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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-28

ADDITIONAL CLUBS


Womxn's Tuesday Club
The woman's Tuesday club wiz
meet Tuesday. November 1. with
Mrs. 4. NJ. shelton. 1904 Franklin
ave.
QuarAnte Club
Tho ouarante club will be enter.
tslned by Mr.. and Mrs. w. v. Hitch.
mgs AZ the homo Of Mr.. w. A. Owen,
SECS Admiral way. Tuesday. Noycm.
Der /.
Rainier TT. A.
Rainier PIT. A. will meet Tues
day. November l. ~ $50 y. M. nj
the school. supt Cooper win speak
and Song week will be observed.
Northeast improvement Club
The Northeast Improvement club
win meet Tuesday. November 1. 3
p. m. Al the Olympic school Music
and refreshments.
Hsinle~ Beach Woman's club
Rainier Beach woman's club win
hold its regular monthly meeting,
Wednesday. November :. 3 p. m,
at the home % Mrs. r. w. Chris
we'll ioos s5th y. Topic ''China"
I.adie~' Auxiliary Maple Post. No. 81
ladies' Auxiliary. Maple Post. No.
~. will meet Friday. October 1s, Z
.. m. At set 18th ave. ~.
AMI PIT. a.
Aiki PIT. A. win meet Tuesday.
November I. sso .. m. Miss Hclrna
Martin will speak on Child Mind"
Queen Anne Child ClrvI~ Child
Conservation League
Queen Anne circle Of tho Child
Conservation league win NEE, Tues
day. November l.. lao p. m. at the
home OF Mrs. Guy n. Jennings. aoo1
First ave. N. Subject. Pest Read.
Ing for Our Children" Program on
page 50 of program book
Htpn3 bpfur lamp
Alpha Dele Camp. No. sssi. Royal
Ncirhbors OF America. vii give a
masaus BAH. Monday evening.
October 81, IN Greenwood hall. ssfd
and Greenwood.
Altruistic Club
Tho Aitruistic club win meet nj
tho homo Of Mrs. Rebccca Daven-
port. so07 Ninth ave. N. r.. wedpcs.
day. November .. at .. IN
King County Humane Society
King County Humane society has
Organized . bridge club to meet tho
second Monday In each month. For
information. cali East 1851.
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To clear the skin

reefsnf With sischmasns Yssst proved very
suf clearing the akin Of Impurities and bissushss.
se:ss AZ pfnpIes and hsokhsads LEADING
ses 1sfsehanr Yeast brought
IN Pesfods Of time ranging from 70 month"; Ths 1870
eood results were In CAGES n rs
cases Of bos the remarkably quick II scuts -
sure to consult your doctor.
81 nov and unfsstsd prspsrstsss Ths sss
~ id straaf6h -
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annual Masquerade
Dance

Thu annual masquerade dance
given BY the Young Mems Hebrew
association. which viii be the first In
formal dance Of the season. win be
held Sunday evening. Oct soth. At
christenscn's hail
The committee In charge. which
includes Messrs. J. Friedman. III.
Tall. r. Paioy. L. Halpern. l. Cohen.
~ Solomon and J. Feinbcrw. have
arranged . special program for the
evenings entertainment.
The following win act AZ patrons
and patroncssrs: DR.. and Mrs.
Samuel Koch. Mr.. and Mrs Barney
b Lustig. Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Kes.ier. Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Eek
stein. Afr. and Mrs Harry Tall. Mr..
and Mrs Joseph. Solomon. Mr.. and
Mrs Sol Esfeid. Mr.. and Mrs David
Lirprnnn. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph VIM.
kow. Dr. and Mrs Harry ]. Fried.
man. Mr.. and Mrs Max silver. Mr.
and Mrs Norris A. Robbins.
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Patrons and Patro,lcsses
Announced

The womeu's league Of tn univer.
sity OF Washington. under whose
auspices tho Arthur Haekctt concert
win I've given In Meany haii next
Monday evening. announces the FOL.
lowing list OF patrons and patron.
esses for the affair.
MIR. and Mrs. A. X. Fisken. Or.
and Mrs. Z. J. t'rien. Mrs. Arthur :.
Hageett. Mr.. and Mrs william Hop.
per. Mr. and Mrs Ernest r. Hussey.
MIR. and Mrs. Trafford Huteson.
Dean and Mrs Irving NJ. Glen. Mr..
and Mrs. Carl r. Gould. Rev. and
Mrs. Cleveland kleihauer. Dean and
Mrs. Henry fandes. Mrs. H. II. Lar.
son. Miss Annie Lowering. DIR. and
Mrs. NJ. A. Matthews, Rev. and Mrs.
Frank n Matthews. Mrs. Ruth
karr Mckee. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis L.
Mendel. Dean and Mrs. stephen l..
Miller. Hon. and Mrs. winlock Mil,
Ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Myers.
Mrs. Rernicc Newell. Dean and Mrs.
Frederick NJ. Padelford. Col. and
Mrs. c. u. Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. q.
Il. NJ. Pratt. Mrs. Albert Rhodes. DIR.
and Mrs. O. IL. Richardson. Mr.. u.
Shorrock. DIR. and Mrs. Edward Lin
coin Smith. Dean and Mrs. NJ. Lyle
Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. stimscn
Mrs Harlan Thomas. Dean and Mrs
David Thomson. Rev. and Mrs. A..
Tremayne. Mrs. Louise Van Oxic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank h. waterhouse.
Mrs. III. Il. Wilbur. pr. and Mrs
Park Weed Willis. Professor Howard
Woolston. Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Wood.
Dean and Mrs. James r. Gould. Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick w. Graham. Mr..
and Mrs 4. ]. Lombard. Miss AGNES
winn. Mr.. and Mrs. Edmond s.
Mcany, Miss Frances Dickcy. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. q. Fletcher. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Mills Evans. Gov. and Mrs.
Louis r. Hart President and Mira
Henry Suxzalio. Mayor and Mrs.
Hugh M. Caldwell. Miss May Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. A. Gcttsteln. Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Ames. Professor and
Mrs. Leslie Aver. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r.
Hackus. Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter BeaiS
Mr.. and Mrs. ". c. Beck. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. W. Beck. Mr.. and Mrs. c. n.
Biethen. Mrs. Anna Bruggerhoff.
Judge and Mrs. Burke. Mrs. James
II. Calvert. Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Carr.
Judge and Mrs. stephen Chadwick.
Miss Nellie Cornish. Dean and Mrs.
n. r. Condor. Mr.. and Mira George
A. Dalton. Mr.. and Mrs. IL. Dcns.
more. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Perkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Whitney Treat.
Dean Minor Roberts. Miss apinora
Roberts. pr. and Mrr. W. A. Shannon
and Mr.. and Mrs. John A. ReA-
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Knights of Columbus
Halloween Dance

A Halloween dance win be given
BY the Knights Of Columbus at the
knights Of Columbus hall Monday
evening with the following patrons
and patroncsses: DIR. and Mrs.
Frank M. Carroll. Mr.. and Mrs.
James A. Bradley. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Danz and Mr.. and Mrs ID,
Hanley.
The committee IN charge includes
Messrs. Leonard Kauffer. Leo Bar
ton, William Smith and James Ryan.
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Mr.. and Mrs Marion n. Cummings
will return Monday from = two
months Eastern trip.
Mr.. Rex Stafford win return this
evening from few days spent In
Yakima
Mrs. Henry Iandes has returned
from BelIingham. where she has
been spending two weeks with her
brother-in-iaw and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs f. w. Purdy.
Mrs. Henry Suzzailo and Mrs. Park
Weed Willis are spending ten days in
Victoria. u. G.
Mrs. James c. Hufeson returned
yesterday from a short visit at her
summer home at East Sound
Mrs. n. b. Earring Is making q
short visit In San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Eddy are
going to Yakima next week TO be
the guests for a few days Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. T. Harrah.
Mr.. and Mrs Donald Baine re.
turned Friday from an extended East.
ern trip.
Mrs. William Wilson OF Fond du
Lac. Wis. who has been In the city
for a short time. guest at the Hotel
Washington. left today for her home
by way of California.
Mrs. John d. Hull returned Sun
day from the East. where she has
been spending several monthA
Mrs. r. r.. Nichols and Miss Ade-
laide Nichols have removed TO their
new home on Federal ave. and Pros
pect ST.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Leonard
Eaton are removing the first OF next
week from their summer home
across Lake Washington to their
home in town.
Mr.. John J. Sullivan left Thurs
day for months business trip to
Los Angeles.
Mrs. George Gum, Jr.. and smsTl
daughter, Clcata. will leave Sunday
for WaIIa Walla. where they will
visit relatives for about a month.
Mr.. George Harroun returned
Monday from three weeks trip to
Chicago.
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Cynthia Grey 3
Wife Makes Him DO the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Husband Writes to Star Readers for Advice
BY CYNTHIA GREY


The tables hare been turned!
Not frequentv letters from young brides reach this de-
pdrtment asking Miss Grey the readers ho,o to dio-
mateaiiv manage hubby. II they are spoitng him by
serving his Sunday morning breakfast IN bed, etc. But
Mr. Newlyloed ,oiM similar plaint He Is asking
your odvice Can Vou help himY
Dear Cynthia Grey: Will please print my letter and
ask others who experienced 10 answer?
Am spelling my wife by helping her with the housework
all the time?
get up early the morning and go to work and make the
living while she Is asleep, and when l thru come
home, about IL and when my meal isn't ready have
help her and also always wipe the dishes also split all
Ct the wood and carry it up ready to put in the stove and
when the needs wood she You fill the stove
also thinks should sweep the floor and tho every
thing she does have to help her with
Now would like 10 know II am spelling her by helping
her muchg
have only been married short time but I'm getting tired
of doing her work and mine too have dropped little hints
TO my wife, but she says all help their wives with the
homework I'm from Missouri and would like the opinions
of others this especially husbands. Nv.
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Musical Program for
Interlnkep Guilds
BridUe Tea

At the bridge-tea the Interlaken
~-rild Of the Orthopedic hospital Is
giving at the Seattle Yacht club Fri.
day afternoon. November 4. the fol.
lowing musical program will be
given:
Two songs by Mrs VI. ". Perry:
'spring Ia rDvable Ladye" .......
.-..+.-.......+...-. Keith Elliott
morning Wind"..... .Gena Branscombe
Mrs. Ross George at the piano
Violin uunlbers--' Bszurka". vienna " ski
Ming Eleanor Mehnert
Spanish Dance, "Granadosr Ereisfer
Mrs. H. a. Mehnert 1T the plano
Cards will begin at 2 O'Clock, with
the program and tea afterwards.
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Mrs. Hamilton Plans
BRIDGE Luncheon

Mrs. A. q. Hamilton win entertain
with a luncheon Of eighteen covers
ut her home in West Seattle next
Thursday. followed by an afternoon
Of bridge
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East Capitol Hill Guild
In CHARGE of Tea ShoD

East Capitol hin guild will be IN
charge Of the orthopedic Tea shop
Saturday with Mrs, Cecil Martin as
hostess. assisted by Mrs. A. =. Mel.
son. Mrs. J. o. Boyle. Mrs. l.. ~.
carvey. Mrs. q. r. Patton. Mrs. Phil.
lip Tworoger. Mira @. w. Smith and
Mrs. c. r. Shield
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Married at PARSONAGE

The marriage OF Miss Irene Huse
TO Mr.. Harry Moore. both Of Tacoma,
was quietly soIemnized Thursday at
the homo Of the officiating clergy.
man, Rev. r. II. Calnc. OF the Haven
Methodist church.
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FOR A CHANGE

Substitute pineapple Juice for one.
half Of the vinegar when you make
French dressing tho next time.
You'll like the difference.
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Invitations Issued
for Bridge

Mrs. ]. Fred Braid has issued In.
vttaticns for q bridge at her home
next Thursday afternoon. when elk
tables viii be in play.
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DR.. Gosren to Speak
at Fine Arts

The Seattle Fine Arts society an
nounces . lecture by DIR. Herbert H.
Cowcn on dante and the Modern
World" af the Fine Arts gallery.
Saturday evening. October 20. at Sis
o'clock.
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Dinner and Bridge

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Scruby enter
tanned with a dinner Of twelve covers
at their home Wednesday evening
with bridge for the later diversion.
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Miss Cornish to Gire


Miss Nellie Cornish win b. hostess
At a reception following the piano
concert given by Miss BRIDGE Biye
Of Chicago at the Cornish school next
Tuesday evening. No invitations
have been issued. as the affair viii
be informal. Numerous parties are
being planned In honor Of Miss bye.
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dfe~s. MH<. NAN WE>1s I'M cAN1,
what interval should allow be-
tween feelings for my s-wceks-
old baby, and how long should he
nurse? My baby wants to stay at
tho breast 4s minutes. then never
seems satisfied and cries a great deal
between feelings. My milk liz thin
and blue"
Most healthy babies thrive well
when the interval Ia three or four
hours. Many babies nowadays arc
fed only once in four hours from
birth and do well. IL Is said that
collie Is much decreased when the
long interval Is established. IL your
baby IL strong and healthy he should
get enough milk In 20 minutes
nursing. II may be there y some
fault with your nipples. Have them
examined. You can tcll nothing from
the looks OF the milk or It's color.
Breast milk IN usually thin and blu,
ish In appearance. The only test II
the baby's condition. Weigh him
every week and II he IL not gaining
steadily from 4 TO 5 ounces week.
he may need some supplementary
feeding Of cows milk while you are
developing your own supply.
Q-My little boy, not quite 5
years old Is somewhat underweight.
but apparently cannot eat more than
he does. He is apt TO vosnit after
IA fuller meal than usual. He takes
a quart OF milk a day.
A---Possibly he Is having too much
milk. Try cutting down his days
rations to one pint, and substitute an
egg or little more meat In his noon
meal. BE sure he eats something
green every day. Fresh green vege-
tables are important to growth and
to health. Also try feeding him four
or five times a day. Sometimes a
child with n delicate digestion will
retain and use food better when II
is taken oftener and in small guam
titles. DO not let him have candy,
sweet cakes or anything Of that sort
between his meals, but II he will take
a piece OF bread and butter, or a cup
of milk. or an apple or orange and
still eat his regular meals, this will
point the way to feed him. Are you
sure his teeth are all right? II may
be that he has lost 80 many that he
cannot chew his food without pain.
II 80. mash. mince and strain his
food so that he can swallow It with
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ADD AMMONIA

A little ammonia added 70 the
water In which you wash oily bot
Ties VIII cut tho oil and speed the
cleansing process.
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sulphur fpreoipJ 10 eyammes

Sulphur fpreoipJ 10 oyamm1s
Potash soap. ....... 70 0vammes
where the biaekhesds are accom-
painted by pimpies. ase this lotion fire.
an>nfivs
Precip. sulphur. n drdchm
TfHcf. camphor. .-..-..f draehm
oivcertnc .............J dvachsn
Hohr nafcfs... dr1fhW
The abofc Il rcvv good remedy
for both bfackhcads aud psmples.
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Cure for
Bidckhends
Dear Miss Grey; Can you riearc
tell me how I can get rid Of q bad
case Of blaekheads7
J have tried many things but
nothing seems Ia rivc the desired re-
suits win be very grateful n you
can help me. LEFTY.
kepfhai ............ 2 crammcs
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DR.. and Mrs. Hooker
Entertain

DR.. ana Mrs 9. v. r. Hooker were
hosts last evening at the Hotel sor-
rento. entertaining with a dinner Of
nine covers.
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Position in
Library
Dear Miss Grey. iove boob, ara
love 10 be among them, and vos,S
like 70 know II there are any 49,
ions In the public library which :
girl attending business college mlrh,
I'll evenings. or during spare fours,
~ so, where can I obtain insor,,.-
ton concerning fhls7 INA
You may oct all the desired .n-
formation aud fiH out the reoe.@,,.
application Of the office Of The 49,,
rcfarp. Msss Chapman. IN the puue
library.
"A Mother.---rf You WIN write pr.
Max West, 1871 Euclid ave. Berle-
ley. CAL. The Stars Baby Expert ~.
VIII advise you what to do for Won,
two small children. When ~r,,sw-
encfoge a seif-addressed and sta,n,@1
envelope for reply.
CYNTHIA GREY.
No Such Word
Of 1hepTfudL
Dear Miss Grey: In fbere 80
word or name as ''thepriual fam sna
what does II meant Thank Won
IGNORANT JACK
There Is no such t1ord in the a..
fionarv.
Query About
Outing
Dear Miss Grey: How long
a resident Of the state have 10 u,s
IN the city Of Seattle To be a voss,,
L. N. ".
Yoa must Npe N fhe cours,, a
days and In the precinct 50 dav. 4.
order to pptc.
To Finish
Eighh Grade
Dear Miss Grey: Are Their, srv
schools In this city where an olao.
person msy so and finish the eighth
grade without returning 70 the gram
mar hchooI7 GM
Yes. there Il On elementary -.
IN the Broadnav night school.
r. Paui's cafhedEzI In London ia,
81 years 10 build.
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SEATTLE.
out much hard chewing until his
teeth are cut.
Q-what can I DO to keep my two
little boys amused on a rainy day.
A-Buy them rubber coats. boots
and helmets- Put a warm sweater
underneath the coat II the weather
liz cold and let them play for while
In tho mud and water. Children
revei in such sport and II In good for
them. II teaches them 10 love the
natural elements rather than 10 fear
them. ! will send you a list OF in
door plays. hut do not feel that the
children must be shut up indoors
all day whenever II rains or SHOWS.
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international Reduction Of
Armament

AZ the meeting OF the Seattle com.
mlttee for the international reduc.
tion OF armament 20 be held next Sat.
urday, at the Y. w. c. A.. from noon
until : o'clock, Mrs. Frances Asteii
viii be one OF the principal speakers
A number OF clubs are arranging 10
have programs.
Gopher Club
Tho Gopher club viii give ita Hal.
loween party al tho Collins Field
house. 18th +. and Washington take
yerier cahiel Saturday evening.
October 20. ut 7:so o'clock. An In
tercatinr program. including "chalk
GoblIns' by Paul Flung. will be fol.
lowed by dancing and refreshments.
The officers OF the club are: o. y.
Taylor. president. Miss s. c. Hon.
man. vice president: Miss Ruth MouI.
ton. treasurer.
Lady Maccnbecs Installation Of
Officers
The Lady Maccabees Of washing.
ton Hive. No. 90. and Pacific Hive.
No. ste. will hold joint installation
OF officers. to which the public Ia cor.
daily invited In I. o. O. y. hall. 10th
ave. and r.. Pine st.. saturday ~vc-
ming. october 20. at 8 o'clock. follow.
ed by dancing. Sadie r.. Grant.
great commander. viii act as great
installation officer. and Mrs. James
r. Alexander an great mistress OF
anna
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and Mel
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The third annual Halloween dance
and frolic of the Hiawatha field
house has been announced for Sat.
uriay evening al = o'clock. Dccora.
tons. games and stunts have hcen
arranged 10 carry out the Halloween
spirit. Everyone Interested In the
promotion Of field house affairs.
and who enjoys . good party. " In.
vitcd TO attend.
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g. Paui's cafhethzI In London TO-
81 years TO build.
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John r. Miller w. r. c. win give
a fair and card party and chicken
dinner In Veterans hall. Armory.
Saturday. October 20. Cards from
$50 TO $50. Dinner win be served
at 6.5o p. m. An excellent display Of
useful and fancy articles will DO on
saia
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ST. Joserh's Court. No. sTs. w. c.
o. r.. meets with Mrs. Annie McClil.
sos 18th ave. ~. this evening AZ q
o'clock. Important meeting. news
from Chicago. Fun attendance Ii
urged.
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Seattle Chapter No. Is. q. Y. =.

Seattle Chapter No. Is. q. r.. r..
will entertain with Halloween hall
In the Shrine auditorium. Masonic
temple. next Saturday evening. All
Eastern Stars. Masons and their
friends arc invited.
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The next meeting Of Beta Sigma oe
Delta Gamma viii be held Al the
home Of Mrs. Charlton Hazard. sets
ssrd ave. ~. on Saturday afternoon
at . O'Clock. Tho Date has been
changed In order to AVOID conflicting
with the Stanford football Earne. =
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At the masked costume Halloween
dance TO be held on Mercer island
Saturday az $50. members OF the
East Seattle improvement club and
tho Mercer Island Community club
VIII act az hosts Mercer island
residents win entertain their city
friends and special boat service has
been arranged for their convenience.
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Mrs. William Wilson Of Fond du
Lac. Wis. who has been In the city
for short time. a guest at the Hotel
Washington. left today for her home
by way of California.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Eddy are
going to Yakima next week to be
the guests for few days Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. T. Harrah.
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Mrs. John d. Hull returned Sun
day from the East. where she has
been spending several monthz-
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The woman's Tuesday club wiz
meet Tuesday. November I. with
Mrs. 4. NJ. shelton. 1904 Franklin
ave.
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Mr.. John J. Sullivan left Thurs
day for a months business trip to
Los Angeles.
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Mr.. and Mrs. william Leonard
Eaton are removing the first OF next
week from their summer home
across Lake Washington to their
homo In foun
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The Minnewatha club win hold It's
usual dance on Saturday evening al
christensen's hall. Halloween decor.
atoms VIII be used and fortune
teller provided for those who wish
10 know their future.
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Ladies' Auxiliary. r. l.. r.. AZ ~.
r. u. A. hall. 1917 First ave. az
7;3o .. m. Cards and dancing. Mem.
hers and their friends invited.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Baine re.
turned Friday from an extended East.
ern trip.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-28

The St. Joseph's church haxsai
viii close this evening. October 20
Music will BE- given by the Seattle
College orchestra Tho success oI
this final evening OF the haxaal
promises TO excel even that Of thu
two former evenings. A RECORD
crowd u expected TO attend. Thu
bazaar 10 being held IN the Hentor
Hin clubhouse. 18th ave, near Mad
son. A cordial invitation 10 extend
ed everyone TO attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-28

Mrs. r. r.. Nichols and Miss AIDE
laide Nichols have removed TO their
new home on Federal ave. and Pros
pect st.
The Dolores star., 1921-03-25

The last number of the l9lO-2l
lyceum course was given at the opera
house Friday evening by the Water
man entertainers, and many have ex-
pressed themselves that it was the best
number on the course The stories by
Miss Waterman were given in pleas
ant manner and brought both laughter
and tears to the audience. The violin
selections by Magner were greatly
appreciated as was shown by the
hearty applause she received. Miss
Lorraine Templeton, the soprano, was
suffering from throat trouble and was
compelled to save her throat as much
as possible. but her songs were greatly
enjoyed. The Dolores schools will put
on the 1921 % lyceum course which in
sures that it will be success. The
l92O-2l course was an excellent course
but was not as well attended as it
should have been.