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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-12

The regular monthly concert OF the
ladies Musical club was given this
afternoon at the y. w. G. a. audi,
torium. The following program ar.
ranged by Mrs Alfred L. toariman
and Mrs. r W, saul was presented.
'Come Anthony. Come Peter" tNeei
rroVencan. s.ss+....4..4.4.44. aahely
~siumber aeas ~ ths infant Isaaa'
tntvtcn carol ~ the 18th Century, So.
~ htis bv Ny sheep" bohemian carol
81 the ltth Century, s..a4.s.sates.
Meedemen u X nawen. x u clarke u
& Neid. carl HehiitNelt - 81 ltsek b
man. George Haser, n \. Hiidfeth, y
q. clarke, Miss Kettle Patrick. MiHa
hana Mepeasgh AZ the piano.
Shepherds watch Their
fieekst ..=tts Ht.s.tt. Peter Cornelius
Three kirke" ..s.t.tsa
Mrs.. J a. Hafrfsoa
~1eHuz. nahs Divine TRADITIONAL
vraale seam ef HAttit .tf+tttsst4ss+.
'shsrherd@' Christmas NensF AUSTRIAN
felix sahki ftsssss II t.ttts t+sts e =
hesdamsa stfasthmiltrfs Harrison Hfatds
man. Nlrs Una Robinson. Messfs Misas
erreeht. iangdea. haafdmsn Jenkins
NJ sstitatlon ssst*ssssssfss hash .sieuRod
ave Maria s.ts..4skss.4sssse schubert
ssfsatu Prelude .4sssas4s haeh ttafttsr
Aesdames Alice Williams sherman, MAJ
gAYet AeCutiesh Lang. Eleanor Nefds
heff Heck
..s-aroi % the Russian children" tfF"fn
waite Russia sesss st*s.ts sNsui
-Am uaH the virgins soa" Dickinson
Imeldeatsi sate Mr. Wtedeueeht
ftasp NFs N~eN
Nlolin. Mes Lana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-12

our grandparents lived Everything.
has changed since then And We
cannot judge today by yesterday.-
/ have lived in the city until two
years ago and. like Carol Kennicots.
have seen the unjust narrowness Of
rural life.
Carol kennieott WIS Just a young
girl, like many today who picks her
life mate. one who has had his youth
fui dreams fulfilled and has settled
down TO set rule of three meals a
day and a certain time 10 wind tho
dock and put out tho cat
After a few years sine wakes up
20 the fact that youth Graves youth.
but too Late 10 grant her desires.
She is not narrow.minded TO the
town. they are unjust to her.
VIII Kennicotf should wake up,
for he knows that she was used 10
comething more than country same
nasw
The real man in the story r. the
Red Swede. Surely had we more
men like him. men who advance.
who think just OF wife and babies,
this world would be far better off.
Show me settlement Of any sort
without widow Bogart-" The
widow in my hamlet has the latest
dope out on everyone and when
asked her one day where she got all
her news she replied. '-weii. I make
IL my business To keep my eyes and
ears well Open" aud I'm sure she
does
To those who have become accus-
toned 10 rural life. IL Is grand. To
one Ike Carol. cityraised and 49,
youthful dreams. rural life Is a
.'crusber." A fruer novel was never
written than Main Street"
ONE WHO HAS JUST EXPERT
ENcED A LIFE ON A WASH
INGTOS MAIN STREET.
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Music
Civic Orchestra Gives
First Concert of Season

The Seattle Civic symphony OF
chessFn. under the direction 81
Mime. Davenport. Enb~rw gave the
first Of a SERIES Of five concerts
10 be given this season. yesterday
afternoon al the Metropolitan the
Etre.
This organization II comprised Of
SO musicians who volunteer thesr
services without compensation. d.
PENDING on the attendance at their
concerts TO defray expenses. Tho
object IL TO provide ensemble play.
lng. and training which will later
enable any Of the members 10 enter
Professional musical organizations.
The orchestra has not attempted
TO attain professional standing. but
to give prpgnms OF interest 10 thc
public. and their concert yesterday
wna a Gerry crcditahle one. There
" no doubt that as the season pro.
FreSses. many OF the uncertainties
% the first concert Will be clint
mated However. their concert was
most enjoyable. and their work
showed marked Improvement and
their selections were well received.
March ponp and Circumstance
Soihy Eiger and Mendsls2ohn's
Overture Ruy Bias were their open.
Ing numbers. These we're followed
by Swedish Wedding Procession. BY
Soderman. schumann's Traumervi
flor strinrsi. which vas 40 well re-,
ceived that 1t called for a repetition.
and kamenai Ostrow Uloister Ecenel.
by Rubenatein. In this number
Miss Ruth Lindrud. harplxt. and
Paul parkhurst. cello. had the
solo parts. The final was Victor
Herbert's American Fantaisie. which
was well interpreter.
Vivian Strong Hart. Seattle color.
allure soprano. was the NoIolst. Her
first song with the orchestral &C.
compartment was Ara One Fine
Day. from Madame Butterfly. which
was exceptionally well given. Mrs.
Hart has an extremely pleasing
voice. OF good range and quality.
The Ara was followed by a grour
Of four. comprised OF Meyerbeer's
Shadow song from Dinorah. the
Moonlight Song by Cadman. Cons
Unto Those Yellow Sands. by Il,
Forge. and hacFayden's Spring
Singing. Mrs. Hart was enthusiasts.
ticaliy received and for eneorea
rave Rain. and do You Believe
III Dreams.
The next concert by the orches
i'm will bc given at the Metropolis
tan theatre on Sunday afternoon.
January 20.
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Personal

nr. aud Mrs. Albert Irving nouf'
fieur returned last evening from a
months trip in the East.
Nr. and Mrs. Frank weterhouse
returned last night from New York.
Mr.. and Mr.. John \. Campbell left
last night for New York. TO remain
until AFTER the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Case arc leaving
this week Tor California to spend the
holidays.
Me-. Peter Andrea returned Sasar-
day from short business trip TO
Portland.
Mrs. Joseph Tyler and children are
leaving about the new year for Cab.
fornia. TO Join Mr.. Tyler IN Berkeley.
where they will make their home.
Mr.. z. T. Carpenter. who has ben
the guest OF his son and daughter in.
law. MIR. and Mrs. 6. &. Carpenter.
FOR the pas, ten days lcft to-day for
his home In craig. Colo.
Peruvian Consul J NJ. Nacedo ~
turned Thursday from refu. where
he has been for the past few months.
Mrs Maeedo. who In In New York az
present. viii return some time In
February.
Mfr. and Mrs. ~ IT, Hunter left
recently for California. where they
will make their home.
and son. nobby have returned from
an extended motor trip thru califor-
MIA and Mexico.
AIRS T.. c. Balcs and son. Eugene.
returned last week from two
months visit with relatives and
friends In MaryAvllie. q.
Miss Mary Bess Downing win ~
turn December -. from Victoria. u.
G.. where she Is attending Mis-. nar.
toms school. She viii spend tho
Christmas holidays with her parenta.
AIR. and Mfa. T.. n. Downing.
Mrs. N. VI clifford. % Washington.
u. c.. IL tho guest OF her sen .ln. law
and daughter. Mr.. and AIRS. John
Wesley Dolby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tr1fferd Huseron are
guests at tho RitEcariton. In New
York. They spent a fortnight In
Washington during the disarmament
conference. renewing many old ac-
anainsane~z who were there officially
from England. France and Italy.
After spending a few weeks IN tho
metropolis, they viii return By way
OF California
Mrs. John sumran and Mrs. Euatls
Weed are spending the winter In
southern California
Mrs. " T.. Henry and daughter.
Miss Elizabeth Henry. will return
from Ns~ York shortly after Christ.
mAA
Mrs. Judd NJ Elliott VIII spend the
holidays with her Won in law and
daughter, Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles w.
Holeomb. IN Lo@ Angeles
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BY CYNTHIA GREY

SO ony letters discussing the noUet Main Street. hare
been receged that w not take space 10 r1te Of them.
you ish o1press vonr opinion 81 The book, send
etter win the nezt fep days. Fouopng are some Of The
letters.
Miss Grey: Your suggestion has opened for your
readers very interesting discussion on the muchalkedof
book, Main Street.
do quite agree with the writer in Wednesdays Star
that Mr. Lewis picture of village life drawn from viii
ageone he dsked My opinion Is that his idea is correct
the MAN, tho highly exaggerated and BY his cxag
geraton is pointing out how and shallow city life Is
also by using Carol Kennicot a specimen.
Carol comes to Gopher Prairie filled with lofty ideals
about uplifting the ownFor the sake Of the town? No, for
the sake of Carol Kenncohat she be set pedestal
who made Gopher Prairie fit place 10 live in The
people that village and resented her superioysaw
she did sympathze with the lives they led Did not
her and shallow TO them theirs did
% her? This then is my idea of what the author en-
deavorng draw out that until Carol kennicott real
her unworthness will she realize the true worth,
aho hidden by rough exterior OF her husband the DOCTOR
and like characters.
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Miss Combs VIII
BECOME Bride

Mr. and Mrs. r d. Hartwsck an.
nounce the engagement Of their sis.
tnr. Miss Eva }. Combs. to Mr.. Hugh
Rowley. Of Seattle. son Of Mr.. and
1lrx- ii. W. Ro~ley. Of Billings
Mont The wedding ceremony Will
~ performed at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. y. u. Derby on saturday even
lar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-12

The Lorraine Social club viii meet
at the Masonic temple on Wednes-
day afternoon at O'Clock
Three officers were reelected and
three new ones chosen at the meet.
ing OF Robert e. Lee chapter. DauFh.
fers OF the Confederacy. Friday aft.
ornoon. Mrs. May Avery wilkins
was reelected for her fourth term
OF office az president: Mrs. Bradley
Fowlkes. reelected corresponding
secretary. and Mrs. Charles Tacka.
berry. secretary. The three new Of
ficers are Mrs. ". A. Callahan. first
vice president. Mrs. Thomas Irvine,
historian. and Mrs. II. Roger. treas.
urer.
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Informal Dinner Honors
Mr.. and Mrs. kiHg

Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Ia Duet
entertained with an informal dinner
Of ten covers at their home. lsas 2oth
ave. Thursday evening. honorins
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph King. Of tho Jo-
seph Howard Co. playing NJ the or.
rheum last week. Following The din.
ner. the guests attended the perform
ancs ut the theatre.
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News, Notes
and Gossip

where il the Campfire Girl who
has not cherished secret iongingn for
a national honorf The desire can be
made reality. for Miss Ruth Brown
wishes 10 take a trSinkfnl OF articles
made by Campfire Girls To the Camp
fire ~xrcutlvo conference In New
York Look thru your possessions
and choose ono or more articles TO
submit while any article mad. BY n
Campfire Girl may be submitted
Mln. isrcwn IL urging especially that
gowns. headbands. beaded moccanina.
count books. photography. poems.
stories and all kinda Of craft work be
turned in. Articles must t-o al Camp
firu headquarters not later than Jan.
uary 4 Marx with your name. nd.
drenA. group name and name % guar.
dan. IL Il contains symbols. include
written explanation Of them. Upon
Miss Browns return from the confer.
encn n hlg city council FIRE will b-
held at which the national honorE
will be awarded.
There arc special classes in the
decoration OF Christmas canaita. wax
beads and other craft work. every
saturday morning. at 10 o'clock. un.
der tho direction OF Miss Ellen Brins.
Toe. this month. There IL no charge.
Campfire Girls. get huwy' Your
December service ia a city campaign
10 collect used toys for redistribution
at Christmas. Turn toys Ia immeds.
ateiy TO headugarters.
The I>olo.wa'ku Campfire Girls Of
Kirkland have just completed IL
weeks course in first aid under the
direction OF Dr. McKihben and viii
receive tho Red Cross diploma. Plans
are being made by this campfire for
the entertainment Of the Kirkland
shut.ins at Christmas.
Lltahni Bluebirds are rolnr TO
have n Christmas party at the home
OF their guardian. Mauds Anderson.
December 81. Their next meeting
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Y. w. C. A.
Activities

The annual election Of officers Of
tho Athletic club will take place
"Wednesday. December ~. at $40
O'Clock. Meeting will follow supper
In cafeteria Of Y. w. G. a. AZ that
time plans Will b. made for Christ.
mas, biz attendance Is desired
The Athletic club girls mee, every
Monday and Wednesday for basket.
ball from to $50. yolicy ball al
on Monday. roller skating. to on
Friday.
on December /. the pcof win hold
a form contest and a fibbon viii
be awarded to each girl performing
q pcrfect stroke.
Tho Retobe club Of the ballard
high school will meet Monday, dc.
eember IL. y. m. 10 complete plans
for Christmas party and welfare
work.
Tuesday. December Is. at III A. m
the Acacia or Young Married WON.
ems club viii begin their candy saie
in the lobby Of the Y. W. G. A.. the
proceeds to so towards welfare.
The Cosmopolitan club win meet
Tuesday evening. December II. at 8
.. m. for club supper in the large
private dining room OF the cafeteria:
at Tsi5 Ia the club rooms on the ncc.
ond floor Mrs. Dawson will talk 20
20 the girls on Women of the Bible. ;"
After this talk Miss Alice Roedell
will entertain tho club members. A
very interesting program and cyerA
ing Is looked forward 10.
The Friends OF All club win meet
/ in tho srnsll dining room Of the cafe.
terra NEXT Thursday evening. Decem-
Der IS. az 6. for club supper. at 7s1s
| In tho club room on the third floor
readings will be given while the girls
are sewing on Christmas gifuA
The Fnhoio or 7. w. c. a. High
School club viii meet In the Girls
club room on the third floor OF the
Y. w. c. A. next Thursday after.
noon. December IS, NJ 4. to more
fully discuss their Christmas party
and welfare work
| Friday evening. December fs. nj
lp. m. the Faholo club and Rctobe
club jointly viii present In the Mem.
bers' hail two movie pictures. I'm
Middies and Bioomers" and sea
beck" The proceeds OF this program
VIII 30 towards sending the club
girls TO Seabeck next summer. and
also towards the u. OF w. scholarship
for the girl from India.
Tho Acacia club viii meet next
Friday afternoon. December rs. at
49, TO complete Christmas plans for
party and welfare work.
Saturday. December II, the Satur.
day Happy Hearts will give their
Christmas party in tho third floor
club rooms. Miss Alice Lindsay hay
ing the program and decorations In
chargc.
The Cosmopolitan club held their
iannuai election in the second floor
lclub rooms Of the Y. w. G. A. last
Thursday. December 6. The following
girls were elected officers for the
ensuing year: Miss Ruby Myers
president; Jean Smith. vice president
Elem Stetmore. recording secretary
Miss Anna McNally, corresponding
secretary. Miss Alice Roedell. treas
urer: Miss Eva Galaxy. auditor.
New members were also Initiated
and all business and reports for the
month OF December were finished
besides discussing in part big
Christmas program. not only for tho
Iclub. but for outside welfare work.
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Quiet Ceremony

The marriage OF Mrs Ethel q.
Miller to Mr.. ftidxley g forcs was
quietly soiemnixcd Friday morning
at the home o. the officiating clergy
man. Rev. ". A. Major. Mr.. and
Mrs. Force left immediately on a
short wedding trip, and Will return
20 make their hosne In this city
about January l.
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Custer Camp No. I

The following officers we're elected
a. the meeting OF Custer camp No, !.
Sona ~ Veterans. on Tuesday even
ing. Mr. william NJ. IAnKdon, com
mander. Mr.. Charles Noiop. senior
vice commander. Mr.. G. G, Calhoun,
junior vice commander. Members of
the camp council include Mr. James
Hamilton. SIR Richard Layman and
Mr. A. J. Thornton. Ar. Charles H.
Wood will serve as installing officer.
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Yacht Club
Dinner Dance

on Saturday evening. December
II. the seattle Yacht club viii give
one In its series of winter dinner
dances. and ON "Wednesday evening.
the sist. the club will entertain with
n yaehtsman srag dinner and smoker
with entertainment features
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Entertain Bridge
Dinner Club

Mr.. ard Mrs. John Blgiow viii en-
terrain with a dinner OF twelve COW
efs at their residence. 2s2s Mt. 81.
He1<ns pi. Wednesday evening. the
quests being members Of their bridge
dinner club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-12

The CITY Federation Of the W. G.
T q. viii meet at the ConErega.
tional church Tuesday December ~.
al 2 y. IN. REV. William ~. Bliss.
president of tho white Cross 20.
ciety. will speak on "The Cure ana
Cure OF the Narcotic Habit" Public
Invited
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Dinner Hosts

Mr. and Mrs. oren J. David Will
entertain q group OF friends NJ the
dinner dance at the Arctic club
THURSDAY evening.
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pegen. are ssts ave. 4. Madame
Marie Wernli lleebe viii instruct the
class In Browning. Current events
viii follow at $40. MiAs Maude Me
Cough. leader.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


The regular meeting Of the Oral
Expression association will be held
In the studio Of the president. Mrs.
Mclean. al Gerrinh hall. Monday.
December II. at y. IN.
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Sunddu Erenia0 Supper

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Broderick en-
teftaincd with an informal supper
Tor twelve at their home last even
nng. supplementary to Ensign Hall
poWnes. U. s. n.
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Health Exhibit
Ladies. Auxiliary. a. o. n.

Election Of officers for the coming
wear will take place NJ the business
meeting TO be held hy the Ladies'
auxiliary 10 the Ancient Order OF
TIihcrniAnr Tuesday evening NJ
o'clock in w. o. w. han, Fourth ave.
and Marion st Members are urged
to attend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-12

Firms and Norw~rians have many
women sailors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-12
Business and Professional Women
Club


on Tuesday. December II. the Sc.
attic business and Professional
Women's club will have an open
meeting ut p. M. In the Fine Arts
rooms. 1913 Fourth ave. The speak
or for the evening will he Mrs. Emma
NJ Rhodes. world traveller and lee
surer. who will talk on Interesting
Spots In Maori Land, New Zealand. :"
on Tuesday. December 9. the club
held ita monthly business meeting
and the work Of the past few weeks
was reviewed in the committee re.
ports.
The club decided to brighten M
the lives OF the old men and women
at the county poor farm by having
group OF the members Join with
the civic committee in paying a visit
10 those folks on Christmas day and
taking them some personal Christ
mas cheer with some singing and
delicacies such as fruit. jelly and
cake.
The club exhibit has finally ar.
rived after taking n trip around the
country because OF its beauty, sub.
ject matter Of interest and because
n was the nrizc exhibit OF the con.
veniion in Cleveland Same will be
on display In the Fine Arts room
at the next meeting
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-Four sons were obligated ana one
sister Initiated at the meeting of the
sons OF Veterans auxiliary on Tues
day evening. IN the presence ~ ~
members. During the evening an
election was held. resulting IN the
following officers being named Mrs.
Nan Palmer. president. Mrs Jessie
Lewis. vice president. Mrs. Irene
blue. chaplain. Mira. X. Franklin.
treasurer. Mrs. Fiorvna cautrcll. pa.
friotic Instructor. Mira Rena Hodg'
don. guide: Miss Slna Downing. as.
aiatans guide. Mrs. Cora Loucha. col
or guard. Mrs. Barrett. second color
guard. Miss Lulu Edwards. inside
guard: Mrs Lucy Hamilton. outside
guard. Trustees chosen include Mrs.
Carrie nerto. Mrs Alice French and
Mrs. Minnie 81 Marie.
AqniIa Lodge No, Is
The regular business meeting OF
Aaulla Lodge No IS. Degree ~
Honor Protective Association. viii
be held Wednesday evening. De.
cember "a. at ioa Madison At An.
nuai election Of officers.
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Italians arr turning 10 Asia Minor
As a source OF coal.
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Iiternrr Interpretation Cln.-

Tho literary Interpretation class
Of the Seattle Woman's club win
meet Tuesday, December IL, at I
.. m. at the home OF Mrs. w. n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-12

Human nature il the sarne ghe
world over. but in the village people
get more Intimately acquainted than
In the city, and In the village there
m warm human interest that It's
sadly lacking in city life and am
sure the author ~ Main Street" will
depict that In his closing chapters.
AN INTERESTED READER
Dear Miss Grey: In answer 20
your request for opinions on Main
Street viii say: ! think the story
very interesting. aliho I do not be
lleye small town gossip quite as Sc
we're as Mr.. Lewis pictures H.
have lived in several small towns
where there were some nice homes
with lawns and shrubbery. but there
were also a good many places lack.
Ing Improvement There were many
good people | knew. and some SINH
lar 10 the Mrs. Bogart" type. Carol
was real friend aud heroine. com.
ing to Gopher Prairie unprejudieed.
wishing TO make II beautiful. and be.
lieye her fate would not have been
tho same In large city. The doctor
was not as sympathetic and honest
with Carol as she was with him and
cid not practice the $3.50 plan.
The story is a warning for girls
10 always have a ehaperon when at
icssding oui-oftown dances: also TO
refrain from following Carols exam.
pie in marrying men they do not
love and who are 70 much older than
themselves
The Red fwede Is what people OF
the Gopher Prairie type would drive
him TO be. MRS. A J. Il.
Dear Miss Grey. Ny opinion 81
Main Street IL that the author is
trying TO show readers the result OF
petty jealousy and snnalitown Cos
dp which. OF course. also exists IN
our big cities. but tho difference il
that in tho latter places those who
do not enjoy that as 'psntsme" can
find other and more uplifting enter
tainmert.
have lived In small towns for 81
years and every one has its Mrs.
Bogarfs The Red Swede is perhaps
exaggerated. but we certainly need
them TO countcrbalancc the opposite
powers.
kennicott Is splendid in his FRO
fession: but he cannot get away from
his sex as he keeps bis wife TO her
contract. reserving the right TO step
over the line" to himself. Why
should not Carol have a right 10 her
point of view as wcii7 The doctor
cannot expect to keep her. lnasmuch
as he does not hold her comradcship.
and how many Carols lose their sp.r.
IL in like circumstances and multiply
that crowd that get together and
start in this fashion: did YOU
hear So let's learn from Main
Street" TO think Of the good qualities
in our ncighbor. IL NJ. w.
Dear Miss Grey: think the dis
cuxsIon on Main Street very inter.
esting.
We cannot compare the life Of to-
day In either city or rural districts
with that grand and desirable life
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Cynthia Grey

Carol Kcnnicott, Heroine Of main Street." Selfish
and Egotistical, Thinks one Reoder-"The Red
Saccde' Fine TYPE, Says A,1othcr-Iauc You
Written Your Opinion 0f "Main Street"!
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The Ladies OF the Grand Army
Home Sewing club win meet with
their president. Mrs. Martha Gra.
ham. 3f1 18th ave. ~. "wednesday,
December II. Take car No. IA
and get off at Harrison st. Lunch
con at noon.
ladies' Auxiliary Temple De Hirsch
A special meeting OF the Ladics'
Auxiliary OF Temple De IIirsch win
be held Wednesday. December ~,
at 2:3o .. m. An address will be
given by Rev. william s. Friedman.
Of Denver, end musical program
by Mrs. l.. Spiefel. Of San Francisco.
Allah Social Club
Allah Social club viii meet at the
home Of Mrs George Barclay. SIPS
Director IT., Wednesday. December
II, at 2 p. m. The hostesses for
the afternoon will be Mrs. Agnes
Black. Mrs. Abble Hamilton and
Mrs. Alice True. Cards. All East.
ern Stars invited.
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Overseas Club

The regular meeting ~ the Over
seas club will be held Tuesday even
ing at the clubhouse. 40t i3th ave. n