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Author 3 Wife Stars in “The Christening” Raith’ Wynne Mathison, costar with Charles Rann Kennedy in "The Chastening,” a tlve-act miracle play, to bo given under the auspices of tho Drama leagho of Seattle and the University of Washington depart ment of dramatic art, March 2 | Moany hall, on the unty pus, been cited by critics on Voth sides of tho Atlantle as a dra. “TANNHAEUSER” WILL BE GIVEN University Students to Pre- sent Concert musio circies are greatly THE SEATTLE STAR seen emt eins ate eat a NPR Re AT EH ~ Trade Body Gets Unclaimed Goods 7% Women’s Charter Sold at Auction | the new Insurance plan which be: In celebration of the reception of Unclaimed goods held by the fed. © ffective the first of the|thetr charter, tho Seattle division of | ° customn office, which were ag gomes:: effective the! tre | ; , |at public auction at the apprag yeur, according to 1%. C. Taylor,|the Women’s ‘Trade Union league | pores, #7 Lenora. ut. ‘Thonn general agent here, It Is estimated | held a housewarming at thelr new| pre $400, 7 that the policy total will approxl-|quarters, 417 Bay bullding, Wiret | — ee ae mate $10,000,000, | and Univ Thursday | field organizer, - ion, which | fro cago for the w untoniste | thy with Seattle Girl Turns Professional Dancer Miss Hvelyn Nichols, 23-year-old Seattle dancer, will make her pro- fessional debut with James B, Hol- lingsworth, at the DeMolay athletlo informal at the Masonic temple to- night. Hollingsworth has threo years in vaudevtitio, The DeMolay athtetlc Informal is in honor of the order's football men. MORE THAN 90,000 of the em: ployes of the Southern Pacific rail- way havo already signed up for lave, -lovening. Tho org will | includes ferninine tradi Jand other women tn ny played Nichols ana Hollingsworth dance the Spanish tango at 1). RESULTS COU you wilt was found Seattle s the announcement that y of Washin: Tournament of Sing a8 their annual mid-winter conce all Wednesday, December 12 The chorus is composed of 200 es- iy trained students under the on of Dean Irving M, Glen, Thea of tho departrnent of music. © Dean Glen himself will sing the Maritone role of Wolfram, the poet Aight and singer, and Miss Ada ‘illey of tho music department will take the soprano part of Elizabeth, on chorus | ima 1 Kennedy, the au hastening,” his latest ‘The Servant in the | House,” in 1 Since thelr mar riage the two have worked together © world of dramatlo art, hor of ‘The play, and of accompanying the singers, Owing to the very difficult nature of “Tannhauser," the selection haa called for a large amount of study and long hours of preparation, The faculty of the department of music consider it to be one of the most Dancing starts at 8:0 p,m, Mise| Star want ad Flat Tread ides perfect trae- {ions The welaht of the oar resting upon it com~ |their alms, cont Js leas fow week Phone your Want Ads ty 600. 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