The Princess Chic at the Seattle stage tonight
The Princess Chic opens a production in Seattle with Leary and Maude Lillia Serove leading a four-actor cast. The show blends music and comedy, praised for its libretto and orchestration, complemented by a bright supporting lineup and stylish staging.
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Cale
Pri
Seattle
Charma
Herr
Maude Lillia Serove
Leary
San Francisco
Stuart and Company
Auit
Remcle
Stuart
Social notes from Seattle clubs and hosts
Prof Lillian Cole Bethel finished a parliamentary drill lecture at First Baptist Church and returns March 3 for five complimentary talks. Musical Club hosted Mme Radnerdine of the Chicago Symphony. Sigma Nu had a dance at Queen Anne Clubhouse. Edna Sengseleer hosted a luncheon at Twenty fourth Avenue and Columbia Street. Jessie George visited Portland. Mrs. Orin Rank hosted cards for Miss Mary Ridpath preparing for Japan. W E Parker entertained Dr Frank Parsons at a dinner with six guests. Charles Burnarde and Willard Ainsworth hosted a Terry Avenue-Marion Street dinner for fourteen. Mrs F G Yerkes held a Port Townsend tea.
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Lillian Cole- Bethel
H. B. Dunbar
First Baptist Church
Lilian Cele-Bethel
Ladies of the Musical Club
Mme
Ragnardine
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Camera Club
Union Block
Sigma Nu Fraternity
University of Washington
Queen Anne Club
Edna Sengseleer
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Columbia Street
Jessie George
Portland
Alice Andrews
Ethel
Claire Bagley
Second Avenue
Orin W. Rank
Republican Street
Mary Ridpath
Japan
W. E. Parker
Boren Avenue
Frank Parson
Charles E. Burnarde
Willard Ainsworth
Terry Avenue
Marion Street
F. G. Yerkes
Port Townsend
Social events and dances in local clubs and university cadet levee
J Alen Smith hosted Dr Frank Pargon at a luncheon yesterday at his Denny Pubrmann addition residence. The Jewish Club plans a dancing party tomorrow night in Collins hall and the cub will entertain friends Wednesday night at Little's hall. A battalion drill and dance is set for Armory hall next Thursday. Benedict Club hosts a dancing party next Thursday at Little's hall. University students prepare for the annual cadet levee on April 4 in the cadet armory.
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Mast Union Street
Harvard Avenue
J. Alen Smith
Frank Pargon
Denny Pubrmann
Collins Hall
Cub
Little's Hall
Armory Hall
Benedict Club
Believed to be the Man Arrested in Downtown Robbery
Jack Flood, a man described as a gambler, was arrested early this morning for the robbery of a Japanese man named C. Antone at Third Avenue South and Main Street. Police say they will convict him of highway robbery. witnesses identified Flood after a pursuit.
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Mexico
H. A. du
India
Mexica
Louis Peters
Benjamin Fitz
Mr. Peters
Jack Flood
C. Antone
Third Avenue South
Main Street
Atone
Flood
Chipman
Searing
Freod
Bank gang member jailed for Liverpool robbery scheme
London reports Goudie and Pugilet Burge sentenced to ten years for robbing the Bank of Liverpool with forged checks and drafts totaling more than 800000 dollars. It is believed American bookmaker Lorrie Marks, implicated in the case, may have died by own action and is now in the United States.
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London
Goudie
Liverpool
Pugilet Burge
Bank of Liverpool
Lorrie Marks
United States
British forces capture 164 prisoners at Noottgedacht
General Kitchener reports Colonel Park surprised a force at Noottgedacht and seized 164 prisoners along with a large amount of arms and stores. The report comes from London dated February 22.
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London
Kitchener
Park
Noottgedacht
Prescriptions by graduate pharmacists save at Bartell Drug Co
Readers are told that Bartell Drug Co offers prescription preparation by graduate pharmacists with savings of 10 to 26 percent on all purchases. The notice lists various items like Mellin's Food Castoria and other household goods, highlighting price advantages.
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Bartell Drug Co
Mellin
Castoria
Packer
Stuart
Mother Leaves Six Year Old Adopted by New Guardians
Rosa Smith aged six was left in the care of an elderly colored woman at Bell Street last fall. A well dressed woman left the child with no support then failed to remit. Humane Officer Ridgway later took charge and Judge Tallman ordered adoption by Charlies Williams and wife.
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Rosa Smith
Bell Street
Charlies Willams
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OPERA
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Thihe
Little
Heattle
Princess Chic
Cort
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Siatile Theatre
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Ralph Stuart and Company
By William Gillette
Liebler & CO
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M Rubetll
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H. A. du Soucuet
Maine
Maree
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Business College
Bonney & Stewart Puneral
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Beattie, Wash
Henry Hensel
Hinckley Brook
Western Home Building Association
New York Block
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