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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-28
ALWAYS HUNGRY
but FOOD DID
\ Her NO Go)D
This lWoman's Life Marty
Wired Sed by Nervous hdi-
Aestion but She
Well Now

Il wnsl $50 nervous thatfa cro--
word wdkld set me crihng.- said
Mrs. Fred Roberts. Of Nd s34 West
North Tcn1ple street. salyLake City.
Utah, wdpse compiex recovery
should enc|kiragc every nervous suf.
terer. ~My1bIood was Ain" she con
tlnued. and got 40 that could
hardly sIecpet al. lad a ravcnous
appetite but kly food id me no good.
lost waightl had sltalty spells. was
melancholy a tlme/ and would be
compelled 10 down while at my
Homework TO tavoitnysclf from fall
ing. My oompAxif Was bad.
MY niece tod pr. Willinms' Pink
Pills for ST. Vttkfdancc and got well
10 I decided To d them. After TAX.
Ing thom for ek felt improved.
I found that I'd sleep better and
get a good rcs9 Noon the ncighbors
began 70 spea4ofO bow much better
was looking. M appetite Is normal.
do not got shaIkt nor melancholy
and my cor}plexId has Improved
wonderfully I halo recommended
Dr. Wiiliarts' Pima Pills 10 many
others for know lhat they are a
splendid ntdicine."
Nervouf indlgestioA IL not n dis
ease OF he stonadh but OF the
nerves hat controih tho digestive
processef The only Wy 20 strength.
en- the 1frves n TO buif up the blood
Or. VILLAINS pink ptls do this as
hundr4s Of cases stint lar 20 that Of
Mrs. oberts amply t6'tify. II you
have symptoms OF ncrJbus dyspepsia
or Indigestion try the rsmedy that re
stortd her 10 health.
Your own druggist can supply you
with Dr. Williams Pink Pills or you
can order direct from the Dr. VIII
Hams Medicine Co. Schenectady. N.
u. at so cents a box. Write for the
booklet. 'Diseages Of the Nervous
EvAteun r"
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DATES
To Remember

FRIDAY. oCroHER re-
Halloween dance az seattle rsnnis
elah. For reservations call ssst
sss
rertnst eesaias 81 the rcis eius
Charlotte Greer 20 entertain With .
Haiieween party Al the home -
her parents Mr. ana ars Rehef,
= Greer.
Mrs. Peter pav,soa'. Informal bridge
luncheon q, h~r home
Dinner danes AZ the women's rni-
errHiiys club
Mrs Aisxand.r nsriie's fpnrh-on
a. the sunset club % hcner Mrs.
Jehn a. williaTna her house
AIRS, Thomas pordsaus 70 eornpii-
tnsni her Euest. Mira Charles
Victoria. with a iuneheoa at her
home.
Mr., and Mrs Manson v narkus 70
ee hosts al diuner al their
home. for the pleasure Of Mr..
and Mrs i~roy Haekua
Miss Mitnufa Roberts 60 s-tertstn
a, tea fer Mas Helen brown and
Mrs., John remeroY pAhaey.
SATURDAY, ocronER 10
hziiewe~n tirner-daaes az Seattle
Golf and Country eish
Hrien NeunE 10 rntrrtsia With a
Halloween party from nntii
e'eieek AZ her home IA Washing.
ten ARMS
MONDAY. NOVEMBER -
Mr.. ard Mrs Thomas sttnlsaa 90
ertsffAin a. dinner at fhr Nslnisr
ciae. canpiim~ntirr Miss Virginia
Cock and her fiAnce. NJ CasrAr
Clarke. and the members % the
bFiday party
Queen Anne Circle % the Fruit and
Viewer Mission 10 lnest aith Mrs
Frkns ssihrrt
broadway Circle - ire Fruit ara
Fieusr Nissirn 10 Eisn tsasfit
bridge party ard fnusfeals-tes ~
the tssne % Nrs Perry a. Truax
Fcr reservations call Mrs. W ~
sitiimsn % Mrs ~. o Mcknight
MONDAY. NOVEMBER g.
The marriage ~ Miss Nlrxfria ccrk
ard MI caspar ~ Clarke In Tsfn-
III church a. se o'clsek
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER To-
broadway Guild 10 have musical.
ard tea at the hsras Of Nrs
1eorrs Wkrren noolsL
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER se--
Junipr 9uiis % the ossharefir he's
pigaf 10 held ThAHksztvfnx dancs
~ the Masonie Temple
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Supper Dance to
BE Gala Affair
BY REJLAH MITCHELL COUT-r:


The Halloween supper danoe, To b
wfvcn Friday evening. from until
! o'clock at the Tennis club. promises
60 b. n most delightful affair. With
unique decorations. special music
snd . hot supper. the evening viii
be q rplete. and reservations con
tfnue TO come In daily.
Among those who are entertaining
are Judge and Mrs Burke. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Purcell. Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmett C Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Lis
TER Holmes. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
freswell Mr.. and Mrs Horace Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric McMasters, Mr..
and Mrs j. Crouch. MIR. and Mrs.
Paul Wilbur Masters. Mrs. Mary
Tcrrcii Geixting. Miss Katherine
Crawford. Mr.. william HlaGSmAn.
Mr.. Paul Matthew'S. MIR. NJ. kagan-
sky. whose parties number from
twenty 10 smaller groups Of four.
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the host was happily assisted BY Mrs
Frederick j. Bailey. Miss House and
Afisa Jordan. Cuesta Included Colonel
John l. Hayden. L. =. a; Lieuien'
Colonel Henry II. Merriam. T..
=. A. Lieutenant Colonel Jairus A.
Moore. Z. 4 A. Major Kelley -
Lennon. T. 3. A.; Major Horace u.
Carter. u. y A. Captain Charles IL
Finley. u. 8. A.: Surgeon HuEh dc
vailsn. 4. q. r. II. s.: Major Joseph
Bolton. 4. \. r. H. =. Harvey l..
Tlbtaia and James q. Mccvrdy.
DISTINGUISHED GUEST
Mr.. and Mrs. John =. Dobbs have
a. their house guest Airs Jcsephine
coriins Preston. state snpcrintendsnt
OF public instruction. and an init.
mate friend Of tho family since the
years % childhood Mira poehs
gave an Informal reception on Tue.
day In honor Of her distinguished
guest
INFORMAL DINNER
Mrs Charles H. Pink entertained
rharrningiy at dinner on Monday.
Her guests included Mrs. Howard
r. HUI. Mrs. William Payne. Mrs.
John Fuitoa. Mrs ostAr itlocker.
Miss Kiockcr and Miss SichoiA
FORT CASEY
on wednesday Mfr and Mrs WIN
liam w. Henry entertained az din.
nsr in honor o. Mr.. ard Mrs. IAu-
renee Booth. Of Seattle. house guests
% their roninaaw and daughter.
.IAsutsnant Elmer r. Foaa. Z. n. A.
and Mrs. Fons. The party was com.
pissed by Llrutsnansc Colonel Samuel
NJ. English. u. sA: Captain Dorsey
j. Rutherford. Y. s. A. and Mrs.
Rutherford. Captain Wallace o.
Howell. u s. A.. and Mrs. Howell.
and Lieutenant Elmer T. Foes. U.
\. A. ard Mrs. Foss.
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Miss Cook to Be
Honored

Among tho many rrcnuptial en-
1ertainments planned for Miss Nir'
gina Cook. is tho luncheon in Ev'
-erett on Wednesday. at which Mrs
r. II. O-Neil Is to be hostess Tho
same evening. Miss Aida Hubert.
Miss Cooks maid 81 honor. viii com
ptiment the bride-elec; and her
finance. Mr.. Casper H. Clarke. with
n dinner At her home. also In Nv.
<rctt-
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Luncheon for
Mrs. Elijah

Mira Anna Thomson MiIburn en-
tsrtained charmingly ~ luncheon
yesterday at her home. honoring
Airs Francis White Elijah. who is
the house guest OF Mrs. John w.
Eddy.
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Britlsh. American Association

Tho Brltinh.American association
win hold its monthly dance on Fri.
day evening. Novcmber 8. nt Chris.
unncn'n hall broadway and Madison
n. Good music.
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Halloween Party at
Mesdn0 Home

Mrs. Tom McsdAg win entertain
about thirty small people at her
home on Saturday afternoon. with n
Halloween supper party. in honor OF
her little son. Joseph Bletheu Mes
dag.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

In the knights 81 Columbus ball.
room. The affair viii typlfy Halo.
ween with the following committee
on arrangements; Mr. Edward lin.
ncgan. MIR Joreph Vidone. Mr.
Charles Morinhty. Mr. G. EaHion
Conway ana Nr. Frank o1lren.
chairman.
Ciaptsv q, Y. ". o.. Holds Rummage
Sale
The ladies' OF Chapter @. p. 70. o..
win hold a rurnmage sale october 20
and 80 at 1914 westiako ave
Philomus Club
The Phllomus club win give
benefit esud party Friday az .. m.
In the Press Club auditorium. 9Th
and University st.
IImn~t~aders' Lodge
Homesteadera' Lodge No. bss will
give n Halloween masquerade a. the
l. o. q. T. hail. 1909 Virginia st., on
Friday. Oct 20. Public invited
Fairyi@w T.. r. 4.
The Fairview 4. r. A. VIII give \
community sing and entertainment ~
the school Friday. Oct 20. at . .. m.
Community service wili assist in tho
program.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Dent
to Entertain

Among the many dinner parties to
~ given Saturday evening at tho
Golf club In celebration Of Halo
wccn. viii be the merry group Of
twelve whom Mr.. and Mrs. Haw-
thorne Dent have invited as their
guests
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Tho Auxiliary 10 Seattle Post No.
"a American Legion Will hold a re-
lief tea Friday. October -. at -
o'clock az the home OF Mn. Glen
barton. io=s East esth at Ken.
wood AL.
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Luncheon to Honor
Mss Gnffnev

Mrs. Alfred Roilo entertained with
m informal luncheon At the We
msn's University club on Tuesday,
IN compliment TO Miss Kathleen Gaff.
ney. who leaves next week for this
EAST
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Queen Anne Circle
to Meet Monddy

The Queen Anne circle Of the Fruit
and Flower Mission will meet on
Monday. November 8, at 1910 O'Clock.
Mt the home Of Mrs. Frank SeIbert.
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FORT CASEY
BANS THIN
STOCKINGS

CADlZ. spain.--The Bishop Of
Cadlz has issued a notice prohibiting
women whose arms are not com
pleteiy covered or who wear short
skirts or thin stockings from enter.
ing the churches
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blue bird Club Has Successful
Affair

Tho blue Bird Dancing club gave
IN opening dance ON Saturday even
Ing az tho Henton Hll club house
Tho hall Was iastsfuiiy decorated
with blue birds and autumn foliage
Another affair OF It's kind wiii b.
given this evening.
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KEEP FURNACE IN
GOOD CONDITION

Be sure that your furnace 10 m
shape 10 build a fire IN on n minutes
notice.
II for some unfatbonabls reason
there seem TO be a lot Or aAhss and
cilukers In the fircbox. rec 70 u that
they are all removed and the sahDit
itself cleaned.
Perhaps the chimney needs thoro
cleaning The heating pipes may
have an accumulation OF summers
dust in them. or "a stray cobweb may
have grown across the opening. If
this has happened. a large amount
Of heat Will be wasted. for a flimy
cobWeb can defect heat.
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PEACH COTTAGE
PUDDING
= cup sugar
3 tablespoons melted butter
I egg
Z cup milk
x cups flour
2 teaspoons baking powder
- cups sliced peaches
z teaspoon salt
Cream butter and sugar. ADD egi
we'll beaten. Mix and slit flour. sal
and baking powder and add alter
natcly WIN milk STIR IN peaches
Turn into "A buttored and fiourcd loai
cake pan and bake 40 minutes In 4
moderate oven. Serve with hare
sauce
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BRIDGE Luncheon

Mrs Robert @. Denney VIII give
ths second Of series Of bridge
mncheons on Friday at her home.
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CLUBS FOR FRIDAY
seattle Central Council Of the Con
gross Of Mothers and fsrtsit
Tearhsr Associations

seattle Central Council Of the Con.
rrr~- Of Mothers and Psresit
Teacher Associations
Tho Seattle Central Council OF tho
conEresa Of Mothers and Parent.
Teacher Associations win hold IA
soini-annuai conference AZ The home
Of Mrs. John q. Matthews. 1871
Twenty second ave. North, from $50
TO 40 p. m. Vocal selections by Miss
Ruth Bamford and a violin solo by
Mas BETTE iirandebery viii be part
of the program. Al members of the
Central Council and members Of AZ
fllated circles arc invited.
Adkse NJ. Iirid, Parliamentary and
Procedure Club
The Adele NJ. f1eldo Parliamentary
and Procedure club will meet M ! 80
%. m. at the Rainier Grand hotel,
Parliamentary questions in charge
of Mrs. Ella cudihoc. president. Sub
jocf lesson; LAY on the Table,
Onicxs Club Of Rs~irw NoA ~
Aftu W
The ofnoern' club OF Review Nos
~ and 60. woman Benefit Aaeocin.
ton % the NAncabrcA. viii give n
card party at winE's Cafeteria First
ave. and Union ~. Public welcome.
Palm Crio No. ca. Nsghbors of
Mos-irran
Palm Circle No. SC. Neishbors Of
woodcraft. wiIi hold an open meet
ing IN N. Swedish club Haii. Eighth
ave. and Olive ~. this evening. Mru.
c. c. Van orsdall win talk upon the
fraternai problems Of tho day There
will also be a musical prrErnm
woodcraft members and friends arr
invited.
Cot~rio Club Halloween Celebration
Tho Coterie club wfi entertain
with Halloween party Friday. az
the residence Of Mrs. Thomas Irving
s5as isth ave. y. r.
book Review Class
Friday. October -, Mrn clifford
Woody win review Michael Forth. %
and Mrs. W u. Philips a magazine
article Tor general discussion b. the
clasa at the tnlvcrviiy club.
Camp f1r~ Dance
IN. IAf.a Pochan fall Informal
dance 70 b. given by ,he Nlnaaka
Camp Fire unit az broadway high
school viii b. held AZ Christensen
han Friday evening. october -. The
patrons and pauuneunes for the
evening arc Mr. and Mrs. NJ Pow
eru. Mr. and Mrs Keith Logan Bui-
ilti. Afr. and Mrs Maurice MeNlck.
en-. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin A. s,rout
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Paul
Knights al Columbus
The Knights Of Columbus yin hold
IN, second Of their winter series OF
~-~~~~~~~~~-~-~~~-~~~~ ~-~-~~~~~-~~~~~~-~-~
and after November win be a;
home In Baker City.
Mf~- Har~i TAn6~~ I'm Tuesday
morning for Fort Riley. kan~. 90
make an extended visit with her
brother In iaw aud sister. Capt Vic.
tor vaughn Taylor. 4. =. A.. and
Mrs Taylor.
Miss Edith X. Young len on Wed.
nc-iiay for santa barbara. Cal.
whore she will spend several months
az tho Hotel Grczaon.
Mira Y. q. Titus of Portland. who
has been the guest for the past ten
days Of Mr. and Mrr Charles O
MycrN lcaycs for her home iofnor
rox.
Mr.. w. IT. Bnbh,ft. Of Honolulu.
who has boen guest at the Hotel
Washington. left yesterday on the
Fushlni Maru for tho Philippines
Mr.. Frederick Charles Johun;ons
will return this evening from a three
weeks trip 20 ketchlkan.. Ahnka
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SOUR CREAM
COOKIES

? cups sugar
= cup butter
q cup lard
eRgr
cup sour cream
teaspoon soda
- teaspoon salt
nutmeg
flour 10 roll
Cream shortening and sugar. Beat
eRga well. Combine. Dissolve soda,
ia cream. Ada 10 first mixture. Adf
flour. az little as possible. 70 roiiy
Roll on q fioured molding board and
cut with cookie cutter. Bake in
quick oven.
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PURE WATER

II one n not quite sure Of tho
pureneHH of ths water supply. n pays
TO boil the water before using II for
drinking.
Leave the kettle uncovered and
The fiat taste that 30 many people
object % In boiled water win not
be there. The taste Ia due 10 the "a.
clueion Of oxygen
The water should bon Is minutes.
Let Il cool slowly. overnight. and
then put In bottles IN the Ice box.
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British fnirrs-sts VIII establish an
aerial mail service over a route $500
niles long IN South America. from
Pernambuco 10 Buenos Aires
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The Bank Of England. tho strong
sri treasure house in the world.
usialiy holds within il 500. ooo. o0o
worth 81 gold and notes.
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8. Johnston. wife Of Colonel JJohn
s. Johnston. u. =. A.. retired. Mrs
Merriam. wife Of L4eatsnant-Co Colonel
Henry NJ Merriam. u. s. A.: Mrs
Moore. wife Of Lieutenant Colonel
Jairus A. Moore. u. s. A.. Mrs. Lem.
mon. wife Of Major Kelley II. Lem.
mon. U. 3. A.: Mrs. Miller. wife Of
Major Alvin c. Miller. Medical
corps. Z. s. A.: Mrs Greene. wife OF
Major Royal X. Greene. q. 4. A..
Mrs. Bolton. wife Of Major Joseph
Bolton. L. =. y. N. s.: Mrs. Finley.
wife Of Captain Charles r. Finley.
U. 8 A: Mrs. Bowler. wife % Cap.
tain Louis J. Bowler. Z. =. A.: Mrs.
Mcdowell. wife of Lieutenant Bruce
A. Mcdowell. z. =. A.. Mrs. stearns.
wife OF Lieutenant Charles II.
stearns. Medical corps. U. 8. A..
Mrs Robert r. Ringwai,. Mrs.
Charles II. Pink. Mrs. George
WEIGH. Mrs. George Davis Adams.
Miss Wilson. Miss Elsenbcls. Miss
Downs. Miss Mason. Mrs. Leonard
T, Cutter. Mrs. Charles A. Progge.
Mrs. Frederick J. Bailey. Mrs.
Charles Francis Kuhn. Mrs. Fred.
erick A. wiiloughby. Mrs. Howard
H. Hiu. Mrs. John Fulton. Mrs.
Daniel IT. Hin. Mrs William J.
Fritz. Mrs. ". c. Strong. Mrs. James
@. Mccurdy and Mrs. Harry G. Nc
Cormack-
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Ne1Cs From the Three
Forts-Worden,
Flagler and Casey
DELTGHrFuL HospTTALrTY

Colonel John l.. Hayden. u. q. A..
commander OF the Puget Sound Ar
-fiilery district. entertained hand
somely at dinner on Friday at his
fort worden quarters. His guests
were Colonel John $. Johnston, U.
Is. A.. retired. and Mrs. Johnston,
Dfajor Kelley - Lennon, u. s. A.,
and Mrs. Lennon.
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OFFICERS WELCOMED

In compliment to the young Off
GERS Just arrived at Fort wordcn.
Mrs. Moore. wife OF Lieutenant.
Colonel Jairus A. Moore. U. s. A..
plans tea on Thursday. when they
win be presented 10 a few OF the
Port Townsend maids. preparatory
TO the dance TO be given by the
officers Of Fort Worden. at the OF.
ficsrs' club. on Saturday. October
30. Among these new arrivals are
Lieutenant Robert william erich.
low. Jr., u. s. A: Lieutenant Dean
Richard Dickey. u. $. A.. and Lieu
tenant Halner Myrah. U. 8. A.
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fort Worden quarters. His guests
were Colonel John $. Johnston, u.
IS. A.. retired. and Mrs. Johnston;
nfajor Kelley B Lennon, u. s. A.,
and Mrs Lennon
BON VOYAGE
Mrs. Moore. wife OF Lieutenant
Nolonei Jsirus A. Moore, u. s. A..
gave a small tea on Friday. bon
voyage to Mrs. Stesrns. wife Of
uAeutsnant Charles II. stearns. Med.
pcal corps. U. 4. A. The drawing
room. with its accent of Oriental
art. was lovely with flowers. and
Mrs Merriam. wife OF Lieutenant.
sColonel Henry NJ. Merriam. u. y. A.
poured the tea The hostess. assist
rsd by Mrs. Lennon, wife of Major
Kelley y. Lennon. u. S. A., dis.
,pensed the small cakes and bon.
tbons. The guests included Mrs. Mer.
,riarn. wife Of Lieutenant-C Colonel
Henry NJ. Merriam. ". s. A.; Mrs.
Lennon, wife OF Major Kelley y.
sJ>emmon, u. s. A: Mrs. Miller, wife
pof Major Alvin G. Miller. Medical
corps, U. 8. A; Mrs. Howell, wife
pof Captain Wallace o. Howell. II.
-. A.; Mrs. stearns. wife Of Lieuten.
bAnt Charles n. Stearns, Medical
corps, U. 8. A.; Mrs Robert r. Ring.
walt. Mrs. Oscar Klocker. Mrs.
George Davis Adams. and Miss
iKlocker.
FAREWELL TEA
In farewell to Mrs. Stearns. wife
of Lieutenant Charles II. stearns.
Medical corps, Y. s.. A.. Mrs. Oscar
Elocker gave an attractive tea on
Thursday. Her artistic drawing
room was decorated with autumn
vines and flowers, while winter was
suggested at the tea table, which
was lighted by Arctic candles and
+ conferred by an Alaskan snow scene,
reminiscent Of Fort Liscum. the des.
tlnation Of the guest Of honor. Mrs.
Kiocker was assisted in her gracious
duties by Mr.. Klocker. Mrs. Charles
III. Pink and Miss Kiocker. Those
fbidden 10 the affair were Mrs. John
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Palm Cirrie No. ca. Nesghbors of
Wooirraft

Palm Circle no. SC. Neishbors Of
Woodcraft. wili hold an open meet
ing In Tho Swedish club Haii. Eighth
ave. and Olive ~. this evening. Mru.
c. c. Van orsdall win talk upon the
fratcrnai problems Of the day. There
will also be a musical pruErnm.
wcodcraft members and friends arr
invited
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STAG PARTY

A gay stag party was given on
Saturday ut his Glen Cove country
place by Mr.. Frederick j. Bailey. In
honor OF Surgeon Hugh De Valiin.
y. 5. =. ". s. The decorations, the
menu and the favors we're unique
and delightful. Altho 4 stag affair.
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CHARMING LUNCHEON

A charming luncheon was given
on Tuesday Mt the Admiralty hotel.
Port Ludlow. by Mrs. Hudson H.
Morrison. In honor Of Mrs. stearns.
wife OF Lieutenant Charles IL
Stearns. Medical corps. u. s. A. The
motors OF Mrs. Hudson n. Morrison,
Mrs. Jacob G. House and Mrs. San.
ford T. Lake took the guests TO Port
Ludlow over beautiful mountain
road. where luncheon. delightfully."-
served by the Admiralty hotel, await
ed them. After luncheon auction
was played. the prize for high score
going to Mrs. George Davis Adams.
and the prize for low score TO Mrs.
Moore. wife of Lieutenant-C Colonel
Jairus A. Moore. u. s. a. The
guests prize was awarded 10 Mrs
Stearns. wife OF Lieutenant Charles
II. Stearns, Medical corps. u. 3. A.
These prizes were small, exquisite
paintings OF the mountain scenery
thru which the guests had just mo
torod. and for which the OlympIcs
are famous. The guests included
Mrs. Moore. wife OF Lieutenant.Colo.
mel Jairus A. Moore, ". s. A.. Mrs.
Lennon, wife OF Major Kelley u.
Lennon. u. s. A.: Mrs. stcarns.
wife Of Lieutenant Charles H.
Stearns. Medical corps. U. 81. A.;
Mrs. Jacob c. House, Miss House,
Mrs. Sanford r. Lake. Mrs. Charles
a. Progge, Mrs. Frederick A. VII.
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Mr.. w. IT. Babhits. Of Honolulu
who has bcen guest 1T the Hotel
Washington. left yesterday on the
Fushimi Maru for tho PhillppincA
Mr. Frederick Charles tombstone
will return thia evening from a three
weeks trip 60 ketchikan.. Aiaaka
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Friday. October -, Mrn- Clifford
Woody win review Michael Forth. ="
and Mrs. ". ~ Philips a magazine
article Tor general discussion b. the
class AT the tnlvcruiiy club.
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Adj. N. T,eido Parliamentary and
Procedure Club

The Adele NJ. fioldo Parliamentary
and Procedure club will meet M $50
y. m. at the Rainier Grand hoisl,
Parliamentary questions in charge
81 Mrs. Ella cudihoe. president. Sub
ioct lesson: LAY on the Table,
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Mira Y. q. Titus % Portland. who
has been the guest for the past ten
days Of Mr. and Mrn Charles O.
Myers ioaycs for her home tomor
rox.
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Camp f1r~ Dance


The Knights Of Columbus yin hold
tho second of their winter series OF
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Mlru Ediuh r. Young len on Wed
ncr.iay for Santa Barbara. Cal.
who're she viii spend several months
at the Hotel grczaou.
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The Officers club OF Review Nos.
~ and 60. Woman Benefit Aasocin-
ton % the NAocabreA. will give n
card party At Wings Cafeteria First
ave. and Union ~. Public welcome.
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morning for Fort Riley. kAn-.. 20
make an extended visit with her
brother in Law and sister. Capt. Vic
tor vaughn Taylor. Z. \ A.. and
Mrn Taylor.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-31
COMPULSORY EDUCA T|0NAL LAW
TO Be PUT IN FORCE IN OTTAWA

actual salary OF the teachers, how
ever, will be only fraction Of the ex-
pense, The law provides that the in
struction Finished shall BE- any one OF
in any combination Of the following
subjects,
tal Those subjects usually taught
in the public schools so AS to permit
the Students in the continuation Of
school classes to continue their cllI-
cation from the po,n, where ihey left
it in order TO go 70 work,
Oh civic and vocational subjects
tc) Those subjects which supple
ment the daily occupations Of the atn,
dents
For Illustration: The course #
study in the Springfield continuation
schools give some idea Of about what
will be done Our own board Of ed l.
cation, of course, may not follow the
exact course Of study in the Spring,
field school -Four hours each week
are taken up in general educational
subjects. such as reading, arithmetic
language, spelling hygiene, citizen.
ship and gymnasium The other f0ut
hours are spent by boys in woodwork
mechanical drawing or machine sho'
practice or printing ur auto meChan.
les If the inclination Of the boy Is
for commercial SUBJECTS he has two
hours OF typeWri in and two hours Of
commercial arithmetic. The addi
,ional -four hours for the Girls outsida
of the general educational subjects
NOW bn i'm tlr,fnt,itiI iIp and tDInlDIr