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Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-03

Immediately after the death of the American woman reports were circulated that she was Mrs. Elizabeth Kahn. wife of Joseph Kahn. a New York broker. but these proved to be incorrect when Mir Kahn at New York, declared the identification was erroneous. as, he had received word that his wife was seen alive after the death of Mrs. Kohn-
 IIrs Florence Sen es, of Baltimore. when the announcement of the. death was received, expressed belief that the woman was. her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Kohn. whose husband, a stock broker. died in New York two years ago. She gave out a cable message she had re- ceived from her sister few days pre- viously. reading, Just received doctors letter. worried. Gable me care of Amer ican consul. Paris. as much money as possible Will saM at once, or must wait inoome'
 Mrs. Semines could not understs nd why her sister needed money as she all ways was well provided with funds on her travels She could add nothing furth- that might help in solving the
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-03
STRUCK BY AUTO.
 SKULL IS FRACTURED

Norwalk. Conn. July 2-Frank os- borne, 73, is in the Norwalk hospital with a fractured skull received yester- day when he was struck by an autono- bile driven by Henry Gerhardt of South Norwalk SOsoorness condition was said to be critical. Gerhardt was held in s1,7oo bonds.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-03
Bridge Blown Up.

Belfast, July 2.-(By The A. P.)-The pig main line bridge two miles south of Drogheda has been blown up, severing and Dublin.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-03
mREGULARs ARE HOLDING
 OUT AT EAST DONEGAL.

Belfast. July 3-CBy the A. P.)-' East Donegal now seems Co be the only part qf the country where the Free State troops are likely to meet with any op- ,osition. Here the irregulars arc holding >at = fush Fort and skeoE house, whieh
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-03

The roadbed of the Niagara Gorge railroad Is to be made public highway for automobiles and other vehicles.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-03

{ l
 Canadian Pacific Railway placed m order for 4s,ooo tons of steel rail with the Algoma Steel Go.
 Robert J. Elder of the department store firm of The Elder Johnston Co.,. was elected president of the Dayton Chamber of Commerce.
 According to a despatch from Mon treal, the British Empire Steel Corp, intends to spend $1s.ooo,0o on new plant and repairs.
 During the month of June Chicago bank clearings totaled s2.4s1. .Soo. .oO6. asl compared with S:.1o5,soe,O0O for June, 1921.
 Remington Arms Co. plant at Bridge port, Conn, has been acquired by Gen eral Electric Co. Price is said to bel more than s3,aoo,ooo.
 Following the example of other tour ist countries the Alpine resort rrov;ncesI of Austria have begun to levy heavy taxes on visitors.
 Virtually all activities of New York city were brought to an abrupt halt by one of the most terrific downpolrs of rain in many years.
 Fifteen liquor laden steamers are now lowering outside the customs limit in New York waiting to slip into port in the darkness it was announced by Fed eral prohibition officers.
 Proposed increase in rates on iron and steel articles from Ot1o and Mis- sissippi River crossings to points in the Southeast were suspended until Oct. 2s by Interstate Commerce Commission.
 Heads of the marriage license bure aus in Manhattan and Brooklyn announced that the month just past, noted chiefly for it's brides, had been the dullest June for marriages in many years.
 Lightning struck the cupoIs of Ger man Presbyterian church. four doors from the home of Mayor 1ylan, Brook lyn, and two tons of brick and stone crashed to the pavement.
 Germany manufactured a toth of lo,- 000, ,00o field guns. rifles and pistols dur made public, besides hundreds of mil lions of tons of ammunItions
 John Pincott, of Australia, and Arthur Ernest Cox of London said to have in- ternational reputations as confidence men, arrived in the prison of the French linSr Paris in Troy, N. I. A weeks grace granted to tsxicat owners for obtaining bonds under thf new state law, relieving the rush oi | owners to the motor bureau of the New York State Tax Department. The New York League of Business and Professional women has decided t hold an exposition of wofnen's activi 1 ties to prove taataweHFeH@Aaec won al enviable position in the business, profes
 sional and industrial world. .J. 0. Smith, president of the CanAdi an Electric Association reports that zoo. 1 900 horse power of electrical energy il being added to Canada's supply eacl | year which means a capitalization O G,o0o.00 year.
 Hunger and undernourishment un l doubtedly will prevail in many district of Russia after the coming harvest, bu
 actual famine is now on the, wane ac cording to rports which hay reachad tn | American Relief administration in Mos
 COW from its workers in the field.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-03

Proposed increase in rates on iron and steel articles from Ohfo and Mis- sissippi River crossings to points in the Southeast were suspended until Oct. 2S by Interstate Commerce Commission.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-03

Heads of the marriage license, bureaus in Manhattan and Brooklyn announced that the month just past, noted chiefly for it's brides, had been the dullest June for marriages in many years.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-03

Germany manufactured to5M of 10,- 900 ,000 field guns. rifles and pistols dur ig the. war, according to statistics just made public, besides hundreds of mill lions of tons of ammunitions.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-03

Fifteen liquor laden steamers are now lowering outside the customs limit in New York waiting to slip into port in the darkness it was announced by Fed eral prohibition officers.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-03

Lightning struck the cupols of n Ger man Presbyterian church. four doors from the home of Mayor Hylan. Brook lyn, and two tons of brick and stone crashed to the pavement.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-03
BRIEF TELEGRAMS

Internationl Great Northern Railway Co., now in receivership win be sod at auction on July 2s.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-03

Virtually all activities of New York city were brought to an abrupt halt by one of the most terrific downpolrs of rain in many years.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-03

Hunger and undernourishment un- doubtedly will prevail in many districts of Russia after the coming harvest, bat actual famine is now on the wane. ac- cording to rports which hay reachad the American Relief administration in Mos COW from it's workers in the field.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-03

Following the example of other tour ist countries. the Alpine resort provinces of Austria have begun to levy heavy taxes on visitors.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-03

John Pincott, of Australia, and AIthur Ernest Cox of London said to have in ternational reputations as confidence men. arrived in the prison of the French linz Paris in Troy, N. I.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-03

.J. c. smith. president of the canadl- an Electric Association reports that 2oo.- 900 horse power of electrical energy is being added to Canada's supply each year. which means capitalization of s4G.o0o,o0 a year.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-03

A weeks grace granted to taxIcab owners for obtaining bonds under the new state law, relieving the rush of owners to the motor bureau of the New York State Tax Department.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-03

order for 4s,00O tons of steel rail with the Algoma Steel Co.,
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-03

Remington Arms Co. plant at Bridge port, Conn, has been acquired by Gen eral Electric Go. Price is said to be more than sS,3oo,o0o.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-03

The New York League of BMsIness and Professional women has decided to hold an exposition of wofnep's activi- ties to prope that tswereH4h won an enviable position in the business, profes- sional and industrial world.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-03

During the month of June Chicago bank clearings totaled s2,4s1. .3oo.006. as compared with s2.1o5, ,sooO0O for June, 1921.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-03

Robert J. Elder of the departmeu store firm of The Elder & Johnston Go was elected president of the Dayto Chamber of Commerce.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-03

According to a despatch from Mon treal, the British Empire Steel Corp, intends to spend $1s,o0o,Oo on new plant and repairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-26
Miss Sadie Scher Weds

The marriage OF Miss Sadie scher,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. David
scher. 10 Mr.. Henry Gordon. Of
Butte. Mont. was soiemnized Sunday
evening. October -. Rabbi Friedman
performing the ceremony at = o'clock.
Tho bride. given in marriage by
her father. was charming In her
wedding gown Of ivory Canton crepe.
designed on Grccian lines. her only
ornament a string OF pearls. The
fliry tulie veil. arranged In cap e..
feet and bound by a circiet Of orange
blossoms. formed the train. Her
flowers were a shower Of orange
blossoms and lilies Of the valley. sur.
rounded by maiden hair fern.
A reception and dance followed
the service. with $50 guests in at.
tendance. Mr.. and Mrs Gordon left
for short wedding trip 10 Butte.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-26
Sale fhildrrn.s Y,rock.

Sale chlidren's frocks will be held
in guild room OF 81. Barbados chap
81. Friday. October n, from TO $40
p. m
Jefferson Park ladies' Improvement
Club
The Jefferson Park Ladies' I'm.
rrovemens club will entertain with
a dancing party at 7o77 18th ave. 8.
Friday evening. October 81. Mrs. o.
L. Hall. hostess. Members and
friends invited.
West Seattle Review. w. n. A.
West scatfi. Review. w. II. A..
sewing circle viii meet AZ the home
Of Mrs Leo Butler. <sss <7th ave.
4. w. Friday. October 81. Mt l p. m.
Members and friends invited.
Campbell PIT. A.
Campbell PIT. A. will meet Friday
evening. October ~. at O'Clock
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Halloween Cabaret

Tho women's University Club has
arranged a Halloween cabaret
staged by the junior entertainment
committee. for Friday evening. No
vember ,. with dinner at $40
o'clock.
The evening Is for all members
OF the club. Reservations must be
made at the clubhouse not inter
than THURSDAY noon. November 2.
The Junio- entertainment commit
Tee includes Miss Grace King. chair
man, Miss Lurllne Brown. Miss Per
sis Horton. Miss Florence Johnson.
Mrs. Crawford Anderson. Mrs. J..
TEACHER Hodge. Miss Mary Ander.
son. Miss Ruth Miller. Mlss Eleanor
Towne. Mrs. Frederick Miner. Miss
Mathea Hanson and Miss vernita
Swcxea-
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Personal

Mrs. Charles Ward. wife Of Capt.
Ward. u 3. A.. and small daughter.
Sally Ann. will arrive In town Fri.
day from Lewiston. Idaho. and will
be the guest Of Miss Doris Mitchell
until Capt. Ward arrives on tho Vic.
toFia from Alaska
Mrs. Ned Goas of Waterbury,
Conn, 10 the guest OF her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. BogEa and her
brother .in-iaw and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Lixhtnor.
Mfr. and Mrs. Charles Huribut.
who spent several days last week as
guests OF Afr. and Mrs. Shirley
Parker. left Saturday for their home
In Lewiston. Idaho.
Mrs. A. G. kahlke win return SAT-
urday from "a visit OF several weeks
in California
Mrs. William Sherman Walker,
who is spending several days In
Portland. will return Saturday.
Miss Gloria Frink. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Guy Frink. return.
ed Tuesday evening from Europe.
where she has been studying In Paris
for the past two years.
Mr. and Mrs. u. s.. Groascup have
returned from Virginia. where they
spent n month. and are at home at
the Hotel Sorrento.
MrF. Arthur Lennon with her sis.
ter. Mrs. Arthur Crawford. and small
son. who have been visiting in town,
left today for Chicago. Mrs. Len.
non will return about the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Homer CMarion
WiIeyj have returned from their wed.
ding trip and arc AZ home at Lin.
coin Arms.
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ShoaUer to Compliment
Miss Butter1UOrth

Complimenting Miss Peggy Butter.
worth. whose engagement was re.
Gently announced. Mrs. Fred w.
Newell, Mrs. George w. Gregory and
Mrs. Day Karr will entertain with a
Kitchen shower and tea Wednesday
afternoon. November 1. from . 10 8
o'clock, at the home Of Mrs Newell.
1900 18th ave. ~.
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Dance Compliments
Miss Marie Collins

Mrs. +. NJ. Collins entertained
twenty-four guests with a pretty
dancing party at her home, 7iz 18th
ave. ~, Saturday evening. In honor
Of her daughter. Miss Marie A.
Collins. who came down from Edison
70 spend the weekend with her
mother and brother. Mr. J. J. Marion
Collins.
Miss Collins is supervisor Of music
and head OF the French and history
Departments at the Union High
school at Edison.
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At Home Sunday
Afternoon

Honoring Col. Earle Darcy
Pearce. U. s. A.. recently from Fort
I>eayenworth. who succeeds Col.
Charles L. Phillips. commandment OF
cadets at the University Of Washing
ton. and Mrs. Pearce. and also to
honor Lieut.. Donald Leehey. U. s. A..
Of Camp Lewis. and Mrs. Lechey
GcraIdlue Jacksonl Major John Her
mar Hood, ". 8. A.. and Mrs. Hood
have issued cards for an at home
on Sunday afternoon. November g..
at their residence. sos Queen Anne
ave.
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Orthopedic Tea Shop

Mrs. Harry Coo will be hostess
for Washington Park guild az the
orthopedic Tea shop Friday. assist
cd by Mrs. II. Lewis. Mrs Winthrop
Hovey. Mrs. Herbert Coo. Mrs. elf.
ford Wiley. Mrs. George Youell.
Mrs. William II. Ritter. Mrs. J. h.
Lukes and Mrs. Fred Everett.
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To We'd in December

Tho marriage o. Miss MafiAn
Wurxhacher. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Y. Il. wurEbaeher. 10 Mr.. Ma.
thanlei Stuart Rogers. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Manford G.. Rogers. OF Au.
burn. viii take place at the home OF
the brides parents on Thursday az.
frrnoon. December "a. az o'clock.
Miss wurxhacher attended the Uni
sersity OF Washington. where she Is
a member OF Alpha Phi sorority and
Mu Phi. honorary musical sorority.
Mr.. Rogers Is a graduate OF the
University OF Washington and
member OF Theta Nj fraternity.
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Mount Baker
Luncheon Club

The Mount Baker Luncheon club
will meet at the club house. Wednes-
day. November /. Luncheon win he
at l o'clock. followed by bridge.
The hoatesses are. Mrs. G. ~.
Dickinson. chairman; Mrs. IL ~.
Curd. Mrs. Charles ID. Chafee and
Mrs. T.. u. Duren.
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Dinner and
Orpheun PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs L c. Gilman ~ =
entertaining Friday evening at TIA
Rainier club with dinner q,
twelve covers. honoring Mrs Francis
Guy Frink. recently returned from
travel abroad. and Mr.. T.. =. Blaine.
who rs home for a short time before
returning to Washington. u. G.
The party vii. later attend the
6rnheuul.
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No-Host Party at
Golf Club

A no-host party az the Golf club
Halloween dance saturday evening
will include Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Morgan Mills. of san Francisco. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter McEwan Tomkina,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. Greenlug.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Flesger. Mrs.
Mary Terrell Glcsting. Mrs. George
Terrell. Miss Hazel Mcmillan. Miss
Louise Raymond. Mr.. Alexander
Pringie. MIR. Lewis Terrell. MIR. Theo
iorc Owens. MIR. Fergus McRee and
Mr.. Claiming Moon.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Humane Society

a general meeting OF the Humane
society viii be held on Monday.
October 30. at noon az Y. w. G. a.
private dining room. Miss Grlffiths
is leaving the city and members viii
have an opportunity 10 bid her
goodbye and thank her for her ef.
forts in behalf of the society.
DIR. Galley, instructor IN phys
biological chemistry at the Univer.
slty OF Washington, will speak on tho
ways In which animals are treated
and the results attained thereby at
the university. This will be both In.
structive and interesting and all
members should attend and bring
their friends. IL o'clock sharp.
Oriental College Fund
The workers for tho Oriental Col.
lege fund met at n tea given by the
hostess committee. Tuesday after.
noon. October "a. In tho Y. w. G. A.
club room. Mrs. Howard A. Han.
son, chairman OF the hostess commit.
tee. presided.
Mrs. Charles Hubbard, who has
spent four years In China, spoke on
the Needs OF Oriental Women" and
Miss Elsie Wong. pre.medlc student
at the University OF Washington,
made short address on "The
Women OF China"
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Miss Enqlish Hostess

Miss Alice English entertained
this afternoon at her home with an
Informal luncheon OF ten covers. in
compliment to Miss Elizabeth Mac.
Lean. whose marriage TO Mr.. Alfred
Mills Ghormley takes place Saturday
evening.
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Bridge Tea and
Miscellaneous Shoicer

Compllmenting Miss Pcggy hut.
terworth. whose engagement to Mr..
Walter Bower Jenkins was an
nounccd recently. Mrs William
sherman Walker. Mrs. Earl Edmund.
son and Mrs. George Liable ha,V
sent out cards for a bridge tea and
miscellaneous shower az the Seattle
Yacht club. Monday afternoon. No.
vember 8. Twelve tables have been
Arranged.
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n,o as Recreation" Mrs. Louise
Beck. The Motion Picture as Eccre.
ation.- David Pattsn. Reading a.
Recreation" Judson T. jennings.
Tho discussion viii be led by ID. H.
Painter % Community Service. Inc.
Tho children will bc entertained In
III. indoor riayroon by game leaders
from tho Community Service.
Seattle Circle. No. 5ts
Seattle circle. No. tss. Neighbors
Of woodcraft, Halloween masquerade
ball. nj swedish Club hall. Friday
evening. October 81.
Horace Mann PIT. A.
Tho Horace Alarm PIT. A. win
meet Friday. October "a. at Tao ..
IN. Kari r. Adams. principal OF lin.
colin high school. will speak on Go.
operation" Tho 5000 plan viii be
presented. pro and con. and Hal.
loweon party will conclude the even.
Ing.
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r.,i@ra;ur. and travel department.
woman.s Century club. will moot At
y. W. c. A. Friday. october q. a' II
a. m. Religions o. China" Mrs. w.
N. rl,twood. Chinese Temples.
Mrs. y. ". Bert.
The regular meeting ~ th- club
win ba hsid a., Y. ". G. A. at ? D m
Debate on ''so.io Measure BY Nr. A.
NJ. Ftis and SIR. X. y. Adams. "ciiy
Management and zoninE fiystsm."
Mr.. r.. l.. Gaines. Musical selection
bv Mis-. Gladys wheeler.
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Allah Chapter No. iss

Allah Chapter No. 1876. O. y. r.,
will give the second Of a series Of
dances On FRIDAY evening. October
q, at the knights Of Pythlas hall
on Third ave. and Virginia -. All
Manonn. Eastern Stars and their
friends meat cordially invited.
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The olympic View PIT. a. will
hold Halloween party at the school
Friday. October II. from 10 II
o'clock. A program. including com
muniiy singing. will be given ana
r~freAhmsnts served. Christmas
gifts will be on sale.
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Birthduy Dinner

Mrs. Dietrich Schmitz entertained
with a dinner OF eight covers at her
home last evening as birthday com.
pliment TO Mr. Schmitz.
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Luncheon for Board

Mrs. G. T.. Magnusson is entertain.
ing the board Of the Faculty Wives
club and committee chairmen at
luncheon Saturday at her home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-26

LONDON, Oct 2s.--Brifish moving
picture producers are happy in thu
belief that the Arbuckie case and
Taylor murder have hurt the Ameri-
can film industry. They intend to
press this advantage In marketing
English pictures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-26
Florence Service Helps Make Selection

other. The approval OF your friends and
OF your own mirror depends on your find
Ing tina. dress. II viii be a pleasure TO
US 90 help you in making the selection
that will give you lasting satLsfactions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-26

MRS. CHARLES l. HIBBARp is
Az entertaining with luncheon OF
twelve covers az the Rainier club
Friday afternoon In honor Of her
house guest. Mrs. Henry Augustine,
OF Spokane. formerly Of Seattle.
Invitations have been limited TO
friends Of Mrs. Augustine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-26

American Legion Auxiliary. rsi'
niof Noble Post No. l. will giv"
silver tea at tho homo OF Mrs. John
l.. Morrison. $3.50 ais, ave. y. ".
Friday. October n. Take Ravenna
ear.
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West yyoodl.nd pr a.

West Woodland PIT. A. viii hold
4 special business meeting Friday.
October 81. at s:3o .. m. IN the
school auditorium.
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Mrs. Ferru Hostess

Mrs. Pierre r. Ferry Is entertain
ing with an Informal breakfast at
her home on Friday.
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Initiative No. 4s win be discussed
by q prominent speaker. followed BY
music.
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CHAPTER o.. T. Y. o.

Chapter 40. y. y. O.. will meet
with Miss Helen J. Finch. 81
North broadway. Friday. October
-. at : p. m.
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Your figure. your complexion. the appear
snos you wish 20 create are matters We
like 20 consider. Some ono drsss 10 better
suited to your individuality than any
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ssass,. Council. TT. A.

Education committee oe Ssaffis
council. OF PIT. A. and OF the goat
Ito Mothers Congress circle viii meet
IN board Of education rooms. Central
building. Friday. October ~. a; y.
m. Miss Almsna George. spelling
and Grammar IN the Curriculum
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Seattle
Society

Mrs. Hibbard Plans
Luncheon at Rainier
Club, Pre-Nuptiol Com
pliment for Miss But
te,acorth.
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A "spook" party will be held by
the Nordlca Choral club on Friday
evening. October 81. az the Sani'
practic bldg. Broadway and =, Pine
All members and their friends arc
welcome. Como in nancy costume
IL you wish.
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Halloween Masquerade Dance

Under the auspices OF the Ladiee
Auxiliary OF Maple Leaf Post. No. Il.
n Halloween masquerade dance viii
be given at Douglas hall. si5 Il. Pine
st.. Monday evening. October 80. for
the benefit OF the pipe band
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Gopher Club

The Gopher tMlnnssotal club will
hold It's annual Halloween party
Friday. October 81. from T.so 20 IL
O'Clock. az tho Collins playfisld. \
literary program. followed by dane
ing. will DO the diversion OF the
evening. Former residents OF Min
nesota welcome
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fonla Chapter o. u. y. wsli have
dinner and Halloween party for
members and their families. Friday
evening. Oc'otrr ~. Reservations
must be made by October ~. with
Mrs. palsy Henry. Melrose oisp.
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Woman. Educational Club

The womAn'~ Educational club
will meet October ~. AZ .. m. at
tho Federated clubhouse. on IN. cor.
ner Of Harvard ave. and Thomas ~
Whist.
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Central sherman Circle

commemorating the birthday Of
The late Theodore Roosevelt. Gen.
erai sherman Circle. Ladies' Of the
q. A. H.. viii give MONDAY
luncheon at Roosevelt, Veterans
hall. isish Third avs. Friday. oe.
tober 81 Congressman John r.
MILLER Will give an address ON
Theodore Roosevelt All Roose.
vel, admirers invited 10 attend.
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West Seattle High school

The principals Of the school and
the officers 81 tho Parent.Tsachcr
Association tributary 20 the West
Seattle high school will meet for
conference In the library 81 the
high school on Friday. October ~.
at .. m.