Maud Powell Trio to Perform Chaminade Program Here
The Maud Powell Trio will present Cecile Chaminade works in a concert on Friday evening at the university auditorium. The program includes a Violin Concerto by D minor and pieces by Roccherini, Chaminade, Ernat, Chopin, Sinding, Brahms, and Sarasate among others. A separate venue features Kate Hall Cutting in a piano recital at the Baptist church on Friday, November 20, with guests Lestie Ada Miller and Miss Margaret McCulloch.
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Cecile Chaminade
Maud Powell
Chaminade
Shela
Augusta Holmes
Ceetle Chaminade
Mme. Powell
University
Chopin
Kate Hall Cutting
Baptist Church
Fifteenth
Av. N
Harrison
Wise Lestie Ada Miller
Margaret McCulloch
Mabel Claire Bush
Frederick William Zimmerman
Arcade Hall
Arcade Building
Comef Express Cal
Frederick Willam Zimmerman
Lacey P. Smith
Wreath for John Cort A Window into Theatre Pioneer
A fragmented reminiscence recalls John Cort the theatre impresario born in New Jersey and his rise from minstrel beginnings to emerge as a dominant figure shaping Broadway and the American stage. The text traces Cort’s ventures, negotiations, and belief in presenting productions from coast to coast.
Seattle Social Events Weave Charity and Lectures
The St Francis club hosts a lecture and readings by J F Wagner from "Witham M Hunt" while the Century Club plans a reception at Mrs Leary 1654 Tenth Ave N for a Washington monument fund. Guilds elect officers and prepare charity teas and dinners at Orthopedic Hospital and Calvary church events in November.
Social Notes of Dancing Parties and Engagements
Invitations mark a busy social calendar with dances and teas at the New Washington hotel and various homes. Notable events include a Yale club banquet for Rev. Anson Phelpy Stokes, engagements like Miss Lat Marion Pettingill, and numerous bridge teas and receptions across Burnside, Seattle, and Vancouver Island venues.
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J. B. Chilberg
New Washington Hotel
Burnside
Charles BE. Burnside
Terry Av. Mee
C. Hawkins
Mra
Montgomery Russell
Yale Club
Anson Phelpy Stokes
New York
Chilberg
J. Edwardhilberg
Washington Hotel
Walter BD. Beals
Carda
Bila Gilleepy
Mrs Julia Lilly Passes Away at Providence Hospital
Mrs Julia Lilly 46 widow of Charles H. Lilly longtime grain and flour merchant died after six months illness at Providence hospital. She leaves four children and was known for quiet charity. Funeral set for 2 PM tomorrow at First Presbyterian Church.
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Julia Lilly
Charles HM
Lilly
Providence Hospital
Jilly
Wilmot
First Presbyterian Church
Council Debates Garbage Question In Suburban Districts
City council wrestles with garbage collection as suburbs demand immediate action. Members favor city handling but offer no clear plan beyond Murphys fund use. Bond defeat not a rejection of municipal garbage, just votes lacking three fifths. Local officials urge prompt action to relieve straits in wards while exploring feasible methods.
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Murphy
Murphy's General Fund
Goddard
Way
Mackinnon
Seattle
Wardall
Hitchcock Will Escape Trial
New York nov 14 Raymond Hitchcock the comedian likely will not be tried on two indictments stemming from a charge by three young girls District Attorney Jerome announced he abandoned hope of convicting him and recommended discharging bail of 7600 for Hitchcock. attorneys may move for dismissal. The case has generated sensational press and court activity with prior acquittals in related Germantown disputes.
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United Press
New York
Raymond Hitchcock
Jerome
Hitehseen
Hitchcock
Uite
Sen Cal
Iston
Alealy Em Litehcock
Bell
Bride and groom marry in Genesee district record
Morocow Idaho reports a marriage of an 80 year old bride and groom at Genesee. Elizabeth L. Houghton, pioneer of the Little Potlatch district since 1876, is noted as mother to five married sons with families.
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Morocow
Idaho
Genesee Geneny
Damesmitch
Hiatus
Wash
Elizabeth L. Houghton
Genesee Mra
Houghton
Little Potlatch
Former Local Scholar Harrington Found In Asylum
Prof Mark W Harrington once head of the United States Weather Bureau and UW president has been confined in an asylum at Orrie Pininsa New Jersey for nearly a year after being picked up on Trenton streets. A renowned scholar with links to Michigan, Louisiana and Washington, he vanished from public life years ago. A fire at the Prairie in Lak on the outskirts caused $168 000 in damages ending Monday afternoon.
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Minne
Los Angeles
Cort
Mr. Cort
Bean
Kian & York
Portland
Klaw & Business
John Cort
Rical
Fargo
Seattle
Florence Roberta
New York
New Jersey
Washington, Dbd. C
Eawin HL Dodd
United States Navy
Grampus
Mare Island
Dodd
Mark W. Harrington
United States
Iversity
Washington
Orrie Pininsa
N. J
Trenton
Harrington
University of Michigan
Germany
Louisiana
Rasthernate Matjew
University of Mica
Ehi
United States Weather Bureau
Harrison
Universit of
Ashington
Man
Ireira
Lak
Local residents plan winter relocations and trips
Mr and Mrs W G Collins depart for Chicago for a brief visit while Mrs Valentine H will call on friends where she and Mrs G Peterkin stay at Hillcrest for the winter. Numerous couples plan winter apartments from The Kenton to the Perry including Mr and Mrs Tremper and Mr and Mrs Richmond. Others travel east to England and New Haven and as far as North Yakima and Seattle with wedding journeys and arrivals noted.
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Mra
W. G. Collins
Chicago
Valentine H. Will Eall
Mra G
Peterkin
Hillcrest
Mise Webster
Port Townsend
Tremper
The
Kenton
Kenneth Mack
J. Duke
Everett
Frank D. Black
Mediterranean
Nile
John
Owsley
Mies Hall
New Haven
Conn
Stephen G. Graves
Frankfinav
Uesten
M. A. Henjamin
Re. W. FP. Weaver
Palo Alto
Cal
T. O. Abbott
Perry
Mra. Bibridge A. Stuart
Denies Desertion Charge in Navy Court Martial
Charles Gorman, husband of Ada Gorman and son of Senator Gorman of England, is on trial at the navy yard court martial. He is charged with desertion after being arrested following a drunken brawl and return to the city. he pleads not guilty.
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United Press
Philadelph
Itien
Charles Noes
Ada Gorman
Aitedates Benator Gorman
Ergland
Ae Ee
Navy Yard
Rtleve
Former Mayor Vieta Shot in Political Killing
In CTENPURGOS on November 14, conservative ex-mayor Tonzale Gareta Vieta was shot and killed. Eduardo Mherel, a rival, is named as a suspect with Pietro and Kim FS also linked to the incident amid political tensions.
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Ctenpurgos
Tonzale
Gareta Vieta
Conservative
Optnegen
Eduardo
Vieta
Pietro
Kim FS
The Bridge Alternatives Offered by a Dental Clinic
A dental ad criticizes ordinary bridge work as a poor substitute for missing teeth. It promotes a new method to replace all lost teeth without plates, claiming immediate use with no soreness, a free examination, and a guarantee. The piece also notes specialty services in porcelain gold silver fillings crowns removable work and treatment of pyorrhea.
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Ali
Vis
City ordered to refund unused local improvements funds
Judge Morrin in the superior court ruled yesterday that the city must refund unused balances in local improvements funds regardless of time units. An ordinance requires property owners apply for refunds within two years after work completion, but the court holds all money remains in the project fund and must be returned to those who paid assessments.
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Morrin
Superior Court
Yester
Aerooeeen DS
Aeroplane navigators show little desire for crossing prizes
Report notes that pilots competing for the English Channel crossing prizes display scant enthusiasm. The article suggests practical concerns or risks dampen interest in pursuing the awards.
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English Channel
Poindexter Supports Burton For Speaker
Congress man elect Miles Poindexter received a letter from Pressman Fowler of New Jersey urging support for Fowler’s bid to become Speaker. Poindexter leans toward Congressman Burton of Ohio, though his final choice is unclear. Poindexter previously said he would not vote for Cannon.
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Bpokane
Miles Poindexter Len
Pressman Fowler
New Jersey
Fowler
House
Poindexter
Avor
Burton
Otio
Poin Poverene
Cannon
Bomb blast frightens New York cab scene near Grand Central
A dynamite bomb exploded in a taxi in front of Grand Central Station at midnight, wrecking the cab but causing no injuries. Police say a woman, hired outside a Broadway restaurant, placed the device at the spot to maximize damage.
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United Press
New York
Grand Central Station
42Nd St
Broadway
Closed Doors End The Famous Co Clothing House
The Famous Co a renowned clothing firm at 718 First Ave. has shut down due to prolonged dull times. Receiver H. Peters plans a retail sale of all goods, offering customers the chance to buy at less than manufacturer’s cost.
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George T. Brand
Beltingham
Mra Brand
Guetar
Dodley Buck Sumamer
Ces
Voice of God
Brand
William Teli
Rossini
Edith Dimond
Alvin HM
D. & Johnston
Ubs
Grey and Travel Club
Tub Will
Focal
Eeason
Iomri Pest
Adomdabed Mehanon
Kainter
Laary
Mies Gertrude Hardenbergh
Whistler
Recepton
Bert Allen Reed
Mire DD
J. F. Jones
Roberta Opene
Ee A. J. Trumbull
A. Reed
Howard Hanson
Mrrvin A. Weed
Radmund Rowden
Edward A. Barnett Lee
Tr Denner
Rainier
Orthopedic Hospital
Assovia
Chanmpney
Mre. Bushnell
A. K. Loose
Queen Anne Guild
George B. Lane
B. Crane
Lewis Palmer
Improvement Club
Rainier Heights
Schubert Club
H. F. Skinner
Hess
Simmon
Kate F. Lane
James Kiefer
James Ferguson
J. Richard Lane
Theodore Tremper
Knickerbooker Club
Kristensen
Christensen
Broadway Hall
Price Pettingill Engagement
Ernest W. Price
George Pettingill
Phila“phn
Prevent
Puget Bound
Bridge
Walter Bowen
Walter Fulton
J. W. Hainworth
Arthur Young
Renton HI Club
Mra. F
Stimeon
George B. Kittinger
W P. Trimble
M. F. Backis
Mra. Jr
James Venn Paterson
Boylston Ay. N
Alamo Club
Christenson’s Hall
Homer F. Norton
Mise Norton
Manaon FY
Backus
Mra. H. Parks
Amphet Fiver
Vancouver Isand
Mitchell- Reynolds
W. W. Mitchell
Jucy W. Reynolds
Council
Fichir
Title Trust Co
W. Franklin Goed
Good Dental CO
Alix
Corner Third and Union
New Postoffice
Northwest Trust & Safe Deposit Company
Seattle, Wash
Tion the Famous Co
First Av
H. Peters
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Seattle Lighting Company
Jane P.J. Bidg
Fourth and Union
Spokane
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Second Ave
Columbia Street
O. W
American Bank
Cline Piano Co
Seatile
KRRY
Ipiteal Department
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