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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-02
La Boheme Music Club

Giuseppe Verdi. vtnccnxo Bellini
and oaetano Donixsffi. composers OF
Italian opera. viii be discussed at the
next meeting OF the La Bohcms
Music club. TO b held at the home
OF Mrs. Helen wilkins Barwsck. 2<ii
Calhoun ST. on Friday. Nov. TO-
The musical program foiiows:
tal Caro- Scms,- tfrom "Riseistto-)
OBJ "Rstorna yineites' Urom "Aids-)
Mrs. channing rricaArd
contrsito Solo
stride Ia vsmps" tfrom II Troys- .
tore = w ,....,'-'-'.''sa'
Piano aoit~--
sa) Overture 10 La Yiiis du Rszi-
nnent" ..s....sss.ss44ss.
Cb) ssxtssfs fresn 'Lncia al Lam
msrmoor" .......... .Dunixstt
Mlss wtnifrsd Boussield
Soprano Soil
la) "Ah. sors tui- tfrom Ia
(b) sBemprs Lbsrs" tfrora Ia
Travista"l .Nsrdi
Mrs. prichart
contraito Solo
''chl NAL fra" (from "Asda-). Verdi
Mrs. nssssst
Piano Solo
Overture to Norma" ......... Bsiiinf
Miss Bousffeld
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Junior Guild Dance

The Masonic temple ON Saturday.
November ~. from . to o'clock.
win b tho scons Of tho annual msr.
rymaking Of tho childrsns ortho
pcdie hospitals Junior guild
Twelve years ago a group Of boys
and girls gathered together and
pledged themselves TO do something
each year for the little children Of
the orthoposiic hospital Tho mem.
bership-Si u ycar--has Increased
from a few young people 10 moro
than 100 members. Tho Christmas
bed and. later. tho Thanksgiving bed
were namsd By them. with a xoodly
amount left over for the endowment
fund.
Their ambition now In 10 name tho
beds In porpetuify. The Junior guild.
too. plays an important part In the
life OF the Hospital association. for
tho young peopi. are being prepared
10 take over tho real work OF this
institution when their time comes.
All boys and girls from twenty down
10 babies arr eligible TO membership
IN some division OF tho Junior guild.
A cordial invitation is extended 10
you and any Of your friends 10 be-
come a member.
The dues OF 81 Includes this
Thanksgiving party and may BE- sent
70 the secretary. Mrs O. w Fischer.
$40 Harvard ave. ~. Make checks
payable 20 tho Junior guild and give
full name. address. age and parents
initials.
II is that your child. woil. strong
and fun of life. may help 10 give
some poor little mite Of deforrned
child chance 10 become straight OF
limb that you are asked 10 como 20
dance. Tho spacious gallery OF the
Masonic temple affords splendid
place 70 watch tho entertainment,
and n usually filled 20 overlooking.
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Seattle
Society
Mrs. Frink and Miss
Fi-ink Entertain at
Sunset Clitb; Members
of Board TO Assist.

NHRs. FRANCIS GUY FRrNK and
Vk hcr daughter. Miss Gloria
Fink. gave ono OF the largest and
most beautiful OF recent teas AZ tho
sunset club this afternoon.
The reception hall and the spa
cious drawing room OF thu club were
effectively decorated with high bas.
ksts Of golden and orchid.tinted
chryranthemuma and at the tea
table. arranged IN the dining room.
an Italian garsfcn. with chrysanthe.
NUNS In the yellow and lavender
tones. shading into delicate pink.
were the decorations.
Alternating at the urns were Mrs.
!. W. Frink. Mrs. James ID. Hoge.
Afrs. Harry Bolccm. Mrs. John Col
tina Mrs. Burke. Mrs. Joshua Green
Mrs. George Donworth. Mrs. Philip
FISHER. Mrs. Fred H. Baxter and Mrs.
r. ". Blaine.
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St. Marks Church
Rdzn1r

The woman's guild OF st. Marks
church will hold bazaar in
Christensen's hall. the afternoon Of
Thursday. November 20. when n
complete list OF fancy and useful
articles win be on sale.
Mrs J. r. Moore f. chairman Of
the apron booth: Mrs. v. II. Hut.
Crimson. handkerchiefs: Mrs. r. J.
Stone, pillow cases: Mrs. c. J.
Thorsen. towels: Mrs. Adam Jar
dine, delicatessen; the Girls Friend
~. candy: st. Marks guild. chill
dren's articles: Mrs. Slamm. Christ
mas cards, calendars and GIFT books.
Miss Laura Cardin will serve ten
during the afternoon. There will
be an entertainment for children at
o'clock, and In the evening the
Women's Council win entertain
with a dance.
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'Children's Halloween
Purfu

Eighteen little girls were enter.
taIn-d by Mrs. Victor Zcdniok with
a Halloween party Saturday after.
noon for the pleasure Of her small
daughters. Phyllis and Florence.
Jack o. lanterns. witches and
blnck cats were the decorations that
greeted the little guests as they en-
tered tho home. Dainty refresh.
ments symbolic OF the day were
served from n gayiy decorated table.
For the amusement Of tho after.
noon. games were played and appro.
pirate prizes presented.
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Plans Progressing for
Milit1ru Dance

All details for the military In
formal on November 18th at the
Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity house.
20 be attended by the officers Of
the issth Field Artillery. regular
army and reserve corps. have been
arranged
Ths officers Of the Seattle sta
ton Of the i4ssh F. A.. together
with those from Tacoma. Auburn
and Kent win cndeavor 70 give 70
those Of the regular army and rr.
serve corps the hearty welcome
that brethren-in-arms deserve.
The 146th has succeeded TO all
those traditions bequeathed 10 II BY
the regiment OF the same name
which rendered yeoman service IN
France IN the years Of 1917 and
1918 Colonel Harry @. winsor. Of
Tacoma. IL In command. with Lieu.
senant-coloncl Albert II. Beebe, OF
Seattle. the executive officer. Ma.
jor John c. Coart. Of Seattle, com.
mands the First battalion, while I'm
der him and captaining the Seattle
batteries are Chas. O. Hutchinson,
Edwin James Brown. cyrn Slut
field and Fred NJ. Fucker.
Word has been received that Col.
onel Oscar J. Charles and his on.
GERS from Fort Iawton VIII attend
~ . unit
The lieutenants. who are Issuing
Invitations and at whose home the
sffatr n TO be given-Roy p. Turn.
~. Virgil l. Anderson and Ethan
Allen Peyser. OF the fssth--state
that since tho dance is an unof.
fetal one. they hope 20 make 1t as
Informal as possible. Uniforms win
b IN order. however.
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Al the reception OF the Fine Arts
society Saturday evening. when the
private view Of the selected work OF
Washington painters win b on ex'
hfbit. assisting the hostesses VIII be
the members OF the board. Mrs.
Reginald III. Parsons. Mrs. Fred III.
Park. Mr.. Daniel Huntington. Mrs
Irene Ewing Davis. Mr.. H. O,
Crondzhi. Mrs. A. II. Anderson. Mrs.
Charles n Alden. Mr.. Frank Dab
ney. Mr.. q. c. Field. Mr.. c. ID. Mer-
Ram and DIR. II. NJ. padclford
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Frink Park Guild
Plans BridQe Tea

Frink Park guild Of the orthopedic
hospital has planned a bridge tea for
"wednesday afternoon. November 8.
~ the residence OF Mrs. II. E.
Holmes. $40 soth ave. s.. Bridge win
DO played from 2 until 4 o'clock, after
which tea will be served.
Mrs. II. II. Brown. Mrs. Sue
Wright. Mrs. r.. Il. Beckett and Mrs.
John Wallace are the committee In
charge Of arrangements.
Reservations for tables may be
made with Mrs. John Wallace, Boa,
con 0ss7.
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Mrs. Ellen Burbank win entertain
w. H. G. No. I. comrades Of the q.
A. II. and friends Of tho regular
monthly W. X. G. social 20 be held
a, her home. ga Lonrwood ave. Fri.
day. Nov. .. IL will be an all.day AT.
fair. and a; tn. picnic luncheon Mrs
Burbank win serve a speciality dessert.
Take Green Lake car 20 tho bank.
transfer to jitnry and rot off at
Iongwood ave. or take any car No
10 and transfer 20 titney al the 10th
ave. bridge. aiighfing al Longwood.
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There n never any use ignoring
navy blue. of course. And some
women always wear black.
Nevertheless. brown IL tho color
OF tho season and was used for this
new fall coat and suit. as well as for
hundreds OF others now on display.
All the shades have new names.
However, it's not 20 bnd as II might
be. since most OF them are selfex.
pianatory. Here are some OF the
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

Program NJ Beacon fhi Scn00t
A very interesting program win
be given Thursday evening. Novem-
Der 2, at the Beacon I'M school
Referendum No. 10 win be taken ~
In a debate. Louis SchoiI. represent
ing the affirmative. and DIR. H. J.
Davidson, the negative Also The
1910 plan viii be represented u.
the affirmative by u. o. Bean and
tho negative by Lou staude.
All residents OF Beacon Hill are
most cordially invited TO be present
by the Ladies' Jefferson Park Inn
proyement club. who are making al
arrangements for the evening.
Broadway High School PIT. A.
Broadway High School PIT. A.
will meet Tuesday. November 7. n
aI5 p. m. in the small auditorium
Mr. IT. r. Cole. superintendent Of
schools viii be the speaker. All
parents urged to attend Tea win
be served
Lorrairr Chapter o. II. 8.
Lorraine chapter No. 8. o. z. s.
will give card party Armistics
day. November IL. at Darsnall's
cafeteria. In tho Leary building. At
.. m. All Eastern Starr. Mssons
and friends invited.
Masquerade Dance
A masquerade dance win be given
Saturday afternoon. November 4. by
the children's classes OF the Doug
las School of Dancing. In Douglas
hall. 10th ave. and r. Pine st
Grand march at .. m. Program
and refreshments.
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shades--coppsr. sable. bronze. cocos,
amber. beaver. topaz. chocolate.
Muffin and maple sugar are nsv
shades Of tan. Gamma and wall
flower are new henna shades Bob
o'.llnk ~ a new brown that Is very
popular.
A good thing 20 remember ttis
season. when asking for certain
shade OF brown IL that wood
browns" IL name that Will cover
them all, II necessary.
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VIII Compliment
House Guest

DR.. and Mrs. william II. Ander.
son are entertaining with a bridge
Mt their home. 3333 Hunter blvd.
Saturday evening. compiImenting
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Badollet OF Ia
coma, who viii be their house
quests over the weekend.
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Orthonedic Tea .Sh0p

Mrs. w. IL. Olin will be hostess
for Mount Baker Park guild at the
orthopcdic Tea Shop Friday. ar
sisted by Mrs. L. l.. Hiiiman. Mrs.
l.. J. Wycoff. Mrs. A. H. Kellogg.
Mrs. III. G. Fowler. Mrs. II. II.
Lewis. Mrs. George Johnson. Mrr.
r. Il. Walker. Mrs. George Hciser
and Mrs. @. ID. Lntz.
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Handkerchief Shower for
Miss Lirline Brotcn

Mrs. Otto Wagner viii compii.
mont Miss Lurline Brown. who viii
~ . December bride. with hand.
kerchief shower Friday afternoon
81 her home.
Twelve intimate friends Of Miss
Brown will be entertained.
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Engagement of Miss
Winte9Yn7lfe 4uuO7lnce

DIR. and Mrs. c. A. winterrnute
announce the engagement Of their
daughter, Gladys. to Mr.. Donald
Currie. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Currfe Of Everett.
The wedding will take place No
vember 20.
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Personal

Miss Edwana Rutiedge. who has
been npendlng. the summer with her
uncle and aunt Mr.. ana MIS-
George Soiiday. will leave FRIDAY
for California. 10 spend the winter
with her unele at Fair oakA
Chicago.
Mrs. lewis schwagcr len yenter-
day for California and Alabama for
an extended visit
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sherman are
leaving the last % next week TOE
California. later going 10 Now YORK.
who're they will spend this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hnnke and
STR. Harry Henkc. Jr.. have returned
from a two months sojourn In New
York and California. Harry. JF..
has entered tho University OF
Washington
Mr.. and Mrs. James kinns. Mira.
George DsiiinK and Mrs. A. w. l.
woodland metorcd 20 0raDdview
last week and spent the weekend
with Alr. and Mru. T. w. Howay.
DIR. Annie q. Turner has returned
from a vihit In fAwrsnee. Kansas.
and for the present s with her
daughter. MIRA olive Castle.
Mr.. and Mrs. william r. crnw-
ford have removed from Hamilton
Arms TO tho otls for tho winter
montha
Maj. Elmer Raymond Brady. Y. =.
A., and Mrs. Brady. who have bean
at Camp Lewis this summer. are now
located in Seattle and arc AZ the Zen
Lomond apartments. iiis James 81.
Thesr son John liz attending tho Uni-
verwlty and daughter. Barbara Jane.
Nine. PiasA' school.
Mrs. GeorK. UT. Of Mansfield.
waah.. Ia tho quest OF her brother
in.lsw and sister. DIR. and Mrr- }. Z.
Clark.
Mr.. ard Mrs. ~. c. Peters will re
move about November Is from their
summer home across Lake Washing
ton 10 their apartment a, Hamilton
Arms.
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Seattle Man Married

Mrs. l.. l. Marchildon OF Yakima
announces the marriage OF her
daughter. Maryia. 10 Mr.. Norman
Gibbs. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
n. Gibbs OF Seattle. on Monday.
October 30. In Port Angcra
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Luncheon and
Orpheqfm Pdrtu

with Miss Lelon MccAusiand as
the guest Of honor. Mrs William
Davis Tally and Miss Georgia VIII
hanson entertained this afternoon
IT the home OF Mrs. Tally with .
luncheon OF ten covers. followed BY
IN Orpheum party.
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To raise funds for q Norwegian
hospital In this city. a bazaar will
bo given Friday and Saturday. No.
MEMBER , and 4. AT Norway bail by
the Norwegian Hospital association.
Mrs. cunnar Lund IL in charge q
the arfanEemen,s A chicken dinner
viii b s~rvcd Friday from s:so TO .
q. IA
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Annual Thanksgiving


Tho Arctic club WIN entertain on
Saturday evening. November Is, with
Its annual Thanksgiving smoker.
with attractive features OF former
years and the addition Of new sur.
prissa.
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CLUBS FOR FRIDAY


Formal Opening Of brighton school
Tho formal opening OF the brighton
school win be held under tho aus.
pieces OF the local PIT. A. Friday
evening. November ,. The building
will be open for inspection at
o'clock. Each teacher will hold an
informal reception In her room.
Tho speakers for tho ovonlng VIII
be Mr.. neniah Dammit. principal OF
the school Mr.. Thomas n. Cole. Mr..
Carl Cronon and DIR. Don IL. Palmer
A musical program and refrenhmenu
Will follow.
Seattle Womnn's Club
The Seattle Woman's club II en-
tertaining with a bridge and whist
parfy Friday afternoon. November ,,
from 2 TO s o'clock. at the Federated
clubhouse. in tho interest OF the he
attic Federation Of womens clubs
fund. Refreshments viii be served.
The committee In charge includes
Mrs. oliver IT, Erickson. chairman
OF tho entertainment committee;
Mrs. J. M. Thatcher. Mrs. w. ".
Degen. Mrs. H. w. Rulifson and
Mrs. J. II. Little
LADIES' Literary and Musical Club
The Ladies Literary ana Musical
club will hold an open meeting at
the home Of Mrs. w. q. Clark. ises
Garfield st.. Friday. November >. al
sac o'clock.
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Lady Artisans

Lady Artisans will meet Friday.
November 2. nj the home Of Mrs.
Steven zeltner. bts NJ. 18th ST., 10
complete tho work for their bazaar
Mrs NJ. sackett will be assisting
hostess. Luncheon will be served at
1870 y. m.
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Mrs. A. J. Btration win entertain
tho members OF Chi Omega alumni
and the Mothern' club OF that soror.
ny at her home. 2so7 nth ave. ~,
Friday. November 4. Luncheon win
bs served az IL o'clock.
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Auxiliary 10 Plnners

The officers Of the woman's aurii-
larry 20 the Washington State Pho
neera. will hold an important sxecu-
tive meeting IN tho pariors nj the
Y. W. c. A.. Friday. Nov. .. at ?
.. m. sharp. The president desires
all officers 20 attend
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oo,1rie Club


The North End Flower club win
hold LEA monthly luncheon on Friday.
November .. at uto a m. a, Mevcs
cafeteria All members are urged 10
to present and 10 bring friend
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Friday. November 3. at 2 y. m. the
music department OF tho woman's
Century club VIII meet at the home
OF Mrs. Samuel III. Macdonald. B5os
18th ave. ~. Il. Mrs. George J.
Hacker. Mrs. Ernest r. Fitzsim-
mons and Mrs. Percivai Collins. az
sisting.
Mrs. Fstzsfurnons and Mrs. J. w.
Dolby have arranged tho following
program:
Haydn U7ta.itesJ ...............
Mrs. Pred Bert
fal "poioraissr ...s...... Wf~nis wsl1
tbl .'iiinda chaat''. Rinski- korsakoff
tcl Cuckoo ...+.....r.y... Nlvaidl
Miss Bertha Bsrrnsn
Theima Cole Thorfiznd. scoempanist
Plano
tat Sonata In n Major. ... Haydn
tc} .On the Mountain" No. 4. .Orser
Miss owsndoiyn Mines
Allah Social Club
Allah Social club win meet with
Mrs. Grace McPherr. 1913 Second
ave ~. f.. on Friday afternoon.
Nov. .. at y. m. Assisting the
hostess viii be Mrs. Minnie Wilson
and Mrs. Title Mickey. Cards and
refreshments. Eastern Stars most
cordially welcome. Take walllng-
ford car.
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Plymouth Church Women's
Association

ne Fhonthfy NlftluF N the WON
ans association OF Plymouth church
will be hold Friday. November .. IN
the dining room Of the church. Fol.
lowing n the program
II a. ns--lesecniive board meeting.
1880 .. m.--Luneh. Broadway cir.
clio. hostesses: dsvotions. Mrs. c. =.
Hawkins: "A Young woman's I'm.
precision Of tho Portland Conference. ("
Mina Augusta nur-v~Ii: Echoes
Prom tho Portland Conference" Mrs.
A. J. Bailey. Missionary Problem M
illustrated In Alaska" Mira. L. o.
Baird.
Past Mssrons of Washington O. ". r.
The Past Matrons association Of
Washington. o. u. g.. win meet az
tho Masonic temple Friday. Novem.
Der .. at . .. m.
Westminster Guild BenefTs
Westminster guild Of Westminster
church will rive an entertainment
for the benefit Of the guild Friday
evening. Nov. .. At the First Presby.
terrain church Miss Margaret Olson
WIN give two interpretive on.act
plays. assisted by MFR Ernest worth,
vocalist. Mr.. Wilbur westernan. yio-
linsnt. and Mrs. Ernest Worth. nc.
conpanist- Following In the program.
Essdinr--out whsrs the West rerins-
Atss Olsen. with Mrs. worth 81 the
piano and vioiin ebhiixsso by
Mr.. westsrmAn
tai Tommy Lar
90 "Hsioted''
NJ. WORTH. vtoiia esbiissts ~
Mr.. WsetefmAn
10 uud-
Miss Olson
yt~~srols-
Mr.. westsstnan
Hssdinr--rhs riorisf shop-
Nlss Olson
Master Key" Psychology Class
The Master Key Psychology
class viii meet Friday evening In
tho University branch library hall.
Dr. Woods subject will be .'univer.
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Past MstronT club OF Lorraine
chapter will meet with Mrs. Flora
siiiiman. is2s Fourth ave. W.. Fri.
day afternoon. Nov. 3.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS
Lcschi Heights women's Improve.
meuf club

Lcschi Heights Women's Improve.
ment Club
Tho Icschi Heights Womon's I'm.
provoment club Will meet with Mrs.
Jean Daleity. 5se goth ave. r.. Fri
day, November a. at p. m. Miss
l.. r. White. Mrs. W. l.. Keene and
Mrs. Eugene Way, assisting host
eases. Social hour.
Rainier Noble Post No.
The American Legion auxiliary
TO Rainier.Noble post No. viii hold
an allday meeting with Mrs. George
A. Radford. am Seventh ave. ~. H..
Friday. November ..
Olympic View PIT. A.
Olympic View PIT. A. will meet
AZ tho school house Friday. Novem.
Der ., at p. m. Talk by DIR. Hes
aelRrave. Cloud Banits Of Ancestral
Kindness" Refreshments
Bethlehem Shrine
Bethiehom Bhrine. white Shrine
OF Jerusalem. win meet in tho Ma.
sonic temple Friday. November .. at
.. m. Business and music.
Rainier Chapter ID. A. r.
Tho Rainier Chapter OF tho Daugh.
tors OF tho American Revolution viii
give a rummags sale Friday and Bat
urdAy. November and 4. at sit Pine
~. Information concerning dona-
tons may be obtained by tclephon.
Ing 10 the chairman OF the naic com
mittse. Mrs. ". sinks. East s+si.
Mothers Cltb
Tho Mothers club OF the Theta N
fraternity 10 giving tea at tho
chapter house. ss71 18th ave. ~. T..
Friday afternoon. November .. from
: 10 4 o'clock.
Cotrsfc Club
Mrs. w. 4. Griswola will sr-hk on
ncy.fndustrfai Conditions nj
tho meeting OF tho cotcr4e club. 20
TO held Friday. November .. at .fb
.. m. at the University Christian
church. Mira William Hovey viii
lead tho club In current events. Tho
executive COMMITTEES meets at iis
.. M
North End f1owrr Cub
The North End Flower club win
hold la monthly luncheon on Friday.
November Z. at if;to a. m. az N;eves
cafeteria All members are urged 10
to present and 10 bring a friend
Brifish-Am~r4can Association
Tho Britiah.American association
will give dancing party NJ Christian
wn's bail room. Friday evening. No.
vcrnhor ,. al o'clock. Public u In.
yitrd.
BaxAar ~ Norway Hall
To raise funds for q Norwegian
hospital In this city. bazaar will
bo given Friday and Saturday. No.
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Tho Britiah.Ameriean association
will give dancing party a; christsn.
scn's bail room. Friday evening. No.
vcfnhor }. at o'clock. Public In In.
yitrd.
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Nntivr Daurhters Of WashIngton

sai Mind" A cordial invitation Is
extended 10 all interested
Native Daughters Of Washington
Princess Angelina ParIor No viii
hold it's regular meeting In the club
rooms at the Y. w. C. A. on Friday
evening. November .. at . O'clock
Old members. m well as new. are
requested 10 be present at this meet
Ing.
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Tho Ladies' Of tho Golden North
viii meet Friday. Nov. ., at iszGH
First ave.
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A rummage sale will be given by
tho Mothsra' club Of Phi Delta Theta
fraternity at 1914 westlake ave. on
Friday and saturday. November .
and 4.
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Lafayette Parent-Teacber associa'
ilon will meet Friday, November ..
at 8 .. m. In the gymnasium Of
tho West Seattle high school.
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The Master Key Psychology
class viii meet Friday evening In
tho University branch library hall.
DR.. Woods subject Will be "univer.
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Mrs. GeorK. UT. Of Mansfield.
waah.. In tho quest OF her brother
in.lsw and sister. DIR. and Mira }. T.
Clark.
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DIR. Annie q. Turner has returned
from a Wait IN fAwrsnee. Kansas.
and for the present IL with her
daughter. Mira. Olive Castle.
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Mothers Cl,b

Tho Mothers club Of the Theta N
fraternity 10 giving tea at tho
chapter house. ts7a 18th ave. ~. T..
Friday afternoon. November .. from
: 10 4 o'clock.
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Mr.. and Mrs. william r. crnw-
ford have removed from Hamilton
Arms TO the otls for The winter
nouthA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-02

Past Mssrons Of Washington O. y. r.
The Past Matrons' association OF
Washington. o. y. g.. win meet al
tho Masonic temple Friday. Novem.
Der .. Mt . .. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-02

Mr.. and Mrs. James kinne. Mrs
George DsiilnK and Mrs. A. w. l.
woodland motorcd 70 orandvtew
last week and spent the weekend
with air. and Mru. T. w. Howay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-02

price invites you to buy for whole
seasons needs, and buy for the family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-02

Mr.. and Mrs w. c. Peters viii re
move about November Is from their
summer home across Lake Washing
ton TO their apartment AZ Hamilton
Arms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-02

bethlehem bhrine. White Shrine
OF Jerusalem. viii meet in tho Ma
sonic temple Friday. November .. at
Q .. m. Business and music.