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II he goes out evenings he lies to
me where he has been. and | know
this TO be fact. and his line " busi-
ness affords him the chance 70 tell
me different stories and make fine
excuses.
always detested an untruthful
person. and to think that nay life
mate has been untruthfui TO me since
our marriage Is more than can
stand. I can no longer believe In him
and am no longer thrilled when l
hear him step upon the porch.
He Is kind to baby and me. but,
Miss Grey. how can he possibly love
us when he does such things? And.
aa you hay-"Reai love should in
clude perfect trust" DO ] really
love him when do not trust him?
try 10 think | DO. but ] can feel my
love growing colder and colder each
day.
What shall ! do2 ! have a trade
and can go 10 work any day. but ]
feel az tho my baby needs me. Is II
honorable for a wife 10 live with her
husband II she does not love him.
iust 10 have home2
DO you think divorce a disgrace In
case such as mineg DO you respect
wife more for leaving a husband
she does not love than one who lives
with a husband she does not love
only for the support OF herself and
children am heartbroken and
puzzled and hope YOU can help me.
A WIFE.
Since voa ask nc. point blank,
must ansrer that believe dirorce
Is a disorace n there Is amp possible
ray Of aroidiup Il. aud almost I'm
eritabfg there Is some happy solution
for query marital difficulty " people
,ronld but take the trouble 10 look
for H. There are exceptions. o.
coarse--rare cascs--fnhcve q dirorce
seems the oniv ri0ht or honorable
srdv Bat cannot say that yours
Is such. Your letter sounds 10 me
a. tho some basDbodB. under the
ouiss Of friendship. had been putting
the dlrorce bug into your ear. Ger
fainIv there IL nothing dishonordbie
about pour living IN your otcn home
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Attractive Bridge Tea
H0uors Mrs. McClentent

Complimenting Mrs. Morgan Han
McClement Of New York. Mrs Rex
T. Stafford and Mrs. Frederick II.
Johnston entertained AT the home OF
the former with four tables of bridge
yesterday afternoon.
At the fes hour Mrs James Col.
bert sullivan and Mrs. Joseph Ty.
Ter presided at the urns. assisted by
Mrs. Edward Morgan Mills. Mrs.
Clinton Douglas and Miss Louise
Raymond. A gorgeous basket Of
yellow chrysanthemums and red
roses was used as center for the
attractive table. and lovely baskets
OF Ophelia roses and lavender flow.
ers were effectively placed about the
rooms
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Y. w. C. A.
Activities

The Retobe club, Of the Y. w. c. A..
Will hold it's first election Of off.
GERS Monday afternoon. November 7.
at o'clock. in the Girls clubrooms.
on the third floor. This IN a new
club. formed by the girls OF the Bal.
lard high school. 10 be federated with
the Y. w. c, A. II Is open 10 any
Ballard high school girl who win live
up 20 the purposes and ideals OF the
club.
The Cosmopolitan club will meet
for IT. club supper nj i lock Tues.
day evening. November s. In the
large dining room OF the cafeteria Al
siS. IN the clubrooms on the second
floor. they will enjoy n Bible Discus.
sion. led by Miss Sarah r. Springer
This VIII be followed by an imitation
service for new members. In charge
Of Miss Eva Gouiey. initiation chair.
man. The balance OF the evening
viii be spent In completing welfare
work for the orthopcdic hospital.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Athletic club will be wednesday.
November .. The club meets for
supper at 8. This is Music week, and
We want all the members to help on,
with the sing" from 6 to !. in the
cafeteria. At 1880 Miss stacy SNOW
will give her lecture, with the Rus.
sian Children Who Encircled the
Globe" Come and bring your
friends.
This Ia Come and See week at
tho Y. w. c. A. The Athletic club tn
putting on basketball game be.
tween the Greens and whites Friday.
at 7:so.
Thursday evening. 1850. Miss Flor
ence Farrier Is giving a demonstra.
ton Of the class work In the gymna-
stun.
Wednesday. November .. nj u.
m. the Happy Hearts OF the Girls Re.
serve will hold a special meeting in
the Girls club. on the third floor of
the Y. w. c. A. This meeting will
be for the purposAof celebrating MI
ic wceking. singing Girls Reserve
songs and others.
Mile. Gabrielle Jolivet opens n be.
ginners' class for the study OF French
language and conversation at the Y.
w. C. A. on Thursday evening, at
1870, French diction will be especial.
ly emphasized.
The Faholo. or High School Girls
club. OF the Y. w. c. A.. will hold its
monthly business meeting at y. IN.
Thursday, November 10.
Thursday, at y. m. November 10
the Friends OF All club will meet for
its club supper. At 7.i5 the members
will have a Bible discussion. led by
Miss Adele Maltby. The balance OF
the evening will be In charge OF tho
social chairman. Miss Virginia Tay.
Tor. and Miss Rachel Preston.
The Friends OF All club is planning
an elaborate Victory banquet. 10 be
given In the tea room of the Y. W. c.
A., Friday evening. November is, at
s O'Clock. The club has closed its
membership drive. which lasted a
month, with Miss Helen Powell az
captain OF one.half OF the club and
Miss Stella Scott for the other half.
IL has resulted In a most lively cam.
paign. and the losing side will ban.
auct the winning side. Toasts, vocal
solos, reading. musical selections OF
various kinds and stunts OF the clev.
crest viii be given.
The Rctobe club will spend n week.
end, on November IL and ~. at Yeo.
malt. Eighteen girls already have
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY
Commonwealth f1nh

The Commonwealth club WIN hold
its regular meeting Monday. Sovem.
her :. in the l.. c. Smith Building
restaurant DIR. Chauncey J. Hawk.
ins. pastor OF Plymouth conrrega.
tsonaI church. will speak on AFTER
Disarmament hat?" Dinner will
be served af 9 p. m. and the lecture
will begin promptly at o'clock. All
welcome,
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Luncheon Precedes
Football Game

Preceding the football game. Mrs.
r. w. Mesnest entertained with
charming luncheon at her home
this afternoon. compiimenting her
sister. Mrs. Benjamin w. Small.
Miniature footballs were used IS
favors. and the centerpIecc was
composed OF flowers In the Stanford
Washington coIors.
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Calendar for Tea Shop
Nert Week

Broadway guild Will BE- IN charge
Of the Orthopcdic Tea shop. Monday.
with Mrs. O. w. Crockett as chair
man: Tuesday. Mrs Harold y.
Thompson win be hostess for Laurel.
hurst guild: "wednesday, interlaken
guild. with Mrs. T. NJ. woodman.
hostess. Thursday. Queen Anne
guild. Mrs. A. ". Lindsay. hostess
Friday. Mount Baker guild. Mrs. w,
b. Rasmussen. hostess: SATURDAY.
Renton Hill guild. Mrs. l. u. sted.
man. hostess.
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Birthday viii Be
CelebrntPd

Miss Dorothy Mills Is entertain.
ing with a small dinner dance at
the Hotel Sorrento, following the
Junior Guilds Thanksgiving dance,
on Saturday. November 12. The
affair will celebrate her birthday.
and her guests will be a group OF
classmates from the st. Nicholas
echool
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British.American Association

The regular meeting OF the British.
American association win be held In
tho Fine Arts hall. 1913 Fourth ave.
Friday evening. November II. Arm.
isticc day will I've celebrated by pro
gram OF music and an address by
the Rev. ". ". Gowen. Tho meet
ings Of the association will be held
hereafter on the second Friday Of the
month only.
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Custer famn No. 4

Custer Camp No. |. Sons of veter.
ans, and It's auxiliary will give a
dance on Thursday evening. Novem-
Der 10, IN Veterans half. Armory.
Dancing at p. m. All patriotic or.
CARNATIONS and friends invited. Mrs
Frances Iayman. president Of Custer
Camp auxiliary, is to inspect the
Tacoma auxiliary on Friday evening,
November 4. Quite delegation OF
members are going. All members in.
yited.
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Tea at Fraternity House

Sunday afternoon the zeia Psi
Mothers club Is entertaining with a
tea at the fraternity house. s5ss 18th
ave. ". L.. for members, their wives.
mothers and sisters. with calling
hours from until O'Clock. Mrs.
Maurice McMicken and Mrs. Richard
A. Baiiinger viii preside over the tea
table.
On Tuesday. November 3. Mrs. Ed.
ward II. BaiIinger will entertain the
club at luncheon At her home at Lake
Bailinger.
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Chapter A c. r. r. O.. viii meet
at the home Of Mrs. Edith Lipp-
mann. 2435 broadway N. Monday
morning at 1890 o'clock. A large at
tendance Is desired as the chapter
viii sew for the Orthopedic hospital.
Members arc requested TO bring
box lunch.
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THE HAL
AfASQtfE

The bal masque went merriiy.
those who had assisted at the buff
fet mingling with the civilian con-
tingent hidden TO the ball. all myH.
tcriousiy dorninoed and masaued.
To enter the ball room one had TO
pass thru a gate. over a stile. ami
down a gruesome dark alley. find
ing oneself at last tn long salon
lighted by ferociouslooking pump
kins. and dominated by black cats
and blackcr witches. The music
and the floor wcre excellent. as was
the supper. served at midnight. The
success Of the affair. In many ways
original. was due TO tho committee.
headed by Major Frank Dexter App.
lin, u. =. A.. whose intrepid aides
were Captain Francis James Fitz-
patrick. L. 8. A.. Lieutenant Cyrus
Quentin Shelton. u. $. A.. Llcuten-
ant Edward H. Strickland. u. $.
A.. Lieutenant Lopez r. Lowry. u.
$. A., Lieutenant Edward l. Supple,
Z. s. A.
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Society at the
HarbOr Forts
IrAtIowE'EN

ifABiDW FEN
HOUSE PARTIES
Al Fort Worden the week end
brought together various house par
ties assembled for the Halloween
festivities, which are traditional 10
this garrison. and which included
a buffet. followed by bal mnsaus.
Notable among these groups vas
The house party OF Colonel John L.
Hayden. 4. r. A.. commander Of
the Puget Sound coast defenseH,
whose guests were Colonel iiarft
r. Matthews. q. = A.. commander
Of Fort Casey. and Mrs Matthew.
Major ~ G. Wellington. u. =. A.,
commander Of Fort flngler. and
Mrs. Wellington, Major Arthur u,
Doig. 4. s. A.. Of Fort Casey. and
Mrs Dolg
Colonel Henrys Macpherson
Merriam. u. =. A. coHsmander
Of Fort Wofden, ard Mrs. Mer-
Ram had in their party Airs. Made.
leine X. clifford. OF California. Mr.
Charles X. Merriam, Of SPOKANE.
Mr. william Merriam. Lieutenant j.
f,ongstrcet whelchei. Z. s. A.. Of
Fort r'laRier. and Mrs Wheichel
Major Royal Kemp Greene. 4. IS.
A.. adJutant OF the Puget Sound
coast defenses. and Mrs. Greene
had as guests Lieutenant Herbert
A. Gardner. 4. s. A., OF Fort Casey.
and Mrs. Gardner.
Major Alvin Charles Miller. med
ieal corps. u. $. A.. and Mrs. Miller
were hosts 10 Captain Henry w.
kennard. medical corps. L. =. A.. OF
Fort Eiagler. and Mrs. kennard
Captain Louis James Bowler. u.
=. A.. and Mrs. Bowler had as their
guest Miss Ewes. OF Seattle.
Captain Arthur u. Hughes. Y. s.
A. and Mrs. Hughes were hosts TO
Lieutenant c. r. Mills. u. s. A.. Of
Camp Lewis. and Mrs Mills.
Captain Joseph Francis Stilcy. Y.
$. A.. and Mrs stilcy entertained
Miss Lilipop. OF Sedro Woolley. Cap.
tain Dorsey J. rutherford. Z. y.
A. Of Fort Casey. and Mrs. Ruther-
ford.
Captain J. L. Boyd. dental corps.
Z. IS A.. and Mrs. Boyd had as
gucats Captain william W wertz.
4. y A.. OF Fort Casey. and Mrs.
Wertx.
Lieutenant Frederick l.. Hayden.
Y. T. A.. ana Mrs. Frederick l..
Hayden were hosts TO Lieutenant
John Harvey Madison. 4. S. A.. Of
Fort Casey. and Mrs. Madison.
Lieutenant +. w. Walker, T. s.
a. OF Fort Casey. Lieutenant w. c.
Rutter, u. 8. A., Of Fort Fiagler.
and Lieutenant Dean Richard
Dickey. L. s. A.. detailed TO the
mine planter. were guests OF their
brother bachelors In arms.
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The department OF education OF
the Coteric club will meet Monday,
November 7, 2 .. m. at the home
OF Mrs. Thomas Irving. 474s 10Th
ave. n. II.
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To Entertain
Brid0e Club

Miss Mary Dudley Walker will en-
terrain the members Of her bridge
club at her home next wednesday
evening.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Business and Professional Women's
Club

Club
on Tuesday. November s. the Sc
attic Business and Professional Won.
ems club will hold an open meeting
at y. m. In the Fine Arts rooms.
1913 Fourth ave. DIR. Roberta Winner.
Ford. an influential member OF the
club. and on the advisory board. will
give a most interesting round table
discussion on How to Choose Vo-
cation" The high school seniors in
the city are all invited 10 attend the
meeting. and mucfr- enthusiasm Is ex
pected In the discussion. which viii
follow Dr. Ford's talk.
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Seatile Woman.. Cluh

The Seattle woman's club viii
meet at the club house. Harvard
ave. ~. and Thomas sits. Monday.
November !. AT 2 .. M. Board meet.
Ing i,so. The following program will
be given: Modern Music md Com.
posefs.- Mrs. Florence II Smith: vo.
cal solos. Mrs. A.. W kessier.
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st. Marks Parish
Bdz1oT<

The women OF st Marks parish
win give an entertainment and ba.
zaar on the afternoon Of Tuesday.
November Is, at Christenaen's hall.
followed by dance. on the evening
of the same date.
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King County Federation will con
vene Monday. November Z. y. m.
In the club rooms at the Y. W. G.
A. Al s.3o p. m. Mr.. Peter Witt viii
give an address. Mrs. Frances c.
Axtcll. state chairman; Mira NJ. II.
Harker. King county chairman.
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Grand Army Sowing CInh

The ladies OF the Grand Army
Home Sewing club win meet wednes
day, November .. with Mrs. Rachael
Young, 4oi2 18th ave. N. Il. Take
car Is and get off at 18th ave Lunch.
con at 1870.
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The Prairie Rose club will meet
at the home OF Mrs. w. +. Prince.
1883 nth N. T.. Monday. November
u. 2 y. m. Fruit donation day.
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Will Receiue Tnformnllu

Mrs Arthur Pratt. with her daugh.
ters. Mrs. Frederick Lamping and
Mrs. Henry Pratt. will receive their
friends informally at the home OF
Mrs. Arthur Pratt. the second
Wednesday OF each month.
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The Orphee club held it's initial
meeting for tho winter season Wed.
nesday. November g. at the home OF
the president. Miss Loretta Harding.
2227 10th ave. N. A progressive plan
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Informal Luncheon
HOnOrs Mrs. Pfeiffer

Mrs. J. Il. Shields entertained with
an informal luncheon at her home
yesterday afternoon, az a compliment
TO Mrs. Louise Pfeiffer, OF st. Louis.
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THREE TEAS

THREE TEAS
Three teas were given during the
past week In compliment TO Mrs.
Bartlett. graciously lovely. repre-
senting distinguished Pennsylva-
MIA family. and the bride OF Lieu
tenant Frank Merrill Bartlett. air
service. Il. s. A.. the hero of one
Of the most notable flights in tho
history of the corps. an able execu-
tive who viii assist in the problem
OF defending the Philippines by air
plane.
The hostess on Saturday was Mrs.
John Evans Dobbs. whose table was
in gala array with all the golden
harvest colors. On Monday Mrs.
Frank A. Bartlett, mother of the
groom, opened her drawing-r
fof the first time after a long pc.
Rod of mourning. in honor of the
bride. The decorations were in
tones of rose leading up TO the
priceless India shawls. which were
a part Of the arrangement. on
"Wednesday Mrs. Hughes. wife of
Major John Law Hughes. U. S. A.
retired. was the hostess. her spa
cious house decked in orange and
yellow. experimenting the open
wood fires. The list az each tea
was large. augmented by service
and civilian sets. and by the line
from Fort worden. Fort Flagler,
and Fort Casey.
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Ladies' Auxiliary OF Temple de
Hlrsch viii hold It's regular monthly
meeting on Monday afternoon al z.so
In tho veatry rooms OF the temple.
Board meeting and election OF off.
GERS at o'clock.
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Tor she year was mapped out. The
program committee arranged for a
musical hour at the Kline.Calland
home the week Of November 18Th.
entertainment for the invalids and
conyalescents being one of the chief
objects OF the club. A number OF
special programs for Music week
we're outlined The next meeting of
the club will be held at the home of
Miss Rose kracower, asa 18th ave.
~. Wednesday. November 30.
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hostess mother and house guest.
Mrs. Martha Bearden MuIhoiland.
OF Washington. ID. c.. when the
line al Fort F'iagler came in for
tea. on Thursday. the guests OF
Mrs. wheichel. wife of Lieutenant
y. Longstrect whelchel. U. $. A.
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CHANTEcLER
ENCHANTAfE,NT

=
A dinner. recalling in It's environ
nent an enchanting scene from
Chanteclar. was given at Llnger-
longer Inn on Thursday when Cap
tain Louis James Bowler. L. s. A..
and Mrs. Bowler entertained in hon
or of Mrs. Madeleine II. Clifford. OF
California, the house guest. OF Col
onei Henry Macpherson Merriam.
4. $. A.. commander OF Fort wor-
den. and Mrs. Merriam. The round
table WAS surrounded by autumn
trees from the depths of whose
branches big-eyed owls looked out
exactly as IN Chantccler The au-
tumn note rcappeared in the dec.
orations of the feast. the central or
nament huge yellow pumpkin. filled
with fascinating favors released by
long ribbons as dessert progressed.
The place cards were effective re
minders OF the COLLINS waiting for
the unwary at Halloween. Under
the clever guidance of the hosts
conversation was added to the
menu. preceded by motoring and
followed by danciiif. The party was
completed by Major Alvin Charles
Miller. medical corps. U. s. a.. and
Mrs. Miller, Captain Arthur a.
Hughes. U. $. A.. and Mrs. Hughes.
Lieutenant Frederick l.. Hayden.
U. s. A.. and Mrs. Frederick l..
Hayden. Lieutenant Cyrus Quentin
Shelton. U. s. A.
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Allah Chaptrr So. mss

Allah chapter No. is5. o. r. s..
VIII give a card party at the Pana.
ma cafeteria. 1915 Third ave. on
Tuesday evening. November 3. 1921.
All Masons. Eastern Stars and
friends most cordially Invited
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City Federation W. G. T. T.

meeting OF the City Federation
of the w. c. 7. u. win be held at
Plymouth Congregational church.
Tuesday. November 8, at y. m.
Election of officers. Fun attendance
desired
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Canadian Club

The Canadian club OF Seattle VIII
hold It's regular fortnightiy meeting
on Tuesday evening. November &. nj
the Women's University club, 1905
Fifth ave. Dancing and cards. All
Canadians welcome.
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Seattle woman's 4Iub


The regular mSnthiy meeting Of
the Lafayette PIT. A. will be held
Tuesday. November 8. at 100 D. m.
In the lunch room Of the school
building. A muaicsi program win
be given by tho children of the diff
ferent grades and violin numbers By
Sorire Powers. A social half hour
win be feature OF the afternoon
and refreshmenta will be served.
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FORT CASEY
rnnTArIGurI !

The fortnightiy line party given
at their Fort Casey quarters by
Lieutenant Lyons C. vane. Y. s.
A.. and Mrs. vane was an agree
able even; OF the week.
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Allah Social club will meet ut the
home OF Mrs. Geo. Barclay. bi2e
Director ST., Wednesday. November
D. at p. m. Mrs. Blanche Le
crone, Mrs. Wilma Cooper and Mrs.
Helen Barclay, hostesses. Cards and
refreshments. All Eastern stars
welcome.
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THE nurrET

THE BUFFET
At the buffet dinner. which was
handrome. the guests were all en-
domino. and there WIS much jollity
The DIST was confined 20 the line
az Fort worden. heightened to in.
elude the official house parties. and
the partners OF the bachelor officers.
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With aristocratic charm. presii.
ing at the pretty tea table, was the
signed up, and Mrs. Anna Il. Mullins.
club secretary. who viii chaperon the
girls, says more girls are welcome.
The camp committee. with Miss
Grace Berry as chairman. Is plan.
ming lots Of good things TO eat and
an enjoyable program will be given
while there.
The japanese high school cabinet
will meet In the Girls clubroom, on
the third floor Of the Y. w. C. A..
Friday evening, November II. 7:30.
The Acacia. or Young Married
Women's club. will meet on Friday,
November IL.
All the clubs OF the association will
he glad to welcome any old.time club
girls during Come and See week, No
vSnber o to 10, inclusive. The club
rooms viii be open afternoons and
evenings, and visitors will be wei
come at all club meetings and pro-
grams. This would be an especially
appropriate time to renew old friend
ships and make new ones.
The Union Bible class or the Y.
w. c. A. will meet Thursday. Novem.
Der 10. at 545, for supper and so.
ciai hour in the private dining room
on the sixth floor OF the Y. w. C. A.
The usual study hour will follow, led
bv Mrs. Florence Porter.
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FORT WARD
AFFAIR

On Thursday at their Fort Ward
quarters. an attractive dinner was
given by Captain Arthur Kay
Chambers. Y. .. A.. commander OF
Fort Ward. and Mrs. Chambers. in
celebration of their fourth wedding
anniversary. their guests including
the official list
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I.adie. Of Grand Army Card Par,

Ladies' Of Grand Army Card Party
The home board managers Of the
Ladies OF the Grand Army home AZ
Puyallup will give card party al
Wings cafeteria Wednesday even.
ing, November .. at $50. All wei.
come.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

2 p. m. Literature and travel depart
nent al II n. m. The program TO be
Rose Terry Cook" by Mrs. w. A.
Waite. Resume. iiarpcr's Maya.
xIne." BY Miss Emma shmnway
travelog. The Capitol. Washington. .
by Mrs. c. c. Phillips.
Seattle Woman's Club
The literary Interpretation class Of
the Seattle wonan'm club viii meet
at the home of Mrs. Frank T.. Baker.
afis Harvard ave. ~. Tuesday. No
yember 8. at l .. IN. under the
leadership OF Madame Marie wernii
Bccbe. Current topic department. Mt
sss0 y. IN. Miss Maudc McCouKh.
leader.
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ARISTOCRATIC
CHARM

With aristocratic charm. presid.
Ing at the pretty tea table was the
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The Acacia, or Young Married
Women's club will meet on Friday,
November IL.
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The Retobe club will spend n week
end, on November IL and 10. at Yeo.
malt. Eighteen girls already have