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where she became Ill soon after her
arrival and was taken to the Meth
odist Hospital there.
She was a member of the Board of
hospitals Home and Deaconess Work
or the Methodist Episcopal Church
and had been active in work in con-
nection with the Methodist Episcopal
Home for the Aged, the Swartzell
Children's Home and the Sibley Me-
mortal Hospital. She was also a
trustee of the Women's Home Mis-
sionary Society. Her home hero was
at the Kenesaw apartments.
Funeral arrangements have not
Evening star., 1925-04-10
MRS. B. D. STREET DIES;
ON VISIT TO CALIFORNIA
Capital Woman Was Secretary OF
Deaconess Department of M.
E. Home Missions.

Mrs. b. D. Street of this city, na-
tional secretary of the deaconess de-
partment Of tho Home Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist Episcopal
Church and long prominent in hos
pital activities OF the church. died In
Los Angeles, Calf, Wednesday, &C
cording to word received here.
Mrs Street left Washington for
Florida several weeks ago, and con-
tracted influenza while en- route, but
later made the trip to Los Angeles,
Evening star., 1925-04-10
Russia in Need Of Doctors.

writer's returning from extensive
tours through Russia say that that
country is in bitter need of physi-
clans and surgeons, duo to the upset
conditions after tho war and reyo-
luton. The medical colleges are
crowded with students, but there is
a big need for practicing physicians
especially in the Odessa country,
which will not be met yet for several
years, due to the few doctors turned
out of the schools.
Evening star., 1925-04-10
Found Dead With Arms Folded.
pecial Dispatch to The Star

WINCHESTER, Va, April 10
Charles ]. Mcfarland, II years old,
a retired Frederick County farmer, is
dead at his home from the second
stroke of paralysis. The body was
found by a son, who went to his bed
room. His arms were folded and he
appeared as il asleep.
Evening star., 1925-04-10
Auto Victims Eye Removed.

Special Dispatch to The star
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, April 10.
As a result of an automobile accI-
dent March %, Mrs. Perry Sullivan
was operated on at the Mary Wash
ington Hospital here Thursday and
her right eye removed
Evening star., 1925-04-10

After you read the bargains listed and described
below, will quickly how little takes to make
your home attractive. The most unusual bargains,
especially in Living Room Suites will 60 on sale
Saturday morning.
Do not forget-the Phillip Levy Exchange Depart
ment in our basement at 735 7th St. NV Come early
we will be sold out before IL o'clock
Terms low 1.OO weekly.
Evening star., 1925-04-10
Wonen's Easter

special purchase for the last minute shop
oers-remarkable Coats heavily trimmed with
fur-and elegantly lined. All colers and
models. Specially priced at................
Pay After Easter Weekly or Monthly
Evening star., 1925-04-10

been made, but tho body Is expected
to reached here in about a week. Mrs
Street is survived by a brother, James
Gatchell
Evening star., 1925-04-10

DAVENPORT SUITE. Oak and
Leather Davenport. A genuine
Kroehler, with chair and rocker;
almost brand new. Worth 5000.
Exchange Store price, S54.75.
Delivered for
BED DAVENPoRTS. Genuine
Kroehler Bed Davenports, in oak
with tapestry seat and back. New
floor samples. Never used. Worth
5000 Exchange Store price, S4295.
Delivered for
KITCHEN CABINET. Genuine
Sellers Kitchen Cabinet, i'll oak. All
latest improvements and accessories.
Exchange Store price only $24.5o.
Delivered for ............,........
DINING CHAIRS. Odd Dining
Room Chairs, in American walnut.
Some new ones. Originally very
expensive, sold now for as little as
sos.
Any six chairs delivered for.
COUCH. Genuine Englander
Couch, complete with pad. Almost
new. A $3.50 value for only $1675.
Delivered for ......................
BED NEWPORT SUITE.
Genuine Kroehler Mahogany-fnish
and Blue Velour Davenport Suite,
of three pieces. Also 30-lb. Layer
felt Mattress. Sold new for $l8o.50.
Exchange Store price only $3.50.
Each piece delivered for ..........
SETTEE AND CHAIR. Matog-
any-hnish Settee and Rocker, in
brown leatherette. These two use
full living room pieces together for
only $1085.
Delivered for
GATE-LEG TABLES. Mahog-
any and Birch Gate-leg Tables,
highly polished and in excellent
condition. Sells new for $500.
Exchange Stoye price only $1275.
Delivered for ....-.......--........
BREAKFAST SUITE. Blue and
Ivory Five-piece Suite, with dropieaf
table and four chairs. Regularly
$3.50. Exchange Store, price, $l9.95.
Delivered for ..-.....-.-.--....
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29
M0RGAN'S TRICK BAD
EOR DIRECTORS TEMPER

The ambition n Frank Morgan
10 Near now1s beard nearly
gave Director George Archninhaud
heart failure ono day during the
filming Of race track scenes in
The Scarlet Saint" which was
completed o. New York last week
Archainhaud had taken nearly
800 extras and go principals 90
the Empire track az Yonkern ~
a. Was about 90 shoot n bccno in
which Lloyd Hughes and Aary
Aston are shown with n background
Of extras. no looked around for
Prank Morgan 20 be sure he would
be- on hand Tor Tho next shot Nor
gan was not 10 be found
Assistant Director Don Hetrick
was dispatched 20 find him. He
soon returned with the report that
Morgan was not on tho track
Archainbaud was Wild io went
on with tho scene he was shoot
ing. wondering what hs would do
without Morgan. when the cam
cras stopped grinding, a long beard
ed man stepped from the extra
ranks. removed his beard and re-
venied Frank Morgan. lie had
been enjoying n little lark Archnln,
bsudh remarks are censored.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29
.FESTlVlTY TO REIGN
AT LIBERTY SATURDAY

Halloween with ell 10 fancy trim
miugH viii b. iu evidence 90 tho
Liberty saturday night October a.
when that playhouse presents its
biz Surprise Show Of 1895. begin
ming az ~ o'clock sharp. shortly
after the last performances o. 90
regular bill. which viii b. headed
By James Cruze'a THE Pony tx
press"
Against "a background of festive
color and gaiety. one u the most
scintllatinE and joy-packsd pro
grams Ia the history Of that thea
ter will be unrolled The actual
features OF the entertainment Will
not be known by the Liberty guests
from one number 10 The other. but
II Do limited that they Will include
Oh sorts ~ stage offerings. such al
speciality aOnK and dance acts, lazz
music and comedy fkita ana novel.
~ numbers on the screen.
30 that no one will have 10
stand. only nH many tickets az
there are seats are being sold The
tickets are now on sale AZ the Lab
Crty box office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29
Patsy's Shoes Are
Built for Comfort

Cartoonists and professional jokers
have long found the feminine aver.
sion 20 large shoes Burctirs Fun.
They have invariably depicted ladies,
fair and plain. tall or short stout or
slender. wearing shoes several stFrs
too small simply TO satisfy their wan.
ity for dainty feet
Patsy Ruth Miller who has the
leading role opposite Monte Blue in
RED Hot Tires now AZ the Blue
Mouse. shows that large shoes can
be even tunnier than small ones, She
goes thru most Of her scenes wear.
ing a pair % sligo IL hob-unIlod bro
Eans. In ludicrous contrast TO her
flmy evening frock and silkcn
ankles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29
Connie Fond of
Bounding Bilious

Al,ho she has a variety Of private
swimming pools to choose from. Con
stance Talmadga prefers the bound
ing pillows AZ the beach.
Upon completion OF the filming OF
Her Sister From Paris" now az
the Coliseum. recently. ahs took her
mother at once to the beach for four
weeks vacatlonIng.
They have little house on the
shore north OF Santa Monica. Cal,
quite near the home the keatons arc
occupying for tho summer.
Constance is an accomplished
swimmer and a firm advocate OF n
daily dip In the surf as n means Of
keeping fit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29
Gridiron Thrills
in Liberty Comedy

The Freshman" Harold lloyd'H
new comedy feature. showing az
tho lIhcrty, Is dedicated 20 those
boyhood days when going 70 col
lcgr was greater than Eolng 20
congrcss-and you'd rather be right
tackle than prosidrntl
one OF tho several comedy fac
iIous In Tho Freshman" h deyot-
ed 20 foothall-at practice and Ia
real game. and tho punishment
Lloyd takes In these scenes n 20
great that tender hearted Witnesses
Of tho picture have been heard 10
sympathiza with Avs" and 'ph'a
tho while they were doubled up
with laughter or Mysteries. or both.
Hut it's all IN tho great game Of
football. where men are men and
uecks are nothing!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29
Worked for Board;
NorU Wealthy Star

Board and lodging were Tho wages
Raymond HAtton received for his
first stage job And he ran away
from homo 10 set that!
Hatton. who plays In "son or His
Father" NJ tho Strand this week.
was working az tho time on farm
not far from 81, Louis, Hs left tho
old homestead and Joined cheap
stock company. playing hoy comedy
roles.
This Is Just another example OF
the long. hard paths modern movie
stars had 10 walk on yesterday In
order 10 win their present success,
To-day HRt,on Is ono % the hest,paid
character actors on tho screen. and
always in demand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29
Meanest Man Casf
In Film at Capitol

sheldon LEWIS. sometimes called
the meanest man In pictures" lends
his villainous film personality 90 one
Of the featured roles in George Mel
ford's Paramount production, The
Top OF the World. AT the Capital,
Anna Q. Nilsson. James klrSwood
and Raymond Hatton are the other
three sterling players with whom he
sharts acting honors.
Lewis role Is that OF Or. saul
Kieff. vicious. INSCRIPTIONS physl-
clan. who uses his skin and medical
knowledge TO further his own sinister
designs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29
(Adyertifument)
.SayskoW Stiff
Joints Must Go!
New Discovery Limbers En-
Up and Even the Creak-
ing Ceases.

Yes; It's true-thc world pro.
crosses.
An you have to do nowadays TO
timber up that old stiff. creaky knee
joint Is 20 squeeze halfinch OF
Woodworking substance from
tube.
Then rub II on the offending part
for about quarter OF a minute or
until IL soaks through the skin and
disappears on its crrand OF mercy.
Then read the evening newspaper
and go TO bed.
Tho chances are that your mlsbe.
having knee Joint will lose its
"creak" while you are dreaming
about the high fences you used TO
leap when you were a youngster.
And in the morning." says one
who has tried the new discovery.
you'll feel so happy that youll
want TO Jump into your sportiest
clothes and walk brlskly down the
street just to show the neighbors
that you are not as old as they
think you are
Joint Ease: They call this won.
der.working substance. for the rca.
son that when ordinary remedies
fail TO timber UP the stiff, inflamed
rheumatic joint or reduce the swell.
ing, Joint.Ease succeeds.
It's n good namo for a good.
clean, stainless prescription that in
just few months has proven to a
multitude OF people that lame. swol.
len, distorted joints can speedily
have the kinks taken out OF them
and work al smoothly as ever
But Jolnt-Ease is for bothersome
joints, whether in knee. elbow, an.
kle, hip. shoulder, spine or finger.
and for that purpose its sale, at
GO cents n tube, is immense.
AL druggists sell dozens of tubes
OF It every week and druggists
everywhere report big demand.
Always remember, when Joint
Ease gets In Joint agony gets out
quick
Biggest Selling Joint
Remedy in the World
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29
"Sunkist Comedian" INDUCES
in Only One Stage Superstition

TuiE thCairicaI- profession has
i been mangncJ Tor years The
srnsra belief that actors and "a
rcssts carry che lrfJ hind foot of
graveyard rabbits on the ursg night
~ "a new show: return Co thcir
rooms en- the hotel. SD On a chair
and count NJ. should a black cat
cross their Path while en- route 70
the thcater is al, a great myth.
None other than Eddie Nelson. the
SuuNst Comedian who holds
forth az the Orphcum this week
dispcls the false impression which
has gained crDdCnco regarding the
atrical supcrsuuonS
sNou have no supcrstiuons them
the droll comic was asked.
certainly not, answered Mr.
Nelson. THAT is nothing that
could bo called superstition, Rltho
i do believe Il Is unlucky 60 appear
on the stage in anything strictly
new. a suit. tie or Shoes which
have neycr been used before.
You see. when I set a new suit
or In fact anything l intend TO use
on the stage, always set one OF
the boys around tho house 20 put
Il on and wear Il for a little while
before show timc-but you wouldn't
call that superstition.
ITS the only thing In the I'M
lucky line ] pay any attention TO.
I'VE followed this hunch Tor sew
eral years and Il seems all right
My belief was formed by witness
ing an incident in Chicago. II was
ON the opening night OF the season
and there was u prominent team
on the bill which had a new act.
one OF the kind everybody picked
Tor knockout II proved 10 be
the biggest flop OF the year.
Il passed the dressing room OF
one OF the members o. tho team
and saw him slashing his clothes
to pieces when l asked what he
Was doing he explained that u was
the clothes never worn before
which had put the hbosh on the
act"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29

I)C1&;1lO
Men Wear hats in
Paris Opera House

A man doesn't wear hiu hat iR
thcatrr IN America but In gay
Paris tho bouleyardlcr gaily wears
HIS silk topper 90 tho opcral
In tho prumcnadcH OF tho great
Paris opera house. on the grand
staircase, aud In tho brilliant salons
the Frcncsnan escorts HIS brilliant
y-aturcd lady always with his hat
on. Between acts as tho audience
visits among the different boxes
they also wear their hats and
take them OF only during the
actuai Performance.
This Is ono of tho strange Gus
toms Go Americana that II shown
In tho opera scenes In The Phan-
tom of the opera Univorsal's Lon
CLANCY classic. which 10 now play
ing at tho Columbia,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29
Work Is Play for
William Fairbanks

II Is rare occurrence when a
man can make tho sports that he
enjoys most. be his work. Most peo-
pie have regular profession and
then in their leisure hours they IN.
dulge in various activities 10 relieve
the grind.
Not so with William Fairbanks,
now starring with Eva Noyak In
The Fatal Mistake" at the winter
Garden.
His early days at military school.
followed by life on the cattle range
after his graduation confirmed him
in the joys OF an active outdoor
Hfe. Ills ability 10 excel in sports Is
what makes his films individual.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29
Norma Talmadge in
Drama at Colonial

Norma Talmadge portrays Tho roIo
made famous BY Jane Cowl on the
stage. in within the Law" the at
traction at the Colonial Thursday.
The picture has been called Miss
Talmadge's greatest work. II r.
based on the effect OF nm unjust
prison term on the life OF q little
shop girl.
'Twldflre." n drama OF the race
track. with Ailecn Pringle starring,
is billed for Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29
Landon to Speak
at Club Session

The regular meeting u tbs A.
foeiaisd Improvement club Of N.
North End. viii 10 hold Soyenb.,
?, In the auditorium u the Gree,
lake library SENATE, ban fsns.n
viii address ms elu ON the 49,
ton Of the governor a1d the sts,.
legislature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29
Human Interest Film
Is Feature at State

Not one 20 Spare" said TO b. m
Intensely human story OF family
love. rs tho film attraction at the
State until Saturday night. Tho pie
ture Is based on Ethel Lynn Beers
well known poem
Heading tho fiyr-sct vaudeville
bill. Ardingr and Frain offer an orig
inal mixture % comedy and music
Buly Single Clifford. former
musical comedy star. makes his fret
appearance in vaudeville IN novel
offering or Songs. comedy and
dances
Tho saIlario trio offers "Junglo
Land. the stepping Along company
has a miniature musical comedy act.
and EsmFralda and Webb do some
skilled playing on tho marimba-
xylophone.
"Finis" viii ba written across tho
slate Of The Girl From Montmar
trc" this week Barbara la Mari
and Lewis Stone arc the featured
players,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29

when tho Ramon Noynrro photo.
play Tho MidAhlpman." was made
at tho United states Naval academy,
Annapolis sid. CRrvel hail. which
dates back $50 year,. to Revolution.
AIRY times. was made the living
quarters % tho directors and the
cast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29

en- Princess" wns taken 10 the Sierra
Nevada mountains Of California. in
tho hear, OF the famous gold ooun.
Try Of tho 40 period.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29

THE Ancient Highway" the
forthcoming production featuring
Jack Holt, Billie Dove and Montagu
Love, was filmed for the most part
Do IEayenWorth. Waah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29

Black Larsen. ono Of tho chhrac.
tera in Charlie Chhplin's Tho Cold
Rush. II played by Tom Murray.
veteran OF the vaudeville stage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29

In her new production. "Grau.
stark" the film version OF the ia
NOUS George Barr McCutcheon nov.
Ell. Norma Talmadge wears a Span.
ish shawl more than 200 years old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29
Arrest Scores for
Headlight Violation

ASHLAND. Ore. oct. 2s-Aore
than 100 autolsts have been arrested
here IN the last few days for yiolnt
ing tho new state headlight law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29

A Cleveland player held n perfect
NAH jongg hand recently and Mr.
O'0oofty wants 10 know what she
held II In. basket or "a barrel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29

In order 20 reproduce accurately
tho atmosphere OF the California
gold rush OF ig8s. the entire com,
pany OF nlAyern filming .The Gold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29

T IGHT froclss, sheerest gowns +.
IL wear them now any day, any
time. anywhere. without a moments
doubt or fear!
The uncertainty and insecurity Of
the old.time sanitary pad" has been
ended.
Most women now use ''KoTEXv
a new and remarkable way.
Five times as absorbent as ord.
nary cotton pads.
Deodorizes. thus ending ALL dan
ger Of offending.
Discards as easily as n piece Of
tissue. No laundry. No embauass
ment.
Obtainable at all drug and depar-
ment stores simply by saying "Ko-
TEN" You ask FOR it without hest
fancy.
Costs only a few cents. Proves
old ways a folly. Twelve in a pack.
age. In fairness to yourself. try II.
K Q T G. X
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29

GEORGETTE, a d ainty
miss of beauty and personal
ity, is delighting appreciative
audiences at the Pantages this
week, where she is featured
in a speciality act. She has a
program Of songs, dancing
and violin selections, and of
fers one Of the most novel
programs Of the season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-24
Hosts at Harvest
Snnper Dance

The harvest supper dance az the
College club Saturday evening viii
Ne the popular event Of this week
Among members who win entertain
guests arc
Or and Ms. Arthur Peacock, Mr..
and Mrs Fred NJ, Catlctt. Mr.. l.. u,
SchwellonhacS. Or and Mrs c W.
shannon. Col. ard Mrs X. w Pat
ton. Mr. and Mrs, Lister Holmes,
or. and Mrs Waiter Hoffman. Mt
and Mrs. A. J Fischer. DR. and Mrs,
Arthur Gray. DR. and MIS-. II l..
Buekner. Mr. and Mrs r. c, pnlins-
ham. Mr. and Mrs David Morgan
Roderick. Mr. and Mrs Willis Brlnd.
Icy. Or, and Mrs, Donald Trueblood.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Arthur Younger. Mr..
and Mrs. +, c Ewing, Or and Mrs,
r c. McCuriy. Mr., and Mrs, Alfred
Baker. Mr.. stuart Barker
Dr. and Mrs VIM. c. SpledeI Mr.
and Mrs +. A. Johns, DR. and Mrs
H. J. wyeknrf. Or. and Mrs WIN
Otto Bell, Mr. and Mrs f. A. Trum-
bull. Mr.. ANA Mrs. { y, Retire. Or.
and Mrs. X. c, Underwood. Air and
Mrs. Lawrence Calvert, AR and Mrs.
starr Calvert. pr. and Mrs. C. +.
Davidson. AR. and Mrs 4. a. Car
diner. Dr. and Mrs. II. W. Ficlshaucr.
Or. and Mrs, II. " Luithlcn. Mr..
Arnold BecEer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-24
0rthopedic Bridge Tea
Friddy Afternoon

The Mount Baker Guilds bridge
and nah ionEE tea Friday after
noon IN the spanish ballroom az
The Olympic promises 20 b. "A large
affair, featuring some olevorly
planned details IN connection with
tho fayors. which will be drawn hy
Lots Jane bradbury, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Thomlcigh bradbury
and Master Billy Downs son OF Mr..
and Mrs NJ Ross pownN
Added 20 the list OF reservations
already made are Mrs James sobey.
Mira H. T. Horrocks. Mira c. q.
Eichelberger. Mira Charles posa.
Mrs Louis n, NickolS Jr, Mira
frcd \. Hicks Mira CARL y. John
son. Mira Samuel S, Racine Mira
r X, shoele. Mrs Syhal namrick
Mrs w W, Parks Mrs George
hrehm. Mrs Mitchell Gillian, Mira
r. r. Nudd. Mrs barnet Fisher.
Mrs } Alberta Mrs Elizabeth
JoncA Mra q. w. Newman. MIRA
r. c. pahlhiclm. Mrs 4. u. Buck.
ncr. Mira ]. J, Murphy Mrs Nc
Brier, MEA Gee MoFfurd. Mira .
q. Pension. Mira q. H. windera
Mrs n. Strykcr Mrs Il. A. swcck.
Mira Il, NJ Hawkins Mrs J. -
Robinson. Mira Albert koepni Mrs.
C. J. Sautcr. Mira ], urllcnthal
Mrs, J. s NlninE. Mrn George ".
Lennon. Mrs William Piclow. Mrs
Arthur Webb, Mrs X r, Terry,
Mrs George Duncan. Mrs. Richard
Duncan. Mrs William Kaufman.
Mrs Arthur Fallou. Mrs ID. a.
Miller Mrs c. A. Newman. Mra
h. r. Jarvis MIA a. H. Chnlhs
Mira F'rvd Catlctt, Mira Irving Pratt.
Mrs anthony Gales Nirs r. T..
Weeks Mrs Strodhorf. Mrs G. T.,
Leigh, Mrs b. Jones, Mrs O. -,
ThorErimsop. Mrs e. G. Turner.
Mrs Francis tombstone. Mrs W. *
sheldon. Jr. Mrs r. A. Wood AlIaa
Olga Dleekhoft. Mrs 4. A. Phiney.
Mira c. Z. Constantine. Mrs. ~ r
Page. Mira William Tart. Mira John
Caryin. Mrs George sSOddari, Mrs
olin. Mrs. George reufcl, Mrs J. H.
Cooper.
Reservations may bs made BY call.
ing Mira Peter Andran. BE.acn-2sss:
Mrs Clarence Brown. BEacn-s55i.
Mira Calvin s, Hall. EAnier-i0As.
or Mrs, Frank J. CaikinA BEacn-
z0TA
Among tho out-of-town guests
who viii attend are Miss -. H.
Wing OF Tacoma. Mrs Helen Smith.
Mira Relsdort. Mira J. n Berlin.
Mira Jessie Crow and Mira Clark
Hamilton Of Kent Mrs Il. / Reed
OF Atlanta. Ca. and Mira o, w.
Ewing OF Miami. TIA