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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-18
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Musical Art Society to
Present Program; Fare
sceu Dinner for Mr..
and Mrs. Calkins.

yI1EDNESpAY morning az the
w Fine Arts Gallery, 1919 Fourth
ave. the Musical Art Society will
give its first regular concert OF the
season, which Is open 10 both asso.
ciate and active members. Tho pro-
gram will begin at II O'Clock and is
AZ follows.
sonata. q Minor ........,....... .sjosren
tAllexro sfsaee. andante. rrestop
Miss Marjorie Miller. Niolinlst.
Miss irene Hampton, piano.
-, -Ioy Of the Morning. Harriet ware
tn) s,ccareerstion" ..s...-.k.... Msnney
.e5 sWiil O. the wtsp'', Gilbert Spross
Mrs Carl HehiitHell. soprano.
Mr.. Malcolm Hughes at the piano,
cal s'or the Road to Mandaisy' $500.
u, An. Love but a Day" ..... .cneerti
fcl Z An Thy Harp ........ Woodmeh
Mr. Archie A. Rugsles tenor,
Mr.. Ralph u. Major at the piano.
siberia Ncfens" ............ .Menasteric
Miss Marjorie Miller.
Miss Hampton AZ the piano.
n, The Time for Making Song Rogers
nj .sThe Sacred Fire. .kussei
Mrs Hchlltrei
Mira Hughes at the piano.
Z. f&1 ssvesta Ia Glabbs" ("PAgtiaeciD d..
49,. .-*.......s...... i'ecneANsao
III srprioetime' ....-....s... ririndeul
fc1 Last Hour. .......s. Kramer
Mr.. Archie A. BuEries.
Mr.. Major at the piano
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music
Theo Karle Concert
Dla.~.e,
I)lnases

s'ts''F
Last evening rhco Karle. young
American tenor assisted by Enrique
Itos. Cuban pianist. was heard In
concert q the Metropolitan theatre.
MIR. Karie h not new 10 Seattle
audiences. having appeared here In
concert before. and been greeted with
the greatest enthusiasm.
There are fcw American singers on
the concert stage today who possess
lyric tenor voice OF the richness Of
that OF Mr. karle. Ills voice II well
placed and his tones are clear. firm.
aud his enunciation excellent Since
his last concert In this city bis voice
has developed and ~ more finished.
so that IL In now one OF exceptional
quality.
'sro belinda" over the Steppc"
and t.ehmann's Moon OF My De
light" were delightfully sung. as
were samoan Love Songs" by
strioklen. In the aria "cielo G mar"
from "Gioconda." the artist was
given an opportunity 20 display all
the lovely qualities Of his voice. "Au
pnya" by Holmes. I'm Follow You"
Life" Boats ~ Mine" by Miller
and o'Haru'S THE Living God" were
other numbers enthusiastically re-
cclved. The audience was very In
nintent for encercs and Mr.. karle
Frnciously responded with several, OF
which who knowr,' '"rhe Land OF
the Sky Blue Water" Peggy. Dear
Peggy" Little Mother Of Mine and
II Hear You Calling Nc" were the
most enjoyable.
Enrique RIOS. brilliant Cuban
pianist, who has been sent here by
the Cuban government for advanced
study. and who Is making his Amer
lean debut on the Pacific coast. re
ceived mcrited applause. His play
ing 81 a group Of Chopin was that
Of a finished artist IN the works OF
Fuentie'n. comprising Three Char
aeterintic Cuban Dances" Sclahine,
Moshownki and I.iszt he revealed
magnificent technique and tonnl col.
orlng. For encorcs he responded
with r fiat yaiee. March Miliiaire
and Major yaise by Chopin. In
many respects. the playing OF RIOS
reaemhle. that Of Cortoi. the great
French pianiv Harold Hicks proved
an able accompanied.
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whitworth PIT. a. will meet IN
the school auditorium. wednesday,,
October 10. , p. m. Mrs. =. II.
Fleming OF tho vocational depart
mcnt win be the speaker.
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Social Club No. \, w. n. A. Of the
Nax..ta.s

Social Club No \. w. II. A. OF the
Maccabccs win meet at the home
OF Mrs. ~ II zcch. 67s2 nth ave.
N. ". Thursday. October 90 at
1880 y. m.
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Tennis Club Card
Pnrtu Success

The first card party Of the season,
which took place at the Tennis club
<yssterday afternoon, was a success
full affair. Included among those
entertaining guests were Mrs. r.
william Crosby. Mrs. X. A. BALM.
ger. Mrs. william Beebe. Mrs. Rex
Stafford. Mrs. Raymond Fenner,
Mrs.. Horace Reed, Mrs. J. r.. Crouch,
Miss r. Mather. Mrs. Hugh Purcell.
Mrs. corwin Eberting. Mrs. Lister
Holmes. Mrs. David Kellogg, Mrs.
John l.. snapp and Mrs. Frank Eos.
ter.
Additional guests came In at the
tea hour. when Mrs. Rex tsafford,
Mrs. william NJ. Beebe, Mrs. corwin
Eberting and Mrs. Raymond Fenner
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II am very weak and nervous and
am rapidly losing weight. Do you
think nursing my baby, now IL
months old, is had for me7''
Probably II will be better for you
both TO wean tho baby at once. II
YOU have been giving her Some bot.
tie feelings during the past two or
three months. 1, will not be difficult
10 get her off the breast IN two
weeks. | am sending you directions
for feeding baby at one year. You
should have plenty OF meat. milk.
eggs. frcah vegetables, seasonable
fruits, bread and butter and other
everyday foods that you like. Sleep
eight hours and lie down an hour
every afternoon: spend two hours In
the open air every day. See a good
doctor as soon as possible for the
cause Of the falling weight.
THE star says you viii tell me
what ! want TO know about babies.
want 10 know every single thing
there In to know. My baby will be
born in a month"
That IL quite a large order. is II
not? wish | knew every single
thing there is TO know about babies
myself. But there are some things
I do know. I ahlnk. and am send
ing you some OF them In a letter
Reduced TO a line. these are: Have
good GIVE before the baby is born:
have the best care possible at the
birth OF the baby: take time to get
strong aftcrward before going 20
work; nurse the baby at the breast;
reduce his daily care TO q routine in
which all tho essential things are
done at the same hours every day;
learn what the essential things are
and how 10 do them.
Q-My baby Is 20 months old. I
arm going 10 wcan him next month.
Shall ! feed him at night?
Avery baby, almost without ex.
ccption, liz better off II weaned by
the end OF the first year. or even
at 10 months. Your baby is behind
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Monday Practice
Club Meets

Mr.. Frederick Adams entertained
me Monday Practice club at Its first
meeting OF the season mt her home
Il Laurelhurst. Monday morning al
eleven o'clock. Luncheon followed
ehe interesting program Of French
music which IL given below:
~ ssaGelody' from ''orphsus''' .Gluck
III IA Preci<use" Coupcrin -kr~tsies
Mira A. Lawson
Mr.. A. G. Phfiiips. accompanies.
Ana '.chsforosenxA' sEuridiee" from
eOrpheusfD ...-.......-......-.G CHIC
Mrs. Clare " Fsrnxworth.
Mr.. Brousszis Beck az the piano.
fa1 '@rsmbourin. .....-......... Ramesu
~ s-Tambourfn" ........... Mondonviiis
Miss Marjorie Miller.
Daisy Wood Hildr~,h ut the piano.
s>WiGaudon- from -Dardonus''l ....... .
Mrs. Bronsxais Beck.
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Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Barnes. who
have been spending the past month
in the East. are expected to return
in about ten days.
Mrs. James u. Howe. who went
East several weeks ago. u now in
South Carolina
Mrs. Herbert A. Schoenfeld has re-
turned from an extended Eastern
trip. While away she visited her
sons. Kenneth and Herbert. Jr.. who
are attending the Virginia Military
academy.
Mrs. Charles l.. Moses left Sunday
for vader. Wash. 10 be the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert ". Cheney until
Thursday.
Mrs J. ". Fox and Mrs. W. II.
jenkins left today for Victoria.
u. c.. to spend few days.
Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Peters are In
Los Angeles. guests at the Hotel
Alexandria.
Mrs. Alexander s. GoodfcIiow r.
turned last week from q two months
Eastern trip. Miss Catherine Howe,
who has been visiting In the East,
returned with her.
Mrs. w. III. Collier. who has been
the guest OF her son-in law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. James r
Lamp. left yesterday for California,
whsfe she win spend the winter.
Mrs. w. l.. Woodruff viii leave this
week for Myrtle Point. n. C.. 70 visit
her son-inIaw and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. sidney Garfield Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Moffat have re.
moved from Queen Anne Hin TO the
Woodland Park apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Eddy were
lin Vancouver. p. C., for the week.
end.
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Fo~s.on Thyre-eu Auxiliary

Fortson Thygescn auxiliary. u. n
w. ". in club rooms. Fraternal
Brotherhood hall. 3sith Fremont,
ave. Relief lunch a, noon. Cards AT
? .. m. Mrs. II. ID. Longfeilow and
Mrs. +. T.. Blackford hostesses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-18
IRON MOULD

A solution Of begonla leaves will
remove the iron mould better than
anything else. Simmer the bcgonia
leaves until a dark green solution is
obtained. Rub the solution. when
cold. on the mould stain and leave
on the garment for about five min
utes. Then rinse h clear water
and expose to the sun. III one ap-
piication does not bring the desired
result. try II again.
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Orthopedic Tea Shop
Service Wednesdnu

Mrs. George Shield. assisted by the
ladies from the Westminster Presby.
terrain church. will be In charge OF
the Orthopedic Tea shop. 1914 Fourth
ave. Wednesday. Assisting her will
be Mrs. II. j. Lenz. Mrs. NJ. 8.
Wooster. Mrs. II. II. Ken . iy. Mrs.
H. H. Graves. Mrs. G. seeley. Mrs.
w. Scott Matheson. Miss Mary
walker and Miss Louise Bailey.
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MERINGUE

There ~ one way In which you
can make mcrinRue and always be
sure OF the result Beat the eggs
TO a stiff, dry froth. Remove ths
heater and with a silver spoon beat
in one tablespoon Of powdered sugar
10 each egg white. Add the flavor
then, II there Ia to be any. and beat
until dry and fluffy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-18
Chinese Fantasies at
Sunset Club

On "Wednesday afternoon at 5
o'clock az the Sunset club. the enter.
tianment viii he Chinese Fan.
tastes" by Miss Mary Dudley
Walker with Miss Dorothy Ewing
az the piano The hostcsses will he
Mrs. J. Tate Mason and Mrs. James
Colbert sullivan.
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If MOTORING

II you're doing great deal Of mo
torinr. your wells are bound 70 be
come very dusty. and n the dust Is
left TO rub on your skinswhcn the
veil IL worn again. the latter will
soon be greatly injured. After every
long run. wash the veil. you win be
surprised al the difference u viii
make In your skin.
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Benefit for Orthopedic
Hospital

For tho benefit OF the chiidren's
orfhopcdic hospital the Mount Baker
Park guild have arranged concert
for Thursday evening. October 30. at
the Masonic temple. The following
program. which begins at sis
o'clock. viii be given:
Song OF the Blind 0iri 60 Her Harp"
sssstsssss ststsssss fsttstssst fNioNef
Miss Ruth tAnrud
SisVcntc Fantasia, s..... nsotsk -kretsier
"pomando vt Response" colrid Sc Taylor
Mrs Margaret Mcculioch Lang.
Group OF frcuch Songs t>NiIt, Century,
Mrs sara Y. n. Peabody,
Two Waltaes. ..........s...s.sss nFahms
"l<rcisIeriana fntermeEro NJ. .Schumann
waits. Observation-Disclosures. chopin
clara nsmrosch Seymour
Paul McCoole at the piano.
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Recipe for
RdUfOH

Recipe for
RdUi0Ii
Dear Miss Grey: I would be great
iy pleased n you would give me a
recipe for making Ravioii Thanking
you very kindly. MRS. r. NJ.
IL cups flour;
~ coo;
Warm enter;
~ cup cracker crumbs
IL cup grated Parpcsdn
cheese;
~ cup chopped cooked spin
ach:
rog;
white stock:
Salt;
Pepper.
SIT flour on board and make a
depression IN center, drop In one
hall e0g and rsotsfen aosfh spurm
icafer to sfiU dough. Kncad anfn
smooth. corer and let stand 10 piin-
sfes: then roll as thin a. a sheet Of
paper, using a rolling pin. Cut IN
strips "a long az paste. and fioo and
fhree-fonrfhs inches ,tride. using a
pastry t10ocr. Mr. cracker crumbs.
spinach and eoc; ptotsfen ,r,fh stock
and season uifh soif and pepper. Put
MIXTURE BY f,ace-foSrfhs fcaspooH
on Iotoer half OF strips Of paste. fuo
irchcs apart. Fold upper part Of
paste oper Iosncr part Press edges
together and bef,rcen Nurture usfh
tips Of thumbs: then cut apart. using
pastry Jooocr. C,ok IN srhitc stock
10 minutes. fake sp with skinner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-18

MISS GREY will receive resk.
Nl err Of this department y
The Star office on Tuesdays from
0 10 4, and nj other times by sp-
poiniment. Please do not come
on other days than Tuesday nm
less you have an appointment
with Mise Grey, ~ unexpected Wis
itors interfere with her writing.
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Special Business
Meeting

A special business meeting has
been called at the women's univer-
sity club for Saturday. October q.
at 1850 o'clock. Luncheon will be
served at !, o'clock. for which mem
bcrs are asked TO make reserva.
tons.
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Mrs. Bates TO Entertain

HonorinE Mrs. a. Fl. Armstrong
q nes MONIES. Iowa. who Is a guest
q the Hotel Sorrento. Mrs. Y. c.
Rafes viii entertain with luncheon
q her home Wednesday afternoon.
Invitations have been limited to the
friends OF the honor guest.
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Dinner VIII Honor
Ensi0n and Mrs. Old

Mf. and Mrs. Christian +. Graf
an entertaining with an Informal
dkuner at their residence this eve
ming complimenting their sonin-iaw
and daughter. Ensign Francis Pax.
ton Old. U. 8. ~. and Mrs Old
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Invitations have been issued by
Mrs. Gerald Frink for the second in
a series OF bridge iuncheons. to be
given at the Sunset club Tuesday
afternoon, October rs
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MARRIAGE Announced

Mrs. T.. isaacson announces the
marriage OF her daughter. Jcnnetso.
TO Mr.. II. J. Dresser. In Valdez. Al.
aska. Mr.. and Mrs. Dresser viii
make their home In Juneau.
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BRIDGE for Miss O'Brien

A. compliment to Miss Frances
O'Brien Of Portland. who Is the
guest Of DR.. and Mrs U. c. Bates.
Mrx. c. r.. Gilroy Is entertaining
with I bridge at her home Friday
Afternoon.
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Dinner for Mr.. and
Mrs. Cdlkins

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Morgan
Minis viii entertain with an Informal
dinner Thursday evening. hcnoring
NJ. and Mrs. II. NJ. Calkins. Jr-
who are leaving Saturday to make
their homo In Montana.
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CLUBS roR WEDNESDAY
John =. MIIIc womcn's Relief Corps

John Il. Miller Womon's Relief
corps will entertain with a card party
at Veterans hall. Armory, Wcdnes'
day. October 10, az sp. m. On satur'
day. October 20. the corps will give
fair and chicken dinner In Veterans
hall
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Informal Bridqe

CompIimenting Mrs Charles n.
Burnett. Mrs. Alexander $. Goodfel.
low win entertain with an Informal
bridge at her home Saturday after.
noon.
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Dinner Hosts

with covers placed for ten guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Burwell
win entertain with an informal din
ner At the University club this eve
ming.
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PATCHWORK

Patchwork quilts. such nv our
xrandmothers used TO make, have
become a feature OF the London
shops, III you have one. grs Il out,
and II you haven't ono, use up your
silk pieces in making one.
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Mrs. J. c. c. Eden entertained with
IN Informal luncheon today at her
home at the Highlands, compli.
menfary TO her mother. Mrs. f.. ID.
Gcwall Of Chicago. who with Mr..
oewall Is spending a week with Mr..
and Mrs. Eden.
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PAINT

II the paint smell annoys you. put
a pail OF fresh water In the room
which has been painted. The water
will absorb the paint odor. Be sure
10 throw the water away immediate
iy after II has served it's purpose.
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PAPIER-MACHE

II you would clean the papier-
mache. wash the article with clear
water. then dredge in flour while
damp and polish with flannel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-18

Golden Era club, First Presby terian
church. ladies' parlorS. from II a, m.
to p. m. Men and women more
than SIS welcome.
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Is warning the public against
them. Certain coal tar products
will depress the heart; certain
salts give rise to intestinal
poisoning. impaction and rupture
Of the intestines. II grown peo-
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Cynthio's ANSWERS
10 Short Questions

How does one clean mirrors7
NJ. NJ.
Rub With ball Of soft p1p~r
slightly dampcncd utfh mefhpiated
spirits. then icith soft cloth on
Dhich Mlc uhifing has been
sprinlicd, polish Difh a clean paper.
what is the difference between
toads and frogs? J.
The toad has n rubber skin and
spends most Of his time on land. The
frog "a in the toater the majority Of
the time and "a more agile than the
toad.
why are toads very numerous
along a road after a shower J.
A toad needs some moisture aud
this u us means OF getting IL.
How are photographs Of finger
prints takeny CURIOUS.
Finger prints are not photographed
but are taken BY placing the fnss1n
on a special ink pad and then max
INC an impression OF the fingers on
paper.
What IL static electricity, b. p.
Static electricity Is friefionaI cleo
fysctty. including the electricity pro-
duccd BY friction and analogous
means.
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MRS. MAX VESTS ADVICE
ON THE CARE OF CHILDREN

w~r
sm
nets
ehidr~
tn~~
Msx wksI rliE STAR. SEATTLE
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BRIGHTENS
CARPETS

After the dust has been beaten
out scatter an equal mixture OF
ccrnmcai and salt over the carpet
Then sweep Il off.
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DubuffuH C.tdm
Dear Miss Grey: Would you kind
~ print the recipe for Bavarian
Cream Thanking you. s. II. y.
f-s lemon. grated rind and
jacc.
Is cup sugar:
f-s cup orange fusce;
: eggs;
teaspoon cranuiafed 0eia-
tire.
tablespoon cold irafer.
MIR lemon. orange Juice. sugar and
yoiks Of eggs: stir ri0oroasiv orer
fire unfH mixture fhickens. add cei1-
finc soaked In ieafcr. then pour orcr
,ehifcs Of cOos beaten sfsff. Set sn
pan office vafcr aud beat unfl thick
enough 70 hold ifs shape. Turn tnfo
a mold lined Nth lady rn0ers. and
chm. The cream may be serted IN
orsnOc baskets
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Progressive Thought club. FEEDER.
ated club house. 1870 y. m. Mrs. EN-
pa NJ. Rhodes will speak at : y. M.
on Thru the South Seas"
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Clara barton tent No. l. Daughters
OF Veterans. will entertain with a
'.silver lunch" on "Wednesday noon at
the home OF Mrs. Fern Hubbard, 1875
AMI ave. A cordial ipvitation IL cx.
tended to all members.
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YORK community Cfub Will Give Jun
semimonthly entertainment and 40
ciai. Thursday. October 20. at the
Mount Baker Presbyterian church.
corner Horton and 3tth ave. s.. at
1870 .. m.
Mercer PIT. A.
Mercer PIT. A. viii meet October
20. . p. m. at the school a short
program will he given by the school
children. followed by n talk ''On the
Development OF the Child" which
will be the topic OF study by the
PIT. A. for the season. Mrs. r.
Rockwell. president. will. read re-
port on the Walla walla convention.
Aid Womsn's Improvement Club
The Alki woman's Improvement
club held its first meeting OF the
year at the home OF Mrs. George
A. Smith on Tuesday afternoon,
October IL, when the resignation
OF Mrs. George A. Tweedic. who
has removed to snohomish. was ac
cepted. and Mrs. Smith was elected
10 fill her place. Other officers Of
the club include. Vice president,
Mrs. r. Is. Washington; secretary,
Mrs Z. T.. Bliss: treasurer. Mrs. g..
X. Buckley; corresponding secre'
tsry, Mrs. w. r.. Hitcbings: finan-
cial secretary, Mrs. II. LeClerca;
press correspondent. Mrs. a. H.
Schutt; chairman OF the entertain
ment committee. Mrs. william
Martin.
The first social affair OF the year
TO be given by the club will be a
dance at the Alki Community hail.
at AIki beach. Friday evening. DC.
tober 81, TO which all club members
are extended cordial invitation.
Special features have been arranged
for the intermissions. including toe
dancing and several musical NUN.
bers.
Women's Civic Club
Recognizing an imperative de-
mand for clothing among the needy
unemployed Of the city. the WON
ems Civic club has organized a
welfare department under the super.
vision Of Mrs. Francis Roberts.
sesl First ave. N. w. Phone
North 1742.
This auxiliary vim meet Thurs
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The Lady Eagles will meet Wed
nesday. October 10. lao y. m, In NJ.
Il. V. A. hall. ON First ave. Luncheon
and cards.
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Beacon HiIl and Robert Fulton

Beacon Hin and Robert Fulton
Parent. Teacher association at Beacon
Hill school. 5:i5 p. IN. Paul W. Terry.
OF University cf Washington. will
speak on extra curricula activities.