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The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-09-16
PERSONALS
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Judge G. Y. Patten and family Wis
tied the State fair at Helena last
week.
Postmaster w. J. Fransham at
tended the State POstmasters' con-
ventiOn in Billings Sunday.
Mrs. R. M. Keister left a few days
ago for Chicago, where she. will visit
and study for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Buell. motOrcd
to Helena Tuesday, Nh. Buell. attend
ing to business matters there.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Grant Of Chi
cagO are visiting their son, Eugene
l. Grant, at the Woodbridge apart
ments.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Smith and baby
of Great Falls are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Simpson, z East Curtis
street.
The Rev. R. P. Smith, pastor of
the First M. E. church, attended the
annual Methodist conference in Great
Falls this week.
w. W. Casper, editor Of The Cou--
Ter, moved his family to Bozeman
Tuesday. They viii reside at S18
South Fifth avenue.
Mrs. Hugh Kerr and children re-
turned Monday from Green Acres,
Wash, where they had been visiting
Mrs. Kerrs mother.
After spending q few weeks in st.
Paul, Mimi, Prof. J. R. Barker and
daughter, Bette, have returned to
BOzeman.
Mrs. Arch Martin, JT., who was for
two weeks a patient at the Deacon
ess hospital, returned to her home in
Belgrade Friday.
Ms. Jeu Rivenes has moved to
BOzeman from Glendive. She will re-
side at 522 West Main street. A
daughter, Laura, and a son, Harold,
viii attend Montana State college.
Among Manhattan people visiting
Bozeman Saturday were Mrs. C. L.
Gayle, Mrs. George K. Clark, Mrs.
Harry White, Mrs. R. B, Spangler.
( and Mrs. H. W. Turner and children.
Mrs, R. p. Powers of Goodland.
Kansas, has returned to her homs
after visiting with her daughters
S. A. Bungard, Mrs. Forrest Bowen.
and Miss Pearl Powers.
Prof. C. o. Gibson Of the Gallatir
high school faculty returned Satur-
day from Yellowstone park where
with his son, Frank, he had been EN-
ployed during the summer.
Miss Genevisve Cooley, youngei
daughter Of Prof. R. a. Cooley, has
gone to Columbia. N. Y. where shs
win take a postgraduate course y
Columbia university.
( Having returned from their we'd.
ding trip, Prof. r. A. Cooley and hi-
bride, who was Mrs. Elsie JoEffe. a.,
At the Cooley residence o Yves
Cleveland street
~. and Mra AZ .. Abel go.
daughter. Fem. who have been guests
the home IL Mr.. and Mrs. u. ~
Kateley, have returned 10 their hom'
81 Winoaa. Mnn
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The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-09-16

MrA Wesley Williams M Helena 81
visiting her brother, y W. AIhnsm
She win return e. Helena Satuldag.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-09-16

Funeral services for Robert Cur
tbs, a pioneer of Gallatin county who
died at the home Of his son, Sam
Curtis, in Fergus county, will be held
this afternoon from the Presbyterian
church at Manhattan. The deceased
was a brother Of w. w. Curtis, also
a pioneer, who lives near Manhattan.
Mrs. w. S. Erwin is a niece of the
dead man.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-09-16

grain is stn in the shock are getting
anxious.
Charging desertion, George Vernon
has filed suit in the district
court for divorce from Attille May
They were married May .,
1923, in Belgrade. The plaintiff
prays that the defendant, If she de-
resume her maiden name. There
Is no issue. ,6 sa4 p, -
Tuesday saw the opening of the
hunting season. and while scores Of
NimrOds were afield, no great num-
Der Of birds was killed. Chickens
proved more plentiful than grouse,
but generally speaking, reports made
by weary hunters were pessimistic to
the extreme. Nest farmers have
posted their properties, it is said.
Verdict for SIS was returned by
a jury in Justice A. E. Franks court
in the a s Of Katherine Elliott,
administrators of the estate Of
J. E. Elliott, against J. F. Wheat,
The suit was filed in an effort to
collect $4,000, alleged to be owing
for professional services. Wheat
maintained that SIS was the correct
sum, which he offered to pay. The
jury found in his favor.
Up at NJ. S. C. Coach OFT ROmney
is putting his football squads through
some grilling practice, and the men
are rapidly rounding into form. Tom
Lloyd, a Forsyth lad of imposing ply
sique, is the latest addition to the
list of candidates for first team posi-
tons. The ProgFam this week in
cludes use Of the tackling dummy,
and blackboard work on the 1925 sys-
TEN of play.
Funeral services for Robert Cur
tbs, a pioneer of Gallatin county who
died at the home Of his son, Sam
Curtis, in Fergus county, will be held
this afternoon from the Presbyterian
church at Manhattan. The deceased
was a brother Of w. w. Curtis, also
a pioneer, who lives near Manhattan.
Mrs. w. S. Erwin is a niece Of the
dead man.
Richard Button, 10 years Of age,
Sunday shot himself in the right
breast at his home at 4O1 East Lam
me street. Button, who is said to
have quarreled with his sweetheart.
is supposed to have been respondent
when he attempted to take his life.
He is expected to recover, although
his wound is considered serious.
Young button is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alvin Button.
A decree of divorce, giving her
custody Of a minor child and per-
hitting her to resume her maid
en- name, has been granted in
district court here to Sarah Olive
Edens from Orvis S. Edens. The two
were married in Bozeman January 8,
1919. Extreme cruelty was the
ground cited in the complaint, which
was filed by the husband, a cross bill
being filed by the wife later.
The board Of trustees Of Gallatir
county high school, E. A. Stiefel. Bel
grade, president; Charles M. Lewis.
Manhattan: Mrs, 7. B. Story, Mrs. E.
L. Houston. Charles .Vandenhook.
Bozeman, met Tuesday evening. Rou-
tine business occupied most Of the
session. The election Of a secretary
was deferred until next meeting. The
approved calendar for the school yeal
follows: Sept 25s recess to attend
county fair; November 1923, Thanks
giving recess; December 19-Januars
3, Christmas recess; March 11-14
spring recess; June q, commencement
Granting a demurrer filed b. Ga.
dsfendanb Judge o. +. Goddard d
Billings, sitting 81 the ninth isdicia
court Saturdag granted e re-hearinl
in the case 0f Cunningham ard Bier
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-09-16

Mount Hyalite chapter, Daughters
Of the American Revolution, held its
first meeting after the summer vaca'
ton at the Patterson ranch Friday
afternoon. Mrs. N. P. Harris and
Mrs. G. E. Sine were the hostesses.
Mrs. E. Brook Martin, Mrs. Mary L.
DOane, Mrs. C. E. Sine, Mrs. n. P.
Harris, and Miss Fanny Phillips were
elected as delegates to the d. A. r.
conference in Missoula October 8 and
8. Mrs j. A. Cook, Mrs. ". T.
Thompson, Mrs o. A.Lynn, Mrs.oR.
E. Setz and Mrs Matt White were
chosen, rs aiternates. Besides a pro-
gram Of real merit, a feature Of the
meeting was the report given by Mrs,
E. Brook Martin on the dedication at
Bannack Of a tablet marking the site
Of the first territorial capital Of Mon,
tana.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-09-16

Bath Of Bozeman, judged. F. O'Con-
Of Livingston, and Dan Kelly Of
Butte.
Upon complaint Of John Morris,
who conducts a secondhand store on
East Main street, that they had rob
bed him Of $50, a number of gypsies
who had iourneyed to Bohemian from
Livingston were rounded up Friday
afternoon and taken to the court
house. After hearing Morris story,
however, Justice Of the Peace Axtell
and county authorities decided the
evidence was insufficient to justify
action, and the gypsies were turned
loose with instructions to hasten out
Of town. The band lost no time in
departing.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-09-16

Up at M. S. c. Coach OFT Romney
is putting his football squads through
some grilling practice, and the men
are rapidly rounding into form. Tom
Lloyd, a Forsyth lad of imposing ply
sique, is the latest addition to the
list of candidates for first team posi-
tons The ProgFam this week in
cludes use of the tackling dummy,
and blackboard work on the 1925 sys-
TEN of play.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-09-16

Richard Button, 10 years Of age,
Sunday shot himself in the right
breast at his home at 4O1 East Lam
me street. Button, who is said to
have ~quarreled with his sweetheart.
is supposed to have been respondent
when he attempted to take his life.
He is expected to recover, although
his wound is considered serious.
Young button is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alvin Button.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-09-16

Basel C.. Dimmitt, Is, and Nary
Easton, %, both Of Bozeman, were
Tuesday granted a license to wed.
Reserved seats in the grandstand
for the Gallatin County fair are on
sale at Hauseman and McCalrs Price
30 cents. Get your tickets early.
A marriage license was issued Sat
urday to Marens b. Lee, 38 years Of
age and Lena E. Shriver, %, both
BOzeman.
Threshing, which was resumed Sun
day after several days. idleness due
to rain, waS again interrupted by the
heavy showers Of Monday and Tues
day. Prospects this morning are for
more precipitation, and farmers whose
grain is still in the shock are getting
anxious.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-09-16

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The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-09-16

Verdict for SIS was returned by
a jury in Justice A. E. Franks court
in the case Of Katherine Elliott,
administrators of the estate of
J. E. Elliott, against J. F. Wheat,
The suit was filed in an effort to
collect $4,000, alleged to be owing
for professional services. Wheat
maintained that SIS was the correct
sum, which he offered to pay. The
jury found in his favor.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-09-16

A decree of divorce, giving her
custody Of a minor child and per-
hitting her to resume her maid
en- name, has been granted IN
district court here to Sarah Olive
Edens from Orvis S. Edens. The two
were married in Bozeman January 8,
1919. Extreme cruelty was the
ground cited in the complaint which
was filed by the husband, a cross bill
being filed by the wife later.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-09-16

Charging desertion, George Vernon
Spring has filed suit in the district
court for divorce from Attille May
Spring. They were married May .,
1923, in Belgrade. The plaintiff
prays that the defendant, if she de-
sires, resume her maiden name. There
is no issue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
Musicale at Sunset Club

The Davenport ngbcrg string
quartet. composed Of Nine. Davcn.
FORT. EngberE. first violin: Maurice
lie Plat. second violin. Victor Tol
pesin viola. and Gordon Harris.
horn. cello. viii present the Tschai.
knwslxy Quartet Opus II a, the Sun,
set club on wednesday afternoon.
March IS. at 3 o'clock. The quartet
will be assisted by Edouard Potjes.
pianist. and Paul Kruckow Engberg.
bass. with John Hopper at the piano.
Mrs z Weldon Young and Mrs.
Jay I. Durand viii be tho hostcssas.
Following are the numbers:
Quartet. Op. II .....,... .TachaiSowsSy
Moderate ssmplles
Andants Cautablis
scherIo allegro uan tsnto cen fuoeo
Finals allegro Elns,o
II
'.Bercsp.s'' from ''MiSnoaD :. Thomas
-L'EsnlIs du Sord' ...... .M.y.rbesr
The HARP .-.-...---..-.....W oodman
"Hrbor Might Song" 1000. .sandsrson
Paul Kruckow EnEberx.
John Hopper Al the plano.
Sonata "Krsut-er'' op a. tor violin
and piAno) ..--.....-..- Beethoven
Adsgto sosfenGto- Presto
Andsnts con variazioni
Finals presto
Madame Davenport nxbsrE.
Eeouard Potjss.
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WOmen's Clubs

steal; Mrs. A. Todd Matthews, Penn
sylvania Study Club; recording score.
tary, Mrs. Frank Skinner, Classic
Culture Club; Mrs. Robert s. Faris,
Philomus Club: Mrs. j. u. McGrew,
Womon's Educational Club; treasur-
or, Mrs. j. w. Hyneman, Clionlan
Club and Ladies' Grotto Club: cus.
todian. Mrs. j. Hide Smith, Womnn's
Lakewood Civic Improvement Club.
Tho program will BIO In charge Of
Mrs. Helen N. Stevens, chairman OF
the Legislative department Of the
federation and editor OF tho "Bulle.
tin" for tho State Federation. Mrs.
Harry John Miller OF Everett will
speak on Legislation" and tho sub
Joct, Press and Publicity" will bo
discussed by Mrs. l.. G. Stewart Of
the Semitic Timaa and Minis Ethel
Giles Of the Post-Intclligencer. Tho
music for the afternoon has been ar
ranged by Mrs. Malcolm Hughes, and
includes violin selection, "Othcllc
Fantnsle" ERNST by Miss wilma
wills OF Everett. accompanied b,
Miss Dorothy Wills.
Meetings Of clubs In tho Soattl,
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Orthopedic Guild Plans Card Party at d. A. r.
Chapter House, Sunset Club to GiUe Final
Program of Month
By Lillian Keen LeBaLltSter
Telephone MA in-0600
AssiStant-Laura Emory

CAPITOL HILL GUILD OF the
~ Childrcns Orthopedio hospital
viii have large bridge and nah
Jongg party ON Tuesday afternoon.
April IA. az the new chapter house
OF tho Daughters OF tho American
Revolution. corner OF Harvard and
Roy.
Among those who have made res
eTyauons arc Mrs ID, r., skinner.
Mrs. Thomas bordeaux. Mrs. Gene
We've Blethen. Mrs. T. A. Purdy.
Mrs. s. II. Hedges. Mrs. J. d. But
Ter. Mrs. +. s, Bourns. Mrs. A. Il,
Cook. Mrs. NJ. ] Council. Mrs WI
liam d Howard. Mrs. {, l.. Roy. Mrs
r, {. Brier. Mrs. Frank +. Burns.
Mrs. A. NJ. Price. Mrs, Wilfred
Lewis. Mrs. Walter r. Galhrsith.
Mrs. Craig l. Spencer. Mrs. Edward
Cunningham. Mrs. d. II. SVEN.
Mrs. James J. MCGOWAN
Mrs. Miller Freeman. Mrs, Frank
r, Case. Mrs. Bruce Shorts. Mrs. II.
A. Campbell. Mrs. Frank C. Taylor
Mrs. w. II. Huntoon. Mrs, Mark
odell. Mrs. Erred Roberts. Mrs. V. l.
MacAdam. Mrs. Mitchell Gillian.
Mrs. Lilly KEENAN,. Mrs. l.. r. New
ton. Mrs. T.. w. wolgemuth. Mrs.
Ralph Truax. Mrs. @, 4. C. Roches-
ter. Mrs. Falcon Joslin. Mrs. +. c.
voswinkle. Mrs. V. j. LandRuer,
Mrs. Mary T. GiestIng. Mrs. II. w.
Sprague. Mrs. A. ]. Macarthur. Mrs.
Carl Galiger. Mrs. F. F. KruesI. Mrs.
T.. j. Mullane. Mrs. r. H. Higgins.
Mrs. r, c. Luccock. Mrs. II. NJ.
Yulls. Mrs Frank Walker
Mrs. w. G.. DauEhtery. Mrs. G. A.
CsrlIn. Mrs. Fred Farrely, Mrs. An.
ton Govenius. Mrs. r. $. Goodwin.
Mrs. G. c. Gould, Mrs. Z. f, Brown.
Mrs. James Leslie. Mrs. J. J.. Rob.
er,son. Mrs. o. r. Low. Mrs. =, A.
Trumhull. Mrs. G.. A. sherman. Mrs,
q. p. Fuller. Mrs James Kelley. Mrs.
Hahn and Miss Dorothy Roseleaf.
Those desiring TO make reseTva.
lions should call Mrs- L. Kcnnan.
EA st-Ss4s. or Mrs. r. II Taylor.
CA ptl.oTlT.
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Orthopedic Lunch and
Thrift Shops

Mrs. l.. +. Newton will be hostess
for Capitol Hill guild on Monday at
the Orthopedlc lunch room. assisted
by Mrs. Bruce Shorts. Mrs. II. j.
Cornell. Mrs. c. Gallger. Mrs. T. J.
Mullano, Mrs. Anton GovenIous. Mrs.
Genevieve Blethen. Mrs. Fred Bra.
den, Mrs. Miller Freeman. Mrs. NJ.
II. Glestlng, Mrs. p. u. Wolgemuth.
Mrs. Mabel Dorr, Mrs. o. G. Childs.
Mrs. i. e. Case. Mrs. II. l.. Frye.
Mrs. Harry Gray, Mrs. c. T.. Cor.
coran and Mrs. Thomas Bordeau.
University guild with Mrs. j. j.
Scott and Mrs. Flora y. Bardon will
be in charge Mt tho Thrift shop on
Monday morning. and Mrs. Henry
McGillls and Mrs. George -. Lamp
ing for Washington Park guild will
have charge on Monday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21

woMAN'S CENTURY CLUB
Tho woman's Century club will
meet next week according TO the
following schedule:
Monday. March 2S. tho French
department ut 10 u. m. at the
Hotel Warrington. Bullding com
mittee. at 1890 a. m. Mt tho Puget
Sound Loan association.
Tuesday tho board meeting OF tho
club at 1890 a. m. In the commit
IA room at Lowman Hanford,
Third ave. Parliamentary proceed.
uro department at p. m, in the
board room at tho Y. w. c. A.
Wednesday. tho club chorus
moots Mt 10 n. IN. Mt tho homo OF
Mrs. j. II. Temploton, 1908 Seneca
st.. for rehearsal under the direction
OF Myra Bancroft Olive. director.
and Mrs. II. Stioltlemnn, accom-.
PIANIST.
Friday tho general club assembly
will DO held at 1,aO o'clock IN tho
huulN'llhii ~ WV w ~ ~ llu
business meeting for members only
will DO followed by n program at 3
o'cloclt under tho direction OF tho
political science department.
Saturday tho daughters auxiliary
win honor tho podmothors at n
bridge toa Mt o'clock Mt tho homo
OF Mrs. Arthur Holt, a3l0 Mt
Baker blvd.
All holders OF Riegolmnn Moss
cSncert tlckots must return them
10 tho ticket committee before April
1 n they wish refund on same.
MONDAY LUNCHEON
acknowledgement Auxiliary, r. s.
w. ", viii hold n noon-dny lunch
con, Thursday, March 80, and u
dance In tho evening Mt 4 o'clock. at
Veterans hall, Armory, The public
10 invited 10 both affalrn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21

Pierre Puvis.de. Chavannoss" u8os-
ton Library by Mrs. II. l.. Luke.
Hostess, Mrs l.. w. Lcsourd.
Queen Ammo Fortnightly club with
Mrs. A. II. Rayner. 1907 Bigclow
ave, Mt 2 o'clock. Program will
include digest from Review of Re.
views by Mrs. IT, r. Taylor, Crowd.
ing Memories Mrs. Lillian Adrich)
by Mrs, j. y. Corey, Review. WASH
ington Plays, by Mrs. q. II. Rnbel.
Assisting hostess, Mrs. H. d. Smalloy.
FRIDAY
Seward Social and Literary club
with Mrs. a. Duls, 52ls Farrar ST.,
o'clock. Program will include nd.
dress on Woman. New Force IN
Industry" by Mrs. Jane Garrett;
readings, "Tho Patch Quilt" md
Kentucky Belle" by Miss Lila
Engdal: musical numbers will DO
provided by Miss Mildred Picht.
SATURDAY
Womcn's Educational club ut
Federation club house, 2 o'clock
Program Mt . o'clock Mrs. o.. 8.
Chamberlain will givo talk on
industrial Conditions In Japan"
DICKENS FELLOWSHIP
Dickens Fellowship will mec t
Thursday evening. March 20, at
o'clock, In tho lecture room Mt tho
v w n Dqkptphna Inv Hnb" will
DO studied. Visitors welcome,
DoR1C SOCIAL CLUB
Dorio Social club, %. ~. g., will
meet Thursday March 20, at 2
y. M. In Fremont Masonic temple,
Cards. Iiostosscs, Mrs Estollc white.
Mrs. Emma Holden, Mira Eva Olsen,
Mrs. Marion Martin and Mrs, Au-
guata Warner. Those who do not
care TO play cards arc asked TO
bring their fancy work.
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Personal

Mrs. John C. Eden left Friday
night for Vancouver, h. C.. to re.
main over tho weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Rloyd Frost
OF Gold Bar, viii be tho weekend
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. IL. G. Ewing.
Mr.. md Mrs, Seward Guudcrson
and daughter, Katherine, and Mr..
and Mrs. William Gibbs, OF Oak Park.
ILL.,. arc in town for few days.
guests Mt The olympic
Mrs. Il. a. Stuart has returned
from n six month"; visit mo Cali.
fornia.
Mr.. j Addison Hyde left Friday
for New York and win sail from
there March 2S, on tho Olympic for
Europe, to be away about six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Myers left
Monday by motor on n short trip TO
California.
49,
Miss Alice Dibblc, who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs Robert
Graham for two months. left today
for her home In Berkeley.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 10. Goodwin
have returned from M extended
trip In tho East and South.
Mr. John Amber left Friday
night for Port Townsend to spend
the week end,
Mrs. John Loor Locklo IL OK,
peoted homo Monday from n visit
OF several months In California,
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Mrs. Wood Viii
Be Guest

To honor Mrs. Duncan Wood. who
L. leaving soon for California. Mrs.
T. E. Doremus will entertain with a
luncheon next Wednesday afternoon
at the Sunset club.
Another luncheon for Mrs. Wood
ls ono which Mrs, william J. Bardan
viii give az her home on March 81.
Mrs. Wood win DO Mrs. Bardcn's
house guest for a short time before
leaving for tho South, where she viii
visit her brother-ln-iRw and sister.
Rear Admiral James III. Dayton. Z.
8. ". and Mrs, Dayton NJ Marc
Island. while Commander Wood is on
sea duty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
Entertainilla Tonilht

Judge and Mrs, II. A. p. Myers viii
entertain at bridge and nah jonss
this evening at their home in honor
Of Mr. William Harvey Brace, Of
Buffalo. who Is visiting tho Rev.
Sidney Morgan and Mrs. Morgan.
Four tables will DO In play.
Sunday night Mr.. and Mrs. John
Inkster will have a dinner OF twelve
covers at their home--a family gath.
ering In honor OF tho visitor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
HARMONY HOMESTEAD

HARMONY HOMESTEAD
Harmony Homestead. No. 174S
Brotherhood of American Yeomen.
will give dance at the hall. 1924
Third ave, on Tuesday evening.
March 20. at . o'clock.
ALTRUISTIC CLUB
The Altruistic club OF Mizpah
temple, No. 90. will have card
party at the home Of Mrs a "
Hulbach. e12l Seventh ave. ~A.
Wednesday, March 20, at 1880
O'clock. Mrs. o. Hall and Mrs II.
Boettinger will assist the hostess.
HEBREW BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY
The board OF trustees and chair
men OF standing committees OF tho
Seattle Hebrew Benevolent society
will visit the Caroline Galland
home. on Monday, March ?S, at $3.50
o'clock
GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
Tho regular meeting OF the Anneke
Janse Bogardus Genealogical society
will bo held Tuesday evening.
March "a, ut the homo OF ID. h
Griswold, 5Sl2 Stone way.
WOODLAND PARK AUXILIARY
Woodland Park auxiliary to the
Ruth School Building fund will
meet Tuesday. March "a, at 1880
o'clock, for luncheon at tho hcIk
OF Mrs, C. NJ, McCabe. a9ao W.
man ave.
WISCONSIN GoLDENRoD CLUB
The Wisconsin Goldenrod club
viii meet Wednesday. March %.
with Mrs. Harvey Allen, itso t.
John st. Box lunch at 1880 o'clock
All former Wisconsin ladies vel-
come.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
Informal Musicale

DR.. and Mrs. A. Rookie Robertson
will be hosts at an Informal musI.
Gale at their homo next Thursday
evening In honor of Miss Julia Hen.
shaw. of Vancouver. y. c.. who will
arrive in town on Tuesday and will
be a guest at the Sunset club during
her stay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
Committees Announced
for Spring Ball"

| J0f spring BAR
Tho list OF committees for the Sc
attic Day Nursery associations
spring Ball." In tho Spanish ball
room OF The Olympic. on Friday.
evening. April II. are announced a.
follows;
Ticket oommlttee-Mrs. Louis l.
Mendel. chairman. Mrs. Robert J.
Huston, vice chairman. a partial list
OF tho committee including Mrs.
Theodore owens. Mrs. Andrew NJ
Gillespie. Mrs. Harold ". Huston.
Mrs, Stanley Grlffiths. Mrs. william
Edris. Miss Gertrude LAWS. Miss
Bcrnice da Pontc. Miss Doris Fisch.
er. Mrs William C. KrRfve. Mrs
X, wiltsie. AIRS. Frank l. Maeklsm.
Mrs, =. Y. Acheson. Mrs. wilmot
Lily. Mrs, John stockton. Mrs. Du.
ane Carney. Mrs, David John Mitch.
ell, Mrs. Ahner Brown. Mrs A. Y.
Blangly. Airs. Herbert Enis Smith
Mrs. Joseph Bario. Mrs. Clare Mack
lem. Mrs. John Scott. Mrs. Il. d
Forbes. Mrs. Bes III. Baxter.
Rox commiitee-Mrs. John G
Eden. chairman: Mrs. l.. c. lyman.
Mrs. Jay l. Durand. Mrs. q. f. NJ
Pratt.
Publicity Mrs. Alison Y. Wood
ruff. chairman. Mrs. Alexander a.
Prtnsle. Miss Jane Perkins. aliss
Charlotte Ross
Telephone Mrs. n. ]. Huston.
chairman: Mrs. W. T. Perkins. srrI
w. d. Freeman. Mrs. ~. J. Mad.
docks
Refreshments-M Mrs, @. A. c.
Rochester. chairman: Mrs ]. II
Frink. Mrs. c. Edwin Davis. Miss
Laura Emory.
Decorations-Mr l. c. Gilman.
chairman; Mrs. c. d. stimaon. MIRA.
r. 4. Stuart, Miss Catherine Col.
Inns.
Speeialtles Mrs. James II. Cal.
vert. chairman. Mrs. A. r. Krull.
Mrs. Henry Frederick. Mrs. Henry
Dearborn. airs. j. T. Douglas.
Musio--Mrs- j, II. Fox. chairman.
Mrs. Francis Guy Funk. Mrs 10.
seph f. Grant. Mrs. U. c. Bates.
Floor eommittee-M esrn Alfred
Rochester. chairman. Lawrence Ar
mold. Clark Ewing. Edmund Max.
well. William McAiiliin. %. ~. Rod.
erick. Barrett Green. Tom Green.
Russell Perkins, Walter Graham.
William lyman. Duncan Mathews.
John r. Hesrsrnan. Jr.. Arthur Lat.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-21
"Daffodit" Dinner
Dance

As an innovation In the way OF
spring balls. the women's University
Club announces "daffodil" dinner
dance for members and their guests
on Saturday evening. March 2s. at Z
O'Clock. Mrs. Charles Edward Watts
and Mrs. Roy NJ. Holland will be the
hostesses-
The COMMITTEES in charge includes
Mrs. Clyde Hadley. chairman: Mrs.
Harry Stephenson Bowen, Mrs. Neal
Clark. Mrs Paul Cone. Mrs. Robert
Evans. Mrs. Howard Knott. Mrs.
Frederick Burweil. Mrs. Edward
Sperry and Miss Pearl Bennett.