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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-27

CE VENDEN a precios sumamente
baratos un Ford pasajeros. un
Chevrolet 5 pasajeros, 2 Buick 6
cilindros, cinco pasajeros, Un Buick
4 cilindros, dos pasajeros, un Buick
seis cilindros, dos pasajeros; 2 Max
well 4 cilindros cinco pasajerOs; 2
Dodge cinco pasajerOs, un Stude-
baker seis cilindros cinco pasaje-
ros, un Studebaker seis cilindros 2
pasajeros, 1 Chandler seis cilindros,
2 pasajeros. INFORMARAN The
Fisk Tire Store, Adrian Nelson,
Distributor, Recinto Sur y Tetudn
81, Tel6fono A, 6, s San Juan, P. r.
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cOLARES

COLARES: En- magnffico sitio,
Parada IA, Carretera Nueva. Mi
ramar. No necesita tener todo ell di-
nero. Informes: Apartado 541, San
Juan. Telefono 135 rojo, Santurce.
1910
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VENDEMOS: Casas, solares Y fin
cas-. Aproveche oportunidad de
vivir en- "CIUDAD NUEYA", Para
da SO. La primera CIUDAD-JAR-
DIN de Puerto Rico con brisa STEM
pre- reinante ain en- los mas caluro
sos d1as de Yerano. Lame al tele-
fono 1901. Santurce. 1890
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PRILLANTE OPORTUNDAD. Sc

a
requieren los seryicios de un
director o directora para una fabri
ca de ropa de muchachos Y ninitos.
La oportunidad es espl6ndida para
quien la merezca por su caracter y
conocimiento del ramo. Tratase de
una firma de reputation nacional
que desea establecer sucursal en-
Puerto Rico. Las solicitudes PRECI
.SAMENTE POR ESCRITO deben
dirigirse a la Camara de Comercio
de Puerto Rico. rsando ell ingles
0 ell espafiol, pero en- el Iiltimo case
debe hacerse una traducci6n ingle-
sa. Es indispensable que los as
pirantes digan su edad, sexo, color,
practica, conocimientos, referencias,
etc, etc. No Sc atendera ninguna
solicitud verbal en- persona, nj
Sc contestara ninguna carta caren-
tie de cualquiera de los datos que
aquf Sc piden. 9-27
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COLOCACIONES

SE SOLICITAN dos personals que
sepan liar automobiles para
ser pintados. Dirfjase al Departa-
mento Duce de la Insular Motor
Corporation. Camp Las Casas. 928
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GANGA. Sc vende un toro cruza-
dn,o Sc hace negocio por una
vaca. Informes r. Tirado, tel6fono
$50 Country Club, Santurce. 9-26
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PHARMACEUTICAL. Sc solicita una
para regentear una farmacia en-
esta ciudad, Sc acepta sociedad con
POGO capital. Dirfjase al apartado
81, Rio Piedras, P. r. 1912
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COMPRA-V -VENTA

CE VENDE juego de sala mission
cinco pleas casi nuevO. .Precio
m0dico. Informes Pacific Place No.
5, Stop A tel6fono $50 azul, San
turce. 10-1
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GE VENDE una Caldera de He
rro con capacidad para 5000 ga
Iones, propia para aqua miel. Col
mado de Perez Herinanos, Stop %,
Santurce. 9-29
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Sc NECESTTAN agentes competen
tes para trabajos q mano. Sola-
mente deberan hacer solicitud per-
sonas que Puedan trabajar bien Y
en- trabajos FINOS. Els nidispensa-
bic dar garantfa para tomar agen-
cia. Dirfjase al Apartado 1912, San
Juan. p. r 9-27
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NESEA COLOCACION. Taqufgra-
70 Y tenedor de librOs graduado.
Drake Business College, N. Y. In
formes A. Guzman, Tel6fOnO 516,
15 Olimpo Ave, AIiramar, Santurce.
9-26
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MAQUINA de hacer helado, con
motor electrico de ] c. f.
y Picador de Hello, capacidad 5 ga
lones, EN- BUEN ESTADO Y CON
POGO TEMPO DE USO. Vende-
mos al contado o plazos. Informa
ra Farmacia Mulet. Mayaguez, p.
.R ID
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sc VENDEN $500 m c solars par
te mejor y mas c6ntrica. Santur-
ce para fines negocio. Precio cash.
Don Vicente, 27O rojo. Santurce.
0-2S
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&C ALQUHA un piso y Sc venden
muebles en- buen estado. Infor-
maran Telefono $50, Salvador Brau
So. 1912
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EMPLEOS. Los conseguiremos pa
IA San Juan, la Isla, Santo Do
mingo. Cuba Y Estados Unidos, a
personals que den buenas referen-
cias. Dirijase a PORTO RICO EN-
PLOYMENT> AGENCY, Box 1894,
Tel6fono 2037, Allen %, San Juan,
T. r. Envfe cinco sellOs de 2 centa
vOs para correspondence y soIci-
tudes. 9-2S
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RgAESTROs DE la ISIA.- Por

EW AESIKUS LIE LA lSlIA. P0r4
que pagar. La competencia Pre-
clos altos cuando nosotros venGe-
mos. Perry Pictures en- marcos 60
centavos. Marcos solos con cristal'
10 centavos. Presidentes en- Marcos
16 20 S1.75. ArtOtypes 10 x 20 cos
marco $3.50. Artotypes % K % con
marco $500. Maximas con Perry
Pictures en- uno $0.75. Eel Gran Qua
drO Hist6rico "Entrada America
nos en- p. Rico" tamafiO 16x2O en- her.
mOso marcO-recomendado por mu-
chos InspectOres $500 Zaner Alfa-
bets $1.35. NORM Alfabets a IS CEN
tavOs. SObres para Report Cards eI
ciento $1.00. Y todos efectos esco-
lares siempre a precios mas bajos
que nuestros competidcses. Hagan
sus pedidos a Mayaguez Frame Co..
Sue, Arecibo, p r. p.
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xIENTA DE FLOREs NATURA

LES: en- toda eIase dc trabajos
Sc imprimen cintas para coronas.
Lame al tel6fono 925 azul, parada
IA Gale Hernandez No. Encarna-
ci6n Hernandez. P.
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&c ALQUILAN en- Salvador Brau
65 tres hermosos apartamentos
propios para consultorios de medi-
cos abogados. Precio reducid0. In
formes en- los baios, Mendez Cigar
Store. o-28
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FN CRIsTO 10 altos. Sc alquilan
frescas Y claras habitaciones a
precios muy reducidos. Tambi6n un
local propio para oficina. Casa abb
solutamente limpia. Informes ALI
misnlo. 1872
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COLICITO AGENTES: B

GOLICITO AGENTES: Remito a
cualquier direction @. o. D. Por
sesenta centavos (60c) pluma fuen
te marca Worth" llenador auto
matico. A seis d6lares la docena.
Ordene Ia suya hoy mismo. r. NJ.
de Fernandez, Camuy, Puerto Rico.
1a-1
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pROVlSIONES, de La mejor cali
dad precios Hmitados constan-
temente recfbimos productos fres-
cos. Ell cafe LIompart es ell mejor.
Pru6belo, Santurce Provision Co.,
Stop H. r..
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ALQUlLERES

cE aLQUMA una oficina en- eli
EdificiO Bouret, san Justo No.
~. Intormaran en- Ia Joyerfa ~.
y. Bouret Inc" p.
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YENTA-FL0RES

FLORES NATURALES. Sc hace
toda clase de trabaJos art1stieos.
Especialidad en- coronas, cruces ra-
me- para nOVia y eanastas. Parada
II, Avenida Mframar No. 0. Tele-
tono $40 verde, Santurce. P. r. /
1890.
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I'll HOGAR

I'll HOGAR compra venta de
muebles. Camas de moda nue.
vas, carbonatador el6ctrico, sillas
para fuente soda, marmol seis pies,
motor l caballo tres fases. Roperos
lunas, tocadores, muebles sala, Y co
medor, lamparas, maquinas Singer
de gabinete Y bobina $50. Otra con
lanzadera, gabetas, $25. Victrolas
portatiles y de gabinete, etc. Todo
a mitad de precio, positivamente.
Allen 16, frente Plaza Provision, te-
l6fono 1926 rojo, San Juan. 2.
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OPORTUNIDAD.

EXCELENTE OPORTUNIDAD.
Desea usted DOLLAR su dinero en-
breve tempo, ganando esplendido
beneficio mensual en- su capital? Sc
taci6n para los Estados UnidOs de
haga socio en- un negocio de .expor-
producto portorriqueno que tiene La
supremacfa del mercado. aportando
cuatrO o cincO mil d6lares para
agrandar ell negocio. No hay peli-
gro de p6rdida, al contrario pros.
pecto de una fortuna en- breve ITEM
DO. Escriba al Apartado Gil. San
turce pare informes. P.
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AUTOMOBILES

TRADUESE de choffer, Enviar6
QUESTIONABLE, y respuestas habi-
litandole para chofer por % centa-
yos, que enviara en- se1los de correo
a J. B. Rola, SO Cruz ST.. San Juan,
p. r. 9-26
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VENTA-FLORES

VENTA DE FLORES naturales.
en- ramos, cruces, coronas. ar
pas, iras, insignias mas6nicas, al
mohadones Y otros trabajos en- flo
res naturales.; parada II, caIle
Hoare nlmero 16 o llame al tel6fo
no 67S azul. p
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GRINIENSOR Y TOPOGRAFO :

Ofrece sus servicios professional
les en- Puerto Rico Santo Domingo.
G. Torres Maldonado, Box 85, San
Lorenzo, P. r. 9-27
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I'm NEW YORK: Como en- su pro
pia casa. Visite esta casa de
fandlia quedara complacido. Ger
ca Broadway Y Central Park. Sub
way Elevados pr6ximos. Precios
razonables. DR.. Font 10 West 91st
st. Informaran Box 1400, San Juan.
10-7
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ALQUlLERB

CE ALQUILAN los altos de la dull
ceria lei Catalan, San Jose II.
Informaran tel6fono 20S, San Juan.
~ p.
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cE ALQUII5A esplendida residen-
cia en- el Condado frente a la pla
va Y al lado del Parque Borinquen.
Todo comfort moderno en- 1900 me-
tros de solar. ColInado de Perez Her
manos, Tel6fono 1870, Santurce.
9-29
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a REbSTAS. Aficionados al teatro
Sc desean dos; primer actor dra-
matico Y actor c6mico. Edad de IS
%. 2. r. Employ nent Agency,
Allen % altos, telefono 203T. 1O-1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04
Boz Holders Announced
for Spring Ball

A partial list OF boxholders for
the Seattle Day Nursery associations
Spring Ball on Friday evening. April
II, in tho spanish ballroom at The
olympic includes:
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Backus. Mr..
and Mrs. James u. Hoge. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander +. McEwan, Mr. and
Mrs. a. b. Stewart, Mrs. and Mrs.
David Edward Skinner, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Leonard Eaton, Mr.. and
Mrs. George r. Myers, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Campbell. DR.. and Mrs. Jay I.
Durand. Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Rourke, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Swal.
we'll, Mr.. and Mrs. William Finn, Mr..
and Mrs. William Pigott.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Farnsworth,
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman TUX. Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. T.. Eyman. Mrs. Ida Pursell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vivian Hutchinson, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Ostrander, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Stoll, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carleton Huiskamp. DIR. and Mrs.
Donald A. Nicholson, Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. Il. VI. Pratt, Mrs. James H. Cal
vert, Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Eden.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Fox, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph +. Grant, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Kane. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Edris and Mr.. and Mrs. william
Calvert.
The committee in charge an.
nounces that there are few remain.
Ing boxes that may still be secured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04
Additional Reservations
for Ldrqe Pdrty

Reservations arc rapidly being
made for the bridge and nah jonEs
tea Capitol Hiil guild OF tho Chi.
drcu's orthopSdIc hospital will give
Tuesday afternoon. April "a. a, the
new clubhouse OF Rainier chapter.
Daughters or the American Rcyolu.
ton
Added to tho long list already m.
nounccd arc Mrs. Alexander Baltic.
Mrs. Joseph Bordeaux, Mrs. Alfred
Battle. Mrs John a. Campbell. Mrs.
Ida Pursell. Mrs. @. l.. Waterman.
Mrs, Hester stuart. Mrs. a. ~ AZ.
wood. Mrs. @. q. Altnow. Mrs. II. S.
Frye. Mrs. Mabel ssaborg. Mrs.
Arthur snyrcs. Mrs. II. r. Montelius.
Mrs. Pcrcival Collins. Mrs. 4. T..
BIangy.
Mrs. W, II Barry. Mrs II. u. Han.
ford. Mrs. william Hickman Moore.
Mrs. Paul G. Harper. Mra. William
Edris. Miss May CardIn and Miss
r. IL. Stewart.
Reservations may be made with
Mrs. Miller Freeman. EA st.93i5,
Mrs. L. KEENAN,. IA st5si9, or Mrs.
+. g. Taylor. CA pitl011e,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04
Music
Program for Rosa
Ponselle Concert

Tho following is tho program to be
presented by Rosa Ponscllc. dramatic
soprano Of tho METROPOLITAN Opera
Co. when the celebrated prima donna
sings nj tho Metropolitan thenter on
Monday evening. April 6, under tho
local management Of tho Ladies
Musical club.
Miss ponscllo win DO assisted by
Mr.. Stuart Ross, pianist
Aria, Pace. Pace Nfio Dio" from
''Forza Del De'tiuo'D Verdi
Miss Ponaslio.
ial Tire siornl eup che Nina" PerEolesl
90 "Chl yuol Ia zlngarvils" Pasicllo
tcl "stllio Thrauen" ..,.,.,.., EehumRnn
I'D "Chansop NorveKipnnr". Fourdraln
Miss Ponsolln.
Plano solo
''sehrrzo II Flat Minor" ..... Chopin
Mr.. Ross.
Aria. 'Ernhni Iuvoiami" from "Er.
Hani'D ..-.,....s......,.... Verdi
Miss Ponscllc.
Piano solos
(s) Rain Dance" from zuni In
dian lmpressior) .....,..... Grunn
% "SsronAdN" ........ .Rachmaninoff
Cc) spoon River" ...........C Granger
MIR. Ross.
(a) Songs Ny Mother Taught Me-.
..f.,..'.t.........,.. DvoTak
th) 'Eroa' r.,..,t-...,,......,.. Grieg
CO. Lullaby ...s,,.,........... Scott
cd Piper Of Love" .............. Carew
MHa PonRsiio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04
Service at
Orthopedic Shops

The PythIan Sisters, with Mrs.
Anna owens, chairman. will direct
the service at the Orthopedic Lunch
Room Monday. Assisting will be
Mrs. Bertha Bartwell, Mrs. Lulu
Christopher. Mrs. Edna Lovctinsky,
Mrs. Jennie Drlsco, Mrs. Anna shcl.
traw. Mrs Grace Richmond. Mrs.
Bessie Flemmlng. Mrs. Jennie Ar.
ais. Mrs. Louis Young, Mrs. Mar.
garet Herr, Mrs. Myrtle Cogswell.
Mrs. Laura Goodwin, Mrs. Miller.
Mrs. Hattie McMurtry. Mrs. Ida
Warren, Mrs. Mary tombstone, Mrs.
Nina Hunt,
Laurelhurst Hill guild with Mrs.
Xura Case and Mrs. Percy BAN.
ford. win be In charge nt the Thrift
Shop on Monday morning and Uni.
vcrsity guild. with Mrs. c. II. Col.
lior and Mrs. Lee a. Coglnn. will
have charge on Monday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04
By Lillian Keen LeBalkster
Telephone MA in-0600
Assistant-Laura Emory
NIB Plans Delightful Program for April;
Miss Folsom Completes Wedding Party

I Women's University club will
4 Een It's April activities on Tues.
FsaFrnooa, the fourteenth. with a
ScEhood tea at the home OF
= sianlsy Griffiths. 273i Prospect
n Members IN Washington Park
nsany.Blaine districts. Bridge
Hah ionsg will be played. be.
-g Il o'clock. and tea will be
RI from 4 until 5 o'clock.
L second affair Of the month
axe Place on Wednesday eve
r A1ril Is. a t745 o'clock. when
tus players win present two
n 'Ths Gate" from the Wash.
e. Pays Book IT,, written by
asw o'Connsr, a University Of
@ng'on student. and Joint
~ IN spain." under the direc.
y Mss Margaret Akin.
Y Program for Friday, April II.
e announced later.
afternoon musicale and tea II
ealsd for Friday, April "a. at 3
rx Mss Jean swancy, sopra.
~ Waiter Reseburg. baritone,
1Vanisd by Miss Leone Lang.
viii render the program.
J. Tate Mason and Mrs. w. p.
y vii Be the hostesses.
aayday bridge tea is on the
va for Friday, May /. at 2
.on Hostesses. Mrs. Allan w,
as' aud Mrs. Henry A. Pratt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
CALENDAR FOR

CALENDAR FOR
WEEK ANNOUNCED
Tho Seattle Federation " Won.
ems Clubs WIN assemble next week
according to the following schedule.
MONDAY
The PhIlomuS club. with Mrs. Sol
Lcvinson. 1903 Green Lake blvd. ut
o'clock. Election OF officers. As.
sisting hosteraca. Mira Max stein.
haucr and Mrs. j. 4. Macpherson.
Seattle women's club. At Fedora,
ton clubhouse. Music department.
at II o'clock. With Mra, Florence Il.
Smith. leader Ciyica department. at
IL o'clock. Parliamentary drill. Mrs.
Helen NJ Stevens. leader. Board
meets at o'clock and general meet.
ing az ? o'clock. Election OF Off
Gers.
TUESDAY
Canadian womcns club. at FEEDER.
alton clubhouse. o'clock. Mem.
bcrs arc requested TO answer roll
call with n current event. Speaker
for tho afternoon. Mra Thomas Ir.
wing; subject, Women and Pence. :"
Executive board meeting. at I
o'clock.
North End Progressive club. with
Mrs. w. a. Sloan, 1891 First ave.
y. T.. nj 2 o'clock.
Sorosis club, with Mrs. s. u.
McKinstry. 722O Lakewood ave. Mt
o'clock. Program will include re.
view Of "a New Dcculogue Of
Science" albert Edward wIgEamJ.
By Mrs. John y. Hail; review OF
Tho Amoricanization OF Edward
Box" by Mrs. David Brown discus.
sion. Tho Fruit OF the Family
Tree Wlggum). by Mrs II. r..
Maltby. Assisting hostess. Mrs. o.
NJ. Gnudy.
Sunset Heights Literary clubs
luncheon, at home of Mrs. Annette
Brindley. 2l35 n. 52d st.
Parliamentary department OF the
Coteric, with Mrs. w. Harry Rich.
ards, 47l2 nth ave. n. r., at 2
o'clock. Review OF amendments.
Queen Anne Study club, with Mrs.
C. f.. Montgomery, 24i5 First ave.
w Program includes paper on
"Madonnas in Art" by Mrs c. T..
Blackallcr: Noted Cathedrals," by
Mrs. w. II. Thompson.
West Side Improvement club, with
Mrs a. t. Maynard. 1892 Alki ave.
at 1880 o'clock. Mrs, Augusta Sch
ramborg. chairman. Business meet
ing and election of officers,
Woman's Lakewood Civic Inn
provement club in clubhouse, corner
jOth ave. s. and Angelina ST.. ut
o'clock. Election Of officcra Host
esses will be members Of the parks
and playground committee.
Womans Tuesday club ut The
wilsonian, corner of II. 47th and
University way: luncheon at 1890
o'clock. Hostesses, Mrs. John Parker,
Mrs II. u. Holmes and Mrs. Robert
-. MoritZ.
"WEDNESDAY
West Seattle Art club, with Mrs.
a. W. Van KIRK, 4ll6 Meridian ave,
1890 o'clock. Election of officers.
THURSDAY
Art department OF sogosis Mt Fed.
Grafton clubhouse. . o'clock. Pro-
gram-paper on Claude Monet" by
Mrs c. b. Thorgrlmson; Modern
Poster Art" by Mrs A. J. Webb:
Art Colonies in America" by Mrs.
J. II. Nagcl. Hostess, Mrs. II. Hop.
kins.
Jadics' Grotto club at Federation
clubhouse, o'clock. Husbands Of
members viii be guests
Queen Anne Fortnlghtly club with
Mrs. Robert j. Fisher, 1904 Eighth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04
FfdQl Party Chosen

AZ Elizabeth Folsom. daughter
~ and Mrs. Grosyenor Folsom,
anpleted the list Of her bridal
aaflts for her marriage to Mr..
.i'aes Wiley. which viii be sol.
~ on Monday evening, April
!, " Barnabas' chapel, with the
hsFhert II. Gowen reading the
y At 3 O'clock.
- Katherine Folsom will be her
ssnaid Of honor and Miss Janet
l, and Miss Evalyn Colvin, the
James Fullerton Of Minneap.
~ be best man for Mr.. Wiley
= ahers are to be Mr. Bernard
W. Lacy Hofius, Mr.. Eugene
NJ, ~ and Mr. william c. II. Lewis.
.sTiag the ceremony there VIII
maj reception at the Folsom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04
Enhancement Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. /. Zlselman OF Cal.
gary announce tho engagement Of
their daughter. Bertha. TO Mr.. Sam.
ucl Green OF New York city. The
marriage will take place carly this
spring In New York
Miss zlselman spent year in Sc
attic as the guest OF her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Bemis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04
Y. w. c. A. HosTEssEs

Hostesses for this week at the
Young Women's Christian associa.
ton will be: Monday. Mrs. e. G..
Waldron: Tuesday, Mrs. ]. f. Rem.
fro; Wednesday, Mrs +. e. Wood.
man; Thursday, Mrs. G. d. Cot.
trell; Friday, Mrs. Lutte Weld; Sat.
urday, Mrs. f. r. Clark.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04
Breakfast By
Mrs. PNrSeN

To honor Mrs. Geucvievc Blcthcn.
recently returned from visit in
California, Mrs. Ida PurSoll viii On.
terrain with breakfast on Monday
at the Sunset club and later at
cards at her apartment in the Olym.
plan.
Invitations have been confined to
Intimate friends Of the honor guest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-04
Mrs. Peachy Weds
In Paris

An interesting cable announcement
from Paris tells tho news OF the
marriage OF Mrs, Anna Furth Terry
Peachy. daughter of Mrs. J. +. Terry,
to DR.. Leon Babaiinn on Thursday.
April 2.
Mrs. Baballan with her mother has
been living abroad for some time
with the exception OF two months
late last year which abe spent here
with her brother.in-law and sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Logan Builitt.
DR.. and Mrs BabaIian will make
their home I'm Paris.
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Artist Pupils to Appear
in Joint Recital

FLOR the eleventh recital OF his
series OF programs by advanced, art.
list and professional players, Paul
Pierre McNcely. viii present two OK.
coptlonnlly gifted young pinnlsts.
Helen Kcppler of Seattle and Ran.
dali Williams Of Tacoma. in a Joint
recital on Tuesday evening. April I.
at S:15 o'clock. at tho McNeely plano
studios. 1908 Broadway.
Tho program is open to tho public
and is as follows;
TO Spring. Op. 20. No. 6......1
Birding or. 40, No. 4.,,......
solitary wRnderer. op. 20. No.2 Grlcg
on the mountains. OPP. 10.
Helen Kcpplcr
II
Polonalac OPP, &C. No. e..r..... Chopin
Gavotte from lphIEcnio In Aulls..
..r.,,,,,.,,,,,.t.,,. Gluok- Brahms
Prelude. op, 3, No. ba,. ,Rnchmaninoff
Randall williams.
Nnlc!N ....,,.t..s,.r,.,,, MokroJs
Love Gong. op &c. No. . ....., .stojowrld
Jubn .,,ts.,,,.., ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. pett
Helen Koppler
Brook Nymphs ...,..............P Prayer
Cradle Song ..,.,...,,.'.".,.P almgron
BeEuidllln .,....,..,.,t,..,.,,, AlbonlE
Randall williams.
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Married IN Portland

Mrs. william Sheahnn of Powell
River. u. G.. announces tho mar
rage Of her daughter. Louise. to
Mr.. Kenneth A. j. Mackenzie, son
Of tho late Dr. Kenneth A. j. Mac.
kenzio OF Portland, on Thursday
morning Mt the homo OF Mr.. and
Mrs. n. L. Mackenzie.
Mr.. Mackenzie formerly resided in
Seattle, but for the past year has
been making his home In New Or.
leans. Mr.. and Mrs. Mackenzie will
make their home in Portland.
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w. Program includes digest from
international Book Review, by Mrs
w. r. Whitney; "The Immigrant
Asset or Liability" by Mrs. Charles
l.. Parker; "Chlld Of the Foreigner"
by Mrs. j. Il. pike; debate. lis the
Melting Pot a Failure" affirmative
Mrs. w. w. Reed, Mrs. w. A,
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woMAN's CENTURY
CLUB

Tho various departments OF the
Woman's Century club will meet
next week as follows:
Monday. April c. tho French dc.
pnrtmcnt will meet ut 10 o'clock at
tho Hotel Washington; the build.
ing committee meets at 1890 o'clock.
in the Puget Sound Loan Rssocia.
ton; the Art department will as.
semblo at o'clock at the home of
Mrs. u. w. Campbell, 1926 22nd
ave. n. Assisting hostesses. Mrs.
ID. NJ. Stone, Mrs. NJ. ]. Falkcn.
borg and Mrs. ]. II. Shaner. Tho
topic or the program will be Tho
Classlscists": Sir Edwin Landseer,
isO2-lS73. Mrs, Donald Olson; Sir
Frederick leighton, 1S30.ls96, Mrs.
Frederick Graham; Sir Lawrence
Alma-Tadema, 1s36.l9lO. Miss Lu.
ella Gregory. II is desired there
be n full attendance as election OF
officers for the ensuing year will
be held
Wednesday. the club chorus VIII
meet at 10 o'clock, at the home OF
Mrs. ]. II. Templeton. 1908 Seneca
ST.; Household Administration de.
partmcnt meeting planned for this
date has been postponed until Wed.
nesday, April 10. at tho homo OF
Mrs. Emma X. Rinehart, 500 seth
nvo. n.
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Luncheon for
Mrs. FdrnS1UOrth

Mrs. Winnie d. Page viii enter.
tain at luncheon on Monday at The
Olympic, in compliment to Mrs.
Clare Farnsworth. who returned n
short time ago from six weeks
trip East,
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Z Wiley Host at
aelor Dinner

- lawrence Wiley will enter.
: me, men In his wedding party
ris,, oaehelor dinner tonight at
I,versity club.
~. "Aeys marriage to Miss
M, folsom VIII be solemn.
naay evening April 10, in
's'aabas' chapel.
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NORWEGIAN HOSPITAL
ASSOCIATION

The Norwegian Hospital associa.
ton will meet Tuesday, April 18th,
Mt Norway hall. Board meeting at
IL. Regular meeting 1870. The fol.
lowing hostesses will serve: Mrs.
Anna Torberg, Mrs. o. A. Olson
and Mrs, o. offordahl.