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with sickening feeling that she was
deliberately pulling down the beauti-
full structure of their friendship Il
was Is. We lived in Crosse Pointe
In darling little house, mother and
1. Aunt Belle had an apartment a
few blocks away just as she has now,
but we didn't see so much of her
then. And we were happy.
Club Member.
Mother belonged to several clubs
and we had friends. My father was
q wonderful person." she cried in a
fierce little voice. Don't think for
a minute that mother or I ever be-
lieved that he was guilty"
"Of course not" Bill said sympa-
thetically.
He worked for Mr.. John Reid.
Had been manager of the store for
more than 10 years"
The jewelry store?"
Gail nodded
"Yes. And he loved his work. He
thought Mr.. Reid one of the finest
men he had ever known. That's why
it was such a terrible blow How a
man he had admired, a man who
had known my father for so long
could have believed such a thing
against him"
She paused and when she con-
tinued Bill could tell that she had
deliberately drained the emotion
from her words.
For several months there had
been series of petty robberies, when
one or two pieces Of jewelry would be
taken leaving absolutely no clue,
then finally an emerald ring. one Of
the most expensive in the store, dis
appeared.
MY father and Mr. Reid were the
only ones possessing keys to the safe
where it had been kept. Father in
sisted that his key had never left his
pocket, but two days after the rob-
berry a detective found the ring
tucked into the finger, of woman's
black suede glove in my fathers
overcoat."
Cries Eagerly.
Bill cried eagerly, But if he had
taken it he would certainly not have
been carrying it around with him. "
THE detective insisted that he
was frightened and intended to put
1t back" Gail explained. There
were, also, this same man pointed
out, several long blond hairs caught
In one of the buttons of the coat.
Father knew that it was frame
UP. My mother considered the story
about the blond hair ridiculous.
Neither of them dreamed that John
Reid would believe anything against
a man he had known as well as he
did my father. But Mr.. Reid in
sisted the evidence was indisputable.
He took the attitude that his conf
dence had been betrayed.
1T was that which hurt more than
anything else. Father couldn't get
over it. Before the first six months
of his sentence had passed he died"
The story, told without tear,
wrung Bills heart.
How you must have suffered" he
said, ito speak of it so calmly"
TT almost killed my mother, toe" "
Gail continued "She adored father
but she had married him against the
wishes of her parents who never
considered him her equal. Just be-
cause he was a business man and
the men in the Meadows family had
all been dorctors or lawyers.
Talks of Disgrace.
'Aunt Belle has never ceased to
talk about the disgrace. We moved
to another part of the city. We
have moved eight times in the past
five years. Mother couldn't bear the
pity of her friends. She has gotten
so she doesn't want to meet any
one. And for five years she has in
stilled just one idea in my mind"
ITO clear your fathers name?'
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DISTRICT TOBACCO d CANDY CO.,
Az llth st. S.W. RE. 2li1.
FURNITURE-Sma black -and-white gas
range, SO; PITT sburg instantaneous wafer
heater; $40: both almost new; G e vac
uum cleaner, $50; 2-pIece rust frieZe living
room suite. $40. beautiful rust velvet .
piece living room suite. S65; walnut Office
chalr 50: mahogany colored hall runner;
Spanish twalrut> chairs, $3.50 each;
wine velvet upholstered chair. All excel
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HELP WOMEN.

COLLEGE OR HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE
to earn part tuition in business school
by correcting papers. Box 79-J, Star. 24'
GIRL, white, young and healthy. to do
general housework and answer phone; stay
on premises; furnish references; SOB
month. room and board. Box 66-J. Star. :
GIRLS 2, corsage makers, for Saturday
Corsage Shop, 611h 18th st. NV. 22'
GOVERNEss-HO white, 25-
40, live in, care child years old and
manage motherless home. Fine neighbor-
hood, good salary, references. Box 375-D,
Star.
LADY. young, to assist in bakery Satur-
days and Sundays; also two other evenings.
Apply before 8 pm, 1890 Columbia pike.
Arlington.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK and assist with housework, white
Give nationality, experience. references
Box 4S3-J, Star 22s
COOK, general houseworker, only exper-
fenced need apply: $40 wk. No laundry.
Live in. Wisconsin 7162.
GIRL OR WOMAN, white, Catholic, for
general housework two days week, no
cooking. Call Jackson 216S-W. 24'
NURSEMAID, white. 25 or over; expert
enced: care of 3-month-old baby for en-
ployed couple: live in or out; references:
health certificate. 270s Mosby pl. Alex
andria. Va. Temple 3s30-M.
WOMAN. colored, settled, general house.
work and cooking, in nearby Va: adults
in family: some one to stay at night and
who wants good home; 81 per week wages
Box ok, Star.
WOMAN, colored, exp, ghw, must be
good cook small family: ref. required.
Nearby Va. Good salary. CHI 431s.
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RE-uPHOI STERING

Three-niece living suite upholstered for
$40: coverlng and new inside material in
cluded. made like. new in finest tapestry
and triezette: workmanship euaranteed
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERING co,
23O9 lfth ST. NV. COLUMBIA I0lT2
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Rockville.

John wallace Long. %. and Frances Es-
Eugene Aloysius Toolen. "a, and PeTsy e.
more johnson, 81, both Of Washington
Paul John Good 90 and June Anne Banda
ly. 90. both Of Silver Spring, Nd,
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BOATS.

FOR sALE-Cruisers, stock and custom
built Prices start at $3.50. A few used
boats left at low prices. Special 1S-ft.
our shop IS always open, including SUNDAY
Mason Sons, Annapolis, Md Phone 4SSi
After pm. 1897.
SALE 1sla-ft. cabin sailboat. Eyes; out
board motor; docked Columbian yscht
Club No reasonable offer reiected.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.
MAN AND WIFE, wife to cook, man to wait
tables mornings and ewes. in exch. for rm.
and ooard. Man can work out. Columbia
0596. 1887 Harvard ST. NV
SOLICITORS wanted in Washington, Vir-
ginia and Maryland for business college
Box ISL, Star 24s
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SITUATIONS WOMEN,
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK. chambermaid or waitress, colored
light complexion, neat: ref. Phone HO
491S. 23s
GIRL, colored, wants work of any kind
willing worker. hours from to A. 2Il K
st. ne.
GIRL colored. wishes position as general
houseworker; ref. DI. 1895.
GIRL colored, wants part-time job morn
ing or evening; yrs references Call
GIRL colored, wishes full or part time
work. mornings or noon: ref CO. 2S0a-M
WOMEN, young. =, wish ghw, part or
full time work of any kind AT 5Os3 .
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Smiths Transfer &
Storage Co.

1913 You St NV NO 3343.
ANTTQUES-Colonial hall table. SI5:
Queen Anne mahogany desk S65. teakWood
marb!e-top stand table, S25: mahoEany
Colonial chest of drawers, SEQ: teakwood
SIS ~
Smiths Transfer & Storage Co.
1913 You st. NV. NO. 3343.
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to have any piano in our store delivered to
your home. and you can take years to pay
for 1t if you wish. Choose from new and
used spinetS, grands and uprights of
such makes as Cable-Nelson, Everett,
Settergren, Knabe. Estey. Steinway, Chick
erlng, Lauter, etc. at the lowest prices in
the city. Used practice pianos from $40
up. Pianos for rent from So monthly up
Republic 1890. The Piano Shop, 1Ol5 7th
St NV OPEN EVENINGS
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CHAPTER II.
The information that Calls father
had been convict turned Bills face
as white as hers had been. For a
moment he seemed stunned, then his
hand left the steering wheel to press
hers.
You poor darling!" he murmured.
But don't think that makes any diff
ference"
But 1t will" she insisted. 1T has
TO. When you've heard the whole
story"
The muscles in the mans cheek
frightened as he said briefly, "all
right then. Let's have it."
ut was five years ago." Gail began
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
(Continued J
GASOLINE STATION.

Due to bad health, I am compelled to
sell my gas station and beer and soft drink
business. also siX-room bungalow, mi,
with 434 acres of level land located on
U. s. highway No 211, 3 miles west of
Fairfax. at a very reasonable price S6.250.
WILLOW SPRINGS SERVICE STATION.
w, ~ YOWELI,
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Gall Meadows Trenton. 90 gees din.
nsr dancing with Bill Morgan, and meets
christopher Reid, handsome son of the
man who was responsible for her IA
Tiers unjust Imprisonment and death
She tells Bill about her father and de-
clines his proposal of marriage. The
COUPLE returns to Calls home where she
lives with her mother. Anna, and
spinster Aunt Belle
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MATTRESSES. limited quantity all sizes,
thick Gin. cotton, roll edge, closely tufted,
new stripe or figured coverings Special,
So. Miller's. 1922 14th st. NV. Open nights.
OIL BURNER S169.5O Completely In
stalled with Minnea polls Honeywell con-
troll, Westinehouse motor and 275-gallon
tank. You save over 500 by installing in
March and you can't buy finer burner at
any price. Full guarantee. Terms. S5 per
month: installed in one day. Your coal
traded in J. S. LIE Fevre. Inc, factory dis
tributors. 2007 K st. NV. RE. 0O17.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

AUTOMOBILE ENGINE, 1888 or later.
Cali Chestnut 1896.
FURNITURE. rugs household goods, etc.
Best prices paid. For best results call Natl
6244; after s, Lincoln 54SS Reliable mov-
ing done lowest prices,
FURNITURE, bric-a-brac china. glassware,
rugs, silyerWare,, paintings: highest cash
prices paid. Call Murray, Taylor 1898
FURNITuRE--Would like to purchase at
9e aer ASe Pepnbc 5a9y eTsnd 5S piano Call evenings
FURNITURE WANTED AT oNCE-We buy
all kinds: also electric refrigerators, wash
ing machines, etc. Ii. 2S07. any time
We also do moving and storage.
OLD GOLD, DIAMONDS, WATCHES We
pay Top prices 4; Markell, 91S F st. NV.
Room 301. Ma 02S4
SEWING MACHINE-We buy all types:
repair hemstitching, buttons covered
oleatlng. 917 st. Republic 1900
ALL AL LtoG oLD D. GOLD silver and diamonds
PAID. Oppenheimer 903 st. NV,
ALWAYS highest prices paid for old gold
lewelry Photographic equip. mems clothing
hrearms music. Me. 9113.
WANTED---Complete machine shop or in
dividual pieces. Please state particulars
and price. Box 143-J, Star. 25'
GoLD--BRING YOUR OLD GOLD, sIL-
YER. PLATINUM. TEETH, DISCARDED
fEHE1sH fEc1 4 YrARs ME a. sAY ss5 GASH g KAHN
NWgAMTEDTLate ANTE 50 7,Ia D. C. Plat Book, No, 8.
Realtor. ED r. CARR. Builder,
Adams 6923
CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
Silver, watches. diamonds and old dis
carded eI leTelTy fM3. fgll cssh ya!ue paid
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FOUND.
SPECIAL NOTICES,

BICYCLE, found on vacant lot on Grafton
st. NV. Owner identify. Telephone Wis
consin 149S.
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P1ANO-Latestm Knabe spinet very
slightly used, now for sale at worth
while saving over the new price Very
easy terms. New guarantee Ma 4130,
kits 1890 G St OPEN EVENINGS
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W, N, TOW EIIl.
r. F.. D.. No. |, Fairfax, Va.
SPECIAL BARGAIN,

Small, modern hotel on Lower Potomac
Best of equipment and furnishings. Fine
bathing and fishing. 90 acres with ex-
cellent beach frontage. Less than z hours
over paved roads from Washington. Sac
rlfice price. Moderate cash will handle
Call Mr.. Gray. WI. 4454 or NE. 1143.
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BABY CHICKS.

MD. AND VA. STATE certified baby cbics.
5rooders equipment. feed and remedies
=, W: Bolgiano ( Co, SlI N I ave ne
All. o41l. 607 E st. NV, Natl. OOpI
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Closing Hour, 4 PM. Saturdays,
for Sunday Star Classified Ads
Please send or telephone your Ad Friday evening
or early Saturday morning National 5000
HELP WOMEN.
(Continued.)

LADIES, young, 2, 1921 yrs, high school
education neat, aggressive, to assist man.
For appointment phone District 1920.
Extension 301. 10-12 am. 22'
registered, specialize in pediatrics,
age 25 to 35 yrs. Children's school. Good
caI horA
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AUTOMOBILE SERVICE
SALESMAN-We have an
opening in our organization
for an energetic go-getter to
act as contact man with
suburban car dealers. Must
know automobiles and have
a pleasing personality. At
tractive offer with unlimited
possibilities to man able to
qualify. Salary to start and
ira n sportation furnished.
Box 372-D, Star.
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PIANOS FOR RENT-New standard-siZe
ful-keyboard spinets and small uprights
only s. monthly Money paid as rental ap-
plies on purchase price if you decide to
6uy later; Ma 4730. Kits, 1880 G st.
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PRIVATE PARTY is interested in pur-
chasing or investing in insurance agency,
real estate or other going business Box
o67-J, Star o1s
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MODERN. OLD ESTABLISHED shoe repair
shop, same location 10 years Very low
out of town, must sacrifice. Terms to re-
sponSible party. Apply 80 Kennedy st w.
RESTAURANT, liq., wonderful bargain.
For any good buy see MalloS, 1925 N Y
ave NV National 1865 o3*
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li,,itnd n,,on+it.

LIVING ROOM, beautiful suite, $50 rs.
Mr.. Green says: "You'N be amazed when
you see this value. Your credit is good "
Open evenings. Green Furniture, 5000
Georgia ave Georgia 2223
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ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY.
EASTER CANDY.

Also good prices on cinder blocks brick
mortar and plasterIng materials Lumber
subject to 3. discount for cash Arlington
Coal & Lumbar Co. Jackson 1850
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GAS RANGE, 4-burner, broiler, shelf, black
and white, fine condition; $40. 6l21 14th
St NV Randolph 1854
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

tor Instruments IL bass instruments, S14
up; Hohner, As bass S37 80. Hohner 80
bass sos; Rosati 12O bass, S62 Easy
terms. MA. 1928. Jordans corner 18th
and G SITS.
ACCORDIONS. brand-new 120-bass models,
Sl25. Also a good selection of used in
struments. all sizes. from $50 up Lowest
prices in the city. Republic 1890. The
Piano Piano Shop, 10I5 7th st. NV. OPEN
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SALE-Hardware. paint and electrical
supply store End of Key Brldge I3O6
Lee highway. Rosslyn. Va. Chestnut 1717.
WELL GOING GROCERY STORE. up to
date, fully equipped. Selling on account
OF SICKNESS. Call after pm. AT.
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SfeiIseoom Club 10
Meet Monday

The Steilacoom Garden club will
meet in the home OF Mrs. M. A.
Young Monday afternoon promptly
at 100 o'clock. Mrs. Homer Toll
lefson, president, presiding Mrs.
Alice Roe will be hostess with Mrs
Young.
New officers Of the group are
Mrs. Tollefson. president: Mrs.
Young. vice president; Mrs. 8 j.
Foley. secretary. and Mrs T. y.
Mcdonald, treasurer. Committee
chairmen are: Program. Mrs.
z. b. swope; civic Improvement.
Mrs. J. T. Dandendreau. member
ship. Mrs. Emma Lee: publicity.
Mrs. William G. Mann: telephone.
Mrs WiihelminA Won Heriinger.
and social. Mrs. Harold SehoIes.
Mrs swope will Introduce Miss
Nave Odds Of the Tacoma Garden
club who will show ooiored motion
pictures "Glimpses n Europe
and the South Through the Eyes
Of q Gardener
Tea viii follow. with hesdanss
Roy Morris. Herbert West. Dom
ham and T. b. CIaussen In charge.
A valentine motif wiz be used
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Miss Ricketts,
Reveal. Troth
Announces engagement 10
Mr.. Patched Of Recent
Birthday Party

The betrothal Of Miss Mary
Jane Ricketts,. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Maurice Il. Ricketta,
10 Mr.. Frank Patched. Dr.,
son Of Sir. and Mrs. Frank
Patched. sr.. was announced
Wednesday evening At a
birthday party honoring the
bride.to-be for which her par
ents were hosts. The evening
was spent informally with
games.
A late supper followed. ths table
being eentsred with red roesbnds.
white fresslas and red tapers.
Pussynillo1s. red hearts and ea-
plds we're used throughout tbs
rooms
Guests ssrs Assafs. and Mes-
danes Noren Ottosen. Carl l..
Petersen. Richard a. vineyard Jr.
William y. winsara. Harold u.
Golden. John v. Tisdsmsn. E<1~srd
Pratt. Waiiacs NJ Lss. Frank
Psfehsii ~. hauFiee e. Ricketts,.
Jssseph ". Irwin and Mira Pearl
h. Sheets.
Others we're Masses y. Aiiins
Bacon. Virginia Walker. Franeslls
Nichols. Lorraine Baldwin,. Rsaes
Ksndriaa. c'iarics Thom pson.
MeNars. Paul ftobblnx. Jay Laxt-
run. Harold csiIstt. ana en- nneis.
Thomas ~ Parry.
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Mrs. Garland
To Open Home
Drama Leagues Play Dis
eussion Group to
Meet Feb. Is

Many committees of the
Tacoma Drama league are
burning the midnight oil
working to bring to all Taco
mans the spice and flavor of
Broadway and all that it
means in the lore of the the
ater.
To further this end, Mrs.
William Squire, chairman of
the Play Discussion group, has
asked Mrs. William Mahncke
to arrange the February meet
ing to be held at the home of
Mrs. Philip Garland, $40 No.
c, Feb. Is at 8 o'clock.
Assisting Mrs. Mahncke will be
Misses Martha Buckley, Joan
Grant. Messrs. Cortland Skinner
and Norman Gordon, DR.. Warren
f. Tomlinson and DR.. Andrew
Maglilo, who will discuss Lillian
Romans play, Little Foxes" in
which Tallulah Bankhead made
such an outstanding success last
season. Miss Holman also wrote
the much talked of "Children's
Hour" of season or two ago.
The lights are burning at the
Little theater off Carr st. every
evening in preparation for two
Forthcoming productions. THE
Ghost of Yankee Doodle" is a
most timely play with war raging
across the sea and the neutrality
question of such burning interest.
This production is being directed
by Mrs. Cecil Fuller and will have
a cast of well known Tacomans.
Miss Lorraine Alexander is pub
licity director for this production,
which will be presented in the
Little theater Feb. 81, 20 and
March ! and 2.
Casting has been completed and
members are studying their scrip
for the April presentation of
Rachel Crothers' Susan and God"
under the experienced direction of
Mrs. Lock c. Riehl. Mrs. Marge
Charnley will direct the publicity
for this production. which promises
to be another outstanding hit Of
the local drama season.
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Club 81 Hearts io Mari
Tenth Anniversary

Marking their t<nth birthday.
birthday. meme>rs Il u Club -
Hearts viii entertain Fen ~ ~
their annual birthday siinn<r dance
in the Olympic hotel IN Seattle. a
Valentine motif wtll - carried eat
N the decorations fer TIE farun<i
affair. which - 10 ~ op<n h sian
members ard th<ir escorts. exvia-
sixely.
Mrs., William n. vineyard. pfs>l.
dent Of the club. has ASKED MiAs
Louise lloyd 70 ~ general chair
man of the affair. ahe waii - A.
sisted ~ Miss Mile kie<rp<f.
Miss Janice wsxensr win ~
tnastmlstress IT the dinner hour.
Approximately - couples srs e.
peeted 10 attend.
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PEG. to Have
Social Events
Four luneheons. Dinner
Planned by Chapters
for Thursday

Thursday will be a red let
ter day in the calendar of Ia
coma PEG. chapters, four of
the groups planning luncheons
during the afternoon at l
o'clock with a fifth group,
chapter BA., entertain i n <
husbands at the University
Union club at 7 o'clock dinner
with games and cards follow
ing.
Mrs. Charles Robbins is enter
tanning chapter OK at luncheon
at her home. 636 So. sprsgue.
Mrs. z. c. Riser will be her assist
ant and will present the program
THE Romance of Alaska" Mrs.
Marsh Davis will speak on Cottey
College, Welfare and Educational
Fund.
Chapter AY will meet with
Mrs. f. +. Searls. 3711 No. Proc
tor St. with Mrs. Margaret
Tonnes as the assisting hostess.
Mrs. Charles Buckley will review
Coming Struggle for Latin Amer
lea" by Carlton Besls. Mrs. Rob-
ert Beadle will entertain chapter
c. with Mrs. A. NJ. Stevens and
Mrs. T. c. Rummell assisting for
l O'Clock luncheon.
Fannie Kimball,' by Margaret
Armstrong, will be reviewed by
Mrs. A. V. Morris, following chap
ter CAS- luncheon at the home Of
Mrs. ROLAND Lutz. 1924 No. 9th
st. Mrs. r. c. Horr viii preside.
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. The first part Of the program
was devoted to group of five
songs, words to four of which were
written by Tacomans. The fifth
song in the group was written by
Elizabeth Crowford Yates OF VAN
couyer. Miss Anna Mikkelson,
soprano, and Mr.. Raymond Fisher.
baritone. were vocalists for the
group.
Numbers included: "Capriccio,"
Maude Rice Skinner; Cup Of
Cold" Ethelyn Miller Hartwich:
Nightingale and YOU Henry
Victor Morgan: Fable" Helen N.
Congdon: BY the Blue Sea Rim"
Elizabeth Crawford Yates.
The second portion of the pro-
gram Pioneer Saga" included
songs from the well known "Pio-
neer Suite" by Marietta Conway
Kennard. Queena Dawson Miller
and Ethelyn Miller Hartwich. and
a reading of Jason Lee and the
Oregon Country" composed of
nine episodes, and written by
Mrs. Hartwich.
Miss Marian Seymour was read
err for the entire second half of
the program, appearing in an au-
thentic costume of 1880. especially
designed for the reading.
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Mrs. kIopfenstein 10 Be
DaY Nursery tiostess

The Tacoma Day Nursery club
viii meet for ~ 20 o'clock
luncheon Tbursdsy a. the home Of
Mrs Pred KiopfenSteln. $tOi No.
3lsi Assisting POSSESSES viii oe
Mesdamss Donald Crsvferth.
president, Harold y. Warren and
Harold Axtsll A business session
and cards viii follow the luncheon
hoIr
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Congratulations on
Birth OF Daughter

Mr. and Mrs. Harold smith
(Csraldsne Eargerj are the par
ents of a baby giri. Donna Lee,
born Feb. al me Tacoma Cen
srsl hospital. Grandparents are
Mr.. and Mrs w. y Hsrger and
Mrs Mae Smith Gres, grand
parents are Mrs. v X vicksrs ~
this city and Mr.. and Mira c. ..
TODD Of Puyallup.
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Interesting Meeting Planned
By Theta Kappa Psi

Theta Kappa Psi chapter Of the
Delphian will meet at the Y. w. c.
A. Monday morning at 10 o'clock
Those having topics are Mesdames
F. w. Albro. r. B. Weller. c. w.
Goodwin, n. f. Hescox, Philip
Brown. Dwight Ball. Lsthrop
Crosby, f. J. Cazecki, Charles
Schleusner and Kenneth Roegner.
Luncheon will be served In the
Y. w. c. A. dining room. Later.
members and guests will 20 10 the
College OF Puget Sound to study
the art exhibit there az the pres
ent time. Prof. Melvin Kohler Of
the college art department will
speak concerning the exhibit
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Tee to Augment
Art Preview
Many 10 See Msriesn
Paintings IN c. ?. S.
Galleries

The Tacoma Art association
win hold a preview and tea
Sunday afternoon at the art
galleries at the College OF
Puget Sound. Tea VIII be
served from 3 until s o'clock.
and since the painting and
photographs on exhibit in the
galleries at the present time
are from Mexico. a Mexican
motif will be used for the tea
table appointments.
Asked by the hospitality com.
mittee to pour during the tea
hour are Mrs. Lincoln Caait, Ars.
Alexander Hosmsr. Miss Linda
Van Nortcn and Miss Elizabeth
Miller. The hospitality commit
tee consists Of Mrs. John Hewitt.
Mrs. George Cuyies and Mrs.
Charles ingram.
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Pi Beta Phi AIumnse 10
Have Dinner

n Beta PM aiumnas viii meet
for $50 o'clock dinner Tuesday
At the home of Mrs. Charles Low.
33ii No. 18TH n Assisting host
ssses will b. Aesdanss Paul WED.
mann, n. r. Boyes and Daniel
O'Ehea-
All visiting ~ Phi siuunas are
welcome 20 attend IL thsy make
reservations At PR 4730.