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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-01
Cornish Orchestra
Rehearsals Begin
Monday

Francis J. Armstrong. head OF the
violin department OF the Cornish
school and director of the Cornish
symphony orchestra. announces that
rehearsais for the orchestra win be
gin next Monday evening. The two
concerts given last year by this or.
ganizatlon Zone with Theodore Spier.
ing aB soloisD Indicated the hard.
earnest work that had been done In
rehearsals. This form of ensemble
playing Is valuable to players. and
that they appreciate It IL proven by
their faithfulness In attendance. This
In the only requirement for member.
ship. that they be prompt and regu.
lar and, or course, OF competent
ability.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

The Coterie club will meet Friday.
October 7. 215 .. m, at the Phi Mu
Sorority house. with the following of.
ficers officiating: Mrs. George y.
Iittlefield. president; Mrs. stella
Rupe, vice president: Mrs. Eva Nah
Ter. recording secretary; Mrs. Archi-
bald Wilson. corresponding score
tary: Mrs. Robert X. Atkins. treasur-
err. and Mrs. l.. X. Carpenter. custo-
dian. The directors are Mrs. NJ. A..
Cogswell. Mrs. Harley Wells and Mrs
william Flumerfeit
The club, from the time of It's first
meeting. 20 years ago. has been
most active. until now II Is among
the largest clubs in the city. It's
object Is intellectual improvement OF
It's members. and 10 stimulate inter.
est In work along all lines helpful to
the community. TO carry on Its
many activities. the following com.
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Assisting at Broadway
Guilds Card PARTY

Al the card party the Broadway
r,1ild u tbe Orthopedic hospital are
otving At the home Of Mrs. ID C.
ward on Queen Anne hin Friday
efssrnoon. October Z. presiding At the
~ hour win be Mrs. II. William
Crosby ard Mrs Frederick Baus-
man. Assisting are 10 be Mrs. An
drew Gillespie. Mrs. Perry d. Truax.
lfra Frederick Burnside. Miss Edith
psbney and Miss Phyllis Hamlin-
~s4he -ecmmittee In charge consists
e Mrs. James H. De veuve. Mrs
Richard Condor. Mrs. J. Grattan
oBryan. Mrs. Margaret Cheai. Mrs.
y. II. Birkholm and Mrs Omar j.
Humphrey.
Those who have reserved tables
include Mrs. A. w. Leonard. Mrs
+. W. Crosby. Mrs. NJ. Prayer. Mrs.
Timothy Jerome. Mrs. r. d. Merrill.
l1rx q. w. Purcell. Mrs @. s. Peter
hin. Mrs M. s. Little. Mrs. J. T.
Mcvay. Mrs. George Turner. Mrs. q.
B. Mccullough. Mrs J. r. Murphy.
Mrs.. w. Phillips. Mrs. +. c. Ward.
Mrs. John McColIister. Mrs. r. X.
Winter. Mrs. r. f. Hibier. Mrs X.
3. Blair. Mrs. Frederick Bausman.
Mr.. o. j. Humphrey. Mrs w. w.
French. Mrs. Bert Farrar, Mrs. H.
4 Messer. Mrs 8. Leonhardt. Mrs.
=. Mannheimer and Mrs. J. g..
VBryan.
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For over 80 years ago. Or. Pierce
then . young praercing physicia,
discovered that Z prescription mad.
lup Of LAdy-slippsr root vlburzun
black and blue Cohosh. Unicorn roo.
Oregon Grape root. and made into
Liquid extract. Or tablets. without ~
cohol was wonderfully sflcisnt -
tonic for those pains and Ills % cor
mon among the women follA -
weman's tonic has sold - pr. Pisrcs
FAvorits Prescription for ever IN
years and II Just ~ popular and e
cient now - at any time Over
million bottles were sold last ye1(
and many Of your friends and neigh
bors can testify - 70 how good Il a,
This famous medicine strikes q th1
very root Of these enemies Of youe
youthful appearance. II makes you
not only Ieoh younger but ~
younger. II overcomes the weak
ness ana builds you up. 4 medt1
cine that has made women Vel
for hall . century 10 surely goo1
to take. II you wish to give Il y
trial send your name and address q
DR.. Pisrce's Invalidg Hotel IN But
falo. N. r.. enclosing ten csnts, and
. trial package viii be sent you
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$50.
Roller Skating Friday svenin
from 5 10 ? p. m Skates free.
volley Bal Mondays from
10 $40. =
Music Etudy Cinss Under prG
fesaor 1saaes on Tuesdays. al ~
For further information inquire
information desk.
Bible Glasses Tuesday. Wedne6
Day and Thursday evenings. Droq
In Claases. requiring nc outsifY
study. Fee Miss Springer for NOR
details.
September ~ Club glrs invited
10 Sullivan's Riding Academy 10
exhibition In stunt riding.
September zs-IaAt day 10 nss
up for October lat and Ind. week
end at camp.
October Weekend af camp
Leave 75c at pool office by ser'
TENDER 2sth. Take either 100 o,
$40 boat from Pier 3, and brinl
a blanket, sheet and pillow case
This r. tho first weekend this fall
Let's make II a big one.
October Executive board meet
ing. Board members. please not.
October 10-lb--Footwear Eyfibi
ton week under clubs auspices
Drop In nome time during the wee'
and see II.
October Childrcn's party. No
for your little sisterH but yourselves
but u In permissible TO wear thei'
clothes. Only children admitted
Fall mixer.
October is, 9 p. MR.. Jeffs o
Turreii Shoe Co. viii talk on Feet.
Moving pictures on shoes and theil
effect on health viii bc combined
with II. Our club Is backing Il
NC help get cut a crowd. II viii
be good. Ushers. Miss wilburn
II. wellington.
October 22--Party in lobby for oil
girls OF the association, given b.
all tho clubs. Here's our chancs
TO get acquainted with tho othel
club girls. 20 let's take II.
October 29-The Y. NJ. has ex
tended an invitation to US to CONS
TO a Halloween party they are Civ
ing at their building for US. w.
accept with pleasure. -
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scmI.Annual Convention

The King county division OF the
Washington state branch OF Con-
grcss OF Mothers and Parent Teach.
er association will hold It's semi.an.
nual convention Saturday, October 8.
at Sunnydale. The following inter.
esting program has been arranged.
beginning at 1890 a. m: School
topic. Child Mind" Homes. Not
Houses" address OF welcome. Mr.. O..
Il. calwell reading OF minutes. circle
plans. 1890 p. m. lunch at school
house. entertainment: ? y. m. adj
dress. Miss Helena Martin; music by
Mrs. @. II. Calwell: address, Mr.. A.
N. Thompson. The officers OF the
association are: President, Mlss An
ma G. finder. kennydale. first vice
president. Mrs. Thomas Iddlngs. Rem
ton; second vice president. Mrs.
Il. c. Conrad. Lake Forest Park;
recording secretary, Mrs. S. w.
Elliot. Bothell; corresponding secre-
tary. Mrs. Kate Lawrence, Kenny
dale: financial secretary. Mrs. Il. s.
Crane. Ronald; treasurer. Mrs Lau-
rell cotterill. Tanner.
The ParentTeachcrs' association
OF the West Queen Anne grade
school will hold reception and
open house, on Friday evening. DC
tober 9TH. at 1870. with the fathers
as guests OF honor.
A musical program will be pre-
scented and refreshments served. II
is hoped that all members OF tho
association and patrons OF the
school win mako a special effort
to be present that they may become
better acquainted and learn OF the
work TO be accomplished during
tho coming year.
The honts and hostesses fer ths
occasion are Mr. and Mrs O. s..
wills. Mr.. and Mrs. David Patten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Kinncar. Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. I. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Salisbury. Mr.. and Mrs. j. j..
Armes. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Boyd. and DIR. and Mrs. Louis H.
Maxson-
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Large Attendance at
W0men's University
Gibbs Tea

A large gathering OF members NJ.
tended the interesting tea given NJ
the women's University club Friday
Afternoon AZ $50 O'Clock. The affair
was called Live Wire" tea. as II
was given under the auspices OF tho
telephone committee. with Mrs. Dan
lei b. Trefethcn. Mrs. Ben l.. Moore
and Mrs. shirley Parker. the captains
and lieutenants a. the hostesses.
An amusing piaylet In five acts. H.
Illustrating the work OF the telephone
committee. was given BY Mrs. Tref-
othen. Mrs. Moore. Mrs. Lyman Ton
81. Mrs. Herbert Crowder and Miss
May Baker. During the afternoon
1Grs- Everett Clark sang AT Dawn
inw'' and THE Sunshine % Your
Smile"
The clubhouse was In festive attire
With autumn flowers lending their
hrl11iant coloring TO the scene. Tho
~ table. presided over by Mrs. All.
oon r. wanaker and Mrs NJ l..
spencer. was attractive with a low
oenserpieee Of pink dahlias.
Mrs.. Alvph L. Carr. the president
q he club. gave . most interesting
tax on club activities. and announced
That = club tea for members only will
- given every month. presumably
eho fourth Friday.
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Annual Reception
and Musicale

- annual reception of the
Woman's Century club will be given
At the Hotel Washington, Friday aft.
o'clock. The committee on arrange.
menfs. with Mrs. J. ~. Hill. chair
man. and Mrs. George Stanton. vice
chairman. are making elaborate
plans for the affair.
Receiving the guest win be. Mrs.
r. r. Palmerton. president; Mrs.
George Schofield, Mrs. J. b. Hill.
Mn. Henry IAndes, Mrs. Il. II. Bah
cock, Miss Gladys Cole, Miss Sara
Williams, Mrs. J. II. soper. Mrs. A.
Uasies. Mrs. W. w De Forrest Mrs,
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Mr.. Westberg Mdrries
in MinuedDOlis

Mrs. j. c. Mitchell has received the
announcement Of the marriage Of
her grandson. Mr.. Russell r. West
berg. to Miss Grace v. Edwards, OF
Minneapolis. Mr.. westberg Is the
son VI the late Mr.. John a. West.
berg. Of the firm OF Westberg e.
Childs. After an extended wedding
trip thru the East, Mr.. and Mrs
Westberg viii make their home in
Seattle.
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Married at Home

johnson 70 Mr.. Andrew Gunderson
was solemnized at the home Of the
bride Wednesday. September rs. at
high noon. with the Rev. Luther
Corney reading the service. Tmmedi-
ately following the ceremony de
iightfu luncheon was served with
covers placed for nine guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gundcrson viii be
al home after October 20 at 1911 W.
65th ST
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Engagement Of Miss
Morfield and Mr..
Shorrock. Announced

Rev Charles L. Maxficid and Mrs.
Maxficid announce the engagement
OF their daughter. Alice Emily. to
Mr.. Hailam c. shorrock. son OF Mr..
4. Shorrock.
Miss Maxfield Is graduate OF
Lincoln high school. and Mr.. Shor-
rock. OF Queen Anne high school
and both are former students OF the
University Of washington. During
tho war Mr.. Shorrock served is
months In the navy. No date has
been set for tho wedding.
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Dinner for Bridal Pdrty

Miss Beatrice Fryer. whose mar
riage to Mr.. Harold George swend-
sen win be solemnixed next Tuesday
evening. with entertain the members
Of her bridal party with a dinner at
the home OF her uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs. David e Fryer. this even
ting. Covers viii be placed for four.
teen guests.
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Pretty Tea Given

Miss Nellie Cornish entertained
with a pretty tea Thursday after
noon. complimentary to Miss Clara
seymour. Of New York Mrs. Harry
whitney Treat and Mrs. Frederick
gtruve presided at the attractive tn
bic. conferred with lovely basket OF
0uhe1fa roeee
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ATTRACTIVE AFFAIR


Tuesday. October nj Gao the
executive board OF the Cosmopoli-
tan club viii meet in the office Of
the secretary OF the clubs depart
mcnt OF the Y. w. c. A.
Al 7is the regular monthly bust
rcss meeting win DO held in the
club rooms.
Thursday evening at Q o'clock the
Friends OF All club OF the Y. w.
c. A. viii meet for club supper in
the large private dining room Of the
cafeteria
Al ESQ tho executive board Of
the club meets in tho office OF the
club secretary. and at 7.i5 the
club viii hold It's regular monthly
business meeting and installation
OF officers. Tho new officers are
as follows. Alice Williams. preei.
cent. Helen Pouree. vice president;
Eleanor Asleren. secretary; Stella
Scott. treasurer.
| The Friends cf An club II plan.
ming n week end at the Y. W. c. A.
camp. October ..
Tho Cabinet Of the FSholo or
high school girls club OF the Y.
w. c. A. win meet next Thursday.
Octobsr 6. at ais. in the club
rooms. on tho third floor.
The Acacia club. for younger
married women. will hold Its frs.
regular business meeting Friday.
October Z. at .. m. Mrs. Joseph
G. Black win conduct the Bible
study for the club.
The Rctobs club, from Ballard
high school. will meet in the club
rooms on fourth floor at 4 p. m.
r-xt Monday. Tho girls arc en-.
Enthusiastically planning a mixer TO
be held very soon for new members.
The Kwan Kweo club OF the
Y. w. c. A. win hold It's flint regu-
lar business meeting October at
o'clock In club rooms on third
floor.
Athletic Club Bulletin
Club Suppers-Every wednesday
night at . .. m. In club corner Of
cafeteria Bring your friends.
New Members-Admitted every
Monday and "Wednesday night In
gym. office from $50 to 8. Don't
cheat your friends out OF any time.
Bring them right away.
Riding-At Suiiivan's Riding
Academy every Tuesday at .. m.
Class Is limited. so make arrange
msnts thru either the gym. or
pool office.
Baskeibail-Monday and wednes-
day from Gao to $50. beginners
at Gao. Players Mt f:so.
Swimming-Cl Glasses on Tuesday
and Wednesday. Instruction free
to club girls from $50 TO o. Water
baseball on Wednesdays from TO
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Seattle
>JoCiefY
Mrs. Heinrich to Enter
tain With Large Lunch-
con; Miss Morfiold An
nou,ces Engagement.

As A FAREWELL compliment TO
~ Mrs. L. g. Lindherg. who Is
leaving Seattle TO make her home In
Los Angeles, Mrs. Ernest y. Hem.
rich is entertaining with luncheon
Of twenty covers at her residence.
Thursday afternoon. October 9.
Bridge will be enjoyed later.
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Personal

Dr. and Mrs. Charles Rogers Of
New York are the guests OF their
son. law and daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank II. Krueai.
Mrs. Harry X. owens and son. Mr..
Theodore Owens, ARE removing next
week from their home on Queen
Anne hin 20 an apartment In the
Willard.
Dr. and Mrs. Otis Floyd hanson
are being congratulated upon the
birth OF a daughter Thursday ut the
Swedish hospital.
Mrs. George w, Dickinson, Mrs,
NJ. NJ. Kirkman OF Chicago. Mrs.
Fred y. Meyer. Mrs. H. 4. Frye and
Mrs. u. y. White mofored 10 Con.
crete today 60 be the guests of MIR.
and Mrs. q. W. Dickinson for the
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs W. NJ. Mccnughey
and their son and daughterin-law.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold 4. MccauRhey.
left yesterday by motor for califor.
mia. The former win remain IN the
South for the winter and the latter
viii return in few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Fraser OF
Tacoma, who came over 20 attend
the dance Or. and Mrs. J. !. Durand
gave nj the Sunset club Thursday
evening. returned 20 their home Fri
day.
Cant. and Mrs. ]. =. Gibson re-.
moved today TO the apartment OF Mr..
and Mrs. Guido a. Fsria IN Hamilton
Arms. which they win occupy for
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horton Force hav.
removed to a residence at 7it Broad
way ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Falcon Josiin re-
turned Thursday from Alaska.
Mrs. william Edris Of Fan Fran.
cisco. who. has been IN. CUES, OF her
parents. Mr., and Mrs -. E Skinner
for several weeks. Il leaving Sunday
for her home.
Miss Margaret Thompson of Mash
vile. Tenn. II the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs Falcon Joslin.
Mrs. George II. Card. Of Denver.
-. a.. g. "a tfra
George r. Myers. il spending the
week with Mr. ard Mrs. Frederick T.
Fischer At wing point
Mrs. NJ. l.. f.e~per OF Corvallis.
Ore. IL guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William NJ. Hartford Mt their apart.
ment In tho Adeiphi
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lyman Bfre.
low are receiving the congratulations
Of their friends ON the birth Of a
son. Richard Charles. September 81.
At the Seattle General hospital
Mr and Mrs. Frank Dabney and
aiins Edith Dabncy arc coming m
from their country home az Crystal
Springs next week TO their apart.
ment in Hamilton Arms.
Mr. and Mrs Jacob Kaufman re
moved today from 100 Harvard ave.
~. 20 a residence at ii7s Il. New.
ton vt
Mrs James r. Gaihraith and Or.
and Mrs. Charles Castien have re
moved from their country place.
-Roseiure." 90 their town house, i72s
liTth ave.
Mrs. w. A. shannon has returned
from Shannon on Cheian. at Lake
cheinn. where she spent the sum.
mer. and with DIR. Shannon has
taken an apartment at the Hotel
Sorrento for the winter months.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Dickinson
have removed from Adrian court 20
an apartment at i2s Harvard ave. ~.
Mrs c. II. Reddorne OF Mount Yer.
non IL the guest OF Mr.. and AIRS
Charles II. Burnett.
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Informal Luncheon

Complimenting Miss Blanche Alex.
ander, OF San Francisco, who Is the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. r. Knox
Roberts. Mrs. Charles II. Lilly enter
tanned with an informal luncheon at
the Rainier club this afternoon.
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Mrs. Hughes. wife Of Captain Arthur
ID. Hughes. u. B. A., Mrs. Frederick
l.. Hayden. wife OF Lieutenant Fred.
eriek L. Hayden, u. =. A., Mrs,
Strickland. wife ~ Lieutenant I'd
ward ]. Strickland. u. s. A. The list
wns large. including both the mill.
thry and civilian sets.
oFFIcERs NIGHT
officerT night NJ the Fisgler bowl
ing alleys IN an Interesting episode,
followed by supper. Mt which recent
hosts have been Captain Herbert
Winterburn. 4. s. A.. and Mrs. Win
tefburn. Captain Henry w. Ken
nnrd. medical corps. Z. s. A. and
Mrs. Ksnnard.
ATTRACTIVE AFFAIR
At their Fort F'laRler quarters on
Friday an attractive bridge was CIV.
en- by Mrs. r. II. Mccoid and Cap
tain Chester H. McCoid. u. s. A..
their guests including Major ~ G.
Wellington. y. 3, A. commander OF
Fort FisRier. and Mrs. Wellington.
Captain Henry w. Kennnrd. medical
corps. u. q. A.. and Mrs. Kennard.
Captain Herbert Winterburn, y. 3.
A. and Mrs. winterburn. Lieutenant
J. Lonertreet welchel. u. 4. A.. and
Mrs Weichei, with their house guest.
Mrs. Martha Bearden Mulholland.
and Lieutenant Warren G. Rutter.
". y. A.
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J. Il. MACPHERSON. Mrs. s. II. Kerr.
Miss Blanche Reed. Mrs \. w.
Barker. Mrs. Harriet McCrcary
Shaw. Mrs. NJ. T.. Harrah. Mrs. Il. s.
fngraham. Mrs. J. NJ. Rich. Mrs
Fred w. Bert. Jr.. Miss Cynthia
Adams. Mrs. r. T. Evans and Mrs.
O. r. Hutchinson.
Assisting In entertaining VIII BE-.
Mrs. II. A. NJ. Bonnar. Mrs. +. G.
Berendes. Mrs c. J. Challer. Mrs.
percival Collins. Mrs. Frank Brown
and Mrs. J. w. wcnsmore-
Tea win be served In the Louis
XIV room with Mrs w. II. Utter In
charge. Presiding win be Mrs w.
A. Foster and Mrs. H. T.. Holmes.
who VIII be assisted by Mrs. w. ~.
Richards. Mrs f. y. Hemingway.
Mrs. G. A. wintsrmute. Mrs. J. NJ.
C1app. Mrs. u. s. Booker and mem
bers OF the Daughters Auxiliary.
The musical program. under the
direction OF Mrs. George J. Hacker.
chairman OF the music committee.
win he given at 3 o'clock. The pro
gram follows:
Aria from 'rAfriesine''. .Msyereesr
Mr. Alfonso Ia Sale.
- - n
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Woman.. Century Climb

Tho art department Of the Won.
ans Century club will meet Monday.
October ., at the home of Mrs. o.
w. Watson. 1915 r.. Marion st, at
.. m. Mrs. Katherine Baker will
read paper on How to Judge
Sculpture" and Mrs. william FL.
lott. Mrs. Il. s. Ingraham and Mrs.
Blake -. Mills will discuss EARLY
American Sculpture" New members
cordially invited.
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Enaaaement Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Duehrscn an
nouncc the engagement Of their
daughter. Miss Elsa Maxine Duehr-
sen. to Mr.. James X. Nelson OF oak.
land. Cal No date has been set for
the wedding.
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Mount Holyoke Alumnae
to Be Entertained

Mrs. Samuel l.. r. will enter
tain the Mount Hoiyoke Aiumnae at
tea next Tuesday afternoon at 4
o'clock at the Seattle Yacht club.
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BRIDGE Luncheon

Complimcnting Mrs. Frank w. III.
Holt. who with Mr.. Elliott Ia leaving
next week for tho south. Mrs.
Charles II. IAns entertained with a
bridge luncheon Of eight covers AT
her home wednesday afternoon.
Dance at st. Nicholas
School
Greeting tho new girls WIN are en-
tering ST. Nicholas school this year,
the older students entertained with
an informal dance at the school last
evening.
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Clubs
CLUBS FOR MONDAY


Prairie Rose Club
The Prairie Rose club win meet
with Mrs. Eva r. Mailer. 47so goth
ave. N. f.. Monday. October .. at 2
y. m. Subject. "Reminiscences Of
Vacation Days"
King County Legislative Federation
Social Hygiene" VIII be tho sub.
icct on which Mrs. Pearl Case
Blough win speak at the meeting Of
the King County Legislative Fedora
ton. Monday. October .. 2 p. m. on
the fourth floor OF the Y. w. c. A.
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CYNTHIA GREY Is taking two weeks vacation. All
~ letters sent during her absence will be answered
promptly as possible upon her return.
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Mrs. Van Ogle to Gice
Series of Lectures

Mrs. Louise Van Ogie win give a
series OF 1--WE lectures ut tho Little
theatre. at the Cornish school. b..
ginning Monday. October II
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Commonwealth Club

Professor Frank J. Laube, Of the
University OF Washington. will speak
on Commission and Managerial
Forms of Government at the regu-
lar meeting OF the Commonwealth
club. Monday. October 2. p. m. at
Good Eats cafeteria 1siiIk Second
ave. All welcome.
Seattle Lodge. No. 9. Good Templars
Seattle lodge. No. 6. Good Temp.
lars. will meet In regular session
Monday. October 2. at y. m, In 7.
o. q, T. hall. 1909 Virginia st. ZION.
George r. cotterill will speak OF his
European trip. All members of the
order In the city invited to be pres
ent.
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OATES
TO REMEMBER

rAlthDAt. "EfObtH l.
Fine Arts reception end private
view Of new exhibit from . until
TUESDAY, OCTOBER g.
Benefit tea for yassar endowment
fund ~ the home Of Mrs John
w. Eddy.
The marriage Of Miss Beatrice
Elizabeth Fryer 10 Mr.. Harold
George Swendsen Mt the home Of
her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs.
David Fryer. AZ o'clock.
Mrs. Stephen y. Gibbs VIII cornpii-
ment Mrs. David Edward Skinner
with a luncheon at the Sunset
Mrs. J WIN Jones 10 entertain With
bridge luncheon nj home. com
piimenting Mrs. r.. q. LindberR.
"WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER B.
Mrs. Victor ~. Effcndahla luncheon
for Mrs. y. q. findberR, at home
THURSDAY, OCTOBER g.
Mrs 6. Bowles TO entertain with
luncheon at home.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER -
Broadway Guild OF the orfhon.a,c
hospital will entertain with a csrd
party at the home Of Mrs q
Ward, on Queen Anne hill.
Annual reception OF the Wor.n,.
Century club at the Hotel Wssh-
ington from nntfl 8 o'oIoeL
Mrs. Darsie G. Bard's tea NJ hn,n.
IN Laurelhurst, complimentary ~
Mrs. John Mcintosh. Of Butte
Mont.
MONDAY, OCTOBER To-
Opening concert Of the Ladies
Musical club ~ the Y. vs.. q
auditorium AZ gao O'Clock
FRIDAY. OCTOBER a.
Capitol fIiil Guild of the Orthop.die
hospital 70 sive dance at the Sc
attic Yacht club.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER a.
Reception at Hotel Washington nv
Lady Stirling chapter, d. A. n.
honoring the state recent, Mrs
william sherman Walker.