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The Washington times., 1920-12-08
Native Sons to Meet.

The California State Association
will hold it's first fall meeting to-
morrow night at Sis o'clock at the
Thomson School, Twelfth and l.
streets northwest. Speeches, ae-
ries of literary and musical num-
bers and dancing will feature the
program. All Californians in Wash
ington are invited.
The Washington times., 1920-12-08

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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-07-14
ROSINE

The crops in this community are
looking fine.
We have a good many on the
sick list, this week.
Mesdames. Susan Crowder and
Shula Raymer are in a very serious
condition.
Those others sick are Mrs. Jack
Monroe and Mrs. VIM. Combs.
School started here this morning
July IL, Miss Alma Simpson and
Miss Loney Oller, teachers.
Miss Alma Simpson has moved to
town for the school term.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs
Jack Monroe was taken to Louis
Vile, last week, to undergo an
operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norvil York and
children, of Olaton, visited Mrs
York's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Pierce, Sunday.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-07-14
FOR
HARTFORD VISITOR

Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Leachman, OF
near Calhoun, entertained Saturday
night for their visitor. Miss Edna
Black, of Hartford, who has been
spending a few weeks with them.
They entertaind with a lawn praty
and dance. The house and lawns
were beautifully decorated with
palms and potted plants and a pro-
fusion of summer flowers. One hun
dred invited guests were present
Music was furnished by local band
-Owensboro Messenger.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-07-14
MRS. MYRTLE GRAHAM

Mrs. Myrtle Graham, wife OF H..
C. Graham, died at her home, near
Narrows, June 10, 1920. Funeral
services were conducted the follow
ing day, at Narrows First Baptist
church. by her former pastor, Rev.
Birch Shields, after which her re-
mains were taken to Smith Gene
tary for interment.
She was 20 years, 8 months OIL
age. was converted and joined the
Baptist church at Narrows at the
age of IA, and was married to Her.
bert Graham, May FL, 1911. 10
this union were born two children
Norman, now Z years of age ane
Francis, now years Of age.
Myrtle took 10 nor bed in March
1919 with the dreadful disease
tuberculosis. BY the instruction
of her physician 4 was taken to
Hardwood sanita-iunl ~ Ion'svine.
r-ro 20 ro1a hit 90 NO 'mnrove-
ment was made, at her request 'she
was brought home, Nov. 15 TO spend
her last-days with her family She
bore her suffs ling patiently ara her
death was peaceful and easy anu
triumphant.
BY her sunny disposition, she won
a host of friends wherever she went
and never can that smiling face
and loving voice be erased from our
memory. The work those hands
have done; the words those lips
have uttered will stand as monu-
ment to her true womanly charac-
ter. while her voice is hushed here
ON earth, there is one more voice IN
heaven singing praises with the
angels. -.
May we all so live, that when
ufe's fitful fever is over we VIII
meet with loved ones over In tha'
beautiful beyond, where Wen never
say "Good bye"
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-07-14
WILL A CREAM SEPARATOR PAY

II you are in doubt, bring sam
pie of your whole milk, a sample OF
your hand-skim milk, and a sample
of buttermilk and we will show you
Just what you are losing by not hav-
ing a Separator, and 1t won't cost
you a penny either.
WILLIAMS & DUKE,
Agents for the Sharples Suction
Feed Cream Separator.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-07-14
Beaver Dam, Thursday, July 22nd.r

Beaver Dam. Thursday, July 22nd.,
beginning at $3.50 a. m. -
One of the main features of this
convention will be two addresses by
]. S. Hawkins, pastor Of the Earl
ington, KY, Christian Church.
If you are christian only, identi-
fed with the church of Christ, you
should attend this convention and
hear the entire program.
JAMES H. WILLIAMS, Pres.
MRS. A. X. ANDERSON, See.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-07-14
SIXTEEN ALIENS, DETAINED
AT ELLIS ISLAND, ESCAPE

New York, July 13.-Sixteen
aliens detained at Ellis Island es-
capped it was learned when Immi-
sratioR Inspector Hays appeared ct
the Federal District Attorneys office
to make charges of conspiracy
against certain attendants at the
hosr'tal on the island
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-07-14
CHRISTIAN CONVENTION

The annual convention of Ohio
County Christian Bible Schools and
Churches OF Christ will be held IN
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-07-14
AUSTRIAN WORKERS MAY
CONFISCATE ALL CROPS

Vienna, July 13.-The Farm and
Forest Laborers' Association OF Low
err Austria has issued an ultimatum
declaring that il increased wages
and food allowances are not granted
by Monday the workers will them
selves gather and confscate all
crops and deliver them to the Gov
eminent warehouses.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-07-14
To Stop Coughing, sneezing, Wheez
ing

Unreasonable spring weather lett
a number of coughs and colds. Now
comes the time of hay fever and
asthma and more persons than ey-
'er will be coughing, sneezing and
wheeling. No wonder there is a
tremdous demand for Foley's Hon
ey and Tar. that old reliable family
remedy for coughs, colds, hay few
err, asthma and Group. 1t heals
and soothes that raw, rasping feel
ing in the throat, clears the pass
ages and makes breathing easier.
-(Advertisement). :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23
Miss AgueC and
M. Gllespy to Wed
SATURDAY.

Al 515 nuptial mass on Saturday
- 81 James cathedral viii occur the
0Arringe Of Miss liza Martha ARnew,
oaughter Of Mr.. ana Mrs James r.
Agnew. to Mr.. Robert Simpson Oil.
spy. son Of Mrs. Sherwood GiiIespy
~ Portland The RI Rev. Edward
,. oDea. who OBLIGATED at the cer~-
nony Of Mr.. and Mrs Axncw, win
rad the service with immediate r~ia-
ives witnessing the ceremony Miss
Ann Agnew will be her sisters only
Dffendant- and DIR. wsitrr Moore wilI
4crve as groomsman for Mr.. Gil.
espy. DR. Franklin Sawyer Palmer
I'll play the bridal music. and Mrs..
Ceciils Mahoney Kane and Miss
Camille Aahoney are to sing. THE
wedding reception viii b. held satrir.
Gay evfning az the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs Agpew. 20 wien Invitations
AVE been isssed. Mrs. fille~py WIN
4rrive today 70 remain for me week
- the Arnew home. and Mr.. On.
1erpy's brotber4n.law ard sister. Mr..
ana Mrs Willis kellogg taark. Of
Portland are expected fonowsow and
ore 70 be the house rae~ts during
lheIv visit of Mr. and Mrs. George
william Mertens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23
Clubs FOR WEDNESDAY


On Wednesday evening. November
-. the Knights % Columbus viii rive
an Informal bali tho third Of their
series Of dances. In the knights Of
patrorrr~~n for this affair viii b.
Mr.. and Mrs y. A. kau(cr. Mr.. and
AIRS. Ray Firnn. Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
strchiau and Mr.. and Mira Frank
Hurley.
made ana one or the many features
--------~-~~~--~~~-----
season ha. been invited 70 repeat
"a before she Tacoma rsadtssf Ma~scai
club which they pre.@usra AT tho
Sunset club Ia June. The committee
includes Mrs. Frederick bentley,
Mrs. fangdon c. Henry. Mrs. Clare
r. Farnrworth ara Mrn John Henry
BaillnEkr. bu, owing 10 tho Inability
o. mfta..t ~ shr swo .v.n.us..x. f.~.
named. their plnc~a hav. been filled
By Mrm. Adam Besi~r and Mrs. Law.
renee Boeie.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. aanaef~r have
recently removed from Los Angles
a.. g.. 49,.
m,kInr ,h.sr ner,ranrr, horn.
mr and Mrs Warren co,,s ~
,ft Anr,I ar, vnt aYrsx. w..,r...
day 10 ~p~nd a few days ana win he
g,,au,. :, ~. rto,., yvarht,-,ar A.
..
NJ r., rt,t.,- p,x,. -. 10,
ea,ur..v ,or g. t-r,,~,..o 81, -
,,,--, r.,,,r..,.. .na.,,,.-
.,., 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23
Music and Speciality Dancing 10
Feature Baxaar

Featuring n program ~ speciality
dancing and music. Alpha Gamma
Delta aiumnae and active chapters
will hold a bazaar and bridge party
Saturday. December 4. at the sor-
rento. Miss Elsie oimsted will give
violin solos during the afternoon and
Mrs. Ben l.. Moore will sing. In tho
evening Miss Marjorie Avery. "A
clever young dancer. will entertain.
the program also including vocal so
los with harp accompaniment by
Miss Genclta Weaver and numbers
by Miss Olmsted. Homemade cook.
les. cakes. preserves and candies will
BE- offered from "A table sponsored By
the Mothers club OF the sorority.
Tire sum realized 20 augment the
house fund: the balance Of the pro
ce~ds OF the affair TO he diverted "a
the fund for the summer camp. the
national charity Of Alpha Gamma
Delta. which was held for the FIRST
time last summer and which receives
liz support from active and aIumnas
chapters turnout the country. The
plan Of the summer camp L. 10 main
tain each summer several fresh All
camps In different parts Of the coun
try. where boys and girls. whos'
home SURROUNDINGS are undesirable
may be given clean clothing. whole
some food and two weeks Of outdoor
life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23

Mira Harry White Hollis and Mrs.
y. NJ Dudley. who have been In
Spokane for tho past week, viii ar
rive home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Coodfeflow
are coming In from Snoquaimie Falls
Thursday 20 attend the dinner which
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Burnett are
giving that day at their home.
Mr.. Gerald Frink, who recently left
for the East. plans 10 spend Thanks.
giving with his son. James, at Culver
Military academy.
Lieut.. Col. c. a. seonc, ". g. A..
and Mrs. Seons have arrived from
Washington, -. G. Lieut.. Col. aconc
viii assume charge Of the AIaska
cable and signal corps division. The
post recently made vacant hy Col.
Basil Lenoir.
On Tuesday afternoon. November
30, Mrs. Harry I Worth and Mrs. d.
n. Jarvis will give thu program be.
fore the Ladies' Musical club IN Ia.
coma. The musical program com
mittec Of the Sunset club for last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23
Henry Art Gallery
Chosen for Musicale

Tho Broadway guild OF the or.
0opefIc hospital announces "A must.
Gale for the evening OF November 50
n the spacious n. c Henry art gal.
orry TO be given for the benefit OF
The hospital. Mr.. Phiieas Gouiet.
baritone. win present diversified
program Of songs. with Mrs II. NJ.
Hug at the piano. Tho time Is set
Tor eight O'Clock. and record at
eendance Ia expected The program
ocilows:
chants a. h v1-ifie France
EnAnson De Ia Nartee. air nresco
..... Transcripts par y. N wekerffn
9'Esesie du Matin. chaasaa Aisasi-
cane. Transcript par J. n. weksritn
8ewhcarin sdu XVIII siecfep. ....
..-........ Transcript par J. risrsot
0anson . Bosre ................
..... Transcript par J. N wsksrffa
Portuguese and spanish SONGS
Easel para e amar ...........s
80. .Psrsuxu-.s scrs song CB~sD
a yAiofnA BiAnes. = .MsxicAn folk soux
Nina ..... -. -. ....----.- .oastAry
6rsguntais . has Estr~iiss.
-...-.............M sxiesn foik song
oonrs In French
Acn<i de rAdl<a. 10 lara
Romance OFisntais ........ .cfnsanow
&eaunbc--Sons 10 eiei do rIsism-
-.s....--..-..- ...-.-........ Mar~t
al Qui eruiA glamour .....s.....
-sss...s-s.s...s..... TNnafsws<y
Rroirgo. I fexfiaccl" ...... .I~oocavaila
Honsmksn gypsy songs
Adyr moe sssrs mstks-. .--.-.. pvornk
OtrunA uAia dsra pvorak
8orEs tn Enxiish--
3was n the Lovely Month sf Nay.
-.---.s..-..-.......- Sch am arm
- 81 Ny soui's Grcai aAsns-.-..
........ ....-.-......---.... FrAns
Yelga Beseusn's soax ...........
...-.-.--...-.... Russian folk chart
Am 10y rsaueSfl ............. Lang
ArA H. ~ Hnx ~ the plAno.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23
WOMEN'S CLUBS

win be the University Of Washington
quartet.
The oommist>e on arrangement
ar. AFR. Charles Morisriy. Mr.. I'd
ward Finresan. Mr. jomoph vtdone.
Mr.. &. Esaton Conway and Mr..
Prank o'Brien. chairman.
Fvtnre~s Ang~iinc Council No. 9
Amer It's regular business meeting
at sse p m. at tho Swedish club
hall. Eighth ave. and olts- vt. the
Princess Anreline Council No. Q. De.
Ercc of roeahonfas. will give q card
party and mask hall. All members
and friends invited TO attend pano.
Wssnsu - seas~<henss IIrgsuu
A Thanksgiving masau~rast> ban
VIII b~ given wednesday evening by
tho Women Of Mee~oaraft Legion In
tho Mon@s Temple.
1A<Gs~' crceto Club
Tho Ladies' cro,to club viii NEST
at .. IN. In tho Fins Arts building
Pseifie lnprov rsn~ns Club
A dance and chicken dinner win
be given "Wednesday evening b. the
Pacific Improvement club at tina club
housr at Lake City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23
Surprise ShoacSr for
Bridal COllple

Saturday evening Mr. md Mrs.
Henry spriniei. who we're mnrrisd
November ~. were given a surprise
shower at the home ~ tho groom s
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph aprin
tel About forty guests enjoyed the
evening. Mr.. and Mrs Henry sprin.
tel have taken residence at ans Mob
HIN ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23
15osy Fosnily Dinners
~ Tk0aLcs0irin0

1oAny prominent hostanss sre
~ engnged In The plans and
0reparaftous Of the Thanksgiving
Day feast Among those who have
orangsd fAnsfiy dinners on that
~ are Mr.. and Mrs Iangdon C.
enFy. Mr.. and Mrs q. T. NJ.
8xnfl Mr.. and Mn- David E<iward
Skinner. Mr.. and Ma. James n.
xinne and Mr.. and Mira J. W.
Daghsur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23
STEAMED PUDDING

tablespoons buttax
x cup moiasses
u cup milk
Y cup white -four
u cup graham flour
u teaspoon soda
"A teaspoon sat-
x Teaspoon each cinnamon and
nutmeg
u cup seeded raissns
Melt butter. Add nolass-s and
milk Add graham flour. Nix and
aft white flour. soda. salt and spices.
Add 10 first MIXTURE Stir IN raisins
Turn into a butfered mold and steam
two hours. Serve with hard sauca
HARD SAUCE
Y cup butter
cup sugar
egg fwhife}
teaspoon vanffh
nutmeg
Beat butter 20 . crcam- eiUwfy
beat IN sugar. Beat white OF egg
tai stfff and dry and beat into first
mixture. Add vanilla Put IN q
dish and crate nutmeg over IT,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23
Jai~aiure and Travel Club

The literature and travel depart
nrnt OF the woman's Century CLUB
will meet Friday. November rs. AZ IL
O'Clock in the Y. w. C. A. Mrs. w. L.
Feeiy win have AZ her subject How
the Short Story Reflects the Times.
and Mrs. william y. Eckart VIII give
a Mt Rainier traveiogue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23

A ehiidrsn's concert win be given
at Meany hail. Friday. November &c.
AZ y. m. by the board Of the Seat,
tie symphony Orchestra association
with the cooperation OF tho womcn's
auxiliary. Children from the many
sssiidr~n's homes In SEATTLE win be
guests Of the symphony board and
the wonen'n auxiliary will furnish
their transportation 70 and from
Meany hall. This concert Ia arranged
especially for children from the early
grades and those from the high
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23
Y0ssity Bah Announced
for December

Hera1ding ~ holiday srason. with
~ festivity ana excixsunent n the
A11-imp9rtsnt event IN University cdr.
eIc9y ne Varsity Han which 10 this
1eat ~ 1or Friday svening. Docem.
~ !, n tte Hippoofofnc. The com.
nnlleee n charge, has prophesied that
~ comtnx college affair will exceed
IN proco1ents N originality and
nosuty. therefore much Interest "
Gnnnifested. 3he Iirt Of patrons and
Jatroncsses foilowH
President and Mrs. Henry SuzxnIio.
Gov. and Mrs. Louis Hart, Mayor
kenA Mrs. Hugh n. Caldwell, Col. and
Mn. william Perkins, Regent and
-. WinIock Miller. Or. and Mrs.
gam A. shannon. Comptroller
Mrs. Herbert Con1on, Dean and
i Gfephen I. Miller. Dean and
- .ffI.ew n. epeDevr. Dean and
ny rAndess pern IND Mrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23
DATES
To Remember

WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER &C.
Program % romantic music at n
m at the sunset club. Mrs otis
fietd tsmsDn AVID Mrs Lewis n
Peoples hestensrs
NJ. y wiliisg, cresss'ss luncheon
A. sunset club
Ms ceails Mshonsy Kane ana Miss
Camille Mahonss's sarper-da
At boulevard Inn Tor Miss fss
Axaew and Mr. Nrheft uiiiespie
MI and Mira nert rafsaf. dinner
party tn ~elrome 70 AFR. and
Mrs Edgar 4. Webster
Miss i.oriine iiro~n is 10 entertaln
with an Informal tlnaer at heme
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER Ga
Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert teftaroa Duff
fys family dinner party.
fNlDas, NOVEMBER ss-
ciat tea al the Nomen'- t-nfv~r-
slts club from 20 .. with Mrs
Everett clarke and Mrs Paul
fcrd a. hostease.
College ntahs rally In tho commons
on the campus
tn. marriage % Niss Dorothy
Myers - Nr Eafi AaNusi fhli-
HRS al o'rieek in the Westnin-
ster Presbyterian ehnfrh.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 81
The marriage ef Miss Lea Asnsw
10 Nj. Robert = etiisspy. with
reception following at shs home
% Ne and Nrs James y Asneu.
parents Of tho hrtde-eises.
Dartmouth .washinwssa festnsit
dance IN ~ u. r. c. srmory IN
the ssmpus
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 20
Winter Ball viii take place In Ma
souie temple.
M sas ar. Harry v. o.,r.ndsr
~tu ~ hosts ~ dtnn~r
Mr. and Ms William r rurweli
70 BE- dinner hest. Al hane
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER So
hrcadxsy kuiid 20 Eiss musicale IN
Mr.. ~ G usnry.s private art
gallery. itiT Harvard ave North.
. y. "a
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER -
hra dosdsn r. Shes % entrrsain
With . sridss Tea. crsnpiiin~ntinE
. M. Albert Charles steeb.
FRIDAY. DrcENass A.
Annusi varsity BALL 1T IN. Hirpo-
evca~.
ssr-s o. IN. .rrs~. 81 Iurisr club
dances At the Yacht eiua
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER -
First % a series - dsnyiax parties
given ~ IN. frfty psnenx club
Al the Yacht club.
THURSDAY. ptGEMIER 49,
Card party ~ tho b8ni1 ~ Mrs
Thomas dt~~n for b~nwfft % So
attic TEAMS club. D m riekats
may te ohtainsa fruta Mfs
jams n shailsne~ra~r. Capitol
ss9t. snd Mrs Ctaua. c. Ram
say. ca,itoi ,ss.
sArunDAN. DErt.xBER H.
" Beta Pit sorarttr uxsaar ana
Christmas sale al Hotel washing
ton. followed ~ a dance 10 tbs
sx~nfrr
TUESDAY. DECEMBER ~
Charity bail. .pneer the aaspie>s .,
ths Seattle Day Nursery sssecl..
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23
DR.. and Mrs. Moore to
Givc Dinner

With places marked for twenty
guests. DIR. and Mira Walter a. Moore
will entertain with n dinner at the
Hotel Washington on Monday eve
ming preceding tho Winter Ban.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23

y celebration Of Thanksgfvfnr
~. an1 Mn Hawthorns Dent viii
- noe(s ~ family dinner Of four
4gon c0verA Sunday evening Mr..
ond Mn. Dent entertained with an
1nfor1nn1 supper II thsfr homo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23
Family Dinner
Homo

nuteraa1njns with a family dinner
- twenty-five covers. Mrs. Charles
- Burnett win entertain on Thanks
swing day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23
Thanksgiving Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs Kari 8. Harhaugh
will entertain with Thanksgiving
dinner cf fourteen covers at the sun.
set club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23
WISCONSIN Golden Rod Club

= Wisconsin Golden Rod club L.
piaaing an open night entertain
m~ In the Fine Arts hall. Decem-
hca. with Mrs Harry Cone, Mrs.
LytA Araus,i and r. J. chailla In
ehsc All former Wisconsin PEG
platd friends cordially invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23

= Seattle Day Nursery has
chan December - ss thu date for
It's ,nual charity bail. which IN TO
he ben nj The Masonic temple. Fur.
thsrranRrmentn will be announced
iatf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23
S-la Good Eaas and Card Club
Fortsoo ThyEe~~n Auxiliary.
a. - "a ~

u FortSon ThyEescn Auxiliary Of
thar. n. W. V. Will give O'Clock
diftr. followed by a card party In
vctnns' hall, Armory. November
30. An veterans invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23

T. regular meeting Of the Seattle
DaeSursery association will be held
AZ y home Of Mira Abner Brown
IN be ~ paul apartments. on
Frty. November &c. 1850 p. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23
Mr.. and Mrs. Bordeaux
Plan Family Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs Thomas bordeaux
viii entertain with a family dinner
~ twelve covers AT their hous ON
thanksgiving day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23

held ia Knight pythiah hall.
Third ave. and lia IT.. the cvo'
ming OF Novembd
Tolllaub
There Will be Informal dance
given by tho ~ club every
"wednesday event IN the new |
Crystal auditorium Second and /
Lcnora. The open dance VIII be .
given Thankngiylih-a. November I
"a. and many novelturen ia keep I
ing with the time t,eing piaSned
by the committee charge. which
consists Of McssrS. d f'ay. Harry
Kelly and J. II. Coo
seattle League % Mes Association
! Seattle League Of lions aasocia-
ton will meet Wedfey noon. No
sembsr - At Mevos .feteriA
FcIlcsshippb
Fellowship club. ~. C. A.. AT
Q p IN. In the tea Pm. followed
BY Bible class at onk-
Ciris' Adsiswypuncii
oirir Advisory cout Of tho Fed.
Grated Clubs. Y. W A.. In the
blue parior at $50 y. ID
strv~ur Fraternity. tsarity and
Loyalty Cin
Btev~nr Fraternity. harity and
Loyalty club AZ Panas Cafeteria.
i4is ard ave. $40 .. m-progrcsnlye
whist party.
Clara Bwfoa III
Cara Barton tent. lighters oi
Veterans. Will give ~ party IL
Veterans hail. Armory. Tedncnda,
evening At sac. Public kited.
Vocational School. Y. 7. q. A.
The vocational school aths Y. w
c. A. IN offering a neand Dime
course. beginning wedrday. No
vcrnbcr "a. at 9 ., m. be oourw
toAchex Tn planning. pr-arins AN
serving Of meals Regissf now. a
the number Of pupils h iniied.
Princess Ang-iine SS
After its regular mretit ~ -
wednesday evening. Noseff,er -. .
Swedish hall. Eighth I'D ons
st. the Princess Anreiine orlnrii ~
&. a.Kr~~ 81 Tocahontns. vail Civ"
card party and bal mancs az
O'Clock. Members and ffienas are 4
sit.d.
Crnd~d Uniou ef Sunday school
T~AShsv~
TIE Seattle graded unlou ~ so
day school teachers meets Tic~da
evening. November 10. at u~ ~
mouth Congregational church. TAO
> O'Clock.
ADDITIONAL CLrBs
IIaxsl~s' Auxiliary ~ Pod orr
Cl~rks
The ladies' Auxiliary oss 70
offic~ Clerks viii give their NJ
dance Friday evening. November
IL I. o. q. r. hall. ifos Virginia |
Soha y. Ann TT. A.
rbs John n Aiien PIT. A. arr n
ing . play entitled -N@iehborn
the parents. on November 20. . y. /
In the nrhooi auditorium The ~
cs~ds arr TO he devoted To buying
rnimeoEraph for tho school
rlsrtssflIion and Miun~wsthA fIuf
The chrintillion and Msnn~wasi
clubs vi'i Jointly entertain tho rn-r
hers % both club. and their frfenl
on THURSDAY. November ss.
chrlst~nsen,s broadway hall
Thanksgiving Dance on 4. =.
Houston
The annual Thanksgiving dam
and buffet luncheon ~ the Y. q.
Houston. NJ 1904 Fourth ave. =
attic. IL announced. This dan.
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partment. ~ the Wamaafs
Century Club

wars Century club department
rn~ef~ win be m follows
determination at .. m Friday.
In I Dut,on room. Y. W. C. A.
Elementary and procedure NJ |,
y. tTuesday. In the Duiton room.
Y. e. A.
rNch department every MondRy
Al Hotel Washington from ~
unifso . IN.
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ri laai 81 series OF benefits for
the Seattle symphony Orchestra
rivS,y Aiki women'n Improvement
ciutpiil he hcid Saturday nj the
hor,ps Mr.. and Mrs, G. l.. NickcrS.
sssip,h ave. = W. The entertain
mef, will be in the nature OF "a