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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-29

In 999 out of 1000 cases no one can be found to agree with you when it comes to picking an all-star foot ball or baseball team, but we pick up courage and frame an All Eastern football combination That looks for nlidab1e:
 Sturm, end, Yale; Keck, tackle, Princeton; Brown, guard, Harvard 1; WiNtmer, centre, Princeton; Cruik- shank, guard, Yale; Into, tackle, Yale; Macomber, end, Harvard; K1ilinger. quarterback, Penn State; AIdrich, halS5ack, Yale; Raw, halfback, Cor nell; Owen. fullback, Harvard.
 Were we picking an All Amer
 ican combination we would make
 room for Slater the Iowa tackle,
 who is rated by experts to be
 the best on the gridiron this sea-
 son. Notfe Dame has star
 guard in Anderson, and CaIifor-
 mia has marvel in McMillan.
 We would also give some thought
 to Bo McNIiHan of Center for the
 quarterback position.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-29

Others, rated high among the guards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-05

Seattle Social club meets with
Mrs J. Lukov. 1904 rand ave. NJ.
? p. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-05
Eve Just Love It."
Is Repeated Phrase

Judging from the comments Of the
visitors this II a very popular col.
lection. we Just love IT. Il a phrase
often heard.
Some comment has been express.
ed by n few who have seen many OF
the best works Of these famous men
that tho exhihition was somewhat OF
a disappointment. especially as ex.
pcctntlons were high. The IS can.
vases are by our hest known paint.
err. but only six or seven are OF high
merit
No ono should make this an cx.
curse for not visiting the exhibit. as
we only rarely get the works Of tho
really great painters as far as this
Northwest corner
Al tho exhibition by GeorF. Bel.
lows IN the East that Paul Dustin
attended last year. this one was HIS
best. "sfattiicus." II suggests tho
cubistic influence. and IL a most
forcefui painting. Bellows paintings
are owned by tho Metropolitan mu.
SCUM IN New York.
Tho picture which Is given the
most distinguished position IN tho
gallery IL an exquisite por-
trait OF young giri by Jean Mc.
Lana II has tho light elusive DUAL.
ity OF charming youngxter which
painters are aiwasy seeking to got
and no seldom attain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-05
BIG EXHIBIT AT FINE ARTS
SHOWS INTEREST OF PUBLIC

"Calendolios," by Charles W Haw.
thorne, IL quaint and old'faHhioned
--oven tho paint Ia dripping OFF
Emil caflson'a marine IL not
nearly 40 fine ms those by him
owned by C, II. Frye and u. c.
Horny.
The Bruce Crane here Is only re.
minder OF other fine cnnvases by
him
Flags on Fifth Avenue" suggests
Ambrose patterson'a picture OF sec.
ond ave. which can be seen al his
studio.
Tho fact that these pictures range
IN price from $4,000 TO si75 r. OF In
terert
Even II some OF the paintings n
this exhibit are not tho best exam.
Piles OF each mans art. by getting ac.
quainted with these pictures one
adds TO his repertoire.
At the Fine Arts this month lr also
a cabinet containing several Of Mrs,
Glare Shepard shisAler'H miniatures.
These are exquisite poetic bits O.
color and very dainty.
Mr.. II. c. Frye has loaned three
large oil canvases for tho duration
OF this exhibition. Aionzo Victor
Lewis loaned four pieces of SOUP.
ture. Two studies for gargoyies on
the new university building are Of
especial interest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-05
ny noItOTIiN FAY GOULD

Travel, music, art. literature.
sculpture, architecture. dancing, ere
all expressions of the creative side
Of n mans life In new city like
Seattle. where opportunities are
scarce. each one must be taken ad
vantage Of There II one opportu-
nifty free 20 the public this month
IN the American Federation EXHIBIT
tion OF "a painting by wcliknown
artists, now on at the Fine Arts gal
lery. 1914 Fourth ave.
II ~ open daily from ~ 20 8 and
Sundays 20 8. II you ara not
member Of the society. an informa.
tive pamphlet about the artists can
be had for 10 cents just 20 pay the
cost OF printing
several hundred members OF the
society attended the opening private
view OF tho pictures Saturday even.
Ing. Monday the gallery was open
10 the public. IL was surprising 20
sec how many men were visiting the
show Art IA beginning 20 be an.
preciated by the masculine as well
as the feminine element IN the com.
munity. which IL Indicative OF its
value 10 tho community M a whole.
As we appreciate tho exhibitions we
have. we viii be enabled 10 obtain
better and better ones.
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ana weight should be kept AZ Ali
ages. and this means simply that
these big children mus, have more
nrcs under tho boilers. when they
arc using 40 much steam every day
The great thing IL TO keep them
from eating candy. cakes. and
swcets OF every sort. between meals
Tor this destroys their appetite. for
moat and vegetables, and thus euta
down tho total OF their food for tho
day. Let them have plenty OF sweet
az meals. They may have fruit M
breakfast, and sugar on cereal: ana
at supper they may have stewed
or baked fruit. and simple cake. Al
dinner they should have sweet
dessert every day like eustards. or
any sort OF plain pudding. and most
particularly ice cream. and then to
top Off satisfactorily. some candy or
sweet chocolate. syrup or honey. II
boy L. thus fed. thu temptations TO
stuff himself with all sorts OF thinsa
outside the home. viii be greatly
iessened. and his digestion will be
corroapondingiy improved. Let your
boys and girls have all they want 10
eat OF the aimple, weli.cooked, varied
foods OF the average family table a.,
meal times.
Q--What makes chiid's breath
smell badr
A--indigestlon. first OF all. Bad
teeth. infected tonsils. catarrh Of
tho nose and throat and other dis
eases may have this result also.
Take tho child 10 tho doctor for a
general examlna ton.
o-Must the milk for a baby come
from ono cow
A--No. MIX for a baby should be
certified. when possible. Otherwise.
get tho cieanest and freshest milk
you can find. II you are in doubt
about II. pasteurize or boil II before
you give II to tho baby. especially
in the extremely hot weather.
Q-Piease suggest some good
names for a baby boy.
A-Tredcrick. Edward. Arthur.
Andrew. Carroll. Alvin. Hamilton.
Theodore. Roger, Richard, Peter.
Raymond.
Q-Whcre can I get directions for
making the iceless refrigerator
A--Address Division OF Publlca.
tons. u. s. Department OF Agri.
culture. Washington. u. c.
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Fine Art Exhibit
at Puyallup Fair

II Is surprising TO find that the
Western Washington Fair at Puy.
ailup should have made an effort
TO obtain a collection Of paintings
a. excellent ar the ono assembled
BY Carol Beokwith. whom everybody
knows as being man OF dis'inc
ton IN the art world and well
known artist.
The American Federation Of AT
sent the az pictures 90 tho fair.
Such a collection means q gres, deal
60 the Northwest. because ~ IN
1000 miles from where these Pie.
lures wero painted ana probably
only a small proportion Of peopis
will ever Be able 70 SEQ the crigt.
naia.
They can be ssen TN Sunday
night at the fair IN Puyailup.
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Personal

Mrs James Cameron whitciaw Il
spending a week in Yakima
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Hunter
are In Los Angeles. guests at the
Hotel Alexandria.
Mrs. Harry Boicom IL with a party
Of friends on a motor trip to Aber.
deem
Major and Mrs. Sidney Maize have
removed from 1921 Caller Il. TO 7ii7
+. Hamiin.
Miss Mary Strive. who IL visiting
In New York. will sail October 9 for
her homo in Paris.
Mrs. r. w. Smith and son, Mr.
Ailiando Smith. returned the last Of
the week from Denver. Colo. where
they visited friends for the past
month.
Mrs. Francis Paxton Old Hrlorine
Graf1 arrived yesterday from Coro-
nado. and Is tho guest OF her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Graft, on, Queen
Anne hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Sylvester. of
Vancouver. u. C.. arc spending a few
days in the city. guests at the Hotel
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Claude
Thompson are coming In from their
summer home Mt Hunts Point this
week.
Mrs. Dana w. Brown r. planning
to leave In n short time for Boston,
where she viii visit her son. Lieut..
Commander Stuart Brown. U. 8. ~.
for about n month.
Captain and Mrs. II. II. Erickson
and family. who have recently re.
moved 10 Seattle from Washington.
ID. c.. viii occupy their new home
at the corner OF Prescott and Belve-
dere st.. as soon az completed
Miss Kathryn Armstrong, of Oak.
land. Cal. who has been visiting in
the city for several weeks, left yes.
terday for her home.
Miss Janet Sewell. OF Portland, Is
spending n week an the guest OF Miss
Clara Emory.
Capt. Kenneth NJ. Moore. ". 8. A.,
and Mrs Moore, who recently ar.
rived from Boston. are domiciled at
500 II. Goth ri.
Mrs. p. J. Murray and daughters.
Katherine and Margaret, OF Butte.
Mont. who have been spending a
month visiting on the Coast. left yes
terday morning by motor for their
homo,
Mr.. and Mrs Ross Wilson have re-.
turned 10 their town homo. after
spending the summer Mt Yarrow.
Mrs. II. G. Dillingham; and Mrs
Il. A. Erwin. OF Spokane. who have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-05
Miss Quigley's Tea
Assistants

Assisting Miss Frances Quigley at
the tea she Is giving at her home
Thursday afternoon viii be Miss vir-
ginla sheahan. Miss Anona Roberts.
Mrs. George Douglas and Miss Nil
dred Miller. who win preside NJ the
urns They win be assisted BY the
Misses Catherine Hanicy. Pam Leon.
ard and Emengnrd Patten. Little
Betty Fleagcr viii receive the cards
AZ the door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-05

Past Chiefs Association Of tho
Pythian Sisters. Temple no. ?. with
Mrs, l.. c. MoMurtry. ia Thomas
at. st o. m. study OF the consti.
tuition led by Mrs. Fanni, Piummer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-05
Henri Portrait Is
Startlingly Vivid

on the same wall IL portrait ey
Robert Henri Of startling vividness
which IL eharacie ristic OF his work.
The Jonas Lie was diHappolnt.
ment 10 everyone. as we were led 90
expect. from the marvellous collcc.
ton OF his works here few years
ago. n sumner.
Arthur u. Davies. whose Dream
Ia owned by the Metropolitan mu-
scum. Ia hero represcntnd by an oval
painting which has rather con.
fused poetic conception. IA charming
in color. as his pictures always are.
but which certainly cannot be con.
sid~red ons Of his good works
The only nude II by Leon Krou.
now Instructor In the National Acad.
amy OF Design.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-05
COURSE ON SOUTH AMERICA

Life and Literature In South
America" will be tho subject OF IS
lectures BIZ Professor O. w. I'm
phrey In connection with the univer.
atty extension course. The class viii
meet Wednesdays. In room 1913.
Henry building. from 4 TO 8 .. m.
University credits win be given. A
small fee will be charged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-05
East Capitol Hill
Guilds Card P1rtu

East Capitol Hill Guild OF the
Orthopedic hospital will give . card
party at the home OF Mrs. w. W.
Wood. 1905 21st ave. N. Monday
evening. October 10. Mrs. y. J.
Lombard. Mrs. John @. Matthews,
Mrs. Y. ID. Carlyle. Mrs. d. d. Bald
win and Mrs. o. b. BagE form the
reception COMMITTEES: Mrs. A. C.
Graft IL in charge Of the tables.
Mrs. Baldwin OF the tickets. and
Mrs. Lombard OF the refreshments.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Wilson have re-.
turned 10 their town homo. after
spending the summer Mt Yarrow.
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Frederick & Nelson
Has Photo Contest

To tho left OF Frederick A Nell
sons eniranc. In window filled
with the prize winning photographs
from las, years Photographic con.
test. Already tho office on tho
second floor has received many en-.
tries for this year. Every amateur
photographer. an well as profss
slonai. should send IN any specially
good pictures he may have Entries
will close October 10. The exhibition
win be on view TO the public between
November ! and II. Eighteen prizes
viii be awarded. varying from 800
10 IS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-05
BOWEL POISON MAKES YOU SICK

Your bowels may seem regular
move every day~-yet your thirty
feet OF bowels mny be lined with
poisonous waste which Is being
sucked into your blood. keeping
you half sick. nervous. despondent
md upset. Whether you have head.
ache. colds, sour stomach, indigcs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-05
Tea Shop Service
Thnrsdnu

The Queen AIMS Study club
win be In charge Of the orthopefic
Tea Shop Thursday. with Airs. w,
VI. Thompson as hostess. assisted by
Mrs. r. s. Hazard. Mrs. o. J.
Taylor. Mrs. W. Krlkorlan. Mrs w.
J. U'Renn. Mrs. J. r. Clifton. Mrs.
r. n. Packard. Mrs. ~ q. Ferre.
Mrs. v. w. Gcmmei an- Mrs Har.
vey Brown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-05
Ambrose Patterson
Has Omen House

Ambrose Patterson. instructor In
art AZ the university. IL having
open house this winter ON wednss.
day nights ~ his studio. ssnsa and
Terry.
Such open house days AZ an artists
studio add much 20 the pleasure OF
tho community life and help create
an atmosphere o. the studio worth
while. In Paris and New york's
Greenwich Village much fame Is
acquired by these small art ccnfern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-05
X. OF G. scHnnI. OPENS

Tho knights OF Columbus voca.
tional school for cx-service men and
women opened Monday night In the
school building AZ Il. Marion IT. and
Broadway. with n registration OF
more than 400 students. Others be.
side exservice persons may attend
by paying a small fee.
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ton, or heart palpitation. It is
usually from bowel poison.
Hurry One or two Cascareta
tonight will clean your bowels right.
BY morning all the constipation
poison and sour bile will move out
--thoroughlyl Cascarets will not
sicken you-they physic fully. but
never gripe or Inconvenience.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-05

Gust Johannson. s32 Jackson -,
was leaning against light pole
Tuesday afternoon near Fourth and
Main. when a car driven by Henry
Breckman, ~. carpenter. swervcd
into tho curb. knocking him down.
tearing his clothes and slightly bru,s-
ing him. Breckman was arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-05
Successful Tea Given for
Vussur Endowment Fund

A very successful bridge tea was
given yesterday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. John w. Eddy for the
benefit OF the vasaar Endowment
fund. The favors distributed at each
table were novelty silver gray candy
boxes with a photograph OF vassar
college on the cover. tied with rib
bons In the yassar coiors.
In charge OF the urns were Mrs.
John Collins. Mrs. David Edward
Skinner. Mrs r. ID. Merrill and Mrs.
Thomas Garrett. assisted by eight
young girls. who expect TO attend
vassar college. Mrs. Trafford Hute-
son and Mrs. George T. Myers were
In charge OF the bridge tables
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-05
INGROWN TOE NAIL
How to Tougher Skin so Nail
Turns Out Itself

A few drops of "Outgro" upon the
skin surrounding the ingrowing nail
reduces inflammation and pain and
80 toughens the tender. sensitive skin
underneath the toe nail. that II can
not penetrate the flesh. and the nail
turns naturally outward almost over
night.
"Outgro" Ia a harmless antiseptic
manufactured for chiropodists. How
ever. anyone can buy from the drug
store a tiny bottle containing direc-
tons.
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DATES
TO REMEMBER

TIL &9DAY, OCTOBER g.
Mrs. J. c. Borles to entertain with
= luncheon AZ home
Mrs. Dietrich schmitx Will entsrtsin
with tea complimentary 70 Mrs
Haff Douglas Baker In her apart
ment IN Hamilton Arms
Miss Frances ouixiey to entertain
with a tea at hons. com pilmsnf-
ing Miss Gcn.vieye Irwin.
MIRA Ernest v. Hemrich's luncheon
81 home. honorins Mrs z. q.
IAndberg.
friday. OCTOBER -
(. Broadway Guild Of the orthopsh,e
~ hospital VIII entertain with a card
party ~ the home Of Mrs r. g
Ward, on Queen Anne hill.
Annual reception Of tho wosnen.s
Century club at the Hotel wash
inRton from until 8 O'Clock
Mrs. Darsie G. Bard's tea at hon.
in Laureihurst, ompilnentary 10
Mrs John Mcintosh. OF Butte.
Mont.
Mrs Roy ID. Robinson will snt.rtain
with an Informal luncheon at
Mrs. w. r. Gwfn's Informal lunch
con at the Rainier club. cornpli-
nenting Mrs. r.. o. Lindberg and
Mrs George Morford.
Mrs, Richard A. BsiIinger 20 enter
tain With a luncheon AZ the Sum
set club, honoring Mrs William
Bort Bowder.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER s.
Mr.. and Mrs II. Ross Downs Will
entertain with an evening Of
cards and buffet supper at
home.
SUNDAY. OCTOBER o.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Darrsh corbetts In
formal supper nj home.
MONDAY. OCTOBER To-
Opening concert Of tbs Ladies'
Musical club At the y. w. & A.
auditorium At z:30 o'clock
FRIDAY, OCTOBER a.
Capitol Hfi1 Guild Of the Orfhopedic
hospital 70 give dance At the Sc
sftle Yacht club.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER Is
Reception st Hotel Washington nv
Lady stirling chapter. ID. a. n.
honorinx the state regent, Mrs
William fhfrmep Walker.
sATuRDAY. OCTOBER 10
halloween dinner dance AZ the se-
attic Golf and Country club.
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Mrs. Broicn Plans
Small Rrid1e

Compiimentins Mrs. Roy Maicom.
who Is leaving Saturday for San
Pedro. Cal. to reside. and also 10
compliment Mrs. Harold Parka who
viii leave shortly TO make her home
In New Haven. Conn. Mrs. Henry
Franklin Brown win entertain at
bridge Friday afternoon ut her
home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-05
Ladies Golf Team
To Enferfnin

The ladleS team Of the West seat.
tie Golf club win entertain fourteen
ladies' OF the Rainier Golf and coun.
try club on Friday. A match will
be played IA the morning. 20 be fol.
lowed BY luncheon at the clubhouse.
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The .OverHeas club will entertain
with ~ regular weekly card panty
Thursday. October 6. $50 .. m. Mt
the clubhouse. 40f iath ave. Mem
bers and friends invited. The host
essos will be Mr.. A. d. Applcyard
and Mrs. l.. Mailen.
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TO ENTERTAIN AuTHoR

Talbot Mundy. author. who r. ex.
pected 20 visit Seattle late this
month, VIII be entertained during his
stay In the city by tho Free Lances.
seattles social organization OF pro
fessional writer's.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Celebrate Anniversary

Celebrating their twentieth wed
ding anniversary. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Broderick entertained last
evening with = dinner Of twelve
covers 1t the Boulevard Inn.
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Luncheon Hostess

With covers placed for sixteen
guests. Mira c. w. Barbour enter.
tained with luncheon at Frederick
q Nelson's privats dining room this
afternoon.
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Bridge Luncheon

Mrs stephen pwan has extended
invitations for a luncheon OF sixteen
covers at her home Saturday after.
noon with bridge for the later pleas.
uro.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-05

A memorial lighthouse viii be
built Mt Pointe de Grave. near Dor.
deaux. France. TO commemorate the
Intervention OF the United States in
the war.
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Informal Luncheon for
Erereff Guests

Mrs. Frank A. Frederick viii en-.
tertain with an informal luncheon at
the Sunset club Thursday afternoon.
complimentary to a group OF Everett
friends who VIII motor down for
the day.
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Seattle I,evlcw. No. 8

Past Commanders club. Review
No 9. w. - A.. Of the Msccabees'
will meet at the Bon Marche tea
room Thursday. October Q. 2 .. M
with Miss Katherine Bowen as host
eae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-05
Ladies' Aid Of Columbia
Congregational Church

Ladies' Ald OF the Columbia Con
gregational church viii hold It's
monthly tea at the church Thurs
day, October 8. AT 2 p. m. Ladies
wishing 20 sew. come ut 10 n. IN.
Luncheon will be served at noon.
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old boyT He n well. apparently. but
very thin and rather pale. lie IL
just ready 20 enter high school"
First. By an ample food supply ev.
cry day. This means three large
meals a day. milk or bread and butter
between meals. II he can cat 20 much
without i's causing indigestion. II
II sometimes hard for mothers 10
realize the actual gross amount Of
food that boy can hold and should
have. We have long been taught
that there IL period when children
are shooting up. and are naturally
thin. This does not seem 20 be true.
The right proportion between height
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-05
Rainicr.Noble Auxiliary /

Rainier'Nob Auxiliary. American
Legion. meets In Veterans haii. 3
.. m. COMMITTEES for rummags sale
20 be chosen.
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Chapter A. r. O. n.

Chapter a. r. o, t.. win hold a
rummage sale Thursday, Friday
and Saturday NJ GIL stswar, 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-05

Physicians and eye specialists pre-
scribe Bon-Opto as d safe home
remedy in the treatment of eye
troubles and TO strengthen eye
sight Sold under money rsfuna
GUARANTEES BY all druggista
advertisement
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
(fitx pap.IIeflfnie

The City Pan Hellenic. an orssni-
zation composed OF IS sororities. the
purpose Of which Is to furnish two
scholarships year, win hold its
first meeting OF the season on Octo-
Der 10 81 tho Alpha Chi Omega
house. The afternoon viii be in
tho form Of mixer and tea. under
the direction OF the Alpha Chi
Omega. and the elk hostesses for
the affair will be assisted by e
number Of pledges. A musical
program will be given during the
calling hours.
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Una Anctlon BrIdge Club

Luncheon viii be served al 1
o'clock NJ tho meeting Of Una Auo.
ton Bridge club on Thursday NJ
the home OF Mrs. r. X, L@ggett.
b04p seth ave. y.
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Clubs
CLUBS ron THURSDAY


Women 81 Mooneheart Legion
viii meet Thursday. october Q. at
y. M. In the Seattle Gymnasium.
1919 Eighth ave Nomination Of
officers
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MRS. MAX VESTS ADVICE
ON THE CARE OF CHILDREN

w~
d-si MIS- NAY MEsr Iin srAn. syATIIE - - -
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CYNTHIA GREY Is taking "A two weekssyacation All
- letters during her absence viii be answered az
promptly as possible upon her return.
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Social and CharItabIc Club Treja

Ladies' Social and Charitable Club
Freja meets a, Swedish club. Q p. m.
Election.
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Luncheon will be served by Divi'
sion at the meeting OF the Michi'
gan Apple blossom club. on Thurs
day. at noon. at the home OF Mrs. l..
c. Bradley. 42i0 Tenth ave. y. r.
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Informal Luncheon

Mrs Charles schaIksnhach enter.
taired today with an Informal lunch.
con at her home at Port Madison.
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Mills College Club

The Mills College G d viii meet
Thursday. Mt y. m, with Mrs.
George W. johnson. EST cascadia
ave.
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week. at the home OF Mrs. W. W.
Kellogg. 1915 3sth ave. ~. at
O'Clock.
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Thursday Musical club meets with
Mrs. n. A. Pratt. 1859 4Tth ave. g.
W. Luncheon and program.