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No, I do NOT think u trould be a
vifsfdIc, for the chnd's sake, " for
no other reason.
EoidcnfIU DoH are taking selfish
and one sided tfeU Of this matter.
n ,oas terv inronO, Of course. for this
ropidn 10 iearc her husband and 10
accept the attentions ~ another man.
Bm haze you considered that u Is
equally teronO for yon 10 try 10 toiH
the iopc Of married man and 10 try
10 bring about permanent scperd-
fion bcfneen him and his totfcf Yet,
that IL uhaf pour letter implies you
are doino. n so. ri0hf-thinklH0 peo-
pie tcH criticize you severely and
ioouId not consider von a suitable
person 10 rear his child n voa cDcnf-
naiiv tcere 10 marry this man.
A mother. no matter hotc far she
may hare departed from the path Of
right conduct. usually ~ ~ b. trusted
10 frv 10 rear her child property Per-
haps this mans ioifc 8ces her B,is-
take. and. II she had another chance,
toonid Oiuc him no further cause for
disfraa.
Thts ~ NOT your problem. but
thcirs. 10 be worked out bcficceH
them. and pou should NOT interfere
In amp nuy.
You should hare Nothing further
TO do rifh this mar. Perhaps u Is
only pour Influence iehich prevents
him from asking his lesfe 10 90 back
10 him and help re-esfablish their
home on happier basis. ~ so. you
are much 10 be ccnstfred.
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Is rather limited demand for ~
lcin Totocrs and leares BY the lar.,
drug houses and concerns matjss +.
specially Of botanic drugs. The ~,
~ poridbIe. The Gotocys sonkfl.,,
bring 75c a pound and icares ms<I
lcss, depending on ho1o much ~,
are ,oanted. The Ieares and noo,,'
should be dried IN the sh1ae ~
packed In clean bags free hsr
stalks or trash Of any kiad
What IL meant by INT, O.
THIS Is the differentiation Of ms,
frofolsoi." a high erpioaps.
What ia meant by American plsr.
and European plan" speaking 4
hotels, BIB.
american plan Is a set rate "a
room and meals: Europcdn plan b !
set rate for room only. ncds b,
charged separately.
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Cynthid's Answers
10 Short QneafiOns

How strong Ia lightning JIM.
No one kHous the FOLIAGE Of light
ming nhcn u leaves the clouds. n Il
estimated that u Is about 100000
colts irhcn Il strikes.
How many presidential electors Is
each state entitled TOT STUDENT.
Each state Is entitled TO as rdnv
presidential electors as the total
number Of senators and representa-
tires Of that state.
What steamship Of the White Star
line. sailing from Liverpool. arrived
in the Boston harbor on the 2sth and
e7th OF April. 1907 ELSIE
The steamship Iceland OF the
white star line. sailed from Lircr-
pool. April ~. 1910. and dockcd al
Boston, April 81. 1910.
Does the Isle OF Pines belong 10
the United statcsg BOB.
No. "a belongs 10 Cuba.
what IL the general description
and what are the uses Of the mullen
plant Is there a demand for them.
and what price is paid7
ANXIOUS.
This plant has tan, sfrdf0hf Stem.
nth large feifv. or fiannci-hke
leaves. ard q long. dense spike OF
ycliosc ro,rers. 10 Is member Of
the notrorf family and Is a biennial.
producing during its first year only
roscffc Of do,crv lcupcs. foiiotced
from ynnc TO august Of the second
pr1r BY the nosncrino stalk ,cifh tts
close cluster Of -vciioo noirers.
The plant sometimes dffalns a height
Of feet. The fosrers rae used
incidentally. fhat Is the corolld. the
other parts being discarded. These
arc collected trhcn about fully open,
but before the petals are ready TO
drop. They hare strecfish odor and
uoccf. nnciia0inous taste. Mullen
Is nscd for the relief Of coforvh and
also IN di1rvhedi Complaints. The
leaves arc similarly employed, There
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-07
Jou-Jerville TO
Sing Friday

NJ. Jacques Jou.Jervilic. bead OF
the voice department OF the Cornish
school. win sing az the program 10
be given at Meany Hall. University
OF Washington. on Friday evening.
In observance Of Music Week
20 be held there His songs win be
"Air de jean" by Masscnet; "A Lat
lie Song From Capri" by Riego and
For You Alone" by Gregh.
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Pullman Cabaret

Thursday evening, o. $50 o'clock
the junior entertainment committee
Of the women's University club viii
give a pullman cabaret" owing to
the heavy travel. members are asked
to make reservations by November 5.
Tho hostosses for the evening viii
he Mrs. Ross Williams Mrs H. r.
Heethoom. Miss Marion THOMPSON
Miss Victoria Mclean. Miss Margaret
Main. Miss Marion Wiley, Miss RUTH
Greenlcaf and Miss iurllne Brown.
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Cynthia GREY;
Husband Is DisloyaL-Wife Is Untrue-Girl Is Sci,
ish-Chid Deserves First Consideration

Dear Miss Grey: / have been going with man ths,
care great deal for think he for me- too but sr
of his friends urging him TO take his wife back a.
she has already started divorce proceedings. ~
They have child years old. yet his wife with a.,
other man and finally TO her mothers home stay ana
took the baby with her He is undecided what TO do and
NOT sure if she be trusted TO do what is right from
on or TO bring up their child properly Don't you hinL
would be a mistake to trust such a woman again? TT"
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Program for Seattle
Music Studu Club

Miss Irene Raltrusch will enter
tain the Seattle Music Study club
&C her home. 1876 n. 18TH 81. Tues
day afternoon. Each member IN nc.
corded the privilege OF bringing one
guest. as a recognition OF music
week.
Following Is the program;
sonata IN & tive rianosb. ..sttss b, Mozart
Mrs W n. nrowufirid and Miss
Irene naltruseh
songs
Der cAertuer" ,....ss..s. 'huso NeitI
eEflkoenie" ....srttt.s.sss-. Schnpsrt
Mrs. A. n. shead.
Niolin Selections s..s..t sssassss.s..s.ss
Mrs. " T. Ashton.
SonFs--
ssfsedteattonf ...4...... Robert franf
stars with Golden Fert Are Wan
derinN" ...sss...ss erahen+ Holman
Mra y a. r. Anderson.
Concerto IN q Minor (two plAnoal ....
................. Mendeinaohn
Mrs. nrownfieid. Mise Baisrusch.
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John Hay school will hold par.
ent.teacher meeting Tuesday at ESQ
y. m. with an artist recital for the
pupils. followed nj 3 o'clock by an
address by Mrs. &. Arthur Narney,
state president Community singing
by the school. vocal solos BY Russell
y. Thrapp and Mrs. ] g. Tyson.
and a cello solo by Mrs, George
Rogoroy. accompanied by Mr.. Clyde
Lehman. will lend interest 10 the
nrnRrnm.
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Enaaaement Announced

Mrs Margaret Marsh announces
the engagement OF her daughter.
Margaret Caroline. 20 Mr.. Allan
schrnulIan. OF san Francisco. Miss
Marsh Is visiting In San Francisco.
but viii return TO Seattle about Dc.
eenber I. The wedding will take
place in this city next June.
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Miss Billings


Honoring Miss Ehea Billings.
whose engagement TO Attorney Gen.
eraI Thompson was recently an.
nounccd. Mrs. Robert w. Mcc'lcliand
entertained with a bridge luncheon
at her home. si2 r. s0th St. last
Thursday afternoon. Five tables
were In NAV.
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Sorority Planning
Bazaar for SATURDAY.

A bazaar and dance viii be given
by the Puget Sound aIumnae and
the active chapters in the grill room
of the Hotel Washington Saturday.
November IL. The joint chairman
OF the committee on arrangements
are Mrs. Homer Phillips Of the
alumnae and Miss Viola Mcvay for
the active chapter. assisted By Mrs.
John Heal and Miss Myrtle stiIl.
well.
The bazaar viii be open at Q a. m.
and in The evening dance will he
given. Tea viii be served during the
afternoon by maids In Chinese cos.
tunes. and attractive boxes Of chi.
rese tea viii he on sale. Miss Mar.
Faret Delaney and Miss Alma Cal.
boun viii be In charge.
Mrs. Walter Madigan is chairman
Of the practical booth. where will be
found many useful articles, such as
breakfast sets and card table Gov.
crs; Miss Nora Aldwen will have
charge or novelties and childrcn's
toys; the booth Of Infants wear and
play clothes for small people win be
gerie. Mrs. Harold Poison, Miss
Margaret Yerkes and Miss Gladys
Deere; handkerchiefs. both novelties
and the more conservative, will be
sold by Mrs. Merritt TuthiII; aprons.
Mrs. r. u. Harrison; hand. made col.
lars, Mrs. Edward Jones; candy.
Miss Bonnis McAnnaliy: flowers.
Miss Marie McAusland and Miss
Vera Monteagie; Miss Dorothy Ehr.
Itch Is chairman OF the poster com.
mittee.
The committee in charge Of the
dance includes Miss Nora Aldweil.
Miss Emma Howell Miss MARGARET
Yerkes and Miss ELENA Howell. Sew.
eral specialties for the evening have
been arranged by Mrs. Howard
Chastain.
The receipts Of the day will be ap.
piled 10 the fund for local chapter
house and TO the support OF the set.
Element school in Gattlinburg, Tenn.
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Personal

Mr. and Mrs j. y. Farrell. Miss
Helen Farrell and Mrs james Ear
rcli are spending week or ton days
In Portland. They viii roturne about
Saturday
Capt. John u. Ray, Z. s. A., OF
Fort u. u. Russell. wyo.. rs visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. - y. Ray,
planning To spend his months leave
OF absence here,
Mira L. u. Peoples and Miss 80.
atricc Peoples arrived In New YORK
on the white Star liner olympic NO
vember 1.
Capt and Mrs. Frank Merrill Bart
lett. who have been guests nj the lio-
tel Washington for a week. left To-Day
for san Francisco. TO sail later for
Manila.
Mrs. Charles Wilson, ~ Victoria.
II, c. who has been the guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Bordeaux for the
past ten days, IL leaving Thursday
for her home.
MIR Rex T. Stafford viii return
Tuesday from Yakima, where he
went Friday on short business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. George Morford are
leaving Tuesday by motor for Call.
fornia. where they viii spend
month before going 10 Arizona for
the winter. During their absence
their home will be occupied by Judge
! and Mrs. Holzcimer. and Miss kn'h'
crime Holzclmer. OF Nome, Alaska
Mr.. and Mrs. =. J. Damascus. OF
ccntraiia, spent the week end as the
guests Of Lieut.. Col. Richard Allen
and Mrs. Allen.
Mr.. Judd NJ Elliott returned last
week from a months trip-to califor'
nia.
Mr.. Robert n. Du Bols, Of vancou'
yer. Is spending few days In the
city, a guest az the Sigma Alpha Ep.
silon fraternity house. Mr.. Du Bots
IN a Stanford man and came up TO at
tend the stanford Washington foot
bali game.
Mrs. y. w purdy. of Beiiingham,
Ia the guest OF her brothcrin.law
and sister. Col and Mrs. Henry
fAndes.
Mrs. John j. Macintosh h spend
ing a few weeks visiting IN Portland.
Mrs. corwin Ebcrting entertained
a- her weekend guest Miss Irene
Huse. OF Brcmcrton
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AIIah Chapter No. 1875

Allah chapter No. le5. Q. z. s..
will give card party al the Pam.
ina cafeteria. iti5 Third ave. on
Tuesday evening. November 3. 1921.
Al Masons. Eastern Stars and
friends most cordially invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-07

Seattle lodge No. 7. Degree Of Hon
or Protective association. viii give
a benefit card party for the ortho.
pcdic hospital Tuesday. November s.
NJ ? p. m. in Evergreen hall, arm.
|ory. Refreshments served and hish
honor hMar.ied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-07

The regular monthly meeting Of
the Lafayette PIT A OH be held
Tuesday. November s. at ESQ y. m,
IN the lunch room of the school
building. 4 musical program Will
be given by the children Of the dit.
fercnt grades and violin numbers by
Norine Powers. \ social half hour
win he "A feature OF tho afternoon
and refreshments viii be served.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-07

with Mrs. 4. X. Loose. sii Summit
avenue. 10 a. m. VIII sew for ba'
zaar Pocket lunch
Zeta Psi NofherS' Club
zetA psi Mothers club with Arz.
r. Is. RailinKer. at Lake Ballinger.
al noon. pnrfy 10 take Everett
interurhan. leaving downtown al
ii;7o a IN.
>eal,ur~t Council
scsshnrsi Council Of Minute WON
en-. school hoRo. ..7o p. m. Election.
Dorras Circle
Dorcaa circle with Mrs. G. ~
Hahn. SAT- West cath st.. a, Use
y. m.
Lutheran Women's League
Lutheran women's League OF So.
attic al the Gcthscmanc church,
Ninth ave. and stewart ~. Mothers
and daughters dinner at e;2o y. m.
vassr Endowment Fund
vaSsar Endowment Fund commit.
tee at Y. w. c. A. tea room at
1880 y. m.
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Informal Afternoon

For tho pleasure OF Miss Erma
Verd. who viii be bride of the holi.
days. Miss Ruth Trcnholme will en-.
tertain with an informal afternoon NJ
her homo Saturday.
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Inrne Rridae Luncheon

Mrs. S. L. Jordan has issued invi.
tations for large bridge luncheon
at her horne on Queen Anne hsll,
"Wednesday afternoon. November 10.
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Luncheon for
Mrs. PurseU

Mrs. w. W. Felger IL entertaining
with luncheon Of twelve covers al
the Sunset club Tuesday afternoon,
honoring Mrs George w. Purseu.
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AMI woman's Inpro,cmcnl club

The Alh Moman's Improvement
club VIII meet at the home of Mrs
Mae \. wilkins. 370i AM ave. No
yembcr :. Business meeting at 2 p.
m, followed by social hour and re-
freshments. Members urged 10 AZ.
tend. AS matters OF importance viii
be taken up.
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Canadian Club

The CANADIAN club OF Seattle viii
hold us regular fortnightly meeting
on Tuesday evening. November s. at
the Women's University club. 1905
Fifth ave. Dancing and cards. All
Canadians welcome
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Rridne Dinner Glib

Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Elfendahl are
entertaining tho members OF their
bridge dinner club az their home
Wednesday evening. Covers VIII be
marked for twelve.
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With covers placed for forty-four
guests. Mrs. Carl a. suffer VIII en-
terrain with luncheon at the home.
4s4 nth ave. ", Monday afternoon.
November q. Bridge will be the lat
or diversion.
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Fdc,tltu Wires Club

The Faculty wives club win meet
next Monday afternoon. November
IL. at the Mems Faculty club. on the
campus.
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A meeting OF the city Federation
OF the w. c. r. 4. viii be- held az
Plymouth Congregational church.
Tuesday, November 5. at p. m.
Election OF officers. Fun attendance
desired,
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Ladies' auxiliary. A, O. H.. will en-
terrain with card party and social
In W. o. w hall. Fourth ave and
Marion st. November s. Cards ut )
y. m.
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Palm Cirrln. No. GO

A reception viii bo given by Palm
circle. No, SO. Neighbors OF Wood
craft at hall. First ave. and pike st,
honoring Minnie Hiner. grand advis.
cr. and acting guardian Al Neigh
hors OF Woodcraft cordially invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-07

French department. Woman's Cen.
fury club. Washington hotel II A.
m. 10 p m.
Parliamentary procedure depart.
n1ens. woman's Century club Young
women's Christian association at
$50
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Luncheon to Compliment
Mrs. Smith

Mrs. Winfield Smith will be the
honor guest at luncheon Mrs. II. ".
Richmond will give AZ the Sunset
club Thursday afternoon.
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wy Knot Club

The Wy Knot club entertained
Saturday evening. October 20. with
an Informal Halloween party. Fifty
guests were present
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Wilson Vetoed
VOlstend Bill

Dear Miss Grey: Please tel, m
did ex-President Wilson veto the Vi
stead bill. and II 80. when? BILL
Yess october 81. 1918.
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MISS GREY will receive ri
Nl ers Of this department !,
The Star office on Tuesdays fra-
. 10 4. and at other times b. !.
poinfment. Please do not -
ON other days than Tuesday nj
less you have an appoinimeua
with Miss Grey, as unexpected -
iiors interfere with her writing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-07
CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
senliIn Mnmnn.. Clnh

Tho literary Interpretation class Of
the scattle woman's club VIA meet
at tho home Of Mrs. Frank l.. Baker,
atta Harvard ave. n, Tuesday. No
vembcr s, at D. m. under the
leadership Of Madame Marie Wcrnli
Bechc, Current topic department al
$50 r. m. Miss Maude' McGough.
leader.
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OMAHA. Neb.--Four women al
one man injured when passenr,
plane. in charge Of Pilot Bowrz
crashes from height Of 50 feet.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


Lorraine chapter NO.
Lorraine Chapter. No. 6. O. r. s..
will give the laai card party OF
its series on December at wings
cafeteria. 1909 First ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-07

Writers club in Erickson room. Y.
w. c. A.. az 3 .. m. Following
stories will he read Tho Saving
House, by r. Roncy Weir. Miss
Haxy Calls" by PAMELA Jones: The
Burglar Trap" BY Charles Udeii.
Visitors welcome.
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woman's Civic club IN Erickson
room OF Young women's Christian
association. y. m. Mr.. J. v. G.
Kellogg will spcok on civil Service
Commission in Seattle Mrs. =
Pearson viii report the convention
Of tho women's Legislative council
OF washington.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS
empufy work.

Eastern Star club win Meet
Eastern Star club in club rooms
2 y. m. Cards.
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Sunset CIltb Meetinn

= business meeting in connection
with luncheon viii be held at the
Sunset club Wednesday at 1880
O'Clock.
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seattle Presbyterian society.

Mrs. Charles w. Williams Of
Portland. executive secretary OF the
North Pacific district Womcna
Board Of Foreign Missions % the
Prcshytcria church. will be the
speaker at the regular monthly
meeting OF the Seattle Prcsbyterial
society which meets in the First
Presbyterian CHURCH. Tuesday. No
vember 4. at 1880 a IN. Mrs. s. L..
bowman will give the second OF a
series 81 studies In the book 81
Hebrews
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Musicale at
Educational Center

At the benefit reception and musi'
Gale 20 be given on Tuesday after
noon, Nov. 8. al the Educational
Center. 30a 18th ave. s.. for the
benefit OF the expense budget OF
the center. the program will BE- as
follows:
Violin Polonnaise A Major.
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LADIES' auxiliary seattle Gyrnnaa.
tic society. Rymnastic exercises. nj
1919 Eighth ave. $50 y. m. Busi.
ness meeting. y. m.
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Ionia chapter No. iis. order Of
Eastern Star. in Corinthian room.
Masonic temple. 8 p. m WIN ex.
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Clionian Club

Tho Clionlan club viii meet Tues.
day. Nov. :, NJ 2 y. IN. at the Fed
Grated club house. Members bring
guests. The following musical pro.
gram will bc given,
Paper on "Mu~ir'' ...s.sss..4ssstss.s
Mra y } achoficid. MUSICAL chairman.
Piano Loves Awakening s.ts.t.
...4..4.......4t.... MonakowHki
Airs 4. a. Benedict
ftuta Solo Ncrenade" Victor Herbert
Mas Mildred Mcpherson. accompanied b,
Miss Hazel waechter
GROUP % Rongs-
ptastdt Artn atssssss.sssf. t.....t,.t
''bissi ID Admofc" sss......ss
Morning tst.s.tttt+srfstrts.t SPEAKS
Miss Abhie Howard. accompanied BY
Mrs HnFafsd,
Piano Hoie-'-rh~ HrowHiea' .....tt+..
............ Erich wolfganH kornJold
Miss Wacfhter
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Kansas Women's Club Meeting
poStpoued

On account OF Armlstice day the
meeting Of the Kansas women's
club. 20 have been held on Friday.
has been postponed to Friday.
November IS
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The Beacon nm school will hnv'
n home coming celebration TUESDAY
evening under the auspices of tn
Parent Teacher association. Prince
pal T.. G. HIN. who II just complct
ing HIS 18th year Of service In the
school. will be glad TO welcome back
at this time cid pupils Of the school
and TO meet patrons and friends
Of the institution.
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LInion Ernncai.e

L'rnion Franchise viii meet In
the club rooms OF the Y. w. c. A.
on Saturday evening at s o'clock.
Monsieur Marcel DAILY Will speak
on the armament conference md
lead the discussion All French
students are especially invited.
Special Exercises
Special exercises will be held by
Alki Review No. 80. w u. A.. on
Friday at two minutes past noon.
TO pay tribute to the unknown
soldier"
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The l.. @. r. club will give a
pound party" for members only on
Tuesday. November Is. at p. m.
the Eiks club. Mrs J. w. Young
win be hostess assisted by Mrs. Her
man Roasch. Mrs. T.. ~ Yost. Mrs,
Hattie shiek and Mrs J. y Brennan.
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Shawondasse club with Mrs. SEQ;
Riggs. 20 Caller place. y. m.
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Mr. and Mrs, J. u. Farrell, Miss
Helen Farrell and Mrs. James Far
rcli are spending a week or ton days
In Portland. They viii roturne about
Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-07
Gamma Phi Beta

6afuuA I'M Befa
Gamma mi Beta monthly meet.
Ing with Mrs. Miller Freeman. ass
18th ave. ". Followed by annual
Founders dny banquet at Motor
Car Dealers club. i5si Seneca ct.
s.30 p. m.
Emma Lazarus Auxiliary
Emma Lazarus Auxiliary. at Edu
cntionai Center business meeting.
Nomination OF officers.
Mount Baker Circle
Mount Baker Circle. Fruit and
Flower Mission. with Mrs X.
Bceuwkes. ssos ssrd ave. s. All
day.
Caieidla Club
calcidia club. with Mrs. s. 8
Frantx. iss West 5ist 81. .. M
Ali Rcykw No. 50
Alki Review No. 80. court whisl
party. Wings cafeteria. $50 p. IN
Study Club. u. a. u.
Study club. Rainier Chapter.
Daughters OF American Revolution
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-07

Mrs. John ]. Macintosh IL spend
ing few weeks visiting IN Portland.