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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-26

"Goodneasi Who's the girl Jack n
so attentive TOT He has been talking
10 her for ages over there. ] have
been wanting her 10 turn around.
so could see n / knew her. know
don't. though. II I had ever seen
that green taffeta dress before.
would recognize a."
Don't tell me you don't recognize
Doris in her new party gown"
moi That can't be Doris. Is n.
really? Well, I must say that she
looks stunning tonight want TO
see her closer II Jack ever tears
himself away, so we can 30 over and
examine that wonderful dress.'
Il never did REQ her look 30 we'll
She always wore tho wrong colors
before. That shade of green. with
her brown hair. with a reddish tint.
IL wonderful. Jack seems to think
80, too
"Yes: never in the world saw him
so interested before"
Doris told me about her new
dress today. 30 I was looking for H..
She said she got II at Cherry's. They
are at 1918 Second ave. in the Rlalto
building. second floor, just over the
Pig'n Whistle. Also she said she
only pays a small sum on IL every
month and paid down what she
found convenient. / think that's n
wonderful way TO buy clothes. "--Ad.
yertiscmentv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-26

Boat fare In 90 cents for tho round
trip.
This trip :. open 20 all Campfire
girls and leaders and the first TWEEN.
tyfive registering paying si.zJ In
advance VII constitute the party.
Those who have signed 30 far nre
Ruth A. Brown. Marguerite Bring,
lo., Evelyn Brown. Madge Dunn.
Madeline Piess. Irma Thompson and
Ethel Richardson.
A course in first aid and home
nursing win be given for Campfire
girls II there ~ sufficient demand
Tho course will be held Saturday
mornings. All girls and guardians
Interested are asked 10 register a,
once AZ Lohequa. There IL no charge.
During the summer many of the
groups have been busliy NJ work on
articles for the Campfire bazaar. TO
ba given some time after Thanks.
giving. A; tho recent meeting Of
tho Guarsiians association a commit.
tee was appointed 90 work out def.
rite plans for the bazaar. Groups
are asked 10 register AZ Lchequa I'm
uediaisiy. stating what they wish 10
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contribute. Tho proceeds earned b.
each group will be used for grou,
use. You are urged 70 maks only
articles which will surely sell. and ID
every case 10 remember Il IL 10 b
value received. Let us not make
lnnumerabio pincushlons and aprons
and breakfast caps. but rather ba<
kets. wood. blocked articles and
dainty linen handkerchief. One
lovely bit Of craft work from .fs.+'
girl would bring greater returns q Y
n dozen articles Of indikcrzmf6zl
value. In addition 10 having Us
bazaar TO make money for dues. suu-
rner camp. etc. let's make II 4 Eevs-
iatlon IN the way Of a Campfire crzfs
exhibit. Talk the matter over WIN
your guardian and have her regissss
your group for the Christmas bszzar
some time before November 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-26
Trim Hats for
Thrift Shop

Mount Baker Park Guiif Of the
orthopedic Hospital has called a
special meeting for Friday after
noon. at 100 o'clock. Mt the home
Of Mrs. James Wood. 52is Cascade
ave.
Hats for the Thrift shop arc 20
be trimmed. and members are urged
TO attend and bring hats or trim.
mings with them IL they can con.
yenlently do SO.
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Music
Geraldine Farrar Designs
| Own Costumes


Tho versatility Of Geraldine Far
rar. who Is making an extended
concert tour this season and will
DO heard In Seattle at tho Arena
on Monday evening. October 10Th.
has become proyerbiai amongst all
thnsa who take interest In the &C.
tivities of artists. She l. pas,
mistress Of tho art Of singing. and
a most accomplished musician. She
a. a brilliant converxationaiLat and
her pen shows nm active. witty. well.
trained mind. In addition 10 this
She has positive genius for the de-
signing OF costumes.
Miss FarraTs style Of beauty nj
lows her certain dnrlnEneAs In Dc.
sign and color Echeme Of dress She
takes great interest not merely with
the gowns Ia which she appears
In public but with tho dresses she
wears at home and on the street.
Her early Appearances In New York
are looked forward 20 with interest
not merely by music lovers but
BY drcaArnakers. for she has always
some new idea that Is rapidly taken
up By the public.
For several years past. Miss Far.
rar has spent her summers in her
own country and has not made
the usual spring trips 20 Paris.
This has had little effect on her
costumes BY disregarding expense.
she has. by reason OF her long ac-
quaintance with the most noted de-
sIgners OF Paris. and their New
York representatives. been able 10
maintain IN her wardrobe the same
unique standard so thoroly charnc-
teristic OF her.
Mlas Farrars local appearance
win be under the management OF
the Ladies' Musical club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-26

AFR. and Mrs. beverly Vernon Han
cock returned wednesday from their
wedding trip. ana arc az home AZ the
Lenawee apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. Barclay, OF
NNllllamsport. Pa. who are the
guests OF MIR. and Mrs. George bar
clay. viii leave next week for their
homo.
Mrs. Frank Madden and her niece.
Mis-. frraneos oalgley have removed
from their home 20 the Hotel Sorren.
90. where they viii remain until next
week. when they leave for the East.
Mrs Raymond bordeaux. OF Bor.
dcaux. h visiting friends la town.
Mr., and Mrs. j.. l.. Blaine. with
their daughter Louise. and Mrs.
sadie Hawkins. have returned from
motor trip 20 Spokane. where they
were tho guests OF their son and
daughter.lnlaw. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. l..
Blaine. Jr. tNatallene fEawkinsA
Miss Nancy and Miss Laura Emory
are leaving Thursday for tho East
70 enter wallcourt school at Aurora.
y. Y.
Rev. and Mrs. ". H. cowcn and
family have removed from Crystal
Springs. where they spent tho sum
mer. to their house IN town.
Mrs. caspar sharpies left today
for tho East. where she win visit her
son. Wistar. az Lnwrcnceviiic. and
win also visit In New York.
Mr.. ana Mrs. c. J. smith are
spending month In the East.
Mrs. II. J. Huston VIII return this
evening from White Bluffs. where
she has been visiting her sonin.iaw
and daughter. MFR. and Mrs, Stuart
McCord Taylor.
Nrias blanche Myres win leave
next Monday for Beaver. Colo. TO
spend tho winter.
Mrs. r. y. Weeks. with her moth.
or. Mra Eric l.. smith. 81 Los
Angeles. who has been visiting hcf
Tor the summer. will leave the last
u this week for California. Mrs.
Smith Is returning to her home.
and Mrs Weeks will 10 her guest
for n month.
Mrs. David NJ. Iioserlck and baby.
David NJ. jr.. left Friday niEht for
Spokane. whore thcy joined Mr..
Rndcrlck. and will make their home.
Mrs Lawrence r. Hioderft Ger
trude Hortoni. arrived Saturday
from Coronado and u the guest %
her parents. Dr. and Mra. George
NJ. Horton.
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Mddrono Guilds
SiLUer Tea

The Madrona guild OF the Orfho-
pedic hospital will give silver tea
a. the home OF Mrs. y. NJ. Dickey,
In Denny-Blaine. Friday afternoon,
from until s o'clock.
Mrs. Alfred Rollo and Mrs. George
w Fischer viii preside az the tea
table and assisting viii be Miss
Dorothy Dickey, Miss Janet Hickey.
Miss Mary Dawson and Miss Dean
Irwin.
During the afternoon. Miss Daw.
son will give several piano selec-
tIons.
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Seattle
Society
0Irs. Lcdry Hostess at
Bridge Satardd u:
Bridge Luncheon VA
Compliment Mrs. Bar
clay.

uoNoRING Mrs. William Pitt
IL I'rlnhle and Mrs, Robert Boyle,
OF New York. Mrs. Eliza Ferry
1.cary has extended invitations fer
n bridge az her residence. 1881
Tenth Avenue North. on saturday
afternoon.
Invitations have been confined 20
the close friends Of the guests Of
honor.
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Mrs. Hack Issues
Invitations for Tea

To compliment Mrs. Frank Pritch.
ard Helacil uzllen Bringioei Mrs. y.
NJ. Hack has cards out for a tea al
her home on Thursday afternoon
from until O'Clock.
Mrs. Darrah corbett. Mrs Henry
Ward Reecher and Mrs Irving M.
Clark viii alternate at tho urns.
Mrs. J. s. Robinson and Mrs. Le
land Clark VIII assist In the living
room. and Mrs. Maguus Crawford.
Mrs. WIN Otto Hell. Mrs. Ralph Hoff-
man and Mrs. Paul umoff IN the din
Ing room.
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Bridge to Honor
Miss Quigley

Miss Katherine Bacon will entertain
tomorrow afternoon. al her home.
with two tables Of bridge. In comrlt
rnsnt TO Miss FRANCES Quigiey. who.
with her aunt. Mrs Frank Madden.
II leaving the first OF next week for
tho East. later going 10 California
for tho winter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-26
women's Society FIRST Baptist
Church

One Of the popular silver teas
given by the women'H Society Of
the FIRST Baptist church. VIII be
held Thursday. September -. At 2
u. m. AZ the home ~ Mrs. Charles
y. Hubbard. f7ss zist ave. ~. y.
Mr.. Austin Case. delegate 90 the
1879 student Christian Federation.
Picking. China. VIII give shor,
talk on "Home Impressions. and
Mtss Helen psttit will speak on the
~aeabcck Htudsn, Conference" A
silver offering viii BE- fakea for the
white Cross department Of the 20
ciefy.
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Luncheon for
Departing Guest

Mrs. L.. G. Rates Is entertaining
with bridge luncheon for twelve
~ her home "Wednesday afternoon
10 compliment Mrs. y. l.. Ely, Of
ottumwa. Iowa. who Il leaving the
last OF this week by way 81 CaiifoF-
MIA for her home. after visiting her
sister. Mrs. waldo +. Holmes.
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Picnic as Fareaceu
Commitment

For the pleasure OF Miss Mar
guerite Schmidt, who. with her par.
ents, In leaving October 5 for a
visit in New York City. Miss
Dorothy Palmer entertained rs
friends Of the honor guest with a
picnic at her home on Lake Wash.
ington, Saturday.
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Asrr sTRrcK MN

A younEsser recently defined
~rAimlrt" SO woman who uses her
hand instead Of her slipper Boston
Transcript.
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Thursday Service at
Tea .ShOD

Mrs. Nelson Phillips win be host.
ess for Madrona guild Mt the ortho.
pedic Tea Shop Wednesday. assisted
by Mrs. l.. II. Dawson. Mrs. c. H.
Morse. Mrs. W. M William, Mrs.
James y. Kline. Mrs a. w. L..
Woodman. Mrs. Ben pitts. Mrs. VIII.
Ham Beddow and Mrs. Frank Good.
win - 4 aA.a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-26
General sherman cirrI.

General Sherman Circle. Ladies' Of
the a. A. n. viii serve ,.oms-
cooked luncheon ~ neon Thursday.
September -. NJ tho homo ~ Mrn.
q. y. Perrutt. zoe n. s7ih ~. Take
car 80. ~. Comrades and friends
cordially invited 60 ntiead.
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Mrs. Cnldacel Hostess

As compliment 10 her mother.
Nrs. Eleanor w. Howard. Of Alex
andria. Va. who II visiting her for
several weeks. Mrs. Hugh NJ caid-
well entertained informally az tea
at her home Monday afternoon
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AquIla lodge. No. IS. y. II. +. A.,
viii hold It's monthly whist party
Wednesday, September 81. at p. m.
AZ tho lodge rooms. zoe Madison -
an Degree OF Honor members and
friends welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-26
Mrs. Perry Plans
BRIDGE Luncheon

In compliment 90 Mrs. W. l., BAr
clay. of willlamsrort, Pa. who Is
the guest % Mrs George Barclay.
Mrs. Richard W. Perry vii entertain
with an informal bridge luncheon az
her home Thursday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-26

Tho Seattle branch OF the Dickens
Fellowship will resume their semi
monthly meetings on next Thursday
evening. September ~. in the Erick'
son room % the Y. W.. G. a. Anyon"
who n an hdmirer 81 Charles Dick
ems or who would like 90 study hts
works il eligible 10 membership IN
the club. This II most desirable
time for any new members 10 come
into the club a. Il IL the beginning
Of new study period, The meeting
viii commence nj 4 o'clock. Mr. u
J.. o'conneli II the president u The
Fellowship and Miss Mary y. Gard
ner n secretary.
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Seattle Dan Nursery

Tho regular monthly meeting q
the Seattle Day Nursery association
will be held ~ tho nursery. s02
broadway. Thursday morning. sept.
IS. ne 1880 o'clock II Il hoped
there win be large attendance.
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Hostess at Luncheon

With covers placed for twelve
guests. Mrs. Leslie Miles IL enter.
talning with a luncheon followed
by an afternoon OF bridge at her
home Wednesday.
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Luncheon to Honor
Miss Sicezed

As a pre-nuptlai compliment TO
Miss yernifa swczea. Miss Florence
johnson win be hostess at a luncheon
OF ten covers at the Hotel Washing.
ton on Saturday.
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Thursday Progress Club

The Thursday Progress club will
meet with Mrs. T. Nelson, seahurst
park. Thursday. Sept rs. Take
Lake Burien car at i045 a. m.
Bring sandwiches.
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Mrs. Farldnd Honored

A very pretty luncheon was given
Mt the Rainier club today. with Mrs.
]. NJ. Biarkford as hostess. Tho at
fair compnmented her house guest.
Mrs. John F'ariand. OF Richmond.
va. Covers wero placed Tor twelve.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-26

The Kansas Womra's club has
postponed the party planned for Mrs.
Fannie Potter on her tsth birthday.
owing 10 the illness ~ her daughter.
Mrs. Julia Cuion.
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An,Illarr n of 4. y.

Tho ladies' auxiliary 60 the u Of
l.. y. viii have a card party
wednesday. September ~. NJ p.
m. In the ~. ". u. A. hall. 1881
First ave.
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waIIInrford chcls

waiiingford Circle Will meet At
tho home % Mfs. George y. Monks.
57st Burke ave. Wednesday. sept.
.sf. NJ .. m. Members arc request.
"a 20 bring finished articles for the
fair. Viaitora welcome,
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Allah Social Club

Allah Social club will meet Wed
ncsday. September ~. az y. m.
with Mrs. Agnes Black. secs WeliinE'
ford ave. Mrs. Minnie kroiger ana
Mira Edna Loytlnsiy. assisting host
csses. Cards. All Eastern stars In
Vited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-26

ladies OF q. A. II. Home Sewing club
will meet az the home Of Mrs. Rachel
Young. soie 18th ave. y. p. Wed
ncsday. September -. Luncheon ~
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-26

British American Women's auxii'
larry win meet with Mrs. w. Irons
esTo ssih ave. =. W. "Wednesday.
September -. at o'clock. Members
take West Seattle car to ". Lander
Al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-26

con At the Engineers club, corner
Firth ana AeuVca. on Saturday. Sep
tomber 80. AZ 1870 D. ~. The lunch.
con will honor Miss Ethel Hunlcy
Coldweii. dean ~ women at TN INT
versity ~ Washington. who has re-
TURNED to Seattle from n year Of rest
IN California. and the new officers
elected last spring. Miss Jessie Mer'
rick. treasurer. and Miss inez
Nelcrer. secretary
Miss Victoria Mclean OF the a.
pariment ~ fine and fnAi-friai arts.
Seattle public schoois, vill give a
talk on "a Summer IN Hawaii"
West Seattle Review Sewing Circle
West Seattle Review. w. -. A.. OF
the Meecabeea Sewing circle. VIII
meet AZ the home 81 Mrs Samuel
walnsiey. a7as seth ave. 4. w. Fri.
day. September 20. at .. m. Mem'
beers and friends invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-26
AUXILIARY Pioneer. 81 washington

The annual election u officers 81
the Womnn's Auxiliary 70 the Pho.
neern % warhlnsfnn was held IN
Pioneer hall Wednesday. September
seih. with tho following results;
President. re elected. Mrs. Tiila A.
Moore. vice president. re detected.
Mrs. sasta Coonets secretary. Mrs.
Lille Settle Jones. treasurer. Mrs.
J w Range press correspondent.
Mrr. Kate Drunk cfanney. chair.
man 81 executive board. Mrs Iune
Hunt. chairman ~ sunshine com.
rnlitse. Mrs. Jensln Parker. fecep.
iion committee. Mrs. Hasamons
nennfunrc.
Tho rex, meeting % the auxiliary
will b. held November Is.
American Association n University
Women
The American Association Of TINT.
vrrnsfv Women wili meet for lunch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-26
cLrns roR WEDNESDAY


Tho Wisconsin Goldenrod club VII
meet wednesday. September ~, with
Mrs, Ida Aflham. sss Queen Anne
ave. liox luncheon at 1880 Az
former Wisconsin ladies welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-26
Entertain for Illinois
Guest

Mr.. and Mrs. Philip @. Rinzer
entertained with five tables OF
bridge az their home last evening.
complimentary TO Mrs. r. r. Shep-
hard Of Hsilsboro. ILL.,. the house
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Macy Nichoi.
son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-26

The first meeting Of Adams PIT.
a. will be held at tho school,
Thursday, Sept. rs. at 2so y. IN.
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II. F. Alexander Il
20 Minutes Ahead

Twenty minutes were clipped frun
her record by the steamship II. y.
Alexander. which arrived "a Scafsls
Monday. ~ hours and 10 minufeG
from San Francisco.
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Informal Bridge
Luncheon

Mrs. b. p. Burnside win entertain
with an informal bridge luncheon
for twelve at her residence. 277s
32nd ave. s., on Friday afternoon.
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C m pfire
News, Notes
and Gossip
Campfire Girl News

tHlfulnf Tor Ottubffs
September 20 Camp Saith re.
union AZ Frederick = Nelson's audi
forum. ? 90 6 o'clock. All girls are
invited. No admission.
September % Meeting 81 Fircfly
leaders. Lohequa. At 4 o'clock.
September so-weck end trip 10
Camp Health. Limited TO 20 girls
and leaders. Register early.
October Meeting OF scribes. 30
O'Clock. AZ Loheaua. BE represented.
October 7--Ail.camp hike. crfeas.
ure hunD
October DEMONSTRATES for cii.
oman club.
October H. Meeting OF Guardians
association. T.50 o'clock. ~ Loheaua.
October Is~Cnndy for Port Towns.
end duo az Loheaua.
October Symbolism class. . 10
Il;
October .i-craft class a. LONE.
qua; making beaded leather bags. .
10 ~.
October Guardians training
course begins To ..
October Week end trip 10
ramp Limited 10 IS.
October 5i-ProRram of activities
for year from ench group.
All articles must be claimed from
Los, and Pound al I.obeaus before
October !. After that date every.
thing will be turned over 70 the Red
Cross.
Refund on third period should ba
asked for AZ Lohsqua before October
]. Al money Ia 20 be settled up b.
that date.
a training course % Campfire
leaders and one for Flrsfiy leaders
VIII be started late in October. A
fec % 400 covers registration and
craft materials. The Campfire
couras will be given Wednesday
evenings from TO .. beginning
October s7th. and meeting on Wed.
nessiay evenings for eight successive
weeks, II there IL n demand. an
afternoon course will be offered
The Fireny course will start No.
vemher .. meeting in the afternoon
from sao 10 $40. and will con
tlnue for eight weeks Since Camp.
fire headquarters IN small. only
limited number Of guardians may
sian for each course. Plan now 20
take ono and slgn up Immediately.
The October meeting Of the gov.
erninE board Of the Seattle council
81 Campfire siris will be hold a,
Lohsaua October 1. az 10 O'Clock.
A complete report ~ the 1879 sea.
son nj Ramp Healfh will be given
NJ this time.
This first weekend trip 90 Camp
seaith with be saturday. September
30. Tho party IN limited 90 twenty.
five Mlas Ruth Brown viii bo In
charge. The boat will leave Pier
~ ss1o Saturday. returning Sunday
evening AZ o'rfrrk The cost ~ the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-26

Other things being equal. we would
rather fight a scared hero than a dcs.
psrais coward Richmond Times.
ptHf.asch.
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Members ana friends % Madrons
Presbyterian church are invited 70 a
tea a THE horne u Mrs. Laura -.
Burnett. 1911 sFth ave. ON wednes
day. September 9Th.
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ADDITIONAL cIrBs


Tho Union Danes ~ the civil
War will give a card party Friday.
September .sth. 81 80 o'ciock and
AZ $40 o'einch In Veterans hall.
ArmoFy. A chicken dinner WIN be
served a, q y m.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

, course served az tho home Of Mrs.
l.. q. Mecullea. apsa Ferdinand a.
Reciprocity bureau. T.. a. q.
Reciprocity Bureau Of the local +.
y. O. chapters viii give tea at
tho home ~ Mrs, John y. Main.
1901 18th ave. Wednesday. sepicm.
Der s7th. from until O'Clock IN
welcome 10 all y. y. o. members
who arc not affiliated with city
chapters.
seahurst Council
seahurst Council Of Minute Won.
en-. at church. Wednesday. Rsptem.
Der sTth. at . p. m.
Poetry Club
Seattle Poetry club. In teachers
room Of the Seattle Public Library.
Wednesday. September aTth. y. NJ.
Program. Visitors welcome.
lorraine Social Club
Lorraine Social club will met In
the cardroom az shc Masonic temple.
Wednesday. September ~. AZ D. m.
John y. Miller W. ~ c. Sewing
Circle
John r. Miller ". n. c. Sewing
Circle viii meet Wednesday. sepiem.
her ~. az 10 .. IN. az tho home ~
Mrs. Eva Chester. tizs Havenna
ave. Leave car AZ station l.
Bring sandwiches
Clara nartsn Tent
Clara narton Tent. -. 81 v. viii
hold It's quarterly birthday luncheon
Wednesday. September 81. NJ noon.
business meeting IN tho afternoon.
followed BY a card party in the
evening A parcel pos, station -
iablIshed. Come prepared 70 receive
parcels.
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Ladies' Urvtta club VIII meet q,
Standard Furniture company. cor,
ner Second ave- and Pine At.
"Wednesday. September 9Th. ~ isis
O'Clock. for tour % Fisher flour.
lng mills.
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Social club. o. r.. r.. gives pro
rressive luncheon Wednesday. Sep.
TENDER -. ~ o'eiork. with frs,
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veritas whist club viii meet with
Mrs John naehr and Mrs. ,. Koch
la, Venice. pes Molnra. Wednesday.
september .Tth. al p. m. Illus
iraves at i0:7o a. IN.
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This first weekend trip 90 Camp
seaith with be saturday. September
30. Tho party IN limited 90 twenty.
five Miss Ruth Brown win bc In
charge. The boat will leave Pier 4
~ s7o Saturday. returning Sunday
evening at : o'clock. Tho Coz; Of the
trip viii be ti..t. including camp fee.
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AFR. and Mrs. beverly Vernon Han.
cock returned wednesday from their
wedding trip. and arc az home at the
Lenawee apartments.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. i. Barclay. OF
Nvilllamaport. Pa. who are the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gcorse bar
clay. will leave next week for their
homo.
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course served ~ tho home Of Mrs
/. q. Mccuilea. ap2a Ferdinand a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-26

Mrs. Frank Madden and her niece,
Miss Frances Qaigley have removed
from their home 20 the Hotel Sorren'
90. where they viii remain until next
week. when they leave for the East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-26

The October meeting Of the gov.
erning board Of the Seattle council
Of Campfire gsris will be hold a,
Johsaua October !. az 10 O'Clock
A complete report 81 the 1879 sea.
son nj Ramp Realfh will be given
NJ this time.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-22
WHERE lie GOT Ii

THAT new club member struck me
as having money"
THAT must have been after he
struck me. Boston Transcript.