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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-07-20
Annual Hen Culling
To be Started Soon

within the next few weeks, thous-
ands q farmers and poultrymen in
practically every section 81 the State
q turn 20 the annual fall cull.ng Of
their poultry focks in order 10 elim..
nate low producing hens and bring
about q more economical production
Of eggs. poultry specialists a. the
College ~ Agr culture say. CllNng
usually can be started as early a.
the middle q July, this being the
time 81 the year when the frs; hens
stop laying and 20 into a mol,.
All hens that stop laying al this
season q the year are not poor lay
ers, the poulirymen say, a number u
causes being responsible for hens 20
ing into mott, Among these are
sickness, improper feeding, BROOD
ness and lice and mites However,
II the fock mas been properly cared
for and fed a laying ration contain
.ng some animal protein, such as
tAnkage or buttermilk. and some hens
stop laying 70 mott there can be no
doubt that these are low producers.
Heavy layers produce eggs thru
out the summer and mott late, in De-
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-07-20

tober or November, after which they
grow their new feathers rapidly while
low producing hens stop laying early
IN the summer and grow their new
feathers slowly during July and Au-
gust A. a rule, they do not start
laying until the following spring.
In culling the flock. the length Of
time ira, the hen has been loafing
can be determined by the renewal Of
feathers. The body feathers are
shed first, the tail feathers next and
then those Of the wing Color changes
due 20 heavy laying take place in the
vent. beak and shanks Of yellow skin
breeds The different parts Of the
body tend TO bleach and become white
a. the stored fat in the body is used
for egg production. The vent changes
quickly with egg production so that
the white or pink vent means that
the bird Is laying.
Heavy production also is shown by
the quality Of skin. heavy layers hav-
ing a soft. velvety skin that is not
underlaid with layers Of hard fat. II
the comb. wattles and earlobes are
large, full and smooth or hard and
waxy the bird is laying heavily.
Birds that have a dried comb at mott
ing time usually are not laying.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-07-20
Meaning Of Red Sunset.

An approaching hurri,nrr may nf
f"c the atmosphere u.H t.r rays II
lighi passing thruuGh 90 .ar more han
d thousand mites saws 'ha scientific
American. When u to-. BE- lH-ru.ored
sunset II seen DURING 'Ir rJrrirans
season below -lr thlri' 20 parallel
even when there j. no ,gar fnIl IN
pressure. 10 II wise iu IS 10 SAFETY.
This ave inspiring pi. puun may
prece'ic the SEA ~n' Hfr cloud
H.u.uU.,u'S b. fru hours
and mny he TIE aiming
os the dJaEerul e.u-u u
small diameter
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-07-20

4 real estate agent had been engaged
TO drive a prospective purchaser and
his wif. over large estate In the
west az England tie Vas a young man.
and had adopted ~ tried To adopt
some - the american meth"ds A.
the ear wound along tie lance D.. point
81 out the para, and m'ad"Ns aud
woods - tls estate launching out In
panegyrics FuuII, De- CARED up at
the sun. aud wH,ins hi- trm ,"nrlud
81. "And ti,rys ,uush.ur fur you
There's q sum- can you beat IL
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-07-20
Hunters Beware

We positively will not permit fox
hunting or hunting Of any character
or trespassing on orr farms Any
yiolators will be prosecuted.
J. $. Sehooler. Edgar Price, W. A.
Price. Joe Criseillis. T. J. Price. r.
l.. Elkin, b. NJ. Lear, X. l.. Barker
X =. Parson, Marinda Longsworth,
J. 7. Bland, and Hughes Bros.
(other names will be- added upon
the payment Of 25 cen;sl (tf)
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-07-20

pUsSAS the civil war Ia England
.nns quaint pe>s 20 money wer.
aruck Charles mlntcd most 81
the plate that vas given To him by
th~ Cavaliers In order Ca Ray his
troops ProTsr machinery not being
AVAILABLE coins vsrr struck In the
sost rough-snd-ready way They were
IL all shapes and sIrc- and made ~
any metal from gold to pewter. In
thoss troubled times many towns L.
sued their own money lu The form %
tokens which were usually oval 20
ctiong In shape and made of base
metals
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-07-20
CMInaIlna Race.

The population II the Islands OF the
Marpu.sa group Is dWindling very per
ceptihly. Thirty years ago the total
was '~is1 Whereas today IL IL but
2.''h 49, som" Il Is claimed that
the race commenced To- dc,liu, a. soon
as III" missionaries taught M, natives
q" wear ,,ut.,,. Tub.rrulusis. which
bad ten U1kuuNn before at once
commenced - raNaEes.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-07-20
Tho UNIT, Of II.s.hst,.

\. " g. Nrite. that when Boo Florida
she tried 90 bur chicago paper aud
offered the hos 3 cent. when be- -
.uss'i that sum she painted tu the
printed siairmrut ou %. trout pace +.
frior = cent, .u ,y HuI -uhurbs !.
"is"s here z cents "uh pr'ici the
boy. You r. Thousand miles frum
,lsrVh.r-
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-07-20

UT 0VTHbNs
From Sturi Their eyes met for y
long. GREATNESS moment and swan TO
gether"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-07-20
Museum Nas Many Copies Of Bible.
There ar. 1900 copies Of the Bible
IA the British museum.


IN Wild state the horse lives Ia be
from thirty hy" 6" forty years old.
While M" domestic horse Is old at
wenl -nNe years
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-07-20
Green Clay Walker
Law And Real Estate

Money to loan on farms.
List your farm for sale-priv.
ately or at auction.
Office over J. w. Smiths Store.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-07-20

The motorists happ.est dream viii
come true when gallon of gasoline
viii lust a year and every tire l. guar
anteed for "a million miles
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-07-20

NHtur, ,anu"f Jump from winter 20
summer Wi.u"u spring ~ from
summer io Writer without n fall
Prom %. TIGER
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-07-20

Pussywillcw-rm the cat that brings
the birds. New Nork Herald
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-07-20
Understanding.

tn realize that We don't under
stand everything l. understanding. =
Atghisuu aoh.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-07-20
We Guarantee Ihis.

Speak well ~ others aud they viii
have high regard for your word
Boston Transcript
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-13
Faculty. Wires Club

DIR. Theresa Mcmahon gave her
Impressions gained during her recent
trip thru the British Isles this after
noon at the meeting OF the Faculty
Wives club at 2:30 o'clock, and Mrs.
Donald Stewart rendered program
or songs Mrs. John w. Cobb was
the chairman Of the afternoon.
The following events are scheduled
for the remainder Of tho season.
Faculty dinner on Friday. November
"a. with Mrs. Frederic Morgan Padel-
ford in charge; Christmas meeting on
December II. with Mrs. John Con-
don in charge; freshman party on
January 8. Mrs. Harlan Hines; a
bridge party later In January. with
Mrs. G. a. Corey In charge; Febru.
airy meeting, Mrs Pierre j. FreIn:
Valentine party. Mrs. Keith Gregory:
the musicale in March. Mrs. Henry
suzzaIlo and Mrs. Joseph Daniels.
April luncheon and business meet.
ing Mrs. r.. o. Eckelmsn, and the
May party for the faculty children.
Mrs. =. Herbert Anderson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-13
Committee and
Pdtronesses for Fine
Arts Dance

Announcement IL made Of the per.
sonnet ot the committee In charge %
arrangements for the Fine Arts
cabaret dance NJ the Masonic t-mple.
on Friday evening. November ~. ss
follows: Mrs. Anna Thomson NH.
burn. chairman: Mrs. John Henry
Baiiinger. Mrs. Fred Baxter. Mrs.
Ciarance Blethen. Mira Lawrence
Boyle. Mrs Keith Logan Bullltf.
Mrs. Alexander Scott BuIlitt. Mrs.
Robert Brinkiey. Mrs. Raleigh Chinn.
Mrs. Archibald Stewart Downey.
Mrs. Jay I. Dur1nd. Mrs. Nathan
Eckstesn. Mrs. Guido Fairs. Mrs. I'D.
ward Garrett. Mrs Carl Gould. Mrs.
Robert Greer. Mrs. fangdon Henry.
Mrs. Paul nandeil Henry. Mrs. John
e. Higgins. Mrs. ,. Tate Mason. Mrs
James MacfarIais. Mrs. Louis l..
Mendel. Mrs Waiter Moore. Mrs.
Robert McCieliand. Mrs. Phillips
Morrison. Mrs. Harry r. ostrander.
Mrs Charles Paul. Mrs. r. H. Parks.
Mrs. Richard w. Perry. Mrs. Thomas
Ruhm. Mira Harold stiusson. Mrs.
Robert Wilson. Mrs. Frederic N.
whine.
The patronesses' list includes Mrs
A. =. Kerry. Mrs. Joshua Green. Mrs.
Auzias de Turenne. Mrs Thomas
Green. Mrs. Bernard peily. Mrs.
Frederick Bentley. Mrs Trafford
Hutvson. Mrs. w. -. Perkins. Mira.
John Ewing Price. Mrs. u. T..
skinner. Mrs. Hoogcwerfr. Mrs. Ivan
WettengeI. Mrs Tidmarsh. Mrs. I'd.
win a. strout. Mrs. A. u. Stewart.
Mrs. Daniel Trefethcn. Mrs. Thomas
Bordeaux. Mrs Montgomery Russell.
Mrs Alexander BaiIlie. Mrs. J. r..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-13
Bridal Party Chosen

Miss Lurline Brown. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Abner Brown. has
chosen "Wednesday. December ~, as
the date OF her marriage TO Ensign
George Clifford Crawford. U. :. N
Of the u. $. :. Arizopa. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. z Vance Crawford, OF
North Carolina.
The ceremony will be performed
By REV. william II Bliss. a, Ssso
o'clock. in Trinity Episcopal church.
The members OF the bridal party
win include Mrs. Richard Floyd
FROST Marcia Bergerl as matron OF
honor and the maids will be Miss
Amy Munday. Miss Katherine Miller
Of Portland. Miss Rachel Nlblock.
Miss Ruth BaInford. Miss Ruth Len
non and Mrs. Edna Wagner.
Ensign v. v. Jacomini. L. $. n. Of
the ". 8. s. Arizona, viii be best
man.
A small reception viii follow the
service al the home OF the bride
parents. at the 81. Paul apartments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-13
Autumn Leaves Used
to Decorate House

"oh. Nan. am 40 sorry YOU were
sick and couldn't so 90 james party
yesterday afternoon. She sent some
Of her cake 10 you and huge bot
auet Of iheas wonderful ehrynanfhe-
NUNS People ~iih colds can "a,
cake. cant they. and look al bsauti.
ful fiowersT'
'Oh. how sweet OF Jan. 20 mink
OF me. and how nice 81 you 10 bring
them. Thank you both 40 much.
Those flowers are simply marvellous
and the cake looks delicious Ny
stomach Ia all right. No can eat
My cold IL better. but IN. doctor
told me 10 stay IN FOR three days.
Hu, tell me about the party
We'll. James home Was too Al.
tractive for anything. sh@ had
autumn ieavcm everywhere. banked
In corners and on the mantci. and
simply dozens OF thsae wonderful
chryEanshsmum. And you should
hav. aean Jane herself I loved her
IN the gown she wore. A rich
brown. crinkly silk crepe thing.
draped n Was wonderful. and with
that autumn leaf rriting u made .
pretty picture with that reddish
hair OF hers you can imagine how
stunning she looked
''oh. y~~. she must have been
beautiful when Jane dresses up
she r. the brst.iookinx thing In en-.
world. Ehs must have sp.nt a gold
min. on her clothes
mot bit OF ~ shs buys very
carefully. and buys few clothes. Good
ones. though. Most everything
comes from Cherry's. where they
have such lovely things and want
one 10 buy on credit They arr on
tho second floor Of tho tiaito build.
lng. on second avenue. between Mad.
lHon and Spring. over the PiR'n
xxhtnfk< e. Acknowledgement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-13
IIarrnonY IIomn.tend

Harmony Homestead. no. i74a.
brotherhood OF American Y~omen.
entertained more than 100 children
and grownups with candy. apples.
tops and whistles on Tuesday eve.
ming. this being chiidrcn's night.
There were splendid selections for the
prizes offered. the winners being as
follows. Shirley Da Costa. with a
piano selection. and Maxine Horn
beck. with impersonstions. Red for
first prize for tiss girls. and Lorraine
Nelson won first prize for girls under
7 years Of aso Henry Richmond
won first for the boys over and
Mckinley Jensl~r won first prize for
boys undsr 7 years Of age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-13
Tuesday Service at
Tea .ShOD

Mrs. Ernst skoel will be hostss
for Iaurcihurat Guild nj the ortho.
pedic Tea shop Tuesday. assisted
by Mrs. John l.. Hall. Mrs. George
". schyltter. Mrs. Clyde Hadiey.
Mrs. Harold Thompson. Mrs Ernest
Eckleman. Mrs. xura Case. Mrs.
Fiossie Foots. Mrs. charlea l. r.
sowie and Mrs. W. T. KinseL
The Orthopedlc Tea shop. where
tempting home made viands are
served. is located at 1914 Fourth
Avenue.
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Informal Luncheon for
Nine. GQdsLi

Honortng Nine Cadski. Mrs. ~.
C. Hardy viii entertain with an In.
formal luncheon at her home Sat.
urday afternoon. The party will
later be taken FOR a drive By Mira.
A. =, Kerry. followed b. tea at her
hons.
Nine. Gadski win sing one 81
Mrs. Kerry's composition. at Ler
conoers Friday svsning---My Love
and l."
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Douglas. Mrs. Reginald pas~ons. Mrs.
Louis Mcnd@i. Mrs. William Hunter
Mcfswan. Mrs. Aoritx Thomson. Mrs.
John Collins. Mrs. G. II. Stifnson.
Mrs. Manson v. Hackus. Mrs. J ~.
iowman. Mrs. Henry suxzaiio. Mrs.
A. ~ Anderson. Mrs X. William
Crosby. Mrs. Frederick Baunman.
Mrs. Evan :. McCord. Mrs. John
'campt~ll. Mrs. Josiah Collins. Miss
Nellie Cornish. Mrs. George T.
Myers. Mrs. James ID. Hore. Mrs
John y. Mcf'herwon. Mrs. Stanley
0rfffiths.
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Seattle
Society
Mid Season Assembly
Dance on December 20 ;
Miss LurliRo Broicll
Names Wedding At
tenddntS.

rTv4E Nid~cason Assembly - issu'
i ing Invitations 90 members an
nounclng plans for the COMING
season. The first affair 70 be giNcn
win be dinner dance Tuesday
evening. December Is, AZ the Bun
ealow. which viii be reserved Tor
the AFFAIR
Tho MidSeason Assembly was
formed last winter by a group OF
the younger set who have been
married less than ten years. Their
hail last winter was enc % the
brilliant functions OF the seaaoa.
pans for the second dance. which
l. 20 be ON larger scale. viii be
announced later.
The committee In charge Includes
Mrs. James Colbert sullivan. Mrs.
stanley Minor. Mrs. Thatcher Hodge.
Mr.. John Balllargeon, Mr leo
Black. Mr. Keith Rullitt and Mr.
Andrew Price.
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Airs. George w. Coplen entertained
with a luncheon Of six covers at her
homo today. The afternoon was de-
voted to sewing on aprons for the
Alpha Delta ri bazaar TO be held at
the Hotel Washington on Sovem-
Der IS.
The apron booth is 10 be ono OF
the special features OF the ba mar
and the aprons are TO be very At
trzctive and novel In design.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-13
Brighton PIT. A.

Brighton PIT. A. will meet IN tbs
assembly room wednesday. Eover~
Der rs. Budness meeting AT ans p.
m Roll call and program a, s1s p.
IN. Mrs. NJ. ID. wilkinson will speak
on pre-school work. the seventh
grade pupils will furnish the music
and Mrs. A. O. Benfisld viii sing. A
pre-school class will be organized
Refreshments will be served.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-13
Me.l senllIe Arl cIub

Tim West Seattle Art club VIII
meet at the homo u Mrs. Roy v.
Byern. zii0 t7th ave r. w. at 1870
a. m, Wednesday. November 10.
Mrs. Mar Eunsr will 10 tho leader.
with Ashur Brown Durnnd and Al
bert Bierstsdt M the subjects OF her
discussion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-13
Buffet Dinner WW
Commitment Mrs. PurseU

with Mrs. George Purseii. who
leaves In a few weeks for califor-
MA to spend the winter as the hon
or guest. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Bor.
deaux are entertaining with . buf.
fet dinner AZ their home Saturday
evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-13

Tho literary Interpretation class OF
the Seattle Woman'a club and cur
rent topics department viii meet
Tuesday. November Il. AT the homo
OF Miss Libbia Trimble. g44f Harvard
ave NJ. ~ i230 y. m. sharp. Mrs.
w y. DeRen. hostess
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Entertain This Eveninq

Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Douglas are
entertaining the members OF their
bridge club this evening at their
apartment in the Arcadia. There will
be three tables.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-13
Mrs. Aver Plans
Luncheon at Coli CLUB

ccmplimsnting Mrs. Boswell AVA.
son. who with Mr.. Avtason. has
come here recently to make her
home. and Mrs. Morgan Watson. Mrs
Avisson's mother. Mrs. Fred G.
Aver. win entertain with a luncheon
Of twelve covers at ths Golf cub
Frlcay afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-13
srst,ic Council Pr. A.

The Seattle council % Parent.
Teacher associations win meet IN the
small auditorium AZ the Broadway
high school Tuesday. November it.
AZ 10 a. m. Mrs. Victoria Trumbuil
viii npeak on Legislation" and Mrs.
George n Mclaughlin viii talk on
Parliamentary Procedure" Lunch.
con viii be- served az I p. m. In the
high school lunch room The session
will resume at Tao. when DR. WI.
liam Mekibben viii speak on ''SAr.
cotics"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-13
Program for Mrs.
Mller,s Musicale

Mrs. Emil Henry Miller has ar
ranged the following interesting pro
gram for the musicale she ls giving
At her home tomorrow afternoon at
2.30 O'Clock:
Vocal
tA) .whsrs the hseniixht 10
Glanctng ..s4..-....... Howe
tb} MY Love IL Far Away
Mira Loretta Nanson wrotsn
violin
faJ s-rhs Tarantsrs~. ....... Bspa pint
tb) The Meditation In Paradise
Mr.. Richard Wagner Meyer
RsAding--frfsh Dialect. $500. .Beisctsd
Miss Iadabianehs Eoes
Vocal
DAD -fnyocation 10 Eros. .Kurctsinex
fbJ Love IL q Bubble. ....... Aiiitssn
Mr.. Alfred Green
selections from Olympic suits" Hews
Mr.. James Hamilton Howe
vocal
es) '-rhs star and the Moon at Lake
Crescent .....s...-- Gilbert Howe
thl Dancing IN Paradise Inn Howe
Mrs. loretta Manson wrotsn
Rssdlnx-''Pierrot Wounded" ..........
.....-...-.....-..... Alberty-Cois
Miss Lidabisnehs Robe
Vocal
al The Crystal oaxere 49,. Kramer
fbl "Ah. Love. but q Day Beach
Mr.. Alfred Green
Aecompan snts. Eloiss Clyde and Mrs
Emil Henry Miller
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-13
Luncheon at Home

Miss Achsa Lou Powell entertained
with a luncheon at her home today
as compliment to Miss Gloria
F'rink.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-13
Queen Anne rortnIrbtIy club

Tho Queen Anne Fortnightiy club
will meet Thursday. November 10. At
2 o'clock with Mrs. J. w Goodwin.
i2s W. Highland Drive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-13
limitations ont for
Costume Dance

Miss Gladys Stranack and Miss
Rosemary Allen have issued invita-
tions to forty couples for a costume
dance at the Darlington Golf club
on Saturday evening. November IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-13
Luncheon for
Mothers Club

Phi Kappa Sigma Mothers Club
will be entertained At n one o'clock
luncheon by Mrs. II. q. Stevenson.
27f2 Broadway North. Thursday
afternoon. November 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-13

Tlgv woman's T. re Nata club will
meet Wednesday. November Is. At 2
.. m. at IA. Fine Arts gallery. where
the members will view the Northwest
Aftists' exhibit. with Mrs. Katherine
y. Baker aA lecturer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-13

ionia chapter No, ia. o. y. y. viii
esempiify the work Tuesday evening.
November Il. ~ 3 9. m. Ia tho
Corinthlan room Of the Masonic tenn
Pile
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Personal

Iudg. aud Mrs John A Kellogg
~ Belilnkham came down 20 attend
Homecoming week at tho University
of Washington. and we're the week
end gusats o. pr. and Mrs Tom
Ac~siag.
Mrn. ~. l.. blunt. who went to
California several months ago "a bs
Ntth her sister. Mrp kcnnvfh
neaton during her last illnese. re.
turned 10 her home here on satur-
day
Mrs. curtis y. sargent and small
daughter. Martorfe. win irav. next
Saturday for Portland 10 visit rvia.
tsvea until after Thanksgiving
Mrs Helen fgos Jeff Tuesday for
New York and Paris 10 10 away un.
| ui after tie Christmas holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs HARRY Byrd have re-.
moved srun .oG Meaww NJ. 10 itsi
Third ave. w.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob~r. y stons
drTor.ne. Martin are receiving con.
Rrafuiations on the birth OF a
daughter, Thursday. November ..
at the Minor hospital
Mr.. corydou Wagner. Of Tacoma.
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mr.. Hamilton Roife.
Mrs. stewart Miller. who has boon
spending q few days with her par
enfs. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miller.
at tho Sorrento. returned las, eve
ming 10 her homa at Camp lewis.
Mr.. and Mr. Manson r. nackus
returned Friday from a ten days
trip TO California
Mr. and Mrn Edward Andrews
spent tho wcck end In Victoria. r. G.
Mrs Russell Horton returned Sat.
urday from Buffalo. where she has
been visiting relatives for several
weeks
Mr.. and Mira. George w Belmont
have returned from Tacoma. whore
they have been living for two years.
and have taken homo at AIS "
47nd at.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-13
women's League for Peace and
Ereedout

The women's international Leagus
for Peace and Freedom viii meet
Tuesday evening. November 4. AT
O'Clock. at the Sanipractio building
Dos East Pine ~
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Tho East Union club viii meet with
Mrs. r. 3. schmutz. 1879 z4th ave.
Thursday afternoon. November 10. q,
o'clock
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The Bible study club and the coun.
ell Of Jewish Women VIII meet Mon.
day. November 70. In the v.stry
rooms al the Temple at y. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-13

The boosters club will meet With
Mrs. Ida Moench. 1883 w both IT.,
Tuesday. Nov. ~. AT .. m. Members
are asked TO bring friends For
reservations call Sunset 0sss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-13

\ special meeting ~ the uniyer-
aity Heights PIT. A. will h. held Al
the University branch library. y toih
and 10th y. ". Tuesday evening. Nov.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-13

Ladies' Lyric Choral club will meet
for rehearsal Tuesday evening. Nov.
~. at 7ls5 o'clock In the sunday
school room o. the First Presbyterian
church
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shawondAsse Club

The ShewondasHe club viii meet
with Mrr l.. McGrcw and Mrs. WI.
liam McCrcgor. AZ the home Of the
former. 1919 Third ave. ~. Tuesday.
November ~. AZ 2 .. IA.
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Reo.e,cIt An,IIInrr. 80. "a

Veterans 81 Foreign Wars % tho
United states, Col Theodore Roose.
welt auxiliary, No. 20. will meet with
Mrs. Louis" kioih. z0ss ". T7th st.
Tueuday, November ~ Members
are asked 70 come prepared 20 sew.
Luncheon will be served at noon.
on November rs. at s .. m. tho
auxiliary will give a social dance NJ
the home Of MraI CuA Freed. 75is ~.
Spruen at. for the benefit OF the hos
pitai fund. Members and friends cor.
daily invited Entertainment will
be provided Tor those who do not
dance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-13

Tho parliamentary procedure de
partmsnt OF the woman's Century
club viii meet IN the board room
Of IN. Y. w q. A. Tuesday. Sovem
Der "a. at $50 p. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-13

xesa psd Mothers club Will meet
az tho chapter house. tsto 18th ave.
y. r.. Tuesday. NOVEMBER 10. at
.. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-13

The Hatasu Guard club will NEE,
with Mrs. J NJ. Alexsndr~. Ills New.
port Way. Thursday. November rs.
for l o'clock luncheon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-13
Auxiliary Gymn..Ium soeIei,

Ladies' Auxiliary at the Seattle
Gymnasium .society 1919 Eighth
ave. win meet Tuesday. November
~. for gym exercise at 100 p. m.
for business session st $50 p. m.
and election OF officers.