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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-22
"TATLOR-MADE MAN"
AT THE WILKES

.Thr Tailor Made Man apparent.
~ was a perfect III with The Sunday
audiences nj the wilkes.
The clever story Of tho nudacious
,alior's assistant with big Ideas. who
appropriated cuAiomcrE dress suit.
mixed into high society and talked
himself into t7s .oe0-ayear Job was
unfolded By the wilkes players Ia n
fashion that tickied the crowds.
Bright particular stars In this
weeks Offering arr Norman Feusier.
as the German tailor Howard ftus.
nrIi in the droii role 81 a narrow.
light listed SootEm an. Margaret
Armstrong. as a silly. flirtatious
mother Of n sub deb. Addison Pitt.
an q typical serge EnEiishman. and
Fanrhon Evcrhnrt as tho polite. re.
spectacle. scheming mother o. the
helrcsn.
Tho George Rand undcniabiy reg
is,cred a hit in his Interpretation OF
the leading role. one could not help
feeling tina; he lacked the dash. good
huuior and ginger which tho part
called for. lie was too serious and
unbendlnK.
IL II our opinion that the play
would move faster and more naiinfnc.
ioriiy II Rand and Emmett VoEan.
the now rssmber Of the east. were to
trade characters this week. NuRan
has the needed dash and youthful
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THE 8fdl@e


map u Huna's AFTERNOON audience
az the Moore theatre IL any criterion
MISS Leo isn't biiied az the head
hhef--end she isn't NO single per
son sthiH mas no nhHlnohhl hlkhiil-
oah'el--ean compete WIN an en-
ui' company OF op'rh eihs'in' VINO
ieAl'y sing wei' Anne poie'h opcr"
aot u'hetNealy mas me htoiihr piho'
on NE phL however Mlsa Lee pu"
hor petaonallty hetoss WIN tho ease
% seattle burkihr efaoNihs hii'
~ p'einaeu eppt near W" p"l'e'
H,'''"h- ahe h'ahpA ABOUT Tour is',
ilho ana no aoupt "sishn al OF ~
p.uhuhs put "''iy ounce ana ihch
., hor nuns enc sings sefet"l
ef'i hohsH' f''''ss H'f''h ei'F'i
N'in'H' dances ~" easy h''ph'
changes Gowns TWO or unIcs 'iinss'
81 OF Nhloh ar. a"h' eF.Iy oay
pur as We hala p'lore' Mss 80
"'.o mas p''N",,''i'l' anu ooui'A "i ~
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"SCANDALS or 1919"
AT THE NET

Let us be generous. let us give
credit where credit ia due.
Tho the chorus Girls OF the ''scan.
dals Of 1919" be Of an astounding
sklnnineaa and awkwardnona. and
tho their singing will never make
tho niEhtinRnios jealous. many OF
them are undoubtedly kind 10 their
little grandchildren.
Tho Scandals opened at the Met
ropolitan sunday evening. The girls
Of the company save evidence Of a
hard trip overland. Coming direct
from a successful season Ia New
York. by way Of Iiaffin hay and the
Upper Mackenzie river. tho chorus.
while tramping across tho Obijway
desert. Is reported 20 have gone on n
sympathetic hunger strike with Mac
swiney.
The revue r. a LonRncr. stew.
reminiscent OF many previous din.
neru, with herc and there n piece %
edible meat Duke Rogers. who
owes many apologies 90 Joi.on and
others. IA genuinely funny-in spots.
aud Grace Cameron, the character
woman. does some Of tho best work
OF tho performances.
Here and thoro during the evening
appear flashes OF merit. an In Tho
jazx singing Of the trio OF young 81.
Nltuses and In tho graceful dancing
OF Jack Edwards.
Tho show u featured principally
BY a plquent display OF iawnJarce. a
bedroom scene 81 the naughty.
naughty type. several rinaue Jokes
and an anatomical display OF no par.
ticular interest outside Of a disseet
ing room.
II the two-hour performance WIRE
compressed into a io-minuto yaude-
VILE sketch. tho audience would
probably sit thru the act patiently
n trained seals were the neat mum
bsr Of the program.
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NOVEL ACT HEADS
PALACE HIP SHOW

Fashions a IN Carte" are attrac-
lively supplied 10 patrons Of Loew's
Palace HID with the new show that
opened yesterday. In this novel fash.
lon show. supplemented by n musical
revue. all thu latest wrinkles in swag.
fer gowns for women are disclosed
BY a clever young man who builds a
number Of gorgeous gown creations
upon handHome living models.
a direct contrast 20 this gny BIT OF
frovollty Il afforded by the mental
mnrvels." All RaJah and company.
who Eivn an exhibition OF thought
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ADDITIONAL o.UBs


A poster contest. open 10 any art
student In Seattle. IL announced by
the women'a Auxiliary 90 the Sc.
attic Symphony Orchestra Rnnoeia-
ton--ono contest relative 10 a sym.
phony poster and the other 10 a
Symphony concert program cover.
Two FIRST and second prizes arc
offered for each contest. the first
prize 20 be SIS and the second SO.
All posters and covers should be sent
TO the Fine Ar,H building. i.is
Fourth ave. the contest eioainx DO.
c.rntcr 4. For rul.H governing the
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pep needed for the role Of John Paul
Bart. while Rand should III nicely
into the role 81 the sour heavy Dr
puriavus sonntag. unsuccessful
nuit0r for the hand OF tho tailor
daughter.
Jane Morgan n up 10 her usual ~
colient STANDARD. and plays a small
and rather Insignificant role well.
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by sailing Mrs. g. =, German or any
member Of the committee. Awarda
win be made 90 tho victorious ones
ana the game will begin az 4 y. m.
Tuesday morning the club mem.
beers viii meet 20 sew for tho Day
Nursery association at $50 n. m. at
ChrlatH church. corner ilth and
brooklyn, Mrs. - clifford Reid
Mrn. Archibald Mclean and Mrs ".
H. Wallace compose committee
which viii provide the necessary ma.
torial Tor the aprons TO be- made.
Saturday at .. m. the club win
meet IN the pariora Of the Washing.
ton Annex 60 make final arrange.
mentH FOR the snio OF Christmas seals
Tor the AnuTubercuiosia league
Members are urged 10 attend and
help, Mrs, John lnkstcr. chairman
Of tho committee IN charge. will pre-.
side. The club day for the seal sale.
"a announced. viii be December 2.
A series OF Informal monthly
dances has been arranged hy the
Canadian club OF Seattle 60 be given
Tor lie members and their friends at
Douglas hail. pis r. Pine w. Tho
first II scheduled for next Tuesday
and tho others on the third Tuesday
of every month hereafter.
Card Party and Christmas Basaar
All kinds. Sizes and shapes 81
Christmas articles. useful ana orna.
mental. viii be offered BY the study
class OF Rainier chapter. D. A. r.
with the junior committee 81 the
same. az a sale 10 be held Tuesday
afternoon and evening al tho home
Of Mrs. Eliza Ferry Leary. 1851
Tenth ave. ~. one % the attractive
booths viii be that Offering Puritan
rugs. also delicatcansn tables with
Thanksgiving specials and many
boxes Of home made candy. One
room will be reserved for cards. with
prize for each table. tables % be
reserved By calling Mru byron
Thorpe Carr. Mrs. +. ~ Macpon
aid viii have charge u tho music.
The hostesnes for tho day will be
Mrs. Edward nurwcll. Mrn Richard
A. iailinger, Mrs. May A. bradley.
Mrs. G. @. iifadnrr. Airs. Eaear
iiuekiln. Mrs Edmund iiowdcn. Nra.
David Bowen. Mru John Edward
ChilbcrT. Airs. H. 81 Chittrnden.
Mrs. George Virtue and Mrs on.
bert Meem.
Tho committee on fancy worh Is
composed Of the following Mir
John y. Wagner. Mrn l.. iirrmmer.
man. Mrs.. Katherine Poison. Mrs.
Walter Read. Mira L. X. Loose. Mrs.
John Condor. Mrs. Arthur De Voc.
Mrs Frederick Grlhbie. Mrs. WIN
Parry and Mrs. Philip Rowe. The
ten service committee II comprised
% Mrs, T. g. Ripley. Mrs james
Blake Howe. Mrs. J, T. krppei. MIR
John O. Mathews. Mrs. y. NJ. Jor-
dan. Mrs Howard Josiyn. Mrs. ". 4.
Pond. Mrs, Edwin J Rryburn. Mrs
Robert y. small. Mrs. Arthur whal
icy and Mrs. I. Jones The commit.
toe looking out for the driicatsaaen
IL tho following; Mrs. Robert Enc.
grin. Mrs o. A. Carpenter. Mira =.
W. Chrisweli. Mrs. J. r. Hubbard.
Mrs. David Fryer. Mrs. A. ~ Gould.
Mrs. q. V. Robinson. Mrn. J. l..
f.czier. Mrs Alexander Myers. Mira
G. c. Phillips. Miss Carrie shum.
way. Mrs. J H. soper and Mrs.
George Yancy.
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Miss Day Becomes
Bride of Mr.. MdthesOn

On Sunday afternoon. November
II. IN their own little home in
6uauamish. Miss Anna Laura Day,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Mills
Day. became the bride Of Mr.. George
D. Matheson. in the presence Of i'm
mediate relatives Autumn leaves
and bronze chrysanthemurns In pro-
fusion adorned the pretty little home.
The bride was attired in an after
moon costume Of brown satin. hand
ssomely embroidered In brown and
gold. with which she wore a corsags
of Cecil Brunner roses. Immediate
ly after the ceremony n reception
was held at the home OF the brides
-parcnts. Mr.. and Mrs. John Mills
Day.
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Mrs. Deming to Be
COMMUNICATED

Mrs. Lorsn r. Alien has issued m
gvitations TO n tea tomorrow after
moon. with calling hours from J TO )
O'Clock. complimenting Mrs. William
Arthur Deming. OF Stockton. Cal.
who Is q guest In the city. Miss
Louise Studley and Miss Margaret
McIennan win dispense the hospital.
tsics at the urns. assisted by Miss
~Bernetta Barbour. Miss Harei Allen.
ofkn Tyrone Whitney and Miss
I1.aura Elizabeth Stuart. Little vir.
gtnia Door viii greet the callers at
the door.
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Card Party for Benefit
of Tennis Club

A card party VIII be given at the
homo of Mrs. Thomas Green on
THURSDAY afternoon. December 3,
for the benefit OF the Seattle Tennis
club. Tickets may be obtained from
Mrs. James II. Shaiicnberscr. Capitol
ss7s. and AIRS. Claude c. Ramsay.
Can.fnl qIs
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Birthd1u Celebration

In celebration OF her 18th birth.
day Miss Emily Katherine Davis en-.
.fertaIned a number Of her young
Friends at her home. 1888 Sunnyside
ave, last Friday evening. An en-
joyable evening was spent In games
and music. Miss Emily was the
recipient Of many lovely gifta.
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Refreshments Committee Of Charity

The refreshrent committee OF the
Charity BALL for the benefit Of the
Seattle Day Nurr~ry association. viii
meet with this chairman. Mrn VIII
Ham Thomas Perkins. Saturday. No.
MEMBER 20. at noon In Frederick a
Nelson's tea room
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Barton have
arrived IN the city from San Antonio.
Texa& and have taken an apartment
in the Adelaide Mr.. Bdfton wa.
married m San Antonio. Texaa. to
Miss Edna searle on October 81. and
they spent a short honeymoon visit
ing points in California.
DR.. J. r Gilbert VIII return today
from several weeks spent In the East
Mrs. Gilbert win remain untl about
December Is
Mr.. James II. Walton Of Monomi.
nee. Mich. arrived Saturday TO be
tho guest Of Mr.. and MR.. y. L.
Singleton until after the hoiidayn.
Mr.. NJ p Bailey. who has been a
guest at tho Hotel Washington for
the past week. Ia planning 20 leave
in few days for twomonths trip
in tho East. before returning TO his
home in San Francisco.
Mrs. John Davis. with her mother,
Mrs. Rufus Smith. and small son.
John Davis. Jr.. left recently for Cali.
fornia where they plan to spend the
next four months.
Mrs Charles r. whIsfles~y WIN re.
turn from Spokane this evening az.
ter spending several weeks there
Mrs J. y. Morris OF Lewiston,
Idaho. who has been the guest Of Mr..
ond Mrs. c. u. Rhodes for the pas,
two months. left Tuesday Tor her
home.
Mr.. Angus Stewart. VINO has been
the guest of Miss Doris Mitchell for
tlie past week. left last night for her
home In Vancouver. -. C.
Mr.. Harold Mcckiern Of Portland
spent Saturday In town. returning
the same evening 10 his home.
Mrs. Walter shIei win be the r-Iess
Of her parents in Spokane until after
Thanksgiving.
Capt and Mrs. Elmer r. Fos- are
coming down from Fort Casey Wed.
resday 10 be the guests Of Mrs. Foss'
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Booth. for Thanksgiving.
Col and Mrs. Basfl Lenoir left last
night for their new station In
| Charleston " r.
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Thanksgiving Dinner
Hosts

Among those who are planning 10
entertain at dinner on Thanksgiving
day are Dr. and Mrs. Frederick
Bentley. who win have eight guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Leithead are
having a family dinner OF twelve;
DR.. andeMrs. Richard o'Shea viii
entertain twelve. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Y. Thurston win have six
guests. and MFR. and Mrs. c. II.
whitelaw have extended invitations
TO twelve members Of their family
and friends.
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Dinner Planned

MI. and Mrs Howard burlington
1ar. and Mrs Allan salnaye. Mrs. s.
l. Davidson and Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Ifndall with Charlotte and Robert
Tindall. are planning TO have
Thanksgiving dinner at snoquaimis
Lodge
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Luncheon for
Bridal PdrtU

In compliment TO Miss Ruth Nor
ton and the maids Of her bridal
party. Miss Gladys Eppcrson and
Miss I.urllne Brown will entertain
next Friday afternoon with lunch
con 1T the Arctic club.
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OPERA AND "PERSON-
Atty GIRL At MOORE

For sheer personality Miss laurel
Lee has iiaEen j. Titus. Ole Hanson
and pr. Matthews hacked off the
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BRIDGE Luncheon

Nrs- Peter Andrae has extended
anvinfions for a bridge luncheon Of
twelve tables. 10 be given at her
mono Tuesday afternoon. Novcm
Der 50
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bur,ceU
Plan Dinner

Preceding the Winter Ban. Mr..
and Mrs. William t. Burwsll will
be hosts at n dinner Of twelve
covcrA
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contest. call Mrs Irene Ewing Davis.
Pine Arts room. MrH, q. r. NJ. Pratt
II chairman Of the following commit.
tee. Mrs. Farseu H. Lilly. Mrs.
Joseph Blrthen. Mrx u. G. Beck and
Mrs Davis who. with two members
% tho fans Arts society. Mr.. Arthur
fsoveiace and SIR. y. Taarma. Will Ac,
an judges.
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Ballard High School PIT. A

A business meeting Of Ballard
High School PIT. a viii he held at
2.45 p. m. in the lunch room OF the
school, to be followed by a program
In charge OF Webster PIT. A. Vocal
solo by Miss Orah Anderson; violin
solo. Miss Constance Turnbull, and a
plano number by Miss Belle Field
Knuttson. Mr.. Frank Burrows,
county superintendent. will talk on
Taxation"
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Activities Of Canadian Woman. Cub

Tuesday evening at 5.ts o'clock the
Canadian Woman's club will enter.
tain with ono o. Hs popular card
parties in the Eastern star club
rooms. 1890 Arcade building. Mrs.
John Inkster. Mrs. Thomas couison.
Mrs. Elweil Barnes. Mrs A. r.
uuser. Mrs. w. ". Doniey and Mrs.
william Campbell comprise the com
mltice who viii conduct tho affair.
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transferenoe as entertaining ~
baHiiuR.
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DATES
To Remember

- n - A-<k
To Remember
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER a.
haiuirr chapter. u. A. r.. 20 have
sale Of fancy novelties and DELI
catsssen daintie. IN ball room
81 Mrs. Leary-s hons
Mrs Lawrence nogie's musical tee
al Sunset club. o'eleek
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER Sc
Program % romantic music at p.
m. a. the sunset club. Mrs OTIS
fioyd tamson and Mrs LAWS n.
Peoples hosteH-r.
Mrs. a. william crcsby's iuaeheSn
st sunset club
Mr. Ceelie MAhon-y Kane and Miss
Camille Mahonsvs sapper.danee
at boulevard Inn far Miss taa
Agnew and Mr. Robert Gillespie
M. and Mrs n~rs Fsrrar. dinner
party IN welcome 20 AR, and
Mr. Edsar 4. WEBSTER
Miss t.afiine nfe~n u 20 entertain
with an informal dinner ~ home.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER rs
Afr. and Mrs 0lihsrt i.~Raron pas.
ry's family dinner party.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER Sc
Club tea at the wemeu- rnfver.
uty club from 10 8. With Mr.
Everett clarke and Nrz Paul
Ferd as hesfeen.s
College uixht rally In tho commons
on the sampuA
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER IT.
The marriage OF Miss fza AEnsw
60 AIR Robert a Cliisspy. with
reception following at the home
Of NJ ard Mrs james y Agnes
parent. Of IN. trtdeseisct
Dartmouth w anhinEtea foateati
DANCE In r. o. r G. Araory 90
the campus
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 70
Writer Rail ~iii take place IN Ma
sorif temple
Mr. and AIRS. Harry y o-rnnfer
wiu be hosts AZ dinnsr
Mr. ard Mr.. william r. nar~eu
10 - eihner hosts Al hofna
WEDNESDAY. DEfEunER -
Ms uordon r. sha~ 20 entsrtafn
~ith = bridge tea. rosn piituentinF
Mrs sfhert Charles stush
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER a.
flrrt % n series 81 tgncins narfis.
given BY tho Fifty Dancing club
81 the Yacht club.
sArrEDAN. DEcf-sngR H.
~ BETA Pat sorority Hasaar ana
Christmas sale al Hotel washfns-
ton. fsllo~ed by a dance IN ths
evening.
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Thursday Musical Club to Entertain

Members Of THURSDAY Musical club
Will five an evenings entertainment
a, the homo OF Mrs. v. W. osKrefc.
tsis Aurora ave- November ~. for
the pleasure % their families A
program by local artists will be given
and refreshments wfll 10 served
during the evening.
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Capt and Mrs. Elmer r. Fos- are
coming down from Fort Casey Wed.
nesday 70 be the guests Of Mrs. Foss'
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Booth. for Thanksgiving.
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| mrtnpcfAhtp drive u on. tho prize To
bc given TO the room that peruuades
tho most mothers 20 the meetings.
Refreshments will be served and a
nursery win be provided for the
young children.
Fcrtson 1hyEcsen Auxiliary
A 6 o'clock dinner. followed by a
card party. viii be given by Fortson.
ThyEcsen Auxiliary 60 u. \. W. v.
In Veterans hall. the Armory. TO
which tho veterans and friends are
invited.
Eastern Star Club
An Eastern stars and friends are
invited 60 tho card party 10 hr given
at y. m In tho club rooms. 1920
Arcade building.
woman's Auxiliary "a lloyd T.
Cochran Post. No. 40
Tho regular business meeting Of
the woman's Auxiliary O. Lloyd r.
Cochran Post. No. 40. ell be held a,
y. m. In the city hall, Ballard ave.
Seattle Lcige No.
Seattle lodge No. :. Degree Of
Honor. auxiliary 60 Evergreen lodge.
A. O. L. W. viii give social and
dance at . y m In Evergreen hall.
Arcade building. All friends invited.
laurel Camp. -. 1898
Members are requested 10 come for
special business nj the meeting OF
Laurel camp. 3sss. Royal Neighbora.
In Swedish hall. at ,. M.
Seattle Businr~ and Professional
Nom~n's Club
Seattle business ard Professional
Womrn'n club In the assembly room
81 tho Chamber of Commerce at 6sss
p. m Miss Ciari~aa Spencer. former
~ executive secretary 81 the World
Y. W. c. A. viii address tho club on
Some Problems Affecting Women
since the War" A this IL a sub,
icct OF vital interest. all mrmhrrs
are urged 20 attend and guests are
permitted
Cosmopolitan Club Of v. w. G. A.
Cosmopolitan club Of the Y. W. c
A. In tho cafeteria at 6 o'clock Rsbis
class at Z. followed b. a half hour
OF parliamentary practice
Csirif, Club
cai-sdh club. with Mrs. Thomas
Dempsey. ieso Boylston ave- at /
O'Clock.
Parliamentary Procedure Class
/ Parliamentary proccture class Of
tho women's Century club In the
put,on reom. Y. W. c. A. at
q IN
Annual Iunehcon
Seattle Council OF jewish Women
viii hold ia regular annual innch~on
at tho Washington hotel Tuesday At
D. m. l. win also include tho reg
ular session Mrs. A. Dinkelspici.
Seattle delegate 10 the trsrnriai at
Denver. has returned and will speak
during the afternoon
Seattle Women. Cnb
Tho class In literary Interpretation
OF tho Seattle Womea.a club. Mrs.
Marie Becbe. leader. viii meet at
tn. home Of Mrs. T. c. McGrath. al
Harvard N. on Tuesday. November
-. az o'clock. Tho Current Topics
department VIII meet At z.20. The
program win b, historical In com.
fnsmovauon Of the first American
colonization.
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Col and Mrs. Basfl L,enoir LETT last
night for their new station in
Charleston. n. c.
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&TNy,a!|||A!'G|||!9g'g;|le'!ll

to be- held at the school at p. m. \
mombcrahip drive Is on. tho prize 10
DO given 20 the room that poruuades
tho most mothers 20 the meetings.
Refreshments viii be served and a
nursery win 10 provided for the
young children.
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Miss Helen Reynolds will talk on
''Educatiye Play" following the bust
ness meeting OF Interlake PIT. A.
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Writer'S Club

Writcrs' club will meet at 3 p. m
In the Erickson club rooms. Y. w
G. A. Papers will be read by Mrs
James Sullivan. Mrs. II. Il. Charlton,
Miss Libby Brewer and Miss Helen
Maring.
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Ladies' Hose 35c

Buster Brown brand OF
Hosiery; gray. brown. black and
white; reinforced toes and heels.
Sizes sis 90 10. Special. 3
pairs for S1.OO.e
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Wy Knot KIub

-Four new mernbers win be initi
ated at the meeting Of the wy Knot
Klub at .. m. with Miss Eva Lund
stedt. 1908 nth ave. ". T..
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Mrs. Walter shIei win be the guest
Of her parents In Spokane until after
Thanksgiving.
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Mr.. Harold Meckiern Of Portland
spent Saturday In town. returning
the same evening 10 his home.
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Members are requested 10 come for
special business at the meeting OF
Laurel camp. 5sss. Royal Nelghbora.
In Swedish hail. at : ,. m.
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Mr.. Angus Stewart. who has been
the guest Of Miss Doris Mitchell for
tiie past week. left last night for her
home In Vancouver. b. C.
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An Eastern Stars and frlenda are
invited 90 tho card party e. hr given
at y. m In tho club rooms. 1920
Arcade building.
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E3 E.szssssE' - III
3 ICIL1br1s
CLUBS FOR TUESDAY

Council Of Sexhurst Park Minute
Women
The Council Of Seahurst Park Min
ute Women will meet at 2:3o p. m.
at the school house
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r~tsop IhyEc-en Auxiliary

A 9 o'clock dinner. followed by a
card party. viii be given by Fortson.
rhyEcsen Auxiliary 60 U. \ W. v.
In Veterans han. the Armory, TO
which tho veterans and friends are
invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-22

Mrs J. y. Morris Of Lewiston.
fiaho. who has been the guest OF Mr.
ond Mrs. c. -. Rhodes for the pas,
two months. left Tuesday Tor her
home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-22
Seattle Busincr~ and Professional
Women. club
cormope,Itsn Club Of Y. w. c. A.

Cosmopolitan club Of the Y W. G
A. In tho cafeteria at o'clock. Bible
class At Z. followed b. half hour
Of parliamentary practice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-22
Seattle Ledge No. 7

Seattle lodge No. :. Degree Of
Honor. auxiliary 90 Evergreen lodge
A. O. L. w win give social and
dance at > y. m In Evergreen hall
Arcade building. All friends invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-22

Mrs Charles r. whItt'esry WIN re-
turn from Spokane this evening at.
ter spending several weeks there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-22

soft r1ceccd Union Suits that
win wear well: high neck and
long sleeves; ankle length; ecru
color: medium weight Sizes
1912 only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-22
Woman's Auxiliary "a lloyd T.
Cochran Post, No. 40

The regular business meeting Of
the woman's Auxiliary 60 Lloyd T.
Cochran Post. No. 40. ell be held AZ
$ y. m in the city hall. Ballard ave.