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Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-03
WILLIMANTIC

leading point-getter. He has also rlaytd with Taftville a number of times. He siH continue to play with t!le E1leraldS, however, and will make weekly trips to this city during the fall and winter snonths for that purpose.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-03
STAFFORD

Miss Dorothy Tholen has been visiting friends in Preston City.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Baptist church held a food sale in the chapel Friday afternoon.
 Miss Hazel Puffer of Hartford is spending the week end with her parents, Rev. and c. H. Puffer.
 Misses Maud and Mabel Booth enter tained the Girls club last "Wednesday afternoon at Hickory cottage All enjoy ed the afternoon very much.
 MT. Reynolds has sod his place and intends to move to Stafford Springs.
 Mrs. Charles Brown and family of Lowell called on MT. and Mrs. A s. Brown last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-03
FRANKLIN

Mrs. Gustave Lindgren and two chill dren of Brooklyn, N. Y, are at their summer home, The Birches.
 Ruth Starkweather is spending a few days with her grandparents in Pawtuck- ct, R.
 John Adamcik and family have moved to New York
 MT. and Mrs. Everett Chappell have re- turned to their home in Plainville.
 Fred Johnson of Broadway, Norwich has come to Sunny Top for the summer
 Richard Abell and MT. Ladd of New London were recent visitors in town
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-03

niece, Miss Sarah H. Abbe, are spendint two weeks vacation at Tabithz inn. C1pt Cod.
 Miss Alta Eaton of Csyuga county, New York state. and her aunt. Mrs. Ella Windsor. of Anthony, Rhode Island, sre visiting at Mrs. Charles Eaton'a
 George Hatch who cut his foot i've weeks ago is recovering slowly.
 Mrs. Chester Jewett ana Ms. Alert Hoffman Of Hampton were guests of Ms. George Backus, Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. Austin Wade were guestn of Mrs Jennie Humes of Hampton .e- cently.
 Mir and Mrs. Albert l-oydc1 and daughter, Lillian, of Hartford, were the guests of Mir. and Mrs. George H. Back us recently.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-03
SOUTH WTNDHAM

Miss Caiista Backus spent the week with friends in Canterbury.
 Miss Henrietta Woodward spent Thurs day in Middletown.
 Miss Avis Cobb is visiting at the home of Dr. W. T. Browne, of Norwich.
 Mrs. Annie Pendleton of Windham has returned home after being the guest of her nephew, Herbert A. Card.
 MT. and Mrs. George F. Stiles and
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-03

Durham.-FmeraI services for Mr1, Regina F. -Hahl were held at the Wom- ans Relief corps home in Cromwell Sat- urday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. A Strandine oficiated. Burial was in Dur | ham.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-03

A1len B. Lincoln of Hartford, who is at his summer home in Ashford, has sent a letter to the public utilities commits sion in which he describes the telephone service at Ashford as "rotten." He speaks of line No. 291 of the W,liimantl division as being more than overburdened and frequently out of order. The trouble has caused distress and difficulties to those on the line, he says. The letter to the commission is a copy of one which he has sent to officials of the telephone company and he takes the company 10 task for being 'too busy with nine per cent dividends to give fair atteation to such small matters"
 Robert B. "scOtchS') Higgins, one of the most popular young men ani ail- around athletes ever developed in this city has left for Fall River, Mass, where he has been transferred by tae American Thread Company to take charge of the San Silk department, moved there from here to the Massachusetts city. Higgins has been captain of the Emerald basket ball team for number of years and the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-31
porting myself?

You ahoHid not think OF lea ring
home under any circumstances The
fact that you are earning pour In
inO does NOT change this fact or re-
leosc you from any obligations as a
daughter. 4 oiri Of pour coe Is sfal
under her parents 0udrdidnshiD and
needs their constant guidance.
yhe fact that this oirrs mother has
offered nou any Encouragement
tohdieper 10 iearc your home or dis
regard me ,oishes OF vopr parents
proves that she - NOT troman nho
conid be safe odutser for pon or
capable Of 0tuinO noH the supervision
which you should hare.
10 u natural. al pour age. 10 long
for me privileges Of older persons
and especially 10 long for all the
freedom permitted ones associates Of
the same age. You do not realize.
perhaps. that TOO much social free
dom T. a detrimenf 10 a young 0trL
Carefully reared girls arc not per-
miffcd. al your age. 10 accept invita-
tons from boys erccpt 10 an occas-
ionoi school party Instead Of re-
scnftH0 vour parentS attitude Don
should respect their toishes and be
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Attractive Party
at Golf Club

Witches and misehievous sprlteS
were IN attendance at the Halloween
barn dance" at the Seattle Golf and
Country club Saturday evening. when
one OF the most successful dinner
dances ever given at the popular
clubhouse was enjoyed by over four
hundred guests. bent on having an
Old fashioned time OF merriment.
The club was transformed into a
rural harm. the upstairs representing
the hay loft. with straw and corn
stalks raggediy arranged on the
chandeliers and stacked In the cor
ners OF the room. The harm yard
proper was on. the main floor. Cows
standing in the stubble Eazed over
the country fences which divided the
field from the Enclosure. The barn
yard pump was there. the harness IN
it's accustomed place. lanterns hung
overhead and spooky.looklng pump
kins CLEANED from unexpected
places. Numerous stalls were placed
along the walls. the floors strewn
with rev mown hay and corn stalks
were fastened to the posts. Here the
buffet supper was served.
CoIored spotlights. playing on the
scene. gave a weird and uncanny ef.
feet. and with two witches--imper
sonated by Mrs. William Leonard
Eaton and Mrs. Hugh Caldwell
bending over a cauldron on tripod.
stirring a connection. one felt like
THE Gobbie-uns n git you ef you
don't watch out" The committee 70
whom the success OF the affair Is
due. includes: Mrs Bert Fsrrar.
Mrs. David Moss. Mrs. Trafford
Hutcson. Mrs. Manson +. Backus.
Mrs. John Henry Ballinger. Mrs. Al.
bert T. Bouffleur. Mrs. John ID. Far.
reIl Mrs. Harry F1eager. Mrs. Henry
Ristine. Mrs. Harry Whitney Treat
and Miss Phehe Nell Tidmarsh.
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BETTER THAN CAL0MEL
Thousands Have Discovered
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
Are a Harmless Substitute

Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets-the
substitute for caiomei--are a mild
but sure laxative, and their effect
on the liver IN almost instantaneous.
These little olivc.colored tablets are
the result OF DR. Edwards determi-
nation not 10 treat liver and bowel
complaints with calomel.
The pleasant little tablets do the
good that calomel does, but have no
bad after effects. They don't injure
the teeth like strong liquids or cal
omel. They take hold OF the trouble
and quickly correct IT. Why cure
the liver at the expense OF the
~e'h2 Calomei sometimes plays
havoc with the gums SO do strong
liquids. II IL best not 70 take Gallo.
mel Let Dr. Edwards Olive Tab.
lets take ~ place.
Headaches. 'dullness'' and that
lazy feeling come from constipation
and q disordcrcd liver Take Or.
Edwards Olive Tablets when you
feel "iogy" and heavy" They
clear" cloudcd brain and "perk up
the spirits. i6c and 30c.--Advertlsc
mcnt.
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glad that they are 0irtnD Don the
supervision uhich ererv young GIRL
should hore. They are NOT undulD
strict They Inoi1. better than any
one Rise does. Just hoto much frss-
dom Il Is safe and trlsc for you 10
hare.
Doubtless they toiH permit you 10
inuffc several young people. both
boys and girls. 10 spend an evening
NJ your home occasionally ~ Is like
IN. too. that they iciH 0irc you more
social prtt4ic0es as vou PROVE pour
SELF ready for them And the best
toav 10 prove that Is by being an
obcdieHt daughter.
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Dyed Her Silk
Stockings to
Match Skin
..............-............--.............

Each package OF diamond pv.~-
contains directions 40 simple a.,
woman can dye or tint her wor,
shabby dresses. skirts. waists. eos,s
stockings. Hweaters. GOVERNS,
draperieH. hanginEs. everytblr-
even II she has never dyed befo,s
Buy Diamond Dyes"--no other k,rz
then perfect home dyeing IA su,.
because Diamond Dyes are giiar,,
teod not 70 spot. fade, streak. !,
run. Tell your druggist wheth..
the material you wish 20 dys I.
wool or silk. or whether It Il liner
cotton or mixed goods--Adyertls.
ment.
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Music
Program for
Spargur Quartet

on Wednesday morning at IL
O'Clock the Spargur string quartet
will give the first OF a series OF morn.
ing musicalcs IN the Fine Arts gal.
iery. The program viii be as follows:
Quartet. u Major. Mozart
~ Ailagretto
ca Andante
ca Aliegrctto (Senuetto)
90 Finale (AiiegrettoJ
"tu Moulin" from string quartet. Op.
is2. No D............... Asndeissohn
Quartet. Opus 27...................G rieg
a. Yin POGO tndante. Allegro Motto
90 Romance Andantino
ca Intermezzo. Allegro Motto Marcato
90 Finale. Presto al saitereiio.
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Cynthia Grey 3
Sirteen-year-old Girl Would LeoUe Home-Says
Parents Are Too Strict

Dear Miss Grey: / girl past 16 years DID, yet my
parents that have good times like
my girl friends have allowed TO out with boys
TO invite them TO my home have good job and earn
enough money to keep myself The mother Of Of girl
friends says TO her house 10 stay. know she
would be much better to than my mother u.s. Don't
you think it would be all right for me TO go when am sup
porting myself? THERESA.
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Informal Tea for
WoDen'S University
Club Members

Honoring Mrs. Alvah Lcmucl Carr.
president OF the women's University
club, ana the members OF the club
living IN the Denny Blaine and the
Madrona districts. Mrs. shirley Park
Ter and Mrs, Ben L. Moore are en-.
tertaining with an informal tea at
the home OF Mrs. Moore. eel Thirty.
sixth avenue North Thursday after.
noon, after I o'clock
This Is one OF a series 81 informal
teas members OF the club are giving
hostcsses wish this notice 90 serve
as an invitation TO all members they
arc unable to reach.
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Seattle
Society
Women's University Club
Plans Interesting Pro
gram for November;
Golf Club Barn
Dance" Huge Success.

TUE MOMENTS UNIVERSITY club
4 has planned an interesting pro.
gram for the month Of November.
with the first meeting to be hat
trimming contest for the members
only. for the benefit OF the ortho.
pedic hospital. on Friday. November
4. at s.so o'clock. The hostesscs will
be Mrs. Franklin Sawyer Palmer and
Mrs. Otis +. I.amson
Thursday. November 10. at $50
o'clock. the junior entertainment
committee win give Pullman caba.
ret. Mrs. Ross Williams. Mrs. II. r..
Hogahoom. Miss, Marion Thomson.
Miss Victoria Mclean. Miss Margaret
Main. Miss Marion Wiley, Miss Ruth
Greenlcaf and Miss Larline Brown
win be the hostesses.
Friday. November IS, at 3 O'Clock,
a musicale win take place, the pro
gram to be given by Mrs. Alice VII
hams sherman. violin; Miss Leone
I.angdon. piano. Mrs. Clyde Morris.
mexzo soprano, and Miss Mary
Louise Weeks. piano. The hostesscs
will be Mrs. r. A. Ernst and Miss
Josephine Taber.
Friday. November IS. at $50
o'clock. will be club day for members
only. Weather forecast-'Showers'
Pickles. jams. Jeilies. cleaning
cloths and dlshtowels. The house
committee win be the hostcsses, Mrs.
Dean Hamiin White. Mrs. Howard
Meyers. Mrs. Howard Hanson. Mrs.
Herman Ross. Mrs. A. G. Elder and
Mrs Edward Mcdonnell.
The Musical Appreciation circle
will hold its first meeting Wednes-
day. November 10. at O'Clock. The
subject on this afternoon viii be The
Summer Season at Ravinia Opera.
Elizabeth Richmond Miller. Mrs. Mil
Ter has just returned from Chicago.
where she spent much time al RIA
vinia. attending the operas given by
Metropolitan singers and the Chicago
symphony orchestra
At the circles next meeting. Mrs
Elsie Hewitt Mccoy win speak on
"Rythmics" and her work with Dial.
croze. This will be at 4 o'clock on
wednesday, November so. Inquiries
win be answered by Mrs. Ivan Hy.
land. Beacon 09oo. or Mrs. J. A.
Pease. Capitol e65s.
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What Is the
Most Beautiful Thin12

Dear Miss Grey; There have been
questions OF every description put
before you: now kindly print this
and see what The Star readers have
10 say. have the right answcr and
want 70 see the opinions OF other
people. The question Is this: What
is the most beautiful thing In the
world? A STAR READER
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Mrs. Shrine TO Entertain
With Brid0c Tea

Mrs l.. r. SHRINE has issued in.
vitatlons for tho first OF series Of
bridge teas to be given at her home
Friday afternoon. The invitations
for this affair have been confined To
the residents OF Mount Baker Park.
Ten tables viii be in play and at
the tea hour, the hostess will be as.
sisted by Miss Ruth Pratt. Miss Mar
garct Duncan. Miss Elizabeth sum
mors and Miss Margaret Hansen.
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Lecture Course
ON Decoration

A four.day lecture course on prin.
ciples Of modern interior decoration
viii be given, beginning Tuesday af
ternoon, by John l.. Koie OF New
York, at the Frederick 4 Nelson
store.
Each day, decorative treatments
for a different type Of room will! be
discussed and an extensive collec.
ton Of rare old linens will be exhibit
ed each day and discussed by the
lecturer. The lectures, Tuesday.
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
win begin at 2:30 each afternoon.
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Headache. Neuralgia. rheumatism.
Earaehe. Toothaehe. Lumhago and
for Pain. All druggists sell Bayer
Tablets Of Aspirin In handy tin
boxes Of ~. and IN bottles OF 20 and
100. Aspirin IN the trade mark OF
Baycr Manufacture OF Monoacctica.
cidester Of Sslicyiicacid.
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warninE' Unless you see the
name "Bayor" on package or on tab
lets you are no, getting genuine
Aspirin prescribed By physicians for
twen,y.one years and proved safe by
millions. Take Aspirin only ma told
In the Bayer package for Colds.
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Personal

Mr.. and Mrs II A. Williams and
family. who have been spending the
summer in Alaska. have returned
and are occupying their home at ito
Second Avenue West
Mrs. l.. c. Bonnln. who has been the
guest OF her parents. Mr.. and Mra.
W. q, Wlckerrham. 4ii0 Whitman
ave. for the past two months. re-
turned hy motor to her home In Cen
tralla this morning. She was &C.
Icompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Wicker
sham. who viii remain as her guests
for ten days.
Mrs James ID. Hoge and Miss
Anna Hoge will leave Monday. No
.vcmber Z, for the East Mrs. Hoge
win return the last OF November. and
Miss Hoge will visit Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hamilton Rolfe. parents Of
her fiance. MFR. Hamilton Roife. In
Concord. y. IL. until the holidays
Mr.. Ben Butier OF Heybrook Epent
the weekend with hts parrnts. Mr.
and Mrs. Jason ID. Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Hibhard
and Mrs. o. -. Colvin returned Fri
day from a weeks motor trip in
/ Eastern Washington.
Mr.. NJ +. Edwards OF Olympia
spent the weekend as the guest OF
DR. and Mrs. T. c. Brier
Mr.. and Mrs Stanley Ballard of
Yakima arc expected 20 arrive this
week to spend some time visiting
relatives and friends.
DIR. and Mrs. Edward Wayne
Gouriey are being congratulated
upon the birth OF a son at the Seat
tie General hospital. Thursday. oc-
tober 81.
Mrs. w. ". williams. who has
been visiting her son.in.iaw and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. II c. McCor.
mick. left yesterday for her home in
Chicago.
| Mrs Alexander Poison and Miss
Dorothy Poison OF Aberdeen are the
house guests OF Mr. and Mrs. u. d.
Merrill
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Tea Shop Service
IneSdnn

Mrs, A. l.. Hswley. president OF
the First Hin Guild. viii be- hostess
az the orthopcdic Tea shop Tuesday.
assisted by Mrs. George Baldwin
Mrs G. r. Collins. Mrs, Ralph Ifaw-
ley Mrs. Frederick Parks. Miss Eima
Collins, Miss Agnes Cardin and Miss
Margaret Chcal,
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Queen Anne Circle. Child
Conservation League

Queen Anne circle OF the Child
Conservation league viii meet Tues
day. November 1. i.a0 ,, m. al the
homo OF Mrs Guy II, Jennings, sooa
First ave n. Subject. Best Read
ing for our Children" rrogrpm on
page SIS Of program book.
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Womcn's Canadian Club

women's Canadian club will meet
at Federated clubhouse. .. m. vo'
cal numbers. spring Song" tCadmanl
and Love Song" uAeurancel by
Miss Marion Cooper. Marjorie Elweli.
accompaniat. Piano solo by Walter
Morgan.
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yassar Fund Committee

vassar endowment fund COMMITTEES
meets for luncheon In Young Won
ems Christian Association tea room,
1880 p. m.
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Mrs. Merrill Hostess

As compliment to her house
guest. Miss Dorothy Poison Of Ho-
GUAM. Mrs. r. ID. Merrill win en-
terrain with a bridge party at her
home this evening. This afternoon
Mrs Merrill was hostess at an in
formal tea
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Recital at Cornish
School Monday

Sydney r. Allison. baritone. a pupil
OF Mrs. Kuris Strong. OF the faculty
OF the Cornish school, will give a
song recital Monday evening in the
Cornish theatre. corner Roy st. and
Harvard ave.
The program WIN be as follows:
Hear Me We Winds and waves" Handel
Three Songs From The Eiiland'--
tsD Roses"
fbb Moonlight"
- a.I.nnInnntl..r.l. ~. t-L.lla.
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business and Professional Women's
Club

on Tuesday November I, at 7 p.
m. the Business and professional
womon's club viii have "A business
meeting for members only. A. this
IL TO be a very important meeting
all members are urged TO be in at
tendance.
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Nnrthcast Imnro,emcnt CInh

Tl~ Northeast Improvement club
viii meet Tuesday. November 1.
y. m. at the olympic school Music
and refreahmcntH.
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DANCING and Cards

Mrs A. u. Tollefsen entertained
twenty-five guests ,at her home Sat.
rJiay evening. The affair was given
49, surprise 10 Or. Toiicfscn on his
birthday. Dancing and cards were
the amusements.
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Supper Compliments
Miss Shorts

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Frederick
were hosts at their home last eve
ming. entertaining with a supper Of
twelve covers. in compliment TO Miss
Fay Shorts. who Is leaving in. No
vembcr for the East.
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Mount tiolyokc Alumnac assoeia-
ton Of Puge; sound will meet at
womena University club. y. m.
Mrs. hen Hershey. hostess. Profcs-
sor Margaret Morlss. OF Mount Holy.
oke. Is expected 20 be present.
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Halloween Dance

Thirty guests were entertained
FRIDAY evening by Mrs. Darsie c.
Bard at her home. the occasion being
Halloween dance.
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DR.. Brier Complimented
on HIS Birthddu

As birthday compliment 20 Or.
r. c. Brier. Mrs. Brlcr entertained
with n dinner OF eight covers at the
Hotel Washington. Saturday even.
ing. later taking her guests 10 the
performance at the Moore.
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Ali PIT. \. VIII meet Tuesday.
November /, $50 y. m. Miss iIelma
Martin will speak on Child Mind"
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Seattle court. No. I. order Of
Amaranth. will meet at Masonic tenn.
pie, p. IN. Degrees viii be con.
ferrcd
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Clubs
CLUBS ron TUESDAY


The womans Tuesday club will
meet Tuesday. November 1. with
Mrs. H. NJ. shelton. s90t Franklin
ave.
Quarnnte Club
The Quarnte club viii lie enter
taincd hy MIR and Mrs. W. Il. Hitch
lngs at tho home OF Mr.. W. A. owen,
56s5 Admiral way, Tuesday, NoNem'
Der I.
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Quaranie Club


Rainier 1s.T. a. viii meet TUES,
day. November 1, at gao p. m. at
the school Supt Cooper VIII speak
and Song week VIII be observed
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Ladies' Auxiliary. Gymnsstie soeici

club VIII meet with Mrs, Fred w.
Gobow, 2lao Hill Terrace.
Ladies' Auxiliary. Gymnsstic society
Ladies' Auxiliary. Seattle Gymnaa.
tlce society. win meet AZ 1919 18th
ave. Gymnastic exercises at 1880
y. m. Fridays exercises at $50
y. M
All Review. No. so
Alld review No 80. w. u. A.. will
meet In ". O. w. hall. s .. m.
Eastern Star Club
Eastern star club in club ruoma.
Arcade building. .. m. Cards
inform Rank. W. OF \.
Uniform rank OF Elliott Bay camp,
Modern Woodmen Of America, at
knights Of pythias hail. Third ave.
and Virginia st.. In the evening.
Dancing. Members and their friends
invited
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Nnihcr~, Club

Delta Delta Delta Mothers club
will meet al chapter house. .. m.
gMectlnK changed from Monday 70
Tuesday, Members asked 10 come
prepared to sew.
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promptly at isao p. m. for Dutch
treat luncheon.
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Lutheran women's League

The Lutheran women's League
VIII give mothers' and daughters
dinner at the Gethsemane Lutheran
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weman,s Educational Club

WomRn's Educational club viii
meet IN small banquet room OF Bon
Marche. Members asked TO meet
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church. Ninth ave. sgd stewart st.,
Tuesday evening, November sth. nj
$50 o'clock. All reservations should
be made before November !
ladies Auxiliary IIerxl Congrcga-
tion
Ladies' Auxiliary Herzl CongreRa'
ton will hold is monthly meeting
at the homo OF Mr.. wciner. 81
10Th ave. November I AT p. m.
Sunset Heights Literary Club
sunset Heights Literary club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Louie
Miller. $500 wallingford ave. Tues.
day. November 1, ut . m. sharp.
Ladies are requested 10 bring Fed.
Grafton dues.
Laurel Camp I. y. 4.
laurel Camp. !. y, A., Will enter
tain with card party Tuesday
Noven Der /, Mt $50 p. m. upstairs
In the Swedish hall.
Seattle Lodge No.
Seattle Lodge No. T. Degree Of
Honor Protective Association. will
hold business meeting Tuesday.
November 1, s p. m. In Evergreen
hall, Arcade building
Fremont Division W. G. Y. 4.
Fremont Division Of the w c T.
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West side woman'a Improvement
club will meet with Mrs. Fred W.
Gebow, 2la0 ian Terrace
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church. Ninth ave. sgd stewart st,
Tuesday evening. November sth, at
$50 o'clock. Al reservations should
be made before November !
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Trcmont DIyI.Ion w. q. r. q.

North End Progressive club will
meet with Mrs. Forrest. ass Univer.
sity blvd Speaker.
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Mrs Alexander Poison and Miss
Dorothy Poison OF Aberdeen are tho
house guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Y. ID
Merrill
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Mr. Ben Burier Of Heybrook Epens
the week end with his parcnts. Mr..
and Mrs Jason ID. Butter.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Hibbari
and Mrs. o. ID. Coivin returned Fri
day from a weeks motor trip in
Eastern Washington.