The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-08


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UNIVERSITY CLUB SECURES
CLUB HOME.
The University club of this city
has just secured the entire third
floor of the Rookery annex build
ing on Riverside avenue as a per-
manent home for the club. The
lease was signed for two years, and
J. H. Evans has charge of the COM
mittee who will start at once upon
the complete furnishing of the
quarters. About $4,000 will be spent
In remOdeling and furnishing the
quarters, which will include dining
hall, library and general assembly
or club room.
HAVE COMPLETED ARRANGE
MENTS FOR CHARITY
MUSICALE.
Mrs. Ike Binnard has completed
arrangements for the charity must
Gale to be given at the Hall of the
DOges on Saturday afternoon, and a
delightful program, to be rendered
by some of the best talen in the
city, mas been prepared Mrs. Bin
nard recently gave the even, "a
Night in Japan" which was so well
received. 4t''t,-.
ARE INTERESTED IN BAZAAR.
Matrons of Mantle park are much
interested in the Christmas bazaar,
which is to be held ON Saturday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. ]. G..
Kendall, 2406 Mantle Place. In ad-
dition to the booths there will be
a Japanese tea room, where jap
anese girls will serve, and splen-
did musical program has also been
prepared.
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DOMESTIC SCIENCE DEPART.
MEETS IN NEW HOME.
The domestic science department
of the WOman's club met in the
new club home ON Ninth avenue
yesterday afternoon and listened
with interest to a lecture by Miss
| Anna kt09Cios WAO gave AuMCAOuo
helpful hints pertaining to the art
of housekeeping and home man.
agement.
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CHURCH WOMEN PLAN AN.
NUAl FAIR.
Women of the First Unitarian
church will hold their annual fair
in the basement of the church to-
night and Friday night of this week.
Art goods. In addition to domestic
ware, will be for sale. Tomorrow
the ladies will prepare a new Eng
land dinner, to be served to all
hungry folks who have the desired
price.
Tomorrow evening the ladies Of
the First English Lutheran church
will hold a bazaar in the parlors Of
the church at Fourth and Monroe.
A delightful program will be given
and refreshments will be served.
CURRENT EVENTS CLUB HAD
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM.
A program of Christmas readings
and story reviews. with music Of
excellence rendered by the Eastern
Star quartet. was given at the last
meeting of the Current events CLUB
at the home of Mrs. F. v. Yeager.
Christmas In Germany was the sub
ject Of q very interesting paper
read by Mrs. Munly.
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RED MEN TO DANCE THIS EVE
MING. 81
Red Men will dance In the Elk'H
temple this evening for the benefit
OF the Hillyard chapter of the ot-
ganization. A parade this afternoon
will proceed the evening program,
Iroquois tribe held an election df
officers last evening.
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BROTHERHOOD CLUB WILL De
FORMED. III
Men Of the Westminster Congr\l
gational church will disband their
organization tonight and form b
new club. to be affiliated with tbs
national organization of MEMS
bIOthSTuOO0. =. NJ. uOOQWt0 Oh vN&8
First Presbyterian church VIII
speak. ~
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The Christmas fair Of the North
Side chapter of the All Saints
guild resulted In a decided success,
t0ver 500 being taken into the
treasury.
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A sale of fancy articles will be
held In the parlors OF the First n.
Il. church tomorrow evening.
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TAKES UP RESIDENCE IN CALL
FoRNiA.
Levi G. Monro. former secretary
OF the Spokane Chamber of Com
merce. has moved to San Diego.
Cal. where he now has the position
OF secretary for the chamber Of
commerce In that city.