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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-13
Seattle
Society
Church Of the Epiphany
Scene Of Pretty We'd
ding; Brilliant ASSEM-
bldge at Grand Opera
Opening.

rTylIE marriage service OF Miss Mar
i joric Claire sehuett. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry sehuett. and
Mr.. George w. Stoddard. was read
last evening In the Church OF the
Epiphany at s o'clock by Rev. Cam
eron Morrison.
Defining a pathway for the bridal
party, clusters OF white gladden. ana
ophelih roses marked the pcws.fWall
pockets OF gorgeous vine maple. coin.
bined with Wild asters. produced a
most striking effect In the cosy In.
terror. Rows OF cathedral tapers and
conventional groupings OF ophqlia
roses at the altar made a most lovely
background for the impressive scrv'
Ice. Mrs. Mary Terrell Gc.sting rat
the organ played the byidai music.
which signaiicd the groom. and his
best map. Mr.. Donald Moffat Ad.
vancing first were the ,usners. Mr..
Rush Esrey and Mr.. lewis Terrell
Miss Henrietta ,schuett was her
sisters maid OF honor. attlred In ir.
idesccnt taffeta designed I'm bout.
FAINT effect and trimmed with. jaunty
bows and French flowers. silver
slippers and an arm bouquet OF Ward
roses and centuria. coSnpletcdi her
attractive costume
Entering on the arm Of her father,
the bride was radiantiy' lovely In a
Juliet gbwn OF old ivory gcorget,e.
embroidered In pearls Her long
tuiie veil which formed a train wns
arranged under her coiffure In the
back and n Juliet cap OF pearls made
an exquisite head dress. Orchids.
lilies OF the valley. gardenias and
brides roses In shower were her
flowers. Mrs. Schuett. mother OF the
bride. wore an elaborate costume Of
gold lace and blue georgette.
Following the ceremony the rcla.
tives and friends gathered at the
Schuett residence for an informal re-
ception. when again autumn color.
ings provided decorations. During
the service OF supper a string orches-
ira played enchanting selections. The
handsome table had for its adnsA-
ment an Italian garden In all 10
lovely pastel shades. Presiding here
were Mrs. Robert Dyer and Mrs. r.
r. Feiger. Assisting were Miss Vera
Montagie. Miss Constance Seibcrt.
Miss Lura Tanner. Miss Grace Kerr.
Miss Dorothy Enrich. Miss Ruth
Kerr and Miss Dorothca Presley.
The bride. In q onepiece dress OF
dark blue crepe ornamented with
fringe. smart blue coat with squlr-
rel collar and cuffs and a bright
toQue trimmed In French flowers.
Joined her husband. and they left
for . wedding journey. After octo-
Der ! they win receive their friends
ut their home In Denny Blaine park.
Mrs Stoddard Is . graduate Of
Nine. Piess' school and attended the
University OF Washington. where she
Is member OF ri Beta Phi sorority.
Mr.. Stoddard graduated from the
University OF Illinois, and IL q Delta
Tau Delta. He served two, years IN
the late war. IL months Of which
he spent overseas with the Ameri.
can expedftionary forces and the
army Of occupation a. . first iieu-
tenant with the 31sth engineers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-13
Dancing Party at .
Women's University Club

The Junior Entertainment Com
mittee Of tho womcn's University
club announces a dancing party for
Saturday evening, September H..
Mrs. Ross Williams Is chairman.
with Miss Victoria Mclean and
Mrs. H. II. Hogaboom assisting In
the series OF entertainments planned
for the ensuing year. Assisting
Saturday evening In the hospitals.
ties win be Miss Nellie Towne. Miss
Marion Thomson. Miss Marion
Wiley. Mrs. r. ID. McAusiand. Miss
Alice Dodge and Miss Matyarc,
Maine.
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This correspondent In ono OF n
number OF girls IN tho snme situa-
ton who have written mo. but some
OF them have been chiefly con-
cerned 10 know how long they could
TO remain In their places of EN-
Payment.
One question has been ns 10
whether II would injure the baby II
tho eorsets were drawn tighter.
week by week., IN order 10 retain
tho normal figure. There is. IL
seems 10 me. ono supreme con.
alteration. In AL thase cases. and
that In tho one suggested by the
young woman WHOSE letter appears
above. namely: What, IN the best
for the babyy For his sakc. hope
she will be able. 20 stop work very
soon-tho .nooner the better. pro.
vidcd she, wiil.then' devote herself
20 the great business nhe has In
hand.
Girls IN tho business world are
apt 10 be the ambitious. mctti~-
some Bort. not afraid of'work. ard
often employed for. long hours. This
type OF gifi even more than those
with auicter nerves and less driving
energy. need quiet and rcst. and
withdrawal from whatever produces
nervous excitement or leads 10 the
expenditure OF nervous energy.
To do the best for the baby she
needs 10 establish n daily routine
OF regular habits Of all sorts; spend
long hours out OF doors: lie down
every afternoon. and occupy her
mind with interests and hobbieS
which do not stimulate. nor over.
tire. but j which give the active
eager mind something 10 feed on.
Gardening. bird study. collecting.
photography--ihcso and similar oc-
equations may be ideal for the sum
mer months. by. such plan. Ma.
ture can work without, Ioas. and the
baby come Into the world sound and
weii-dcvcloped. ready 20 take up the
process OF development without do
lay.
II my young woman friends win
niop 10 think of this one thing, rs
this best for the new little life /
am responsible forf" / think they
VIII have the ono final answer 10
all their question: l shall be more
than glad 10 talk with any Of them.
and do all ! can 10 help them all.
Q--Are graham crackers good for
a baby OF 10 montha7
A-Gfaham crackers arc too soft
20 afford much II any exercise for
the baby's teeth and jaws: they are
too sweet 10 be ideal an n food. and
they are very mussy 20 use. Hard
unswec,cnAd crackers aro better for
tho first purpose. and cereal feeding
Is better accomplished by the use OF
one OF the many cereal fiours This
kind Of food should be q regular
pagt Of the daily diet Of b..oy of
this age.
o-Arc the rcady-pr-pared cereal
foods good for n baby,'
A-The cereal meals. wrIiccoked.
are much better.
o-piease tell me when tho baby
cuts his teeth.
A--Ths first ones usually appear
between The 9Th and eth month: at
one year. n baby may have six
teeth: At Ia ycars IL: at. ycars.
is: and at "a years the entire ne,
OF 70 milk teeth should be. cut. II
The baby has no teeth at ~ months
he 10 not developing properly and
The mother should look carefully
into the matters Of diet and daily
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"Knoac, Your Club"
Epenind An. <

The Wdman's University club en-.
detained rith 4 Know Your Club"
evening last Friday. when dinner
was served to a large gathering Of
members, followed by an. interesting
prpgram- ! DIR! Mabel seagrave pre-
sided.
= 6hort taIkss were given ny. Mrs.
Marion Edwards.' who spoke Of the
drama reading eircirs Mrxl James A.
Rsase. Of the ,dnppa STUDY class:
Mrx Howard vgaterman. circulating
library OF the ciutf Mrs Robert d.
McAnsIand. lance6s and b rid .
PARTED; d1r. Mabel Seagrave.. building
drive: Mr1 Aitsh RI Carr. l9ub serv.
Ice: Mrs Charles k Bfiss.'ibook re-
view -cFciA; 6tks sRcna Raymond.
merpbefshjp drive. ~
c Aslittie piaytet. } entitled. where
But In sAm1rtczl'. was read by Mrs.
Philip i P.s Marion. h Mrs. James A.
Pease and Nrs Edward Townsend.
Mrs., Harry Stevenson Bowen sang
severai nuubcfs. accom- anied ; by
Miss sDorosheaj Hoppcr. The host.
esses were: Mrs- Homer w, Bunker.
Mrs. Charles T. .Jerdaps Mrs. William
Parkhurst Brawley. Sfrs. Dean Ham;
lin White and Mrs, Robef ID. Nc.
Ausiand- N ~
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Seen at the Grand
Opera Last EUeni,,q

A brilliant audience greeted the
opening performance jpf the, Scotia
grand opera company last evening.
when n mastery perforInahce Of
RossinYs I'll Bafbiere DIT sivigiia-
was given Among those NOTED In
the audience were: 4
Mayor and Mrs. Hugh. NJ Caid-
well. Mr.. and Mrs willism Talbot.
Miss Vera Talbot Of San. Francisco.
DIR. and Mrs I. A. Bouffleur. Mr.. and
Mr1- John Campbell. Mr.. Robert
Huribut. Mrs. Frank P.NHood. Nj
and IMrs- Edgar Ames. Mrs. A. II.
Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Turn
er. Miss Virginia Sheahan, Miss Re
becca Stevenson, Mrs. c. C. ellison.
Miss Hood. Mrs H. s. BoIcom, Mr.
Raymond Frazer. Mr.. Haywood Fra.
zier. Mrs H. s. Sharpiess. Mrs. VIII
lam Hickman Moore. Mrs. Charles
L. Hiobard. Mr.. and Mrs. Karl. s.
Harbaugh. Mr.. and Mrs. Cbauncey
Rathbun, Mrs. Arthur q. Dunn, Miss
Katherine Agen. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Baillargeon, Mr.. MARITIME. Mr.. Rich
ard Hays Mrs. Alfred Raymond.
Mrs. A. b. Stewart. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Henry BalIingcr. Mrs. Anna
Peachy. Mr. Carl NJ Ballard, Mrs.
Adele NJ. Ballard. Mr.. w. z. Boeing,
Mrs, ]. d. Lowman. Miss Branting-
ham. Mrs N. PASCAL. Mrs. T.. l..
McAllister. Mr.. and Mrs Keith Lo-
gan Bullitt. Mrs. J. r. Terry. Mrs.
W. r.. Nichols, Mrs. Hamilton Doug.
las, Mr., /. h. Peoples. Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott BuIiitt. Miss Sara Yeagley. Mr..
George r. Miller. Mr.. and Mrs.
George T. Myers. Mrs. Hal II. Will
iams. Mrs. Frank n. SuffeI OF Min.
neapolis. Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Heffer.
nan. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Fischer.
Miss Marie Fischer. DIR. and Mrs. g.
v. r.. Hooker. Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip
E. Fisher. Mr.. and Mrs. David Ed.
ward Skinner. Miss Hamm, Mrs.
William Edris Of San Francisco. Mrs.
Nathan Eckstein. Miss Babette Eek.
stein. Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Sample.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Leroy Owens, Miss
Geraldine Drake Of Everett, Miss
Mary Struve Of Paris, Mrs. Harry
Cam. Mrs Maude Kah OF Los An
geles. Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Beeler,
Mr.. and Mrs Frederic Strive, Mr..
and Mrs. w. d. Perkins, Miss Jane
Perkins. Mr.. Russell Perkins. Mr.
and Mrs. J. II. Fox, DR.. and Mrs. r.
Weldon Young, MISC Betty Young
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Arnold. Miss
Clara Moss Of Virginia, Mrs. Anna
Thomson Milburn. Mr.. and Mrs
James Macfarlane, Mrs. Moritz
Thomson, Judge and Mrs. Frederick
Bausman. Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Slim
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas stimson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Scott Bull
HIT, Mrs. NJ. A. Cottstein, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Preston. Mr.. and Mrs
ID. II. Moss. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
III. Hedges, Mr.. w. Dwight Mead
Mrs. Claude M. Seeley. Mrs. Henry
Ristine. DR.. and Mrs Frederick Bent
ley. Mrs. Vivian Strong Hart, Mrs
Kuria Strong. Mrs. p. L. Gates. Mr.
and Mrs A. Funk, Mr.. A. Mcvitte
Mr.. Alfred RolIo. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
Bagley. Mrs. Henry Hubbard. Miss
Doris Mitchell. Mrs. b. c. Beck and
Mrs. 8. Aronson.
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Query About
School Tuition

Dear Miss Grey: ! have two girls
whom ] am sending 10 a city school.
as we live In the country. sent
them last term and there was moth
Ing Kaid about II. but this year the
country district said that would
have TO pay the attendance fee.
which would amount 10 about ss5.
Now can you tell me how much
tho attendance money is and must
pay for the days when the children
are not In school? Yours truly.
+. II.
The fee Is SIS q year. bciiepc. for
each pup1
II there Is school IN pour district.
and you choose TO send the children
TO city school Instead. you must
pay the fee yourself. but II there Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-13
Meeting POSTPONED

The meeting Of the auxiliary TO
Rainier Noble Post. Of the American
Legion, planned for Wednesday
afternoon. September IA. at the home
OF Mrs. Malcolm Douglas, 1903 Il.
Garfield st.. has been postponed TO
Wednesday. September Fl. at 1870
p. m
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Quietly Morried

Mr.. Charles Raymond and Miss
Anne Carlyle were quietly married
at Gle Elum- September II. with
Rev. John schiver officiating. After
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
motored to Seattle. where they will
be at home after September Is at
the Raymond apartments.
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There isFone simple. safe and sure
way that never fails to get rid of
bisckhesds. and that 10 10 dissolve
TO. do thss get two ounces OF caio-
mite powder from any drug store
aprinkie Aklittie on n hot. wet sponge
rub over the biackb eads briskiy--
wash the pafts. and you will be sur-
prised how the blackheads have dis
appeared. Big bisckheads. iittis
blackhcadt. no matter where they
are. simply dissolve and disappear.
leaving the parts without any mark
whatever. Biackhends are simply q
mixture OF dust and dirt and secre-
items from the body that form in the
pores Of the skin--binching and
saueexipg, only canse irritation.
rndke ihrke pores, and do not get
them out after they become 'hexd.
Tho csionito powder and the water
simply dissolve the bisckh eads. 80
they wahh right out. leaving. the
pores free and clean and In their
natural condition. Anybody troubled
with these unsightly blcmishes
should certainly try this simple
Innthod. .--Adxertlacmant
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Mrs. Bdllinger
Luncheon Hostess

relieving TIM regular monthly
meeting OF the board OF TRUSTEES OF
the fishthousc, for the. Blind Mira.
Richard a. Ballingcr entertained the
board wlsh luncheon at the sunsc,
club yesterday Afternoon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Tretsthem
Dinner Hosts Il

Henofing Mr. and Mrs John Heat
on. Mr.. and Mrs4 Daniel u. Trrfethen
entertained eight guests with n din.
ner at their homo last evening. Mira
Heaton ais. leaving next week for
Palm Beach. Florida. where she Will
spend the winter.
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To Clean
Brushed Wool

Dear Miss Grey: Could you please
tell me how 10 clean brushed wool7
! have a light colored sweater with
white brushed wool collar and cuffs.
but do not know how TO clean them
without cleaning the whole sweater
which ] do not wish to do.
Thank you. MRS ME-
The only safe method kn1<&
cleaning brushed trooI Is TO clean
trsth gasoline Just as you scould six
or pooI materials. X
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Autographed n
Photographs Presented !
to- Cornish School i

Mrs. Lyman p. Colt has presented
10 the Cornish school a collecflon
Of autographed photographs OF IA
NOUS musicians and actors. Among
them are signed portraits OF Verdi.
Forbes Robertson. Mrs. Patrick
Campbell. Marie Dclna.s Nine. Mel.
ba and Wilson Barrett
The collection will be framed and
exhibited In the school.
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PeLka

To Tan
Pelts
Dear Miss Grey; VIII you kindly
tell me how rabbit peits are pre-
pared so that one may use them for
fIf7,
Your early reply will be nppre-
ciafed A READER.
The. fofiotrtno method IL very good
Stretch the skin tightly and smooth
" upon board. hair side doton. and
tack u br the edges 10 Its place.
scrapc OF the loose flesh and fat
10Th a blunt knife. and srork IN
chalk freely. tn4th plenty Of hard
rubbing. When the chalk begins 10
potoder and fall off. remove the skin
from the board and rub IN plenty Of
potodered alum. torap up closely and
Keep In a 'drv place for a feto days.
BY this means 10 uin be made piiabic
and csIi retain the hair.
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Dinner Preceding Opera

Mrl' and Mrs. j.. Leroy Owens are
entertaining with a dinner OF six
covers at their home this evening.
taking their guests later TO the Met
ropoitan TO hear the Scott Grand
Opcrn company In ~Tosea"
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Mrs. Macdonald ;
Plans BRIDGE

Mrs. J. l. Macdonald has ex,ead.
ed invitations for q bridge OF seven
tables to be given at her residence
tomorrow afternoon. f4
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Dinner at Home

MFR. and Mrs Charles Mcclure were
hosts At their home last evening en-.
PERTAINING with . dinner OF eight COW
ers ir compliment to Mrs y. Foote
and her uncle. MFR. l. T. Hunt. who
are leaving Friday for an extended
Eastern trip.
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MISS GREY will receive read
lfl ers Of this department. nj
Tho Star office on Tuesdays from
0 10 4. and at othe~ times by mp
potn'fnonL- Please do not come
on otisr days than Tuesday .uuuu
less you have am nppoIntrna5IL
with Mise Grey, as unexpected vis-'
itors tntrferc with her writing.
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Theatre Pnrtu

Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Riley enter.
tanned with a theatre party last
evening. In compliment TO Miss
Nellie Murnane. Of ST. Paul
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MRS.. MAX VESTS ADVICE
ON THE CARE OF CHILDREN


Nehwsst sns VIII
msd'o .ds. sds. dnea l"s de- .mh
~~'s MA Mx WEST. THE srAn SEATTLE
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The British territory Of Alden on
the Arabian coast is an important
coaling station on the route TO the
East. 81.
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King Leopold ii Of Belgium hal
an income Of more than $1,000. 90
a year.
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no school IN your dtstrfcf, then thS
dtstrtct must pay for the children at
another school There Il no refund
for absence.
Butter Preserving
Formula
Dear Miss Grey: In response 70
request for formula for keeping but
ter: The Washington Farmer gives
the following:
Common halt, pounds. r
Saitpcter, Il ounce.
Sugar. ounces. added TO eac
quart hot water. Boil and skim
Pour over butter when cold (bu
ter having previously been wrap
In oiled paper and ted. Weia
down.
Butter win keep indefinitely
this method. NJ b
Thank you
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7 was ninrried fow months agc.
but have not told my friends OF
family yet. as / wanted to keep on
In my position as long ms could.
Now ! nm pregnant and am anx.
ious TO do what In best for the baby
In every waya When must stop
work. and how ought I 20 liver !
shall appreciate your suggestions"
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Readers
.CuUUeefiou

DnUUtottOb
Dear Miss. Grey: In answer
"Jack's' article a few evenings al
In The Star. ! will say that II
wishes very intimate account
the doingB OF the old Third Nilsson
with later became the 10th infant
he should read From Doniphan
Verdun.' by Evan A. Edwards, chs
lain OF the I40th. II can be obtain
by writing the, World PublishinI
Co." Lawrence. Kansas. All namd|
are given. also the casualties.
The 10th went across on TIL
Australian freighter "Shropshire'
and returned. on the "Nancemond.'
A MOTHER OF ONE
OF THE BOYS.
Thank you.
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vlmy Ridge Chapter

vimy Ridge ehaptet. Daughters OF
the Rsftish .fNnpire. win meet
"Wednesday at . p. IN. at the home OF
Mrs. Guy N. Richards. SIC n. Hsr.
rtson 1T
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After the show. wen 60 to BoIdt'nr
advertisement
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ur an lltuffnal WtlCotir anu VIII
mark tho first OF series OF interest.
ing meetings which Mira Alan w.
Esheihy. president OF the association.
has PINNED for the school year. II
Is hoped the parents in, the district
win show their appreciation by a
large attendapee.
British American Association
The women's auxiliary OF tho Brit.
lsh.Amcrican association will meet AZ
tho residence OF, Mrs, William Irons,
1870 9sth ave. s. w. "Wednesday AFT.
erroon. Sept. IL. from until 8
o'clock. Take West Seattle car on
First ave. to Lander st.
:" Orphec Musical club
The orphee Musical club win meet
on "Wednesday evening at o'clock
Mt the home OF Miss Loretta Hard.
ing. ses7 10th ave. n. business
meeting.
+ West woodland PIT. A.
: West Woodland P..TsA. meets I'd
school auditorium. 2.5o y. IN Pro
grand and refreshments.
vimy Ridge Chapter y N
vlmy Ridge chapter. Daughters OF
tho Rsftish .Esnpire. win meet
"wednesday at . p. IN. at the homo OF
Mrs Guy N. Richards. SIC n. Har'
rison 1T
Mystic sew~i Auxiliary n
Mystic Jewel auxiliary meets with
Mrs, Ella Jones'. 1919 18th ave.
Luncheon p. m
INTERPLAY PIT. A.
INTERPLAY PIT. A. win meet nj
school gao p. m
I. Sunuyslaie PIT. A.
Sunnydaie PIT. A. meets at Com.
munity haii. gao ?. M
Seattle Review No. 3
The past commanders Of Seattle
Review. No. 8. w. II. A.. Of the
Marcabcca. cxiii leave from coiman's
dock. Wednesday. September IA. on
the 10 O'Clock boat for Brvmerton.
10 be the guests OF Mrs. Mccall. The
birthdays OF three past commanders
will be celebrated.
Aflah Social Club
Allah Social club will meet with
Mrs w. NJ. Zimmerman. 5ts w.
7sth ST.. wednesday. September ~.
at . p. m. Assisting the hostess viii
be Mrs Minnie Babcook and Mira
Alma Angel. Cards ana refresh.
ments. All Eastern Stars invited
Progressive Thought Club
study department. Progressive
Thought club. meets with Mrs. Anna
L. winsor. ISL. itth ave. s.. $50
p. m
Human Analysis Class
The human analysis class Of the
Elsie Lincoln Benedict club meets at
s .. IN. In the Erickson rooms Of the
Young womena Christian axBocia-
don Character reading by Prof.
John T.. Aver. NJ W and Prof. A. J..
sixer. Pm ID. Persons interested IN
the study of human analysis arc In.
vited- "
~" Hugely Rebei<ah Auxiliary ~
Ridgciy Rebekah auxiliary. I. o..
o. r.. mects with Mrs. Llbbie II.
souder. DO 18Th ave. Mrs. Adelaide
Poor. assisting. p. m. fs !
Home Sewing Circle
Ladies OF the q. A. r. Home Sew
ing club viii meet with Mrs. saiIie
Mcknight. ssis yeaier way. at 1870
p. m
ID LAdlx' Grotto Club u
Iadles Crotto club viii meet at
Federated clubhouse af 2 p. m. I.
n
LSrrxinc sosisl Club n
4 Lorraine Social cub viii meet at
the Masonic temple at p.l IN. An
Eastern Stars invited. ~ 49,
Sunnydale Pre-School Circle
4 Supnydaie prc-Schooi. circle at
Community hall at 23o y. m. All
mothers cordially invited.
4 Progressive Thought Study
Department
Progressive Thought study de-
partment will meet with Mrs. Anna
Ey winsor. 25i2 i4th ave. s.. at 100
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West woodland PIT. A.

: West Woodland P..Ts'A meets ID
school auditorium. 2.5o y. IN Pro.
GRAM and refreshments.
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CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY

West Qucnr Ammo PIT. A. WIN
Welcome Teachers
The Parent Teachers association
and the, Horne Economics depart.
mept Of the West Queen Anna school
win gtvs q Cafeteria luncheon IN the
community room. Wednesday. Bsp-
tsmber itth. At Il o'clock. honortns
the teachers OF the school. This Will
be an Informal Welcome and will
mark the first OF series OF interest.
ing meetings which Mira Alan w.
Esheihy. president OF the association.
has PINNED for the school year. II
Is hoped the parents in the district
win show their appreciation by a
large attendapce.
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Mystic Jewel auxiliary meets with
Mrs, Ella Jones. 1919 18th ave.
Luncheon p. m .
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Orphec Musical club

Tho orphee Muaoaireiub win meet
on "Wednesday evening at o'clock
Mt the home OF Miss Loretta Hard.
ing. sc27 10th ave. ". business
meeting.
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Eveuiu0 of Bridoe

Mrs Frances w. johnson Ii enter
tanning with mn informal evening Of
bridge at her home Thursday. com
piimcntary, to Mrs. John Heason.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-13
NATURALIZATION Association

The women's auxiliary OF tho Brit.
lsh.Amcrican association will meet AZ
tho residence OF. Mrs, William Irons,
1870 ssth ave. s. w. "Wednesday art.
ernoon. Sept. IL. from until 8
o'clock. Take West Seattle car on
First ave. to Lander ri.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-13

The past COMMANDERS Of Seattle
Review. No. 8. w. d A.. Of the
Maccabeca. cxiii leave from Coiman's
dock. Wednesday. September IA. on
the 10 O'Clock boat for Bremerton.
10 be the guests OF Mrs. Mccall. The
birthdays OF three past commanders
will be celebrated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-13

INTERPLAY PIT. A. win mec, a,
school. :3o p. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-13
Progressive Thought Study
Dcrarfment

Progressive Thought study de-
pgrtrnent will meet with Mrs. Anna
Etwinsor. zsi2 i4th ave. s.. at 100
.. m. F