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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-13
WEDDING RING
SUPERSTITION

Why tho snra cement or wedding
ring superstition
Prom the earliest times theae orna.
mcn,H. 80 important IN the pre-
nuptial and wedding ceremonies
have been supposed TO be the bar
binecrs Of luck and happiness.
In the Early days men were sup
posed TO wear wedding rings. They
arc still worn In Latin America and
In this country the wearing OF a
wedding ring BY the husband is
proper.
To iozo a rfone from an enrag--
mont ring IL considered 20 bring ~
luck 10 the wearer. unless II In re-
placed before the wedding day.
The fact that tho ring In round II
symbolic OF never ending love and AZ.
lection. N tho wedding ring IL
broken. n 4. thought TO be sure
sign OF trouble.
The wedding ring II worn on the
third finger Of the left hand because
II was believed In ancient times that
a special artery led from the hear;
10 the third finger
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CAMP FIRE GIRLS TO GIVE
AID TO WOUNDED SOLDIERS

Plans ARE being formed for Camp
fire groups In Seattle to cooperate
with the Ex.servioe Women's club
10 help the wounded ecrvlce men In
the hospital at Port Townsend. II
has not yet been decided whether
the girls will 20 In groups 10 whit
them. but efforts Will be made TO
provide fruit, candy. magazines and
such things for their comfort and
entertainment
Two years ago. Miss Edith Kemp
thorne. national field secretary for
Campfire. was In Seattle. Al thai
time there were only 100 Campfire
Girls In the city. ON March ~ nho
win again be- here. and VIII conduct
"A grand council IRE for all the
groups
During the two years the member.
ship has Increased TO about i.5o0
giria.
Local h~adauariefn would Ike 20
hnv. an exhibit Of all the things the
girla have made In craft work. count
books. gowns. etc. ana between now
aud March 10 girls should brlnE
down to the local office such things
as they would like TO exhibit A. the
grand council. all girls In seattle
should know the council nre pro
gram. Airo local headauarterr
would like 10 urge ali girls To work
for their rank. which they could take
AT this grand council
The membership OF Campfire
has Increased remarkably In the last
yoar. and now Il IL necessary 20
keep up III. standard. Local head.
quarters makes the following nug
Eeations for taking IN new members
Ask "a eiri To attend thr~. meetings
before making her a probationary
member. m the Eiri. All Ike her
they can take her In on probation.
and IL she becomes n wood gnthcrrr
within thru. montha. nhe can then
be admitted formally 10 the group
The outline Of the GUARDIANS train
ing course will be- mailed tn the
guardians the end Of this week. This
course will open the FIRST Of F.bru.
airy 10 all women Interested In Camp
fire.
som. time In February there WIN
h- a class started TO be- held one aft
ernoon a week for Blucblrd leaders.
Girls who have attained the rank Of
fircmaker may qualify for Blueblrd
leaders
wednesday afternoon. Janfrary
10. at $40. win be The firht class In
ceremonial gown decoration al local
headquarters.
Tn. Klheio and Iawasa campfircn
are 10 hold a joint debate January
-. af .. m. in tho community
room Of the Raycnna school Tho
subject win be, 'sRrnoiyei. That Hood
Canal win Make Better Camp site
Than Bainbridgr Island
The campfir. Girls OF the Ravenna
district have decided 10 take charge
II a nursory. 30 that all mothers with
little children can leave their chill
ir-n with them 20 attend the PIT. A.
meetings once a month.
The Kiheic campfire II 10 have n
post chrsstmas- party nj the home
OF It's guardian. Mrs J. c. Cannon.
on Saturday night
wecate campfire he'd special
business meeting iast Monday. The
giris brought their supper. They
voted to postpone their party from
the els, to the 2sth.
A campfire was organized on Mer
cor island. January :. at the home Of
Mrs. r. n. Smith. the guardian.
The Iawstsa Campfire Girls held
them monthly social meeting Sntur.
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Miss Woodruff TO BE
February Bride

The marriage OF Miss Hannah
woodruff. daughter OF Mrs. william
II Woodruff. 10 Mr.. sidney Garfield
Smith. viii take place Saturday eve
ming. February 4. In st. Rarnabas'
chapel. with Rev. Herbert III. Cowen
purforming the ceremony. The Mt.
tsndants OF Miss woodnut win be
Mrs. Bruce NJ. F0rrls OF Vancouver.
~ C.. as matron OF honor. and Miss
Lcttie Trenhoime. maid OF honor.
Two small nephews. Billy Lloyd and
Tommy Lloyd Woodruff. win be the
pages. Mr.. Smiths groornsman VIII
b. Mr.. Bruce NJ. Farris. and the ush-
En- are Mr.. c. r. Hughes. Mr.. Taylor
Green. Mr.. James Prentice of Bciltng.
ham and Mr.. Glenn Hyatt OF Van
opuver. The wedding viii be follow
- by a reception at the brides
hama
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day. nj tho home OF Doris Paynse.
The first 1921 meeting Of the
Ncachee Campfire was a ccremon-
iai. II was held at Mrs. l. E. Mar
pies home on caHctdia ave.
Tho hast meeting OF the wewete
Campfire WINS held at the home OF
Caroline Bcnham on January 8. The
girls worked on rag rug they are
making for Miss Ruth Brown.
The Kinnikinic Campfire met at
the home OF their guardian. Mrs.
Flora McJcary. for a short business
meeting last week Margaret White
was elected president, Norma Jane
McLcary. secretary. and Mildred
I.otts. treasurer A hike was plan
ned for the last OF the month.
Akiyuhapi Campfire has resumed
their activities with their new guar.
dian. Mrs. Edith Gabrielle.
Aidenasa Campfire met At Elolse
GrecnborK'a home for a ceremonial
Audrey Shannon became a wood
Eaiherer. After many months OF
hard work. Myrtle Davis and Anna.
bell Hall wef. prepared to take the
rank Of fire maker. All the gtrh re
oolyed n leather honor for giving a
ceremonial meeting before the Uni
Vcrsity Commercial club. thus pro-
noting Campfire work.
Tho Wawataai group held their
first ceremonial meeting at the home
OF Miss Beatrice Brooks on Janu-
AIRY O.
Bescnoha Campfire held a short
meeting on Monday 10 practice for
tho ceremonial TO Do held with either
broadway and East high groups
Friday. Next Monday they win have
businers nesting 10 make plans
for their next months work.
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Music
Interesting Program
A rranped

On wednesday. January ~. there
will be an evening meeting OF the
Women's Auxiliary TO the Seattle
symphony Orchestra nJg,ociation AZ
7s30 In the grade teacherS club room
OF the Wintonia hotel.
After n short business meeting the
Seattle Business and Professional
women's club win have charge OF
an interesting program. under the
supervision of Miss Anna Marie
Brueggcrhoff. secretary OF the nuI-
Hilary. All members OF the auxiliary
are urged 10 attend this meeting and
bring their friends. In order thai the
women In the professional and cui.
tural life OF the city may become
better acquainted.
/. A group ~ piano seicetions
iotna Land .......ss-- Gym sr"'
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Seacing Party and
ShO1uer

Mrs 8. A. Martin and Mrs. For.
rest Black entertained yesterday aft
ernoon at the home OF Mrs. Martin
with sewing party and linen show
e. complimentary to Miss Esther
Palmer. a bride-elect- At the tea
hour Mrs. Donald u. Olson and Mrs
Torrance Beck presided Mt the pref
t11y appointed table. centered with a
handsome basket of spring flowers.
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DATES
To Remember

friday. JANUARY IA
Mira Edgar 1. Webster. tea az
home In honor % Mis-. Ro..mend
Parsons from 4 until
Ms Henry {. Ristine. Informal tea
10 compliment Mrs. r. A u
jones. from 4 with
hra Richard A. ftaIilnrrr,s tuneh-
con for winfleid n. smith Al the
sun.~, eiah
SATURDAY. JANUARY Is
rts marriage Of Mis-. 0rsss H-sy-r-
nAn to Mr.. Lawrence Moss Arnsld
AZ sac e'ciock AT "uraeemont
the r~siaerc- % Mr.. snd Ma ,.
B~srr, entertainment to BE- given
At sfs o'clock In the fr~d>ric
strive ballroom BY the Fort.
nightly club Tor the starving chill
drsn % Europ~.
Mrs Fr~d Hat~sn Bsxtsr and
Niss Barter TO receive their
friends ct the sunss, club BE-
tween 4 and . o'clock.
Complimentary 20 Nis Hannah
woednul Mira Arthur Gray VII
entertain at bridge
MONDAY. JANUARY H.
Bsini-r chapters card party sed
tea IN the Scottish Rite Templs
In eei~bratioa % wa.hinTfen's
wedding dsy. Cards o. . n.
tea ct tte o. m. For rsserNa-
lions call Miss prummend. Cap
issi ara
Monday Praeties esus meats With
xra Car. v. Faruswersa for
luncheon at ~ -.
rufSDAy. JANUARY Is
Jrnior Practice club me~ts with
Miss Dorothy Ewing
WEDNFsDAG. JANUARY 10
Thr 40 Alsn AAsfEtAa
Martin to Mr. oliver Cords. at
O'Clock. IN 81 Psurs church.
SATURDAY. JANUARY -
Miss Ruth Pratt-s luncheon At the
Rainier club. In compliment 20
Miss Hossndrsf Paresns. and hsr
bridal Attsndants
"WEDNESDAY, yASUAEY t.
The marriage Of Miss Rorsmonf
Parsons to Mr.. Alian BaseauEh
Enxis at the W. IA. Psrsors resi-
dsuea
FRIDAY. JASuARY "a
Major George A. Dr~v~~. q. n A..
and Mrs. brewers daneinr party
for their daughter. Miss uclsn
Drever. al YNirot hall
SATURDAY. yA~UARY 70
MIS- Dorothy Lane and Miss Jane
Henriot to riv, dancing party al
nouat Baker club hoas.
SATURDAY. rr.BRrAKy s.
The marriage OF Mis-. Hannah
woodruff 10 Mr.. gsn-y csrfisld
Smith 81 sac o'clock In ~.
Bsrnabas chapel
TUESDAY. rEBHUAKY r.
Cafe ehAnfant and card f~ts for
the ben~fi. OF the Orthop~dte hos
pitaI. 10 b given By the Broad
way guild
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Luncheon and Shocer

In celebration OF the twelfth
11rthday of her daughter Madeleine.
Wrs. Myra Piess win entertain TWEEN
ty.fivc OF the honor guests little
friends at luncheon 20 Be given at
0he wonen's University club on sat
urday. followed BY a dansant At her
uunfdrncA
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Instant Relief Dom stay stuffed
up, Quit blowing and snnfning, A
dose If -Paps's Cold compound-
taken every two hours until three
doses are taken usually breaks any
cold right up
Tho first dos, opens csogged-up
nostrfls and air passages OF head:
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Seattle
Society
Hiss Palmer to Be Com
plimented, Charming
Affair; Wedding Plans
Announced; Birthday
Celebration.

A MoNG the many pre- nuptial en-.
"A tertainments that are TO be given
for Miss Esther Palmer Is the dane
Ing party for which Mr., and Mrs.
Roy W. corheit are issuing invita-.
lions. The affair Is 90 he given at
their home on the evening Of Janu.
AIRY 80. On Friday. the sish Mrs.
Henry Mcclure has arranged a
bridge tea at her residence for Miss
Palmer. DIR. and Mrs. Don Palmer
are issuing invitations for n dance
at the Women's University club
Monday evening. the 3ist. and on
THURSDAY. the seth. MIR, and Mrs. Ben
Palmer will entertain with a formal
dinner at their home.
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Phi Delta Theta
FRATERNITY Dance

The patrons and patronesses for
the Phi Delta Theta fraternity IN
formal dance at the Hotel Washing
tor Annex Friday evening win De
lieutenant Governor and Mrs. W. J.
oDyie. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. ID. Starr. Mr..
md Mrs. Edwin r. Hogg and Mr..
md Mrs. Charles Mullen.
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"Papas Cold Compound" Breaks any Cold in Few Hours

stops nose running. relieves heaA-
ache, duilnes, fevcrishnesA eneez-
ing.
-Pape's Cold Cornpound b tho
quickest, smest relief known and
costs only a few CENTS NJ drug stores-
II acts without ssutstanca- Tastes
nice. Contains No quminA Insist
upon Pape's.
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EdrepeU Luncheon

As a farewell compliment 90 Mrs
Joseph Blethsn. who Is leaving
Monday for an extended visit In Cali
fUnia. Mrs. Ciarance Y. Blcthen en-.
tersained with charming luncheon
Il Is covers at the Sunset club today
jonqulls. sweet peas. narctssi and
ffezias. arranged in an artistic has.
kce. lent their fragrance TO the oc'
Gnkfan
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Mr.. and Mrs. Pratt
Dinner Hosts

Mr.. and Mrs q. r. NJ. Pratt win
ontertain with dinner OF Is covers
~ home next Tuesday evening. hon
ering Miss Rosamond Parsons and
her Nance. Mr.. Alien Baisbaugh
Bngie. also TO compliment their
zhOuse guest. Miss Daphne Edwards.
Who Is TO be soioist at the symphony
Oucert Friday evening
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Assistants Named
for Tea

Tomorrow afternoon. as her resi-
0nncc. when Mrs. H. c. Ristinc en-
enrtains at tea for Mrs. r. A. ID.
Jones. those assisting win BE- Mrs
1nul Mandeii Henry. Mrs. George
Warren Boole. Mrs. David IL Moss.
4xs. Richard r. Perry and Mrs.
0arafd shannon.
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Affairs for Miss Adams

Several interesting affairs are be-
ing planned for Miss Sally Adams,
who is leaving on the 10th for an
extended stay in Portland Among
them is the informal afternoon
which Mrs- Edgar Berg Is givipg
tomorrow at her home Only init.
mate friends Of tho honor guest
have been hidden. On Saturday
Miss Ruth Daily win entertain with
an informal tea, and Sunday evening
Mis- Lenore Blackwell viii compli.
ment Mrs Adams with a buffet
supper Of eighteen covers.
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The Daughters Of ST. George gave
Mrs.. Dorothy Frcar a surprise lunch.
con at her home. 1871 4sth s. w
reunday. January II. N. affair b.
Ing IN celebration OF her birthday. A
musical program was given during
the afternoon.
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Informal Tea

Complinenting Miss II a n a h
Woodruff. who viii be a February
bride. Mrs. Joseph Harrison VIII en-
tertain informally at tea on Satur.
day afternoon. January %. at her
home. Only intimate friends of tho
bride-ciect have been invited.
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Personal

Miss Josephine Baker of Ioa
Angeles h the house guest OF MIR,
ana Mrs. Norval ncaton Randall.
Mr.. Robert Hubert returned yes.
tcrday from an extended business
trip 10 California.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Welsh OF spo-
kane who have been spending sew
erai DAYS visiting friends In this city.
are returning 10 their home today.
Mr.. A. 8. Eiford. who II At present
at Palm Beach. Fla, In expected
homo In about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~ Martineau. Jr.
with their little son. have returned to
their home IN this city. after spend.
Ing several weeks In Quebec. Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Eiweil Case.
who spent the holidays with relatives
In Oakland. Cal. returned sunday.
Miss Jessie Tempiln OF Rolling
Hay spent yesterday here visiting
friends.
Mrs. james 80 formerly OF this
city. but now residing In Portland.
who underwent an operation n short
time ago. Ia reported to be slowly
eSS~S~eSSS~~~~~
from 10 o'clock Visitors vel
come.
Woman's Century Club
Al tho regular meeting of the
Woman's Century club on Friday at
2 O'Clock AZ the Y. W. c. A. the
music department win be In charge
of the following program. Mrs. J. ~.
Patrick chairman;
Piano
90 nsnsAftAn Danes. No. - nrahna.
cafolya s~inx-
baritone saio--
tal 'po~u the Vale ..........s..s ert
(bl "Myrra~ ...t......s...... tiutzr IN
Prank a. Aouitop. accompanied ~
jane. uAmiiiSn iiewa
Harp soio-
taJ "chanssa acaroi-s'' ........ pssesus
90 'iAliaby" .tsss..ssss. ne hume \ 81
Mrs CHARTS a. Ia Yer.
~ prsne-~
tAl Morning. ..ss.s.s......--.. snf.eas
tb) ~Jasmins Door ............ tsassi
Miss Ahsis eo-afd.
Heading. -Phruma" .ss..s...ss.-...+
......... EiiHsbsth Hts~art Phelps
nrw Sstls D. iiiEhto~sF. accompanied
BY Ms Charles "a Ia v-fs on harp
Food Demonstration. y. w. e. A.
Tho weekly food demonstration at
the Y. W. c. A. viii he resumed Fri.
day afternoon at $50 Subject.
Cereals and Pancake Flour" Public
invited.
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Aid Community U0u.e

Dads night will be held at tho
Alki Community house on Friday.
January II. Mt o'clock. Supt.
Frank p. Cooper and Judge King
Dykeman win speak on topics OF
vital interest TO men. A musical pro-
gram will be given and refreshments
served.
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Chnntdnt and Card Fete
to Be Given IN knights
of Columbus Hall

The cafe chantant and card fete 10
be given by the Broadway Guild Of
the ChiIdren's orthopedlc hospital on
Monday afternoon. February z, will
be held in Knights OF Columbus hall.
Only 500 tickets are to be disposed
OF and can be procured from Mrs.
William X. Crawford. Mrs. James III.
deveuve and Mrs. Archibald Clark.
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Dinner at Home

Mr.. and Mrs John f. Ryan enter.
tnined with an informal dinner at
Gbeir home Tuesday evening In com
plfment TO Mr.. and Mrs Earl Pooler
~ San Francisco.
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ADDITIONAL CLUES


Bird bali Saturday evening. January
18th. In the Shrine auditorium Of
The Now Masonic temple The com
rnltfs~ IN charge consists Of; ae~zru.
chas VIM. Cuerin. Rsynoid Pred.
iund. Byron q. Ives. VIM A.
colsky and wiifred X. Harmon
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Meeting at the Women's
TniUersitu Club

There will be an important bust
ness meeting at the Women's Cniver-
nifty club tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock when the report Of the build
ing committee win be heard and dis
.lussed.
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horo Than 20 pr ouf Of the
worlds present supply Of diamonds
comes from tho mines OF south
Africa.
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Accept california" Syrup OF Figs
only--look for the name California
on the package; then you are sure
your child Is having the best and
most harmless physic for tho little
stomach, liver and bowels. Children
love It's fruity taste. Full directions
on each bottle. You must say call
fornia-"
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Golden Era club will meet In the
ladies' parior Of the First Presbyter-
ian church. wednesday. January 10.
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IEsei,i Heights w. !. Club

Leschi Heights Women's Improve
ment club. Address by Mr.. Corwin
ID. Smith Of tho Seattle Chamber of
Commerce on Pacific Northwest
Producers Campaign
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Washington Boulevard w. c. r. y.
Washington Boulevard w. c. r. u.
will serve lunch at noon. January
II. in the chapel. 31st and Madison.
Devotional meeting after lunch. fol-
lowed by business meeting and pro
gram. Tho public In invited.
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Hawthorne PIT. A. regular meet
ing. Address by Mrs. A. J. Fisken
on Things Worth while" Refresh.
ments and program by kindergarten
children.
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VEAL STEAK
IL pounds veal
1 small onion
2 stalks celery
u carrot
u cup tomato Juice
) tablespoons butter
? tablespoons -four
salt and pcuoer


Put meat in a deep frying pan with
onion. celery cut In small pieces and
carrot sliced. Cover with boiling
water. Cook slowly. tightly covered
until meat Is tender. Remove meat.
season with salt and pepper. dip In
-four and brown quickly in drippings.
Strain the water the meat was
cooked in: there WIN be about two
cups. Meft butter, add -four and add
stock. stirring constantly. Bring. TO
the boiling point. season with salt
and pepper and pour over meat on a
platter or serve the gravy separately
from gravy dish.
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Woman's Century Club

Literature and Travel department
OF the Woman's Century club nj Y.
w. G. A. IL a m "Autobiographics.-
Mrs. NJ. r. Ramsdale. and Grand
Canyon of the Colorado" MrA J. w.
Watrous.
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Clubs
CLUBS FOR FRIDAY

CLUBS FOR FRIDAY
Mount Baker Circle. fr-uit and
Flower Mission
Mount Baker Circle. Fruit and
Flower Mission. will hold lts annual
ailsiay meeting from IL u m with
Mrs. Charles wisnders. s52o Lake
WOOD ave-
kansa. Woman, Club
Kansas woman's club Will meet
for luncheon at 1880 O'Clock with
Mrs. O. T.. Tafnsy. s.:z klTkwood
Place
Seward Social and fitsrzry Club
Mrs r. I. Hope win speak on
Character Building AT tn. meeting
Of the Seward Social and Ilterury
club a, p. m. AZ tho home OF Mira
Leon Bickncil ais sSth ava n.
Adele n. F1eide Parliamentary
Procedure Club
Adele NJ. f'icld- Parliamentary and
Procedure club viii meet at 40 .. IN.
at tho Rainlcr Grand. Mrs Ella Cudl
hoe. president Ia charge OF par
liamsntary Law. Subject irsnon:
Amendments Mime. Harris, Saun-
derson in charge Of public speaking
Subject. Name Of Old Glory" b.
James whitoomb Riley.
British-American Association
British-Ameriean association win
meet Ia the Fine Arts hail. Fourth
ave. between University and Seneca
sta. at . o. m. Strangers Of British
birth ar. cordially invited
NciEhbors Of Woodcrsft
Tho seven circles Of the SeiRhbors
Of woodcraft viii hold n grand rally
today In tho Swedlah club hall.
Central Mission Study Club
The Central Mission study club OF
the Y. W. c. A. will meet at 10 a m
in the Bible room Text book. Tho
Bible and Nlzsions-" The club In I'M
der the saderahip of Mrs. A. J.
Bailey. New members welcomed
Court 81 Hopo~ Life Association
Court of Honor LAfe association
will entertain members and friends
this evening in T. o. o. y. temple.
10th ave. and T. Pine 81. A program
win be followed with dancing. Mtxlc
furnished by the Court OF Honor or
chestra-
Stevens w. r. q.
Stevens w. X c. In tho Armory.
Lunch Mt noon. followed by social
Colonel Ellsworth Crcie
Colonel Ellsworth circle Mt 4
O'Clock. Installation OF officers.
Acacia Club
Acacia club for married women
at Y W. G. a. Bible class. followed
by social hour in the afternoon
Altrua Club
Aitrua club at the Y. w. G. A. Club
supper at 6 o'clock and Bible class
at p. m.
woman's Century Club
Literature and Travel department
OF the Woman's Century club nj Y.
w. C. A.. IL A. m. "Autobiographics.-
Mrs. NJ. r. Ramsdaie. and Grand
Canyon of the Colorado" Mira J. w.
Watrous.
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Mrs +. I. Hope WIN speak on
Character Building AT tn. meeting
Of the Seward Social and Literary
club a, .. m. at tho home OF Mira
Leon Biekncii. tTis s<th ave. n
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Central Mission Study Club

The Central Mission study club OF
The Y. W. C. A. viii meet at 10 a m
in the Bible room Text book. Tho
Bible and Nlsslons-" The club ls I'M
der the saderahip of Mrs. A. J.
Bailey. New members welcomed
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A ps1son begins In Iose weight Al
the age OF co.
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Adele ". f1eide Parliamentary
Procedure Club

Adele NJ. Field- Parliamentary and
Procedure club viii meet at lao .. IN
at the Rainier Grand. Mrs. Ella Cudl
hce. president Ia charge OF par
llamsntary Law. Subject i~snon:
Amendments. Nine. Harris; saun-
derson in charge of public speaking
Subject Name of Old Glory" By
James whitconb Riley.
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Court a Hono~ life Association

Court of Honor LAfe association
will entertain members and friends
this evening in T. o. o. y. temple.
10th ave. and f. Pine ST. A program
win be followed with dancing. Mtxlc
furnished By the Court OF Honor or
chsstrA-
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Kansas woman's club Will meet
for luncheon at 1890 O'Clock with
Mrs. O. T.. Tafnsy. s.:z Kirkwood
Place
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BritishAmcrican Association

Britiah-American association win
meet In the Fine Arts hall Fourth
ave. between University and Seneca
sta. at . o. m. Strangers Of British
birth ar. cordially invited
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Aitrua club at the Y. w. e. A. Gu
supper at o'clock and Bible clas
at .. m.
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Stevens w. X. g.


Stevens w. Il c. In tho Arrnor,
Lunch Mt noon. followed by socia