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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-29
Personal

Mrs. Agnes II. Engic and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Raymond Engle. Of Pal.
myra. PA. who came West TO attend
the marriage OF MIR. Allen Balls
baugh Engie to Miss Roaanond Par
sons. left Thursday evening for their
home via California
Mr.. Atfr~d Howe. Of Ketchlkan.
who has been spending scverni weeks
IN the city, left Tuesday for his home
In the North
Mr.. and MrH ]. J. ConDeil arc
guests at tho Hotel Washington An
mex, en- route from California To
their homo In Shanghai. China
Or. J. 7. Durand. who II spending
the week end in Spokane. will return
Monday.
Miss Marion sowie left this morn.
ing for two weeks visit In Okla
hogan
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bidlate. Of
Vancouver, II. C.. who have been
guests ut the Hotel Washington for
the past few days. have returned to
their homo
Miss judith Moore. who has been
spending the past four years In Ma
Mia. will return next week on the
Empress Of Asia and will be the
guest Of her brothcr.in-law and sister.
MIR. and Mrs ~. II. Latimer.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r.. Kittredge win
leave Tuesday for a six weeks trip
to Southern California and II Paso.
Texas
Mrs. Wilbur Scruby and children.
with Mrs. scruby's mother. Mrs. An
drew Heinrich, win leave Thursday
for California. where they plan to re
main about two month";
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ". Rose. with their
daughters. Miss Marguerite and Miss
Evelyn Rose. left Thursday for two
months trip to Southern California
They have shipped their car and plan
I
TO motor TO points OF interest In the
I South.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~. II. Latimcr WIN go
over 20 Port Madison next week.
where they expect to remain for sev-
erai days at their country place. Nor
vail Han.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Geary Of Van.
couver. II. G.. In the guest OF her
+, parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Geary.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nohr OF Spo-
kane. who are visiting in town, viii
/ return 10 their home tomorrow.
I ~~~~~-~~~-~O~~~~~>~~ o~S~~~NN~N~~N~~>~
Henry Schneider. Mrs s. Forrest,
Mrs. Stetus, Miss jeanette Davis
and Miss Loretta Carrotber.
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Hostesses at the
OrthOpedic Tea Shop

The Capitol Hill Guild will have
charge Of the Orthopedic tea shop
on Monday. January 81. Mrs. Mary
T. Ciesting win be hostess. assist
ed by Mrs. +. c. BADEN. Mrs. II.
Gray. Mrs. Neal J. Boyle, Mrs.
Frank f.. Case. Mrs. Miller Free.
man. Mrs. Anton Govcnius and Miss
n I0wrnan
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Private Vie,c at the
Fine Arts Galleries

The sixth annual exhibition Of
the work Of artists for the Pacific
Northwest win be on exhibition al
the Fine Arts Galleries on Tues
day evening. February I. from ,
until 10 o'clock. for members and
exhibitors only.
The hostesscs for the eventns
win be. Mrs. A. NJ Fl Ellis, Mrs
John Collins. MIS-. John Erickson,
Mrs. Park Weed Willis. Mrs. J. u
Lowman. Mrs d T.. Frederick. Mrs
Joshua Green. Mrs. NJ r. Baeku,
Mrs. A. +. MeEwan and Mrs
Dwight Mead.
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Capitol Hill Guild
Elects Officers

The Capitol Hill Guild OF the
children's hospital met on Friday.
January Fl, at the Prospect church
and elected the following offcers:
Mrs. William Edris. president: Mrs.
Mary T. Giesting, vice president;
Mrs. Miller Freeman. secretary, and
Mrs. y. Taylor. treasurer.
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Wellesley Club
Entertained

The Wellesley club recently spent
. delightful afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. z. V. Edgers. being enter
taincd by one-act play. Miss Mar.
garet Mann, local chairman Of the
endowment committee. again urged
the members 10 think about their
pledges to Wellesley. over two mil
Hon dollars. OF which the alumnae
hope 20 raise for their college before
the first OF June.
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Symphony Pop Concert
Dates Changed

The dates for the last two popu-
lar concerts TO be given by the Sc
attic Symphony Orchestra have
been changed. the first from Sat.
urday evening. February S. 20 Fri.
day evening. February 4. and the
next from Saturday evening. Febru.
airy 10. 10 Friday evening. Febru.
airy Is. They viii be given Mt the
Metropolitan theatre instead of
Mcany hall.
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Mrs. Wilbur Scruby and children.
with Mrs. Scruby's mother. Mrs. An
drew Heinrich. win leave Thursday
for California. where they plan to re
main about two months
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HOUSEHOLD HINT

When polishing a door knob or
brass handles on drawers try making
"A collar OF stin cardboard 10 Mt
around the metal where It IL fastened
to the wood Securing powders or
creams are not especially good for
fipely finished woods. bat the card.
board acts as a shield and allows ono
TO work with greater freedom, there.
by doing better job.
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New York Chamber
Music Society Coming

The New York Chamber Music
Society OF eleven artists. in solos
and ensemble work. will be heard
here on Monday evening. February
II. at the Metropolitan theatre.
Their local appearance win be un.
der the auspices of Mrs. John
Spargur
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Dancing Party at Hunts
Point Club House

At the dancing party, given at
the Hunts Point club house tonight.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Smith. DR. and
Mrs. II. r.. Young. and Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Spies. viii be among those
who will go over for the affair.
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Rainier Club Plans
Mdrdi Grus
Dinner Dance

The Rainier club has issued 10
vitafions To its members and their
families for a Mardi Gras dinner
dance on Saturday evening. Fehru-
AIRY S. Dinner at tao with cabaret
features between courses Many
parties are being planned for this
re-Lenten festive occasion.
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COMMANDERS QUESTS

Colonel Henry Macpherson Mcr.
riam. u. T. A.. commander Of Fort
Wordcn. has asked the officers Of
Fort wordcn. with their wives. 20 be
his guests on the government sub.
marine chaser. the VS.. when he
makes his next official inspection at
Fort whitman. which ~ about three
hours distant. ana for those who like
the water. "A most delightful trip.
There ia a detachment Of the Fourth
company at Fort Whitman. under
command of Lieutenant Charles For
rest Wilson. u. 4. A.
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DANCING AT woRpES

Invitations arc out for an officers
hop at the officcrr' club at Fort
Worden on Friday. January 2s. at 0
o'clock. The committee IL headed by
Major Y. ID. Appiin. u. &. A.. whose
aides arr Captain Louis James Bow
Ter. y. s. A.. Captain Thomas II.
Parker. 4. s. A.: Lieutenant Charles
Forrest Wilson. u. =. A: Lieutenant
Robert William crichiow. ST.. L. s.
A.: Lieutenant Halvar Hcgland
Myrah. u. 3. A.
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DUPLICATE AUCTION

Duplicate auction. which intrfgues
such players as Ars. Moore wife OF
Northumberland JairuE Alphaeus
Moore. L. &. A.. commander OF Fort
Fiagier: Mrs. Allan Trumbun. Mrs.
George welch and Mrs Leonard
Cutter. formed the aftcr-iunoheon
diversion on Tuesday. when the
hostess was Mrs Leonard Cutter.
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DATES
To Remember


hf ana Mira o.. q. Hrier 10 enter
tain ~ diDnsr ~ compliment 80
Mrs Frederick Campbell. Of Van
couver.
MONDAy, JANUARY al
Dr. ana Mrs Don Palmer 10 Civ.
dInrinK party at the Womsn'H
bnis crafty club IN compliment 20
Miss EHthsr Palmer aud NJ
Chester Raymond bordeaux
Mrs Russell waaaohs'A bridge tea
W honor OF hfH. Henry Jukas. OF
HciiinKham.
Mrs Roy Page ballard aBd Mrs. q.
D, - Pratt 10 entertain with a
tea az home Of Mrs ballard from
until e, in the Interest Of the
concert 20 be given al tho Hip
pndf0fus February ~ for the ben
efit ~ the symphony orchestra.
ItLsDAy. FEBRUARY =
Annual meeting OF the Lighthouse
Tor the iiind. Inc. 81 30
O'Clock. Frederick A Nelson's
auditorium
Denny ruhrnAn guild OF the Chill
drsn's hospital. "a entertain with
nuHlcaie-tsA af the home Of
Mrs. John Erickson.
boclal Service club wiii meet with
Miss Lahore blackwell At $40
o'clock
con 81 the Runa@t club
Hsnion Hiii guild. OF the childrsn's
hospital. 60 entertain with tea
q, the home Of Mrs J. &. Me-
hiiian. from 20 6.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY -
Tho marriage % Miss Esther
Palmer 20 Mr.. Chester Raymond
bordeaux. W Plymouth conKrs-
Saii0nai church. at Eiso O'Clock
- III
talk ~ Aiaa Dryer. Tho host
esses 20 b. 1ra Eibsrt D. blaine
and Mrs Alexander stewart
rutnsDAY. FEBRUARY B.
Mira Aihort Charles philips 90 en-
terrain Nith muEicais-feA In
honor Of the teachers % the
Queen Anne grade schools. at
O'Clock
FRIDAY. IIBnrAHy A.
PM Beta Fhi mothers will give
silver muHlcaie.tra AZ the home
81 Mira osofse foe.ile. from
until 9 o'clock
East Capitol ruiid 81 the ohildreu's
hospital will entertain With
card party al the home 81 Mira
James StiFrai. sts 18Th ave. ~
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY D.
The marriage Of Miss Hannah
wooduui 90 Mr.. hidnsy Garfield
Smith az sise o'clock IN 81
Harnahas chapel
Juniof prom IN the Masonic temple
HAinicr eiuh 70 entertain with a
aardi uras party with dinner.
dsnelnz and cabaret. AZ 50
o'clock
TUESDAY. Tf-uut Any s--
Cafe chantant and card frfs for
the bsasfIt u the Ortbop~die hos
piisi. 10 10 Eiysa ~ the broad
way Eulid.
ksrdi Cras niEht 81 Yacht club,
dinner from ti'o un,u ,. supper.
~ until l.
rtf7SDaN. gfIsnrAHY Is
Concert fer the seneflt of the
Hrnphouy orchestra at the HIP
podruuts.
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AUCTION srorENcE

on Tuesday at their Fort Wordcn
quarters. fragrant with narcissus
blooms. Major Royal Kemp Greene.
4. X A.. adjutant of tho Puget Sound
coast dcfenaea. and Mrs. Greene. gave
the second OF their Unreliable auc-
ton. followed by an attractive sup
per. The high prize for women WINS
won by Mrs. Fitzpatrick. wife Of
Captain Francis J. Fitzpatrick. u. s.
a. and that for men by Major Kelley
Brn tamin Lennon. 4. y. n Mrs.
stiley. wife Of Captain Joseph stilsy.
z. s. A.. received the alluring con.
ISOLATION
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Alliance Franchise to
Giro Musical Evening

The Alliance Francaisc win enter
tain next Friday evening at tho
home Of Mr.. and Mira Theodore
Halter. with n musical and literary
evening. to which all the members
are invited
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PM Beta Ihi mothers will give a
silver muHicaio-tea a. the horne
Of Mira George fos.ilo. from
until 3 o'clock
Last Capitol suiid 81 tho chiidreu's
hospital will entsrtain With a
card party al the home 81 MIRA
James Htirrat sss 18th ave. ~
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CARDS
Major Kelley BENJAMIN Lnnmon.

Major Kelley benjamin L.nmon.
Z. s. A.. and Mrs. Lennon, enter
tanned twelve people at cards on sat
urday Mt their Fort worden quarters,
where spring herself seemed present
with the woodland flowers. Auction
was played and there was an indi.
vidual prize at each table. High
scores wero made by Mrs Finley
wife OF Major Charles Robert Finley,
u. $. A.: Mrs. Fitzpatrick. wife OF
Captain Francis J. Fitzpatrick. u. s.
A.. and Captain Charles Alexander
Brinklcy. U. s. a. ~ supper the
crab salad was pronounced 1T for the
gods.
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WEIck ENDING

$50 you spent Sunday with Sub
buhs' did YOU? Is his house far from
tho station?
About two miles as the dust
flies. Sketch.
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Associated Western Union EmpIoyes

The Associated Western Union
Employees Will entertain February
Bird at Douglas hall. Pine and Broad.
way. This is the third OF their
winter series OF dances which will
have an added dancing attraction
furnished by tho Douglas dancers.
Invitation II extended TO their
friends.
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AMONG THE MANDARINs

~ the mandarin ball. on February
8. Colonel Charles Albert Phlllipa. 4.
\. A.. and Mrs. Phillips. viii be in The
receiving line. Cofonel Phillips. who
was commander Of Fort Worden dur
ing tho war. has seen much service
In tho orient. where tho Europeans
call any public function a mandarin,
and will b. much al home In the In.
tercatinE Chinese atmosphere.
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Ladies Auxiliary, y0upg Mems
Hebrew Association

The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the
Young Mems Hebrew association
arc making preparations for their
annual Valentine dance, to be given
Sunday evening, February 18th. at
Christensen's hall. The committee
In charge is planning to introduce
many novelties during the evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Geary Of Van.
couver. II. G., In the guest OF her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs W. +. Geary.
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WELCOME THE COMING.

d lid TIE It M 7 EtfN
Mrs. Harvey Tfbbais asked n few
people IN on Monday Mt tho tea hour
in welcome 60 her mother. Mrs.
Charles Francis Goodrich. of Vic.
toria. II. c.. and In bon voyage 10
MrN. Moore. wife Of Lieutenant
Colonel Jairua Aipha.us Moore. u. &
A.. commander of Fort Fiagler.
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Henry Schneider. Mrs s. Forrest,
Mrs. Stetus, Miss Jeanette Davis
and Miss Loretta Carrotber.
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coNvALEscENT

Mrs. Merriam. wife OF Colonel
Henry Macpherson Merriam. 4. \.
A.. commander OF Fort Worden. In
slowly convalcuclng after severe at
tack OF the grippe. but hopes before
long 20 take up again Fort Wordcn'n
aoclnl routine.
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Social News
From the
Harbor Forts


COMMAND COMMUNICATED
Colonel John l., Hayden. u. $. A.
commander Of the Puget Sound coast
defcnsca. IL being much entertained
during his visit 10 the Atlantic coast.
and viii not return for several weeks.
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Clubs

school a, $40 Friday. February Sih.
Tho meeting will be in tho form 81
a reception and tea 10 welcome the
parents OF the entering freshmen.
Thomas II Cole. assistant supcrfn-
tcndcnt OF schools. win speak on
high school life There will also
DO musical program
Y. w. q. A. Scw~
A reunion and supper has bern
planned BY Miss Mcbride and all
old members Of the Y w. C. A.
High School cluha. Friday evening.
February sth. Mt O'Clock. The re
union will DO held in the girls club
room on the third floor Of tho Y.
w. c. A.. followed by cafeteria
supper in the private dining room
on the sixth floor. after which Mias
Mcbride and girls win attend Mr..
Jerome Schaner's entertainment
given under tho auspices of the
Faboia club in members han on
that evening
F1AttR bf-~t~s - h"h@a VI
Thursday at 4 y. m. In tho club
room on tho third floor.
Tuesday. February fst. the Cos
mopoiitan club Of tho Y. w. c. a.
VIII hold lts regular monthly bust.
ness meeting. after they club sup
per In tho cafeteria at O'Clock.
So AZ a.
was postponed from last week will
also be taken up
Tho Friends OF An club meets
Thursday for its regular monthly
business meeting. preceded by club
supper In the cafeteria at 6 O'Clock.
for Bible study 10 be followed by
tho monthly business meeting. The
club members will be hostssses at
the vespcr services this afternoon
at the Y. w. c. A.
Friday night. February eth. tho
Altrua club will have business
ulffilNks To DC thAibWfI bf sur
prise program In charge OF Miss
Mercedes Doyle of the Chamber of
Commerce. Tho members will also
have club supper In the cafeteria
at o'clock.
Tho department OF health and
physical education OF the Y. ".
G. A rs just the place 10 20 TO
keep physically fit Are you too
fat or too thin. or just right7 We
have work 10 fit each case. The
spring term W January cath 20
May 1. Life-saving classes are be
ing taught free every day Come
and Join us
Athletic Club-Any girl wishing
70 play volley ball, basketball. hike.
or roller skate viii be welcomed
into the Athletic club Come any
Wednesday night and take out your
membership. which entities YOU 10
instruction In all the sports. We
are forming a swimming club in the
Athletic club. Practice comes Wed.
nesday and Friday at $40 O'Clock.
UA~fpr. as N..l.S fu..I
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Bridde Eueninn

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Andrae viii
be hosts this evening a. their home.
entertaining the members Of their
bridge club.
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Informal Tea

Mrs. George IL Preston was host.
esq yesterday at an informal tea.
given at her home.
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY

Ladies Auxiliary 10 BDsur Cholufn
A card party for the benefit OF
tho orphans Of Jerusalem will be
given by the Ladies' Auxiliary TO
the Congregation Bikur cholum.
Monday. January 81. ut .. M at
the X. NJ IL A.. i7th ave. and T..
Union st
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Seattle
Society

Sunset Club Plans Inter
esting Program for
February; Pirate Er-
hibit at Fine Arts; Raj
nier Clatb Plans Dinner
Dance.
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BON VOYAGE

Flowers. bonbonr. billet doun sur
rounded Mrs Moorc. wife Of Lieut"n.
ant Colonel Jairus Alphaeua Moore.
q. 3. A.. commander Of Fort FiaRier,
when she left on the limited Saturday
for San Francisco. where she viii 40
20 the IettnrinAn hospital nj the Pre-.
sidio. 10 take the cure. This has can.
ccled her plano for New York. but
In a good cause.
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The mace, which stands ~ tire
right of the speaker while the house
OF representatives is in session. is q
reminder OF parliamentary customs
In the middle ages.
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The drill. a little marine snail.

feeds on oysters by drilling with it's
rough tongue thru the oysters shell.
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INFORMATION TNTrME

on Friday several dinners are
planned 10 precedc the officers hop.
At Worden. az a rule. on such occa.
sions. the affair takes on the sem.
blancc OF a dinner dance
Tho luncheon arranged by Mrs.
Lennon. wife Of Major Kelley Ben
tafnin Lennon. u. s. A. in honor OF
Mrs. Moore. wife of Lieutenant.
Colonel jairus Alphasus Moore. u. S.
A.. commander Of Fort F'iRRler. has
been postponed until Mrs Moore's
return
Miss House win assis, In the jim
Tor vaudeville AT the University OF
Washington on Friday. when she
will be a guest OF the Kappa Alpha
Theta sorority.
Captain Thomas r. Parker. Y. 6.
A.. Is in Aberdeen on official buSi.
ness connected with the National
Guard
Many officers in foreign service
have lately been relieved. and gossip
has Il that their posts will be filled
by certain officers now stationed AT
tho harbor forts.
The St Valentines dance NJ Fort
Casey. IL is rumorcd. will be ospe.
cially jolly. The chairman OF the
committee is Lieutenant John Har.
vey Madison. Il. s. A.
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MOTOR PATTY

In compliment TO their house guest,
Miss Lillipot. Of Sedro. woolley. Cap
tain Joseph Stilcy. Z. =. A., and Mrs
stilcy. gave n party on Saturday,
motoring their guests over the moon.
III mountain roads to Chimacum.
where they danced. on returning "a
Fort Worden midnight supper
brought the affair TO jolly and sue.
ceasful crosse
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~ the smoker next Monday eve.
ming. January 81. at the Yacht club
Capt Eckhart will lecture on Chart
Navigation, Compass Course and III
loung in Inland Waters; Rigs and
Rigging" The usual dinner will be
given.
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Overseas Club

The Overseas club In giving a tea.
musicale on Sunday afternoon. Feb
ruary IL. at the Great War Memo
rial clubhouse. 4o4 18th ave. N. for
the benefit Of the Restoration fund
Of Westminster Abbey. This win be
from $40 70 6 p. m. and very at.
tractive program will be offered.
Since the war no work has been
done on the abbey. and the dean
OF Westminster has asked that all
those interested in the restoration
will remember the abbey as n peace
offering. This IL costing $3.50. 900
to repair. and only expert workmen
can be used.
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william Mckinley Circle, No. II
Wt-con-in Goldrnrosi Club

Wednesday at the home of Mrs. A.
y. Campbell. 40 Federal ave-. for
luncheon. after which a program
was given az follows:
Solo. by Mrs. Eibridge Allen: rad.
ing, selections from the biography
Of Robert Burns. also n few OF his
poems. by Mrs. Harry Conn: piano
solo. Mrs Robert Wright: reading,
Mrs. Or. Harrison. and solo. by Mrs.
Harry Conn.
Plans were made for n colonial
luncheon and entertainment 90 be
held February - at the home OF
Mrs. II. r.. Seeley. All members
are requested to come in costume.
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BOWLING SUPPER

Bowling az Fort F1aEier. sncour.
aged by Lieutenant Colonel Jairus
Aipharus Moore. 4. s. A.. eomnan.
DIR % Fort f1agier. brought out the
limo on officrrn' night The scores
wcro unusually interesting. and were
followed b. charming supper. ar
ranged as a farewell 90 Mrs. Moore.
by Lieutenant !. Longuircct weichcl.
u. s. A.. and Mrs. wcIchsl
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nAcIIrroRr DINNER

one % the most suoorssfui parties
ever given az Fort ttagier was the
bachelors dinner in honor Of Mrs
Moore. wife of Lieutenant Colonel
Jairua AiphaeuH Moore. u T. A..
commander OF Fort F1asier. given on
Thursday AZ the officeru' mess. The
affair was beautifully managed by
Major Omar Anterior Newhoune.
medical corps. 4. $. A. and Nrn.
Nswhouse. assisted by Licutenan,
Dean Richard Diokey. 4. X. A. and
Lieutenant Nathaniel Aianson Bur.
neil. II. u. q A.
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Queen Aino High School PIT. A..
will meet In the library of the high
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Freurh Department. Wourn's
Century Club

The French department Of the
womrn's Century club VIII meet
Monday. January 81. at the Hotel
Washington
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Wou,~us Century Club

Drama department win meet Wed
ne%ttny. 1880 a. m. NJ the Federated
Mrs 3. K MRxon will
read a oncact play by J. NJ Barrie.
Spanish department will meet
Wednesday. 1910. at 7. w. c. A.
Current events department on
Thursday. .. m. at tho home Of
Mrs. J VI. Clapp. goth and Aloha
81. Review Of favoriio short stories.
William Mckinley Circle, No. II
william Mckinley Circle. No. II.
Ladies OF the @. A. r.. win give It's
regular monthly dinner a, noon.
Wednesday. February 2. Veterans
hall. Armory. Al s O'Clock the same
evening n card party win be given.