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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-06
Progressive French
luncheon

Twelve little mfssea. members OF
- French class at the Pleas school
Ghis afternoon became dainty made
motseIIes At . unique luncheon.
erved 1t different homes. at which
onIy French conversation. customs
ana msnu prevailed The firss course
vns sarved at the school, with
nendAm Pless ~ hostesa the second
4 the home Of Ars. Milton q.
0turgis, the third AZ the Hotel sor.
eeueo with MIRA Edward Morgan
Mn, tho fourth at the home OF
Mn. C. T. Guthrie, and the last
oDurss the merry party enjoyed at
names - guests Of Mrs q. Y. NJ
Pratt Madsmoiseiie Blalock sang
several French songs during the
ofternoon. The group Of students
secluded Isabelle Sturgis. Catherine
oufrander. Katherine Ely. Clara
Druhn. Doreen Moore. Madeleine
r1ssA Emma Pratt. Gladys Mills.
Doris Ferguson. Celeste Elwei and
DA1o Cuthria
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DATES
To Remember

sArunDAv. NOVEMBER g.
Miss Ruth ana Miss o.thsrfss ~
ris dsaeias r@rty AT chrissss-
Game and srnns~ asses q sss
Yacht e,ue for msmssrs and their
fri-nds
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER -
Mr.. and Mrs. rrxfford Rusessrp
supper In honor sf Mr. ftarsia
Henry.
r~4 =, ~. M. Ara fr~s. Q s.tn
s'sieea. ~fth MrA Cart '. oeaid
MONDAY. NOVEMBER g.
THE nsrrtsEs % hiss viFGsSsa cvcA
End NJ cs.par a. c1arts In rrts-
iy church at sise seierk-
ruySpAy. NOVEMBER 80
Bridge party ard tee at the hcms
% Mra Alexander nsiiiis f~v the
benefit Of the Light uscss foe
the FUND. Inc
"WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 10
seccnd srter< party aad to- a. No
H.lIfss home FOE the Light
Mouse fer ths mad. fsa
Business us~~sins ana tssrhsca -
the sor.st rias q, tssss e'eiesh
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER Is
Miss Catherine psnn's sfssv~~ss
party At the home Of her parsafA
NJ. and Nra A. I. psnn
Miss C~srdolyr Sevievs's tee SO
miscellaneous shower 81 hss home
IN Fort Lsstes. eompiinssting
Miss kash Nertoa
wxD>sRDAv. Novkc1angB IT,
pinner and bridge 81 sans>s Grub.
Mra tsmes hamfltea Ne Weave
and Mra James ps~tS uess
nosse~rea
rHfDAv. NcvENuE2 H.
Broadway 0utld ts have 0ssseass
znf tea 81 the homo 81 nrp
George warrsn Becla
saturday, xovEMBER ~
gunfor Gatid % the Orther~dfe 49,
pitsi 70 hcsd rhantsrfvtng 1Ases
at the Hsssnie Tsup'a
wEDSHsDA1. NOVEMBER 81
Program " rofnantie maxfe Al .
m at The Suns~t club. Mra Otis
rTsys fsn~on sn9 hrs f&wis n
Peoples scstexsea
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Nrs. Bentley Plans
Afternoon of Music

For the pleasure Of the remnsS
- ne Junior Practics club and the
Monday practices club. Mira Fra
or3ck Bentley will entertain INFORM
nv Monday afternoon Al her home
whtch occnxson viii also honor M
1rnps,a Henry. the noted pianist. who
= sbefr house guest Mr.. Henry
IN interpret . number OF Mac
onw~r, compositions. which Is being
ondelpafed with delight By the eian
momberA
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SIrcr Wedding
Celebrated

In ccmmsmovatics q shefr tv-n
~ nth wedding anniversary. Mr..
and Mira u. II. Justice were pleas
antiy surprised ~ their home last
Saturday evening BY . number Of
their friends Cameo, music and
dancing were enjoyed during the
eyening. 81 the Close Of which sup
per was served and the honor guests
we're presented with . chest Of al.
yer By Mr.. Je~s samplsA Among
those who called to extend congrnsu.
lations were Mr.. and Mra Dubei.
Mr.. and Mrs Bach. Mr.. and Mrs.
Samples. Mr.. and Mira Angle. Mr..
and Mrs. Fullerton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Whitfield. Mr.. ard Mira Kennedy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoitxsn. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brundaga Mr.. and Mra Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs Hidden. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wing. Miss Justice. Mrs Evans. Mr..
Smith. Mr.. kimbaIl snd Master War.
rem Wing.
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Dinner IN Apartment

Mr.. Jorg Fasting entertained with
a dinner Of twelve covers In his
apartment at the Zindorf last eve.
ming. His guests were Mr.. Harold
Tenant Mr. Roy Hayes. Mr.
George Jennings. Mr.. Glen Corkey.
Mr.. Jess woodman. Mr.. John Morck,
Mr.. Gail williams. Mr. George John.
son. Mr.. Morris Wilson and Mr..
Frank Taylor. Mira w. T. tombstone
acted as hostess.
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Ma. Buck to Be
COMMUNICATED

Cusertaintng for MrA Laurencs
INCA. VITO departs the first OF the
wesR IN route to her home In Baiti
-. Mr.. and Mrs Guido A. Paris
IN give . small tea Sunday after
Ion from i've until seven O'Clock
e thelr home In Hamilton Arms
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Reception for
p. T.. O. Members

In honor OF Mrs Belle Nuzvcr. Of
Denver. Colo. supreme orwznirer Of
the p. r. O. sisfsrhcod- Mrs q. r.
n. Pratt Win entsStAin with . 70
orptou tnis evening at her home.
3sss Cascndia ava. from Z until II
O'Clock. to which an members Of The
organization are tnvitsd
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HaAo,oeen Masque
Dance

Among ths many fesfivfties IN
celebration Of Halloween was the
dancing party on last Saturday
evening. given By Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Coiburn Eagles ~ thar
home. In compliment to Miss Helen
Benedictson- Corn stalks. Jack o.
lanterns. cats, bats and autumn 70
iiage formed . harmonious setting
for the weird costumes OF the
masked dancerA The guests were
greeted At the door BY Earle Ray
Eagles ~ . page. Betty Parker a.
a Mother Goose character. and Rose
Margaret Budle m q ballet girl. who
later entertained the guests with
fancy dancing. Mr. Mex Du Charme
sang several numbers Supper was
served after the guests unmarked.
and dancing continued until mid.
night Those who participated In
the jolly evening were Mr.. and
MIRA FRANK Budie and daughter,
Rose Margaret; Mira J. u. Smith. Of
Tacoma; Mr.. and Mrs Walter r.
Cook. Mrs Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carleton Parker and daughter, Bet
ty; Mr.. and Mrs. Eagles. Miss Bene-
dictson. Miss Bertha siicox Miss
Claire Hanger. DIR. John Ncwcombe,
Mr.. Leslie Ncriand. Mr.. Leonard
Kaufer and Mr. c. p. Peterson
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Miss Agneao
Guest of Honor

1frs- John Herman Hood enter
mined THURSDAY afternoon with a
~ and miscellaneous shower M her
home. conplimenting Mrs YEA Az.
Nv. . brido-to-bA The hospitalities
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ROSE LEAVES AGAIN

Rose bowls are no longer old.
fashioned. but modern. comes the
word from New York The idea Of
keeping rose leaves has been revived
and Chinese pattern rose bowls are
becoming very popular.
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Seattle Music Study Club
Meeting Tuesday

Tho regular meeting Of tn Seat
Dc Music Study club win b. held
Tuesday. November .. with Mrs
Edna Morton. woodiawn court IN,
program win be . review Of opera,
prior 10 the Goth century. Mrs. stan
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HIGH COLLAR
POPULAR

One Of the most strfkfng Details
IN tall styles appears To be the popu.
hrtty n the high collar. which IL
usc1 fegardiess Of whether the
sleeves are long or short
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Of the dainty tsa table eentercs
with basket Of ophella rcseu. ver'
dispensed By Mrs yinoens I. Mac
Adam and MIRA Frank J. Mcifuxh
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PITTSBuRG~--Ear1 N. Pr1ce. for.
mer army captain. sentenced to IS
months In prison for killing Earl
Loving. negro bcilboy. last January.
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MEMORANDUM PAD

Ono OF the most ccnvenicnt
memorandum pads for desk or tele
phone. At home or offioA u that
with n brass stand and . spring
pencil attached
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Mr.. and Mrs. Parker
Hosts at Supper

Sunday evening IN their apart
msnt at the Maryland. Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Parker have hidden fourteen
- their friends TO a buffet supper.
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Kappd Al,.mnde Party

- annual Kappa Afumnae party
- ~ benefit Of the house fund wtil
- Owen saturday. November IL. a.
r 4 m Il the Kappa house ssot
1nih Avn n. Z A bazaar table VIZ
~ featured
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POY FOR OVERSHOEy

A handy plaes for overshoes y =
boz underneath tho back doorstep.
The boards from the step may be
aiken up. cheated ana hinged. ara
boz 10 M. placed beneath the spsp.
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Scotch experts hnve found inst the
African baobab tree yields fiber
that IL ono Of the finest paper.hang.
ing materials 10 be found
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Woman Withdraws
Kick on Dance Hall

A wcek ago Tho Star printed
lltsis story Of the complaint
woman had made OF the dance nan
at ssrd ave. and Greenwood
shs said the place was Iona ana
boistsrous. Saturday the manager OF
the pavilion called us up and 40
eiarrd that the lady had Withdrawn
her complaint
Sail right We hereby ehrou11s
the lady's change Of mind
Posla ~ the Anssrirnn IeE,0o -
forming In japan and Belgium
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| INT u S / G
GV4 I'm Seattle
Conducted by
LOUISE ANNABLE
Program by Federation
of Women's Clubs
Conducted By

The FEDERATION OF women's Clubs
has arranged for two musical enter
tainmenn IN he given for the bene
M Of tho building board 10 help
raise money for their new club
house Both programs VIII be given
In the auditorium al i3ii Fifth ave.
The first one viii be on Friday
evening. November IL. the other
Saturday afternoon NJ .. m Tho
program Saturday viii BE- given en-
tirviy by pupils from tho cornirh
school The program for Friday
night win be M follows:
rhs Anti suffrage NsnoloGps- $1,000.
...................... jennie If~v~
Heiosna Ia Foiistts
nr~ss FROM 'Nostuns SHOP" ..----....
....................N May Anne Wsiis
Heis.mb Twins
Misses fsorp "hsnon-. .....--- .haasssss
Fre.klin Crawford
Marjorie Avsry
Bsr~~,ss ...........-.....-.. fcwnsrnH
Caprice vfrnnsta .kreAnler
Mr.. n a. Wig
Nr~ u q Beck a. the rfsns
Marjorie Avery and MeiernA Ia
Follstts are teachers from the Cor
nish School of Music. Miss Fay
Short. at the piano. In head accom-
PIANIST in the dancing department Of
the same school,
The program for 6Aturd.y sftsr>
noon follows
%, PLAYING sof.pirHn- - -nssrh-d
The ssefsed but short-tfvsA need
Of little beys vitA ssv toy col
%, IwEx xrss WITH Hxs DOLL
ge) WANDERING nrErctsss
Out Of the nisht they coma. ana
iais the nigh, they 90 sEsiA
A yeuns siri sss W the spss
visdow trvtns 20 rrseties. but 10
eissr~ctsd ~ the west sessts
from hsr fssdsa- The ~sy the
lesson ends sbcvs thai EssikSd
knows human nature.
fs) THE GSoAET PROMENADE
They encounter frog II jumps
at ,hsnA Thsy seattss inss the
forest
M,ss rssssi rsrry
Haxtsa~sn 10 . oesnasrv.. --..- -DsHsss
Arranged ~ NAT Anne wsiis
hssfsauis ....-...--..-.,stsfsa coe1@n
csissasinss. ....-...-..- r.rxs ss.- 'A
risyis4
rns nassv Of Dreams. .ouphsns psvso
cosched ~ Esicsna Ia Ioiistfs
stns Nev or then
t1arss Ar place - 1sarysanA -
siamssrtane-
Tbs ksnpfA9tgrw. - .C1svfa 0raftss
rfsrr~tts ......... osvAidins zinsorf
fisrsvt ....-...s... pestns nnovdea
PART IL
sesss AAsu chiiassn--
tat The S1fnG ......-s.-- .ilh man
~ NJ Little sunsiov@ -. vandsrpoei
fry he NJ Finsr fsurya a
Hsfa Z. u. Peabody
cynshia n~Ftes .........-.........c Ovyou
Miss corysii ~ the rtans
IN usv Garden
o~~aidsns ED1srs
ossns 70 Church
cssiaias xiaesrs asS Nsvui D Hsssy
Dancing nrheot
NaSfns nngWD
cAasfng Busssrfts~s
Betty cDam1svsan
kAsmi ps Nvs~y. n~tsy cAsnssv4ssA.
hastss Hssrrs. sylvia pvssrnoA
cersiaiss zindorf
r7aa. John Alden cnrp~utsv
wicked chiid. jobs Aid~n carpenssr
NJ Hroshsr ..... John Aidss carpsntsr
The Lar ........ John Alden Carpenter
gAfa =. n pssbsdy
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en- etxrA Mascns ana shs4y fsssaAs
noss cordially invited


NO.
RriGsh Amvscaa Aessrisflsa
The regular meeting Of the Britfyh
American Association ain be held In
tho Ftns Arts bah. Fourth ave. b.
TWEEN s~neca and University streets.
on Friday evening. November ~. NJ
o'clock. The chief interest Of the
evening win be q discussion between
Mr.. Kenneth Cole and Mr. IIamie,
pcbbs on tho subject Of the Anglo
Japanese treaty Both gentlemen
are members Of the university. and
the former has bc~n elected q Rhodes
scholar. Both are VERY able speak
rr~ and the discussion Ii anticipated
with q GOOD deal OF interest There
win be no ehsrs. for admission. and
the public Ia cordially invited
lAdsH An. 0sAns ~ r Church
tho L~dseS Ala. q ornce N. r.
and dinner "Wednesday. November 10.
at the church. soth ave 8. and King
ST The sale win bcgin at II o'clock.
and win continue all day. leo cream
and cake viii be served From un.
ut = .. m. a homeoooksd dinner win
BE- served
esw~rd Social and Llexasy Cub
The Reward Social and Literary
club win entertain the osflcsrs Of the
Seattle FEDERATION OF women's clubs
and AL presidents affiliated on Fri.
day, November IL. at a musicale tea
AZ the FEDERATED clubhouse. Harvard
ave. ~. and Thomas 1T The pro
gram follows
. sss4e - ssv~s ~ vssss. faint -sssns
Caprice nspasnsts 49,. hcsxkovski
Frederick q vesfns~.
srn. Heart Il p~rasaa- .....NeMrnan
The Tine for Making ssnss Has
aw-rsoiyn os.ry Rus.
aarasn"s LANCER Marcosieh al The r1Ane
Nccturns .------- --~------. Chepfn
nrs risidips Lewis Ashton
Aarsenne LAnsss hascoviah Al the rans'
Vocal
I. cnsnser s.s ns,s~rs 49,. .Bsmssrs
.. 0Nrndolyn Oeary NuGa
Adrisnbs LANCER Marco,ieh At the r1sns.
The chairman of the music depart
ment Mrs. Albert Il Plough. was az
sisted by the president Mira A. II.
Keelcr. and Mrs. r. Copeland. Mrs.
Claude stryker. Mrs A. Duis. Mrs.
George Buck. Mrs william Colcock.
Mrs. Leon Bickneil and Mira q. X.
Almdulst
=. W. @. A. Newp
Tho Cosmopolitan club win meet
on Tuesday. November .. at q
O'Clock for club supper in the cafe.
terra, TO be followed by Bible class
at ex5. Al 7i5 Mr.. Jerome shaffcr.
Of New York. viii meet the club 20
perfect the plans and arrangements
that are TO b made for his enter.
tainment. which In to be given
under the auspices Of the Cosmopoli.
tan club November 10 and 10 IN
the Y. w. c. A. Members hall. All
club members nre urged to be pres.
ent that full cooperation may be
given Mr.. shaffer.
Wednesday. November 10, at $40
D. m the business exchange com.
mittee OF the Y w. C. A.. In co.
operation with Miss Bernard. In
charge of the association business
exchange. will meet In the office of
the general secretary.
The association 10 arranging to
organize = girls chorus for the
benefit of all the club girl mem.
beers OF the y w. c. A. and their
friends. and already many have reg.
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Miss Dabney Entertains
~ Tea

~ = fnrsvsn cpmpliment - Ma
80 Pomerey Dabney. whe leaves
80 10 make her homo In Boston.
~ Faith Dabney snfsrtAinsd a.
- tes hour on "Wednesday In nef
nnnrtmsnt Mrs. Horton Force pre-
$3.50 q the tea tablA
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wrLLrAMspoRr. pa - RidHed
with ~ bullets. body Of erl-dr-xv-d
stranger found In brook In Hebron
township.
---~~--~~-~-~~-~-~-~-~---~~
ley Morrison u chairman OF the
meeting. The program TO b gwen
win be m Sorloww
PApsr--Btory OF the Opera
Mrs Arden 4. nnfsh
s7soe-nAiist from coppeiia -. 90 .Dslfbss
Mis- juliet Ceuitfsrf
veust-Bfindisf. Ia Trasista. Verdi
Miss Ruth Prior
i1Anc--Dss flisEends Hoiiandss. Wagner
Miss A Palmer
veeAl--
ts) va ere sapsss CMar4Ass q
FieArol ........-........ko Mozart
I'D L. Farists d'amor psusf).....
Ma Ennies n. fnxrabsm
Pfas>--itomansa tAidAl Verdi
Mics Irene Hsi,rusch
vocA1--hobsrto n ptAboiA. .Nyerossr
Mrs.. Stanley hsrrfsoa
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6&ENty'

ond Mira r. J. iavAn- Mr.. EDWIN
nay outhrye win be srcomsrnsn for
N. smith and the ushefs are 20 be
N. c. y Davidson. Mr.. William II.
WDnrA Mr. Donald Wilson. MI
unArh ~. Rfake. Mr.. Arthur Simon
- Asr. e J. punSseI A reception
v1n follow for the bridal party and
nue<unate frfcndA
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CLUES FOB MONDAY
Marashsn H,nsersaimnssA CluS
TIA Marathon Entertainment club
Of the w. n. A. of the MAncabe.s
ain give a dance on November : and
. at Norway ball Virginia and
Borcr ava
women's Civic Cub
The women's Civic club win meet
Monday at o'clock ~ the Hossi
Washington
Cresu Lake w. q Z. q.
The Green Laks w. c. r. u. wfrl
hold an aii-day meeting ~ the
Lebanon Rescue home. iito West
ssth st.. on wednesday. November
10. Bring lunch. Take Ballard
North car to West ssth ST. and walk
t~o blocks cart
Daniel Bsgi~y PIT. A.
The Daniel Bagiry PIT. A meets
Monday. November .. at ss3o .. m.
at the school The program WIN be
devoted to the subject Of moving pic
lures Rev. Raymond q. Rees win
speak for the pastors. Mira Ger
trude Morehoure for the parents.
Mrs. Rose stratton. Of the coxy
theatre. fog the producers. and .
pupil Of the school for the Children.
An are welcoma
=
Franklin r. 7. A.
Tns Franklin r. r. A. wfn hold
an evening meeting Monday. No
vcmber .. when -TTafhcrs night.
win BE- observed. DR.. George Gun
ter will b. the speaker. Rafresh-
mcnts win b served and n Ia
hoped mat an parents Interested
viii attend A mort enjoyable eve
ming Is anticipated
ADDITIONAL CLUES
wunsn's Century Cub
Ths regular meeting Of the wom-
ans Century club will be held a. the
Z. w. c. A. membcrS hall. on FRI
day, November ~. The art depart
ment viii have charge Of the pro-
gram, with Mr.. Harriet NJ Shaw ~
chairman
W1sponAn Goidrn Rod Cub
with Mrs Dwight Hiilyer. S2> N.
18TH st.. as hostess. tho Wisconsin
Golden Rod club win meet Novcm-
Der IL Mt IL o'clock
Woodland Circle Of Cliffs Co0
servAtion
The Woodland circle Of Chfids
Conservation league win meet At the
home Of Mrs. u. A. strandbcrg. 1918
Palatinc ave-, on Friday. November
~, at Q .. m Mrs. Sarah r. Cook
will lecture. All members are urga1
TO be present
Bacbeiors' Club nan
The Bschelors club will entertain
its friends At the Masonic temple
Saturday evening. November 10. on
the occasion Of It's Bubble Ball."
Both bathrooms have been obtained
and two orchestras win furnish an
unusually attractive musical pro,
gram. The committee In charge Of
arrangements includes M. Clyde
Rogers, Mr.. Charles BrickeIi. Mr..
Herb Matzdorf. Mr.. Oscar seeger.
MIR. Harry Bold. Mr.. Vernon Kiep.
Der and Mr.. John Miner. chairman.
Allah Chapter No. i65
Allah chapter No. 1855, o. E. a..
win give their third social dance at
the Odd Fellows temple. Tenth ave.
and East Pine ST., on Saturday eve
ming. November IL. 1920. All East
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Allah chapter No. 1855, o. ". a.,
will give their third social dance Mt
the Odd Fellows temple. Tenth ave.
and East Pine St, on Saturday eve.
ming. November IL. 1890. All east
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The Green Iaks w. C. r. y. wfIl
hold an aii-day meeting ~ the
Lebanon Rescue home. 1910 West
ssth st.. on Wednesday. November
10. Bring lunch. Take Ballard
North car to West ssth 81. and walk
two blocks cart
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TIA Marathon Entertainment club
Of tbs w. n. A. of the MAncabe>s
ain give a dance on November Z and
At Norway hall Virginia and
Borcn ava.
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women's Civic C1ub

The women's Civic club win meet
Monday at o'clock ~ the Hossi
Washington
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Ths Franklin r. r. A. vm hold
an evening meeting Monday. No
venbcr .. whom -Fafhcrs night
win b observed. DR.. George Gun
ter will b the speaker. Rafresh-
mcnts win b served and II is
hoped shaf an parents intercsted
viii attend A most enjoyable eve
ming IN anticipated
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The association ID arranging to
Organize = girls chorus for the
benefit of all the club girl mem.
beers OF the Y. w. c. A. and their
friends. and already many have reg.
istcred for the rehearsals. Mr.. Mont.
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"wednesday. November 10, at $40
D. m the business exchange com.
mittee Of the Y w. G. A.. In CO.
operation with Miss Bernard. In
charge Of the association business
exchange. will meet In the office Of
the general secretary.
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ADDITIONAL CLUES
Wosnan's Century Club

Ths regular meeting Of the Wosn-
ans Century club will be held a. the
7. w. c. A. membcrs hall. on FRI
day, November ~. The art depart
ment will have charge Of the pro-
gram. with Mr.. Harriet NJ Shaw ~
chairman
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IA4nsr AM. or.ns NJ r. Church

Tho LAdsew Ala u Grace NJ r.
church. win have their annual sale
and dinner "Wednesday. November 10.
at the church. soth ave 8. and King
ST The sale win bcgin at II o'clock.
and win continue all day. leo cream
and cake win be served From un.
III .. m. a homeoooksd dinner win
BE- served
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rns nahsv 81 Dreams. .onphsns psvss
Coached ~ Esicsna Ia geiistfs
Time Nov o. then
t1ans. Any place n paarytanl -
olamssrianf.
Ths ksnpfs9fsrw. - .Glsvfs 0rAftss
rfsrrstts ......... osTddins zsndorf
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PART IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-01
Advance In Two Directions
-Spartacans' Army
Growing
RENEWAL OF DRIVE
French Government Formally Refuses,
to Permit Tcutons TO Send Soldiers
Into Neutral Zone.

Buder:ch ,Rhenish Prussia, April l.
The Rcichwhr troops have advanced
eastward and southwark and have oc.
capiad Huexe, Haltern and Acnmen
The Snartacans lost three guns in ths
fighting.
Berlin, April 1.-Fighting was in
progress Tuesday evening between ths
Reds and Government troops near
Dirslakcn. southeast of Wesel. the
former continually receiving rein
forcements.
Three fully-equipped batteries OF
heavy artillery have been installed a,
Dortmund by the Reds while trans,
port train with machine guas has gone
70 Iserlohn. southeast Of Dortrund.
The Reds are also forming new cont
pan.cs Of sailors.
a Plauen dispatch says the Red
Executive Council there has issued "A
proclamation declaring that il Eh"
gercral strike is not sufficient I, pr2.
vent the entry OF troons into i" IN
dustr;al district. machinery in the fee
!cries, public huildiags ara houses
belonging tr.lhrp"opcrt yGwnin.
belonging % the proncr. owning
Gases VII ~ destroyed.
\ declaration issuci4by the JOY
crnmcnt yesterday says that the
population OF the industrial district
has been given more than as hours
in which to restore orderly condj-
tons before occupation Of the region
iy the military. which will be car
ried ont With participation Of repre-
scntatives cf the civil aamin;stra-
ton