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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16
Chaly's Displays
Smart Polo Goats
CHERRY CHAT

Among the many distinctive styis
Innovations introduced by Cherry's
are a number Of very striking pole
coat models. embodying the latest
ideas In deEgn.
Polo Goats promise to b more
than ever popular this spring. and
Cherry's u well prepared TO meet the
demand for those attractive gar
ments.
Cherry's prices are consistent with
the policy Of this house to offer the
maximum Of value for the least pos
slbie price. and. Of course. Cherry's
convenient monthly terms arc . very
strong added induccment
cherry's Style Shop. 2o7 Riajt0
Bldg. on Second Ave, over Pig'n
Whistle. between Madison and
Spring.
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storm ana cold and walt from IL 20
20 minutes for q car. then ride IN
that draft--and II In DRAFT. not
ventilation---aIong that cold water-
front; then another walt for another
half.hour service and another long
ride in a cold and windy car with
wet seats.
DIR. Read may be a very fine man.
but he DOESN'T RIDE In these cars
himself.
! suggest that he be compelled 70
ride over these lines and REQ IL IL
wouldn't put some common reason
In his head
I believe in using every precAution
against spreading the germs OF nu.
hut forcing pneumonia upon us ~
not protection.
/ certainly am n believer In sleep
ing porchcs, outdoor life. physical
culture and fresh air all the timc.
but without draft CITIZEN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16
= Remove Discolored,
Coarse or Chaprscd Skin

r. your skin II chspped. rough or
111f1e6 Wax on the face and allow u
y Comain over night When you
$50 on the wax In the morning.
-. 0ai<y. almost invisible particles
~ Gu1icIe come with It. Repeating
1k1o daily. the entire outer nlm 10
6ge's not the slightest hurt or
1G0nvenience. Even the ugiiest
WD1exion Yields TO this treatment.
~ underlying skin which forms
- new complexion u 30 fresh and
Doo1hful looking you'll marvel ut the
f61Sformation. It's tho only reiia-
&)o way 70 actually discard an aged.
1o1ed, fPsck1ed, blotchy or weather
6oaten complexion One ounce OF
0oScoIized wax. procurable at any
6Fug store. 10 suficient In most
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16
Masque Ball at
Sunset Club

beginning In life almost at the age
OF rattics and tentative convcruA-
tionsi ability. "drcssing up" II ~
garded as n valuable diversion with
rare qualities of interest and pleas
urc. And It's position grows thruout
the years. and eniarEcs. until II takes
concrete form In masauerndes. tab
lcaux and hundred similar ideaa.
The ball at the Sunset club Saturs
day evening was quito international
In aspect and thoro In Its reprcsen.
tation OF eras long past. Ladies' and
gentlemen OF the revolution stepped
out OF history and into a fox-trot
There were very iate and smart
French maids. too pretty 10 be prAc-
ticable In any household. waiteau
shephcrdcsses. tho carnival foiiies.
for no masquerade In a masquerade
without them. Picrrots and Pier.
rcttcs. regular queens and island
queens. the crinoiinc age and tho Pu-
ritan stage. the oricnt--which scosns
to DO near to US thcss days with half
our friends writing TO US from
Shanghai or Yokohama--in stiR rich
hrocades and heavy ornaments. In
short. a conglomcratc mass OF glow.
lng color.
oid-time dances were brought 70
mind during tho evening. ianccrs.
polkas. the wcil-loved Virginia rcci
directly after the grand march at .
O'Clock.
The Sunset club Itself. always q
lovely place TO entertain. wore many
rarlands OF green's and flowers. long
ropes Of red and was anuttcr with
Valentine hearts.
Late In the evening . buffet sup
per was served In the dining room
and the lanai.
The hossesscs for this brilliant and
lovely party were Mrs. l.. Il. lyman
and Mrs. Guido A. Faris.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16
HOW ANY GIRL CAN
HAVE PRETTY EYES

No girl or woman ~ pretty II ner
eyes are red. strained or have dark
rings. Simple witchhazel. camphor.
hydrastis. etc. a. mixed In Lavopik
eye wash. will brighten tho eyes and
a weeks use will surprise you with
its QUICK results. Regular uss Of
Lavopuk keeps the eyes healthy.
sparkling and vivac.ous. Tho quick
change win please you Dainty alum
mum eye cup FREE. swift's Drug
Co. and leading druggists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16

Tho Hotel Sorrento was Tn festive
array Sunday evening for tho mar
riaEe OF Miss Cecilia Anteii. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Antoll.
TO Mr.. Meyer Burnett
Tho ceremony took place on the
sun porch. In ono corner was a large
canopy OF greens. under which tho
bridal party stood. The rest OF the
porch WINS eSauisitely decorated In
green and white. ferns. palms and
sweet peas.
Miss Anteii selected for her matron
Of honor her sister. Mra. I. Levy,
and for her bridesmaid Miss Gertrude
Levitt. Mrs. Levy wore "a gown OF
burnt orange satin with gold cloth
and embroidered silk net and carried
shower bouquet of Ophoiia roses.
Miss Levitt wore blue taffctn trimmed
with ostrich feathers and carried "a
shower OF pink buds and sweet peas
caught with ostrich.
The bride came In with her father.
hcr vivacious beauty and exquisite
coloring accumulated by the close for
mai limo OF her veil OF Princess lace.
The gown itself was OF ivory satin
made on severely simple lines. Tho
bodice was made with a square mock
and the skirt was In the latest mode
Of the French tulip design. Her
flowers were a marvellous shower OF
brides roses. frvorias. sweet peas
and lilies OF tho valley. Tho only
jewel tho bride wore was a diamond
and platinum brooch. u Gift from tho
groom.
Mr.. Tiny burnett. brother Of the
groom, acted as best man.
Immediately after tho ceremony .
dinner was served to tho guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. burnett left on an
extended wedding trip thru Southern
California and will be ut homo after
April 1 at the Mecso apartments.
Mira. Burnett Travelled In a suit Of
dark blue duvctync trimmed In boa
yer. with q small satin hat TO match.
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Progressive Dinner

Before the masaue ball at the sun.
set club Saturday evening five hos
tesscs. Mrs. Guido A. Farts. Mrs
BETTY Williams Zane. Mrs. Richard
w. Perry. Mrs. Henry Ristins and
Mrs Gerald Shannon. gave . pro-
gressive dinner at their different
homes. The hostesscs and guests
were In costume for the dance. which
made II especially attractive and pic
turesQuo.
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DRESSMAKING HINT

An easy way TO hang n skirt even.
iy without the assistance of n second
person 10 To open the dining room
table just enough 20 hold n piece OF
chalk, and then slowly rrvolvc. with
the skirt on. 20 that a white mark
extends entirely around tho skirt.
Just below the hips. Then by meas.
urinR with n tape line = straight hem
will be secured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16

Tho principal reason definite
efforts have not m yet been
made 10 restore the bodies Of sol-
dlers sleeping In France TO tho
dear ones on this aide " be-
cause Of depleted transportation.
You must realize that ranspor-
tation. during tho war. was prac-
ticaily demolished II must bo
rebuilded and IL will take time. p
We were badly hampcred In this
respect when IL became ncces-
sary TO bring our soldiers home.
NUMBERS Of relatives feel diff
fcrentiy about this Transports
ton of dead bodies. too. They
look Mt II from a moro sensible.
and less sentimental point Of
view. They went over there 10
fight for world democracy. They
won. Let the battle ground Of
freedom DO their last resting
place
Dear Mlns Grey: No, long ago !
lost. thru death. one Of the truest
friends ana greatest companions
God ever gave n human being. This
friend had been mine since childhood
IND now ] arm grown.
When ] played she played. and
when ! worked she helped. and whom
everyone else seemed cold aud dis
tant she gave mo her full attention
and synpathlcs. And shs lived at
the same place did.
What we did. and what we were
planning. mother generally could
guess. Consequently bad company
hA 81. 80 ..
ssn,ion when I grew older. ! had
begun with the best kind Of a friend
right under my mothers cycs In the
very early days.
My friend was Snowfall" a little
Spitx dog. My mother taught me 70
DO kind and humane TO her. and
and fairness grew in my
mind from q child. and after growing
up with that sort Of a friend and
those teachings. wrong thinking and
wrong doing had no place 70
squeeze themselves into.
There are seldom two children
Alike. but . dog II always the best
II he In treated with the
attentions OF n child. He never
fights the child m other children
do. and seldom even pro-
,ec,s himself from the child. lie al.
ways protects that child and In just
AZ contcntcd in his own backyard.
and even more 20. than he In any
where else. providing he's with the
child
Ny plan IL this: There are many
who have such companion
A. this for their child or children.
yet who are too poor 10 buy the rc-
CURED license 20 keep him. lie can
be fed scraps from the table. yet can
not bs spared tho money for u.
censc.
Would II not be n wonderful Gift
to tho child for some Of US grown
ups with couple of dollars 10 spare.
TO buy his pet the required license
and allow him to retain his truc
friend and companion. providing tho
parents are willing to feed himr
am only n saiaricd person. but
feel that I could spare enough 10 buy
ono license Mt least Surely there
arc moro OF your readers who would
also help make some child happy and
NJ the same time keep him or her in
good company.
Won't you AJAX thcmr
have given you. as nearly as I
could. my idea Of way TO keep tho
Ruth Garrisons and Isom Whites
from developing their minds along
the why's those poor children did.
MISS NJ X
Dear Miss Grey: For the sakc OF
settling an argument l wish you
would print In your columns the cor
rcct age and name Of Mary Pickford.
II seems TO me that II In Smith. but
othera my not. ] would appreciate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16
For Mrs. Cushn,an

In compliment 20 Mrs. A. q. Cush-
man. the wuest OF Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Whitney Treat. DIR. and Mrs. Bruce
Elmorc entertained with a handsome
dinner at the University club satur-
day evening. Later tho party at
tended the masquerade bail at the
Sunset club.
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Mr.. and Mrs, Philip Fisher. who
have been In California for several
months. are expected TO return To.
day.
Miss Helen woolsey OF Tacoma In
the guest OF her broth~rin-law and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Parker.
Mr.. John w. Eddy. who is In Seat.
tie for q Few days. will return this
week 20 Santa barbara. where Mrs.
Eddy and tho children are spending
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford Anderson
have removed TO an apartment at
tho Arcadia
Miss Rosamond Parsons In the
guest of hor parents. MIR. and Mira.
w. H. Parsons. for few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pys Bur
mott have removed from their former
homo on Boylston ave. 20 1873 Broad.
way N.
Mrs. w. N. Gather Is convaiescing
from her recent Illness.
Mr.. Clare Farnnworth In In Port.
land for n few days with Mira Farms.
worth and their .daughter. Nancy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hebcr Plank win rs-
turn today from Portland
Mrs. James Garfield Eddy. who
has been III at tho Swedish hospital.
hef ho"o w .''.'
A.. o,,. 60. .,,, go.
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Nj. Nt,,,., ri,a.r n, su,,n, 4,
an. .,,..s y, her nar.n,. Me ana
Mr.. Paul Stephenson has returned
from Portland where he went on a
Mrs. J. r. Profit and daughter.
Miss Ruth Profit. returned the last
OF the week from Vancouver where
they have been for tho past fort
night
sr' sn'Iss ',, ~ o"'a''e'"s
"o'" "'' e'
A., ,,,,, ~. -. - NM
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49, 'ss ~ ''~ " sN"'
Aoou' wv" "''Hs
i,.xs this wesk Tor nm offended TRIP
,nr,, ,hs Fast ana south.
an. vu., n. =, p.,,,,ro,e
aims rs.lu, h.ny sss 1,,.s'
wh".e Ne"ns & ~, $50.
10y tan's p'A.e ill., ~, rar,.
IhursaAy 20 % ws IN
xsarXians
~, w s.v.
Mr. ana ns 1870 49,, ,s...
returned trom Ii"a"'ain' ""e's "'S
spent 10" Gays
:. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16

Tho musicale planned by the newly
organized Welfare league under MIN.
4. G. Wards leAderahip. 70 have bcen
given this afternoon 1t the home Of
Miss Kathleen Ca6ncy. has been In
definitely postponed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16
Ridden Social Club

Ridsely Social club viii entertain
with an Informal dance and card
party tthe nfth Of the season, Friday
evening In Douglas hall. 10th ave.
and 4. Pine. A cordial Invitation II
extended 20 all friends OF tho club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16

NebrnAi<a has hem found 10 be
the leading state In airpiane develop.
ment. having moro than $50 planes
In actual use.
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womcu's Auxiliary. Rainier Post

Womcu's Auxift0fy, HA1uier f0st
women's auxiliary To Rainier Post
No 81 of tho American Legion mot
Friday evening In the library Of the
Armory and completed n permanent
organization. The meeting was ad-
dressed by AIRS. Sarah f1anniEan Of
Spokane.
A constitution was adopted and
committees OF membership. publicity
and arrangements were appointed
Tho ncxt meeting viii DO held Tues
day evening. February II. Mt 8
O'Clock In the library Of tho Armory.
70 which all near relatives OF men Of
Rainier Post No. 81 are cordially In
vited.
I. q. O. y. No. 2
Tho social committee Of the I. q.
o. y. No. 7 win give their nexf dance
"Wednesday evvulng. February ~. NJ
Douglas hall
Franklin High School PIT. A.
Franklin High School Parent
Teacher association held III second
meeting Friday afternoon at the
school. with Mrs.. d. L Durkhardt
pscsidine.
- n0oYx mue1C4 pro&rAxu Whs
given and talks by Mrs q. l.. banks.
president OF Lincoln PIT. A.: Mrs.
r. r. Grandcnbury Of Ballard PIT.
A.. and Mrs. Glen Huics.
Election OF officers was held with
tho following results: President. Mrs.
r. y. echofield: first vicc president.
Mrs. Katherine Gabriel: second vice
president. Miss Blanche jackson Of
Franklin faculty: recording sccre
tnry. Miss Stella McOrafh OF the
franklin faculty; corresponding sec
retary. Mrs. Lucius MARBLE. treas
urer. Mrs q. T.. Tcw: auditor. Mrs..
p. T. Fahy.
Special decorations are being de-
signed BY tho art department OF tho
school for the Franklin PIT. A. table
at tho Mothers congress Saturday Mt
tho Masonic tompie at O'Clock.
Reservations should be made by
Thur~day. All who are interested ara
urged 70 come.
sc. Haruabas Guild
81. Barnahas Guild for nurses will
hold Its February meeting wsdnes-
day. February II. Mt . o'clock In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16

Exports 70 Germany lase yeas
reached = total Of nearly Sioo. 900.
900. Merchandise shipped TO Austria
amounted TO et2.2if 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16

To compliment her guest. Miss
ming At her apartmsnts At the Scr.
rento.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16

first ava N. K. Take Eastiaks car
to goth ave- Tho program for
the afternoon viii be reviews Of the
following American dramas: The
Easiest Way" Eugene Walter, by
Mrs. j. II. Cone: The Return Of
Peter Grimm" David Bslasco, by
Mrs. Otis Hergcrt; Tho Truth"
Clyde Fitch. by Mrs. Howard Riley:
Tho Girl Of the Golden West," Bel
asco. by Mrs. Homer Sfurray.
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY


Queen Anne Study club meets At
w w Gerf,s,d Prac,,oai ,aiS nv NJ t
John r. Beardsiee. Lifs sketch Of
Thomas Hardy by Mrs. v. w. Gam
mel. Book review TESS of the
D'Urbeviilcs." Mrs. q. l.. Closson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16
Gamma Phi Beta
Dance in Tacoma

Miss Viola Perry entertained the
members OF Gamma Phi Beta Sor-
GRITTY with . dancing party at her
homo In Tacoma Saturday evening.
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rs. Macdonald
Osyvplimented

VIII Mrs. James Campbell Mao
oua1d ~ honor guest. and Tor q few
11nnfs friends. Mrs. Corwin Ed
1Do1ng entertained informally at TEA
- ~ home Friday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16
Z Dutch Treat" Dinner
efOre Mdrdi Gras Ball

AZ Mrl Andrew Gillespie and Mira
1e1 n. Bacon have arranged one
II he highly esteemed Dutch Treat"
nnerD q the Rainier club Tuesday
1Vou1ng. before the Broadway guilds
ngM 0rns bah.
Among those who viii entertain
omnslven arc Judge and Mrs. Fred
1f1ek Bnusnan. Mr.. and Mrs. IL. G.
WING. Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Hart
- Or. and MrsL Guy s. Peterkin.
y. ana Mira Bruce Elmorc. DIR. Wal
- Helton. Miss Marjorie Campbell.
;. Andrew psice. Mr.. and Mrs
1&1nb FArts. Mr. and Mrs Harry
A11ney Treat and ~ a. q. Cush-
~ NJ. and Mrs.. Keith AsH-r Bui-
~ pof6xjAn Consul and NJ ! ~
1ncodn C6Bone1 ana Mr.. AlsxASAU
~ Wo4hert1l. Mr.. and Mrs Henry
GnnN4 NJ. and NrA Robert WI
- 19r. and Mrs- Archibald Downey.
- Catherine and Mr.. Bertram Cob
~ and Mr.. Lucien Perroe
XAeos who wish 10 Join may make
nugvnfions with Mrs. Andrew Gil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16

Dear Miss Grey: For the sake Of
settling an argument wirh you
would print In your columns tho cor
rect age and name OF Mary Pickford.
II seems TO mo that II In Smith. but
others say not. ] would appreciate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16
Alliance Of Delta Delta pc,t.

Of the alliance Of Delta Delta Delta.
viii be held Mt 2 p. m. at the home Of
Mrs. Olaf Caskem. $3.50 First ~. w.
All alumnae are urged TO attend.
Elinor Clarke of tho active chapter
will give q report
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16
Birthdau Anniversary

IN honor OF the birthday Of her
nDther. Mrs Mary A. Bradley. Mrs.
Richard A. Ballinser win give .
Ducheon for the honor guests tnti-
nnte friends Friday afternoon AZ the
mnot club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16
W0rdi Grus Ball

Lent Il at hand. grave and quiet.
ne Marxii Gras hall tomorrow ntsht
nrrt~u the twofoid distinction OF DO.
~ the last big entertainment until
0fSer Easter Is gone and spring
GAwnn In tho guise of ever 10 many
nnnrt straw hats on Second ave-. and
e being the last and most elaborate
- the Broadway guilds splendid
0nnccs this year.
The committee refuses 20 tell
much about tho cabaret. hut II IN
Hgumised that II viii he a most STU
0ortcr cabaret. and II viii be con-
0nuous In one ball room OF the club
X0e other room. OF course. Is for the
Gnncing.
Tho patrons and patroness~s will
-: Mr.. and Mrs George T. Myers.
-. and Mrs. w. A. Peters. Mr.. and
3A w. u. Perkins. Mr.. and Mrs.
my Whitney Treat. Mr.. and Mrs.
I'M w. Roberts. MIR. and Mrs. A.
~ Leonard. judge and Mrs. Burke.
=. and Mrs.. Thomas Green. Mr.. and
m Worrall Wilson and MIRA John
0Dlllns-
The refreshments are in charge Of
XSoL w. X. Crawford. Mrs. II. IL
Uogkhohn. Mrs. Charles fyc Burnett.
So> Timothy Jerome. Mrs. y. 8.
In1e. Mrs. Omar Humphrey. Mrs l.
Allen and Mrs. Frank Whittier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16
ro0ressive Dinner

~ hiGh1y successful progressive
Dor Was given Saturday evening
- nin Roberta Church. Miss
- Meacham. Miss Josephine
on. ard Miss Lucille Ha1IowAy.
=. C1oudo Wakefield. Mis- China
EuoD1, Mr.. Joseph Wolfe. Mr.. Allen
Iun4 Mr.. Gordon NcCauley. Mr..
nf1y Hyrns and Mr. Richard Pier.
~ - guests.
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0o,ece on, Wyoming

3oo omcers Of the u. S. 8. wyom.
- Otl1 entaFtAin with q dinner
$3.50 n board the ship Friday eve.
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81. Barnabas Guild for nurses will
hold Its February meeting wedncs-
nurses registry Mt tho Y. w. c. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16

have given you. as nearly As I
could. my idea OF way TO keep tho
Ruth Garrisons and Isom Whites
from developing their minds along
the why's those poor children did.
MISS II. X
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The "Baycr Cross" marked on tablets means
you are getting the genuine ''Baycr Tablets of
Aspirin" proved safe by millions OF people.
In the Bayer package are proper directions for
Colds, Headache, Toothache Earachc Neuralgia,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16

Y ~ younger members Of the Ept
hnnV church. In Denny-B Blaine.
aTnSo N informal Valentine dance
fI0my evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16

NJ. and Mrs. James Tcmpleton
lG6tnscn announce the engagement
~ THAR daughter. Frances, to Mr..
Doxood Packard q Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16

Salmon Fay PIT. a. meets AT 3:i5
y. m. Speaker. Ronald Chapman,
Music by school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16

West Seattle o. u. y. social circle
meets at the homo Of Mrs. Hudson.
2332 Forty.fourth ave. 4. w, Mt Q
.. m. All Eastern Stars and their
friends invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16
A. o. u. W. Dance

Seattle Lodge No. z. Degree Of
Honor. A. o. Y. W. win Givc Val
entine progressive whist party al
Evergreen hall. fifth fioor Arcade
this evening at . y. m. Preceding
the cards AT q p. m. . business meet
Ing OF Importance will BE- held.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16

Elliott Bay Driii Team NJ. w. A.
will give q Valentine dance at
Knights Of Pythias hail Committee
In charge includes Mr. Joe Humel.
Mr.. Harry Priewe. Mr.. odin Jacob
son and Mr.. David Recss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16

In the Methodist Protestant church.
corner ". John and Sixteenth NJ ae
.. m. Tho meeting viii he Frances
r. Willard memorial meeting. a
good program has been arranged and
q largo attendance In desired
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Woman's Educational Club

Discussion luncheon Of the Won.
ans Educational club has been post.
poned from February II TO March ie
on account II health conditions.
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War Mothers' League OF America
meets at y. m. at the arnory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16

l. o. r. meets at .. m. at tho
Elks' club. Mrs. a. J. Schombel,
hostess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16

ladies' Musical Club Chorus
ladies' Musical club chorus meets
ut i015 a. m. at Chickering hall.