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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-18
PIANIST rs bright
SPOT AT THE MOORE

Daisy Nellis. gifted pianist, N
the bright spot on the new orpheum
vaudeville bill that opened at the
Moore theatre sunday hhe playr
well. and the sunday audiences
showed that vaudeville patrons can
receive good music na well ms jazz.
George Jusnel. In HIS Troubles Of
1890" Nv booked ~ the feature act
IT'S take-off on girl reviews. JuHsel
has some smart lines and sings one
catchy refrain. lie II ably assisted
by a corps OF chorus girls.
Durham and williams sing and
talk nomo In "Happiness.- They
just do got by. The same can be
said for ia and Birdie Conrad. with
their Honey HonRs."
Grant Gardner gets over some
comedy I'm the way Of IA take off on
learned language" and then proves
that as "a comedian he's a fine cor.
netist His cornet solos were really
well received.
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Additional Committees
for Tennis Ball

Additional committees for the Ten.
mis- BAH on Friday evening In Chris
tenzcn's hail are announced as fol
lows.
Mrs. II. william Crosby. chairman
OF the serving committee. assisted by
Mrs Montgomery Russell. Mira VIII
liam Randall Crawford. Mrs. Guido
Faris and Mrs. Richard w. Perry,
The vfrcshment committee with
Mrs. Thomas F'ranAloli. Mrs Cecil
Bacon and Mrs. George NJ. Horton
will be assisted BY Mrs. Perry Truax.
Mrs Walter u. Beals. Mrr. j. w.
Goodwin and Mrs. Pierre +. Ferry.
Tickets may be obtained from tho
Tennis club. East T6s. Mrs Mont.
Eomery Russell. Capitol s7s: Mrs.
William II. Crawford. Capitol 17sa.
and from Miss Dorothy Greene.
Capitol 1854
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A MIDST a wealth Of spring bios,
~ SONS. Miss Ruth Martin. daugh-
ter Of Mrs NJ Il. Martin. became
the bride OF Mr.. Wilmer 4. Hewitt
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Byron
l. sutton last Saturday evening,
Rev. ]. ID. McfIauehlan. Of ST Marks
church. reading the service at SSo
O'Clock. In front OF tho fireplace
which was banked with green's and
yapaneSe cherry blossoms TAN
wicker standards. holding niasscs OF
snowy tulips and linked by bands OF
white satin ribbon. formed the aisle
thru which the bridal party passed.
Mrs Ellsworth $. Gibson OF Yak.
ma. with Miss Josephine Kaufman
Of waila Walta at the piano. sans
80 Promise Me-" preceding the
Mendelssohn Wedding March. played
by Miss Elaine Cuihngton- Mr..
Frederick Mercer and Mr. Herbert
Bryant led the bridal procession.
closely followed by little Valerie
Ellis. dainty in a white rutfled or.
candle frock. carrying the ring con.
ocaIed in tiny basket OF Cecil
Drummer buds.
There were two bridesmaids. Miss
Helen Nerhorpe and Miss Dorothy
Cooley Miss Neithorpc WAS modish.
ly gowned In coral organdle. with
which she wore turquoise blue
sash and white hat faced with blue.
Her flowers were coral sweet peas
showered. Miss Cooley wore n smart
gown OF Nile green organdie and a
lovely shell pink leghorn hat trim
med In field flowers. She carried a
shower bouquet OF pink sweet peas.
Miss Marjorie h. Martin OF Spokane
was maid OF honor. and was prcttily
attired in an orchid taffcta gown
Pink tulips formed her lovely bou-
auet. Mrs. Halford Hockctt OF FL.
topia. sister OF the bride. was matron
of honor. Her beautiful gown was
OF turquoise blue metaline cloth.
with an ovcrirapery OF embroidered
net. her flowers were Ike the maid
OF honor s--piuk tulips.
The bride. who was given In mar
rage by her uncle. Mr.. @. III. Green
Of Ritxviilc. was charming in her
bridal dress OF white satin and Chan
ully lace. Her court train was fas-
tened at the shoulders. and her love
W lace veil was arranged in eoronct
effect. with high back pLAIts and
garlanded with orange blossoms; II
fell the length Of her train. Orchids.
gardenias and lilies OF the valley In
shower composed her bouquet Mr..
Mr.. Robert NJ. Hewitt the groom's
brother. acted as his groomsrnan-
A reception followed the service.
with Mrs Byron I. Sutton. Mrs. o.
IL Green Of Ritxville. Mrs w. Il
Cunningham OF Everett, and Mrs.
John Matthews assisting.
Mrs Robert NJ. Hewitt dispensed
the Inequalities OF the supper table.
assisted by Miss Leura Parsons.
Miss Alice Swopc. Miss Josephine
Kaufman. Miss Kathleen Hewitt.
Miss Phoebe sutton and Miss Lois
Dickinson of okanogon-
On their wedding journey Mrs.
Hewitt wore one piece costume OF
black ratin and dark blue duvctyn
wrap. with tailored hat 10 CORE
spond. Mr.. and Mrs. Hewitt viii be
at home after May /. at 900 Jf,h
ave. South
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WASHING
YOUR HAIR

Put n double handful or bran 1,
a oheeeecloth bag. put ~ into 3
quarts Of water and let ~ stesp
the stove until the water 49,
from the bran. Wash your ~
this. rinsing with clear warm w.
II ~ an excellent cleaner ana =
make the hair grow.
.N-N~N~~o>~e~~.<s< ~@-~~~->~~~>A>.
and inclosing the whole In tjsh1
wrapped pieccs 81 iinfOii -
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THERE ARE - 900 900 900 900 RED
BLOOD CORPuSCf.E9 ~ YOUR BLOOD
AND EACH ONE MUST HAVE IRON.
When your blood is starving for iron
no mere tonic nor stlnulAnts can put
you right You must have iron. To get
iron you must eat the husks Of grains
and the pesis and skins % fruits and
vegeta bies "a our forefathers dld or take
a little organic iron from time 10 time
and eat more such iron.containlng foods
a. spinach and apples But be sure the
iron you take II organic iron ana not
metallic or mineral iron which people
usually take Metallic iron IL iron just
az 10 comes from the action Of strong
acids on small pieces OF iron and Is
therefore an entirely different thing from
organic iron. Organic iron u like the
iron in your blood and like tho iron In
spinach. lentlis and apples. II may be
had from your druggist under the name
OF NuNatcd Iron.
Nuxatsd Iron represents organic iron
In such highly condensed form that one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-18

dose of ~ r. estimated 10 b. approri.
matriy equivalent On organic iron con
teuD 20 eating half quart OF spinach.
one quart OF green vegetables or half
a dozen apples. It's Ike taking extract
Of beef Instead Of eating pounds OF meat
II you are not strong or well you owe
u 10 yourself TO make the following test
Sec how long you can work or hos far
you can walk without becoming tired.
Next take two five-EraIn tablets % ordi-
nary Nurated Iron three times per day
after meals for two weeks Then test
your strength again and see how much
you have gained.
over f.00o. 900 people annually are
'using SUXATED IRON II will not In
tufe the teeth nor disturb the stomach
Your money viii be refunded by tho
manufacturers n you do not obtain per-
fsctiy satisfactory results.
Beware Of substitutes. Always look
for tho word NUXATED on every pack :
age and the letters " l. on every tablet.
Sold by all druggists in tablet form only.
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Mrs. Hilton
Honored at Tea

The East Seattle guild entertained
with tea on Thursday afternoon at
the homo Of Mrs. H. ~. Stewart. In
compliment 10 Mrs.D. n Hilton. the
wife OF the new rector or tho church.
In the receiving tine with Mrs.
Stewart and Mrs Hilton were Mrs.
A. J. Allen. Mrs. II. &. kcnrncy and
Mrs Frederick r. Shelley.
Presiding az the urns were Mrs. T..
r. Kellogg. Mrs. ]. Thomas Hail.
Mrs. Reeves Anymore. jr. and Mrs
Lambert stewart. assisted By Miss
Theima Cheshire. Miss Josephine
Estey. Miss GeorKccn AngcluH. Miss
Marian Lane and Miss Betty Shelley.
In charge OF the dining room were
Mrs. y. AnEcius. Mrs. l.. J. Pritch-
ard. Mrs. r. c. Kellogg. and. assist
ing. Mrs J. T. Dickey. Mrs. War.
rem Upper. Mrs. ]. Blain and Mrs.
It. Grub. a delightful musical pro
gram. arranged by Mra Walter
Brown. was given during the after
noon,
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GOOD PROGRAM
AT PALACE HIP

Tho new show opening AZ Loow'a
Palace lip II full of variety and
pep
cilmhxing the bill IL the offering
OF the Sherlock Sisters and Clinton,
two pretty girls and a man. who fen,
turo gorgeous costumes and scenic
effects In their advertisement.
Tho sketch is comedy piayiet.
'-T<cnty Seven Hundred" capably
presented by Robert T. oconnor and
two associate players.
Morey SIENNA and D-an are anoth.
er trio. this time composed Of two
men and a girl. whose comedy talk
registers hit
Versatility marks the effort OF
Melville and Sieuson. a jolly young
man and a pretty girl.
Busar's Toy Terriers display 4 real
sense Of humor. az well ns admirable
trimming in their performance.
The Fatal Hour Ii the feature
photopisy.
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PRESERVE
FLOWERS

Flowers frequently are used in dec
orativo work when II In not possible
10 keep them In vases. m given the
following treatment. they will retain
their freshness an long as II kept In
water.
Soak small pieces Of cotton wool
In n strong solution Of carbonate OF
soda and water placing these around
the lower ends Of the flower stems
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girl IN LIMOUSINE"
AT THE WILKES

Farce. fined 20 tho brfm ana run
ming over with laughter. was fur
nished patrons OF tho wilkes theatre
Sunday. in the opening performance
OF The Girl In the Limousine"
Rapid action kept the merrimrnt
tumbling over Itself. In the leading
role. Alexis Luce was ridiculounly
funny. Jane Morgan also proved
her aptitude for comedy. Others
who contributed 10 the enjoymen.
were Emmett vogan. Fanchon Ev.
rrhnrt Mary Thorne. Rita Boland.
Howard Russell. Henry Hall. John
Nickerson and Errnan Seayey.
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BUTLER OFFERS
LIVELY REVUE

with a largo opening chorus. In
which every member contributes n
speciality. the new edition OF REV
els OF 1891" at the Butler this week.
is especially entertaining.
Harry Bedding n n new face 70 be
seen among the clever group OF en-.
trrtaInera. Belongs song. Il Love
You. Dear goes over big.
Evelyn Harris contributes q dash
Ing Spanish number.
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soa,ii. Indx-. Degree OF Hour~

Seattle lodge. Degree OF Honor
Protective association. viii hold n
business meeting Tuesday. April ID.
3 p. m. in tho Evergreen hall. Ar
eads building. Reports from the
Grand lodge seasion. Just closed. viii
BE- given by Mrs Florence Hesner.
chairman Of No. 7 dcieKation TO tho
Grand lodge. which contains much %
interest TO all members Visiting
members cordially invited 10 bo pres
~nt
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Engagement of Miss
Mendenhdu Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Ncndenhall an.
nounee the engagement OF their
daughter. Katherine, to Mr.. c. Bry.
ant MacDouEall.
The wedding win take place about
the middle OF May. in the Pilgrim
Congregational church.
Both Miss Mendenhsn and Mr..
MacDougali attended the University
OF Washington. Miss Mendenhail Is
member OF chi Omega sorority and
Mr.. Bryant graduated and is a mem.
Der Of Alpha Tau Omega and Sigma
Dclta Chi. and also OF tho Oval club.
Durins the war he served as a naval
aviator.
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Personal

Mr.. Franklin Sawyer Palmer. who
u visiting In the East. is at present
the guest OF relatives at the Chai.
fonte hotel at Atlantic city, and plans
TO spend this week with her son. Paul
Palmer. In New York and Greenwich.
Conn-
Mrr Paul c. Harper and children.
who spent las, week a, Lake Cheian.
returned TO their homo Saturday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry A. shore. ar
cofnpani.f by Mrs. Shores mother.
Mrs. Rosa Jacobs. are leaving In a
few days for Los Angeles. where they
viii make their homo
Bishop Frederick w. Kea,or OF Ia.
coma Kprn, the week end ar the gties,
OF DR.. and Mrs. Frederick Bentley.
AIR. and Mrs. q. Y. NJ. Pratt and
family spent tho weekend a, Port
Madison
Mrs. C. q. Morris ~ Elizabeth. ~.
J.. In tho guest Of her Honin law and
daughter. Mr.. and Arr- Walter Ham.
n,on. planning to remain for the sum.
mer month";
Mr. Charles Friday. 81 Portland.
will arrive In tho city this week. "a
4 Join Mrs. Friday. who In tho gucs,
Of Mr. and Mrs. D. c. Aver.
Mrs. George w. Booi. and son.
Warren. returned Friday night from
week spent In Yakima
Mfr. and Mrs. o. w. Watson re-
turned Saturday from two months
spent In Europe.
Mrs. Wilbur scr7Iby and children.
I and Mrs. Andrew Heinrich returned
the las; Of the week from California,
where they have been Tor tho, past
two months.
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Prot Clark +. HIHnett rfH dfHN"r
n lecture at an open meeting OF Cen
George A. Custer camp. Sons OF Vet
Grams. Tuesday evening. April 10. IN
Veterans hall. Armory. The musical
program will be furnished by the
Queen Anne orchestra. with Mrs.
Etta NJ. sandatedt and Miss Madeline
l.. Butler AZ tho soioinin. The ocea,
sion OF this meeting Is the com
menoration OF the Baltimore riot.
where the firn, blood Of the civil war
WIS shed. the date marking the Goth
anniversary Of that event The pub
lie In cordially invited 10 attend
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Lincoln High School TT. A.

The regular meeting OF tho Lincoln
High School PIT. A. win be held
Tuesday. April 10. In tho study hall
Of the now annex. The program viii
bee devoted 10 garden work. with Mr.
II. y. Chapman. head OF school gar
dcning. in charge. assisted by Mr.. A.
J. Reltzrr. instructor Of agricultural
botany. Guests VIII visit the school
greenhouse. and plants win be given
eneh ylnltor.
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MnsicdLe-Tea

In compliment 10 Mrs. William
Edris, who has been president Of the
Capitol Hin guild. rosigning on &C.
count Of leaving for San Francisco.
where she will reside, the Capitol
FIN Guild viii entertain with a
nugicale.tea at the home of Mrs
Mark odcll next Monday afternoon.
April %
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FOR SKIN TORTURES
Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic
Liquid. Just What You
Need. Is Not Greasy

Don't worry about eczema or other
skin troubles. You can have q clear.
healthy skin b. using Zemo. OBJ
tanned at any drug store for Sc, Of
extra large bottle for $l.00.
Zcmo generally removes pimples.
blackheads blotches. eczema and ring.
worm and makes the skin clear and
healthy. Zcmo is a clean, penetr ating.
antiseptic liquid. neither sticky nor
greasy and stains nothing. Il Is easily
applied and costs mere trifle for each
application. II is always dependable,
The z. ". Roe Co, Cleveland. q
Advertisement
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that probably blood and RED
BLOOD CoRPUSCLES a DYING MILLIONS
WARNING SYMPTOMS-when
the until
4 New orkp
md
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MENDTNG
STOCKINGS

Thin. soft leather h excellent for
rn.ndlnE the heels OF chiidrcn's stock.
inEn. Chamols leather is especially
good for this Sew one OF these
pieces OF leather over tho worn part
II il perfectly comfortable. remains
pilahlc even after washing. and
makes the stocking heel wear longer.
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Annual Meeting ri PrrsbytnriL
Sortsy

The s.d annual meeting Of the Sc
a,ils Pr~shyteriai society win BE- held
in Westminster Presbyterian church.
corner Of broadway and Columbia
n;.. April ~ and 10. ~ go p. IN.
on the isth. a banque, will b, served.
20 which all young people are invit
ed. on tho 18th tho nesting viii
open at 10 n IN.
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Progressive
Dinner Pnrtn

Miss Mary DE Grandpre, Miss
Christine Tr1iax and Miss Ruth
Joslyn were hostcsses at pro.
gressive dinner Saturday evening,
entertaining twelve guests. Later
dancing was enjoyed at the home Of
Miss Joslyn.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Deparfm~nt Of Womrn's Century
club

Tho Spanish department win met
"wednesday at 1890 at the Y. W. c.
A. Friday tho literature and travel
department viii mee; a, II a m. a'
the Y. W. c. A. Tho program In
cludes a paper by Miss sara Williams
and the reading of original poems by
Mrs. NJ. A. Waite. Tn. Amcricanixa,
ton department will NEE, a; O'Clock
az the Y. W. G. A. on Friday. The
civtcs committee has charge Of the
program nj the regular Century club
meeting on Friday al .. m. a' the
Y. w. c. ~. which includes a talk by
Mrp. John Trumbull on tho WON
ans Industrial Home and Legislative
Measures. and n report Of the work
done by the committee I'm the past
year by Mrs r. i. Weeks
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Tho Human Analysis class win
meet TUESDAY evening. April 10, al
s1s Globe building. First ave. and
Madison 81 Headings will b. given
hy Professor A. l.. sixor. Ph. ~. and
Professor John y. Aver. Eubjoc, TO
be blondes and Brunette"
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Miss SoaCle VIII Be
Con,plimented at
Rrid1e Tea

Complimentary 70 Miss Marion
sowie. Mrs. Arrigo VI. Young and
Mrs. Clyde NJ. Hadlcy are entertain
ing with a bridge tea Saturday after.
noon at the home Of Mrs. Hadl.y.
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Canadian Club

Tho members OF the Canadian club
win entertain with a card party and
dance Tuesday evening in the privat.
dining room of Moves cafeteria.
Fourth ave. and Pine 81. A splendid
musical program has been arranged
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Capitol Vul ". &. TT.

-Child welfare" viii he the topic
Of discussion at the meeting Of the
Capitol lin w. c. T. 4. at the home
OF Mrs. J. T.. Mccallum. i2sI 18TH
ave. ~. at 1880 n m.
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Thr<a Alpha Alliance

Theta Alpha Alliance OF Delta pcl,a
Delta az chapter house. +7it Uni
verziiy boulevard at $50 y. IN. Pro
gram In charge OF Mrs w. ID. Loung
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Red Cross nursing clasnes nj Whit.
worth school. lao. at Redmond. ..
m. bryant school. .. m. and Brigh.
ton Beach. 7.80 y, m
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All Review. No. 80. w. u. A..
will meet In tho W. o. W. hall. a,
.. IN. A. $40 there will be bcne
at card party.
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willie. suppose you know what
a caterpillar ia7"
"Yea'm. It's an upholstered worm "
-Roaton Post
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L1fnchco,, Hostess

Mrs Joseph Daniels was hostess
on Friday at her home. entertaining
with a luncheon OF eight covers.
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Best foodstuffs for tho least at
Boldt'm--Advertiscm
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the milo OF pennies be brought In at
this time.
Woman's Educational Club
Mrs. !. ". McGrew viii entertain |
the members OF the Womnn's Eduoa.
tionai club at luncheon at her home. |
50sT 10th ave ~. n. at I o'clock. Tho |
speakers will be Mira Henry Landen. |
president Of the Seattle Federation |
OF WomcnH clubs. and Mrs John |
Trumbull. who viii talk Of the work 1
OF the last state legislature, Mrs |
Henry w. Lung will discuss the NOV |
Ing picture situation and musical |
program viii be given by Mira |
George Root
Queen Anne Circle of the Fruit and
Flower Mission
The Quecn Anne circle Of the Fruit /
and Flower Mission will meet for Y |
o'clock luncheon with Mrs. Frank |
A. Plumer. ie31 nth ave. w.
John Hay PIT. a.
The annual election OF officers viii |
take place 81 the meeting Of the
John Hay PIT. A.. which In called
/ for J o'clock at tho school house.
Mira W. X Mcfarland and Miss A.
J. Cotton will give short sddrcnses
Sunset Heights Literary Club
The sunset Heights Literary club
will meet with Mrs. Lena braves.
eli 10Th ave. ~. at $50 o'clock.
|
WaIia WaIIa PIT. A.
Tho Campfire Girls have charge OF
the program at tho meeting Of the
waiia Waila PIT. 4. at tho school
a; TAO. Miss Ruth Brown and MIR.
Mead Elliott viii speak
Seattle browning Society
Rock seven Of tho Ring and the
Book will be discussed at the meet
ms OF the Seattle browning nocsety
al the home OF Mr.. r. W. BurEie-
hauf. Els w. Comzsock st.. AT 1870
.. IN
siadrons PIT. A.
Mrs.. C. y Bognriun viii tank on
"Campfir. Girls at the meeting of
tho Msdrona PIT. A. a, ; y. m. Mrs
phnip GearharL vocalist. with Miss
Frances Andrews AZ the piano. viii
contribute musical numbers.
Study Class Of Itainicr Chaptnx.
u. 4. H.
The study class Of Rainier chapter.
y. A. II. will meet with Mrn. J. 7.
keppcL 1913 EvanAton ave- at ;
p. m
Webstw TT. A.
Mr.. Jerome shaffer win h~ the
speaker a, the meeting OF tho Web
nt-r PIT. A. at tho school at $40
p. tn
Parliamentary Procedure Class
Tho parliamentary procedure elias.
~ the Seattle Council OF Minute
Women viii meet at o'clock In club
room No. :. Y. W. c. A.
brighton TT. A.
Miss Martha Roller viii speak on
Cooperation Of Parents and Teach.
erx' at the meeting OF tho Brighton
PIT. A. at the school at $40 q. IN
|
Doecas Circle
MIS-. G. VI. Hahn and Mrs. w. p
Young viii entertain the members Of
Dorcas Circle At tho home OF the
latter. st.s W. cath at. At p. m.
|
7. q. r. Club
The l. o. T.. club will entertain hi
n benefi, card party a. the I.ikR
club at : .. m Reservations may
be made by telephone with Mrs. ~
T. Moody. who viii DO hostess at the
|
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For a juicy steak. let's 10 In
Poldts.-Advertisem
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

by Miss Winifred Bateman. and Mr..
W. Il. Keith IN chairman OF tho recop-
ton committee.
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Are You Weak, Worn or Worried?
Is Your Blood Thin and Waterv

So that makes you seepless easily fagued7
Don't wait until you collapse but 10 fortay
your starving blood with iron today. How 10 do 4.
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Queen Anne Circle. Child Conserve
fion League

tion League
Tho Queen Anne circle Of tho Child
Conservation league viii meet with
Mrs. II H. Wright. 1919 Fifth ave.
W. on Tuesday nj 30 .. m. Mrs. NJ.
l.. Wright will speak on Psychology
OF the Conscious ana suboonHcious
Mind" and Mrs. a. II. Van Bunkirk
viii read "A paper on Interesting tho
Boys and Girls IN Back Yard and Va.
cant Lot Gardening" Mrs. G. NJ.
Cabin will read "A paper on "EducI'
tlonai Value OF school Gardens"
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Seattle
Society

Miss Martin Becomes
Mrs. Heicitt at Pretty
Home Wedding; Miss
MendenhdU Announces
Engagement; TO Enter
tain With Bridge Tea.
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n man h truly benevolent he
never boasts Of II.
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I. O. r. Cnh

The r. O. T.. club will entertain NJ
benefi, card party at the EikT
club at .. m Reservations may
be made by telephone with Mrs. ".
r. Moody. who viii DO hostess at the
affair.
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CLUBS ron TUESDAY
West Side woman's improvement
SIuh

The West Side woman'r Improve
ment club viii hold a sale Of food
and household articles at tho home
OF Mrs. Bradley 7. Fuwlhen. 1901
ieth ave. 4. w. from 1850 until
o'clock. The president OF The club
desires that all Of the filled alps OF
the milo OF pennies be brought IN at
this time.
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Study Class Of Itainior Captsr.
Ii A IL

The study class Of Rainier chapter.
y. A. II. will meet with Mrn. J. T.
keppci. 1919 Evanston ave. at ,
p. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-18

Mr.. Jerome shaffer win Re the
speaker q, the meeting OF tho Web.
ntrr PIT. A. at tho school at sIo
p. tn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-18

Mrs. C. y Bonrdun viii tank on
Campfire Girls at tho meeting os
tho Msdrona PIT. A. at .. m Mrs.
philip Gearhart vocalist. with Miss
Frances Andrews NJ the piano. viii
contribute musical numbers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-18

Mrs. Wilbur scr7iby and children.
and Mrs. Andrew Heinrich returned
the las; Of the week from California,
where they have been for tho, past
two months.