was cabIed to the
United States yesterday by the
Moscow correspondent Of the In
ternatIonal News Service.
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at the Bible. I want the world to know that this man, who does not be- lieve in God, is trying to use the courts of Tennessee to further his pernicious ideas"
 Darrow cut him short, saying: CT object to your statement. I am exam ming you on your fool ideas that no intelligent Christian on earth believes at the present time"
 Judge Raulston stopped the argu. ment by adjourning the session.
 Trial Lasted Eight Days
 DAYTON, Tenn, July 21 (P,-John T. Scopes was arrested May 5. His trial consumed eight court days.
 French Scientists Protest
 PARIS, July 21 (P-Leading sci. entists of France signed protest to- day against the undue attack upon liberty of thought" made by the Day. ton prosecution" The signatures were obtained by newspaper. Madame Curie, discoverer of radium, was one of the signers.
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The power boat Octura returned to port Sunday morning from round trip to Seldovia. A fine trip was made to the thriving Inlet port in IS hours but the return voyage requir- ed two and one-half days owing to the heavy seas running. Six men were taken to Seldovia from Seward and one, E. Black, was brought back. Lots of herring are being shared in the Inlet but little salmon, it is re- ported.
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POSSES ORDERED TO HUNT
 UP ESCAPED CONNECTS

BRISTOL, Tenn, July 21 (P- Kinnie Wagner, recently convicted of killing two Kingsport, Tenn, off, cials, escaped from the Blountville jail after attacking and overpowering the jailer and guards. Wagner and seven other prisoners who escaped with him are thought to be on Phil lips Hill, with sight of town, and posses have been ordered toattempt their recapture.
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No Argument by Defense
 Attorney for the defense, Clarence Darrow, said the defense had no argu- ment to make. Darrow then address ed the jury saying: "Gentlemen, am sorry we have not had chance to get acquainted with you. We came down here with evidence which this court has held inadmissible. We want to get this case to higher court, and we can't get it there unless you gen. tlemen agree on verdict. We do not ask for verdict of Not Guilty do not see how you can find our client anything but guilty under the ruling of the court"
 Scopes Fined S100
 When the verdict was returned the court fixed the fine at S100 and bail bond at $500, pending an appeal.
 Scopes said, Your honor, I have been convicted of violating an unjust law. Any action other than I pur- sued would be a violation of my idea of academic freedom"
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GETS BUT
 TWO THIRDS OF PURSE

TRENTON, July 20 (P)-Paul Ber- lenbach, light heavyweight champion. will get only two thirds of what he was to have received for his fight in New York last Monday night. In making this statement the state box ing commissioner said he was inclin- ed to hold Berlenbach responsible for the unsatisfactory fight which was stopped in the ninth round upon sus- picion of stalling
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COUNCIL ORDERS
 CONVERSATION OF
 LOCAL PROPERTY
MARSHAL's OFFICE TO BE NOTI- FEED TO SELL PROPERTY
 DELINQUENT TAXES.
HARTMAN BANK SITE
Additional Quarters for High School May Be Located In Former
 Hartman Banks Bldg.

City Clerk J. P. Hannon was in- structed by the city council members at last evenings regular session, which, owing to the absence of Ma yor L. V. Ray, was presided over by Councilman H. E. Ellsworth, with all council members in attendance, to proceed, in accordance with the law, to instruct the Marshaps office to con1scate and sell all personal property delinquent to satisfy the tax claims. The list of delinquent property taxes was read by the city clerk, prior to receiving the instruc- tions.
 Communications were read from Trick & Murray, from superintend- ant of the local school, G. D. Bar nett and from the Seward Bank Supt. Barnett's letter was with refer ence to an examination of the school building and proposal by A. H. Thoday to construct an additional story, at cost of s7,50O. This sum would include all plumbing and other appliances excepting blackboards and light fixtures.
 The Bank of Seward in their com munication offered the rental of the Hartman Bank apartments, with an additional room downstairs, to be used as high school quarters, at S1,- 300 per annum. The school commit tee called attention to the letters heretofore received and read request ing some action on the part of the council to take care of the urgent need of additional school room quar- ters. After a discussion a motion was made by Councilman Holman, seconded by Councilman Helm, that the school committee, with the as- sistance of City Attorney A. E. Ruck- CT, take steps to draw up an agree ment to protect the city and arrange to secure the Hartman bank build ing.
 City Attorney Fucker presented list of the properties to which the city should receive tax deeds. This was carried over until the next meet ing.
 Claims totaling the sum of s2S9.5O were read and upon motion, order ed paid. These included:
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FOOD SUPPLIES CUT OFF
 FROM AMERICAN GUNBOAT

PEKING, China, July 21 (P-Ad- vices from Canton say that food sup plies are cut off from an American gunboat stationed at Foochow and from British residents, said the Brit ish consul at Foochow, who advised all British residents to leave the city on account of the boycott against them.
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SCOPES FOUND GUILTY OF TEACHING
 EVOLUTION IN VIOLATION TENNESSEE
 LAWSFINED ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
Bryan Chilled by Clarence Darrow Belief in Miracles Especially Jonah and the Whale the Creation, the
 Flood and Joshua Causing the Sun Stand Still
Scopes Says Convicted of Violating Unjust Law But and Other Actions Than Pursued Would be to Violate
 Ideas of Teaching Academic Freedom

DAYTON, Tenn July 21-John T. Scopes the young minutes deberaon The case was given to the jury at 112O this morning. Judge Rauston said in charging the jury The state must make out case beyond able doubt He called attention to the wording of the i dicment wherein charged that the defendant had taught the theory of evolution that had descended from lower order of animals denied the story of d vine creation taught by the Bble He said if the de- fendant violated the law he should be convicted
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No More Aid Needed

SAN FRANCISCO, July 21 (R- The Pacific branch offices of the American Red Cross received word today from Dorothy Sleichter, nurse at Fort Yukon, that there is no need for additional doctors or nurses. She went to Fort Yukon Saturday by air plane from Fairbanks, for the Red Cross. She said she had established an emergency kitchen for the accom- modation of those ill in their cabins.
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BOWEN DISCIPLE CAUSES
 HUBBY TO LOSE HIS JOB

LOS ANGELES, July 21. R- Charging that his wife, who is Il convert and disciple of Mrs. Margar- ct Rowen, who predicted the coming of the end of the world last Febru- ary 9th, forced him to stop work on Sundays thus costing him his job, and as a result filed a plea for divorce.
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Bryan Chilled by Darrow.

DAYTON, Tenn, July 21 (P)-The Scopes trial session ended yesterday with W. J. Bryan on the stand, after a grilling by Darrow as to his belief in the Bible, referring especially to the miracles of Johan and the whale, the Creation and Flood, Joshua caus- ing the sun to stand still, and other. The examination ceased when Bryan arose and addressed the Judge, say ing: T think can shorten my tes- r Nimony. The only purpose MT. Darrow has in questioning me is to cast slurs
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Will Accept Bid of
 Henry Ford for Ships

WASHINGTON, D. C., July 21 (P)- President Palmer of the Fleet Corpo- ration has recommended to the Ship ping Board the acceptance of Henry Ford's bid of a million, seven hun- dred and sixty thousand for two hun dred shipping board vessels which will be scrapped.
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ESTATES POLAND BE SUJBDIVIDED
 SOLD TO POOR

WARSAW, Poland, July 21 (P,- Large estates in Poland will be subdi- vided and sold to the poor under a measure adopted yesterday by the diet after month of preparation and debate. Five hundred thousand acres will be taken yearly by the govern ment which will pay the appraised value, partly in cash and partly in five per cent bonds, redeemable in 25 years. Peasants who buy land will be given forty years in which to pay.
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SON OF McADOO ARRESTED
 DRIVING AUTO WHILE DRUNK

LOS ANGELES, July 20 (P)-Wil- liam Gibbs McAddo, junior, who was arrested on a charge of drunkenness while driving an auto here Saturday night was identified as the son of Will liam Gibbs McAdoo, former Secretary of Treasury and democratic candidate for president.
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The Street committee reported the culvert on the radio road, at Por- cupine, had been repaired.
 The Fire committee reported addi- tional fire hose had been purchased. The Glacier Stream committee report ed a small head of water had been raised to sluice out channel into the new channel which has been dug near the railroad track. The sum of S25 was allowed by the coun- Gil members for additional labor, if it is necessary.
 The Public Health committee re- ported the discharge of the isolation patient. Bills totaling $259.60 were approved and the City Clerk instruct ed to bill the Pacific Steamship Go. for same.
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Bryan's Testimony Expuuned.

DAYTON, July 21 (P-Judge Rauls- ton ordered the testimony of William J. Bryan expugned from the record. He said, T feel the testimony of MT. Bryan can shed no light on any issue that will be pending before the high CT courts"
 Attorneys on both sides agreed to let the record show the verdict of guilty and dispense with arguments.
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SAYS CHAMP WILL KNOCK
 OUT WILLS IN TWO ROUNDS

LOS ANGELES, July 20 P-Jack Kearns, manager for Jack Dempsey. gave the proposed Dempsey Wills bout some free advertising today when he declared that Dempsey would kayo Wills in two rounds.
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GET SMEARED WITH JENNA
 AND THEN THEY GET SHOT

FEE, July 21. (P-The ferocity of the Moorish attacks may be account ed for by the tribeswomen, who smear their hands with henna and follow the raiders, shrieking and grasping at any soldier who lags be- hind Any soldier whose clothes are found to be smeared with henna is shot
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RED CROSS SENDS
 MONEY FIT. YUKON

WASHINGTON, D. C., July 21 (P. The Red Cross announced today that an appropriation had been made to cover the expenses of sending drugs and food to Fort Yukon, where an in fluenza epidemic was raging, but is now reported under control after eight deaths.
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Four Men Dead In
 Fire, Dallas, Texas

DALLAS, Texas, July 21 (P)-Four men were burned to death and five in- jured in fire which destroyed two story frame house.
 The fire is said to have been caus- ed by rats gnawing matches.
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GOLFER soUNDLY BEATEN

STALBANS, Eng, July 21. P)- Jim Barnes, the American holder of the British open golf title, was sound ly beaten by Abe Mitchell, one of ngland's outstanding stars, in a 36- hole match.
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Pres, Metropolitan
 Company A Suicide

NEW YORK, July 21 (P)-George c. Haven, president of the Metropoli- tan Real Estate Company, and prom inent in banking circles, committed suicide today by shooting himself through the head
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Scopes Given 30 Days for Appeal

DAYTON, Tenn, July 21 (P- Scopes was given thirty days to per feet his appeal. His attorneys an- nounced that the case would be ap- pealed to the State Supreme court sitting at Knoxville. After the yer dict the court turned into an open meeting and various persons made speeches and all posed for photo graphs.
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ONE MAN HURT WHEN
 WALL COLLAPSED

OAKLAND, Cal, July 21. P-One workman was injured and fourteen others narrowly escaped death or serious injuries with the collapse of one wall of a new brick and con- crete building here. Damage esti- mated at twenty-five thousand dol lars. :
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Ed. Cannon, who had both of his legs broken over a year ago in the Interior while in the employ of the Alaska Railroad, returned to Seward Sunday on the Yukon, from Seattle where he has been taking special treatment for one of the limbs which has refused to heal properly.
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BASEBALL

Americans Chicago 3-7, Boston 1-10. Cleveland 1, Washington g. St. Louis 3, Philadelphia 8. Detroit 9, New York 5.
 Nationals New York 6, Cincinnati 5. Philadelphia 6, Pittsburg 3. Brooklyn 4, St. Louis 3.
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Mrs. Ruby Cheney and Miss M. Brewster, school teachers at Anchor age, were weekend visitors in Sew ard. They returned home yestrday morning.
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Bertha Terpolis, a resident of An chorage for many years, departed for Seattle Sunday from Seward on the steamer Yukon. Miss Terpolis is on her way to visit an aunt at Portland, Oregon
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The funeral services for the late Louis Dressner were at Nome re- gently, under the auspices of the Pio- neers of Alaska. Deceased was TO years of age and was native of Ger many. He came to Alaska in 1898 and to Nome in 1899
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A large shipment of railway ties for the Alaska Railroad arrived in port Sunday on the steamer Yukon, from the Cordova Mill and Lumber Company.
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Want National Bill Introduced

DAYTON, Tenn, July 21 (P)-Wal- ter White, superintendent of the Rhea county schools, and a prosecuting wit ness in the Scopes case said that Rep resentative Upshaw of Georgia would introduce an anti-evolution bill in Congress the next term. The bill would be prepared by Supt. White and would provide that Federal aid be withheld from colleges and schools teaching the theories of evolution.
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Jack Lien and a helper, are bus fly occupied erecting two brick chim- neys on the Skagway House. The masonry work, from the street. ap- pears to be an exceptionally fine job.
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Special meeting of the city council at the town hall at 8 o'clock tonight. All members are requested to attend
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The halibut boat Tina will depart this afternoon for the banks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
Women's Clubs
NDpITIONtL CLUBS
MIuwINTER rICNtc
LLNDIIEnN

MIuwtNTER rICNtc
LUNCHEON
The current Century clubs mlis
winter picnic luncheon az ths 49,
Lukr'a church paFIur7 on Tu's'ia's
FEBRUARY o., waa d most dehEN''N'
Hfta,r
ST. Valentines de, scheme Was
uu.ra out iu decorations iaNols
lud ram.s with usatrF gup'dT aud
flowers
4 Nrr delicious menu Was served
90 forts sN members and gue7''
Dainty mat cups niies with nuts
aud candy were "a size from Mr.
e. l-aumrT
several piano selections were
rendered o., Air. a. e Christensen
Mn. q q Clarke introduced an
4. Il. s,hVetlgura,b ot the Amen,
can Legion aud the Municipal
LEAGUE. who gave a talk ON lhe pro
posed "Cuy Nauaser plan %
The committee Who's efforts
made su,,e sui the pheasant AZ
TAIN were refreshments Mrs w D.
Aueu. Mis- 4 q Christensen. M's.
Amanda olson. Mrs- Chas Tai
m.dse aud Mrs : e. Horner 90.
tsrtainmcnt. Mrs. r. = Clarke. AIS.
w n Cochran and Mrs Lizzie DC
Mos
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBalister Telephone MA n-O6OO
ASSStant-Laura Emory
Cards out for Tea IN Honor of Visitor From
Oakland, Entertaining at Sunset Cub

Lobu~gu Mre David " shields,
MIS- Htng Chase Nr Gsorse NJ
I.a,h Ais Annette Hansen. Airs
Gertrude Johnston Mrs 8 "
WhtunEton, airs Jesse Ives. Mn.
Bert Fischer Mis. a. A. Tucker.
Miss Dorothy Lam Mrs Harry g.
McpoHald. Mu. Marshall Wheeler,
Mrs George Rich Mrs Prank r.
SghoklrN Miss Marjorie Chisholm
Mis- "a stone Mas. Harold waller
Mrs T. Beuon
uut-aryuWn guests who will al,
tend sre Ate T. "A Murphy TIA
coma Mr. Farlu Nyr. Tacoma
Airs N,frgJ CooliJsc. ColAN; Mrs
a Paul,ou. Kent Mrs a. r. Rrr
uu kent, Ais. e. " Bush Kent
Mr, r. NJ Rcriu Kent Mrs W.
"A Woolley. Kent Airs 4 q Chit.
tendon, Kent. Mrs T. q iiossman.
Kent Mrs, May smith Kent Ms
] O. Hemmlnss Portland. Mrs Bw
ton Jackson Petersburg, Alaska,
MrS Lester W Suthen Everett
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
Buffct Supper and
Dance al TeRHiS Club

The Tennis club win celebrate 81.
Pairick's day on Friday cyeniug.
March 10. with a buffet supper and
dance
The committee IN charge includes
Mrs. Andrew NJ, Gillespie. chairman.
Mrs. Lister Holmes, Mrs. Gladys
I.andss Taylor Mrs james Gal,
laEher Mrs John Moran. Mrs, Don.
nell G.. Fisher Miss Hazel IandeS
Miss Lsonore Blackwell. Miss Doris
Fisher. Miss Evaiyn Colvin Miss
Gracs Eppcrson and Miss Julia
Dodge
The floor committee Is Mt Leon
Auuas he Turcnnc. Mr. Benjamin
Butler MIR Tom Patterson. Or, Glare
shannon. Mr.. Charles Woolsey and
Mr. James Gallagher,
An Easter btll h scheduled FOR
April II at the club with the same
committee IN charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
Service at
OrthOpedic Shops

Mrs. T. T. Brenn0n viii be hostess
for the l.. o. =. club Saturday at the
orthopedic lunch room. assisted By
Mrs. w. s. Snow. Mrs. G, G. Heasley.
Mrs. n. Roesch. Mrs. u. Sullivan,
Mrs. X l. Hodgson. Mrs. W. II. Far.
lev. Mrs. G. T. Croker. Mrs. $ Re
beck. Mrs. @. $. Ong. Mrs. ]. Black.
Mrs. o. Hulback. Mrs. II. S. Miller.
Mrs. s. n. Walker and Mrs. A. Cate.
Broadway Guild viii be in charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27

ITO HONOR ATS George tla,6eI
| Latham ,Msry BlsdSI go oak
land who viii d. hes guest next
week. Miss Margaret Armsirong has
issued cauis to tca at her home on
"Wednesday afternoon. Mauh
presidiuk at the uns viii be Mrs
Lawrence Calvert. Mrs Clement uu
Nett AIRS James O'Rtilly md Mrs
Newman Clark
Miss Marioeth Gerbel Miss Hazel
NarsbJcr. Miss Muritl o'Neu AMI
Mss Peari Harold win assist Ma,
Fnn pory viii receive the c5r,is.
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meet Monday. March 2. at r. m. iu
fb- school board room High school
bows aud girls representing each cts
school vlll speak on special Phases
uf illEh school W0rk"
GREENWOOD PIT A
TO HAVE SILVER TEA
Greenwood PIT. A will hold sil
ysr tea wedn.sd1y March g. arep.
an a The Homr o. Mu Henry J
s.mo0ssn. IBi IS 5lub o. Refresh
msuis and prosrsm
rEuGHEssIyE WHIST
sEl,lEs
The oftgsn COMMITTEES or seattle
lodge No 2 Degree OF Honor has
planned "a series ~ three prugrsss.
iys whist parties in Wings cafe
terra. The rrt party took place
Thursday evening. February 90 and
the two remaining parties VIII be
held ou successive Thursday even
iuss
Seattle lodge h planning e laa1r
% little inter Iu lha p,lr AZ pres
Ipi tbrF att ptcJafIus fur the visit
uf their national president Mr.
Francis Buell. Olson ~ 50 Paul
who win make "a trip 10 Washing
ton and oregon IN April o. this
year She will remain In lhls state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
Reservations Are
Numerous for Card PdrtB

The card party North Queen Anne
ruld Of the Childrcn's Orthopedic
viii give saturday afternoon AZ The
Olympic promises 70 be ore " the
largest affairs 81 the season.
Additional reservations include
Mrs. Roger Anderson. Mrs Donald
Olson. Mrs. 81. ~. Schtader Airs
r l. Jeffrey. - p II. Nicksun.
Mrs. c. p. Waits. Mrs Arthur Illus
sey. Mrs. A. VI. Mcdonald. Airs =.
T. Totty. Mrs r. McKiunon. Mrs
". II. Creech. Mrs John +. Reed.
Mrs. a. W. Farrngher. Mr.. \. Y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
Personals

Sir and slrr william II PiEott
will return Monday from a dT
usear nip 10 FLORIDA and Cute.
sIu. George Haekett Latham
Glarv Brady Of Oakland. viii ar
rise ln town next Tuesday 10 be ths
guest ~ Auss Margaret Armstrong
fpr o rhou time
ST. and Mrs ram MrGrsg0r viii
leave. The fret Of the seek for
Chicago. 10 make their home there.
Mn Andrew ~ Gillespie and it.
ne daughter. Grace Man. Will leave
about March Is. for Berkeley. Cal,
where ihey will spend two weeks
wth Sir. and ars Bruce ". g.
HeathcOle.
Mrs stephen &. Cook v1il ieaYs
saturday Tor Portland 10 visit her
son aud daushrcr-n-iaa, pr aud
Mrs Frederick s. Cook.
Mrs spotsw God Quimby and Miss
Frances listed are leaving saturday
on a trip 90 California.
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Marriage of Hiss
Patten Announced

The m8fJAgs ~ Miss Nng. Pat
ten. daughter 90 MTy Nbb.c = rat
ten 90 Mr Vincent y Anderson.
Was -olemuNri Tuesday evening,
February 20 at the home OF The
bridc, With the Rev e. r. stanton
readins the srr,itv la the presence
81 relatives aud intimate friends
Miss Barbara Harr and Mr. John
H. patteu were the only attendants.
Tho bride WAS charming Ia "
draped model OF white brooaded can,
ton crepe and her mothers wedding
veil. bound with bandcBu o. pearls,
Ophelia roses white sweet peas and
lilies of the valley were IN her bridal
bouquet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
Entertaining for
Dancing Class

Mr.. and Mrr Frederick Chrtsien.
sen viii entertain with dance this
evening at Chre'cuscn's lail Tor
their university and high school
dancing clg.ss
Patrons and uatronCsseH for tho
affair include Mr. md Mrs @. y.
ianlcy. Nj. and Mrs. II Campbell.
Mr. and Mrs. g. y. Andrcws and
Mr. and Mrs. g.. Mcagher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
- Come Shopping Oih cecNe

JJTITH and there td early tioCer pepiag and
W grind profsioa of gray pussycoCs and bursting
calling The old
racquet being hiking dragged
respective hiding places Spring hangs bright
bay hold forth promise bright days ahead
shocer their warm-Gud hard odp8
Spring ferer" that ogeoH naody.
Spring hoCuer holds mady compared nth
Of bright days. "nothi0
that good enough last reek raied looked terribly shabby
yesterday drabness
RE much this ceek bargains you'll tucked
array the ou-of-heway places your hunting
brings yop something truly ioorth While
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
Breakfast HW
PrecCdC Lecture

Mis- Frank u Nan rusI Nul 90
terrain with a larsc breakfast An
TIE SEnsrt club next "Wednesday
afternoon, prcccding the lecture bS
Nj. l. r. Murdoch on Natural
color Slides % city and Puget
sound Country. at the ylun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-27
Betrothal Of Margaret
Ross Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. w y. Ross announce
tho engagement u their daughter.
Margaret, to Mr.. Holmes Hyland.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan l. Hyland
Of Seattle. No date has been set
for the wedding.