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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-29
December Program for
Women's University Club

The December program for the
Women's University club has Just
been received. and Is as follows
"Wednesday. November so. at s;so
o'clock. the second OF the musical
appreciation series viii be given
when Mrs. A. X. Fisken win speak
On the opera Aida" Members may
invite guests.
Friday. December :. at $40, Mrs.
II. w. Sumner VIII speak ON South
American Notes" This Is for mem.
hers only. The hostesses will be
Mrs. Pierre J. Frcin and Mrs Ed.
ward NJ. Hay.
Saturday. December :. at els.
there win be an Ice skating party at
the Arena. followed by tea at the
club.
A bridge dinner for members and
quests will take place Friday eve.
ming. December .. at $40. for which
reservations should be made by We'd
nesday. December I. The hostesses
win be Mrs. Maurine Anderson and
Mrs. G.. A. Kelly.
The third OF the musical aprrecia.
tion series viii be given on wednes-
6ny. December IA. at $40 o'clock. the
subject to be announced later.
Saturday. December IL. has been
1T aside for the children's Christmas
party. This will take place at half
after = o'clock. Mrs Stanley Grit
Sfths and Mrs. H. h Hogaboom will
b. the hostesses.
A holiday dance for members and
escorts II on the calendar for Wed
nesday. December -. with Mrs. Rob-
ert ID. McAusland and Mrs Edgar ~.
0o9t as hostesses.
Friday. December 80. NJ sis p. m.
= musicale Is scheduled. with the pro-
oram given by Mrs. Adam Beeler.
consrAlto: Miss Marjorie Miller. vio-
lin: Mrs. Carl Hobitzel. soprano. and
Ms yesta Mu;h. piano. The Glec
b under the direction Of Mrs
Abeth Richmond Miller. win
: - its first appearance. Mrs.
1terhert A. Crowder and Miss
lEleanor Towne are to be the host
esscs. and members may bring
euests-
"wednesday evening. December Z.
II the Cornish theatre. Katherine
Jewell Everts viii read MY IAdy's
Ring" The entertainment Is for the
furnishing fund OF the new club
house. Tickets. which are not limit
- 10 members. may be obtained at
the club.
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Personal

Mr.. and Mrs Daniel p. Trrfcthen.
at their homo on Queen Anne Hill.
win entertain DIR. william A. Nc
Keever. OF I.awrencc, Kansas. during
his stay In the city az director OF the
Juvenile Welfare institute at the
Hippodrome from December 10 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles III. Black. Jr..
are receiving congratulations on the
birth Of a daughter November "a
Mr.. and Mrs John Slater and their
sister. Mrs. Lyons. are entertaining
as their house guests Mrs. Manchs
Owen Bennett and children. OF Dan.
vers. Mont
Mr.. r.. l.. skcei iefs today for
waila waiIa. to be away for few
days
Mr.. n u. Jones win return Mon
day from n five weeks trip to
Washington. u. c
Mrs. David Baxter and Miss Con-
stance Baxter. who have been
spending the rest year In Los
Angeles. have returned to Seattle to
make their home. and are at present
the guests of AIR. and Mrs. Edwin
J. Bartell-
Mrs. Elliott Dean Harrington. who
has been spending the past three
months with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Jason d. Butler. left this morn.
ing for her home In Schenectady.
n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson r. Barclay.
who have been visiting Mr.. Bar.
clay's mother. Mrs. George b. Bar.
clay. for several weeks. left Satur.
day for their home In wullamsport.
Pa.
Mr.. Joseph Grant and two chill
dren will return Thursday from a
two month"; visit In Holland. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mandefl Henry
and son MandeIl will leave this week
for California. 10 spend number Of
months. During their absence Mrs.
Henry's mother. Mrs. II. II. VIII.
Jams. win occupy their horne.
|
Capt. Kramer Thomas. ". 8. A.,
and Mrs. Thomas uielcn Chase are
receiving messages OF conkratuia.
tons upon the birth OF a son Sunday
In Douglas. Ariz
|
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Erickson will
remove Thursday to their new resi-
dence at 2f0s L. Caller St
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Engagement Announced
of Seattle Visitor

The announcement OF the engage
ment Of Miss ZemuIa Pope. daugh-
ter of Mrs. George Pope OF Los
Angeles. to Mr.. Harold Pierce Of San
Francisco. has Just been made in the
South.
Miss Pope Is the granddaughter
of Mrs. Darwin w. Marmaduke and
neice of Mr.. J. c. Marmaduke. whom
she has often visited in this city
The wedding will take place In Janu-
airy.
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Program, to Be Presented
at Mrs. Smiths Home

At the informal musicale and 30
cial to be held this evening at the
home Of Mrs. George A. Smith, 900
w. Spokane ave. by the Alki Won
ems Improvement club. the program.
which will begin at O'Clock. fol-
lows.
Piano
fa Country cardsns'' Percy Granger
ipJ kt9de sssss CttFupcfk
Mr.. Carl Pitser
ia Msrguarita" fold French sir). -.
Mr.. Harry Leland
Boprano Solo
Tho Open ROAD. -. Mrs Virgil Kidd
Gertrude Rozs
Piano
Ties Rochers d'outehs- cochs- 49,.
..................... Bortkiswfes
Mr.. Carl Pitxer
FuuSnIneiio MoIIoy
Mr.. Leland
Soprano
tfnule Song ssss..s..sss... kno9dfer
Mrs. Kidd
Acoompanist. Mrs. George W. Lennon
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Modrond Guild IN
Chnrne of Ten Sion

Madrona guild viii be in charge OF
the orthopeiic Tea shop Wednesday.
Mrs. w. A. lrSkn win he hostess. as.
sisted by Mrs. ] y. Lewis, Mrs ed.
win Whiting, Mrs, Samuel Mitchell.
Mrs. A. Y. Menke. Mrs. Frank Black.
burn, Mrs. c. II. White. Mrs. Lester
Lewis. Jr- and Miss Trammell Ruth.
erfortl
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Cynthia Grey
Lonesome Bilp' Is Fireside Dredmer-Hopes Some
Day to Meet the Right GuL-Writes HIS View Of
"CaUe-Mdn Us. Sissy"

Dear Miss Grey: Having read the opinions Of several
young people question that 10 have aroused much
curiosity, Gave Man Sissy" would like to say a
few words myself
In the letter written by "R. H." she says number Of girls
have been trying divine why fellows like "ExSoldier
but they all wrong in thinking they scarce
but instead are many and it, says there could be
way of meeting each other she would find my sayings
are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-29
Thinks "Ex-Soldier"
Has Wron1 Idea

Dear Miss Grey The girls Of TO-
day certainly do not prefer this cave
man stuff. ] am sorry that sEx-sol-
der" has the wrong impression
OF us.
arm a Girl 20 years old. ] have
worked out and earned my living for
SIX years have many boy and
girl frisndk
The majority OF girls are good.
clean-mipded- Jolly girls. looking for
a good time but most always going
out TO shows and dances without es-
corts. You know why--because they
don't Hike the modern cave man
don't mean 10 say that all OF the
boys are fresh and cave-mannish.
but ] can truthfuily sss think most
of them are. II you want 10 find
the true nature OF the modern young
man. just ind on; what he says TO a
girl he meets AT a dance and how he
treats her. ] would blush TO repeat
some OF the things that have been
said 10 some Of tho girls know.
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saved every. year who would other
wise die. bur thousands upon thou
rands more are being saved from
Illness and pain and built up into
sturdy. sound children. 90 become In
due time the rock upon which our
national life In to be built.
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limitations out
for Dance

Mr.. and Mrs. vardc Mcfarland
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fred Braid have
issued invitations for dance to be
given at the Yacht club. Thursday
evening. December s.
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Tolo Freshmen, Will
Entertain

Complimenting their house mother.
Mrs. o. ID. Loveridge. the Tolo fresh
men, will entertain with a tea We'd
nesday afternoon, from Z until
O'clock.
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q. DO you really believe that II IL
necessary 10 take all this trouble
for a habvT II ~ not mostly fadg
A. Sometimes II Ia hard 10 dimin.
ruish between ''fads'' and those
thingw which are actual sirns OF al.
sanced knowledge. But In baby care
We have the best OF proof Of the
soundness Of recent teachings The
baby death rate. under the new
methods Of feeding and care. IL fall
Ing steadily not only In the United
States but everywhere where such
methods are In vogue. Not only are
many thousands of babies being
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-29
Informal Luncheon

Mrs. James A. Hheahan viii enter
tain with an informal luncheon In
her apartments in Hamilton Arms
Wednesday afternoon.
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Don't give up. "Ex- SOLDIER All
good girls. as well as nice boys. aren't
dead yet RUTH.
Cynthin's ANSWERS
TO Short Questions
Could you please print short ME
history OF Gene Stratton Porter; a.,
when and where WAS she born =
where she had her schooling: where
she In living now; the names u
some OF her best books THANKING
you. b. e. ~.
Gene 9tvnffon Porter was born on
farm IN Wab1sh county, Indiana,
IN 1868; she nas prirateIv educated
Her porJcs are: The Song Of the
Cardinal" "FrcckIes." AT the Foot
Of the Rain boic.s What ! Hare Done
Wah birds" - Girl o. the Ltmbev-
lost" "Birds Of the Bible" Music Of
the wiId." "The Horvcsfer." Moths
Of the IAmbcrIost." ~Ladde,s
Michael O'HdIlordn,s Morning
Face" Friends In Feathers" "a
Daughter Of the Land" and How
ing with the Birds.-
Her present address Is LLmbeYiosf
Cabin. Rome CpV, Indiana
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Bridge Club VIII
Be Entertained

Mrs. w. n. Cummings win enter.
tain the members OF her bridge club
at her home Thursday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-29

IL have three little Eiris between
the ages OF three years and seven
months. The older two are robust
and healthy but the baby seems thin
and pale. tho not actually III, She
has had the same care as the older
onea, and We live In the country
where II would seem as II the oondi.
tons were ma good M could be for
health. She WIS braantfed until four
months OF age, but In now on a diet
Of milk and barley cruel exclusively
She never vomits and sleeps well.
Can you suggest anything TO do for
herr"
II may BE- that she viii pick up
on AN increased food supply. She is
old enough now for broth. beef juice
and other things Try plan like
this:
m.--warm bottlo
. a. m.--Fruit juice.
10 A. m.-~-tsmail saucer of well
cooked cereal with part OF bottle.
rest Of bottle.
2 y. m---smali cup Of strained
vegetable soup. few dried bread
crumbs. bottle.
60. Mike 10 q. m.
10 y. m.--Bottie.
Begin by giving very amail ouan.
titles Of each new food. and watch
her condition before increasing the
amounts. But I think you will find
that thes~ foods will agree with her.
Then very noon begin TO give her a
teaspoonfui OF the mashed or strained
pulp OF a green vegetable al her din
ner. You can add Il to the broth. or
mix II with part OF the milk % the
bottle feeding. Green vegetables al.
rectiy stimulate growth and are an
important part OF tho diet Of all chill
dren.
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Dinner Will Compliment
Miss Frost

A. a compliment 70 Miss Celia
Frost. OF Minneapolis. who II spend
ing month in the city. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred II. Lundin viii entertain with
an informal dinner at their horne
"Wednesday evening.
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More than 1000. 900. 900 packages
we're handled by the United states
parcel post service last year.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS
Sunset Height. Community Club


The regular meeting OF the sunset
Heights Community club will be held
"Wednesday evening. November 80. at
the home Of MIR c. l.. SUMMARIZE.
i7i6 Sunset ave. Mr.. Peter witt has
accepted an invitation 20 be present.
Nssssr Endowment Fund Committee
The vasar Endowment Fund com.
mittee will meet for luncheon ut the
y. W. G. A. "Wednesday at 1880 p.
IN. Plans viii be completed for the
benefit performance OF "Msnon" at
the Cornish Saturday evening.
Psychology and Healing Club
nr, washburn's Dynamic Psyehoi.
ogy and Healing class meets wednes-
day. November 10. i:so p. m. AT 1870
Seventh ave. All welcome.
Ansdei Players
The AnBdei Players arc presenting
Human Heats" for the benefit Of
the Young ladies' inatitute. at
Cathedral haii. Columbia and Terry,
Tuesday night November 20.
tumble shop Christmas sale
The Red Cross Jumhie nhop.
Fourth ave. and Virginia st. will
hold Christmas sale Of toys. dolls.
clothes and iewciry. beginning next
Thursday and continuing until
Christmas. The shop has beon col.
Letting articles for this sale for rev.
eral monfhn
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CLUBS ron WEDNESDAY


wisconsin GoIdenrod tub
Tho Wisconsin Goldenrod club
will meet with Mrs. W. w. sale.
lHss Warren ave. Wednesday. No.
vember 80. Rox lunch at is:3o.
norcas Circle
porcas circle win meet with Mrs
e. Johnstone, ssis 18TH ave. W..
Wednesday. November 80. ! y. m.
Thursday Progress Club
Thursday Progress club will meet
with Mrs. G. l.. carier toos Bas
ley ave. "Wednesday, November 80.
at 10 a. TN.
Musical and Dramatic
Entertainment
The woman's club OF the New
Thought congregation Is 20 give "a
musical and dramatic entertain.
ment wednesday. November 80. at
It's auditorium. iaii Fifth ave.
West Seattle Art Club
The West Seattle Art club VIII
meet "Wednesday. November 30, at
1880 a. m. with Mrs. Murray Hoi.
land. ssTs s7th ave. :. W. The les.
ron will be Realism In England
Pre- phaelite." with Mrs L. Vim.
cent Cole leading the discussion.
Mrs. IL II. Lerch viii speak on
Contemporary Art"
Gamma Beta Phi Alumnac
Gamma Beta Phi aiumnac win
meet at the Bon Marcho tea room
at noon.
Presbyterian Church Bazaar
The Pastors Aid society OF the
First Presbyterian church win hold
Its annual Christmas bazaar IN the
banquet room OF the church all day
ming az 10 o'clock. Many articles
suitable for Christmas rifts viii be
on sale. including beautiful embroid.
erred linens at reasonable prices.
aprons. both fancy and practical.
candies. leo cream and cake. wearing
apparel for babies and numerous
other necessities and iuxuries. A
luncheon will be served AZ noon and
a cafeteria dinner I'm the evening.
Everyone Interested Is invited TO at,
tend.
WiIliAdh Mckinley Circle No. n
William Mckinley Circle No. II.
Ladies OF the q. A. r.. will meet
with Mrs. Mary Martin, .sos Fourth
ave. n. Social tea.
ladies' Aid Society
The Ladies' Aid society OF Ballard
Presbyterian church viii meet NJ the
church annex ut y. IN. Mrs. Frank
Hauser's division. hosiesscs.
Progressive Thought Club
The study department Of the Pro.
gressive Thought club will meet with
Mrs. II. r. Pearce. w. Garfield st.
at lao .. m. Take West Queen Anne
car.
Mother<' Club
tDS sADRH'tE Nfhb VI AHtfA NJ viii
meet At the chapter house. ASA 18th
ave. ~. f.. at ? p. m Card party.
Woman's Century Cub
The Spanish department Of fh-
woman's Century club viii meet at
tho Y. W. c. A. at 1910 a m
Ionia Social Club
Tonis Social club win meet AZ the
Panama cafeteria. 1918 Third ave-.
at $40 y. m. Card party.
Aurora Bridge Club
Aurora Bridge club will meet with
Mrs. Charles Piacner. Gas n. TsnS
st. At noon.
Ballard Ladies Of the Flks
The Ballard Ladies' Of the Eiks will
hold their regular social meeting at
the Ballard Eiks' home "wednesday.
Nov. 30, at . .. m. Members nr-
asked To bring a Jar Of fruit or glass
OF jelly TO help I'M tho Christmas
committees baskets for the poor.
Sewing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-29

Regardless OF color. creed or ma
tionality. there IL not a man living
who has not at times ionged for and
wanted the love and companionsbip
or good woman. but after endless
years Of trying In vain TO fulflil the
one long. happy dream OF a lifetime
and he finds himself. IL seems. far
Their away from his goal than when
he started, II In then In his lonely
hours OF longing he turns TO the other
kind. where. regardless OF what II
might be. he finds = consolation OF
some kind.
AZ RI H." says, she has been like
tramp sitting by a campfire. with
bitter longing her only companion"
have been a firende dreamer OF
dreams that seem will never become
a reality. longing and hoping that the
dhwning OF each new day will bring
forth the granting OF a hearts desire.
No let us hear from you again.
"R. H." hoping that you can suggest
some way that more of us can find
room In that train OF gay. laughing
couples. Leading us into a different
world Of happiness and JOY. Or must
II be as the years ny that you will
stick 10 your campfire OF bitter
longing while 40 silently back TO
my fircsldo OF drearns7
LONESOME BILL
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There will be complimentary song
recital given by Archie RuggIes at
the Cornish school this evening. The
program to be given follows:
". Lucevan 10 Stella. ........... Pureini
'sWhen the stars Are Brightly Shining"
YOU. ...t.--.......... Mary Carr Moore
II Am Thy Harp ,........... Woodman
The quiet ROAD, ......... Obey Speaks
"Ah, Love but Day. GILBERT
"calI Of the Lark",......... Obey Speaks
"sprlngtime" ................ TirindeeIl
ssMandalay". ..............f Obey speaks
"Ah, Moon Of NY Delight" Liza Lehmann
Ralph Major at the piano
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MRS. MAX VESTS ADVICE
ON THE CARE OF CHILDREN

Of n,
medic adv,
sbiid she will
Ia.en.
s~s. Mr. NAY WEST THE ~ siAh snitn y n
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Dramatic Reading Of
One-4ct Plans

OHt-.tCt rays
Madame Marie wernil Beehe will
present Minnie Il. parkhurst In a
dramatic reading OF three one'sct
plays. at the Y. W. c. A. auditorium
Thursday evening. December :, at s
O'Clock. Assisting viii be Catherine
Adell ptnney. pianist. Mary y. Bush.
vocalist. and Erie koker, violintst-
The following Is tho program;
Piano Solo
6, e, N. ~Es., se-,"s-, " cries
Catherine Adsll rinaey
Riders to the Sea" ,s.ss... y, NJ, syuge
Mamie Is. parkhurut
Characters Maurya. an old woman;
hartley. her son. Catnieen. her dAuxhtsr.
~emen, tManFys' They're all gone
nov and there lent anything more the
sea can do 10 mel
Noeai sole
,s g, . .............. selected
Mary u, nosh
The Land Of Hearts pesise" ....s..
......s...4.....s.s. n Yeats
INMATE n. rArkherrt
Characters Aaurtssn Bruin. an old
man. shawn bfain. younx man
Father Hart. q prsests Bridget nruia. an
old ~eman; Marie Bruin. sha~us hrtds;
= saesy child. tFsery chllds WIS who
ride the winds, run on the waves. and
dance upon the mountains are more light
than de~dreps On the banners VI the
dAwu-"l
yiclin sole
Thats - NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Masrnet
Eric Kicker
-'Besond- Allies ders,enberx
Mtnnie ~ Farkhurst
8ccue--suwassts tnterpianstary space.
Character~-Wrslth speaks TO imaginary
God; We saw the fnistr OF evening
hover over the mountain peaks and fan
cied they we're wells hiding You hut &c
We knew You we're there And our love
rose - one love TO YOU
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q. Must I begin TO keep the chill.
dren indoors as the cold fall days
GOMEZ
A. II IL not wise. OF course. TO let
children get chilled thru. nor wet
with rain or snow. nor 10 20 with wet
feet But on all the fair days there
Is no possible reasun why they
should not play out for somo hours
Wrap them well. but do not burden
them with clothes, and n necessary
have them play on tho porch or In n
shed II they hay. stlekers. rubber
boots and rubber hats there IL no
reason why they should not have
that rich and rare delight OF child.
hocd--playing out In a rain storm.
q. Piess~ send me directions for
making a sleeping bag for a child
OF four years.
A. I win send you these. by mail.
and I know after you have tried a
bag you will never be willing 10 go
back 10 the old style bed covers for
your children.
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ADDITIONAL 1.uBs


The ladies' Aid Of the Woodland
Park NJ. Y. church will hold a Christ.
mas bazaar Thursday and Friday.
December I and :. at tho church. NJ
Tzd and Greenwood ava All day and
evening. On Friday evening a home.
cooked dinner viii be served at ESQ
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Meeting Of PIT. A. Workers

Thursday. December I. at 1880
a. m. In tho Sunday school room OF
the First NJ. r. church. Firth and
Marion ST.. there win be mass me~t.
Ing Of tho Parent. Teacher associa.
sions In the city. both those affiliated
with the Central Council OF Mothers
congress and the state branch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-29

!. beginning NJ p m. There will
he booths Of fancy work. candy, dolls
and dolls clothing. aprons. chsi-
dren's garments. toys potted plants
and fizh pond for the children. Tea
~iil be served during the afternoon
and light supper from until 9
o'clock. A short musical program
win be gfvcn. The proceeds Of the
haysar will be devoted 10 carrying
on the work OF the church.
Parliamentary Procedure Club
The monthly luncheon OF the Adele
NJ. Fields Parliamentary Procedure
club will he held at tina Y. w. c. A.
cafeteria on Friday Mt noon.
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Coluan PIT. A.

Colman PIT. A. viii meet Thurs.
day. December 1. at $40 .. m. room
10. Refreshments and musical pro
gram. business OF Importance win
be discussed.
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The West Seattle Art club will
meet wednesday. November 30, ut
1850 A. m. with Mrs. Murray Hot.
land. saTs sTth ave. $. W. The les
ron will be Realism in England
e-Raphaelite." with Mrs l.. Win.
cent Cole leading the discussion.
Mrs. IL III. Lerch viii speak on
Contemporary Art"
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The Ballard Ladies' Of the Eiks will
hold their regular social meeting at
the Ballard Eiks' home "Wednesday.
Nov. 30. at . .. m. Members arc
asked 70 bring a Jar Of fruit or glass
OF jelly TO help I'M tho Christmas
eommittoes' baskets for the poor.
Sewing.
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Bethany Presbyterian Church
HaxAar

The wornen's society Of Bethany
Presbyterian church win hold It's an.
nuai bazaar at the church. corner Of
First ave. N. and Roy IT.. Friday
afternoon and evening. December :.
Fancy work and aprons homemade
candy ard deiirsfrss~n will be fen.
tured. Dinner will he served nj $50
.. m. A program will he given in the
evening.
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Musical and Dramatic
Entertainment

The womane club OF the New
Thought congregation Is 20 give a
musical and dramatic entertain.
ment wednesday. November 80. at
It's auditorium. I3ii Fifth ave.
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Thursday Progress club will meet
with Mrs. G. l.. carier, zoos Bas.
lev ave-. "Wednesday. November 80.
al 10 a. IN.
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Gamma Beta Phi aiumnae will
meet at the Bon Marcho tea room
at noon.
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The Wisconsin Goldenrod club
will meet with Mrs. W. w. sale.
lsgs Warren ave. Wednesday. No
vemher 80. Rox lunch at 1880.
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winiAh Mckinley Orch No. II

William Mckinley Circle No. IT.
Ladies Of the q. A. r.. will meet
with Mrs. Mary Martin. s5es Fourth
ave. n. Social tea.
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Ladies' Auxiliary. Railway Mail
Association

Ladies' Auxiliary. Railway Mall
Association
The ladies' Auxiliary Of tho Rail.
way Mail association VIII hold the
merit meeting on the second Thurs
day In December. instead Of on
Thursday OF this week ~ planned.
Myrtle Chapter No. ~
Myrtle Chapter No. a.. o. r.. g..
viii hold q fancy work sale and q
rummaro raie December I. ana .
downstairs in tho Pike Place market.
~. paurs Guild Basaar
A bazaar will he given December
ard > ty st. paul's Guild In the
sunday school room OF thu church.
Queen Anne ave. and Roy NJ. There
win he several booths featuring fancy
articles. cooked foods and candy. A
cafeteria dinner will be served on
the evening OF December ut Q
o'clock
Beacon hin Congregational Church
HasaAr
The Beacon Hin Congregational
church Will give 4 haraar. December