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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-16
Annie Wright seminary club

Annie Wright Seminary club will
meet with Mrs. y. II. I.atimcr. s2s
Terry ave. y. IN.
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Smith College Club
Bringing alice IN
WoNderlQnd'

Smith College club Is tringing
"Aiice In Wonderland" 10 the Blue
Mouse theatre for two chiidren's per,
formances at $50 Friday and satur.
day mornings. November IS and 20.
The proceeds will be used by the
local club in paying the pledge made
20 the $4,000 600 endowment fund.
One hundred and fifty scenes from
Lewis Carrolls story. Alice IN
Wonderland" win be given. and in
addition one reel VIII be shown OF
the 1891 commencement exercises at
Smith college.
Miss jeanette Perry is president OF
the Western Washington club and
arrangements for this production are
being made by a special COMMITTEES.
which Includes Mrs. r. n. Colt
tchairmana Mrs. G. w. Swift Miss
Janet Powell. Miss Virginia Wiley
and Miss Alietta Gillette.
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What Is your advice !

You haze been tryiH0 10 be FerD
thoughtful and uHsciush IN arrfUinO
AZ some deciAion that rouId BE- the
best Tor The Oiri vou Lore. And Doa
hare been uHscilish aud thoughtful
Ia a uaU
nut there Is a better raV. Let the
girl deoade. You haze thought that
the LnopIcdOc Of lore uhtch she
could not accept roouid only hurt
her. But Vou cannot be sure that
she UiH not accept that loue. You
think thai u ioouId be better 30. But
~ she loucs DOu. V0a t0tH only be
OF the frteBdship.
Ercn tho she has been reared IN a
home iohcrc she could haze many
Injuries. she i1onid. " she Is the right
kind Of Oiri. BE- tCliing 10 sacrifice
much for the one she loueA ~ she
truly cares for v0u. no material sac
rtfice she might hare 10 make " she
ioere 10 marry you tooaId be 20 great
as that Of OiuiH0 Don up nOto and
trying 10 forget her ioue for DOu.
n Is not much Of a compliment 10
a 0iFi 10 assume that abe btH Dc q
fair ineafher" teifes content 10 share
Ia mans prosperity but unwilling 10
UNDERGO am hardships for his sake.
~ roHid BE- UcH. Of course. 10 er-
plain the difficulties as voa see them.
lore. Don't frD 10 gloss them oUer !.
az the time iohen you tel her Of yo1
baf on the other hand don't paint
them any blaoker than they are. You
QUE VOarScf This declaration Of louc.
and the chance 10 marry the 0iri
yoR admire. She may snrprsse DoH
tU taking an interest ia pour icork
rhich trsH mean encouragement and
hopclniness 10 Hoa every day.
~ uoHid be most uHkiHd 10 break
of any frteHdah,p Nth no erpIand-
ton. That tnoHid hurt friend and
,coaId lenre too much room for con-
lecture ard disappointment.
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Playground and Recreation
COMMITTEES

The playground and recreation
committee Of the Seattle Central
Council OF the Congress OF Mothers
and Parrnt.TcAcher Z oclatsons viii
meet Thursday, November II. at 40
In the Erickson club rooms OF the
Young womens Christian Asocia.
ton. Mira 10. y. Drumheiicr vii
speak on Better Bathing Beach
Conditions" while r, III. Boyd OF tho
National Safety First Council viii
speak on Traffic Safety for Chill.
dren." AIRS. Stanley Griffiths will
talk on The Cabbage Patch Play.
srs."
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Apollo club Mm ENTERTAIN

admission viii be charged and every
one is cordially Invited.
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"Contented" Writes
TO Comfort Jeanne

the letter TO you signed by Jeanne"
could not resist answering. as her
case Is NO nearly parallel 10 my own.
Am writing IN hopes that my ex-
sperience may be Of some help to her.
have two dear little boys. but was
making my life miserable by the
memories OF what might have been.
when suddenly one day ! woke up to
the fact that n God had intended me
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Mr., and Mrs. Alexander MoIwan
ieft saturday for short trip TO San
Francisco.
MIR. and Mrs. w. ~. Boyle left
Sunday for a nix weeks trip 20
Washington. -. c.. and New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Arnold
who have been living In New York
for the past year. win arrive In the
city next week aud viii be the guests
Of Mrs. Arnold's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs J. H. lieffernan.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pierce OF Olym.
pia returned to their home Monday
after spending a few days In tho
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. william ". HERSHEY
have recently returned from u six
months trip 10 California and are at
home at 2O07 Warren ave.
MT and Mrs. Roy Malcolm have
removed 20 San Pedro. cal. where
they Will make their homo.
MIR. +. n. Morgan viii return Fri
day from five weeks Eastern
trip.
Mrs. J. ~ Davidson OF Ellenaburg
IL the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. y. ".
Adams at their apartment In the
willard.
Mr. and Mrs. william II. Hooking
win spend the weekend In Tacoma.
the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. J. Il.
CLARK.
Mr. and Mrr. Lester J strang arc
receiving congratulations upon the
birth OF a daughter. November is.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter ", Nettleton
returned yesterday from a three
weeks trip TO California
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Russell will
ffHNNNf hNNNN WIN ~ w ffEft"tts' -
MIR. and Mrs. II. Il. Williams. 1900
Federal ave.
Dr. aud Mrs. Charles n. Carticn
have returned from short trip TO
Portland
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph swalweil and
family have removed from their resi-
dence. sss 18th ave. n. TO an apart.
ment In the Oiympian.
Mrs. Joseph Tyler IL visiting her
parents. MIR. and Mrs. c. z. oudin. In
Spokane
Mr.. Paul Toriand. who IN attending
medical school In Portland. win ar.
rive Monday. TO remain until Thanks.
giving. az the guest OF his brother
and sinier.in iaw. DR.. and Mrs, Tor
lief Toriand.
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SUNSHINE Guild

Sunshine guild will meet with Mrs
l. L. Hipson. 2si7 szd ave. =. W.. n
A. IN
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Amarsnth Social club. No. I. With
Mrs. Charles J. Anderson. sal L..
Denny way. 1910. Picnic lunch.
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doh booth. and Mira Matilda Rey.
noids the apron and cap booth. The
booth In which can be found all
kinds ~ fruits. j.illes. Jams and
pickles will be ln charge Of Mrs. Laura
Goodwin and her assistants. Mrs.
ficssle Flemmlng has charge Of the
candy booth. Mrs, Margaret Herr tho
country STORE. Mrs Hattie McMur.
Try Will sell surprises from the grab
bag. and Mrs. Fannie riummer viii
ish fortunes in tho Gypsy booth.
The refrcnhment committee. of which
Mrs. Lulu Christopher IL chairman.
VIII serve meals at any time during
tho day or evening Ia the banquet
room
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Seattle
Society
Colonel and Mrs. PhWips
Gire Reception, Society
Maids Sponsor Thanks
giving Dance.

CoLoNEL CHARLES L, rHiL
~ LIPS. L. :. A. and Mrs. Phillips
entertained with a reception at their
residence THIS afternoon. honorine
General W. NJ, Wright OF the Ninth
eerps area. OF san Francisco, who Is
in the city on an inspection trip.
Presiding at the urns were Mrs. T.
n Dennis. wife OF MAJOR Dennis. L
$. A., and Mrs. Raymond fcnner
wife Of Major Fenncr. 4. ). \. In
Decorating. yellow chrysan,hemums
were effectively placed IN the rooms
and color scheme OF yellow. devet
cped In ehrysanthemums and lighted
tapers. beantlfied the tea table.
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Women's Golf Club Team
Will BE Entertained

Twelve members from the women's
team Of the Waverly Golf club In
Portland Will arrive Friday night. to
play the women's team of the Seattle
Golf club. Saturday morning. Fol
lowing the match. the club will be en-.
fertained at luncheon at the club
house. and at dinner In the evening.
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Amelhyst Chapter q. T. s. Annual
ILszaar

Amethyst Chapter o. r.. s.. will
hold It's annual bazaar on Friday and
Saturday. the 18th and 18th Of this
month. at Fraternal hall. 1909 Jack.
son 81 The various booths will be
under the supervision OF experienced
committees and the daintiest of en-.
broiderieH, together with the more
practical articles. will be available
at most moderate and attractive
prices. Dainty and nutritious lunches
VIII be served during the bazaar. No
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Hostess at Bridne Tea

Mrs, =. T.. Grossman entertained
with bridge OF four tables at her
home this afternoon with additional
guests coming in at the tea hour,
Mr.. ]. &. Hagen and Mrs. r. T.
Minahan presided az the urns and
Mrs. Howard =. Ballard and Mrs.
A. C. GroSsman assisted about the
rooms.
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Cynthia Grey:
Loues Girl-Wonts TO Give Her Up-Says He Can.
not Provide Her WIN LuTuries 10 Which She Ii
Accustomed

Dear Miss Grey: ! am Is years old ] love gin
who 20 and would like 10 have her for my wife en-
gagged in a work which will never make rich and have
little TO offer her know that she has been reared in
fort and has had very easy, happy life. II seems TO
that it would be imposition for TO ask her 10 marry
me- haven't even very much time offer her. my work
keeps busy much OF the time. ! don't know how to
break off with her I'd rather not her at ALL because
don't think could stand that. don't know what to do
What Is adNlceY A
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For the benefit Of the orthopedie
hospital. a Thanksgiving dance will
be given In the knights Of Columbus
hall Thursday evening. November "a
which Is being sponsored by a group
Of society maids.
Included are Miss Mary Dudley
Walker. Miss Dorothy Ewing. Miss
Hazel Mcmillan. Miss Alice Ives. Miss
Marion Wiley. Miss Clara Emory
Miss Elspeth McEwan. Miss cathe.
rine Collins. Miss Katherine Craw,
ford. Miss Grace Fischer. Miss Harriet
Baxter and Miss Janet Powell.
Tickets may be obtained from the
committee.
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Music
Heifetz Program
Announced

Jascha Hcifctx. the vloIinlst. whose
sensational success upon hts first
appearance In America has become a
matter OF musical history. will be
presented by the Ladies' Musical club
az the Metropolitan on Monday eve.
ming. November Il. This artist will
inaugurate the regular season OF
artist recitsls given by the local or
gantzatson. Heifetx has Just returned
to America after series OF unprece-
dentcd triumpha in Europe and Aus
tralia.
A veritable prodigy. jaseha Heifetz
began the study OF - violin when he
was ia years old. His father gave
him his first lessons. when he was
but 5 he had mastered all the posi-.
tons To the average violinist this
sounds very near the impossible. He
graduated from the Royal Conserve.
tory when he WINS II.
The American idea OF -conserva-
tory Of music" Is not quite what the
term expresses In most big European
cities. Only gifted students can hope
to enter. as the examinations are
most rigid.
The program TO be presented here
viii be OF unusual interest. and is as
follows.
sonata No. .. q major. beethoven
Concerto O minor. op. gs......... .Brseh
Allegro moderate
Adsxio
Finais-aiisrro ensrxico
tsl walters Prize song wagner
llt Zimmerman bal f.,fa
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been 70 and IL most probably was
for my own good that things didn't
happen that way.
Since God rules the universe ~
His work h always good. II was M
place TO stay in my home and do u
best could by my children.
Since then have been perfecsly
happy and contented and N ! caa
only raise my boys up as Christians
viii feel that ! have accomplishing
the greatest work IN the world.
COMMENTED.
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Benefit for VasSar
Endolcnlcnt Fund

For the benefit OF the Vassar
College Endowment fund. jacques
Jou.Jervillc and Sara Y. n. Peabody
viii appear In scenes from the opera
"Manon.' 10y MaSsenet, at the Cor
nish, saturday evening. December 3.
Tickets may be obtained 10y calling
Mrs. Henry O. Philips, Capitol itS5.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Turner
Will Be COMMUNICATED

A. compliment TO Mr.. and Mrs.
George s. Turner. who are leaving
the first Of the year for California.
where they will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J w Edmunds are en-.
pertaining with bridge at their
home Thursday evening.
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Women Of univcrsit, Congregational
Church

Tho women OF the University Con.
gregational church will entertain tho
Womena Congregational Missionary
league on Thursday. November ~. at
ios30 a. M. In the parlora OF the
church.
Mrs. II. NJ. Mcdowell. recently ~
salt Lake city. win speak on "Thc
Present Teaching aud Practice OF
Mormonism." Mrs. W. w Montgom.
cry and Mrs, y, $. Palmer viii con.
duet the devotional exercises. coffee
will be served at is.3o. All who are
interested are invited TO come.
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Mrs. Joseph Tyler IL visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs c. =. oudin. In
Spokane.
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The Washington Bureau of The
Seattle Star has compiled series
Of menus for a week. which con.
tain nourisning food which can h<
most readily and cbespiy obtained
BY the average housewife and
combined In tempting dishes.
Any reader Of this column m -
secure this menu list by writing
20 Washington Bureau. Seattle
Star. 1872 New York ave. WASH
inRton. -. G.
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Seattle Audubon society win NEE,
Thursday. November ~. p. m. at
the Chamber OF Commerce. Mr.. How.
ard Andrews. a landscape gardener.
will speak on "a Garden for Birds. .
and Mrs. J. r. Terry will review some
bird books. Public invited.
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On Monday evening. November Fl.
the Seattle Grade Teachers club viii
entertain the new grade teachers at
a dinner In the Masonic club rooms.
Arcade building. Supt. +. II. Cooper
and MFR. Henry King OF the board OF
education viii speak. Special music
and community singing viii be foa-
tured-
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Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Mcfwan
left Saturday for "A short trip TO San
Francisco.
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Entertdins Monday
Brdge Club

MFR. and Mrs. Joseph I.ownc were
hosts Monday evening. entertaining
the members OF their bridge club
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Douglas viii
entertain the club at its next meet.
ing. which will be next Tuesday eve.
ming
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Marriage Of Miss
Bell Announced

Mrs. Emma Pope announces the
marriage OF her daughter. Muriel
Emma Bell. to Mr.. BENJAMIN Pedro.
Monday afternoon. at o'clock. IN
the First Presbyterian church. Rev
NJ A. Matthews performing the oere.
mony.
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Dinner VIII Honor Mrs.
Harmon of Ne,C YOrk;

Mr.. and Mrs. william Nicholas
Gather viii be dinner hosts this eve
ming AT their residence. honoring Mrs.
William Harmon. OF New York. who
Is the guest Of her sister. Mrs. eros
venor Folsom Covers will be placed
Tor eight friends Of the honor guest.
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The ladies' Aid OF sd NJ. T..
church viii meet Thursday. Novcm.
Der II. 1T 10 a. m. az the home Of
Mrs. $. NJ. Anderson. 6sts Eighth
ave. n. W. ladies. bring lunch. cot.
fee viii be served by the hostess.
Come prepared to sew.
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Seattle civil Improvement Club

Seattle civic Improvement club
viii meet Thursday November ~. 2
y. m. az the clubhouse, a talk on
China viii be given by Ida -, Green
lee. Mrs. J. y. coushiin Will be the
hostess. Members urged TO attend.
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Cha Omega AiRmnde
Luncheon

Chi umcrp alumnae viii be enter.
talned by Miss Mamie Cameron, with
a luncheon at'the, chapter house, Fri
day afternoon At f.ao o'clock. All Chi
omcgas invited to attend.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan
Dinner Hosts

Preceding the dance Of tho FIFTY
club at the Yacht club this evening,
MIR. and Mrs. y r. Morgan viii en-.
terrain with dinner OF ten covers
al their home.
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Dinner Postponed

The Woman's League corps
dinner. planned for Thursday. No.
vember II. In the city hall. Ballard.
has been Indefinitely postponed.
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one in cordially invited.
Apollo Club WIN Entertain
The Apollo club VIII entertain the
families and friends 81 its members
nj socinl evening Wednesday. No.
vember 20. In the basement Of the
-. Marks church. This Will be the
first aocinl evening OF the club this
season aud viii be followed by similar
functions turnout the winter
months
The club. under the direction OF
Adam Jardiue. ~ one OF sentile's
large mems chorus organizations.
The drive for associate and active
members. initiated severni we"ks
ago. has resulted IN a substantial IN.
crease la It's membership. Arrange.
ments are being made for an early
winter concert. which viii be an
nounced soon.
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RavennA YsAi~r W. g. r. q. will
meet with the bryant PIT. r. at the
school. Thursday. November ~. at J
p. m. to cooperate with them in tho
anti.cigarct program. There will be
no regular meeting next week. on ac'
count OF Thanksgiving.
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Tho Young Ladies' institute will
be entertained at the council cham.
bers. X. Of G. hall Thursday, Novem.
bsr ~. The committee in charge In.
cludeH Miss Dolores Hronr. Miss
olive la Bounty. Mrs. . Gilmour
and Miss McCaSferty. chairman. A
hunco party viii be the program for
the afternoon.
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CLUBS rOR THURSDAY


The Friends OF An club. OF the Y
W. {. A.. will meet Thursday. No
Vember "a. at 8 y. m. for a club sup
per in the small private dining room
OF the cafeteria. ~ fi5. In the club
rooms ON the third floor. Miss Rose
Class. OF the Franklin high school,
will talk on Overseas Experiences. -
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DR.. and Mrs. Crdbtree
to Be Hosts

Dr. and Mrs. George II. crabtree
viii be hosts at their home. 1858
Boylston ave. ~. this evening. enter
tanning with bridge Of five tables.
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A demonstration OF making paper
dress forms will be given al the W
g. r. U. Neighborhood houre, Jos
Findlcy At. Georgetown. Thursday,
November ~. at i5o p. m.
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BRIDGE Club Entertained

Mrs. Muruay n. Holland entertain.
"a the members Of the West Seattle
Tuesday Bridge Luncheon club at
her home yesterday afternoon.
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Evergreen Drill team. Danish Sis,
tiers society. Will meet with Mrs. X.
Frederiekson. 1881 King St. lao.
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Women OF Mooscheart Legion will
meet at Seattle gymnasium. 1913
Eighth ave. SPIN.
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Auxiliary Elite. Rebekah lodge. No.
ia4. VIII b. entertained at the home
Of Mrs. Harry WHITAKER. soig 2sth
ave. s.. Thursday. November II. at
d. m
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The Seattle League Of Women
Voters will meet Thursday. Sovem.
Der II. at 1915 o'clock In the cafe.
terra Of the Y. w. c. A. The cowcn
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

park transportation problem and the
tax reduction survey Will be dis.
cuNscd.
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Parliamentary Procedure
Department Of Cotrr,e (.ub

Parliamentary procedure depart
ment Of the coterie ciub will meet
with Mrs. Harley wells. sss5 18th
ave. y. r.. y. m.
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Mrs Richard Highee viii entertain
FortAon ThyEcNrn Auxiliary. Y. =,
w. V. ThurrdAy. November II. at
her home. stos tist s w. Luncheon
At ~. All members invited.
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Mr.. Paul Toriand. who IN attending
medical school In Portland. win ar.
rive Monday. TO remain until Thanks.
giving. az the guest OF his brother
and sinier.in .iaw. DR.. and Mrs, Tor
Lief Tofland.
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Queen Anne rertnlrhlIy Clnh

Queen Anne FortniEhtIy club will
meet with Mrs. A. l.. Rayner. 1907
Bigslow ave. y. m
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". n. A.. Maccabees' Social Club

W. u. A.. Maccahees' Social club,
No. s. will meet az the home Of Mrs.
y. =. Dark, sols Eighth ave. Thurs.
day. November ~. i.a0 y. IN. All
Maceabcea and friends invited.
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Cost Of living In London IL IL
per cent above the pre-war figure.
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ladies' Social and Charitable club
''FreJa." in ladies' psrior at Swedish
club. p. m Hostesscr. Mrs. A..
Blum. Mrs. Oscar Ekman and Mrs.
Ed Graft
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Junior League Of Seattle Day Muir.
sery association. at 500 Broadway.
t.5s .. m.
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Seattle Council Of Catholic Women
at Providence hospital from 10 a. IN.
to y. IN.
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Daddy. Boidt's Butterhorns sre.6
iicious. Advertisement
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18Th Century Literary Club

There viii be a meeting OF the 18th
Century Literary club at the Y. W.
G. A. on Thursday.
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Beta Theta III Mothers Club

The Mothers club OF BETA Theta ~
has changed the day OF meeting to
the third Thursday Of each month.
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Mrs. Merle W, Denny VIII entertain
informally Friday afternoon In her
apartment at the Chelsea
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The board 81 trustees % tho Seat.
tie Federation % wonen's eiuhs viii
meet az the clubhouse Thursday, No
venbcr IL. at 1880 a. IN.
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=. Largest diamond ever founl
weighed one pound eight ounces.
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Ina Aucilen bridge Club

Mrs. Archibald Mclean will enter
tain the Una Auction Bridge club at
luncheon AZ her home. iss Repuh
lican at. Thursday, November IL. at
1880.
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The German Ladies' society viii
entertain with card party. Thurs.
day. November ~. i.t5 .. m. Ia Odd
Fellows temple. 10th ave. and
Pine ~.
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Linnea and Anchor Social club
viii give dance and card party at
Odd Fellows temple.
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Ia.lles d 81. nenedlcl'. Cnrd pnrt,

The ladies OF st. Bonediets will
give a card party In the hall. 18th
and Densmoro. Thursday afternoon.
November n, at O'Clock The
hostosses VIII be Airs, Hadley. Mrs
Cook, Mrs Fred Ieckcll and Mira. I'D
Bauer. All friends invited.
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MINI NJ. rrye Tent

Nina NJ. Frye Tent. Daughters of
Veterans, will meet Thursday No.
vembcr II. : D. m. Ncteraf.s' hall.
Armory, Nomination OF officers.