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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-21

I know The tyre J like. but haven't
found them to stick with You
psag them on the street once IA
awhile. but that's as ciofe ns you
ever come 10 them or course, n
you happen 10 know her brother. It's
o. X. othcrwire. you viii have
hard time finding her. Gee, II must
be great "Irritated." 70 be popular.
10 juSt call 'cm up and They 20
Wild. simply wind" over you. But
we're not all 40 well acquainted as
you are old dear.
oh. what JOY II would be. "a
Girl" 10 just sit before a big. open
fireplace and Just talk and talk and
be comfortabie-and not have TO
tramp out In the rain 20 a dance. or
a show-iugt for one evening.I ia
surely remember that girl IL Il lots
Of fun to "ahimmie7" I don't know
how--and Hpoon--an unnecessary
evil. I'd say. why can't you. n you
are going 20 love. be open and above
board7 They say love is pure.
sweet and holy essence OF something
or other, no why ait on a bench IN a
dark corner somewhere 10 love"
when IT'S supposed 10 be 70 Sweet
and Eacred7" No. most Of our young
people get the funny idea that II has
20 be dark-that II has 70 have some
thing with a little suggestion Of
''naughtincf,s" 60 II 20 mako II
worth while" But--'twas ever
thusl
Yes. Sal" n II were only possible
for our nice girls 10 meet some fel-
lows in this old town who like the
oid'fashioncd way OF having a good
ume-but II can't be done In this
mans town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-21

when l was in the navy VIC we're
In and out Of New York quite bit.
and while ashore We used to 20 10 a
club that was organized for young
people who could not meet otherwise
IL Wa properly chaperoned ~,
properly conducted. and II was very
popular. indeed. n was In tho
workers section. and tho wei
fare" people realized that II they
didn't let the young people meet '1e-
ultimately" they would meet anyway.
Now it's a big. booming success.
What's wrong with our welfare"
pcople7 They're too busy in -get-
ting" a few fellows. and girls, too.
who were driven 10 seek companion.
ship 10 ailay their ione8omeness and
happened TO find tho wrong com.
panlons why attack the "finished
product when the source gtiUu
thriyes and growB7 I wish that
could tell you where you could NEE
some nice fellows. SAL" but then
liz no way 70 DO II in this city, unIes
you happen 70 know their sistor
so again III say. while come IA
our girls may be quiet home-loyinI
"bodieg." they're not much in evil
dence in our streets. at our public'
dances, or anywhere else. and, sad
TO cay. they VIII not be in the fu-.
ture. because they're not made that
way" But. there's one consoiatioa2
our "cootie-garage. shimmle-sho1ll
ing" style win some day be disifi
sioned. and OH, what a sad. rud(
awakeningn But I don't want u
write a book. 30 III end by laying.
Seek and ye shall flnd"--lf ye seek
long enough
gEARCHINGI,Y AL.
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To Plan Society's
Winter Activities

Mrs. Reginald Parsons. president
Of the Fine Arts society. has re.
turned from a summer spent east OF
the mountainn and has called GOV
erninK board meeting for .. m.
Tuesday. September 81. the purpose
OF which viii be to discuss plans for
the winter activities OF the society.
Frederick a Nelson have an.
nounced the date OF their second an
nuai exhibition OF pictorial pho,ogra-
ply. November TO IL Entries for
tn, exhibition will close October 10.
Prizes arc 900 for flrst award. SIS
for second place and $50 for third
choice. with Is smaller prizes.
The easiest way TO enjoy learning
your history Is 10 read romantic his.
torical tales. Mrs. Elizabeth Champ.
ney and her son Frcrc live quietly at
the Sorrento hotel and every two
years their publlsbcrs-Putnam's-
announce a new book. This year II Is
tho Romance OF Russia. From
Rurik 10 BoIshsvfk- Tho others in
the series concern Japan. Belgium,
Rome and France. and always com.
uand a large sale both In England
and America
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-21
THEATRES
PALACE HIP OFFERS
ATTRACTIVE SHOW

OF special interest to the kiddics
and TO all animal lovers In the an.
nounccment OF the appearance OF
Barnoid's Animals an feature OF
the new all-star show scheduled to
come TO Locw's Palace Hip tomor.
row.
'.rhe Half Way House, Ezra
Kendalrs humorous character
sketch. Is the vehicle In which those
well known players, Mr.. and Mrs.
Perkins Fisher. will appear.
Angular and singulariy rood
humored Is the masculine half Of tho
team OF Phesay and Powell. and he
Is assisted by pretty girl In put
ting over some nifty ideas In comedy
happenings.
A pair OF buds from the garden Of
melody are Dorothy Bard and com
pany.
Mae Marsh Is the star of the fca-
ture photoplay. The Little 'Fraid
Lady"
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Many Art Schools
Springing Up Here

Altho the fine arts department OF
the university. with Ambrose Pat
terSon. Miss Edens. Miss Campbell,
Miss Slrgcnaon and several otherE
offers the ycar.round excellent In
struction 20 students who can spare
daytime for study. the problem OF
teaching the young and also those
who are breadwinncrs by their art
has remained poorly handled
But now the desert Ia fairly flow
cring with art schools.
The federal board sends its 20 stu
dents TO MFR. Hagen. who manages a
school in the McDcrmott building
Al 1891 First ave, near Pike. Mr..
George conducts a school
on Monday at the Thompson
building a new Seattle art club
opened rooms. The class rooms will
DO opened from Saturday noon &c
Monday morning TO the club mem
bershlp for social purposes. and 80
fsir n hundred members have Joined
so members who earn their living
with art WIN II. Smith. who until
recently conducted a school OF car.
looming. Is manager.
Tho club has plenty OF ideas and
attractive plans on foot and II prom.
ises to become the art school Seattle
has so long needed.
The club has n very energetic
board and officers that promise ex
cellcnt results In meeting this long.
felt need Of the Northwest cornmu
nifty. Arthur Lingenbrink is prcsi
dent Alonzo Lewis. George Semple,
Heinrich Roth, Lloyd Schumacher
Glen Sheckles. Ruth Freedman. Hell.
en- Markus. win Smith and C. T
Hin are the other officers.
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Charming Luncheon
Giren bu Mrs. George

Mrs. X II. George was hostess
shis afternoon at a charming lunch
con OF twelve covers given In the
private dining room at the Young
Women's Christian Association
\ lovely arrangement Of fan flow
srs IN a golden basket eentered the
table around which were seated Miss
Minnie Reeves Of Pasadena. Mrs.
George y. Waterhouse OF Honolulu.
AIRS. Ralph Boyd. Mrs. Paul IL.
Watt. Mrs. c. A. Fowler. Mrs. J. +.
Simpson. Miss Helen Gillette. Miss
Jennie Stewart. Miss Grace Hurd.
Miss Mabel Shepard. Miss Helen
penfield and the hostess.
The luncheon was a reunion OF
old friends, all members OF promi'
nent pioneer families.
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Cynthia Grey 3.
Must Young Man Spend Above His Income in order
TO DuIy Impress His Fair Admirer? One Of Them
Makes Accusation.

Dear Miss Grey: If everybody would just agree what a
funny impossible world this would bel But I'm glad that
there is person who agrees with at least few
points Well "Over There" il is pretty hard proposition
the girl who is just roomng with another girl TO have
"hm" call That's why the suggestion made awhile
ago-to have Club for "us that could meet but,
everyone knows, suggestions such useless things.
There's earth why the fellow couldn't bring
"her" to his home just often il Is done other way
round but the ancient traditions forbid because it
sdered that when she starts to call ut his home is usually
getting beyond the friendly sage-more serious don't
cha-know Now, isn't it Lo truth? For my part I'd just
have her meet my sister-(if had "her')
would TO have her introduce to her relatives But it isn't
being done" Maybe when equally judged with
IL won't be such sign of ndiscreton it is looked
upon TO bring a girl TO your home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-21
Committee for Capitol
Hill Guild Tea

Mrs. T.. C. Bvier Is chairman OF
the committee In charge OF the tea
60 be given by the Capitol Hin
Guild OF the orthopedlc hospital at
die home OF Mrs. Lewis Schwager
on Friday afternoon. September 30.
with the following ladies' assisting:
birs- George Allen. Mrs. Anton
Govenius. Mrs. Nell Boyle. Mrs
frank Taylor and Mrs. Schwager
AIRS. Mark Odeil and Lrs. Taylor
viii preside over the tea table the
first hour. and Mrs David Edward
Skinner and Mrs. Thomas Bordeaux
the second hour.
Mrs Odell Is in charge OF the
dance. with Mrs. Bordeaux assist
ing.
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FINE ARTS SHOW
TO OPEN OCT. /
nN DOROTIIY Jay GOUI.D

ono Of the piessantest surprises
Of the season for art lovers win be
the American Federation exhibition
OF osnvasos 10 he shown az the Fine
Arts Galleries IN October
The opening night viii be satur.
day. October I. when all members Of
tho soclety--now about coo-wlil
have the opportunity OF first view.
The exhibition viii be opened daily.
free 60 the public. from to and
60 Sundays.
Anyone interested IN the work Of
the society in furthcring artistic op-
portunities Ia the city thru monthly
exhibitions and thru lectures and en-.
tcrts,inmenta viii be welcomed TO the
membership.
All that II necerary In 20 speak
90 tho Fine Arts secretary. Mrs.
Davis. who Ia daily In charge OF the
gallery. and 10 pay the annual dues
OF IS.
such artists as Jonas lie. George
Bellows. Friesekc. Henri and childe
iIannam. always attract the admirers
OF Americas hest modern artists. A
pleasant thrill OF interest attaches 10
this collection Of 20 oils because OF
the announcement that II n un.
usually good.
For this opening several of Card
t.osiie's pupils have been daily per
focting three dances at his studio
on tho fourth floor OF the odd Eel
lows temple A Greek dance. an In.
tcrpretion OF n Chopin waltz will
be gwen by Irene IHham and Sylvia
bernhard. Chnminadc's AIR de
Ballet" viii DO a solo 10y Marian
Henry, Ballet music fpm Aida"
win be interpreted by Sylvia Bern
hard. Lillian Grcenherg and Irene
fsham. Doris Ferguson viii play the
accomplishments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-21
Former University
Girl Married

Mr.. and Mrs. Miller Murdoch. OF
Portland. announce the marriage OF
their daughter, Mary, to DR.. Wayne
j. Slater. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.. w. j..
Slater. OF McMinnvilie. Ore, on Fri.
day. September 16. In Portland, Ore.
The ceremony was performed In the
First Presbyterian church.
The bride was a former student OF
the University OF Washington. and is
. member OF the Delta Delta Delta
sorority. DIR. Slater Is graduate OF
the University OF Oregon and the
Harvard medical school. DIR. and
Mrs. Slater will make their home in
Boston for the next two years. DIR.
Slater will teach at Harvard and will
later be an inferno at Peter Bent
Brigham hospital. They will make
their permanent home In Portland.
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VIII Marry in
San Francisco

or interest to friends in this city is
the news that invitations have been
Issued for the wedding of Miss F.ilnor
kiink, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Klink. of San Francisco, to
Ensign Albert Warren Akers. tr.,
q. s. ". The service viii be read In
the First Presbyterian church. in
San Francisco. on Tuesday evening.
October 4. with Rev. w. X. Guthrie
officiating. Miss Klink Is the niece
OF Mrs. V. L. Cottman and Mrs. Har.
net Brown. OF the Puget Sound ma
val Htafion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-21
Seattle
Society
Women's Team Of Seattle
Golf and Country Ctub
LedUe This EreniRg;
Delightful Luncheon
Giren Today; Dancing
Party.

rT,HE womcn's team OF the Seattle
i Coli and Country club are leav'
inr this evening for Nottingham
where they win play the golf team
IN that city Thursday going to
Vancouver. II. C. In the evening
Go play tho shaughnessy Golf CLUB
on Friday.
The personnel OF the. team In
GUIDES Miss Phcbe Nell Tidmarsh'
captain: Mrs. David II. Mess. Mrs
William rigott. Mrs. T. A. Fran
siol. Mrs. Il. T.. Stafford. Mrs. Alice
Vebhard. Mrs. stuart Tompkins'
Mrs Waiter Henry. Mis-. Il Knox
Roberts Miss Helen FARRELL. Mss
Catherine Collins. and Miss Louise
Raymond
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Hostesses at
EnrlinqtOn Club

Mrs. NJ. r. Zindorf. Mrs. c. y.
Constantine and Mrs Don c. Moore
were the hostesses today at ladies'
Day AT the Darlington Golf and
Country club. After luncheon there
was a hidden hole contest for the
players and the usual tea at 4
O'Clock.
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Miss Emch Wods
Mr.. ,Sinl

The marriage OF Miss Hulda J.
Emch. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Emch. Go MIR. Otto n.
Slgl was solcmnixed Wednesday
evening. September "a. at the home
OF the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. James T.. Deadly.
sister and brothcrin law OF the
bride. were the only attendants.
The ceremony was performed In the
presence Of relatives and friends by
the Rev. IL. osland. MIR. and Mrs
sigl viii make their home In this
city.
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MARRIAGE Announced

Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward 10y an
noNinee the marriage OF their daugh
ter. Elizabeth. 60 Mr.. Lara iang
lowe. "Wednesday morning. septem
Der IL. In Trinity church. The cere
mony was performed IN the prs
enco Of the immediate family by
Rev, William n. Bliss. and there
were no attendants. Mr., and Mrs
langlowe viii be az home tempo
rarity In wenatoheo. and later In
OiVmnia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-21
Informal Dance at Queen
Anne Hu Home

MIR. Wendell Myers has extended
invitations for an informal dance At
the home OF his parents. Judge and
Mrs. II. A. T.. Myers. on Queen Anne
Han this evening. complimentary to
Hsdshipman Arthur Kan Of Aunap-
otis. who Is spending the month OF
September In the city. About sixty
guests have been invited.
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Personal

Mr.. Holmes Hyiand left Saturday
for Howe. Ind. whore he will re-
sumo his studies AT the Howe
school.
Mr.. William ]. Rhodes viii leave
Friday TO enter school IN Ithaca.
". Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Wilton have
removed from their summer home
on Lake Washington To their house
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. bruce Paris n<ath-
crime Hadleyl are receiving congratu.
lations upon the birth Of daughter.
Jean. September Is. In Vancouver.
ID. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. stoddari
Marjorie Sehuctp returned yeatcr.
day from their honeymoon. spent AT
Quailcum BAY. u. c.. and are guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis NJ. Stoddard
until their new home Ia ready for &C.
cupaney.
Mr.. and Mira. Dominic Brace
Isabel Martins are being con
graduated on the birth Of son.
Dominic. Jr.. at the Swedish hospital
September 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. J. c. putton. Miss
Virginia putton. Harry. John and
Marshall Dutton. after an absence OF
two years in the East. have returned
to make their home In Seattle. They
are occupying their new home at
23s5 y. broadway.
Mrs. John III. Heaton len Monday
night for Palm Beach. Tia. where
she will spend the winter.
Mrs L. C. Gilman Is spending a
few days In Portland. Ore.
Mrs. Charles III. Lily and her
mother. Mrs. Charles Sangfelder.
are planning TO go to Vancouver. d.
c.. Thursday for a few days visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Austin Hen
derson arc in Portland. Ore. visiting
friends for a few weeks
Mrs. q. A. C. Rochester win leave
next week for Frederick. Md. 10 Wis
IL her son-in-law and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. David 81. Roderick ciary
Louise Rochester, for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Henry Miller
have removed from -Moxtwood. .
their country home on Maury island,
and have opened their town house
for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guido A. Paris ar,
removing from their apartment in
Hamilton Arms about October 1. "a
the Hotel Sorrento, where they will
remain until the first OF the year
Capt and Mrs. J. e Gibson win &C
cupy the Faris apartment
Mr.. James d. Hogc win san from
New York Thursday on the Esper
ana for Mexico City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Graham and
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald shannon spent
the weekend as guests OF Or. and
Mrs. Waiter A. Moore. at their home
at the Country club.
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Birthdnu PdrtN

Mrs. Clara Brooks entertained on
Saturday afternoon Mt her home
with a luncheon for the pleasure Of
her little daughter. Anita, On her
twelfth birthday. The guests were
members Of her dancing class.
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Farewell Dinner

ComplImenting her mother-ln.law,
Mrs. Maris Slater. who Is leaving
for the East next week, Mrs. J. II.
Guild. entertained with an afternoon
Of bridge at her home Tuesday fol.
lowed by a delightful dinner. with
covers for eight.
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Dinner Hosts

Colonel o. H. Dockery. L. 5. a.
and Mrs. Dockery. entertained with
. dinner Of ten covers at "Blancs' "
Monday evening.
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Informal Luncheon

Mrs. James Colbert Sullivan enter.
mined with an informal luncheon ut
her home this afternoon.
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Social and Charity Club

Ladies' Social and Charity ciuo'
Freja, meets at Swedish club. : .. IN.
Hostesses, Mrs Herman Anderson.
Mrs John sandcll and Mrs. Cussave
Anderson.
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The Seattle Rose society win hold
II. annual meeting Thursday. Sept
:. at y. m. In tho council cham.
b~r-. county-city building. Election
Of officers and important business
20 be transacted Use Fourth ave,
cntfance
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Wv Knot Club

The wy Knot club VIII hold Its reg
uiar meeting Thursday evening. sep
ternh~r 70. at the home Of Miss Edith
Armstrong.
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Thursday Practice club viii NEE,
With Mr.. u. NJ. Sollday. soit See
ond ave. ~. T.. at 10 q. IN.
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Seattle Review No. : W. u. A
Of the Maccabees. will fold It's reg
uiar meeting Thursday. Sept g. at
p. m. In w. o. w. hall. Fourth
ave. and Marion.
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sraiti. Circle. No. SIS

Seattle circle. No. $40. Neigheorr
OF woodcraft. will give The first OF It's
series Of dances Thursday. septen.
Der g. at the Swedish Cub hAi-
Eighth ave and Olive a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-21
craded Union Of Sunday School
Teachers

on Thursday the Seattle Graded
Union Of Sunday School Teachers
will meet In the Y. W. G. a. club
rooms from $50 10 ii:7o A. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-21

Chapter A o. l.. T. o.. meets
Thursday ut p. m, with Miss
Beulah Hendershott, .os Nornandie
Apartments There will be book
shower.
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Queen Anne Fortniehtiy Club

Tho Queen Anne Fornightly club
win meet Thursday at .. m. at
tho Y. w. c. A.. with Mira. X. O.
Fale-s as hostess.
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Clubs


fortson Thyrcscn Auxiliary.
4. =. w. v.
Fortson Thygeaen Auxiliary. U. 8
w ". viii entertain with dance
In Veterans hall. Armory. Thursday
evening. September 20. All com
radca and friends cordially invited.
Dr. Davenport WIN Give Talk
pr. Charlotte Davenport will give
a complimentary talk 90 all the club
women. teachers and their friends
in the Y. W. &. A. auditorium.
Thursday. September -. at p. m
Seattle Council OF Minute Women
The Seattle Council OF Minute
Women will hold It's FIRST regular
meeting for the coming year Thurs
day. September -. at , p. m. In
Frederick 4 Nelson's auditorium. a
report will be given by Mrs. Neil
Hambien. chairman OF the hospital
committee. on her summers work
with the disabled vcterann. and Mrs.
:. c. Leonhardt. chairman OF the re
construction aid committee. VIII
speak on the numerous details OF her
work. Mn. w H. Beais. president
Of the Seattle Federation OF Patriotic
societies will commemorate Consu'
tuition day In her address AT p. m.
TO which all members OF affiliated
groups arc invited
Progress Club
Thursday Progress club meets
with Mrs. u. NJ. soiiday. tost Second
ave. ~. r.. at 10 n IN
West Seattle Review No. 81
West Seattle Review No. ~. W. II.
A.. OF tie Maccabcer. meets Thurs
day afternoon. September q. az J
p. m. in Carpenters hall. on Cali
fornia ave.
Council of Catholic Women
Seattle Council OF Catholic Women
meets at Providence hospital. from
10 n. m. 10 p. m.
Seattle Circle. No. SIS
Seattle circle. No. $40. Neigheorr
Of woodcraft. will give the first OF its
series Of dances Thursday. Septem'
Der g. at the Swedish Club hall
Eighth ave. and Olive ~
ersdrd Union OF Sunday School
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Council, Of Catholic Women

Seattle Council OF Catholic Women
meets at Providence hospital. from
10 n. m. TO p. IN.
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Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. c. Dutton. Miss
Virginia putton. Harry. John and
Marshall Dutton. after an absence Of
two years in the East. have returned
to make their home In Seattle. They
are occupying their new home at
1888 ~. broadway.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

Colonel Ellsworth Circle No. 81
Tho regular meeting OF Colonel
Ellsworth Circle No. "a. ladies Of
the Grand Army. will be he'd Fri.
day, Sept. 20. at 1850 p. m. Members
urged to attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-21

Mrs. @. A. C. Rochester win leave
next week for Frederick Md. 10 Wis
IL her son-in-law and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. David ~. Roderiek Mary
Louise Rochester, for some time.
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Zonery Club

The Zonery club has changed its
place OF meeting 10 Carpenters hall,
1920 Fourth ave-, Friday. Sept. 20,
at 1870 p. m Members urged TO
come.
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Mrs. John H. Heaton icft Monday
night for Palm Beach. Tia. where
she will spend the winter.
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Mr. and Mrs. Emil Henry Miller
have removed from -Moxtwocd. ="
their country home on Maury island,
and have opened their town house
for the winter.
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Seattle Review no "a w ~ ~
OF the Ma1oabees. will fold It's reg
uiar meeting Thursday. sept .. at
u. m. in w. o. W. hail. Fourth
ave. and Marion.
Queen Anne Fortnightiy Club
Tho Queen Anne Fortnightly club
win meet Thursday at : .. m at
tho Y. w. C. A.. with Mira. X. O.
Falea as hostess.
Chapter A o. r. r. o.
Chapter A O. l.. Il. o.. meets
Thursday ut . .. m, with Miss
Beuiah Hendershott, 305 Normandie
Apartments. There will be a book
shower.
Seattle Chapter No. ss
Seattle Chapter No. gs. order OF
Eastern Star. will meet Thursday at
8 p. m. In the Corinthian room Of
the Masonic Temple. limitations
will take place
Crown Hin PIT. A..
Crown Hill PIT. A. meets at f.3o
o. M Social tea after business
meeting. Plans for associations
activities for the year viii be dis.
cussed.
Bryant PIT. A.
Bryant PIT. A. meets Mt school.
J %. m. Address by Il. w. Kelley.
principal Reception for teachers.
Dickens Fellowship Club
Dickens Fellowship meets in Y.
w. c. A. at 8 .. m. Nicholas
Nickleby" subject for evening.
Totem Club
Totem Club meets Ia club rooms.
4iss Arcade building. : p. m.
John Il. Allen PIT. A.
John II. Allen PIT. A. meets at
e.3o p. m. Social hour follows bus
mess meeting. Program at $50
o. m l. NJ. Shaw. principal. ami
others viii speak
Franklin PIT. A.
Franklin PIT. A. will hold get
together party for mothers and
teachers at 3i5 p. m
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Colonel Ellsworth Circle No. 81
Tho regular meeting OF Colonel
Ellsworth Circle No. 81. ladies OF
the Grand Army. will be he'd Fri.
day, Sept. %. at 1850 p. IN. Members
urged to attend.
! Zonery Club
The Zonery club has changed its
place OF meeting TO Carpenters hall,
1920 Fourth ave-. Friday. Sept. 20,
at 1890 p. m Members urged 10
come