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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-29
ONLY CURATIVE
METHOD FOUND

'Occupauonal thcrapy Is the only
curative method No far found ~
any value In the treatment Of that
form 81 insanity known as cenentla
pra~ooN.- Mrs. Atwaier said. The
majority Of eases OF insanity are Of
that type and were considered hope.
less until oceupationai therapy was
applied"
"occupationai therapy.- in every
day language. means keeping sick
folk busy a; some light occupa ton
10 take their minds off their trou.
hics. because Of it's value in that
direction the work is recommended
% women interested In hospltai
work or the public health service.
Mira Atwater. AZ a girl. happened
TO travel abroad extensively and al.
ways Interested herself in patterns
and designs 81 materials. As the wife
Of an ~nginecr rhe was stationed for
years In the little town OF Basin.
Montana. and there discovered tha;
there were many natives who knew
tho weaving art. but who practis~d
II upon materials and In patterns
not saleahie. yet who were glad to
earn spending money"
She conceived the idea OF getting
n trained instructor In weaving out
from the Chicago Art Mumeum 10
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La Bohenle Music
CIub Euforfnins

la Boherns Music club gave one %
its delightful evening rnusicalep on
Friday at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
f. c. walnns. The program present
Ell follows:
Piano Soii--
90 ..Soctsrne- .......:.-... chopin
Miss Helen wilkins
ca ~synnove's Song. II X. Jeruis
% IT il Lilac Tifns- 1870.
.....+-+s... Daisy wood Hiidrsth
Mrs y. c. Messstt
"a . ..gasi. E s.. $500 sidney Homer
Mr.. Thompkins
Dust--''Eyery Flower from ''Nsaams
BuffernrHJ .......t...s...Pu ccini
Mrs. channipE Prichsrd
Miss Margaret Search
Ca '-sonrs Of Araby'' .............c Clay
90 The Hear, CAR vandsrpooI
Mr.. Hsber Gwiiym
"a pipes Of Pan Are csiiinE~.....
-. ........ tAo-'si Moaekion
Miss Irene spencer
fab Romance .....s.......... sohutt
90 Tho Isle Of Shadows. .Paimgren
tcJ Etude. Opus 10. No. h.. Chopin
Mt John Hopper
sweet o. the Year Mary Turner aai,er
Mrs Eunice Inxrshsm. Mrs. Harry Cone.
Mrs. Homer Stevenson
"csnSo-'ftta.r Opus &. A. u. Ambroaia
Miss Helen weathsfby
g, y sGt.'n soH ws.s s'...:.: woln
Mrs. Euuics Ingraham
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HAS LARGE
COLLECTIONS NnW

She now has n large collection Of
blue prints ranging from such fas-
cina'ing sounding tones AZ The
Governors Garden" "4t. Anne'x
Rose" TO Cat Tracks" and Tie
bon Star" One OF the preftlest il
tiny diamond design from a baby
blanket In the Metropolitan museum
that can BE- made in pink and white
wool on s-harness loom In a day.
Mrs. Atwater herself In always
complaining that she needs a Dor.
there or "a table cloth or a QUIT or a
srnock for her own rIse, but when
once sent 10 the various craft er-
hihi;s in London. Chicago or New
York. the articles never come home
again. Ono OF pair OF portieres
recently sent TO Chicago was sold
and now tire mate r. being finished.
hot viii have to wait tn the loom
can be ret up AGAIN in that pattern
and In those coiorr.
A loom is a household article and
a grandmother can bring IN a neat
little sum TO the household by her
weaving. as well as pleasantly pass
her spare time. The growth OF the
fad IN America may prove 10 I've a
substantial new addition 70 our ma.
tionai talents.
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Seattle
Society
Women's University Club
Plans Interesting Pro
gram for April; Card
Party and Tea Easter
Monday.

vutE April program az the Won
L ems University club promises TO
be unusually interesting. with the
first affair 70 be luncheon on sat.
uraay, April 1. at 1880 O'Clock. hon.
orinx Madame Joffre and Madame
Aunias de Turcnnc. The luncheon,
which Is for members only. Will be
followed BY a reception. and the
hostesses will be Mrs. Philip 4.
Marion and Mrs .l>aniel n. Trcfethen.
"Wednesday. April 5. at is.a0 p. m.
Mrs. Frank T. WIT viii be honor
guest al luncheon for members and
their guests
ON Friday. April !. at ; o'clock.
Mrs. Otis Floyd i.amson viii speak
on ~The Awakening Of Intellect In
Infancy Demonstration on infant
five months old. The afternoon VIII
be for members and guests. the host.
ezses to be Mrs. George W. Sonday
and Mrs. Daniel n. Trcfethen.
The b.rthday party and stunt night
win take place on Saturday evening.
Aprtl 9. at o'clock. The ways and
means committee are 10 be tho host.
esses.
Friday. April "a. at , o'clock. the
afternoon viii be devoted 70 musical
appreciation; Mrs. Elizabeth Rich
mond Miller will speak on Musical
characteristics % Different coun-
tries with Illustrations
Friday. April 81. ~ $50 and s;se
p. m. three plays. Pan" And Ever
shall he" and Darn 1t written b.
Mrs. Prank r. wit. and produced
under the direction Of Mrs. Robert
Sandal and the play committee, VIII
be presented at the Cornish theater.
A musicale win be given on Friday
evening. April IS. at $50 o'clock. by
Miss Dorothca Hopper, piano. Mrs.
Margaret Moss Hemion. soprano.
Miss Leone IAngdon. plano: Mr..
Claude Madden. violin: Mrs. H. -.
Hiidreth. piano; Mr.. Emory Parneil.
baritone: Mrs Emory Paruel. piano.
Miss Marion Coryell. pianist. viii
play her own compositions. Cynthia
series Interpretations BY dancers
under tAc direction Of Mary Ann
Wells. Mrs. John W Heal. Jr-. and
Mrs. Magnus T. Crawford win be the
hosfesses-
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North Brodd,cdy Circle
Card PdrtN

The North broadway Circle OF The
Fruit and Flower Mission viii give
It's NTH annual card party and tea
on Easter Monday. April II. at the
Seattle Yacht Club at o'clock
AZ the tea hour a group Of young
girls. daughters Of members Of the
circle. will serve The Misses Jane
Truax. Shirley Goodwin. DoFothea
Pratt. barbara Fritch. Bobsie Back
as. Patricia Kennedy. Margaret
Mathison. Kathleen Parshaii, Jane
Caldwell and Franklin Crawford
Dainty handmade favors for each
table are being made by the ladies
OF the circle.
MIRA. Morris Atwood Il chair
man Of the committee on general
arrangements. Mrs Harry Otis Nc
knight. publicity. Mrs. Harry y.
Kennedy. tickets: Mr. A. O. I.oc.
fayors- Tickets may be obtained
BY calling Capitol 1910.
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Personal

Mr.. and MR.. NJ Ross Downs ~
moved to-day 20 thvlr ncw home at
1855 Thirty.third ave. =.
Mr.. and MR.. John c. Eden re
turned today nom HellinEham where
they have been spending several
days.
Mr. II. X. Stephenson Of long
Beach. Cal. spent several days IN
the city last week. CUES, al the
Hotel Washington.
Mrs. Henry Hihlart returned sun.
day from Portland. where ai~ went
10 attend the opera last week.
Or. and Mr.. George NJ Horton
will motor 10 Portland Thursday. to
spend several days.
Mr. J. I. Collins Of los Angeles
who spent last w~ek in the city, a
guest at tho Hotel Washington. left
saturday for his home.
Mr.. walter v. Ceinsel who u In
Portland on a short business trip.
will return Sunday.
Miss Florida Singleton. who has
been visiting In Coronado for the
past two months. rsturned Sunday.
Nine. Till who has been seriously
in for three months. II again AT her
office In the lIaiKht building.
Mrs william D. Perkins lefi Tues
day for san Francisco 10 visit her
son .in.iaw and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs.. Dean Cootilug Wlttrr.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jehnron and
Mr.. and Mrs Archie Chandler are
motoring 20 Vancouver sunday 20 At.
tend the Rotary club convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". J. Conneii arr
spending a week tn Vancouver and
Victoria. Il. G.
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Musical Program
ARRANGED

Thursday afternoon at the Y. W. c.
A.. Rainier chapter Daughters % the
American Revolution wili present the
following program.
''itark. HAfk. the lark. Schubert i1srt
spanish uanes' sss...--.stsstss Atasats
Mrs. 6. X. fhiiipa
Chant tudaua" sa...s Ninisk D. X arnAkov
what the Chimney sans s4+.ss.sssss
s.....s4...s.s..s...a sftrude 0fis~~id
"tsoitabF saasassssss ssssfss fitfh se9At
Nlas Madeline Hntisf
The Twelve foUud teak" =. n. Barrie
Handbag Players
pAnee "a dixertteumrusl ...ss....s....s.
FrAnkifn Crawford
= came VITA sang s.s.4ss.. staArnfge
Lovely the SsshtmEAi@ Hath a 1--we"
Mlns Ahona Nnherta
The welsh honefnoan" Janet MARI
Handbag Prayers
Spanish baucv" fs... sgranadcs. kreistsT
n~a frNai sHsrssass 4FfFtsAff
Mrs Romkfae Eiiiott tassan
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Reception WW Honor
PcrcU Granger

Honorinw Ferry Granger com.
poscr.pianist. Mr and Mrs. Roy u.
rnkcrton and their cousin. Miss
Juno Hartman. OF the Cornish
school former pupil Of MIR Grain
ser. will entertain with a reception
IT the College club Thursday even.
ms. following the concert at tho Met
ropolithn,
Invitations have been extended 10
sixty guests.
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Freshman Girls Win
.SeT-ue Punch

AT the Cadet BAN. the annual dance
scaboard and Blade Is giving this
year at the Hippodromc. Friday
evening. April :. a group % fresh.
man girls IN attractive French cos.
tunes will serve punch. They arc
the Misses Elizabeth Hnddow. Ruth
Raven. Edna Hopper, Marjorie LIT.
tie. sloane Sauicra. Carol tnrham.
Helen pugan. Dorothy Hresslar. f.u.
nice Churchill. Grace Epps rson.
Catherin Guthrie. Bcrnlce benjamin.
Bcrnicc Miller. Dorothy Braainxton.
Helen e;lllans. Helen Revctle and
Jean Beck.
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To Receive at
Sunset Club

In the receiving line at the recep-
ton the sunset club is giving Friday
evening at 10 O'Clock for Sir Auck-
land Geddes ard Lady Geddes viii
be Mrs John Collins. Mr.. Bernard
Pelly. the British consul. and Mrs.
Peliy. Judge and Mrs Richard A..
Ballinger. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Bsillie and Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Waterhouse.
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Seattle Clef Club
to Meet

The Seattle Clcf club has issued
invitations to all the music teachers
of the city TO attend it's meeting Sat.
urday, April /. in the Masonic club
rooms, Arcade building. at $40.
There will be n program given by
Miss Ada Tllley. accompanied by
Miss Helen Ferryman. and tho Claude
Madden ensemble. MIR. Alfred Lun.
din viii speak on Music TO the
Business Man" Guests win be well
come. Reservations can be made
with Arville Belstad, 500 Montelius
building.
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Orthopedic Tea Shop

Denny. Thurman Guild will be In
charge OF the Orthopedic tea shop
Thursday. with Mrs. Irwin A. weich.
brocht as hostess. assisted by Mrs.
w. l.. stephens. Mrs. A. II. Ingiiz
Mrs. George r. Barritt. Mrs r. II.
ChaveIie. Mrs. Hudspcth. Miss Man
Barritt. Miss Lurline Brown and Miss
Gladys Nortiby.
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WORKS OrT DESIGNS
On DRAFTING BOARD

Mr.. Atwater has a drifting
board and works out these old pat.
terms from scraps. from museum
pieces from Old pictures when you
80 70 learn weaving. whether Egyp-
iian. north country or early Amer.
lean. one 81 the INT tasks il 10
choose blueprint pattern.
IL looks a great deal like a sheet
% music and when you vie AZ the
loom ready 20 work with Il before
you. and "trcndie.' an II necessary
when you throw the shuttle back
and forth. IL IA for all the world
Ike playing a tune on she piano.
Only Instead Of hours OF practice
wasted Ia trying 20 play a tune that
won't play " you're not musical. no
matter what your talent. you see
fol Up before you fairy fabric.
gay or plain AZ you wiah. that will
not only be like nothing you can
buy hut 81 a texture and wearing
capacity the like Of which has not
been seen by this generation.
Of course. some people delight in
weaving a. an artist would In paint.
inF. Just for tho lovely effects OBJ
tAlnabie thru no other medium
They will finger the smooth Egyp-
tsan cotton. or the raw silks or ten.
der bomeapun a. " they were alive
But 70 mos, people the looms.
whether the small table variety or
she larger household type. offer
very saiifyinE substitute for EN-.
5roidery or pickup work chiefly BE-.
cause they turn out such useful and
desirable articles. Mrs. Atwatsr has
a special bent 70 her interest In
weaving She believes the work ~
- the highest benefit for inyaiids
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treasurer. Mrs. ]. Il. MACPHERSON;
custodian, Mrs. N. J. Irvine and
Mrs. Henry j. Coleman.
Delegates TO the state conven-
ton TO be held next June In Spo.
kane were also elected. They In
clude Mrs, Mcpherson. Mrs. Henry
Landes. Mrs. Maltby, Mrs ]. Her.
bert Ames. Mrs. Henry w. Lung
and Mrs. Gay.
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THE CITY BEAUTIFUL

Plant now BURPEE's SWEET
PEAS. We have Is varieties TO
choose from Nowhere In tho Uniten
states car they grow sweet peas bet.
ter than in our state ~ Washington
Il. CHOICE VARIETIES ii.oo
COLT McLouGHLIN. iio1 First
Ave. Elliott si5s Advertisement
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Nina ". rrys Tent Ma. \.

Nina NJ. Fryo tent No. iz viii give
social IN Veterans han. Arrnory
Tho afternoon and evening % March
%. Cards and salr % Faster fancy
goods az .. IN. Home. cooked ain.
ner served at 8 q. m. Card. az 5
p. IN. Gos.d prlE-n. an welcome.
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or for nervous people or especially
for the insane. In fact. during the
war she had charge OF all this re-
habiiitaiion work ne Camp Lewis
and al the Leticrrnan hospital in
San Frnncisco. and quotes case after
case Of wonderful cures from shell
Mbaek
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Ali,mnae Of Pi Beta
Phi ChdDter

An important business meeting
and election Of officers Of the alum.
nae ot III Beta Phi sorority viii be
held AT the home Of Miss Constance
seibcrt. 225s Everett ave. ~ cNorth
Broadway diatricu. Saturday. April
1. at 2 o'clock.
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teach them all the various ways Of
weaving and abe herself set about
Tire task OF getting soms patterns
more attractive than those in vogue
among the natives and In obtaining
coiora that were modern in prefer.
ence TO the limited repertoire OF an
simple weavers. red. brown and
blue.
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D A TIES
TO REMEMBER

WEDNESDAY. MARCH ga
Mrs Donald q Fisher and Mrs.
Austin Haskell 70 entertain With
a theater party, followed BY tea.
for Mrs. James Francis Psattis.
Mr.. and Mrs Patrick VI. Tanmany
70 be dinner hosts. compiimentinx
Mrs. James Francis P@attie.
THURSDAY. MARCH So
Mrs. J. @. Weber and Mrs. Arthur
wikiund's iunehean at the Yacht
club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander BaiifI. will
entertain at dinner hon0rinK sir
Auckland and Lady Gsddes
Luncheon for Mrs. Henry Frederick.
with Mrs. PereiyaI Collins a.
hostess.
FRIDAY. MARCH a.
With Sir Auckland and Lady Gedds-
as guests. British Consul Bernard
Peiiy and Mrs Peily Will enter
with an Informal luncheon at the
Sunset club.
SATURDAY, APRIL T.
Reception al the Fine Arts rsf1ery
~ the Washington State chapter
OF the American Institute Of
Architects. At o'clock.
Luncheon at Woman's University
club. honoring Madam Joffro and
Madam Auzias Turenne.
SUNDAY. APRIL p
Interlakcn Guilds f,entsn musicals
1T the home OF Mis-. s. II. Kyle
at o'clock.
MONDAY. APRIL B.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Il. Stewart TO en-
terrain at dinner for Mr.. and Mra.
Alexander Baiilis.
FRIDAY. APRfI -
Cadet ball IN the Hippodrorns.
MONDAy, APRIL IL
North Broadway circls Of the Fruit
and Flower Mission viii give a
card party Al the Yacht club.
wED~ EsDAy, APRIL H.
Bazaar aud card party BY wonan'-
Century club at Hotel Waahing-
ton.
Denny Fuhrman Guilds ball In
Masonic Temple.
aOSDAy, APRIL a.
Queen Anne Guilds card party and
bazaar az the Bungalow.
Robert T. Lee chapter. Daughters
u ine confederaey, Will entertain
with a ball ~ the Seattle Yacht
club.
NEDS ErDAy, MAY H.
Eenton HlI Guilds card party at
ihe faebt club.
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Clara barton Tent

Clara barton camp No. I. DauEh
tefE % Veterans. will entertain with
MONDAY luncheon at tho home Of
Mrs. Emma Eakcna. ia T.. bsth a.
Thursday. March 80. Comrades and
friends welcome. Take Meridian car
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Human analysis class will meet ~
fompE womcn'n Christian a@uocia.
ton. .. m. Readings u character
BY Prof. John r. AVER. NJ. V. Per.
sons Interested IN she study % read.
lng character invited.
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10
For Constipated Bowels-Biious Livef

pistsiy by morning and you WIN fed
splendid. They work Nhlls Ven
sleep" CascaFcta never stir you up
or grippe Ike Salts. Pills. caiomsI.
or Oil. and they cost only ten cents
a box. Children love cssearets. TOO,
Advertisement.
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ADDITIONAL cLrBs
Tea and Reception by Busines. and
Professional Nofnsn'a Club


Professional Women Club
The Seattle business AMI PROBES.
alonai wom~n's club will give n tea
AMI reception IN honor Of Madam
Ioffrc and her daughter In the ban.
aust room % tho Washington Hotel
Annex on Saturday. April /. from 4
20 . =. IN.
This organization has issued lnvs.
,ations 90 the following business and
professional ~omcn'n clubs Ia Seattle
% Join them In welcoming Madam
Joffrs and her daughter 70 our city.
Women'n Commercial Club. Seattle
Grade Teachers club. Iiirh School
Teachera association. Seattle WON
ems Advertising club. wofnrn'a oz
tsopathic association. Lawyers nnao
citation. Nurues' association. Medical
Womsn's association and the Public
strnoEfaphsrH' association.
The program will consist Of some
vocal solos In English and IN French,
a brief welcome ~ Miss Ruth Good
now. president % tho Seattle Bust
meas and Professional womcn'n club
Introduction ~ Madam Joffre by
Miss Lulu ~ Fairbanks state prcsi
dent. and short address by Madam
Joffrc.
This viii b. tho FIRST opportunity
afforded all Of the business and pro.
fcsaional clubs Of the city to unite
their efforts In one entertainment.
and every member will consider II 4
privilege 10 have the pleasure Of wei
coming this distinguished French
guest 20 our city. az well aa enjoy
becoming better acquainted with
members Of the various clubs Of q
business and professional nature
within their own community.
King County Hospital Club
King County Hospital club will
meet Friday. March 81. at ! p. m
with Mrs. l.. G. whorf. J Highland
drive Election 81 officern. Take car
No. 20. on First ave
Sunset Heights Community Club
The regular urocting Of the Sunset
Heights Community club will bs
held Wednesday evening. March 20
M the home Of Mr. and Mrs. George
$. Ryan. 1913 Sunset ave. Follow
ing tiS business meeting musical
program. arranged by the woman's
Ere. Nata club. will be given.
AlkI School Entertainment
Under the auspices Of the AK
PIT. 4. Alli school will give an
entertainment at the Alk Com
munity hall. Friday evening. March
81. at 3 o'clock. a special matinc,
for the children will be given IN
the afternoon at o'clock. Pro
gram viii include THE Land OF
Story Books and Mother Goose
Goslins." by rooms and 4. Hop.
ping Birds" by room /: '1Ianscl
and Gretchei." room 3: Little Rid.
ing Hood" by portable 2: ROBIN
Hood" portable 3: Flower Dance. +"
portable 1. Doll Shop" room ,.
Highland Fling" room G: "Cinder.
ella" rooms and s; music by Alki
school orchestra.
Union Danes Dinner
The Union Danes of the civil
war will give "A chicken dinner In
Veterans hall. Armory, Friday.
March 81. at p. m. also card
party at 2:30 and $40. Frenor
invited.
Officers Nominated by Federation
Of Womcn's Clubs
The State Federation OF WON.
ems clubs met at the Federated
club house. Monday when the fol.
lowing nominations were madc
President Mrs. n. II. Maltby and
Mrs. Wilson X. Gay; first vice pres,
ident, Mrs. Daniel RaRan and Mrs
Oliver 4. Erickson; second vice
president. Mrs. l.. q. Foster: record.
Ing secretary, Mrs. ! M. Cunning,
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Fortsan III, rrsen Auslllary

Mrn. Harry Potter Niil entnftaia
Fortson Thyxssen Auxiliary. United
spanish War Veterans. ct luncheon
Thursday. March 30. a. ~ O'Clock.
IN her apartment In the Arlnory.
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Dinner WIZ Compliment
Mr. aud Mrs Webster

ComplmentinT Mir and Mra, Edgar
I. Webster, who have recently tc.
turned from California, pr. aud Mrs.
Albert Irving Bouffleur viii enter
tain with dinner at their residence
Thursday evening.
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Amethyst CHAPTER No. iss

Amethyst Chapter No. las. o. =.
=, will hold a military whist party.
Fmtefnai hall. zdo9 Jackson at..
SIS 3. m.
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Miss Cornish TO Sneak

Miss Nellie Cornish will speak be
fore the book review class OF the
wornen's University club Friday
morning at 1880 O'Clock on Current
Plays in New York.
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Luncheon Compliments
Mss Lane

compllmentinE Miss Marion Lane,
who Is 10 become the bride % Mr..
William Austin Ingram on Friday
afternoon. Miss Betsy booth enter.
tanned with an attractive luncheon at
her home this afternoon.
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Val Entertain
Rridne Dinner Clnb

Mr.. and Mrs. John BiReiow ara en-.
bridge dinner club az their homo Sat.
urday evening. Covers win Be placed
for twelve.
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The incest cathartic-larative 10
phyaic your bowels when you have
Headache Islllouanens
Colds Indigestion
Dizziness Sour Stomach
r. candy like CaHcnrets. One or two
tonight will empty your bowels com
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ERtertdins at
woodward 1hcdter

Or and Mrs. Henry Suzxalio en-.
tertained with box party AZ the
Woodward thcater Monday evening
Eight guests enjoyed their hospital.
lty
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher
Dinner Hosts

With covers placed for twelve
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Fisher
viii entertain at dinner at their
homo tomorrow evening.
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Tho tadlea' guild OF Sc Luke's
church will give 1.enten musicale
al the home Of Mrs. Alexander Gruhn.
18th ave. n. W. and ". sTth at,
Thursday afternoon. March 80. TO
which tho public is invited.
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CnmmnnIix Entertainment

Tho Brighton Minute Women are
giving free community entertain
ment nj tho Brighton Congregational
church Thursday. March 80, at =
m Miss Ruth tAnrud. harpist. and
the Community Service playera viii
appear on tho program. All wei
come,