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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24
PALACE HIP HAS
MUSICAL REVUE

kiss Me Revue" tabloid musical
comedy. tops the new show at the
Palace Hip. Harry Carr, clever
fun maker. In the center OF the affair.
lie n surrounded By a bevy OF pretty
girls who sing and dance well.
"a Smile. Tune an Everything. ="
the offering OF Al Tyler, creates a
lot OF amusement: Eddie Thanks and
Margaret Kelly please In their skit.
Traffic Talks
Hazel Carlton and sydell Burke
are a popular pair with their roper.
toire Of songs
The 4 srihi la Walls combine fun
with skillful aerial feata.
An added feature To the vaudeville
program Is the showing on the screen
Of the opening OF the new Marcus
Loow house In New York recently.
Many screen celebrities ms well AZ
stage starr were present.
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Clubs
CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
Seattle Woman's club

The literary Interpretation class Of
the Seattle Woman's club win meet
at the home OF Mrs. Thomas Ma
grath. 81 Harvard ave. n. Tuesday
October eb. az l p. IN. under the
leadership OF Madame Marie Wcrni
Becbc. Current topic department al
same place at $40 y. m; Miss
Maude McGough. leader. Madame
Marie Wernn neebe. hostess.
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SAVE THEM

The cores and pealings OF the sp
piles you use for pies need not bs
wasted. Boiled down with a small
amount OF water. a little sugar. two
or three cloves. they make an ex
ceIlent sasce or flavoring. This car
be strained and bottled and KEEP,
long II put In a cool. dry place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24

Tuesday tho Acacia club OF the Y.
W. c. a. win hold their first candy
sale in the lobby. Proceeds to go TO.
wards their welfare work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24

The Canadian club OF Seattle win
hold its next regular meeting on
cUe day evening. October IS. at the
ooms OF the women's University
club. Cards and dancing viii form
the attractions. and visiting as well
as resident Canadians VIII be wei,
come.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24
Assisting at Junior
Guild Dance

Assisting Mrs. Wallace Green Col
Inns, chairman OF the committee in
charge OF the dining room for tho
Junior Guilds dance at the Masonic
Temple. saturday afternoon. No.
vembcr L. viii be Mrs Robert Greer
Mrs. Donald A. Nicholson. Mrs.
George w. Boole. Mrs Thomas
Green. Mrs Omar j. Humphrey,
Mrs. C. Aston Hole and Mrs, Donald
Harness
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Leschi Heights Woman's
Improyesnent Club

The Leschi Heights woman's I'm
provement club win give n benefit
luncheon al the home OF Mrs. David
Dow. 5z5 y 18th St. on Tuesday, at
1870 .. IN. The club ~ working 10
procure shoes for the needy school
children OF the city. A program wall
be given. including piano numbers by
Mrs. ]. Wilcox and Scotch dances in
costume BY Mas Mary Dow Pearson
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Personal

Mrs. william plgvtt returned Fri.
day evening from three weeks
trip 10 California. Mr.. pigott win
return In about week.
MFR. and Mrs Adclbcrt NJ. Hicks
and son Fisher OF Shanghai, are
guests al the Hotel Washington for
few days on their way 10 San
Francisco to sail for China They
are accompanied by Mrs Hicks
mother. Mrs. George II. Fisher
:
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Emerson OF
Hoaulam. who spent several days In
Abe city last week. guests at The
Hotel Washington left SUNDAY for
their home.
Mrs. A H. Gerhardt OF Wcnatchee
Is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. George
Swift
Miss Phcho Nei Tidmarsh and
Miss Catherine Collins, who have
been In Portland attending the golf
tournament, returned Friday even.
ing
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mccaughey.
who have been In California for a
few weeks. have returned.
Mr. Frank T.. Dow left Tuesday
for New Orleans. where he win Join
Mrs. Dow. who has been <lst for
several weeks. They wifi visit
/ friends for a short time before re.
/ turning.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Russell are
! removing November from the
Highlands 90 their house In town.
Miss Miriam Youeil OF prndieton
ore. who has been spending a fort.
night with her parents. MIR. and
Mrs. George Youell. returned
Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph r. Dryer
have returned from two months
trip In the East and South.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Edward
PlImpton and family have removed
from their country home near Rich
fnond Beach 10 their town house.
Mrs william Arthur Denlng and
small daughter Mary Ellen. who
have been the guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. James A. Wood, left last week
to Join Mr. Deming in Bellingham.
Mrs. NJ n walter. OF Baltimore.
Md. II the guest Of her eonin law
and daughter. air. and Mira Rober,
waikinshaw.
Mrs. Alexander Miller Of Yakima
Is the guest % Mr. and Mrs. James
III Fraser In their apartment at
Adrian Court.
Mr.. Fred Meyer % Chicago who
IL spending sornc time In town. has
removed from the Hotel Sorrento 70
the Hotel Otis.
ArN TX. G Boyle OF Vancouver.
y. G. who has been the guest OF DR..
and Mrs A. Rookie Robertson for
short Time. VIII leave for her home
Tuesday.
Mr.. Dietrich Schmidt left the last
Of the week for New Orleans 10 at
tend the Bankerw Convention.
Mrs. William II. Cummings IL ex,
lpected home Saturday from a three
months trip In the East and South.
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Mrs. Shaic Luncheon
Hostess

Mrs. Harry A. Shaw entertained
with an informal luncheon at the
Seattle Golf and Country club this
afternoon. as compliment 10 Miss
Francis O'Br.en OF Portland. the
house guest Of Dr. and Mrs Uri c.
Bates. and Mrs. A. II. Armstrong
OF Lincoln. Nebraska. who Is visit.
ing her brother-ln-law and sister. Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Rolfe-
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Dancing Parties by
ASSembln Club

The first OF the series OF dancing
parties TO be given this winter by
tho Assembly club win take place
Tuesday evening in the Knights OF
Columbus hail. This opening dance
win be guest night and members
desiring to entertain friends win no
fifty Mr.. Hugh Baird. chairman Of
the committee. Elliott 0f5o.
The dates for the remainder Of
the series are November :. Novem.
bcr 20. December -. December 81,
January II. January 81. February
81. March Z and March IS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24
Actors in Bad Play,
But Do Thier Best

Follis Girls have some new dances
and equally now songs. The Michon
Brothers are ms good as tumblerr can
be and Claude Anderson and Leona
wei skate Tin the curtain falls. The
usual screen topics review and Tiny
Burnett and his orchestra conclude
the bill.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
York Community Club

The York Community club enter.
tanned It's members and their friends
at the Mount Baker Presbyterian
church on Thursday evening with
the following program;
Piano numbers by Mrs. r. J. Oak.
ley. dramatic readings by Miss Grace
Foraythe. Madeleine oRellley. Helen
Tcmpleton. Master Albert Lefevre
and Mrs. NJ. =. u. Carroll. an address
by Mrs. V. A. pambaum. song by
Mr.. w, j. Rcsoburg, accompanied by
Mrs. Rcseburg. piano number by
Miss Frances flaioic and a quartet
composed Of MIR. II. rwcedie. Mr.. r.,
Wiseeup. Mr.. j browne and Mr., w,
Gray.
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Mrs. william VI. Cummings il ex.
peeted home Saturday from a three
months trip In the East and South.
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BREACHES LESSON TO
SPE>DTIIRIF-r WIVES

"The spendthrlft" breaches the
lesson OF economy 90 wives who
spend more than $4,000 year. We
see In this puising drama light
hearted woman, a woman with n
home. a good husband. motor cars,
furn everything except children
and good sensel. lead her husband
to bankruptcy and herself 10 the
abyss OF scandal and a final iachry.
NOSE penltence.
Original. you say7 oh, certainly.
And 80 touching'
II Is nothing less than pathetic
10 sec a company Of actors who in
the aggregate possess considerable
ability forced 20 throw their cner'
giles into plays which are not only
reminiscent OF a theatrical era that
should be forgotten. but which are
70 completely lacking In either in.
telilgcnco or Imagination,
Adele Blood made an attractive
person out OF Frances Ward, the
woman whore taste runs away with
her pocketbook II II my honest
conviction after haaiy Judgment
that Misc Blood IN happier IN come
dy than In serious melodramn. but
she 10 actress enough 10 hold her
audience In any role
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24
EUerett Man to Be
Married in the South

Interesting to Seattle friends ls
the announcement OF the coming
marriage OF Mr.. Nicholas Dilier Fratt
Of Everett. to Miss Marie de la
vergne. on Tuesday. November s.
At six o'clock in the evening at the
Manor. In Asheville. North Carolina
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24

The Canadian woman's club win
give o benefit card party Tuesday.
oct. rs, at 8 p. m. in the Eastern Star
club rooms. 1920 Arcade building.
The rummage sale and the home
cooked food sale will be held Oct. 81.
IS and 20 at the Westlake Market.
afrs. Burton J. Spencer. Mrs. Archi-
bald Wilson. Mrs. william Hummer
felt. Mrs. William Campbell and Mrs.
Gabriel Smart are in charge OF the
rummage sale. while Mrs. Henry
Robinson and Mrs George T. Dun
can will be In charge OF the food
sale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24
Judge Donacorth to
Speak Before
Sunset Club

At the Sunset club. next wednes
day afternoon at O'Clock. Judge
George Donworth will speak before
the members OF the club on Some
Rambling Thoughts on Europe
The hostesses viii be Mrs. William
n. Redfield and Mrs. worraIl vii
SON
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Luncheon for
Miss O'Rrien

Mrs. John Richard Conner will en-.
terrain with an informal luncheon
Tuesday afternoon. honoring Miss
Francis oBrien. OF Portland
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women's Auxiliary. Lloyd T.
Cochran Peat

The women's auxiliary to Lloyd T..
Cochran post. American Legion. IL
planning large bazaar. including n
MONDAY luncheon. for the afternoon
and evening OF Tuesday. October IS.
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VIII Entertain
Bridqe Club

Entertaining the members OF her
Tuesday Bridge club. Mrs. J. ].
Wolfe will be hostess at her home
tomorrow afternoon.
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Tea at FRATERNITY House

The mothers OF Theta ri Frater.
nifty will entertain with tea at the
Fraternity house. 4522 18th ave. ~.
f., Wednesday afternoon, from 2
until o'clock, honoring the wives
and sisters OF the members OF the
Theta XII fraternity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24
Mrs. Singleton Plans
Small Ten

Honoring Mira p. c. Holland OF
Los Angeles. who Is guest in the
city. and Mrs. r, X. Robinson. who
Is leaving soon for Chicago. Mrs. F.
r. Singleton Is entertaining with a
small tea at her home Friday after
noon.
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Informal Tea for
Mrs. McCTement

Mrs. Torlief Torland will enter.
tain with an Informal tea at her
home Tuesday afternoon. cornplt
mentary to Mrs Morgan Han Nc
Clement OF New York.
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By Glenn Hughes

The patrons OF the wilkes the.
atrc Sunday witnessed the resurreo'
ton OF n melodrnma known ms THE
Spendthrift." written once upon a
time by Porter Emerson Browne,
This so.called play belongs 70 the
class OF dramatic writing which
takes for granted that audiences are
made up largely Of the hourgcoisie'
who love platitudea, who dote on
the wickedness Of the Idle rich. and
who consider the principal difference
between a sermon and "A play 10 be
that in one case you pay at the box
office and In the other you walt for
the coiiecflon uiate
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Halloween Partn

For the pleasure of their son
Richard. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. c. Alt win
entertain with Halloween party at
their home Saturday afternoon.
About thirty children have been in
vfted.
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Y. w. C. A.
Activities

The Retobe club OF the Ballard high
school will meet next Monday. Oct.
a. at o'clock I'm the club rooms Of
the Y. W. c. A.. on third floor. TO en-.
| JOY a talk by Mrs. Clarence II. Orcn.
general secretary OF the Y. W. c. A.
After the talk the girls win plan for
their Halloween party October 81.
| Tuesday tho Acacia club OF the Y.
W. c. A. viii hold their first candy
sale In the lobby. Proceeds to go 10.
wards their welfare work.
Tho Cosmopolitan club OF the Y. W.
G. A. will meet for their club supper
at 6 o'clock next Tuesday evening In
the large private dining room OF the
cafeteria ~ tbs. Miss Springer win
give a Bible talk to the girls in their
club room on the second floor. After
ward a social will be given. Miss
Alice East will have charge OF the
surprise program.
Thursday. October 81. the Friends
Of All club will meet for their club
supper at y. m. Miss Adele Malt.
by will have the Bible hour In charge
at 7I5 in the club rooms on second
floor
The Fahola or Y. W. c. A. High
School Girls club will give it's an.
nual banquet in the tea room OF the
X. w. G. A. next Thursday. at u. m.
Miss Eunice McAlpin will be toast
master.
The Seattle Japanese High School
club VIII give Halloween party next
Friday evening. October %. in the
Y. w. c. A. clubrooms. second floor.
Miss Nuri Kawazoe Is president OF
the club. Miss Harm Osawa is chair.
man OF the social committee and has
promised the girls poppy Hallow.
cen party.
October 20 tho Owaissa club will
give a Halloween party at Mrs. u. A.
Lareman's. 53S Il. 10th st This will
be a mixed party for boys and girls.
Mrs. Anna y. Mullins, club secretary
of the Y. w. c. A., will lead the
games.
In addition TO the activities offered
thru the clubs Of the association. in.
struction In evening classes IL given
by the following teachers; Mile. jolt.
vet, French, Miss Lavergne Wood.
ward, china painting. Madam sum
bardo. applied design: Prof Howell
Isaac. womens division Of the Seat.
tie Community School for Music
study.
Membership In the association or
In any club Is not required for regis
tration In any of these classes.
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The meeting OF Rainier chapter. ID.
A. r.. on Tuesday afternoon. in the
Frederick 4 Nelson auditorium. Mt
o'clock. will be devoted to discussions
led by Mrs. Henry McCieary. vice
president general. and Mrs. william
sherman Walker. state regent A
short musical program win be given
BY Mrs. Philip APPEL. who viii sing
the following songs: Morning by
Obey Speaks: Farewell" BY Kennedy
Ressei. and Thank God for a Gar
den" by Del Rlego.
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Capitol Hin w. &. r. q

Capitol Hin w. c. 4. u. will hold
an all day institute in the Taber.
nscie Baptist church. Tuesday. DC
tober rs. Bring lunch. Tea and
coffee will be served. Fifteen min.
ute talks Will be given during the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24
Musicale Compliments
House Guest

Ae a compliment 10 their house
guest. Mrs n, c, Boyle OF Vancouver
II. G. Or, and Mrs. A. Rookie Robert
son entertained with musicale az
their home Saturday evening,
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Woman.s Civic Club

woman's Civic club. business meet
ing In Erickson room Of Young Wom-
ems Chris an Association. Social
hour.
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No Friends
in Need"

Does II pay to try 10 live up to the
Golden Rule, have always done
everything ! could for the members
OF my family. but II i am in the
slightest need Of any kind they do
Just as little as they can for me.
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business and Professional womcn's
club

tub
on October IS. at p. m. the Seat
tie Business and Professional WON.
ems club will hold an open meeting
az the Seattle Fine Arts room, 1918
Fourth ave. and all members and
friends are welcome. Miss Nellie A.
Goodhue. supervisor OF child study
for the Seattle schoolS WIN discuss
the interesting problem. why the
Dcvlate7" and Miss Florence Mann.
educational director OF the Times.
will discuss How to Report a Meet.
ing"
AZ the last meeting OF the club
Miss Lutte NJ. buchanan. office cx.
ccutivc. was the leader OF a most
interesting and Informing round Ia
BILE current events discussion.
Mrs. $. II. McIntire secretary and
director OF the prisoners Relief so.
ciety." 81 Washington. ID. c.. told the
club OF the organization and work OF
this social agency. and gave some In.
stances OF tho fine. helpful and con.
s'ructivc work OF her organization,
The club Endorsed the travellers
aid" work. and Instructed the CORE.
spending secretary 20 address let.
ter TO afr. Burieson. secretary OF the
community fund chest to this effect
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Women's Auxiliary Lloyd T.
Cochran Post

women's Auxiliary. Lloyd T. Coch
ran Post No. 40. American Legion
noon luncheon and bazaar. Lunch
served from 1l:30 a. m. to p. m
Bazaar, afternoon and evening.
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Ladies' Auxiliary. A. O. II.

The Ladies' Auxiliary. a. o. H.,
will entertain with the first in %
series OF card parties in w. o. w.
hall. Fourth and Marion, Tuesday,
oct. 20 at 3 p. m. Cards. Refresh
ment and social hour.
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Seattle Lodge. No. I

Seattle Lodge. No. 7. Degree OF
Honor Protective association, will
give progressive whist party in
Evergreen hall. Arcade building,
Tuesday. October 25, at . r. m. High
honor scores awarded. Public in.
yted
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Informal Dinner
at Home

Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. HIATT are en-
Pertaining with an informal dinner
at their home Tuesday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24

Aauih Lodge. No. IS. Degree OF
Honor Protective association. win
give a whist party at i0s Madison
ST., wednesday. October 20. at p.
m. Favors awarded and refrcsh-
ments served. Visitors welcome.
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Rcd Cros. Nursing C1assc.

day by prominent speakers of the
city.
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Concord School PIT. A. will en-
terrain with dinner and reception
at the school for the teachers. Tues
day. October Is. at s .. m
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PIliIomus Club

Phllomus club card party at horne
Of Mrs. w. S. Ramsge. 1903 Bagley
ave. afternoon
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The y. n. c. club OF the Y. W. C.
A. meets in the private dining room
on tho sixth floor OF the association
building on Thursday evenings AT 6
o'clock for the supper and social
hour. Each week there Is something
new In the way OF special stunts and
music There are several bostcsscs
to take care OF any strange girls who
may wish 10 visit the club meetings.
These hostesses are TO be found IN
the main lobby OF the Y. w. c. A.
and at the entrances OF both the cafe
terra and the private dining room on
the sixth floor. They can be identi.
fled by their rod. white and blue
badges which have u. II. &C. Host.
ess" written on them.
~ o'clock Mrs. Clarence II. Orin
win begin her course in parlla.
mentary procedure with each mem.
Der OF the class taking a part in the
drill.
At 1880 o'clock the club has It's
regular monthly business meeting.
and this Is followed by "opcn house
at o'clock in the club rooms on the
second floor. where light refresh.
ments will be served.
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Dates and rate. may be had al the
Y. w. c. A. Information office.
Athletic club meets every Monday
and "Wednesday for sports n you
are interested In sports. come over
and get into the fun. Basketball sea.
son IL well under way. Beginners
play from $40 20 7;so and those who
know how to play come tao 10 $50.
The club IN spending this week end al
camp on Bainbridwe island
Tho Y. NJ. c. A. viii entertain the
Y. w. G. A. girls at a Halloween
party Saturday. October 20. IL you
wish 20 so. sign up at tho Y. w
building sbefore Friday and meet at
Y. w. c. A. building Saturday eve
ming at 7:ss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-24

The Red Cross nursing classes
win begin Tuesday evening. october
80. at 7;3o o'clock. az the Nursing
department, tumble shop. Fourth
ave. and Virginia ~, The classes
win be held every Tuesday and Fri
day evenings
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Washington State Branch Of
Congress OF Mothers and PIT, A.

The annual conference OF depart
ments OF the Washington state
branch Of the Congress Of Mothers
and Parent Teacher associations viii
be held at whatcom high school.
pcllin ham. Wash. Thursday. o..
toter 81. 1891. at p. m.
Thursday evening. October 81.
1891. the BcIiipgham Council OF
rarent.Tracher associations will hold
an Informal reception al The home Of
Mrs Scion II. Hoynton. e7io Park
drive.
The board Of managers OF the
state branch will hold ita regular
fall meeting at whatcom high
school. Bcllinehan. Friday. October
IS. 1891. at 10 a. m.
This Is the only board meeting 20
10 held before the annual convention
next spring. and Il is hoped all mem
bers viii tr present.
After the board meeting on Friday
a Dutch treat luncheon viii he
served At the Pheasant tea room.
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Eastern star Club
Canadian woman's Club

Eastern Star club will meet at 1890
Arcade building. p. m Cards.
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Aslce Sisters viii hold a special
business meeting az the home OF Mrs.
Scott white. 1904 tard ave. n. Tues
day, oct. 20 at 1870 y, IN.
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Aloha Chapter, No. us. O. T. y

Aloha Chapter. No. iis. o. r. s..
win give bazaar in Thorn's hall.
Green Lake. October 81. 2s and 20
This win be an opportunity to 30
iect novelties for Christmas gifta
A program viii be given every even
ing.
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October % tho Owaissa club will
give Halloween party at Mrs. Y. A.
Lareman's. 53S Il. 10th st This will
be mixed party for boys and girls.
Mrs. Anna y. Mullins, club secretary
of the Y. w. c. A.. will lead the
games.
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Wofnan's Century Climb

French department. woman's Cen
fury club. at washington hotel. IL
a. m. to 100 .. m
The executive board win meet at
the Y. w. c. A. on Tuesday at noon.
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The Fahola or Y. W. c. A. High
School Girls club viii give its an.
nual banquet in the tea room OF the
X. w. G. A. next Thursday. at y. m.
Miss Eunice McAlpin will be toast.
master.
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CaIekih Club

Caieidh club will meet With Mrs.
Joseph r. Forber. 2si Boylston ave.
n. .. m.
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Thursday. October 81. the Friends
OF All club will meet for their club
supper at y. m. Miss Adele Malt.
by will have the Bible hour In charge
at 715 in the club rooms on second
floor.