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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09

IL JS an experimenting Dook.
DIR. Kennicott represents rugged
n~ss Of character and seif-sufficiency
inherited from environment.
Carol Kennicott had been given a
srnattering Of cultural knowledge. the
application Of which she believed
would elevate Gopher Prairie. She
possessed great tact Vida Sherwsn
represented Gopher Prairie and II
upheld her.
Carol KennIcott went 70 Main
Street ss n missionary.
She grew to believe the task hope
lees, but there were influences left
that are sure 10 modify the conserva-
tism Of Main Street
The author leaves Us with che I'm
preston that she surrendered TO
Main Street. There are new Carol
Kennlcotts coming with the enthusi'
asm OF the Crusader. nm did she.
J. M. w. CITY.
Dear Miss Grey. In Sinclair Lew.
Is diagnosis OF Gopher Prairie he de-
scr1bes symptoms that probably
would be found In any small town In
the country. However, II seems that
In this solid. sturdy community Carol
kennicott was the odd kernel in =
bushel 81 good wheat
She was weak from the start dim
ply because she lacked the tact and
personality necessary to accomplish
her aims. She might be compared TO
a peacock looking down upon a flock
OF industrious hens. who. despite
their homeiy plumAxe. we're more
important than abe.
Her campaign illustrates The fnct
that no matter how worthy a cause
may be you cannot put IL across
without a keen understanding OF hu
man nature
To q casual observer she seems TO
think the Earnish In more important
than the meal Ny sympathy goes
out 10 Doc kennicott. her husband.
l.. X
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09
Stadium Clubs
"Wiufer Trot"

Bringing the football season Of
1871 10 a fitting close. the Stadium
club will entertain with It's winter
trpt~ at the Masonic temple. Satur.
dsy evening. December II. honorins
the University OF Washington var.
sity and freshman gridiron warriors.
ana the high school football elsvens
which have recently completed their
activities.
The club win be hcst TO tire letter
nen from the following Institutions
Washington Sun Dodgers and var
stfy freshmen. Broadway high.
Lincoln high. Queen Anne high. West
Seattle high. Franklin high. Ballard
high. Moran school and Seattle col.
1ese-
A cordial invitation To the friends
Of all these organizations is extended
Excellent music viii be provided BY
Cliff Campau's Harmony Seven. to-
gether with accompanying features.
The committee in charge Of ar.
rAngemsnts u: Ray Eckmsnn. Bill
Mayer. Kenneth Swain. Harold Ia
Wis. Arnold Beezer. Harold Mann and
Gene White. chairman
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Bust Of Wilson
on View Here

A large bronze bust OF John l.. VIII.
son by NJ. +. Sielson IN also al the
Fine Arts now. Those who remem.
Der Mr.. Nelson can not but feel sad
10 look at any OF his work. A good
artist. unseifishiy devoting every
hour To his art. he died n Few years
ago literally starved 20 death. some
people treat m artist they employ
even worse than their doctor. and
let years pass without paying for the
portrait or medallion or design they
have ordered or they find fault
with a bin for siao for a plaque be.
cause forsooth the artis, has no,
done an well ms Paul Manship. They
forget that Paul Manship would
charge about 5000 for the same
thing. The irony 81 fate 10 that
now nr. Nelson In dead. HIS things
are being paid well for.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09
Seattle Postoffice
to List Its Phones

New orders from Washington. ID.
c.. recommend the installation OF
az least one telephone 10 be listed
in the telephone directory for con
venience Of patrons calling the post
office.
i've always felt like the order
forblddlng ns 10 list telephone In
the directory was erroneous" sai
Postmaster Edgar Battle Friday.
and we are going 10 install two
telephones at once--ons for gen
erai information as 10 trains. boats.
incoming and outgoing malls. and
one for personal inquiry concerning
rates. postage. etc"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09
Cynthia Grey;
"Main Stroef'-One Reader Says ~ Is True Por'
traval of Small Town; Another Scores the Az
hor's Diagnosis Of Gopher Prairie. what Dt
You Think?
BY CYNTHIA GREY

DO non think MAIN Street" Sinclair Levs novel ~ IN
s TO the small town or does is characters portray hte IN
the average village IN its true hghti
Street" 81, -,
iuc-ouar prize iH be awarded the writer Of inc oess
letter on Main Street"
Following are some Of the opinions sent IN today:
Dear Miss Grey Sinclair Lewis, In his DOCK, MAIN
Street. may omitted characters that should have peen
portrayed but do not believe he portrayed characters
not characteristics of the Main streets turnout the country
The critics of MAIN Street" contend that it docs an
ce TO the rural or rustic populations 1t seems TO me That
AZ general proposition the characters descriptive OF
the hundreds Of Main streets turnout this country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09
Paris Took Up Art
Twenty Years Ago

Twenty years ago In Paris various
artists. amorR them a Russian. took
up tho craze for making "JapaneHe"
prints. These highly conventional.
ized pictures from Japan were seen
to be no, only unusual in themselves
but AN inspiration for a new art
form. New subjects. closer 90 the
every day life 81 the West. could be
used for subject matter. while the
rich effects Of color were obtained In
this old manner. For 500 years the
japanese have made prints. Many
artists now make their design. then
iaboriousiy cut out the wood or
ltnoleum block for each part 81 the
design aud then proceed to spread
the desired color over each block and
print the picture. Needless TO say
the ability 10 carve and 20 copy any.
thing In n hsndicraft In which Japan.
ESQ excel. Their prints--evsn the
modern--havs a crispnes. Of line that
IN inimitabl~.
Bertha Lun's and Helen Hyde's
prints have that delicate aurensss.
and for that reason are often spoken
Of as n the blocks had been cut by
Japanese workmen. For many years
tho resided In the Orient IN order %
study picturesque effects and to mas
ter tho technique OF the wood block.
hut practically all other artists make
their prints With the painters tech
hiaue. ard tho soft effects obtained
With their edged block. can be readily
distin xusshsd.
BERTHA Lum's ASIA. Three Wise
Men spirit OF the s~a" and
Mother Wet wind" who when the
sun. goes down gathers tho merry lit.
u. brcexca and puts them TO bed be-
yond IN. purple hlIis." are all un.
forget,abie American first cousins Of
the centuries old japanese prints-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09
ny DOROTHY FAY GOULD

One OF the youngest 81 the arts In
having very popular exhibition Of
itself this month at the Fine Arts
gallery. i2ia Fourth ave, open daily,
free 20 the public, from ~ 10 8. and
on sunday from TO D.
That all art ~ international and
all artists kin In well understood
after an examination OF thla eoilso.
ton Of 40 pictures. a.
Just a year ago Helen HYDE Of
Pasadena. California. died. She was
the pioneer wood block print maker
OF the country and made AN snviable
reputation for herself with this art
Today her friend. Bertha Lum OF
san Francisco. II known ms one Of
the best block print makers In the
world.
II s q curious fact that many
women exoei In this art.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09

Providing a well balanced program
Of symphony music and with Vivian
Strong Hart, coioratura soprano. as
soIois,. the Seattle Civic Symphony
orchestra will present the first OF
series Of five concerts Sunday after.
noon at 3.15 In the Metropolitan
theatre. The orchestra II composed
OF so Seattle men and women mu-
sicians who have organized to nd-
vance the appreciation OF music in
Seattle. develop symphony players
who shall later become members OF
professional orchestras and incident
Iy provide extensive training in
symphony ensemble playing. They
are serving without compensa ton
and the orchestra will be self.support-
Ing. relying on public attendance at
the concerts TO defray expenses.
Sunday afternoons program fol.
lows:
March. 'pomp and Circumstance
Overture. anay nIa.;. .s.nas,ssabn
Aria. one Fine Day" from Madame
Buttsrfly") .ss....s....s...... Puoeini
Vivian strong Hart
Swedish wedding March ...... .aoderman
'-rraumerei" ffor strtngsb 90. schumann
''Hamenai Oatrow" (Cioistsr ScensD...
....s..+............ Rubcnstsin
Solo for cello. solo part played
by Paul Parkhorst
fs) SHADOW Song" ffrom "Dinorsh"D.
.......... ................ Msysrbe.r
fb) '~rhs Moonlight Song ...... Csdman
(e) Come Unto Those yellow sands".
.............s ............. fsForrs
(dJ Springs Singing" ...... .hacFsyden
Mrs. Hart
american Fantasia" by reauesD....
.s......sss........ Victor Herbert
Mr.. Arvll Hsistad, accompanist
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Renton Hill Guild IN
CHARGE of Tea ShOp

Mrs. Edmund Bowden will be host
ess at the Orthopedic Tea Shop for
the Renton Hill guild Saturday, az
sisted by Mrs. John II. Main. Mrs.
J. G. Watrous, Mrs. w. -. Freeman.
Mrs. J. G. Mcmillan and Mrs. o. Il.
Leonhardt.
The service in the dining room
will be In charge OF Ahwanda h
Campfire girls, Miss Helen Kinds
dale, Miss Dorothy Watkins. Miss
Anita Mayrand and Miss Helen Krct-
singer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09
Work Nine Years
Without a Vacation

WORKING. England. Dec. s.-For
Is years the tagged School union
has been conducted without any va.
cation. Boys taking the full course
have had TO go eight or nine years
without n respite. The Surrey edu-
cation committee has now assumed
control and established n regular va.
cation schedule.
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Entertai,s for
Bridc-Elcct

Entertaining for Miss katherine
NacI.csn. whose wedding 10 Mr..
starr Calvert viii be an event OF
"Wednesday evening. December II,
Mrs. William Calvert. lr.. was host.
esx az an attractive tea given at her
home yesterday afternoon.
Chrysanthcmums in all their rich
winter eolorings were uscd for deco
rating. and at the tea table a has
ket Of the same flowers in the yellow
tones. with yellow shaded candles.
added their beauty. Presiding were
Mn. Joseph swalwell. Mrs. II. c o..
trusn. Mrs. Louis 5. Cragtn and AIRS
Frank Calvert.
A handkerchief shower was an
added pleasure TO the honor guest
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Change of Place for
Card PQrtu

Of arrangements OF the Tennis club
holiday bridsc-tea and musicale for
Thursday afternoon. December -.
announces that the affair will take
place In the main auditorium Of the
Masonic temple instead OF Christen.
sens hall. as previously planned.
The change has been made owing to
the large demand for tables.
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No-Host Dinner
Preceding Junior Dance

A no-host dinner TO be given at
the University club before the ju-
nicr dance this evening win include
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Morgan Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Bacon. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Bclcom. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clare n. rarnsworsh. Miss Louise
Raymond. Mr.. Cecil Hutchinson and
Mr.. Theodore Ovens
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KlOSikhs Club Hon

The Klosikhs club viii entertain
with their annual Queen Anne Hop.
Friday evening. December rs. at
Faurots hall The committee in
charge includes Howbert Bennett.
George Furber, Robert MacFarlane.
Brickie Loer, Frank Powers and
James Greene. chairman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09
Brave Lads Die
Rather Than Retreat

TAN0fER. Dec. ss---RepoAr that
Cen. Sliveatre. the Spanish com.
mander at Annual. killed himself
when defeated by Moroccan insur'
gents have been confirmed. He re.
fused 10 follow hts retreaiing force
Three Of his staff also shot them.
selves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09
Editor
to Lecture Sunday

Bozo Milosevich. founder OF the
Pan'Human church movement and
editor Of Jugosiavia's New Genera.
ton" will lecture on The Greatest
Next Work Of the Coming Genera.
ton" before the Peoples church con.
gregation In Fine Arts hall, 1913
Fourth ave, Sunday evening at TAO.
Milosevich Is an advocate OF religious,
educational and social freedom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09
Was found Guilty
but DischarQed

LEICESTER. England. Dec. a.
A jury consisting Of four men and
elgh, women found A. II. Knlgh,
guilty. bu, recommended mercy.
when asked on what ground the rec.
ommenda ton vas made the foreman
replied. Rather insufficient evi.
dence" Tho prisoner was dis.
charged.
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Seattle
Society
Dinner This Evening VIII
Honor Mr.. and Mrs.
Trimbie; Mrs. Calvert
Entertaias for Miss
MacLeaR.

CoMrIiMENTfNG Mr.. and Mrs.
~ william Pitt Trimele. who are
leaving the first of the week for
their homo In New York. Mr.. and
Mrs. John u. FARRELL are entertain
ing with dinner at their home
this evening.
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Yoshida's Paintings
Attract Attention

group Of nine paintings by
sekido r. youhida continues 10 be
much admired az the Fine Arts gal.
iery. The tiny bee. daddy long legs
and hornet In some Of the pictures
arc as lf~iike as the large peony.
birds or wistaria. The Poppy" 10
very striking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09

NHIss GREY will receive read
wi er~ Of this department At
The Star office on Tuesdays from
, to 4. and nj other times BY ap-
poinimenf. Please do not como
on other days than Tuesday un-
less you have an appointment
with Miss Cry. ~ unexpected Wis
itors interfere with her writing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09
Buffet Supper

Preceding the Junior Prom of the
Franklin high school, Miss Mary
Catherine HoIzheimer. daughter OF
Judge and Mrs. w. a. Holzheimer.
Of Nome. Alaska. entertained eigh.
teen Of her friends with a buffet
supper at her home.
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Movie
Onern

Dear Miss Grey: During my SoAanu
in Seattle your column has been a
real pleasure 10 me. Now may ask
you a few question:? I am leaving
for the Orient Saturday. 90 would
appreciate an early answer. OF what
nationality Is Rudolph yalentinoy
wha, is bis age7 Is he married. and
what is his proper address,
A REGULAR READER
Rudolph Valentino Is 20 pears oil
and soas born IN Casfeiianefs. Italy.
He ~as MARRIED TO Jean Acker. bSs
they are divorced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09
Musicale ARRANGED

Invitations have been issued by
Miss Euphemie and Miss Bernadette
Campbell for a musicale to be given
at the Fine Arts hall Saturday even
Ing. These talented hosteszes have
arranged an interesting program
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Luncheon Compliments
Mrs. MiLb1lr-u

complimenting Mrs. Anna Thorn
sen Milburn, who has recently re-
turned from an eastern trip, Mrs.
John w. Eddy entertained with a
luncheon at her home tnis after.
noon.
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JAMES A. DUNCAN win aaars.,

A meeting OF the Millionair club at
the club rooms at os Main st. satur.
day night. The following will
complete the program: Charac.
Ter imperSonations by Evelyn Hayes,
readings by Betty Thoman and Lu.
ellie Lind and a piano solo by Ruth
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Dinner Hosts This
EUening

Mr.. and Mrs. n. William Crosby
viii entertain twelve guests with a
dinner at the Rainier club this eve
ming. preceding the dance the Junior
club are giving at Christcnsen's hall.
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Risegari to
Present Pupils

Tomorrow evening at $40. in the
Fine Arts hall. Sllvio Risegari will
present Miss Euphemle Campbell and
Miss Bernadette Campbell in joint
piano recital This will be compli.
mentary 10 the public and II the first
Of a series OF five TO be given during
the winter.
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Holidan Nopeltn Dance

Saturday evening the intcrlaken
Guild Of the orthopedic hospital
will entertain with "A Holiday Nov
city DANCE NJ the Seattle Yacht
club. Tho pretty little clubhouse
viii he In holiday attire, and sew
eral novelty. dances are being plan.
ned for the affair. among them
being ono which the pupils OF Macs
Ann Wells viii give.
The committee In charge Includes
Mrs. clvde Tenny. chairman. Mrs.
G. q. trestlud, Mrs. y, J. Aaron.
Mrs. W. ~ Deifel. Mrs. George =.
Rich, Mrs. &. NJ. Seaborn. Mrs. l..
!. kearns. Mrs. W. r. Hartung.
Mrs, A. W. Parrahm. and Mrs. A..
{. Mcdonald.
Tickets may be obtained by call.
Ing Capitol 1854 or Capitol 1850.
Pretty Dancing Party
A pretty dancing party was given
by Miss Erma Eckloff Friday even.
Ing. when she entertained group
Of friends at tho home OF her par
ents. MIR. and Mrs Axel Eckioff. ee5
y. 6tst u.
In decorating. holly. chrysanthc'
NUNS and honeysuckle vines added
the holiday touch. and made the
rooms gay and festive for the ocoa'
sion. During the evening musical
selections were enjoyed.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy
to Entertain

With covers for eight Mr.. and
Mrs. John r. Murphy will entertain
AZ the dinner given at the Rainier
club Saturday evening. honorsns Mr..
Road Amundsen-
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inhawn 10 DO some poses ~ their
dancers. and one OF these bronze
figures OF Ted shawn vas shown
last year at the Fine ArtA He Is
nov In ~ew York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09
Fumes of Perfume
Overcome Firemen

LIVERPOOL. Dec. ?. Twenty
firemen were overcome by the doors
OF perfume while fighting fire in .
perfumery factory here.
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Ambrose Patterson
Shows Six Prints

Ambrose Patterson OF the univcr.
sity department OF painting has six
prints Nn this collection. Some PEG
pie. Just because he is very modest
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Clubs
CLUBS FOR SATURDAY


Alpha Nj Delta tiunnse
The alumnae OF Alpha NJ Delta
will meet Saturday at the home OF
Mrs. Florence n Hiies. st7 18TH ave.
N. Luncheon will be- served ut
u. m. Mrs. Lillian ID. Askren will be
assisting hostess.
Christmas sale
A Christmas sale will he held at
the home of Mrs. q. W, FISCHER. sto
Harvard ave. n. by tbs ladies OF
Westminster church on Saturday
afternoon from 20 o'clock.
Daughters Auxiliary
The Daughters Auxiliary 10 the
Woman's Century club viii met at
tho homo of Mrs. =. N. Kerr. soi
Maiden ave. on saturday for lunch
con at i2.so o'clock.
Classic Culture Cub
Classic Culture club viii meet at
Federated club house. q y. tn
I.'unioa Frureaise
LUnion t'rancaise viii meet In
Y. w. e. A. club rooms. . .. m.
Christmas BaSaax
Alpha Chi Omega viii hold
Christmas tazaar at the chapter
house. ssts 18th ave. n. r.. ON Sat
urSiay. December 10. from 10
o'clock.
Alpha Phi Alumnse
Aipha PM aiumnae viii hold . meet
ing at the home Of Mrs. Harold
Priest. ksii iAtona ave. on satur
day afternoon at $50 o'clock.
Stev~ns Reiirf Cops Ne.
Stevens Relief Corps No. 1. at Vet
srans Mali. the Armory. at q. m.
Election Of officers. Full attendance
urged.
Puget Sound Aiumnas
Puget sound Aiumnss Chapter Of
Sigma Kappa. with Miss Eva Cole,
:sss ssrd ave. $.
S<uttle Court Ma
Ladies OF Seattle Court NO. i.
Order OF Ama~nth. at III Pine 81
Christmas bazaar.
Delta Gamma Alumnae
Delta Gamma Aiumnae wili meet
al chapter house. col. y. tsth at. AZ
. p. m.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS



Seattle lodge, No. 7. Degree OF Hon
or Protective association. VIII NEE,
In Evergreen hall. Arcade building,
Tuesday. December -. at .. IN.
At tho last meeting. held December
9. important business was transacted.
and the following officers elected:
Mira Lulu Baker. past president
Mrs. Mary Neaie. president. Mrs.
Harriet X. crannsy. first vice priest
dent. Mrs. Ella Ray. second vice pres.
dent. Mrs. Ernest Frank. recorder
Mrs. Jessie A. Moore. financtrr. Mrs.
Jennie Bailey. treasurer: Mrs. Kate
Stafford. usher. Mrs Jessie Johnson.
assistant usher. Mrs. shsrrer. inside
watch. Mrs. J. y. Fowerty. outside
watch. Mrs. Mabel Peterson. trustee.
Mrs. Blanche Derief~n. musician:
DR.. q. l. Gates. examining physi.
clan
A health exhibit and baby scoring
test will be held in the Young Mems
Hebrew association auditorium. nth
ave. and T.. Union st. Tuesday. De
cember IL. between the hours Of 10
n m. and p. m. under the aus.
pieces OF the Young Mems Hebrew
association. and with the cooperation
OF the Anti tuberculosis League OF
King County and the child welfare
department OF the city department Of
health md sanitation. Advantage
will be taken OF the occasion to dem.
onstraie and explain IN. infant vel.
fare and nutrttionai activities being
conducted In the city.
All mothers are invited 70 attend.
and 10 bring their infants and young
children. A corps Of physicians and
nurses will be on duty. and the
babies will be weighed. measured. en-.
arninsd and scored for comparison
with the normal. Among tho physl.
clans assisting In the examination
will be DR.. Geo. j. Mohr. DIR. Fred.
erick ralk. Dr. II. l.. Moon. DIR. Adah
Collision. Or. Harry Friedman. DIR.
Henry noriee. A committee OF the
ladies' auxiliary OF the association.
consisting Of Mrs. n. LustiE. Mrs.
". Tail. Mrs. s. Esfeld. Mrs. ".
Friedman. Mrs. G.. Neither. Mrs. l..
Meltxer. Mrs. e. Aronson. Mira. ".
Kessier. Mrs. J. Friedman. Mrs. J.
golomon. Mrs. A. Cohen. Mrs. A.
Kaplan. will aid.
Seattle Audubon Society
A. the next meeting OF the Sc.
attic Audubon society. which will be
held Thursday. December 10. at s
p. m. at the Chamber OF Com.
merce. Mr.. l. ID. Lindsey will
speak on wild Birds OF Washing.
ton" illustrated with colored slides
Plans will be made for the Christ
mas bird census.
Literary and Travel Club
The Literary and Travel club win
meet December IL. at 2 .. m. at
the home OF Mrs. Thomas Minahan.
1854 18th ave. ". The program will
consist OF n general discussion OF
Christmas in foreign countries.
Ballard auxiliary OF the ortho.
pedic hospital has changed its name
10 the Sunset auxiliary. The next
meeting will be held Friday. Decem.
Der 10. l p. m, at the homo OF
Mrs. Margaret Courtney. 1893 w.
18th st. All members urged to bring
a friend and come prepared to sew.
w. II. A. Of the Maccabees
W. Il. A. OF the Maccabees Social
club No. will meet at the home
Of Mrs. Jennie Lewis. 1915 gard
ave, December IS. ut 1880 .. m.
All Msecabees and friends invited.
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Delta Gamma Aiumnae wili meet
NJ chapter house. col. T. tsth st. a.
: p. m.
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The Daughters Auxiliary 10 the
Woman's Century club viii meet at
tho homo OF Mrs, \. H. Kerr. soi
Maiden ave. on saturday for lunch
con at i2.so o'clock.
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Puget Sound Aiumnae Chapter OF
sigma Kappa. with Miss Eva Cole.
.Jss g5rd ave. 8.
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Literary and TfaveI Club
w. D. A. Of the Maccabees

W. Il. A. OF the Maccsbees Social
club No. will meet at the home
Of Mrs. Jennie Lewis. 1915 gard
ave, December IS. at 1870 .. m.
All Msccabees and friends invited.
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stev~ns Reli~f CSrps Ne. I

Stevens Relief Corps No. l. at vet
Grams Mali. the Armory. at .. m.
Election Of officers. Full attendance
urged.
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Seattle Audubon Society

A. the next meeting Of the Sc.
attic Audubon society. which will be
held Thursday. December 10. at S
.. m. at the Chamber OF Com.
merce. Mr.. !. ID. Lindsey will
speak on wild Birds OF Washing.
ton" illustrated with colored slides
Plans will be made for the Christ.
mas bird census.
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Alpha Chi Omega VIII hold
Christmas tazaar at the chapter
house. ssts 18th ave. n. r.. on Sat
urday. December 10. from TO
o'clock.