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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-29

want something to eat. They most gem
orally wear either stockings or sox.
They are libel to be sentimental and
when somebody asks them to marry
them they will either say yes or no.
I have got a whole lot more informa-
ton about the different letters in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-29

"O THE EDITOR: They's
cuckoo over in Paris, France,
that claims to of made the dis
covery that the different letters
in persons name is what makes them
what they are today.
Tell me your name and what letters
is in it and l can read your character"
That's what the bird says. And then
he goes on and says that o means
that the owner has got ambition and
briliance and is fond of luxury and
wants to make impression and if he
is writer his language is libel to be
rich
He says A stands for harmony, senti
mcnt. delicacy and style and girl with
a 4 in her name is libel to be tender and
| shows pride and Il means
vigor and S spells wit and malice and
Well they's no doubt that the guy is
on the right cent and has give the mat
ter good deal of thought but is he the
bird that invented this idear? | will tell
the world i'll the negative. | been look
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-13
INT U ! S SIC ] e
HVB In Seattle
Conducted by
LOUISE AkNABLE
Seattle Symptoms
First "Pop" Concert


Tho Seattle Symphony orchestra
win give their first popular concert
~ the season this evening nj heany
hall. Those Of the city whose eyes
have been upon Geattlc'a musical
annals OF late years ana have been
present and participated IN Us prin-
cipai musical functions. viii again
have an opportunity % hearing Mrs.
ftoneyn Jansen. contraito. who VIII
bs tho sololHt with tho orchestra to
night
MrH. Jansen IL native OF the
Northwest, having been born In Port
Gamble. Her musical education was
received In Seattle. where she studied
with Mrs. Elizabeth Richmond MIL
er, Frederick Zimmerman and Boyd
Wells. She has appeared with the
STANDARD Opera COMPANY. the Am
phion society. and is familiar fig.
ure IN local musical affairs.
Mrs. Jansen win give four mum.
bers: Aria, mobiles Ecigneurs Salut. "
from Tho HuEu.nota": THE Eagle. =
by Busch: Burleish's II stood on De
rubber Of Jardon.- and The Valley
Of Laughter" by sanderson-
Conductor spsrGar and his mus
clans will present an interesting pro
gram. including Haiverson's march.
The Triumphal Entry Of the Boy.
erk". q Strauss waltz. Suite Henry
VII. by saint-sacns. and Alfven's
Swedish Rhapaodie.- which viii be
given for the first time hera Miss
Katherine Robinson viii DO the ae
comraniAt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-13
Apollo Club
to Give Concert

Anticipating one OF the most sue.
csssfui musical entertainments Of
It's character ever presented In the
city. the Apollo club OF Seattle ia
now concluding elaborate prepare
tons for its mid winter concert The
date OF this event viii be announced
shortly.
Adam Jardin. widely known Seat
tie composer and director OF the
Apollo club. has already arranged
tho various numbers 20 be featured
In the fnid.winter concert program.
The fun membership Of the clubs
forty male voices II actively work.
ing on the music that Afr. Jardln
has arranged
Altho unable 20 obtain Alice Nell
| son as soioist. the last Apollo club
concert was . signal success Al
that time the club was disappointed
In not being able TO have Its con
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-13
:: WOMEN'S CLUBS
I~r,ine Ch.s~ No. {, o. s.

Imr,inc Chaer No. G, O. r. s.
Lorraine charhr No. &. O. Y. T..
will hold baer In The Masonic
temple largo dinix room on Dceem-
her 9 and :. r.sie. sewing fer the
sale win meet te,orrow with Mrs
w. staiilnxs. a,lsth ave. from 10
10 4 Bring iund and thimbla
7. w. "a. Nova
The cc=mopolkn club Of ne
y. w. C. A. WIN beet November Is
for club supper isshe cafeteria at Q
O'Clock. to DO fobwed By . scciai
evening In the eibrooms 10 meet
and get acauainh with the new
members recently accepted into the
club. ON tho ista and 18th Of No
ycrnbcr In member hail Of tho Y. w.
c. A. building at O'Clock the club
win present Mr. bruno shaffer Of
New York. who WI gfye his unique
ENTERTAINMENT
The cosnopciitansub win be hort.
esscs at tho vcspei services Of the
association on sundg afternoon. No
venber II.
Wednesday, night November IT.
the Fellowship eiul win have It's
regular meeting At 7Jciock for Bible
study. preceded By chb supper In the
toaroom-
Thursday, November 70, the Friends
Of All club VIII have ) memborship
party In the ciubroout. Tho arrange
mcnis are In chargy OF the social
committee. with Mlzsyulce williams
chairman. and the membership com
mii,ec. with Miss Helm Powell as
chairman. This party /. the occasion
for bringing new mcnscrs into the
club by tho present nrnbcrs. and a
most enjoyable time Is expected.
Games. music and refreshments viii
be the order OF the evcshg.
The Acaeia club. for married. WON.
en-. win meet Friday. November IS,
for their regular scssien at D. M
after which they win be &c hostcsscs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-13
WEIRD MECHANICAL
CLOCK IN INDIA [

One Of the ntrangest Of an 6o<3S
Is found in India and In called tho
-Resurreefion Clock" II has no
dial, a gong being Guspended In its
place. Beneath this gong. scattered
on the ground. Iie enough skulls ard
bone. 10 make ~ oomplets siEelstona
All O'Clock. enough bones 20 form
one skeleton come together with a
snap. the skeleton springs up and
eeizaa a mallot and strikes ths gong
one blow.
This done n rrturns IN che pie
and again fails % pieces
~ ? O'Clock two skeletons rTrfng
up and strike two blows Al noon
and midnight. ali ~ skeletons aAser'-
bic and strike the gong. one after an
other, and again fall 10 pleoeG
@~~~>~~~-~.~~~-~ ~~~~~-~4~-~~~-~~
cert date conform with that or tho
appearancs here OF AiNa ksiison-
| However. her place was filed by
competent soprano. and the program
was voted a concert success.
scattle's music enthusiasts bighiy
commend tie activities OF the Apollo
club, which IL yet young organiza-
ton. being formed two years ago
Interpretation OF the higher class Of
music Is the aim Of Mr.. Jardin. and
be h receiving the fun cooperation
OF tho membership and Seattle m1
sic critics IN attaining th1 object
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hanging from the shaded elsctrolisr,.
The bridal music was played By
Miss Rose Rahs Miss Eleanor
Holxnboo was tho flower girl. wear.
ing . pink georgrtte frock- trimmed
with blue satin ribbons Tho ring
bearer. Paul Biaagaard. walked be-
side her In a white sailor suit. carry
Ing tho ring IN tho heart q white
chrysanthemurn- Tho brides sister.
Mss irene Petersen. was the brides.
maid. attiret In a shcii pink
georgctte gown. with q coronet Of
rosebuds around her coiffure. and
carrying a shower bouquet OF Co
lumbla roses. Tho bride. entering
with her father. was lovely In her
wedding gown Of IVORY satin over
georKette. edged with tiny white
buds OF chiffon Her long ven was
arranged in cap fashion and her bou-
quet was Of brides roscsA with
showers OF lilies Of the valley and
white sweet peas.
Mr.. Herman Jantx attended his
brother as best man
Dinner followed from q beautifully
decorated tabia During tho evening.
Mias Eleanor Hoimboe entertained
the guests with two solo dances. Mr..
and Mrs Jantz will greet their
friends after December 1 in their
home at 20f 1eth ave. 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-13
Gamma Phi Beta Meet
WITH Mrs. Fo1

Mrs Robert r. Fox. Jr. opened
her home In Madrona park on Tues
1Ay evening TO tho members OF the
ootive and aiumnae chapters OF
onsnmA Phi Beta sorority. In eeie.
nrasion OF the national founding Of
M sorority In Syracuse. ~. T. No
vsmber IL. is7A About one hundred
md nfty members were present al
llnner. and enjoyed musical pro
eram and vaudeville sketch pre-
eGnted By the freshmen OF the 30
rurity. Preceding tho dinner. Mrs.
lllIler Freeman entertained the mem
b9s with . sewing bee AZ her home.
IN preparation for the annual ba-
xnar to be given by the sorority at
IN Hotel Washington December 4
mis- baxaar Il given to raise funds
IT. the maintenance OF the Gamma
mi Beta scholarship. which Is
awarded by the faculty to some self.
supporting upperciass woman in the
Xrsstsh department. OF the UnIvcr
nfy Of Washington.
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Attractive Affair Giren
bu Mrs. McC1np

One OF the most artistic affairs Of
ne week was the tea given Thurs
day afternoon By Mrs. NJ J. Nc.
Cam. at her residence. In compii-
msnt 70 her daughtsrinIaw. Mrs.
4. J. Mccain. Pink and yellow
cumposed the color motif for the
decorations. developed in the living
room with huge baskets OF chrysan-
fhemums and soft shaded lights.
The tea table was covered with
pink satin and strewn with
maAdenhair ferns. and conferred
with q basket Of fun blown Ophelia
roses and baby chrysanthemums
tted effectively with a pink tulle
boz. Mrs Frank Grossman and
AfsL Thomas Minahan dispensed the
hospita1itles Of tho urns. and re-
ceiving with the hostess and honor
guest was Mrs. Charles Eegiey, Of
Tacoma Little Miss Adelaide An
derson greeted the guests at the
door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-13
Womdn's Auxiliary to
Sy1nphOny Orchestra

The Woman's Auxiliary 10 the Sc
attic symphony association viii hold
an Informal meeting Monday even
Ing at 8 o'clock In the club rooms
OF the Seattle Grade Teachers club
at the Hotel Wintonia. This meet.
Ing has been called by the presi.
dent. Mrs. Henry Landes. to give
the members who have not attend
ed former meetings an opportunity
10 become acquainted with the work.
The regular meetings are held the
first Saturday in the month. On
Monday evening there viii be a
short business session and a brief
musical program. followed by an In.
formal social hour. All members
are urged to attend the meeting.
Miss Agnes Winn and Miss Frankie
Sullivan are In charge OF the ar
rangemcnts. Prof. Claude Madden
will address the club on The Value
OF Music TO a Community" Michel
de Caro-. who Is leaving soon for
New York, will give a group OF Ttal.
ian solos. and Miss Bernice siblcy
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Mrs. Poatlin Wed
to C1ntnin Wiqht

Coming as complete surprise to
their friends was the marriage on
Wednesday Of Mrs. Florence Burke
Poulin to Captain william II. Wight
The ceremony was read by the Rev.
W. A. Major at O'Clock In the
apartment Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Alexander Phinney at their apart
monf In the Hotel Washington Cap
tain and Mrs. wight departed at
once for Los Angeles. whence they
VIII sail for a two months trip to
Gouth America The bride Is the
daughter Of Mrs. Helen Burke. and a
native Of Seattle. On their return from
their wedding journey Captain and
Mrs. Wight will reside at 1890 nth
ave, Oakland, California
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-13
Miss Petersen Becomes
Bride of Mr.. Jdntz

On Thursday evening. NJ the
Washington hall. Miss Lena Peter.
sen. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. n. I.
retersen. was united In marriage to
0rs Otto Jantz, with Rev. william
r. OffIIer reading tho ceremony. In
the presence Of relatives and inti-
mats frtenda
An arch Of cedar and feathery ferns.
lnterlaced with white daisies. made
m attractive entrance 10 the hail.
which was decorated with pink and
white chrysanthemums. with green
,eud yellow crepe paper streamers
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IN the association library for the er-
hibit % chlidrcn's books and posters
IN connection with the children'H book
week. The members of the club will
serve tea and assist Miss Alice Pan.
dali In receivins the public and ex'
planning the object OF the exhibit
The Acacia club win have a candy
sale on Saturday. November 20, In
the lobby Of the Y. W. G. A. build
ing for the purpose OF raising funds
as part OF their contribution 20 the
FREQ welfare work OF the association.
The Aitrua club. rvcentiy Organized
for business girls. win have . sen.
crai rciacquaintod party on Friday.
November 10. At TAO p. m, following
club supper IN the cafeteria At 8
O'Clock. New members are 10 be
brought into the club on this oc-
oasion and delightful time ~ an.
tieipatcd. Stunts and a social hour
with refrtahments VIII be part Of the
program
Or. Herbert Coo WIN 1--WE q Talk
at Y. W. C. A. Wednesday at Il a m
on what Can Do Done for Crippled
or DcforIned Children" Mothers are
especially invited
Or. scagrav~ viii lecture on life
Saving From Drowning and First
Aid 20 Injured" Monday at 75o .. m.
RED Crurs NE saving examina ton
wiii be held Friday. November 10, al
7ap .. m in the Y. w. C. A. pool
A large class viii be presented 10 the
examiners and friends are invited &c
see the life saving stunts. A diploma
and medal viii be awarded TO sue
ocssfui candidates
The Athletic club was formed
Wednesday. and we want every cir
in Seattle 10 feel a cordial wclcoms
to u and to come and make sports
hunt
Seattle BushpU snd Professional
Girls Club
On Tuesday. November 10. ef s:4t
y. m. In the assembly room Of the
Chamber Of Commerce. Mrs. Bess
Snow .McCollum will be the leader OF
the second current events round tn
ble This meeting Is for members
only. and all are urged TO come to
take part In the stimulating discus
sion.
At the last meeting Of the club on
November Mr.. II. r. King enter
tained the girls with delightful eve
ming OF good stories. which only MIR
King can tell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-13
Frederick & Nelson
Chorus Concert

Tho Frederick a Nelson chorus
viii give the frs, concert Of the sea
son Tuesday evening. November 20
The chorus. under the direction OF
Claude Madden. with Arville Bel
stad acocmpanlst. has been rehears
Ing diligently during the last few
weeks and Indications promise ar
evening Of delightful music Mis-
Mary Richards. Miss Laura A. Pin
grey. sopranos. and Mr.. H. r. Smith
tenor. will be the Eololsts. There viii
also be a reading BY Mr.. A Il
Swanson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-13
Kappa Sigma /.
House WARMING

The Kappa Sigma fraternity give
a dance and house warming at It's
new chapter house last evening.
About one hundred guests attended.
the patrons and paironesscs for the
affair being Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Car.
yer. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wettrick ana
Mr. and Mrs. w. s. Sims
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-13
Marriage of Miss
Pugsleu Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Appleby an
nounce the marriage OF their sister.
Myrtle Irene Pugsiey. to Mr.. Jack
McAfee. IA Portland, Ore. November
O. Mas Pugsley was a former stu
dent OF the University OF Washing
ton and Is affiliated with Gamma
Phi Beta sorority.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-13
Recital Tuesday =.
at Cornish School

on TUESDAY evening. Novanbr ~
AZ $40 O'Clock there win be an his
torical sonata recital by Francis J.
Armstrong. yiollnist and Boyd
Wells, pianist. The public is invited
The program follows:
Sonata az rincr).- .rranossnp versc1rd
Largo
kenuet
Gavotia
olga
ror for violin
la prscisuss.
ChAuson l. 10 Coupsrfn Cstt-f710
<iff........--
RiTandon ..--....- Rsrreau rsss-f7s0
sarabande ...-..-.. -tsiizer fiets-i7S1D
Sonata az major). George v. Haadei
Adagio
Iiiegro ,r-
Largo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-13
Wkcousfn GoIdcnrod Cub

The Wisconsin Goldenrod club WIN
meet with Mrs. Dwight Hillyer, b2s
N. 18th st, November II. Box lunch
con at 1890. Take Phinney car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-13

The Mercer PIT. A. gave IN rcgu
lar program last Friday evening Mt
-~-~-~~--~------~->~-~ ---~~-~->.->-->---~>>.-
will render piano solo. This asso.
citation. organized only a month ago
by a group Of women for the ppr-
pose OF promoting the welfare Of
the Seattle Symphony orchestra, has
grown from a charter membership
OF twenty-five TO over five hundred.
The charter membership closes Mon.
day. November rs. With the In
creasing activities Of the association,
IL has been necessary to establish
headquarters. therefore Mrs. George
r. Dalton. the executive secretary,
win be mt tho Fine Arts rooms
every day from . until ~ o'clock
TO transact all business Of tho asso-
citation. According to the constitu-
ton just adopted. ANY woman who
is In sympathy with the purposes
OF the asHociatlon may become
member thereof upon the payment
Of the annual dues OF one dollar.
Send memberships TO Mrs. J. II. Nc.
Pherson at tho Fine Arts. 1919
Fourth ave-
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Mrs. Crocker
Luncheon Hostess

Mrs. Il. c. Croker entertained
with a luncheon on Tuesday, In com
pliment to her daughter, Mrs. Albert
I.arsen. and for Mrs. Frank Warren.
Of Spokane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-13
Mount Baker Park
luncheon Club

Mount Baker "wednesday Lunch
con club will meet wednesday. at 1
o'clock, at the club house. The host
esses will be Mrs. III. w. Hili. Mrs. r.
q. Fox, Mrs. w. r. Gipple and Mrs.
J. w. Jones.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-13
Dinner and
Theatre Pdrty

Or. ard MrvL Tom MestaE VII On
TARTAN with Anner OF fifteen eov-
ers on Monday evening" at the sun
1T club complimentary to Mr.. and
1drx Ralph n. Emerson. OF uo-
GUAM. Later the party viii witness
ths opening performance Of -Chu
chin Chow at the Metropo,itan.
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DATES
To Remember

To Remember
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER Is
Dinner d.acs Al the saneet slus n
homer ef Mr., and Mra Neith
CsaEam t1sken aHt Mr.. ara Nrs
walter NeE~sn refupklns With
NJ and Mra Alexander nsiiiis As
hosts
NJ ava Nh Timothy ysrom~s
fiaucr az hruse
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER H.
Musicaie tea Al ths Ftns Arts WITH
display ~ jAnanss. rFtni>
MONDAY. NOVEMBER H.
Monens Auxiliary 90 seattle sy-,-
pheny erehsatrs will meet az the
WintcniN itotsi. IL the grade
teashers' eiue r~ern. al fiia
rrrSDAy. NOVEMBER H.
Mra Frederick Dau.Fnsn ans Mira
John Ertkssn 70 entsr,.in az ,ss
st MIRA rrtksan's hctns 60 fer
maiats plans for the charity ball
Of the Seattle Day Nursery.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER H.
pinr~r ana bridge Al Sun-~t club.
Mrs. James Uamfitcn De We've
and Mrs. James pestsr negs
hestsssss
Bridge tea rsven uns-s sn-piss. Of
seattle cseacii Of cesheile Wen
IN al the hene % Nrs Sapoioon
Campbell. ffis y Prospect a., AZ
- m, East 1879.
Niss ierAiilne Jaeksan's hrisEe tea
a. heans for Mrs Albert Charles
stubh
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER IA
Forsnsi fianer dance at the Arctic
club Ter uenhsr-
Mrs. Rohsrt n rox. Jr. 20 enter
tain a, tridsv in eosnpilm~nt 20
Miss Ruth Morton.
fEipsy. NOVEMBER 10
urosdvsy caiid 10 have rpusicsis
ard tea =, the home % Mrr
oeorrs warr~n neoie
Musicals a. p IN a, the Wotncn't
University cise. with M. u. y
jarvis. soprano. and Mrs HArry
r. Worth. pianist Mr.. Aiiison z
wanamaArr q and Mrs. Hsnry
Wafi hseehef hrsfssses
Mr.. ara Ms Ed~ars rrsnkiin
whlse's supper dance foe Miss
parethy Myers and Mr.. Esri PAIL
lips. At home.
Ii1nsr dance az Tenui# siah. Nth
Mrs. wfsilarn Randolph Crawford.
Nrs Thomas Fraasioti ani Mrs
tos~pA c. Tyler as hpstrsses for
vs-ryssions tei~pAons East -tk
SATURDAY. soyEMBEn 70
Jsnier Gsiia Of the orthspsdie hos-
pissi TO hold rhanksxirinx dAaes
Of tho Mssonlc T~rnpie
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER S.
Program % rornentic music al .
70 al the sansst eiab. Mr. otis
Tloys f-smsen ana Ma i<~is IL
fesples hes,~r~a
FRIDAY. SovENuEa ss--
Club tea Al the wom-n's rnfv~r-
sity club from 10 5. ~Ith Mrs
Everett ciaske and Mira Paul
Ford a. hostess<a
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER FL
Ths marriage % Miss frs Asrev
to Mr.. Robert q cIiieery. with
recsption following ~ ths home
Of Mr. anf Mr. J.nss 2 Agnes.
par~nts es IN. hrfds-eisct-
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Mira Angus Stewart win arrive
in tho city from her homo In Van
couyor. II. C.. "wednesday morning
10 spend several days in town with
fricndA
Mrs Frank Cibbs Of fpotnne.
who has for several days been the
guest OF Mrs. Victor Peyton and
Mrn. Fred Loomia. departed this
morning for her home.
Mr. and MIRA Frank Watrrhouse
and daugh,era. Misses Mary and Mu'
riei. returned from California ycster'
day.
MN. Beulah Buriock f. planning "a
leave this week for Hollywood. Cal,
Where abe will spend the winter Wis
iting fricnda
Mr.. Frank Warren has returned
10 her home In spolsaune. after bcina
tho guest % her mother. Mira. Joseph
Orcrg. for the par, month
..
Mr.. ana MIR. Gordon r. shaw len
yesterday far Portland and win mo
tor 20 Eugene today. 10 witness The
football game between Washington
and Oregon
Mr.. and Mrs. I. c, Gilman wfri ar
| rive from Portland tho first OF the
week. 10 make their homo In thie
city.
Mr.. ana Mr.. caspar II. Clarke VII
return tomorrow night from their
wedding trip 20 Vancouver and the
Georgian circuit BY motor. and vii
occupy their home nj tho Highlands
Miss Nellie Beatrice Felgcr II de
parting Deoembar II from washing
ton. ~. C., where abe 10 In attend
ance al Miss somer's school. 20 spend
mo holidays with her parents, Mr.
and Airs. w. w. Felger.
| Mrs George Jackson. Of Juncau
who came TO attend the marriage ol
Miss Marie Parr and Or. Hulett Wy
koff. on wednesday evening, return
/ "a To her Alaskan home. accomp.
Mod BY her mother. Mrs. Thomas u
Parr. who win remain for the wintel
months.
Mr.. NJ. l. Bailey. Of san francisco
10 Waiting here for a week. CUES
at tho Hotel Washington.
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An Saints Churrh

An saints church WIN give ne an
nuai afternoon and evening bazaar.
Thursday. November is. at Lakeside
club house, 5ist ave- g
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Bridge Club to Be
Luncheon Guests

Mrs. Dana w. Brown win enter
tain her bridge club on Tuesday
With \ luncheon at her homa
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
John r. Miller RnIsrf Caps

John y. Miller Relief corps win
give a card party Wednesday even
ing. November IT. y. M at yefer.
ans hail, Arrnory.
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Fruit and Flower Mission

Tho Fruit and Flower Mission Is
arranging for the annual rummage
sale, the dates for which have been
set as Friday and Saturday. Novem.
Der 10 and 20. The place OF the sale
will soon be announced by Mrs. A.
~. Lindsay. who II chairman
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Miss Tidnarsh TO
Entertain at Tea

compilmenting Mr.. and Mrs Cas-
FER W. Clark 6diss Virginia ccc1l
Miss Phebe Nell Tsdmarsh wiii enter
ealn with an Informal tea sunday,
Ncvenbcr II. at her hotnc az the
High .ndA
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Whitworth PIT. A.

whitworth PIT. A. ars planning
an evening meeting. to be held In
tho school auditorium "Wednesday.
November II. y. m. honoring the
fathers OF the district The program
is one OF unusual merit Congress
man John +. Miller viii be the chief
speaker Of the evening. There win
be community singing. also vocal SC.
lections by artists OF repute.
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mi NIu Sorority

Phi Mu sorority win give bazaar
and card party at 2 o'clock satur
day afternoon. November 20. at the
chapter house. 1880 nth ave. N. t.
The patroncsses viii be Mrs. Ivan
w. Goodner. Mrs. q. A. c. Roches.
ter. Mrs. Frederick Morgan Padel-
ford and Mrs. Lyle Spencer. The
proceeds will be for charity and the
house fund
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-13
Unity Circle Raini<r Beach Prvsby.
terisn Church

Tho Unity circle OF the Rainier
Beach Presbyterian church will give
q musicale and dramatic entertain
ment at the church November 10.
.. m An apron raie viii be fea,
turcd. with Mira Harry King In
charge Mira w. q. Johnson will
have charge OF the refreshments. and
Mrs X. Crawford and Mira. Grant
Wilson OF tho entertainment