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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Beta Sigma Al,tmnae
Entertain

Beta Sigma Alumnns Of Delta
Gamma entertained informally last
evening AZ the home Of Mrs. Curtis
Bostwick in honor Of the girls In the
active chapter.
Something quite unusual was the
feature Of the evening. Prof X. G.
pondexter. the Prince OF India"
psychic. who gave demonstrations Of
his power quite thrilling and mystify-
fnx to the company.
Late in the evening buffet supper
was served from n table centcred
with a spring like basket Of freeslas
pink roses and pussy willow branches
and tied with "A blue bow 10 carry
out the sorority cOlors Mrs Bost-
wick was assisted by Mrs. j. s. FL
lott
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Dear Miss Grey Permit me 20
give expression 10 ~ thought or two
proposed by the letter you printed
hht week by "A woman who styles
hrrHTlf conc Tor Justice"
At the outset. I dlHrinlm any deep
Enuwl"dRo ~ the Scriptures. but in
pH~Hlug I can hurdly help paying
my tchpoCfH tu the quotations thht
th" lady 100 question cites
To nay notion. Truth iH aH eternal
nnd immuhbie ns God himself
without God. we may have social
conventions. but not morality. The
moral laws come from God. they get
all their sanction from Him. and they
don't depend nt nii on tho mental al
tiiudo Of man md least Of am on
rcklr human sentiment,
Il WIS provided. under tho Mosaic
diapeuHatlon, that be who sheds
human blood shall answer Tor a.
with his NE our Lord expressly
declares that lie came not 20 change
the Lass Of Moses. but 10 confirm IT,
There iH nothing in tho Gospels thht
could lead to the conclusion that our
Lord intended that capital punish
mont should be abolished We have
al example ia iis own case lie
NhH pun 10 NFntN Yet tNFff WAS MOI
word uf protest from HIN against
the death penalty The protest that
~" urged was that they were sue
rlflcinf innocent blood
Thou shalt not klll" was an in
junction against wiilful and Wanton
murder. and not against Capltnl
punishment by judicial forces
Let him who ls without rim" etc.
was directed against band ~ self.
sufficient Fhnfiacca ana hypocriteH.
ana not hguinHt capital puniHhmcnt
BY process ~ law
law and order r. the hand ~
God In tho world. and n law and
order should Boo Withdrawn. Il would
result ln about az much destruction
az n gravity and the other physical
laws OF the universe were suddenly
interrupted Everything must pro.
ceed according 10 law and order. or
othcrRirc we viii have "A cAtaclyHm
81 chHua
Law ana order 10 this country
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21

ing circular skirt and collar and
cuffs OF fur. This dress was de-
signed especially for skating. but II
is simple and conventional and would
serve admirably as midwinter
street nock. Tho collar and cuffs
may be detachable and the dress
might also BE- made with vcstoc
and high collar OF the velvet. to be
worn when desired
These are gay days. when balls.
weddings. debutante parties, and all
kinds of festive occasions are crowd.
ga into the social calendar. and no
woman who plays the social game at
nil can afford 10 lose interest I'm the
question OF clothes. Tho wardrobe
must DO kept well filled and there
must be apparel suitable for all occa-
sions Last year women were all
buoy with war work, and there was
a very decided tendency TO let
down" on the subject OF clothes. Al.
tho tho real end OF tho war came
In November, for many months there
remained so much to he done in con.
ncctton with the various war work
bureaus and societies managed by
women that they really could not put
their minds on tho casual subject OF
clothes ana unul last spring this in.
t,rest did not revive
one OF the interesting and very
worthwhile developments brought
about by the war IL tho progress that
American desigors have made. II is
believed that IN the years 10 come
American ana foreign designers will
merely exchange ideas. each contrib.
uting about an equal share md that
the day ia pretty well past with Paris
as tho supreme dictator and America
merely as copyist, or. NJ best. able 10
rcadapt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Cherry's the
Value Center
CHERRY CHAT

Seldom are no many advantage
offered 10 tho seekers ~ fashionable
apparel a. Cherry's is now Offering
during its annual clearance OF nil
winter coata, suits and frocks for
women and misses.
Tho price reductions now In a.
feet. and tho exceptionally desirable
garments presented, are features
which alone occasion the greatest In
tcrest--but added TO these are the op.
portunity to buy M suits your own
convenience-for just few dollars
cash at time Of purchase and tho re-.
mainder TO be paid In small monthly
sums Cherry's STYLE shop. 207 RI
alto building. over Pig'n Whistle
between Madison and Spring on 2nd
ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
By REBECCA STEVENSON
office Phone. Main coo.
Chdrity Ball

RecauSe they wish 90 establish a
unit of nurseries in Youngstown.
Rainier valley the lnterbay district
ballard and Denny school district.
whero il has been ascortsincd that tll
the adults of go per cent % the ram
HES are WORKING, and the school
boards are insistcut Ia their demands
for theso units, the Seattle Day
Nursery association VIII give "A large
Charity BAH at the Army and Navy
club Saturday evening, January 81,
to raise FUNDS 70 start their work
~ supplying tho demand for this
service.
Tho dance will be ono 90 tho bis
rest % tho year with all sorts ot
pleasant things about it. and every
cent OF the money realized from ~
goes toward tho first of these dag
nursery units.
The officers ~ the seattle Day
Nursery association arr President.
Mrs. James s. Calvert. first Vice
president Mrs. William sherman
Walker. second vice president Mrs
o. \. Lowe. third Vtcr president,
Mrs I. IL WhiteiaW. fourth Vice
president. Mrs. Frederick IWusman.
rccording secretary. AIRS David j.
Grant. corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Louis T., Mcnaal. treasurer. Miss Re.
occca Collins
And the advisory hoard includes
Mrs. q. A. c. Rochester. Mrs. W II
.seagrave. Mrs. Patrick Mccoy Mrs
William II. Perkins. Mrs Frederick
hest jr. Mrs. X. ]. Huston, Mrs. 3.
r.. paimerton. Mrs Leroy Manson
packns and Mrs ". 6 Hall
The patrons ard patroncsscs Tor
the Charity Ball w.ll hr Mrs Edgar
Amss. Mrs. Manson q. tackus. Mrs
Frederic strive. Mrs. A. VI Andrr
son. Miss Nellie Cornish. Mrs Casper
W Sharples. Mrs CecH n Bacon.
Mrs A X Fisken Mrs. Thomas
Green. Mrs, Burke Mrs. Josiah Col
Hrs. Mrs LEROY Manson backus.
Mrs Frank Waterhousc. Mrs. John
f.winr Price Mrs. Joshua Green.
Mrs ~ r blaine. Mrs Daniel kcl
ieher. Mrs. Frederick Bausman, Mrs
John Henry Hailinger. Mrs Freder
lex Bentley. Mrs Eruussats Beck.
Mrs Adam Bccler. Mrs. Lawrence
Fsoxie. Airs John Erikson. Mrs. Clare
FarnsNorth Mrs. Langdou G Henry.
sf>s. John G HigSins. Mrs. James -.
Howe. Miss Marjorie Miller. Mrs
Bruce Morgan. Mrs Albert Charles
philiira. Mrs Frank Van Tuvl Mrs
Harry Whitney Treat. Mrs. william
n. Perkins. Mrs. J -. LoWman. Airs
Eliza Ferry Leary. Mrs. \. = Stew
art. Mrs. NJ. Donahoe. AIRS Nathan
EckStein. Mrs John Collins and Mrs
James = Crosby
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Would Create New
Detective Bureau

NEW YORK. Jan. 2l.-Crcation OF
"a thoroly equipped department OF the
government secret service similar TO
Scotland Yard to deal with revolu
tionary movements looking To- the
overthrow OF tho government was
recommended as the most effective
way Of fighting HoThevlsm by tho
subcommittee on national affairs OF
the National Republican club at It's
meeting here last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
California "Flu"
Cases Are Listed

WANIIINGTON, Jan. n Two
hundred and sixty four cases Of in
fluenzt for the week ending Satur.
day. as compared with - cases the
previous week were reported by
California today to Rupert Blue.
head Of the United states public
health service.
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!, RrronaI1I

Mrs. 4. n Anderson left Monday
afternoon for California. She has
shipped her car down and will motor
thru the southern part Of the state
for tho next two months
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Farrnr. who
went 10 California early this month.
will return about the first Of f'cb-
ruary.
Mr. Percy Perry. who has been IN
San FranciscO on q short business
trip. VIII return Friday
Miss Roberta Church will leave
the first week in February for OAK.
land to visit her aunt. Mrs ~. a.
Holmes. FOR the next two months
Mr. Thorpe Babcock. Of Haqulam.
was the guest OF his mother. Mrs
week. Next week Mr.. Babcock goes
to San Francisco on short business
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Bib. who
the home ~ Mr. ard Mrs. W. 9.
Brown. In Olympia. during their ab.
sence.
Mr. and Mrs. John u, Ryan. who
have been in California for the past
month. are expected home next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs " H. Graham and
their daughter. Mrs. W. &. Brown.
win leave next week for California
They will ship their car down and
motor thru the southern part Of tho
state FOR the next two months.
Mr. Charles Joslyn will return
from West Point this week 10 attend
the funeral Of his father. Mr.. Howard
Joslyn.
Mrs. David Cross. wifes Of Mayor
Cross. ~ Euphrata, II the guest Of
friends in Seattle.
Mrs. = IT, Walters. Of Yakima.
ia upondinR the winter with her par.
cnts, Air. and Mrs W. T.. Norton.
Mr. George Lindcr who has been
In san Diego for several months. ~
expected home the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs y y. Olmstend. Of
East Sound. are spending a week In
Seattle, guests ~ friends
Mr.. David RoaonburR, Of Mcdford.
who has been spending tho holidays
with hiS parents. Mr. and Mrs J. u.
| Holmes, will return this week.
/ Mrs. r. a. D. Jones ana Mrs. Don
| aid Barnes expect 10 spend this week
end IN Victoria
Mrs. Trevor Drake Of 81. PAU.
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Dr.. Sarery's Lecture

The third q nr William Savery's
series 90 ten ie0urcs under the
auspices OF the study department ~
the Wcmeu's University club will bc
devoted 20 tho Economic Problem"
and viii be- given nt the club tomor
ROW evening at o'clock
Dr slavery IL the head ~ the Dc
partment 81 philosophy AZ tho Uni
vcralty % Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Fashions for
Americans

Iiobblc rkirta and out ~ door
sports are never Ia harmony. and
happily this seasons stylo rules are
NJ elastic that frock or suit with
skirt wide enough for out 81 door
sports may BE- used Tor general serv-
ice with perfect good taste. The
sketch Eivcn "a suggestion ~ n mod
ish ffock % velvet with widely far
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Psi Epsilon Dance

Tho patrons and patroncsses for
tho formal dinner dance which Theta
Theta 81 pul Upsilon viii give az the
Rainier club Friday evening, H~
Ntr and Mrs David Whltcomh. Mr..
aud Mira Timothy Jerome. MIR and
Mrs. Edgar Amvs. Mr. and Mrs.
George H. Walker. Dean ana Mrs
David Thomson. Mr.. and Mrs Lewis
SchwaEer. Mr. and Mrs. Walter n,
NetUcton. Mr., and Mrs. George +.
stuart. Mr.. and Mrs. William Way.
MIR and Mira. Max Bonter and Mr.
\ r. sawyer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Bandit Is Killed
and Officer Shot

ST. LOUIS. Jan 2i-onn bandit
was killed and Patrolman Harry
shea was seriously injured today IN
a revolver battle after ak highway.
men held up the water Tower bank
here. The bandits were escaping
with a grip filled with currency from
tho bank when Shea opened fire
They dropped the grip and lied after
shea killed ono Of them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Mill Hand Is Now
Dean of College

Dexter s. Kimball was once n mill
hand az Port Gamble lie Is now
dean Of the combined engineering
colleges OF Cornell university
Thursday night he viii address
meeting OF Cornell men in the Army
ana Navy club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Luncheon at the
H0mCn'S University Club

Something out 81 the ordinary will
he the luncheon at thc Women'r
University club saturday afternoon
for members and their guests. al
which Mr and Mrs Maurice Brown
viii both speak on their work. and
the development OF the Little
Theatre
Reservations should be made a. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21

of a Bride
Copyrighted. 1919. by the News
paper Entorptiur Association
FIND TIE ANsNNERS TO
Ny CRIES COME FROM
MY III SBA>D

VII tohfs U tkp'
MY III SBtND
when the men stopped hammering
whoro would / be1 Ia pool Of
water. told myself. or In an under
ground dungeon with rats scnmper
ing about and Shiny creatures Ia tho
corners. or perhaps would find my.
nolf In some ancient crypt where my
bones would mix with the long for.
gotten bones OF other young women
dead because. like me. they had
been willful aud stubborn. unrenHon.
ably impulniyc and impatient - con.
vontiona and restraint. and very
hcadstronE in their love affairs
so my dnzcd mind tangled itself
up as reviewed all 81 the reasons
for all OF the steps by which ! had
arrived at my horrible state. The
reasons seemed 80 SILLY the steps
seemed 40 inevitable. II wasn't log
teal. felt sudden sympathy with
criminals All prisoners reasoned.
supposed very much na was DO.
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For Mss Moore
and Miss WcnnCr

To honor Miss Helene Moore and
Mics Blanche Wenner. both recently
returned from overseas. Mrs, Charles
~ IAiv entertained with an Inform
al tea az her home this afternoon.
Mrs otis Floyd Lamson assisted
Mrs Lily
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Apollo Club to
Sing February S

The first annual concert Of the
Appolo -club viii be held Thursday
night. February 9Th. In the odd Eel.
lows han at 10th ana Pine.
Mrs. Roncyn Jansen viii he solo.
lst. she ls soprano OF national
reputation.
Adam Jariine f. tho director OF
tho club. which consists OF more
than 30 we'll trained voices.
Tickets have been placed on sale
at the loading music stores or may
bo secured thru club members
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
ALFRED s. MOORE.

fudge ~ tho United States district
court at Nome, Alaska, ,dicd last
Monday In his home at Spartans.
burg, $ G. lie IL survived hy a
widow ana son In Spartnnsburg. a
brother. Or l. H. Moore 100 37th
ave. X, this city, and a sister, Mrs.
james Hamilton Munro.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Program at WomeR's
CnircrsitN Club

Friday afternoon NJ 7 o'clock at
the Women's University CD. Miss
E,ffie l. isaiti head OF the Home
Economics department az tho Uni.
vcrslty OF Washington. Will give a
report on the recent statewide con.
ference Of women's clubs on the high
C~st Of living.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21

The first regular meeting OF tho
class in Eecretnrlo Accounts Of Tho
University ~ Washington Extcnsion
service viii he held I'm room lid
broadway high school Thursday
evening ~ 10 Heri~irailon is ytlIl
omen Further particulars can he
obtained ~ tho office ~ tho rvlon.
ion Scrvic". iotA Henry building. or
bv chilling Main 2203
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21

The younger set Of Rainier Valley
will entertain their friends with q
dancing PARTY az the Lakeside club
house. near Rainier Beach. saturday
night.
Tho hes, 81 music has hem Oh.
tained 90 make tho dance especially
interesting
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Dancing Party for
YOun0 PEOPLE

The ut. Baker park Social club
viii give a dancing party for the
young people n high school and uni.
versity ages az the club house Satur
day evening, 10 which the sons and
daughters Of the club members and
their guests are invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21

The Mystic Jewel Social club VIII
give an Informal dance ana card
party Friday evening IN Douglas
hail. Tenth avenue and Fast Pine
Plans have been made for an espc
ciaily interesting evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Birthdnu Anniversary

Mr., Patrick conaty recently eele-
DRAFTED his cighty-slxth birthday an.
niversary with a dinner party ~ his
nome on Columbia 81. Mr.. Conaty
hrs tour children now living. thirteen
franocnildren and thirteen great
grannchiiaren. four generations rep
resented in six families.
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20 Years 20
sEATrLE's LEADING DENTIST
ny EDWIN J. BnowN. ID. -. =.
tO8 COLUMBIA ST.

] am now on my
10Th mile stone as a
dentist In Seattle.
Year after year my
practice has grown.
and ] have romod-
cicd and enlarged
my offices to prop
orly care for this
growing prac-
ttco.
At tho end NJ this
year Gg2O) ! hope
to De hblo 20 have
couploted n dental
organization for So
attic that viii ar
ford every orphan
child and every
needy person an op-,
portuntty 10 hnVel
their teeth cared
for without cost 20,
them " | can nc
eoniplihh this, n
shall feel that n
have d one Hama-
thing worth while.
EDWIN 4. I
lOe Columb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Current Topics

Tho class In Current Topics recent
lv organized under tho leadership 81
Mrs \ h Fiskcn will meet az the
home 81 Mrs John J. Snapp. 9S0a
East Highland Drive
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Green and Black Clnb

The Green and Black club will give
their 1920 fai' Saturday evening
January 81. In tho Mt Baker Park
clubhouse The committee tn charge
promises some unique features and
GasBsr's Jazzcrs with Mr.. Grant Mer.
rill VIII furnish tho muric
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
FO1. Miss LOreH

HonorinR Miss Alice Lowell. Miss
Virginia Cooks guest. six Of the
girls on the First Hi viii give "A
Progressive dinner OF twelve covers
Saturday evening.
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Adams pnront Teacher association
viii meet tomorrow at O'Clock nj
the school with Mr. a. G. pelton. di.
rector of physical training in tho CITY
schools, as speaker All patrons and
paironesses arc invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Tea BIZ Mrs. Wing

In compliment 20 Mrs. a. T.. Iiaw
f1ey, a few OF her intimate friends
were entertained informally az tea
nv Mrs. Frederick Wing wednesday
Afternoon nt her home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
Phi Gamma DeItd Tea

Phi Gamma Delta fraternity viii
entertain with tea 81 the chapter
house tomorrow afternoon from q
until for the mothers and sisters OF
the fraternity
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Tea bv Mrs. LdlCtOn

with Mrs irving Clark. a recent
bride. as hsnor guest. Mrs. W. Cltf-
ION Iawton entertained Informally
IL tea Of her home this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21

MRS ERASTUS BRAINERD, who
Al was one of the patronesses at the
Exhibit of Tanaka Paintings held at the
Hotel Washington for four days last week,
is greatly interested in the activities of
the Jack London Club. -w.y,. ,,s.. nsnra. Studio
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21
-DinHe1. Dance

Theta NJ Fraternity will entertain
with a dinner dance at the Seattle
Tennis club saturday evening. Janu-
AIRY 81,
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Luncheon for Mrs. Eden

For Mrs. John c. Eden. Mrs. Cecil
II. Bacon gave n small Informal
luncheon at the Sunset club this
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21

Tho Womor's Commercial club will
meet for luncheon Thrsday AZ Il
o'ciock ~ the Masonic club rooms In
the Arcad" building Tho club IL 10.
vvlrE its former activities and for
maj re"aon hopcV - large M
Tendance
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Dcltr Chi

Delta Chi fraternity viii give m
Informal dancN az The Tennis club
Friday evening
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Informal Tea

Mrs. Darrah Corbst viii entertain
n number of friends with an informal
tea nj her home Sunday afternoon.
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Dinner By Mr.. and
Mrs. Small

In honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. a.
Stanley Of New York. Mr. and Mrs.
r. r.. Small were hosts at a dinner
party at the Rainier club last eve
ming.
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For DR.. Slcift

In compliment TO her guest. Or.
Edith Hale Swift % Boston. Mrs.
Daniel n. Trefethen entertained with
a luncheon az the Rainicr club yes
terday afternoon.
DIR. Swift has been overseas for six
months, sent across by the United
states government 20 invite the
women physicians in Europe 70 at.
tend the International Congress OF
Women Physicians.
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For Mrs. WdshbMrn

HonorinE Mrs. Robert Washhuru
Of Medford. Mrs. Horace c. Henry'~
guest. Mrs Fred Hudson Baxter will
entertain with small Informal
luncheon az the Sunset club tumor
row.
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B
CLUBS FOR THURSDAY



q. 4 FortniEhtiy Club
q \ Furinighuy club meets AZ :
.. N. at tho home 81 Mrs H. r.
bartlett 1893 Eighth avenue west.
Nineteenth Century Club
Nineteenth Century club meets n,
$50 ,. m. az tho homo 81 Mias A.
Hrlvllic, e3oe Sixteenth avenue north.
east
IhurSahy PROCESS club
Thursday Progress club meets
with Mrs. r. \ Nelson. go: sunny.
side avenue. at ?. m.
Thursday Musical Club
Thursday Musical club mcrts FOR
luncheon af isis 3 M. with Mrs. T.
W. kccfe. tsie Aurora avenue
Elite Social Club
Elite Social club will give mill.
tary whist party. 1909 Jackson street
20 which al odd Fellows. Rsbeccas
and their friends arc cordially In.
vltsi.
Eroja Club
Swedish Ladies' Charitable club
f'reia viii meet ~ p. m. After the
regular meeting there viii be cards
North End Circle
North End Circle Of Child conrer
walton league meets ~ % m. with
Mrs. 7 Barber. 1910 North Forty.
third street.
Seattle Review No. =
Seattle Review No g. Wornen'a A.
ISOLATION Of MaccabeSA. meets at s
| p. IN. Ia W O W hall.
I.atonn TT. \
Regular monthly meeting % IA.
ton7 ParcpilTo1chcr association will
b" held ~ gas p. m IN tho asnornbI,.
room ~ tho school The meeting
viii be- addressed by Mise Torr c;iass
who viii relate some personal expcr.
ionccg in France Little June Forg,i.
Hon. In kilties viii dance tho mon.
land sword dance Refreshments.
Sunshine Club
Sunshine club NJ Women Of Moose.
h'art legion meets IN on an day
meeting at tho home ~ Mrs James
Carson. 3s35 Ferdinand street
Auxiliary 10 brotherhood of Iacomo
tive Engineers
Ladies' Auxiliary 20 the Prother
hood ~ Locomotive Engineer givna
q ! o'clock luncheon. followed bv "a
card party. In Forcsiers' han fqeaiL
First avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21

Or. Edith Hale Swift was honor
guest at luncheon given by Miss
File l. Chapman az the Women e
University club this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-21

In compliment n Mrs.. Robert
washburn. % Mrdford. Mrs Karl
Harbaugh was hostess az small
luncheon at the Sunset club this
afternoon.