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Evening star., 1920-01-18
INDORSES WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
Liberty Legion, No. l, Private Sol
diers and Sailors Legion. Acts.

Hearty Endorsement was given to the
woman suffrage amendment to the Con-
stItution and the president and secre-
tary were instructed to forward a COPY
of the Endorsement to the woman's ma :
tional headquarters here, at the meeting
of Liberty Legion, No. /. of the Private
Soldiers and Sailors Legion, Friday
night.
4 voluntary contribution by members
was taken to raise fund for publicity
work for increased membership in Lib
erty Legion, No. 1. Reports from the
national headquarters showed growth
of the legion in all parts of the United
States, and members of Liberty Legion,
No. l, stated all would do their share in
building up the legion in the District of
Columbia.
Evening star., 1920-01-18
$4,000 Suit for Taylor Death.

Albert Taylor, administrator, has
filed suit in the District Supreme
Court to recover $4,000 damages from
Edward Mullen for the death of Ber-
nard Taylor The latter was a Pc
destrian crossing Nichols avenue and
u street southeast February l last,
when a truck operated by an agent
of the defendant collided with him.
infictinc injuries resulting in death.
Evening star., 1920-01-18
"Y" FACULTY LUNCHES.
Law School Men Meet at University
Club, Mr.. INLAY Presiding.

The law school faculty of the Wash
inston Y. VI. c. A. attended luncheon
in a body at the University Club yes
terday. Charles V. Inlay, dean of
rhe school. presided. Among those
present were Fenton Whitlock Booth.
W. Clayton Carpenter, William Roy
Valance, John Hanna and Thomas w.
Walton. the last named being director
of educa ton for the ''Y.'
Evening star., 1920-01-18

Majority are misses and
small women's sizes, in
high waist effects; the
materials are silvertone
and wool poplin, with col
lars of plush and self ma
terials; in the lot, also, are
a few velour checks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-24
COLOR LINE M|X-UP
IN KENT COUNTY SCHOOL
Allegation That Principal Asked
White Girl to Give Seat to
Negro Boys.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Dover, FEB. "a Several days ago, two
or three cblorcd boys We're sent from the
colorcd school near Wyoming to the
principal of the Caesar Rodney CONSOLE
dated sch ool (whitc) on an errand. Unde.
the new s choo. Code the principal OF the
whit schools also has jurisdiction over the
colorcd schools in that district
On entering the principals room, in
which was a Young white girl, member of
the senior class of Caesar Rodney, it is
alleged that the principal asked the white
girl TO get up and give her seat To the
colored boys, which she did.
The incident apparently went unnoticed
for several days, when it is alleged the
Young white girl told some of her COM
panions what happened IN the principals
room. At a meeting Of the taxpayers
of Caesar Rodney district, one night last
week, Ia discuss plans for the future of
the school. incidentally tha affair of the
colored boys and the white girl was raised
by one prominent taxpayer. who asked
whether they were having mixed schools -
The principal. who was present, was called
upon 10 make an explanation which, it is
reported. he did
Itlsreported that an agreement has been
reached whereby the colored pupils. or
teachers. if they have any business with
the principal of the white school. shall
have il before the hours of $40 in the
morning and 4.30 in the afternoon.
FELTON, ACCEPTS CODE.
Announcement is made in school circles
in Kent county that the FELTON, Board of
Education. practically the only board IN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-24

Kent county that has not accepted the
provisions Of the new School Code, has
finally agreed to accept.
BY the acceptance, il has been announc-
cd, FELTON, will SECURE n new school house,
to cost approximately Sl75,000, with no
extra assessment at present on the FELTON,
taxpayers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-24
Mental Work
Needs a Stomach
Great Mistake TO Imagine You Can
Work Better and Faster on the
Starvation Plan. Eat What
You Like But Follow
With Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets.

Mental work uses up energy fast. And
energy comes from food. To eat little or
nothing in order to do more work is
fallacy that has created an army OF dys-
neptics 4 better plan is To cat the regu-
lar portions Of food such as make up the
average meal and follow each meal with
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
You will then get n double bencht
energy from food and sociabllity with
meals, for, as rule. the light eater. or
those who skip meals. get into bad habit,
n r,it. Of hernit-like isolation. DO not be
afraid of gassiness sour stomach, heart
burn. heavy feeling or coated tongue after
meals. Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets arouse
the stomach 10 secrete the juicesneccssary
TO relieve these troubles that so frequently
distress the mental workers They con-
tain harmless ingredients which act with
an alkaline effect, SO you may eat the rich
things Of the banquet or the savory sausage
for breakfast with utmost freedom.
Get a 50-cent box of Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets at any drug store, cat
freely of what YOU like and you will do
more and better work than on a skimpy
diet. Try this plan.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-24

Lost somcthing7 Try classified ad-
vertisement in Every Evening. adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-24
SPECIALS FOR DOLLAR DAY

Each Dollar Day has brought many patrons to store
BY the really wonderful offer good Clean
upo-dae merchandise, and have aimed again this
make list of specials interesting beorea day
which dollar will buy than any other day the whole
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Health Authorities Alarmed
At Increasing Death Rate
From Kidney Diseases


In our pursuit Of the mighty dol
lar. we too often are absorbed in the
topics OF the day, pleasure, etc. TO
stop and consider our health. Stop
ow--think--iSidney diseases caused
10000 deaths last year. Are you
going TO be included in this years
toll? Why, you win exclaim, do SO
many die, why are the health au-
thorities so concerned; the answer is,
we bolt down our food. take. no ex-
ercise, neglect our sleep and other
wise subject our system 20 all sorts
OF abuse. Is II any wonder then the
kidneys become discussed and fail in
their duties OF poison eiiminationr
Poisons are constantly being ere
ated in our bodies and IL the kidneys
fail to carry them off they are alb.
sorbed by the blood. causing IN health
and misery in the form OF headaches,
baci<aohos. tired feeling. indigestion.
etc.
You may avoid considerable suffer
ing II you heed natures warnings
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WOMEN'S CLUBS
sunshine Club. wsm~n Of MOOSE
heart Legion

Sunshine Club. Wssn~n Of MOOSE
heart Legion
Sunshine club. Women Of Morse
heart Legion. win hold an an-day
meeting with Mira olive J. oEw. al
.snd ave-
All Saints Church Guild
An saints' Church guild win hold
It's annual hazaar and dinner this
afternoon and evening a, the Lake,
side Club house. sfss arc. 4
Ausaranfh Club Ma.
Am&rnnfh club No. win b. en-
t~rtsinsd by Mira Ruby Bell. s2f7
18th ava ~. f. on THURSDAY. No
vcrnh<x IL Picnic hanch~on al
i1sa All Eastern stars invited
IAA5er Auxiliary b nruossghoa1 q
Locomotive EnTtns~rs
HAdtcsf Auxiliary 70 Brotherhood
Of Locomotive T.nxin~rrs viii give q
o'clock luncheon. followed By q
card party. In ForcsssrS han. FIRST
ava
Lewfure e TRANSPORTATION Cuh
ltopsn
Or. Richard y. schofx. OF the his
tory department. Of tho University Of
Washington will five a lecture on
Facts and Faiiacics In History.
Limitations Of Economic fntsrpr.ta.
lions 81 History M Applied To Cur.
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and assist thc Kidneys warner's
Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy IL =
reliable preparation made from herbs
and other beneficial ingredients that
has been used with excellent results
for 40 years. 1t assists the kidneys
in their important duties. strength
ems and helps repair the wasted us-
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what this grateful woman says
IL wish TO say that your remedies
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about fifteen years We are never
without a bottle OF Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver remedy in our
home. and II has saved many dooA5
tors bill. II is n wonderful medi-
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and llver."--Florcnce Il. Schmidt r
+. D.. No. /. Dunkirk. o.
Sold by leading druggists every
where. Sample sent on receipt OF
ten cents. Warmers Safo RcmaGnD
Co.. Dept Sol. Rochester, N =
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STUFFED
PORK CHOPS


~ cups stale bread crumbs
salt and pepper
hot water
Have the chops cut ~ inches
thick. On the edge opposite the bone
make deep ineision ne v-shaped m
possible with the point of the v on
the edge FIJI the cavity with plain
stuffinr made OF the bread crumbs
seasoned with salt and pepper and
moistened with hot water. Pin thu
edges Of the chop together with
toothplcks. Put in a slightly CREASED
iron frying pan and bake In q hot
oven for IS or 80 minutes.
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Mrs. q. II. Kolderup spent the
week end with Mr. and Mrs. II. Jones
- Wing Point
Mr.. win II. Morris left yesterday
for Southern California. to be gone
. month
Mrs. Mary orth departed Saturday
evening for Hollywood. Cal, where
phe plans to spend the winter.
The pupils Of the Moran school are
coming over Saturday to attend the
party OF the junior guild Of the
Orthopedic hospital
Mr.. w. A. Humphrey left Mon.
day for Washington. ID. c.. where
she will spend the winter.
Mrs. A. Rocks returned Thursday
cvening from months visit In Call.
f0rnia and Arizona, where she Wis.
tted with her two SONS. Capt. Lowell
RookA u. 3. A.. and Lieutenant
Commander Harold Rocks. u. s. N.
She was accompanied home by her
daughter, Miss Bernadine Hooks
who has been spending several
months In California, Visiting her
brothers.
Miss Katherine Kittinger Is the
guest. Of her brother-in-law and sis.
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Strong Har-
rixOn, in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clare Farnsworth
and little daughter, Nancy. are
guests Mt the WaIdorf-Astoria In
New York.
A cable received yesterday from
Ghangbai announces the safe arrival
or Miss EIspeth McF,wan and Miss
Anna Roberta Hoge. with the party Of
young ladies under tho chsperonags
~ ASlss Mac A~SDs- who sailed from
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rent Events" November ~. 1890. az
: O'Clock in tho Transportation club
rooms. Railway Exchange building.
corner OF Cherry IT. and Second ave.
This ls the first lecture In series
OF five being given by Or. Scholz on
History and Contemporary Politics"
under the auspices OF the Collegiate
Atumnue
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INIT u S / G
GV4 I'm Seattle
Conducted by
LOUISE ANNABLE
Artists Recital
at Cornish School

Last evening the little auditorium
at Cornish school WAS completely
filled by an audience that greeted
with approval Francis j. Armstrong
and BOYD Wells who were heard IN
recital Both artists are well known
to Seattle and their concerts are
looked forward 20 with pleasure.
Last evenings concert was an his.
torcni sonata recital including
pieces by Handel nes5.t759l and Vera.
cini uss5-i750l The opening mum.
Der was Sonata (E minor by veracini.
This was followed by four solos for
violin. Ia Precieuse." "chanson
Louis Kill" "HiRnndon" and Sara
bande" The last number WINS Sonata
us major by Handel The audience
was very reluctant 20 let the artists
40. and they Responded with an aria
by Pergoleae.
~>~~~~~~-~-~.~~~~~~-~-~~
Mira Lyle Spencer. The proceeds
win DO for charity and the house
fund
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fo,snt Baker
OrthOpcdic Guild

1he MI Baker Orshopedso guild
vin meet At tho homo Of Mira WI
.hur grruby. on Friday afternoon
fEhe hostesses for the occaxion win be
s1ara W. X Chficot. Mrs William
rsterson. Mrs b. B. Burnside. Mira
- J. Burkhart. Mira r. J. Caiktns,
Mr.. w. NJ. Campbell. Mrs q. w.
Duncan. MrA c. A. Douglass. Mira
g B. Dodge. Mrs. A. Chandler and
Mrs Edward Cunningham
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Informal Tea

In compliment 10 her mother. Mrs.
Ella NJ Kelly. OF Boston. Mira q. a.
Kelly entertained this afternoon
with an Informal tea Among those
aaked to meet tho honor guests were
Mira Andrew Thomas. Mrs. Charles
Bouteile. Mrs. Charles Thurstnn.
Mrs. Stuart Thompkins. Mrs Barney
Kelly. Mrs Maurice Anderson. Mrs
70. A. lin. Mira George crantree and
<&9lsw Clarka
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WINTER BOUQUETS

IN unusuaI Eift cnn o flade from
winter flowers. People appreciate
so-caiied winter bouque,s,~ and
they add q decorative touch TO a
room For these bouauetx sprays Of
bittersweet- cat tails teasei and milk
weed. with the pods. and some Of
the twigs of berries that can b.
found are uSed- They are an at
tractive when dried an they arr
when fresh
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Ballard w. c. r. u.

Ballard w. c. r. u. win hold a
bring and buy social Friday from 2
until p. IN. at the home Of Mrs
Lille Manney. sso2 10Th ave. ~. w.
Fancy work and home-cooked good
les viii be for sale and an interest.
ing program of music and reading
will be given
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DATES
To Remember

WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER H.
Dinner and bridge at Sunset club.
Mrs. Jane. HAmiiten De vsave
ard Mr.. James nester uogs
hestssss.
nridss tea riven under sn-pie-. 81
Seattle csaneli % Catholic WAN
- at the home 81 Mrs. Napoleon
Campbell. ssis r. Prospect st. at
o IN. East 1879
Miss Geraldine tseksen-r bridge tea
a, home for Mrs AibsF, Charles
s,ubh.
rat ksnsr. NOVEMBER is
Formal dinner dance at the Arctic
club for wemt~fs
Mrs Robert n Fcs. yr. 60 eater
tain At bridge N eompiiment 20
Miss Ruth Nsrtea.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 10
broadway 0und 90 have musicale
and tea al the home Of Mra
George wAsrsn hoais.
Musicale at .. IN ct tho weruen's
University cias. with Mr.. y, y.
Jarvis. Soprano ard Mrs Harry
T. worth, pianist Mrs. Allison 7.
Mansmsksr and Mrs iienry
ward fisechsr hasfess~@
ME-. ana Mrs. Edward Franklin
whus's supper dance sos Miss
neFothy Nysfs and Mr. E4rl rhii-
NHst At nome
pinner dance AZ Tent. club. 9Th
Mrs. william Randolph Crawford.
Mr. Thomas Fyansist and Mrs.
Joseph e. Tyler as hestss#e. FER
reservations telephone East TtA
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 90
Junisr Guils 81 the Orshspssie hes-
pltsi TO hold rhaHksxtvtnG dance
a, IN. Masonic Temple
Jua,sr LEAGUE Seattle Day sur~~ry
ne~ss vish Miss katherine Lake.
1891 fsth ~
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER FL
Miss phsb. Neil Tidmsrsa 60 en-
teFtkin az tea at her home AZ the
Highlands. complimentary 10 Mr..
ard Mrs, casp~r W, Clarke
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 81
RAtni~r chapter. y A. "a. 70 have
sale % fancy aevetsie. ard deit-
eatesesn aAluttes in ball rosm
Of Mrs. Ls4ry's bona
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER H.
Program Of rarnsn1e music At p
m. 81 the Sunset etnh Ma 0tis
ftsyd Lsw.an and Mira Lewis N
Peoples hsstsssss
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER Sc
cfne tea AZ tire Wemrn's rnfv~r-
atty club fren 20 8. wilh Mrs
Ev-r~tt Clarke and Mrs Paul
Fesa q. hesfe-sss
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER sr--
Tns nsarrtsE. Of Mia fzs Agnsv
20 STR. Robert n Gliiespy. vtsh
rse.pstoa following 81 sas hens
90 MI and Mrs James v Aru.~.
parsnts Of the srtie-siscl
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


A special program viii be present
I'd at the meeting Of the Pennsyi-
yania Study club. Friday AT the club
house a buSinesa meeting will be
held from 2 until J .. m. after
which Prohibition and Progress"
will be discussed. and Mira Emma
Rhodes will tell OF her trip In New
ZEALAND. The public Is invlteA
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Dinner IN Honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisken

j With places marked for twelve
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Logan
Ruilitt will entertain with n dinner
compunenting Mr.. and Mr.. Keith
sC;azzam Ftsken. on Monday. Sovcm-
Der -. preceding the winter ball in
sthc Masonic temple that evening
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Seattle Lodge No. o.. n. p. o. T.,
Give Entertainment

Dances by youthful artists from
the Douglas School OF Dancing fea.
tured the second open house soiree
OF tho season held by Seattle Lodge
No. e2. u. T.. o. T.. at the f.Iks' tern.
pie Friday night An exceptionally
large Attendance OF Efks and their
wives witnessed the performances.
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Afnethyst GhaFFfrr. Q. y. g, WIN
hold a fancy work bazaar on the 18th
and goth OF November at Fraternal
hall 2soa jackson VI. Luncheon viii
be served each day and ON the 18Th
a dinner will be given. also entertain
mcuta for each evening.
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A basket social and general mixer
will be hold by the Crown Bi Pr.
A. Friday at 40 y. IN. at the school
A musical program viii be one Of
many attractive features scheduled
for the evenings entertainment. and
all patrons Of tho school and their
friends ar. invited 20 attend.
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ENLIGHTENMENT Announced

Mr.. and Mrs Edward Hyde an
oouncs the engagement OF their
laughter. Margaret. 10 Mr.. Hugh c..
Brown. Of wsnafchec. The mar.
rage win take place today. They
Win make their home tn wcnatchee
Tor . short time.
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Dinner Hosts

Mr.. and Mira Alexander MeEwan
entertained informally at dinner
MONDAY evening az their home, hon
orinx sir Francis and Lady Agion,
who were in the city for a few days
on their way 20 the Orient
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hall
COMMUNICATED

ComplImenting Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hall. OF the wilkes Players.
1fr. and Mrs. w. ]. Bernard will en-
tcrtain tomorrow evening with a din.
ner Of ten covers In their apartment.
~ Adrian Court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-17
Mrs. Bro,cn Mdrries
Mr.. ICES

Mrs. Marjorie nraham Brown
and Mr.. Lawrence X. Ives were
quietly married last evening In Phi
grim Congregational church, Rev,
Roy Campbell officiating. Immedi.
ately after the ceremony. MIR. aud
Mrs. Ives left for California. on their
Wedding trip. On their return. they
win be al home at Garrssh Han. 1890
Boyiston ave.
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Missionary Circle. Fremont baptist
Church

The Missionary csrric OF the Pro.
mont Baptist church In putting On a
pageant entitled Americas Hour
Friday. in the Fremont Baptss,
church az . o. m. A cordial invita-
tion II extened to all A silver Of
fertng will be taken.
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Delta Gamma Dance

4 Delta Gamma danca. following
Die bazaar. at the Hotel Washing
ton. in the afternoon. win be given in
1sittie's hall on the evening Of Eat.
urday. November 20. from until L..
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The Monday Prartioe club win b.
hafkrtAined AZ the homo OF Mrs. Al
bert Charles Phillips. next Monday
q 113A
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A card party and dance win be
given Friday evening By Palm Circle
No. 90. NeighborH OF Woodcraft in
the Swedish club han. Eighth ave,
and olive 1T All friends are invited.
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Saturday Afternoon BazaAr and Gard
Party

Phi Nh sorority win give a bazaar
and card party at o'clock Saturday
afternoon. Now 20. at the chapter
house.. ts7o i7th ave. n. r. The
pasronesae= WIN be Mrs. Kathryn
Markham. Mrs w. H. Wood. Mrs
ivan w. Ccodn~y. Mrs @. A. c.
Rochester. Mira r. NJ padclford and
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Thanksgiving Dance

The Moran school win hold Its ar
nual Thanksgiving dance ON Tues.
day. November 70.
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Amethyst chapter. O. r. e.. WIN
hold military whist card party Mt
tho residence Of Mrs A. NJ Barth.
SIS 10th ave-. on Friday evening at
$40. Prizes Take r.. Union car.
All Eastern Stars and friends In.
yfted.
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Ce.rrie Club

The ami monthly meeting ~ the
coterie club win be held Friday at
; .. m. In the parlors Of the Lniver-
sity Christian church. the meeting
place changed for this time only.
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Uuavw~aty os California Alumni

For tho University Of California
Alumni tho Golden Bear win walk
on Friday At $50 dinner to be
given at Blanc's cafe For rererva.
tons. call Marian w. Thomson
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WoDen's unhrsiiy Club Book re.
view Class
AZ the meeting on Friday, Novefn
her IL. OF the book review class at
the Women'a University club.
"Colas Brengnon" was reviewed by
Mrs. Henry w. pennock, and the
magazine article by Mrs. Lyman
Tondel. Next Friday. November 10.
Mrs. J. /. buchanan will review
"Casuals Of the Sea" Mrs. Paul H.
Watt will have the magazine article.
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Branch Orthop-dic Guild

fntsriaken branch OF tho ortho
pcdic guild viii meet Friday, Noycm.
Der 10. AZ ESQ. with Mrs. Jacob Ia.
kou. 1904 22nd ave. n.
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Of Mrs Isaac Frear. 1871 4fth ave
A. W. Thursday Afternoon at :
O'Clock.
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olympic circle No. 81. seiKhbors
Of Woodcraft. will give a card party
at tho home OF Mrs George Beau.
champ. b7aa Ninth ~. W.. Saturday.
November 20. at $40.
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Friends Of Al club

Friends OF All Ciub
Friends OF All club In club rooms
at " W G. a. Miss Alice Williams.
chairman on arrangements. and Miss
Helen Powell. chairman on member
ship.
Parliamentary PROCEDURE Dspart
meni ~ Cot~rie Club
Parliamentary Procedure Depart
ment OF tho cotrrie club with Mrs.
Robert Atkins. b2as 18th ave. n. u.
Mra. George ". Mclaughlin will pre-.
side.
Alpha Club
Alpha club will meet Thursday
with MIRA W. II Oliver. 1854 goth
ave. NJ. Luncheon at 1890 p. IN.
Pythian Sisters Aitruktie Club
The Pythian Sisters AltrulHtic
club viii give benefit card party
Thursday. November "a. az y. m.
IN the new knights OF I'ythias club
rooms. Third and Virginia An wei
come.
Fafs~n IfryEr~~n 1upcfs~pu
Mrs. NJ v. Cox Will entertain IN.
Fortson ThyResrn auxiliary with a
luncheon Thursday. November rs. at
noon. at the hom. Of her mother,
Mrs. Pred Thompson. soi 18Th ave.
For reservations. phone Beacon eos.
Mountain View IAdhx Aid Society
Mountain View Ladies' Aid society
win give card party Thursday eve.
ming, at o'clock. at CaSuell hall.
y. 73rd and Aurora
stov-u's Fraternity Charity 10y
atty" Club
atsv~nsr fraternity. Charity. 10y
atty club win give a progressive
what party thiA evening AT the Pan.
anna cafeteria. iais Third ave. at $40
All friends invited.
Seattle Council of Minute Wcm~n
Regular monthly meeting Thurs.
day. November 18TH. at 2 O'Clock In
Frederick Nelson's auditorium.
A tarecntrnary program has been
arranged By siIan Lucy II. Cole. with
Illustrations BY motion pictures
Music By the Washington School
Orchestra
Members may invite friends. and
children win be welcome.
Seattle officers. Mrs Fred w.
BERT. lr.. COUNSELOR. Mrs. II. y. Ifur.
=.
Eier. treasurer: Miss Ruth Garxasn.
registrar.
bryant PIT. A.
bryant PIT. A. win meet IN room
No : Of the school at p. m
Social Srxvco DsJnrfmors wUneni<
Century Cub
Social service department cf wo-
mans Century club yin me~t with
Mrs. L. r. Kirkpatrick. it.1 Willard
ava An aadrv~s by Or. II N. Rsad.
city hearh commissioner. on Social
H~afsh.- win BE- followed by hox aue-
ton ssio. Mra w. r. iIitnhsngz ane.
sionerr.
East Union Oub
raxf Union club vii me~< with
Mrs y. X. McSamarA its. sist ave.
at o'clock
IadRs~' Guild. 81 johns Parish
THE Ladies' guild Of Sc Johns Par.
ish viii hold an ailday meeting
Thursday nj the home Of Mira Rich.
ard NJ. s~mmes. 7ssa Belvedere ave.
q. w. Tho women'n auxiliary 60 ~.