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Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-11

September 5oth of Automobile Inspector Ralph C. Young. Mir Bill finds that MT. Young's death was caused by being struck in the right breast by a sec tion of railing from a state road fence with which the automobile in which he was riding collided, on the highway near Brooklyn. The railing fractured his chest. causing a puncture of the right lung. Coroner Bill finds that the driver of the car, L. E. Cunneen vSs responsible for the accident charging careless and negligent operation of the machine. The case has been placed in the hands of State Attorney Charles E. Searls, of Put nam.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-11
DANIELSON

Little Agne. Smith, 10, although not seriously injured narrowly escaped death at Davville Wednesday morning when struck and knocked down by a motor truck owned by County Commissioner l-rgele LaFrance of Central Village. At first it was believed the child's leg had been broken, but her father. Joseph Smith. who is a crossing tender for the New Haven road at Dayville, said that an sxa nination by pr. Warren A. Tanner of Danielson did not reveal any such seri- ous injury. A tap from a newly soled shoe was torn off when the little girl was knocked down by the truck
 Mr Smith said that he understood that hi. daughter ana some other children had just gotten of anoter motor vehicle on which they had been given ride by an
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-11
DIED,

HALEY-In Pasadena, Cal. Nov. 10. 1920, Camilla R. Haley, formerly of Norwich, aged 24 years. Boston, Mass. Nov. l. 1920. Helen Shahan Murphy. wife of Ed ward S. Fields, Jr., formerly Of Nor wich.
 Broadway. Friday morning at sac Solemn high mass of requiem in St. Patrick's church at 2 o'clock. Inter ment in St. Joseph's cemetery. Auto mobile cortege. sEyIN-In this city, Nov. ., 1920, Blanche N. Sturtevant, wife of Frank D. Sevin.
 Funeral at her late home. PIT Laurel Hill avenue, Thursday afternoon. Nov. II, at 2 o'clock. Burial in the family plo; in Maplewood cemetery.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-11
MARRIED.
LENITSKY

- CUSHION In MontvilIe Nov. g, 1920, by Rev. John Francis Xavier Quinn, Fred W. Levitsky of Norwich and Miss Ida Cushion of Montville
 1920. by Rev. Boynton Merrill, Irving k. Miron and Miss Elizabeth G. Barnes. BELLEFLEUR-AUTH CoIches- ter, Nov. 10. 1920, by Rev. J. H. Ford. Oliver Bellefieur and Mary c. Authier
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-11
Rection Expenses

Hermon J. Gibbs of Yantic. candidate for representative on the democratic ticket. has made his report to the town clerk that his election expenses were a contribution of s25 10 the treasurer of the democratic town committee.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-11

California has more than double rhs area of all New England
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
INT u 81 c
HV1 In Seattle
Conducted by
LOUISE ANNABLE
Amphion Society Gives
Delightful Program

Last evening The Amphion society
gave their first concert Of this sen,
son IN Meany hall IL was the tsnth
anniversary Of the founding of the
organization. ana thu completion Of
ten years Of musical activities along
that line. Seattle may wail b proud
Of such an organiz.tio As 1t IA con
nider~d one Of the finest male
ehoruses In the West II In only
thru conscientious work By each
member and the untiring efforts Of
Claude Madden. their dirpctor. that
they have forged steadily ahead 10
their presrrt success.
Apropos OF the oooasion the pro
gram contained selections that have
been favoritcs Of past years and the
audience. which filled tho house TO
capacity, greeted zach number with
prolonged applause.
Tho chorus. which consisfs Of
moro than 100 voices. sang admir-.
ably. Their harmony was excellent.
and shading and sone coloring very
effective MFR. A A. owen. tenor.
and Mr.. Frank NJ. Mouiion. baritone.
gave incidental solos with the chorus.
and their singing. received m~rifed
applause. winter Bong by Bullard.
Tho Trumpetsr- BY Dx. Dudley
Bucks -on tho Sea- and italian
Salad" by Genoa. were the most en-
joyable numbers OF tho first part OF
tho program. IAN Thru the Night"
an old welsh melody. received such
prolonged applause that II was re-
pcaind. -Sldnros'' by Protheroe, The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09

Mr.. ana Mrn IL W. Beecher and
son Ward left Monday for . short
trip 10 California
Mr.. ana Mira Joshua Grc>n. with
their small son Joshua. are ieaving
tonight for Jackson. Miss. where
they will BE- joined by their two
daughters Bentonia and Frances.
who are attending school In the
Fast. and spond Christmas Ia the
south
Mr.. and Mira clifford oufiism have
come in from suauamish. where they
spent the summer. and have taken
an apartment at tho Pennington for
tho winter months.
Mr.. and Mrs. George sackett and
Miss Martha Hackott have removed
from lie itth ave- n. 10 1910 Goth
ava
Mn. Hsrrfnpn Eaton Harvey and
children. Of Petersburg. Alaska. are
en- route 10 seattle for an extended
visi, with her mother. Mira T. w.
Mcsinnia
spending several months In Northern
Canada. viii return to spend the
holidays with his family.
Mr.. William parthurrt Braw1ey
ain return 10 Hpcnd Christmas with
MIS- family. after a sir months 40
journ in New York city.
Mr.. Edison hccrc~ry. son Of Mr..
and Afra Hugh Wilson Mocreery.
has returned 10 his home after u pro,
tractrd illness In a hospital al Van.
eouver. u. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Wilson An
drrws arc receiving messages OF r.,
iicitaiion on the birth Of a daush.
tor Tuesday In the Seattle General
hospital Mira Andrews befor. her
marriage was Miss Florence Bailalne
sfr. Waiter Donahce. who n At.
tending Yale. will arrive about De
oembcr rs 20 spend the holidays with
his parcnta. Mr. and MrS. Mlchani J
Donahoo
Cot narfl L~noir. q. r. A.. and
Mrs Ienoir. who have recently Dc.
parted from Seattle. are located al
Fort Howard. near Baltimore. Nd
Tn.Sr further orders Lieut.. rrnn
els Alien. Y. 4, G. O.. and Mrs. Alien
arr residing at tho Mckay apart
mcnts.
Miss katherine Mccry. who has
recently roturn~t from an extended
i'rir "a the Orient. IN tho house guest
of Mr.. and Mira T. q. Horton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09

Rosary The Lost chord- by suffi
van and Foote's -B1douin Song were
other favorites.
Tho society shared honorB with
Nine. Irene Payloska. mezzo-soprano
Of the Chicago grand opera com
pany. who was the soloist OF the
evening. she Possesses a very agree
able volce Of good quality. Her sing.
ing wns . treat. and she won her
audience from the first For her
opening number she gave III chiana
Mimi" from Ia Boheme.- which WINS
beautifully given and met with great
applause. For an encore SHE gave
ths .Habanera- from Carmen"
Other numbers were Morning" BY
speaks. 1--WE Been Roaming." an old
English song; -wbsn Day Is Done"
by Claude Madden. and masscnefs
-ouvrs ties yeaux bleuea- For en-
cores, which she gave most gracious.
~, she san. THE siumber Boat" and
Nevin's Mighty LAX . Rosa
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R|MPLY? WELL, DON'TBE
People Notice Il Drive Them
OFF with DR.. Edwards
| Olive Tablets

A pimpiy face will not embnrz4 ycu
much longer II you get a package Of
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets The skin
shouid begin 10 dear after you have
talsrn the tablets a few nights
Cleanee the blood. bowels and hvrF
with Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets. the
nucresful substitute for czlomci: thcre's
no sickness or pain after taking them.
Dr. Edwards Olive TabLcts do that
which czlonel doeS and Just as effcc-
lively, but their action Is gentle and
cafe instead Of severe and irritating.
No one who takes Olive Tablets Is
ever cursed with dark brown taste
q bad breath. dull. hstless. no good"
feeling. constipation. torpid hver. bad
disposition or piniply face
Olive Tablets are purely vegetable
compound mixed with olive oil: you viii
know them by their olive color.
DIR. Edwards spent years among pa
tents afflicted with liver and bowel
complaints. and Olive Tablets are the
immensely effective result Take one OF
two nightly fox a week See how much
letter you feel and look. l5c and 30cs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
Abbie Howard Gives
Pleasing Concert

On Monday evening Miss Abo'c
Howard was heard In conosrt ut the
First Methodixf church s7,s Is a
native Of Seattle. and bas received
her trimming here. and n was quite
apparent from her first appearances
In recital that n great deal may De
expected from her In the future
Miss Howard po.srrres a very
pleasing soprano voice Of good quail
ity. As her program progrea'ed she
seemed TO gain poise and confidence
her last few numbers showing de-
cided Improvement over hcr first ne
leciions Miss Howard has not
studied for any great length OF time.
but her work showed conscientious
effort. as wen AZ musical ability.
~Boocs Doiorona." by sibeita- I'm Bel
Di.- from Madame Butterfly"
when Love In Done" by claude
Madden, and Arditi's waltz song.
III Racio," were the most pleasing
numbers sfisr Howard was enthust
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
Faculty Wives Club
n Meet

The Faculty Wives club Of the
Cpigersify Of Washington win meet
Monday. December IL, nj the Faculty
club house on the campus This Will
b. the regular Christmas meeting
that has been held annually for n
number Of years. at which time the
members bring gifts for the children
OF the Theodore home, the Washing.
ton Children's home. and prepare the
candy for the children's Christmas
tree. Mrs. Joseph Harrison will con.
tribute a group Of songs. The host.
esses for the afternoon Will be Mrs.
Herbert Condor and Mrs. John Con.
dom
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DATES
To Remember


FRIDAY. pErENmxB Se--
Mrs w w. fwr~ons tea a. tire
Sunset club from srrff
O'Clock. In compliment 10 hef
daughter. Miss Ro.Amsna Par
sons
Musical. az IN. wsn~us univ~--
str club. vits Mrs Ia Hoy
backus and hrs rie.. a. hsss-
s-@er
Mr. John X. w1the~rpsss.s IN
formal tea a, home IN eompii-
rens 20 Miss Fanny naroid
SATURDAY. DECEMBER III
" fl~ta PEI sorority nasasr ara
Christmas sale At Hotel Washfnx-
tor. foiio~ed By danes In the
svrntnr
Miss Meniea Huxs--' ,s. from 10
o'clock 81 ice ihh ~.
Ms n. N Eariinxs iuaehssa .,
tns sunset eiah
MONDAY, DtCxMuEH Is
Tea In compliment to Miss Anna
prrw ysne~ 81 the home 81 Mrs
mare ant NsA W. n Mw~ia -
"WEDNESDAY. uErENHEu Is
s~vtns and diversions 81 ts- sus-
so club AZ . eeioch TA~ hess-
- ~nl ~ MIS- william W.
fssss sa< M. ossrxs w. rur-
seiL
rHtRsDAr. DErENngn ss--
Mr. and Mrs william L. usddsv-s
daneins party at the aansst elrs.
IN con riim~nt to sh@is 1saghtar.
nns Elizabeth u>daes.
rrxSDAy. DECEMBER 49,
Charity bail. undsr The snsrs~ss %
the seattle Dag Ssrssy sssosis-
tton-
WEDNESDAY. DECEWnER so--
Musicale at the sunset club a.
D m. Mrs Edward & Garrett and
Mrs Jena "a Hewitt hasfs..<.
DC. and Mrs " Welfan rounrs
dancing party at the sunset club
for thsir daughter. MLss Betty
reanz.
rirRspAY. DECENnrH sa-
Ths Misses Nancy and taurz Hrs-
orr win entertain sish . holiday
dance AZ their homa
Mr. and Mrs Reginald H ParsanT
masausrads dance AZ N. Yacht
elub. In compliment 10 Nl<s Anns
Parsons and Miss Anlfa Hal BAN
Of Frovidsnes. H. 4
SATURDAY. yASuARx g.
fnteriAken Gsiids esnee 81 the
rseht club for the sssef1t 81 the
chiidFsn's orthop>sfsc hospital
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Campfire Girls
to Hold Grand
Council Fire

~
49, tne lamp
.'ss ene Eua,uiansniTl
49, es' nour' MIS- fred
D. ., ' a "'o"n anu MISS
, .- VII s"s grand
sss np'p'N1"y Hpisoopai
.., r'S D''n- spec'" INV.
$3.50 ~ -. 7" nnotners and
- s'1 !" "i- groups. ANY
,.iN $500 "'.,es'e can secure
."'''.ns W oanns UP heada,iar'
49,. o|v' sa c"uhch
" os mummy cere'
~ s pe uiae IL II
-. po.
ss' -"e' ''',ae' evening at i'sv ",
ie'1 V.'s ~" rssuia, fneeung Of
80, s socia'ion WIN DC
''u i"H '''7e,us ~ TOT Ruardinns'
sV. nv" suarui"ns an opportn
- 10" ieE"if cere'
'n''''a' - con'io''."o ana also 10 give
va u''''s WIG nave Deeh WORKING
~ no'i a' iuhh' 70 hh'' these
a~u ns cer.n'ohni WIZ DE
eohu"c''a py Miss NUN brown. ex
Sau's sscreuiry.
VI SATURDAY OF IN" week the
camp site cohnittee " again going
- eel.
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Bridge Tea for
Miss Celleyhdm

Mrs. w. Il. Waldo entertained with
= delightful bridge tea at her home
last Saturday afternoon IN honor Of
Miss Adellne celleyham. whose en-
gagement has recently been made
known. Three tables were In play.
Joined by additional guests at the tea
ho1Ir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09

asticsfiy sppisuded and gave SEVERAL
delightful enoorer
Mr.. Claude Madden. vsoiinisf- ana
Arviiie Belstad. pianist were the no
Sitting artists. both contributing sew
eral delightful numbers TO the pro
gram
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
Young Ladies to
Attend Ball

Among the young misses who VIII
nttend the ball Mt the navy yard
yS5dny evening viii be Miss Muriel
Wnserhouss. Miss Harriet Baxter.
1Gins Wiz GINA sheahan and Miss Ger
n1alne jackson. Miss Waterhouse
ana Miss Baxter win Be dinner
gu>sts aboard the Y. s. =. Wyoming
ana Miss sheahan and Miss Jackson
vfll dine on the u. s. 8. AiissoulA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09

Auxiliary 10 Seattle post No. I
American Legion. win hold its regv
bar meeting Friday evening. Decerh|
Der 10. at o'clock In vetsrans haf1
Arrnory. and later WIN help deoorat'
for the ball TO be gwen on saturda.
evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
Federation Of womcn's Clubs Scils
seals

Workers In the Christmas senl
booths tomorrow will be from the
City Federation of women's clubs.
chapter V. r. n. o.. In Media Re.
clionian, Acacia and First Methodist
Church Aid society. The evening
booths will be filled with the Grade
Teachers club. with Mrs. Lucy NJ.
Hughes. chairman. Mrs. Hughes
workers are Miss Clara Rundlctt.
Miss Gertrude Smith, Miss Edna
Audett. Miss Dell Laughlln. Miss Lu.
ella Beemhuis. Miss Florence Me
Lachlin, Miss Jane Barser. Miss Jane
Twomey. Miss Charlotte whitcomb,
Miss Bertha Trap. Miss Gertrude
Boggs. Miss Ada Hen Holmes. Miss
Mary II. Bell. Miss Almira stoweri
Miss Marjorie shsckelford. Miss Lois
cavan, Miss Luclla Hay. Miss
Frankie Sullivan. Miss Fcmeline
Knotho and Mrs. w. w. Lathron
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black tulle. with gold ornament
The wedding party and Intimate
friends proceeded to the Louis room
Il the Hotel --ashington for a buffet
supper. at which Mrs Abner Brown
ANA Mrs.. George Ncwiove. Mrs II.
!. LAvmn and Miss Marion Wheaton
assisted In tho ho~pltaiisies- Here
the same color scheme was cbscrved
IN decoration. with standards OF
ekryxanthemums and feathery
ere<ns placed effectively about the
roam. Or. and Mrs. Smith left Inn
mediatrly for their wedding Journey
u New York. Boston and Phiiadcl
phia. the bride travelling In = smart
model Of brown duvet dc iaine. made
with panels Of the material. faced In
grange georgetta. Her small hat was
of brown velvet. offnct with an
orange ostrich feather. With this
~ yuore q squirrel coat Mrs. Smith
- I student n; the University OF
Washington. and member Of
Gamma Beta Phi sorority. DIR. Smith
= I graduate OF the University Of
Pounsylvania. and studied extensive
n abroad. At present hs II In
ehnrws Of the department Of psychoi
81 Il the University Of Washing.
TN. On their return. DIR. and Mrs
0m1th will be temporarily at home
- lloe Z. s2nd ST
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
scatfln CpunciI Of Minute Women

Seattle Council Of Minute Women
will hold its regular monthly meet
ing In tho Assembly hall OF the
Chamber OF Commerce. Arctic build
ing. at . o'clock on Thursday. De.
cefnber 10.
Discussion Of The Rogers BIN. now
before congress. will DO In charge
OF Mrs. X. ". Weeks.
Mr.. John Speed Smith. chief nat.
urallzaton examiner. will DO the
speaker OF tho afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
Commander and Mrs.
FearelI Dinner Hosts

Preceding the ball TO be given RI
Any evening In the Bremerton
armory. Commander c. c. Jewell.
o. 3. NJ, and Mn. Jewell will enter
tain with a dinner on the receiving
ehfp Philadelphi&-
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performed Sunday afternoon. Hov.n-
b~r 2s. at 4 o'clock. In 81 Marks
Episcopal church. with the Rev. John
y. MCLAUGHLIN reading the service. IN
tho presence Of relatives and int.
mate friends Mr. and Mrs. Tliforf
win after January rs make their
home mt the Pierpont hotel In Homo.
lsirl
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MARRIAGE Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Ira J. Davis announce
the marriage Of their daughter. Hell
en- Louise, 10 Mr.. Raymond Allen
Tnford. son OF Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond y. Ti6ord The ceremony was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09
Arnericanszation ncpartmcut

Tho Americanization department Of
the Women's Century club win meet
in the Dalton room OF the Y. w. c. A.
Friday. December 10. at y. IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09

Crkt Church Parish Rnnssnagr Sale
The women Of Christ church par
l-h win hold . rumrnage sis ~
shaw's show case siorrhou--. ..ish
Firm ave. Friday and Saturday. DE-
cember 10 and IL. at q IN
woodland rzr, Presbyterian Basasr
Woodland Park Presbyterian
church viii bold q bsxaar Friday.
December 10. nj 1874 seoond ava
Wa~hfngtsa BmirvnrS w. G. 2. q.
Washington boulevard w. c. T. y.
WIN serve lunch in the chapel At sist
ava and Madison st. IL 20 .. m
Friday. December 10. Take on anti.
narcotics and scientific temperance
instruction win be given In the AZ
trrnoon. business meeting at the
usual hour.
Nc1xhhurhscd CfuA
The N~rhborhood club win hold
It's benefit bazaar and Christmas sale
at strsnsr's hall. 18th av. W. and
w. Drsvus st.. on Friday. Decsmb~r
10. afternoon end evening Tea from
to Z dinner. 8 to Z.
Mounxzjnsr< Cub
The regular monthly meeting Of
Tho Mounsalnecrs' club win ~ held
In the Chamber % Commerce i~sfurc
room. Friday. December 10. alta ..
m An illustrated lecture ON the
birds Of Washington win be gwen by
Mrs C. ". Compton. Of the Audubon
society.
Reception for Mis- Julia Morrow.
w. y. ". y Missionary 20 Ip<iia
on Friday. December 10. Mrs John
West will give a reception at her
homo. fs3T goth ave- for Miss Julia
Morrow. missionary to India. who ~
returning 30 her field the Inst OF thu.
month. Receiving hours win he from
untl & Assisting will be MrE w.
Il. Marcailua. Mrs Lulie ID. Miller
Mrs. w. y. Walker. and AIRS. II. II.
Kerr. Several vocal selections will
be given by Mira. Edward Van Wycko
and Miss Morrow viii talk about her
work Ladies' OF all the Methodist
churches are cordially invited
Hospital Rummage Sale
A hospital runmage aaie win be
held Friday and Saturday. December
10 and IL, at 1907 Fifth ave-. with
an unusual assortment OF mems,
women's and chiidren's wearing APP
pareL Homemade cakes. like mother
used to make. are promised for sale
on Saturday. The proceeds for this
affair win 70 for missionary sctivi.
ties IN India. under the supervision
OF Miss Sarah McRobbia.
Mountain View IAdicf Ala
The Mountain View Ladies' Aid 20.
ciety will hold a Christmas bazaar In
Casweli's hall. N. 73d 1T. and Aurora
ave-, Friday evening. December 10.
Mt 9 o'clock. A variety Of Christmas
gifts will be on sale. There will be
cards. dancing and novelty surprises
Refreshments will be served
Kansas Women's Club
Kansas womens club with Mrs
l.. ". Anderson. b457 2ist ave. ". T..
Luncheon at 1890 y. m Mrs. J. II.
Mcbride. Mrs. w. II. Sayre and Mrs
Thomas Taggart win assist. Annual
election Of oncs.
Phi Mu Mothers Club
Phi Mu Mothers club at chapter
house at 2 o'clock. Election OF OIL.
GERS.
Col. Ellsworth Circle
Col. Ellsworth circle at $50 y. m.
Election Of officers.
MariIIa Ifutchins Club
Marilla Hutcbins club win meet
from until p. m. In room EOS,
Home Economies building.
Adele NJ. FfcIde Parliamentary Pro
cesiure Club
Adele NJ. Ffelde Parliamentary Pro.
ccdure club will meet NJ 1910 y. m.
at the Rainier Grand club. Mrs. Ella
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In Holland many women find ean-
ployment N the brickya<<-
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Clubs

| Order u the Day" Nina Harriet
Raunderson In charge Of public
speaking. Subject lesson. -Affairs In
Cuba
SswB1 Social and Literary Oub
Mira c. T. Mccoy. so,h ave. and
Brandon st.. will be hostess AZ the
seward Social and Literary club al
y. m Mira r. Il Davis VII a.
dat the hostess
Social Sccrv
Christmas GIFT day WIN - Oh
served By the Social eccrs club At the
T, homo OF Mr-. A. T. Friend <os zsd
ave- Luncheon at D. m
Crszfs.i Mission Study Cut
The Central Mission s,udy Grub
of tho Y. w. c. A. will meet AZ 10
n tn In the bible room. Textbook.
The Bible and Mission with Airs
A. }. Bailey leader New members
welcomed
Balisrd w. C. T. o.
AMT Ssrcotics.- IN charg. Of Mrs
~. n Ashley. win be the subject for
discussion st the nesting 81 Ballard
w. c. T. u. with Mrs. T. w. Hour.
s:ss w. sSch st.. at .. m
British American Assccisoun
The regular meeting n the BRITISH
American association win BE- held In
tho Fine Arts hall Fourth ave-. be-
tween University and Seneca Sta. At
o. M There win be an old.fash.
Toned bring ana buy" sale for the
benevolent fund Everybody wei.
some. especially strangers Of British
blrtil
Aitrua Club
O'Clock supper. followed by Bible
class and address by Miss Marie Der.
nard
g. johns BaxAR
81 Johns bazaar In the Gurld han.
@sth and Holgats at. West Seattle.
afternoon and evening
I.cngf~flcw PIT. A.
I.onrferow PIT. A. will hold an
evening meeting NJ the school A
musical program WIN be followed by
talks and a reception TO the teach.
ors. Refreshments win be served
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Adele NJ. F'icIde Parliamentary Pro.
ce<iure club

Adele NJ. Ficlde Parliamentary Pro
ccdure club will meet NJ 1910 .. m.
NJ the Rainier Grand club. Mrs. Ella
cudihce. president. is In charge OF
parliamentary Law. Subject lesson.
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Musicale Teas Continue
AZ Fine Arts

ne public Is again invited to the
Sunday musicale ten. 20 be heid from
/ until o'clock al the Fine Arts
en11sr1cnL Mrs. John w. Eddy In TO
- hostess. and viii be assisted BY
Ma David Edward Skinner. Mrs
Archibald r. McEwan. Mrs.. Frefsr.
~ Bentley. Mrs Anna Thomson
nuIburn- Mrs. PAM MAndeil Henry.
MIA James Macfxrians Mins HARRIET
1nGehrinns. Mrs George Warren
nac1e. Mrp- John Erickson. Mrs
xh0unan Ruhm. Mrs- Lawrence Bosie
~ Mn. Anna S'urth Peschy.
Ths program will Be contributed
~ nals1 Helen Wright. pianist. Miss
MOODS Miller. vtolinist. and Miss
11nbsa De Kclb Fett. acccmpanist
Their numbers follow.
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Marilla Hutcbins club win meet
from until .. m. In room eos
Home Economies building.
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Kansas Women's Club

Kansas womens club with Mrs
l.. ". Anderson, b457 2ist ave. ". r
Luncheon at 1880 y. m Mrs. J. II
Mcbride. Mrs. w. II. sayre and Mrs
Thomas Taggart win assist Annua
election OF ofilce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09

The Mountain View Ladies' Aid 20.
ciety will hold a Christmas bazaar In
Casweli's hall. ". 73d st and Aurora
ave-. Friday evening. December 10.
nj o'clock. A variety Of Christmas
gifts will be on sale. There will be
cards. dancing and novelty surprises.
Refreshments will be served
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09

Hospital Rummaec Sale

A hospital rummage saie win be
held Friday and Saturday. December
10 and IL, at 1907 Fifth ave. with
an unusual assortment OF mems.
women's and chiidren's wearing APP
parei. Homemade cakes. like mother
used TO make. are promised for sale
on Saturday. The proceeds for this
affair win 10 for missionary activi.
ties IN India. under the supervision
OF Mrs Sarah McRobbla.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-09

Lonsfeflow PIT. A. viii hold an
evening meeting NJ the school A
musicai program WIN be followed by
talks and a reception 10 the teach.
crs. Refreshments win be served.