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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20
Last Evenings
Symphony Concert

The Seattle Symphony Orchestra
gave their second symphony ooocrt
last evening In Scsny han Ths en-
tire program WINS indeed a r.rs treat
not only for tlbe s.iectious Efvsn. but
for the fine Interpretation given shszn
by John spsrwur ana bis entire a.
ohesfra OF artists
The program openeA WIN The
star fpanFied Banncr.- The IRA
number was Tschajkowsty's Sym
phony No. Q. which IN probably not
as well known AZ others OF ths COM
posers works. but met with great
approval In the first movement
there are two themes. one that sus-
ges- tho heavy tread Of fate. and IL
IL this theme which n carried thru
out tho entire symphony. and tho
other a melody which IL said to have
been taken frosN Polish foIksong-
This IL developed and enlarged upon
by the different instrumntx. and
then there In q return to the first
theme The neat movement opens
with Q wonderful song fiks melody.
played by tho horns. then tho oboe
and strinrx A climax In reached
and a now theme given, then \ rc-
turn 10 the first and finally ends IN
q slow. somber manner with parts
OF the second themA Tho third
movement is q waltz. consisting OF
two themes Tho last movement
opens with an Introduction. just n
the first movement doca Tho open
Ing fhcsne h given out by The strings
the second the woodwind. then both
are developed and tho end is . won
derful coda In several parts OF this
symphony solos BY different inssr,t
ments are called for, and In each in
stance they were admirably execufed-
Song az the Rhine Daug1sezs from
Tho Twilight OF the Go'is.- By wax-
ner, was the nert number. Ths part
given at last evenings concert Was
at tho opening Of the third act Of
the play. Then came the overture to
Der Frcsschutx- by Weber. which
contains several beautiful pasag~&
Ever sdnce n WINS first given IN Brr>
lin. IN 1891. II has been enthusiastic
ally received whenever played
Last evenings concert was . suop
ce~s. not only from q musical stand
point but from the wonderful rcndi-
ton given each number By the en-
tire orchestra and conductor.
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G01N4yaA 1asicqRp Ehshl05bsa rrganla = ArfHI5

\
M n Indicated mat me busin@ss and
professional woman OF today IN paf'
ticuiariy well Informed ON matters
81 national and International relA
Tho club has taken an active part
in support OF the shlvatlon Army
drive and viii aid materially IN The
Ted Cross seal drive II has sup.
ported the symphony orchestra and
phony In a financial and an eduoa-
tlonal program ard aims 10 take a
stand on all matters pertaining 10
bs4stua
4. w. G. A. N~ws
The Cosmopolitan club WIN meet
o'clock for club supper Tn the cafe.
tef1a- ~ O'Clock tho members will
10 10 Bible class In tho club rooms.
after which fhrrs win be half an
hour parliamentary prac,inA
io~rhip club will meet for club sup
par In the tea room NJ 9 .. m. 20
be followed By the regular Bible
chiss al J M the HIhls room
AZ sSe wednesday ev~rfnE che
ciris Advisory Council Of the Fed
psrsor TOR Their regular monthly
meeting
Thursday. Tovemh- ~ being
Thanksgiving Gay. the Friends Of
All cub VII not meet
FRIDAY. November ~. ne Arnrfa
at 1880 for lunch and al Ia for
bible study
Friday ev-ufnx n oeio~f ue
AitruA club for business Kfrb will
meet Tor eiub supper In the cnfe-
trriA. AFTER which thor~ win be Bible
study. followed By parliamentary
practice
An of me e'ahs OF ore s~~ccia.
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Symphony Orchestra
Children's Concert

A musical festival for neue soY,r-
win be staged at Mcany han next
Friday Afternoon. when the Seattle
Symphony Orchestra gives rs firsf
special concert for childr~n. Thou
sands Of boys and girls from the pub
lie schools are expected TO enjoy the
af,rsctfv. program Conductor John
NJ Spargar has arranged for the oc.
cnsion. And the little ones from Sc
attie's various charitable institu-
tons. many Of whom have never
heard an orchestra and who have no
parents 10 buy ticketr for them will
be brought TO the auditorium IN mo.
tor carr. ~ guests Of the Seattle
symphony Orchestra Association,
Manager c. r. White announces.
Mr.. Sparrur has selected for the
Friday afternoon program numbers
that win make direct appeal TO the
musical taste OF his young listeners.
and AZ the snme time tend 20 incul-
cate q desire 20 hear more music OF
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On wednesday evening. December
=. ~ Msany han. mo Amphion 70
Getty viii celebrate its 10Th anniver.
-ary. This erceiient orrzniza ton.
which now has an active mems~r.
ship OF 100 OF the best rnais voices
In Seattle. and about 600 snso-
r~ats memtsrx was formed In 1917
with q membership OF Is active and
~ associate u1embera
Claude Madden has b~en NJ con.
ducior and inspiration since It's or.
.rnnization. and Alexander Myers Its
president
Tho Amphfcn society gives two
concerts annually. with weiiknown
arts, soloists. and for the past three
years has been giving two concerts
each s~ason 20 the various Seattle
nigh schools
The fame Of ne Amphions has er.
tended far into the East. ss among
tho best male chor,asea In the United
states
Tho artists eneag~d for ne ami.
vcrzry concert Is Nina Irone Paw.
iositn- me7zo soprano of the Chicago
rrnnd crcrn oomrnsny. Nina Paw.
loain was also for several seasons
leading nsexzo soprano Of the Bosson
grand opern company. and she has
met with sensational success on her
ooncert tourA
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--LATEST IS
|PAJAMAS DINNER

PARIS Trnnce--rajamaa up-
regular hitherto with mary women.
have ieaped INTO bedroom fashion
bsonurs Mia hisfinruett. the revue
artrWa recently gave . dinner Al
which shs delighted her quests by
wearing these garments But the
pa,~mas were no ordinary ones. The
Jacket was richly trimmed with .
cascade Of lace ana the trousers
were 10 harry and bell bot,omed a.
TO rival . skirt In arpcarnnco
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DATES
To Remember

SATURDAY. NovEHBxu re-
ianior 0ufla % the Ofthcr~ffc hoe
pitAl to eeld rhank~siving dance
at tho Nascnie remsie
fenior fessas Seattle psy rur-~vy
uss~ts With Miss hAthsrta> Lsks
1891 itth "
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER FL
hts Phebs Neil rsamsr-n - en-
tsrtsia 81 tea al her hssne 81 the
Husbands. complimentary % Nj.
and Mira cAspar ". CiAFke
MONDAY. NOVEMBER r.
Monday frartlcs club meets Win
Mrs. kfssrt Charlie. fhiiiirs Zoe
isncaeea at itisel
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER ~
hAinieF chapter. y. A. n. to have
sale ~ fancy novelties ssd deli
cst~~-~n dsinti~. tn hall resin
81 Mr. f,esrv'r h-re
Mrs. Lawrence posis's mo<sosi tee
Al suasst club. Z s'cisck
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER &C.
Program Of romantic music al ,
m. ~ the sunset einh nra OTIS
rieyi t@m.-a sad Mr.. Le-ls "a
Ma ~ william crusey-s nash~An
at fsun~~s rtuh
Mr. C~cil@ Nshon-v Ksr~ 80 Miss
Camille Mzhcrsy's surp~r-esne.
az boulevard fnn fu Niss fas
krnes ard NJ Rss~rt Clilsspie
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER ss-
Mr.. and Mr.. cns~rs i<~narsa DUFF
ry's family dtaasr parry
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 81
Cub tee af the Wonsa's rrf~~r-
sty club from . to : vtth nrs
Everett Clarke snd MA Paul
Furt as he~ts-s~a
College Rfxht rally In ne csmmsns
cn the eampuA
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER r.
The marriage Of Miss fsa AGnsv
10 Mr.. Robert n 0iiiespy. with
r~ception following 81 the homo
% M sna Ms lssn~s y Akne~.
psvrts es the triss-sf.et
psrtmoafh- w sshtnrtan festtsff
dance la n q. r. q aFnssry on
the campua
WEDNESDAY. pEcENuxR g.
ftfst % a srrf-s - dsarinf parties
given ~ the rifty Dancing club
at the Yacht eiah
sArt kDAf, DECEMBER H.
ri Beta PIT rorerfty uAEaay AMI
Chrissnss ssi> a. nv<si Washing.
ten. folisv.t ~ . aAaes IN the
evening
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oie fYner Nina Tho conductor WIN
preface the performances with n brief
explanatory talk. pointing out 10 tho
little folk the significante OF caeh
composition and tho manner IN
which the composer has employed
the various instruments and instrts-
mental choirs of the orchestra
The complete program for ths CHI
dr.n'a concert foiiowE
msreh--rhs Trfufnphai nrtsv % ne
BoyarH''. ....s..--.. !. >. ---- liz. ssrees
rvefture-'sWiiiiam Tsu------- ---l-oesanf
Btfirg orchanuA-
..tev.n~ras. .~-- s~hunan
s-sheph~rd'n usy-..--------- - .fsre1nsw
fsuits-sIisnry yIff-. .--. .faint ns
Introd Of ths Cisns
Hcoteb fdy1
Dance OF the Oypu
Jig and Finale
EvsdiHh Ehapsody--tNdrDmm
n
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Nicer for
GoNede Women

Iho college women Of the city arr
anticipating thu college night mixer,
yhich IL scheduled for Friday even.
ne. November 70. ia the commons
- the campua Not 20 be Outcome
~ ne college men. the committee
= charge report there win be an
opesnt on the Mixer Something
nDvd b promised in the way OF en-.
0rfatnment Stunts. jazz. rs well AZ
Doa1 mu<ic, are just few hints as
- what the attractive program viii
- a very informal setacquainted
Gluso b promised and all college
Vumen In the city ar. urged 10 be
URooent on this festive occasion. The
oDmmittsss IN charge are as follows.
Reception commitsee--Mrx. Henry
Lis Ethel coldweIi. Mrs. Walter
Dwges Besis. Mrs Harvey Dens.
oora Mira Edward l.. Mcdonnell,
Duxnr1o. Miss Ethel coldwen,
3ds. walter Burgess Bcals. Mrs.
8Arvsy Densnore. Mrs. Edward
a Mcdonnell. Miss Esther Pal.
~. Miss Mary Worsham. Mrs.
AOwArd Hanson, Mrs.. Marion
00wardA Mrs Harvey Lantz
ond Miss Rose Glass. univer.
~ Of Washington: Mrs. Hcrvey H.
Iubur. swornen's University Club,
I'm. Robert Mills Evans. Collegiate
A1umnae. Mrs. John Travis, weIlcs.
~ Mrs- J. A. slamm. vassar; Mrs.
- A Alexander. Western Univer.
~ Mr.. Wallace MacBriar, Smith
oU0ege: Miss Mfinora Roberts, Stan.
Gsr4: Mrs. Samuel l. Barnes. Mount
401yoke: Mrs. Frederick Bausrnan,
0f1Is College: Mrs. Daniel Trefethen,
2adciiffe: Mrs Leroy NJ. Backus,
2nRnard, Columbia University; Miss
41fh Dabney. Bryn kawr; Mrs.
Aowzrd Waterman. Knox; Mrs. r..
y. BurwelI. OberIin: Miss Carolyn
0gden. Carleton; Mrs w. A. Nc.
Winnie. Brown University, Miss
01ida Howard. University OF Call
1ornia: Mrs J. A. Pease, University
- Wisconsin. Mrs John Bush, Uni.
VuRsfty Of Illinois. Mrs. p. J. Aaron
University Of Michigan: Mrs. J. O.
0ucbanaD. University OF Minnesota,
md Mrn w. b. Bcbb. University OF
Chicago.
Hefreshrnsnt comnittee---Mrs. Tom
01derson. Mrs w. ~. Redfield, Mrs
3Cy Robinson, Mrs. X. S. Mcany,
3n Frank Griffiths, Mrs. Edgar
Bains. Mrs. J. L. Mcpherson. Mrs
n f. Durham. Mrs. A. 8. Burrows,
Nh. q. r. McKerchcr, Miss Dorothy
Wade, Miss Eunice Spencer, Miss
Erna Weeks. Miss Eva Cole and
Mss Ethel Hanson.
Decorating comrnitfee--Mrs. J. r.
sander. Mrs. Alfred Thompson, Mrs.
Charles scmers. Jr.. Mrs. J. Charles
8nfbburn, MIRA w. q. Robinson.
Ma C. A. Andrus. Mrs. Worth
pensn0se, MR.. G. A. Benis, Mis-
Doris 6onerr, Mas Margaret Starr,
Mss Pearl Mcdonnell. Miss Jennie
Cook and Miss Mabel Sheppard.
Program comnlttee--Ara. Arthur
Younger, Mrs. II. IT, Evans, Mrs.
samuel II Barnes. Mrs. Everett
Clark. Mra- Roy Taylor and Mlss
Bc1 Cola
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Miss Semi Becomes
Mrs. Acorn

At the First Methodist Protestant
church Miss Ethyis Mae Sem. Sun
day. became the bride Of Mr.. r. w.
Alcorn. Of Tacoma The Rev. Alfred
T. Fletcher officiafSl Tho bride
was beoomingiy attir~d IN her trav.
cling costume OF blue velour. trim.
med IN seal fur. with hat 20 GORE.
spond. and eorraEc OF ophclia roses.
The young eoupis wer~ attended By
Miss Berdine Octon and the brides
brother. Mr.. A. q. Sem Amer
Dsc-mber ! ebey win b. af home
AZ 1s,o N. Eighth a., TaousnA
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PERFUMED BATH
FOR MAID

PROVIDENCE n IA per.
TUNED bath every night Is on> Of
The Inducements held forth for q
housemaid In a Provi6enoe news.
paper. rich fruits and t7s Q
wesss are also promises The sdver.
t'nns manaecr Of the paper says
the notice vas inserted In good
faith
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Mrs. Shipley


In compliment 10 MIRA J. =. snip.
icy. Of Portland. who n q guest IN
the city. Mrs Charles q. McDuffes
entertained Wednesday with .
charming luncheon Of ~fx covers.
MariEoids arranged IN . low mound
formed an attractive c<ntcrpiecA
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:: WOMEN'S CLUBS ::

SERVED a. f..ss. followed ~, - n
tsresiinx program
OrktffYinn and NirmewaGhs C7uAs
Ths Christifiion and Msnnewaths
clubs VIII Jointly entertain the m~rs
trrs Of both clubs ard their fricnds
on Tharrday. November IS. nj
caristsnsoa's broadway han
Knicssfs Of Columbus nan
Tho Knights az Columbus yin
ceisbrats Thanksgiving with an IN
formal bail 10 BE- held In the
Knights Of Columbus ballroom on
Thursday evening. Novcnb~r e.
The COMMITTEES has arranged for
several novel features TO be present.
ed during tho intern,iwion ard deco
rassons WIN BE- used In keeping with
Thanksgiving. Tbs usual augmented
orchestra win furnish music and All
Knights and their friends are In.
yitcd 90 attend The committee on
arrangements are Charles Mortarfty.
Edward Finncsan. Joseph vidous.
g Easton Conway snd Frank
o'Bricn. chairman
Cnnnt1Ann C3uA
The Canadian club has arranged
. srrics Of monthly dances for the
members Of the club and thcir
frsnd. The firrt m 70 b. given ut
Douglas hall BIS r. Pine IT.. Tues
day evening. November -. to be
followed By others on tho third
Tuesday Of each month
Lunrf 6oc1r<y q Brp0ssvAss1 e
LDcone<ive Frsnsn ard
Enginsznrn
rfs fAdieS society 10 ehe ErvSb-
erhood Of Locomotive Fircmen and
Enginernen VIII give a bszsaar and
Christmas sals on Saturday evening.
Eovembsr 20. at ForcstcrH hall.
s2sh First ava
Ysmg Peoples Mi~Asn
The Young Peoples mission wus
entertained at the homo Of MIRA
Carl Bodln. 2sos Americas a. on
Thurxday evening. November IL A
musicni program was given and re-
freshments served. An enjoyable
evening was spsnt. Mrs. Bodln was
assisted by her sister. Miss Gerda
SchuetzA
State PIT. A
Tho executive board OF me ON
cer1 council OF tho state PIT. A.
will meet F'riday. November 2s, at
noon A regular meeting viii follow
Mt .. m Mrs. Charles Miller viii
give n report on the Washington
Educational associa ton convention
In Yakima Mrr. Jennie II. Nichols.
state chairman OF the educational
committee. win be the speaker.
Subject, Human Education" II IL
desired that all Sheppard.Towne
petitions be brought 10 tho meeting.
Any circles desiring n petition may
have one by telephoninE West
b1s-M
Business and Professional wonprn's
Club
On Tuesdsy. November "a, n sAb
.. m. In the assembly room Of tho
Chamber OF Commerce the Seattle
business and Professional Womcn's
club will hold its open meeting and
Mrs Clarissa Spencer, formerly
executive secretary Of the World Y.
w. C. A.. viii address tho club on
Some Problems Affecting Women
Since this War Al this In q sub
ject Of vital interest al members
are urged to attend and guests are
permitted
Thcrc WIN be hflss Sunday, No
vcmbcr 81. 10 tho canal via trails
called by the Seattle Park board the
most beautiful woodland paths for
pedcstriaus In seattiA Tho group
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Shotcer for Bride-elcct

Miss segr1d Munspn. Whose mar
rage win occur on December 10.
was surprised By . number Of her
intimate friends last Wednesday
evening with . miscellaneous show.
er. Dancing rounded out the even
ing's diversion
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ostrdnder
Dinner Hosts

Preceding the Winter Bxri. which
event takes place on Monday even.
ing. November %. Mr.. and Mrx.
Harry osfrand~r win be hosts at q
dinner OF eight covers ~ their
horna
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Informal Dinner

WIN covers placed for ten Kues.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert J. Rhodes en-
tsrtainec Informally at dinner Thurs
day evening
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E,ttertdinuknt for
Mrs. Stubbs

Nh. Gordon r. shsv - extend
~ Invitations for . bridge tea
Weonesday afternoon. peccmbcr 1.
- cumpIiment TO Mira Aieert
CAariss Stubh Twenty Of tho init.
uass brands OF the honor CUES,
DBvo been hidden
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L0cheon in Honor Of
SDo1cd5te Guest

In honor Of her cousin. Mrs. John
xkemphnl OF Spokane. Mrs Charles
~ Hvwn entertained yesterday with
= unnn Informal luncheon ne her
- n the Willard apartments
~ party later amended the per
GnEunncs ~ tho Moorn
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ADDITIONAL CLUBs


Nv0s N0DfyrB
a childrvu's concert win b given
at Meany hAn Friday. November 70.
At .. m. by the beard Of the
Seattle Symphony Orchestra associa-
Womens auxiliary. Children from
ne many ohildren's homes In Seat
ue win b guests OF the Symphony
board and the Women's auxiliary
win furnish their transportation 60
and from Mesny hall This concert
In arranged especially for children
from the early grades and those
from the high schools. who are
urged 10 attend Tickets wffl be on
nAie At Sherman. Clay a COS and
the Zine Arts room. 1913 Fourth
ava The officers Of the worneu's
auxiliary viii be hos,csses for tho
afternoon
Rawuua PM4 Rcd Oruw Rsu On
MrA Carl siebrand. who IN chair.
man Of tho Red Gross RON call in
Ravenna park district, Including II.
soth IT. 10 cow~n park on the south
and 18th ave- N. n. to 1oth ave. ".
r. urges all those who have not
been solicited or who have been out
when called upon to call Mra gie-
brand At her homo
7anhsgfvtDx Dance IN q. q d
Houston
The annual Thanksgiving dance
and buffet luncheon of the u. X g.
Houton. at 1904 Fourth ave-. Seat
tie, In announced. This dance prom
iscs to b. Of unusual interest. being
the first dance Of the season given
In Seattle by any OF the ships sta
toned at Puget found navy yard.
Dancing . .. m to 2 q. m: buffet
luncheon, midnight ladies invited
BosYvwod Time Club
Tho Borrowed Time club held its
FIRST uynsicale and song service Mt
the University NJ n. church Thurs
day. November IL. D. m A very
interesting program was giveA
wisconsin Goldcnrod Cub
The Wisconsin Goidenrod club held
It's monthly meeting with Mrs.
Dwight Hillyer. 524 N. 18TH st.,
Wednesday. November II. Fifty-five
ladies' were present. Luncheon was
~>~>~~s~~-~~~~-~~~-~~
NJ. Is TO arrive on the U. q. q. New
York the first part OF December,
and win be the guest Of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Oliver ID. Colvin, until
after tho holidays
!. MrA IL y. Tcnch, u Winnipeg.
Canada, In \ guest AZ the, Hotsl Pom
nington-
Mrs. r. !. Taylor. Of Portland. Orr.
arrived Friday TO remain In the city
for a short time. While hero she
win be guest at the Hotel Penning-
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Engagement Announced

Mr.. and MIRA rhorna. Skinner. Of
3acoma. ANNOUNCE the cngag~meu,
~ their daughter Elizabeth. 60 Mr..
Laurence Calvert. son Of Mr.. and
3fA William Calvert jr- OF this
10y. The news was Disclosed NJ an
attractive ira given by Mrs. Skinner
0epfrrx1ny afternoon at her horne In
dArumA Mrs. Calvert and Mrs.
W1nGatr received with Mr~ skinner.
>ee1y Calvert Of Seattle. and Jean
X1nGAfA the sInan daughter of Mr.
- MIA Robert Winxsto of Ia
uuA presented the guests with
Preach ncseEays Of rosc~ and vlolcts
- which the cards Of the engaged
Guupae were attached Both Miss
UkiunRr and Mr.. Calvert were former
unsdsnts Of tho University OF Wash.
1nuorn. where Miss Skinner was a
uembsr OF Delta Gamma while Mr.
Culver was affiliated With Phi Delta
setA fraternity. The wedding will
place In IunA
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ArA n Res Downs has asked
Qhnne twvnsy al her friends TO an
1n8rrmai tea ncxt Tuesday. Sewing
IN cccupS the afternoon hours.
Ia Claude Thompson. OF Betting
mm. and Msss Frances oldham Will
0nninf the hostess at tho tea hour.
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95ss Bdrter to Be
Hostess

NJ Harriet Banter wfn entertain
- Sunday evening with an In
gun1 supper II her home. and on
orodsy Afternoon Miss Baxter win
- - 1oms to her bridge club.
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n cpmpliment 60 her house guc-f.
nA Angus Stewart. Of Vancouver.
~. c. Miss Doris Mitchell cn.
0wenincd with . dinner Of eight
nDv~rs ~ tho Tennis club last eve
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Miss Erizabsth Skinner. Of Tn,
coma. Is tho weekend guest Of Mr..
and Mrs- William Calvert. Jr.
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Mrs Angus Stewart. Of Vancouver.
y. C., who has been the guest OF
Miss Doris Mitchell during the past
week. viii return sunday 10 her
homo
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canada, is = guest AZ tho Hotel Pom
nington-
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MR.. AND MRS. BERT FARRAR
DINNER HOSTS

IN WELCOME TO AND MRS EDGAR L
.
evening
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CLUES FOE MONDAY


Myrtle Social club WIN met Mon
fay. November g. In MAsou:o trim
pIe
W0wu's Cvie Cu1
The women's Civic club Win gsvs
musical t~M at the New Washing
ton from to .. Monday. November
"a For reservation call Mira A ID.
Thompson. Capitol SEA
natnier Camp Ma fS7a Royal
Nc;ghbors Of America. WIN give . no
cial dance and card party Monday.
November q. . .. m In sweflsh
club halt Eighth and onvn All
Royal Ncixhbws and friends invited.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fellows Day
win be tho guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
c. IL Whitolaw for Thanksgiving.
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Mrs. r. I. Taylor. Of Portland. Orr.
arrived Friday TO remain in the city
for a short time. While hero she
win be a guest at the Hotel Penning-
ton.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Ballard. and

Mrn John Hemphir1, Of Spokane.
Is the guest for n few days Of her
brother and sister-in-iaw, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hin Hoover.
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Mrs. Margaret Fisk. ~ Yakima,
was IN the city yesterday, en route
TO Portland. where abe win visit
friends
Mrs. Horton Force I'm yesterday
morning for Victoria, where she will
be Joined Sunday BY Mr.. Force.
They plan 10 DO gone . week
Mr.. Ralph Wilbur, Of Portland n
spending . few days In ths city. q
guest at the Hotel Butler.
Ml3 Fannie Harold Of pawson.
Y. t. b. the guagt Of her sister
and brotheriniaw. Mr.. and Mrs..
John K witherspoon.
Mr. w. r. MIriartl of vai0ss,
Alaska. arrived IN the city yesterday
and win be at the Pennington for q
few days.
Mr.. Fred c. Higgfns, Of wNnona,
who has been tho guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A IA. Smith. has returned
TO his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Baylxrd. and
two children. of Yakima arrived
Thursday. to be tho guests of Mr..
and Mrs William & Kelton until
after Thanksgiving
Mrn John Hemphirl. Of Spokane,
Is the guest for few days Of her
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a. and Mrs. Messcr

HI and Mn Hurry n Mers-r
0eestained with a small dinner at
- home on Thursday evening.
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~. and Mira John Dudley Rob
4tD vim entertain win an informal
0oyprr of eight eovers on Sunday
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Tho Young Peoples mission wns
entertained at the homo Of MIRA
Carl Bodln. ssos Americas a. on
T'hursday evening. November IL A
musicnl program was given and 70
freshments served An enjoyable
evening was spsnt Mrs. Bodln was
assisted by her sister. Miss Gerda
SchuctzA
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Houston
borrowed Time Club

BoRYUWoo Time V1uD
Tho Borrowed Time club held its
1rst nUrsicsie and song service at
the University M. n. church Thurs
day. November IL. D. m 4 very
interesting program was giveA
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The Wisconsin Goldenrod club held
is monthly meeting with Mrs.
Dwight Hillyer. 524 N. 18TH st.,
Wednesday. November II. Fifty-five
ladies' were present. Luncheon was