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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-18
Orthopedic Tea Shop
Calendar

The Guilds OF the orthopedic Hos.
pital who will be In charge next
week at the orthopedic Tea Shop
win be, ON Monday, Trinity parish.
Mrs A. w. Anderson. hostess. az.
sisted by Mrs. s. B Christie. Mrs.
John Condor. Mrs. J. u. Sheppard.
Mrs Arthur A. Phinney. Mrs. w l..
Avery. Mrs. 8. A. Dice. Mrs. John
Haynes. Mrs. NJ. r. Howes and Miss
Olga Deickoff.
Tuesday. ST. Marks Guild. Mrs.
Margaret Chcal. hostess; wednes.
day, Madrona. Mrs. Joseph Colt.
stein, hostess; Thursday. Queen
Anne Guild. Mrs. Frank plumer.
hostess Friday. Washington Park.
Mrs. w s. Burt. hostess: Safur.
day. l.. o. E. Club. Mrs. w. T. Rob.
inson, hostess.
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Aiatins Of Mira W. w. Hamilton. Mrs.
Ambrose chiappa and Mrs. Frank
GhlEiiona. This committee has
planned party for the night of
Tuesday. November "a. details Of
which sill be announced later.
A great Thanksgiving day turkey
dinner. with music and vaudeville.
viii be served at festival headauart-
ers. Jos Third ave. as a feature Of
the drive for funds for the orphans
home.
The executive committee requests
that workers who are selling tickets.
send In their stubs as soon as pos
nthi~
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THANKSGIVING Dance

The Arctic club win have n
Thanksgiving dinner-dancc for mem.
bers and their guests on Thursday
evening. November 20. Dinner Will
be served mt $40 o'clock with dancing
at O'Clock.
Saturday evening. November -b.
the club viii hold smoIcer for mem.
bers and out.of.town guests only.
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Supper for Bridal Partg

With Miss Hazel Allan and her
fiance, Mr.. wendall Myers. as the
honor guests. Miss Lucia Meacham
will entertain the members Of their
bridal party with supper Of
twelve covers. Sunday evening at
her home.
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Dinner Hosts at
Rainier Club

Preceding tho Fine Aria Cabaret
dance NJ the Masonic Temple mex,
Friday night. Mr.. and MR.. Phillips
Morrison. Colonel and Mrs- ciar.
ancc ". Blethen and Mr. and Mrs.
II y, ovtnnder win have a table
at tho Rainier club. each host snter.
taining six guests NJ dinner.
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West Seattle Chapter No. 1906

West Seattle chapter No. 100. O. r..
s.. social circle viii be entertained
Tuesday. November 81. at y. m.
by Mrs. q. +. Waters and Mrs. j.
KEEPER and Ms. Waters home.
1853 a4th ave. :. w.
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Miss Young Plans
Luncheon for Sister

Honoring h~r sister. Mrs. Thomas
Francioi. who returned Thursday
night from six months travel In Eu-
rope. Miss Edith Young IL entertain
ing with a luncheon at the Sunset
club next Wednesday afternoon.
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Alliance Franchise to
Entertain Marcel DuDre

Honoring Marcel Dupre. the dis.
tingubhed organist, who arrives
Sunday from Victoria, u. c.. All
ance Franchise will have a reception
and supper at 10 o'clock that night.
at the Blue Lantern Tea Shop. at
Roy st. and Harvard ave.
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Seattle
Jociet4
Mr.. and Mrs. Mclean
Hosts, Dinner WiN
Compliment Miss Lur-
line Brolcn, Dance for
Orthopedic Hospital No
pember rs.

MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM
lN1 HUNTER McEwAN are enter
tainins with dinner at their home
this evening. taking their guests
later 20 the reception and dance
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Y. elise are
giving at the sunset Club.
A compliment TO her daughter.
Mira Archibald Hili Ferguson. Mrs
McEwan viii be hostess ON Thurs.
day afternoon. entertaining with q
luncheon at the Sunset Club.
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Planning Large Bazaar

The Woman's association, OF Plym.
outh church. is planning a large ba.
zaar, to be held at the church. sixth
ave. and University At, on November
20 and 20.
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CLUBS ron MONDAY

King County Legislative FEDERATION
The King County Legislative red
Grafton will have rs regular meeting
Monday. November 90. NJ .. M IN
the second floor cluhrooms az the
Y. w. c. A. Mr.. NJ a Gray viii
speak on "scattles Need OF Indus
trios." Musical program
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Russian ChiIiren's HsndIcraft nj
Christmas Bassar

A shipment Of handicrafs toys.
made by Russian children and son,
20 America In gratitude for her re-
lief work during tho Russian fam.
Inc. win DO exhibited In various
American cities. Those received In
Seattle win b. on display and for
sale at the big Christmas bazaar 10
be held by the Friends Of Soviet Rus.
sia. December ~. rs and 10. These
toys will DO different" and sure to
please.
Other features OF the bazaar, In.
Guiding a high.ciass musical pro.
gram. and the place where Il ia to be
held. viii be announced later.
All proceeds from the haxaar viii
80 TO maintain the Russian orphans
left parentless during the famine.
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Methodist Protestant Church Bazaar

Tho ladies Of the First Methodist
Protestant church. 10th and r. John
ST.. Will hold n bazaar Friday. No
vembeT 20, with a dinner served from
. TO 8 o'clock. Mrs II. G. Watkins
is general chairman. Mrs. a. q. Bar.
bour is In charge OF the fancy work
booth: Mrs. Lester Croth. useful
articles; Miss Cioah Davis delicafes-
sen. and Mrs. Robert Clark. the tea
booth.
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Informal Bridge
LUNCHEON

Mrs. Horace Reed will entertain
informally with n bridge luncheon
for twelve AZ her homo Thursday
afternoon. November 20.
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n. Barnaha. Guild for Nurxe.

81 Barnaba. Guild for Nurses VIII
meet with Mrs. y. G. Habcock. sis
r. Proapec, st. "wednesday. Novcm.
ber 20. al : .. m. This will be fare
we'll meeting In honor 81 Or. IL H.
Gowen before his departure for
China. A full attendance Of mem
bcra and guests II promised.
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BridQe Luncheon Club

Mrs. Davis Erwin n entertaining
the members OF her bridge luncheon
club at her home next Tuesdny
afternoon. Covers will be marked
for eight.
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Seattle Lodge No. Z

Seattle lodge No. I. ID. II. p. A..
will entertain with It's regular month.
ly progressive whist party Tuesday
evening. November n. at . o'clock.
In Evergreen hall. A. o, U. w. build.
ing. 1903 Ninth ave Honors for
high score awarded. Refreshments
served. Members asked to bring
friends.
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T1Cilight Musicale

A. o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Miss Marie Gashweiier will present
the first OF n series Of twilight
musIcales In her studio suite IN tho
Empress building.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ostrander
Dinner Hosts

Mr.. and Mrs. ". r. os,rander win
entertain informally with a dinner
for eight at their home this eve.
ming.
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Webster PIT. A. will meet Tues.
day. November n. at 23o p. IN. Mr..
A. GlHt. principal Of the u. +. Day
school. Will speak.
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Seattle Council Of Minute Women

Seattle Council OF Minute Women
will hold an all-day session, begin.
ming at 1890 o'clock. Thursday, No.
vember %. nj 1911 Fourth ave: busi.
ness meeting at o'clock. This II
the regular monthly meeting. and a
full attendance IL requested. MS mat.
tcrs OF importance are 10 come be.
fore the meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-18

The caieidh club will meet Tues
day. November 81. with Mrs. Dand
i223 Eighth ave. w. at 10 a m
Quilts for the Mother Rysher home
VIII he made. Mrs IL. A. Laubscher.
assisting hostess.
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Allah Chapter No. fs5. o. y. r..
viii give a card party M Dartnalrs
cafeteria In the Leary Bldg. SEQ.
ond ave. and Madison ST.. on Tues.
day evening. November II. at 8
o'clock. All Masons. Eastern Stars
and their friends most cordially
invited.
Allah Chapter No. fs5. o. y. g..
will give the third OF their series Of
dances on Friday evening. Novcm.
Der 20. at the now knights OF
Pythias hall. on Third ave. and vir.
Rinia ut. Masona. Eastern Stars and
their friends invited.
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AauIln Lodge No. az

Aquila lodge No. rs. u. OF II. p. A.,
will entertain with progressive
whist party "Wednesday evening, No.
vember 20. at o o'clock. log Madison
st. Friends invited.
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Emmanuel Lutheran Church Bassar
The Emmanuel Lutheran church
win hold It's annual bazaar Sovem.
Der - 10 IS. on Saturday evening.
November rs. q special treat Of
''f'iode Orod.- Members and their
fricnda invited
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Commonwealth Club

The Commonwealth club will meet
Monday evening. November 70, a.,
Y y. m. in Boidts Second Ave. ree.
taurant. Thomas X. Horner will dis
cusn the japanese question,
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Last Hour" by Walter Kramer
Love IB Forever" by Brahms.
"Elsa's Traum." from 'Lohengrin.'
"Steh Stiil" and "Isolde'B Nara.
tive" from ''Tristen and Isolde" al
BY Wagner. Mime. Gadsh wa en-.
Enthusiastically received and respond
ed with several delightful encores.
Mango Hughes proved an exec
lent accompanist for the artist.
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Rainier Camp iiss

Rainier camp issz. Royal Neigh.
born OF America. viii enieriaiE with
. card party Monday evening. No
vembcr 20. at the Swedish club hall.
Eighth ave. and olive at Refresh.
mentn. All welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-18
Evergreen Lodge No. Masquerade
Dance

Evergreen lodge No. 2. a. @. u.
w, has planned masquerade dance
for Monday evening. November 20,
In tho auditorium Of the A. O, u. w.
hail. High honors viii be awarded
for the most amusing and original
costumes. This IA the annual Thanks
giving masaue party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-18

The West seattle w. c. T. u. viii
meet a, tho homo OF Mrr. Cora Pat.
,ernon. ara fn;erlake ave. Wsdnss.
day. November -. at q. m. Neigh.
born and friends welcome. Members
requested TO attend and bring ne-
members. Take Green Lake car 10
ale; ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-18

South Seattle PIT. A. win hold It's
regular meeting at the school. Tues
day. November 81. nj 40 y. m. An
interesting program has bccn
planned BY tho commitse. In charge.
In obscrvsne. Of book week. Miss
linen Haskins. of tho Georxrsown u.
brary. will give q short talk. RE.
freshmen,s will be served by tho
girls Of tho upper grade room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-18
Jefferson Park ladies Improvement
Club

The jefferson Park Ladies' Inn
provcment club viii meet with Mrs.
L. y Koontr. 2siG Beacon ave, on
Monday. November 20. at 2 p. m.
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Tho Ladies' auxiliary OF the Herzi
congregation will give a card party
Sunday. November 10. at y. m. at
the Y. NJ. IL A. hall. nth and T..
Union II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-18

Custer Camp No. /. sons Of veter-
ans. and Custer Auxiliary. No. 4.
win meet at Veterans hall. Armory,
Tuesday evening. Nov. 30. at 1880
O'Clock. Mrs Lavina Langford. of
Tacoma. divisional president, will in
spect the auxiliary. The same eve
ming the camp and auxiliary will en-
terrain at $ O'Clock. this being vet
Grams night. A good program has
been arranged and refreshments will
be served. al veterans and affiliated
orders invited to attend.
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business and Professional Women's
Club

Members Of the business and Pro-
fennionai wofnen's club are anticipat-
ing n very enjoyable evenings enter
iainment At tho Cornish school. cor
n"r OF Harvard and Roy sirceiA near
broadway car line. Tuesday evening.
November n. a; o'clock.
The proRra mwhich Miss Cornish Is
planning contains number ~ sur
prisos. but Il ls announced that n con-
siderable part ~ the entertainment,
viii 10 provided by business women
who are taking Cornish school
courses
This meeting II for club members
only. II IL important that members
telephone Miss Lutte buchanan. Gar
field s133. before Monday evening. II
thoy expect 20 attend
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A bazaar vii be held by Kappa
Alpha Theta sorority. on Tuesday
afternoon. November 2s. at the home
Of Mrs. Frank Case. es3 Sixth ave.
n. Alumnae and parents Of members
viii be entertained at dinner in the
evening. after which cards VIII be
played The same evening. a dance
for active members win be given At
the home of Miss June Gilmore.
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Col. Ethan Allen Ctrl.

Col. Ethan Allen Circle. Ladies' OF
tho q. A. r.. will serve home
cooked chicken dinner at noon Tues
day In tin Fratornai haii. Fremont.
There VIII also be sale OF useful
and fancy articles. Cards viii he In
play in tho afternoon. and viii take
the place OF the regular monthly card
party.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS
Mnman., Cenlur, Club

The various departments OF the
woman's Century club Will meet noHt
week as follows
Monday. November 20. the French
/ department Will meet at the Hotel
Washington az 10 80 a. m, Tho art
lie apartment viii meet AT y. m. at
the homo OF Mrs. H. \. inErahain,
1853 10th ave. ~ The program VIII
be George Innon." Mrs. ~. J. Carl
gan. Alexander H Wyant." Mrs.
Donald ~. Olson. illustrated by s,ere-
optloon views from the Metropolitan
gallery IN New York
Tuesday, tho executive board Will
meet al az o'clock In the private din
ing room at the Y. w. G A.
Thursday. tho social service depart
ment Will meet for luncheon at the
home OF Mira J. - Curtis. ana iath
ave ~. y. Speaker for the afternoon,
Mrs. ~. A. NJ. Honnar.
Friday, the literature and travel
department. will meet at II a. IN. nj
the Y. W. G. A. Program Tho
Women 81 China" Mrs. 4. NJ. Carson.
Discussion led by Mrs. J. v, Dean.
circumference or lNinas PilHH ffHNr
ma shumway. Tho Anerteaniza'ion
department will meet AZ the v w. G.
A. at 1880 o'clock. Topic. What IL
Americanism >" Mrs. w. II. pittwood;
'~rhe Work 81 the immigration De-
tontion Home" Mrs A. Lambert OF
the Y. w. c. A.
The regular meeting ~ the club
win be held AZ the Y. W. c. A. Buri-
ness meeting nj ? y. m. followed by
n program al o'clock. The past
presidents 81 the woman's Century
club will be hostansos 20 the preh'-
Nenin Of all tho federated clubs. Mira
Georg. A. stanton. chairman. and
Mrs. 7. A. Kerr. vice chairman, have
prepared the following program;
Htsropucon lecture. by Mr.. W. u,
! pffes,iy. 81 Seattle. on life In
China. Miss Ella Coon DIP. daugh-
ter Of the Chinese consul. win enter
tain with Chinese folk dance; Chi
ne-o musical numbers by Chinese
students az the University % wash
! ing,on. After tho program there viii
be a reception and the service OF tea
tre,..fsr n r
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Alpha Auxiliary and Street Car
Mems Dance

Alpha auxiliary and street car men
will have n calico mask ball'' Friday
evening. November -. nt the old X
+. hall. First ave. and Pike ri. The
men are asked to wear calico neck
tics.
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The Seattle Poetry club viii NEE;
Thursday evening. November -. AT
! o'clock. Ia the studio OF Mr.. Harry
kffnke. In tho McKelvey building.
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Tho ladies Groito club viii meet
Wednesday. November 20. at y. m.
at the Federated clubhouse. Mrs.
Etheilnd Sanders. chairman. has ar.
ranged an interesting program for
the afternoon. Subject. Music"
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Tho Y. l.. !. club viii hold the first
OF a series Of card parties on Tues.
day. November II. In TIA assembly
hall. Both whist and bridge win b.
played Game win start nj p. m.
Refreshments viii be served nj 4, fol.
lowed by "A short musical program.
This party ia for members only. and
IL for the purpose OF renewing old
friendships and making new ones.
Telephone the secretary. East oss7.
not later than Monday. November
20. n YOU can attend. Tho hostesscs
for this party are Mrs. Claude Storey
and Mrs. NJ. u. Mcbride.
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Rainier chapter ID. A. r. studs
club will meet with Mrs. C. A. Jost.
i423 2ist ave. Tuesday. November
81. at ID. m.
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The Thursday Progress club will
meet with Mrs. Ralph kinkead. so27
corliss ave. Thursday. November 20.
at 10 a m.
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Sunset Heights Literary club will
have its regular meeting AT tho
home OF Mrs. Cora Corhitt. 45ss
Sixth ave. N. f., Tuesday. Novem.
her 81. at p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-18

Palm circle No. ss. Neirhbors Of
woodcrnfs. viii hold card party
for Sclghbors and friends Tuesday
evening. November ~. at Economy
hail. First ave. and Pike ct
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Stevens women's Relief Corp.

Stevens women's Relief Corps.
No. 1. auxiliary to Stevens Post No.
4. q. A. r.. win hold an important
business meeting Saturday. Novem.
her Is. Mt .. m. In Veterans hall.
Arrnory. Mrs. Margaret Nordin pre-.
siding Comrades and visiting w. II.
C. members welcome.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
American Association Of University
Women

Thc American Association 81 Uni
vessl,y Women Will hold their No
vembcr meeting nj the Engineers
club. corner Seneca and fif,h ave,
on Saturday. November Is. Mxa
chas. y. Hubbard viii present the
needs OF The Seven Christian a.
legea In tho Orient" Mrs. Hub
bard's long residence In tho Orient
gives the background OF actual ex.
perience. which IL proving enilxhinn'
Ina 20 all college women. The needs
Of these Christian ooilsEea OF the
Orient claim tho help of all inter
eHtcd In the education OF women for
they are tho only standardized won
ems colleges OF Asia
Mins Lillian ccan. student al
tho University Of Washington. will
sing. Luncheon al IL. Make res
ervationH By Thursday. Beacon stsi,
MeiFoas 2ib5. Members and guests.
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Qusranse Club

The ouasants club will NEE; No
MEMBER 81. al 8 p. m. at tho home Of
Mrr. J. r. Fuller. 4obs California ave
Members will respond TO roll call
with few word. on My Most I'm.
hsrrasaing Moment Vaudeville en-
tertaInmont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-18

The Wisconsin Goldenrod club win
have it's monthly meeting on wednes-
day. November 20, instead OF Novem-
Der 20. Mrs. +. c. Fosdick win be
hostess at her home. 244s First ave.
w. with Mrs. BERTHE Allen assisting,
Box luncheon at 1850. Wisconsin
women win be welcomed.
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The Hebrew Ladies' Free Loan SO
clety will give a card party Monday
afternoon. November 20. AZ 2o'aloch.
at the y. NJ. II. A. club rooms. iIth
and Union II.
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women's Guild Of st. Marks Church
llAxaar

The womcn's Guild OF ST. Marks
church will hold bazaar in Chris
chouch will hold a bazaar In Chris.
tenscn's hall on the afternoon Of
Thursday. November %. A complete
line OF fancy and useful articles will
be sold.
Mrs. J. r.. Moore will have charge
OF the apron booth: Mrs. V. n. Hutch,
inson. handkerchlefs. Mrs. r. J.
stone. pillow cases. Mrs. T. J. Thor,
sen. towels; Mrs. Adam Jardine, del
icatesscn: Tho Girls Friendly. candy
St Margaret's guild. childrcn's arti.
Giles; Mrs. slamm. Christmas cards
calendars and gift books.
Miss Laura CardIn will serve tea
during the afternoon. There win be
an entertainment for the children a,
o'clock. The Womcn's council will
give a dance In the evening.
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Orphans Festival

The opening OF tho orphans festi.
val. TO be held In the old Arctic build
ing, 500 Third ave. for the benefit OF
the new orphanage OF the Missionary
Sisters Of the Sacred Heart. viii be
ushered In with a luncheon Monday
noon. November 20. Chairmen OF the
various booths that win line the hail
and offer novelties to the public an.
nounce that every detail IL completed.
and that donations have been gem
erous, The entertainment committee
promises that there win he a program
OF surprises and delightful novelties.
An additional committee has been
named by the executive committee.
to assist the fesetival workers. con-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-18

The Interplay PIT. a. room moth
ers viii meet at tho school wednes.
day. November 20. at 3 p. m. 10 make
arrangements for the Christmas pro-
gram. A large attendance IL desired.
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Alpha Phi Alumnas

The Alpha Phi Aiumnae will NEE,
with Mrs. Harold Priest. SAN la,
tona ave. on "Wednesday. November
"a. at s:so y. M. 20 sew for tho b4,
naAr
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Trustees Of Federated Clubs

The beard Of trustees Of the Seat.
tie Federation Of women's clubs
will meet at the club house. Thurs
day. November 20. at 1890 a. m.
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waningforI Circle

waiiinrford Circle OF the First
Presbyterian church win meet Wed.
ne>day. November g. at the home OF
Mira. G. n. keppicr. 1897 n. sad st.
AZ 10 q. m. This win be an aii-day
meeting 20 sew for tho fair. Bring
pocket lunch and sewing utensils.
Brine finished articles as this IL tho
last meeting before tho fair. Visitors
welcome.
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Tuesday evening. November 81. at
7;4b o'clock, Lincoln PIT. A. Is Civ.
ing reception for the faculty. and
featuring the educational program
OF the American Legion. DIR. George
w Buler will speak for the Legion
A play entitled "Nevertheless'' viii
be presented by the Snowden Ora.
matte school; reading. Mrs. Susie
Torrance; group OF songs by Mrs.
l@verne Wright. The program will
be followed by a mixer and social
evening in the gymnasium. All
friends of the school and Legion are
urged to attend.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-16
KILLS HUSBAND WITH Ak
Wilmington Woman Stays Man Who
Threatened Her Life

w tHUlSi',H. bei.. JIM. l',-IJtSIfI
@tc. 81" told the police. hccauac he hAd
threatened "a kill her, Mr.. Robert LiG.
Gins. thirty-cl%h Years cd. seized Hn
TX yesterday morning and killed her
husband while he lay asleep on a couch.
According to the confession the police
ny Mrs. li9Gins made. her hu band
rnmC homo Saturday night and Chid"d
or because Eurncr was not ready. Tm
rurrC' continued throughout the cve-
NInV. Toward m'dn!Ght he ay down on
" couch. Waiting until she was sure be
US as'cep. Mr.. Lggins wen, 10 u
he'd and got an aX. and struck her
Ushand over rho he0I.
She coutinucd To chop and pound him
until his body rNN"d of the couch 10
the floor. Even then she did NOT de-
1T unti' satisfied. shc said, that he
"ou'd never LhrCnten her life agiin.
For an hour She remained with the
r0rUsr md then went 10 the tome of
er sister, Mr.. Harrison Parker. She
told her story. and Parker and his wife
accompanied h"r back 70 tie IiggiuS
me. About . o'c'ock Sunday nom
'ng tho police were informed thar thcrc
ad b"er fight at the Liggin~ huus"
and that help was needed. When they
'rriI"d they found Mrs. Iigg'n, and
tho Park"rS. who c"olIy told the story.