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esycstrain. caused by overworked.
sired eyes which Induced fierrs
hcauaches. | have worn glasses FOR
several years, both for distance and
c'e, work, and without them /
envelope or the typewriting on the
machine before me. I can do both
now and have discarded my lo,~-
Instance glasses altogether. i can
trees across the street now. whirh
LOT several years have looked like n
aim green blur TO me. / cannot ex-
press ny JOY at what II has done
y Is believed that thousands who
wear glasses can now discard them
IN reasonable time and multitudes
more viii be able to strengthen their
e e,,s SO as 70 be spared the trouble
anu a,u expense OF ever getting glasses
Eye troubles of many DISSERTATIONS
may be wonderfully benefited in this
easy manner. Go to any drug store
ahu ge, bottle Of Bon-opto tablets.
= glass Of water and use from two
70 Tour times day. You should
notice your eyes clear up perceptibly
right from the start and iinflamma-
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pear. II your eyes bother you even
a little. II Is your duty to take
steps TO save them now before IL is
700 ,os late; MANY, .hopeiessiy blind
- StNtd AutiT tiknt " tnfN
had cared for their eyes in time
NpTk; Another prominent physician to
whom the above article was submitted.
said Yes. the Ron-opto prescription il
truly wonderful eye remedy Its con
stituent Ingredients are wen known to
eminent eye specialists and widely pre-
sorihed by them have used Il very
successfully In my own practice on Nps-
TENTS whose eyes were strained through
overwork or misfit glasses. n Is one OF
the very few preparations I feel shou5S.-
pc kept on hand for regular use In az
most every family" Bon Onto referred
10 above. Is not patent medicine or =
secret remedy. ~ - an ethical prepare
ton. the formula being printed on tho
package. The manufacturers guarantee
II TO strengthen cyesight 80 per cent In
one weeks time In many Instances or re-
FUND the money, IL Is dispensed under
guaranty by all good drurrists I'm this
observation-disclosures
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Will Radium at Last Open the
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Social Benenr Good Timcs Club
VET SALT
A CLEANSER

When eggs are served at meal
the table silver IN sure 10 become
stained. The dish washer hates 10
clean silver any oftener than neces-
ssry. but the dark egg stains must
be removed.
One OF the easiest ways 10 do this
II 20 rub tho fork or spoon with
wet salt- The stain viii disa ppear
Immediately with absolutely no
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Triple Birthday Party

Mr.. Peter II. Western, Mr.. VII.
liam -ullivan Albright and Mr..
August Toellner, whose birthdays
fall on the same day, March II,
gave a celebration last Friday even
ing at the home of Mr.. Albright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Western, Mr. and
Mrs. Albright and Mr.. and Mrs.
Toe,Iner nave lived on the banks Of
the Duwamish river for the last 80
years.
Dancing was the diversion Of the
evening and at a late hour a
boLnseous repast was enjoyed.
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Personal

Mrs. Charles Wright ier this
morning 10 Join Mr. Wright In
breckenridge. Texaz. where they
viii make their home.
Mr.. and MIRA A. J. Barash for.
merry Miss Kathryn shinnl are re.
celvlns congratulations on the birth
Of a daughter Sunday. March -. at
the 5~sdirh hospital,
Mr. Scot, c. Bone. who has been
spending a short time IN the city.
lew for his homo In New York the
first OF the week
Mrs. J ID Farreii and Miss Helen
Farrell arc expected home from
California tho las, OF this week.
Or. and Mr.. Toriisf Toriand win
entertain for their week end guest.
Mrs. Christian oaevli. OF Tacoma
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Skinner
have removed from T-5 isth ave.
". 10 their new reaidence. siss
Laurcihurst drive.
Mfr. Fart Jameson. who has BEEN
a guest at the Ealnlsr club for
several weeks. len Monday for his
home In New York.
Mr.. Roger Morse Bone IL plan.
ming 10 leave tho frs; Of next week
for Chicago. where she will Join
Mr. Bono and make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Jukrs Of
Beiifngharn. who have b~cn Ia the
city attending tho Rotary convcn.
ton. guests at tho Hotel Washing.
ton. returned by motor TO their home
today.
Mrs. louise Van Oric ieft today
for Pendleton. Orc. where she will
deliver several lectures. returning to
her home in this city Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marx r.. Smith Of
esn Francisco. arc receiving con-
gra.nAiions upon the birth OF a
son. Monday. March 7.
Miss Alice A. moore Of Boston.
Mass. is the guest Of her brother-in-
law and sister. SIR. and Mrs. Trfford
Huteson.
Mrs. Hazel Higboe. OF Tacoma. II
tho guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Ba-
con at the Hotel Sorrento.
Mrs.. Toriief Torland In spending n
few days with her parents. Judge
and Mrs. r. c. claypool. at their
home on Yashon Island
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Service at the
Little Tea Shop

St Marks guild. Of st. Marks
church. will be In charge OF the Or
thopcdic Tea shop tomorrow. Miss
Naomi Morford to be the hostess. as
sisted by Mrs. Howard Ballard. Mrs
Edwin Fellows. Mrs. Lester Palmer.
Mrs Charles Buckley. Mrs. Carl
1forford. Miss winona Blackwell
and Miss Mildred Cutler.
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Luncheon for
Campfire Girls

There will he n luncheon AZ the
women's University club on Safur.
day. March ~. at ]. o'clock. for a.
Seattle Guardians association an
members OF tho Seattle Council OF
Campfire Girls. and for out-of-town
Guardians. Miss Edith Kempthorne.
national field secretary. will lie the
speaker.
On the same afternoon. a, 4
O'Clock. the Grand Council Fire viii
convene at the A-nory. IL la expect.
ed about 1900 girls viii attend
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Mrs. Presley WEEDS
Mr.. BOuneu

The marriage OF Mrs. Dora b.
Presley TO Mr.. Lyman w. Bonney.
president OF the Bonney-wa tson
Co. was solemnlzed Monday even.
ing. March IA, in the presence Of
the immediate families. Rev. VII.
liam II. Bliss reading the service.
MFR. and Mrs. Bonney win be at
home 20 their friends after May !
at zs03 Boylston ave. ~.
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church. Rev. c. A. spiekcr perform
iug the ceremony.
They were attended by Mr.. and
Mrs. August Toellncr. Of Floradllle
Farm. Duwamish. sonin law and
daughter Of Mrs Marsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh arc at home
In Jubilee. West Burnaby. vancou-
yer, Il. {.
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Musicale at Women's
University Club

An interesting musical program
win be given on Friday afternoon at
$50 o'clock by the members Of the
Womcn's University club. with Mrs.
Don IL. Palmer and Miss Marjorie
white as the hostesses. The follow.
ing program has been arranged;
NY Little House ...s.... .S~nces fterce
sWhen Love fs Young ...s.sss.....s.
............... Daisy Wood Hiidreth
Mrs. Harry D ne~en.
Mn. pAsry Wood fiildrcth At the piano.
xceturr,. Opu~ as Ne I... Chopin
IN ustrei" .......s......s...... pVbusvf
Miss Helen fertymAn.
vocal Soic-Sei0cted .....s.ss.........
Mr.. Everctt Clark.
"Hurkarisn Rhvpsoiy.' Tresa del RieEe
~YeArs at the SPANS" Mrs "a. IA. A. Beach
Alias Madei ellie.
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Luncheon and
Theatre Pdrty

Mrs. Frank Madden entertained
today with luncheon at her home.
in compliment 10 the ladies' who ar
sisted at the tea she gave recently
in honor OF her niece. Miss Frances
Quigiey.
Later the guTts enjoyed the per
fcrmancc at the Metropolitan thea.
tire
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rturc on -Amrs1can citizenship
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
IAdie~' Auxiliary Of Seattle Post
No, ~, American I~ryon

The ladies' auxiliary Of Seattle
Post No. IS. American Legion. have
postponed their regular silver tea
on account n the fact that Seattle
Post No. Is VIII hold an open meet.
ing on the SAME date. Friday even.
Ing. March rs. at Roosevelt hall.
Third ave. and Pine ct After the
meeting there will be dancing.
Members OF Post and auxiliary.
bring your friends.
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ForetceU Compliment
10 Mrs. Field

Mrs. Stewart +. Barbour. wife OF
Commander Barbour. Y. s. ~. viii
entertain sixteen guests at luncheon
NEXT "Wednesday. at the sunset club.
A. = farewell compliment 20 Mrs.
Harry A. Field. wife OF Rear Admi'
raj Field. u. $. y.
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Vest Seattle
Tuesday Bridge Club

Mrs. Dana Brown and MIR. J. n.
Harris will entertain the Yves, Seat
tie Bridge club next Tuesday after.
noon at the home OF Mrs. Brown.
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Marriage Announced

The marriage Of Mrs. Ida Isa.
belle Dow to Mr.. William Henry
Marsh. both Of Vancouver, -. c.,
fcrk place Monday evening, March
-. at 1880 O'Clock, in the parlors Of
cas First Methodist Episcopal
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Shotcer in Compliment
to Miss Totrnsend

Mrs. Howard T. Pennington VII
b. hostess next Friday afternoon at
her home. entertaining Informally
with . plate shower. In compliment
20 Miss Martha Townsend. who Is 10
b an April bride.
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Seattle
Society
Mrs. Burke Entertdins at
Luncheon. TO Entertain
With Musicale; Mrs.
Field VIII Be Conpli-
mcnted at Luncheon.

AS COMPLIMENT to Miss Loys
n de Kay. who Is spending a few
days IN tho city on her way 10 her
home In yakima. Mrs. Burke enter.
tained with a luncheon of ten covers
at the sunset club today.
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Dinner Hosts

MIR. and Mrs. Frederick Charles
tombstone will entertain with a din.
ner Of ten covers tomorrow evening
preceding the St ra,rick's day din.
ncr.dance at the Arctic club.
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CLUBS FOR WOMEN
CLUES FOR THURSDAY
Queen Anne rcrsnigatiy Club

CLUBS FOR THURSDAY
Queen Anne rcrtnighiiy Club
Al . u. m. tho Queen Anne Fort
nightly club will meet at the home
Of Mrs. l. II. Moffett. All W
Crvwu Tin PIT. A.
Crown Hin Pr. A. viii meet AZ
$50 y. m. at the school. Miss NJ. +,
Templeton OF the Washington School
for tho Deaf and Dumb win tell OF
experiences during an Eastern trip
Bryant P..T. A.
A child welfare meeting 81 the
Bryant PIT. A. viii DO held at ]
y. m. In the eighth grade room
Refreshments will be served.
Mrc~~ PIT. A.
Mr.. Cart " Adams Will he the
speaker at the meeting OF the her,
Ger PIT A. at $50 o. m. at the
school. Tho program will he given
by the school pupils and the girls
OF the domestic science department,
Will serve tea
rrarttrai Mythology Club
''vitosophy- viii be tho subject Of
an address 10 be given by Mr.
John Aver before the Practical
Psychology club al . y. m. In room
ass Globe building. Tho public Ia
invited.
Nlnetr~uth Century Club
Tho Nineteenth Century Literary
club will meet In the Y. w. &. A.
parlors Thursday.
Wosuan's Auxiliary
The woman'n auxiliary 10 Rainier
Noble post wili NEE, at Veterans
hall. the Armory.
Seattle Council Of Catholic Women
There will be no meeting for sew.
inE Of the Seattle Council OF catho.
lie Women at Providence hospital
March II nor March "a.
Social Club No. 4
W. II. A. Maecabeea Social club
No. will meet with Mrs. J. A.
Boucher. 5fs Harrison st, at f3o
.. m TO wheh all MaccAbecs and
friends are invited.
Evergreen Drili Team Club
Evergreen Driii Team club Of the
Danish Sister society will NEE, with
Mrs ]. uenrfksen, s.os Gard ave
s.. at i.5o p. m.
Women cf Mco~~a,~art Layton
The public IL invited 10 the dinner
10 b, given By tho women of
Mooschssrt Legion from $50 until
: .. m. in the banquet hall. Moose
temple.
Alpha Club
Alpha club will mee, With Mr.
Caroline Clarke. ssos 18th ave. n
Z. Lunch at us .. m
Brsincss and Professional wmen's
Club
Tho Seattle Business and profes.
sionai women's club will meet In
the nd room OF Mevex' cafeteria:
lunch.
AmnrHnth Club No.
Amarnnth club No. ! win mee,
with Mrs. Bertha Harris. ola gard
ave. n. Picnic lunch At is3o.
Seattle Suruhine CHS
Thursday morning at ~ O'Clock
tho Seattle Sunshine Girls viii meet
with Mrs Fannie Van Aistinc at
her home. tioT Fremont ave
Red Cross Nursing Glasses
Red Cross nursing classes VIII
meet AZ tumble shop AT 10 A. m. q,
fake0Idc hospital ana whl,wor'h
school Al 40 .. m. at Broadway
high at tbs. at Brighton Beach At
TAO. ai Knights Of Columbus hall
for Y. I. T. girls at 7. and class In
nutrition at Yesier library at T1o
o. m.
Fast Union Club
The Eas; Union club viii meet
with Mrs.. w. ". I>oahy. 1913 :4th
ave-. at .. m.
woman's Century Cu6
The social service department Of
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Mount Baker Social
Club to Dance

The Mount Baker Park Social club
viii entertain with formal dane. a,
the club house tomorrow evening.
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Why Diamond Dyes
Don't Streak, Fade

Beware OF -alipprporc- dyes Of
fcred by some stores. Every woman
knows that wool and/rilk need n dlf-
ferent dye than cotton. linen and
mired goods. because wool and siik
come from animals and cotton comes
from a plant. That's why there IL
Diamond Dye for Wool or Fix and
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and street lighting, fire protection.
public library. parks and play
grounds ARE NIL 20 be discussed at
These meetings, which will be held on
the first and third Thursdays OF each
month, al Barton strcet.hall. All are
cordially invited. -
Danrfaers Of 1T. George
The Daughters OF 81. George will
meet In the NJ u. u. A. home.
Thursday, March N, p. m. for
business meeting. Card party nj 2
.. m. All English women invited.
Gr~en lake PIT. A.
Green Lake PIT. A. will hold It's
regular meeting in the kindergnrten
room Of the school Thursday. March
IL. 23o p. m Dean Stephen Miller
Will speak on "iioma Products"
The teachers will be- in charge Of
the meetingyfnd Miss Clare Il. Rush
win sing Folk dancing by Mlar
Elizabeth Hemphlii'H kindergarten
pupils.
General Iswtnm Circle. Ma. II
General f.awton circle. No. II. Ia
diea Of the q. a. H.. will meet with
Miss Alice Russell. bsis 2zd ave. n.
W. Thursday at noon.
Lecture on american CitIserrhIp-
; All women Of King and Klfsap
counties are invited 20 the lecture
on American citizenship" 20 b.
given al Frederick a Nelson's audi.
torinm. Thursday. March II. 1910
a m. Subject Lesson on Powers
and Duties OF the President Of the
United States"
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Denny .puhrrnsn GuIA

The Denny Fuhrman guild Of The
orthopedlc hospital will meet with
hrs. A A. Sutherland. 2s2s n.
broadway. Friday afternoon at ,
O'Clock
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Jain. assisted by Mrs. Henry Hoff
man and Mrs. Albert A. schram.
eb7 18th ave. ~ Benefit card party.
Qurru City Chapter. q. ". n.
Queen city chapter. o. r. r.. WI
meet NJ the Masonic temple I'm the
auditorium. st. Patriek's dance.
Pythian Sister. Temple No.
Pythian Sisters. Temple No. ?,
will meet at the knights OF Pythias
haIi, Third ave. and Virginia at
Masquerade ball.
Auxiliary % Elite It<<,e,tah Lodge
No. fu
Auxiliary 20 Elite Rebekah lodge
No. i34 will entertain with card
PARTY nj the home OF Mrs, v. Der.
win. 1909 ". Union st. Thursday
afternoon. i:so until Z .. m. lie.
b~kAhs and friends walcofne.
Fovt~cD Thy Ers~n Auxiliary
Fortson -Thygesen auxiliary will
meet with Mrs. Arthur Jones. 3s5s
whitman ave. Thursday. March II.
Luncheon at i2:so.
Ladies' Guild n NJ. John Episcopal
Church
The ladies' of ~. John Episcopal
aliday sswing meeting nj the home
Of Mrs. Fred Fields. 1901 Admiral
why. Thursday. March ~. al III
O'Clock.
Weuots~hl Club
wenotnchi club. with Miss limo.
gene Smith aH chairman Of the
committee. viii give the first OF
series OF social dances at Faurot's
hall. ios w. Roy St. Thursday
evening. March II.
Mystic Jewd Kitchen Bard
Mystic Jewel Kitchen band VIII
give n benefit card party on Thurs.
day evening. March II. al Fraternal
hall. 2s0p Jackson IT. All ODD Eel
lows. Robckahs and friends cordially
invited.
Tho hossrsnes win be Mrs. j. r.
shrwan. Mrs q. Is, Miller. Mrs
Frank A. Twicheli and Mrs. J. 7.
Hathaway.
Needing f~ Pmpae Of Organizing
PIT. A.
A meeting for the purpose OF or
Eanixing a PIT. A. will be held In
room 20 OF the Beacon nm school
Thursday. March II. sdB p. m.
Those interested in such an organ.
lEaiion are urged TO be present
Southwest Seattle Community Ctub
A social gathering OF Southwest
Seattle residents will BE- held In ilar-
ton Street hall. isih ave. \. W. and
barton at. on Thursday evening.
March ~. An excellent program OF
music. singing, etc. il promised.
A. tho meeting Of officers and
rhairmen OF committees, held last
Thursday. plans wor. perfected re-.
rardinE bylaws and forming OF com.
mittoes. which will br placed for ap
prevail at tho meeting next Thurs.
day. Mr.. y. J. Clark. president. win
hc In the chair. while Mr.. r. Percival
will have charge of the entertain
ment. Thone DESTROYS Of helping out
on the program are urgently asked
10 cali or write the secretary. Mr.. II.
q. Hale. sssi .oth ave. r. w.
Necessary improvements in streets
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damage 10 the silver.
Plated silver especially should not
have TOO frequent cleanlngs with a
silver polish a. there are ingredk
ents In many cleaners that viii
wear of the plate.
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Prof Ernest weitmer VIII give a
final talk on Man Power" at an
open meeting at Mcves' cafeteria
Friday evening. March rs. at $40.
at a banquet In the banquet hall.
4 splendid musical program has
been arranged which will pr~cede
the address All Numbers Of the
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Cuts cost OF drinking good coffee.
Nient Blend. ! y lbs. soc: IN. ssc.
NJ. a. Hansen. 10 Economy Market
Advertisement
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another Diamond Dye for Cotton
LINEN and Mixed Goods. Buy "Dia-
mond Dyes" only. then your gar
nents and draperies win not sfreak.
fade or have that dyed look" Zach
package contains easy direc'ions-
Just tell druggist what material you
intend u dye and what color you
want Advertisement
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weltmer class and their friends are
invited 20 attend.
board Of Trustees Of the Woman's
Century Club
The board Of trustees Of the
woman's Century club will meet
with Mrs. A. J. Soper, 1929 Hunter
blvd.. on March 30 instead 81 March
10 as heretofore SCHEDULED.
Social Bepe1t Good Tins Club
The Social Benefit Good Times
club will entertain with a progress.
siys whist party az the Panama cafe.
terra, 1915 Third ave. wednesday.
March 10. $50 p. m. Merchandise
certificate honors given. Friends In
yited.
On March IT the club will cello.
brais ST. Patrick'H day with pro
gressive whist parties In Boldt's res
taurant gallery. 1914 Third ave. At
2i30 and $50 .. m. All invited
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CHEESE PATTIES

u cup grated cheese
tablespoons butter
tablespoons flour
cup milk
eggs
salt and pepper
rich pie crust
Melt butter In sauce pan. stir in
-four and add milk slowly. stirring
constantly. Let cook a few min.
utes. Cool slightly and stir in the
yolks Of eggs. Cook gently but do
not let boil. Add cheese. salt and
pepper and fold In the whites Of
the eggs beaten TIL stiff and dry.
Line individual pans with rich crust
rolled thin. fili with cheese mixture
and bake In a quick oven.
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E1A0o-
(a) IAN the Btvv4s Have CSrne Aezsn-
(h) Bed TINE sfory'' :. ---- Powers
Francis pstiy
uec1knkion-'-rn~ Ross
Dorothy Dunn
ogae-~whir- peor-wuf-
Elizabeth Colt
mparnona fioo---Nsfirt the Magician
Frankiin EDDY
paAno---Dver'nx''
Elixabesh Russell
2seffassso--A Talk on rancoia-
Horace Henry
vtosin seic----cantiiens'' ...-.--- Andre
wetherffi coiiir,
1AAissax - Enacted BY Mrs rIvsslsy's
Class
Harrison sArxenf. sidney Hsiiarn. stusr,
Halcom. Dick Harrison. Cecil Bacon.
Jack NcfAuxhian. Joshua Green. Jr-
Baritone soto-'-vsis'-. ......--.. .Eaa.or
Mr.. Michele De Caro-
Mys. Frederick Bentisy. accom- PIANIST
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Easter Benefit Program
for st. Marks Church

Mrs. Joshua Green win open her
home. 1904 Minor ave. Saturday
Afternoon. March 70. at go O'Clock.
when Mrs. Livesley's Sunday school
class will give an Easter offering
benefit program for St Marks
ehurch-
Tickets may be obtained from the
church. East s7ss. or from the boys
Of the Sunday school class. At t:5o
tea will be served. The following
program has been arranged:
nec4tatiea----Ths vafus 81 Tninking-
George CARRIER
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weltmer class and their friends are
invited 10 attend.
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Red Cross nursing classes VIII
meet AZ tumble Shop AT 10 a m. a,
Lakeside hospital and whi,worsh
school at is3o .. m at broadway
high at tbs. at Brighton Beach a,
TAO. At Knights OF Columbus hall
for Y. !. 7. girls at 7. and class In
nutrition at Yesier library a, 71o
o. m
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Mrs.. Torijef Torland Ia spending a
few days with her parents. Judge
and Mrs. r. c. Ciaypool. at their
home on vashon island.
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Mrs. Hazel Higbce. OF Tacona- f.
tho guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Ba-
con at the Hotel Sorrento.
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Mottrrs' Club of Sc. Martins
College
The Mothers club Of 81. Martins
will meet with Mrs. w. r.
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Miss Alice A. moore Of Boston.
Mass. II the guest OF her brother.in-
law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Tafford
Huteson.
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The social service department Of
the woman's Century club will meet
Mt tho Washington Chlldrcn's home
TO sew. Bring scissors and thin.
biss. Lunch at IL o'clock. Miss
Willard. hostess.
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Thursday morning at ~ o'clock
the Seattle Sunshine Girls viii meet
with Mrs. Fannie Van Aistinc al
her home. sioT Fremont ave-
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WmotsShi Club

wenotachi club. with Miss limo.
gene Smith aE chairman Of the
committee. viii give the first OF
series OF social dances at Faurots
hall, ios w. Roy st.. Thursday
exenlng. March IL.
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A meeting for the purpose Of or.
KanixlnE n PIT. A. will be held In
room 20 OF the Beacon I'm school
Thursday. March II. sds p. m.
Those interested In such an organ.
IEation are urged TO be present