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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-04

The Women'E international League
for Peace and Freedom. First con.
grcssional district. meets Tuesday
evening, November T. AZ o'clock.
sanapractic building. pos r.. pine ~.
All interested in world peace please
take notice.
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Dinner at Chapter House

Gamma Phi Heta aIufnnne VIII
celebrate Founders day with a din.
ner at the chapter house on Friday
evening. November 10. nj 8 o'clock.
For reservations call MR.. Miller
Freeman, East s3f5.
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Sigma Ma Mothers club

The sigma Nu Mothers club will
give cnrd party Monday. Nov. 6.
AZ D. m at the chapter house, 1918
" 47th IT. The cooperation OF the
wives OF members of tho aiumnae II
desired 20 assist IN securing tho fur.
nishing fund for the chapter house.
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Brides of Past
Season Honored

Mrs. Ernest wanamaker entertain
"a with pr-t,iiy appointed lunch
con At her home last Friday In honor
a three brides Of the past season.
Nr4 J. w. Goodwin. Jr.. Mrs. David
r. Paulsen and Mrs Charles l..
smith. Covers were placed for TWEEN
ty-two Eueets-
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CaLelsIIi Club

The caieldh club viii meet with
Mrs. David 70. Fryer. 1879 Eighth
ave. W. Tuesday. November 7. AT 10
a. ~. II VIII be aB ail.day meeting
70 make quilts for this Mother Ry-
Their home.
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Seattle
>Jocietg
Bridge Party for Two
Honor Guests; Mrs.
Hedges Plans ForelceH
Luncheon.

AIRS. JOHN IooR LOCKE. JR..
AVA viii entertain with four tables
OF bridge at her home. tste nth
ave. ". f.. Wednesday afternoon,
November S. compllmen,ing Miss
GLORIA Frink and Miss Nellie relser
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The teachers and parents ~ stev,
ems PIT a. ara invited 20 rec~p.
ton Tuesday afternoon. November :.
from s.so 90 S O'Clock. at tho home
Of MrA Joseph Glass. 5o7 18th ave
y. Music wili be furnished By the
Cornish school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-04

The University Heights PIT. a.
VIII meet ~ the school Thursday.
noyeu. .. az . O'Clock SIR Cole.
superintendent Of schools VIII b. the
speaker A reception viii follow for
Mr. and Mrs, Cole. the teachers and
the parents
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Children's Purtu

Mrs. Victor Vaughn Taylor enter.
tanned twenty children at a Hallow-
cen party AT her home Tuesday after.
noon for the pleasure Of her two
small sons. Henry and Vaughn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-04

SERVICES At the Columbia Beth.
iehem Lutheran church Sunday viii
be in the form OF a mission festival
The morning service In at IL and the
evening service AT 7:30.
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Bazaar at Washington


Alpha Xi Delta sorority Is holding
bazaar today at the Hotel Wash
ington Annex. Luncheon was served
at noon and bridge occupied the
afternoon hours with tea served later
In the day.
The affair will close this evening
with a dance.
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Guests Of Queen Anne High school
PIT

The Northwest Products 6 nmit
Too OF the Chamber OF CONNIE will
be guests Of the Queen Ann High
School Pr A Thursday. \, gember
>. Two assemblies viii be ! Ia. one
NJ a. m. the other at 10 0 a. m.
Three ono.aci plays. writ by the
STUDENTS Of the oral expression
classes. pertaining 10 the merits Of
Northwest products. will be staged
and produced b. these students un.
der the direction OF Miss Maudo T..
Drake. The plays are Goldberg A.
Son. Makers Of Ladies' Dresses;
The Fruii Of the Ground. "compe.
utlon" 800 two scenes "A Boxing
Match" and "A Football Game"
Music by the school orchestra.
Parents and members OF the com.
miitee are invited 10 have luncheon
In the school iunehroom. after which
they may visit the Glasses. An inyi.
tation IL extended 10 ali interested
IN Northwest products. and especial.
~ 70 parents Of blgh school students.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-04

Palm circle. No. 60. NeiEhborn u
Woodcrafi. viii entertain with re-
ccption Tuesday. Nov 7. at Economy
hall. First ave. and pike ~, In honor
Of Grand Guardian Minnie filnsr and
Grand Manager Anna MardAii. All
Wo0dcraft ~ Seattle and vimtors
cordially invited
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Music Practice Club

Mrs. Osgood Packard VIII enter
tain the Music Practice club next
Tuesday afternoon a, her home. iioz
Harvard ave. n.
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Ionin Chnpter. No. ia

Tho annual ball OF Ionia chapter.
No. ia, o. T.. S., will be given in tho
Shrine auditorium. Masonic temple.
on Thursday evening. November 0.
Invitations extended TO all o. E. S..
Masons and friends.
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Seattle roage No. 7

Seattle Lodge No. Z. -. a. =. A..
will hold an important business meet
lng Tiivsday. November 7. al y. m,
sharp In Evergreen hall. A. O. 4. W.
building. 1903 Ninth ave. \ fun at.
tendance IL desired
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broadway High School PIT. A.
will meet Tuesday. November 7. AZ
sis p. m. In the small auditorium.
Mr. 7. r. Cole. superintendent Of
schools viii be the speaker. All
parent. urged 20 attend Tea will
be served.
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Breakfast Honors
Mr.. Post

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl r. Gould enter
tnined with breakfast for fifteen
1T their home Thursday. honorins
Mr.. James Otis Post Of New York.
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DATES
TO REMEMBER
auNpAY. NoyEMnER =

SUNDAY. NOVEMBER s.
Major and Mrs John Herman
Hood will BE- at home" IN the
afternoon 10 honor Colonel rsris
D'Arcy Pesrce and Mrs Psarcs
and Lieutenant, Donald Lsehey
and Mrs. Leehey.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER g.
The marriage % Miss Phyllis or,f-
nth 70 Nr. Nartius King at the
Alpha xi Data sorority house at
s.70 o'clock
Mrs William shermsn Walker. Mrs.
Earl Etmundson and Mrs. George
Liable TO have bridge tea ard
miscellaneous shower at Yacht
club. complImenting Miss Peggy
Futterworfh.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER T.
Miss Nellie Feiger's bridge tea at
Sunset club IN compliment 10 Ms.
Gloria Frink and Miss Harriet
Baxter.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER s.
Mrs. Henry v. wachtsrs and Mrs.
o. A. Waechter's bridge lunchson
at the home Of the former.
Mrs. A. T. l. Williamson 20 enter.
tain at luncheon at home.
Miss Virginia JeffsrsoB'r bridge tea.
TO compliment Miss Iuriine
Brown. at home.
MrsO. r., Thurmond's bridge and
linen shower. to honor Miss Lur.
line Brown.
The marriage OF Miss Leion Nc
csusland TO Nr william Roy
AcAdam In Bethany Presby-
terrain church AZ s:so O'Clock.
Mrs p. =. khodes' luncheon and
shower 10 compliment Miss Peggy
Bufterworth. a. home
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER o.
Mrs. Roland Burke 70 entertain at
bridge tea In compliment 20 Miss
Percy Butterworfh
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER TO-
Miss Peggy Butterworth 20 wed
Ar. Walter Bower jenkins At
home OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Gilbert Butterworth. at O'Clock.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Cilse's re-
ception and dance at the Sunset
club.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER ga
Fine Arts cabaret az Masonic
Temple.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 60
The Junior clubs dance at Christsn-
sens hall.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER H.
The marriage Of Miss Marian
Wurzbarher 20 Mr.. Nathaniel
stuart Rogers. az homo of the
bride-eiect's parents. Mr. and Mrs
- wurzbaehsr. al o'clock IN
the afternoon
SATURDAY. DECEMBER TO-
The marriage Of Mise Gertrude IL
ford 70 Mr. They've Hoff at
home Of her z>sfnfa. Mr. and
Mrs. a. y. Eifes<. at $3.50 o'clock.
n
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Emmanuel Lutheran Church na,aar

Tho Emmanuel Lutheran church
viii hold IFS annual bazaar Novem.
Der % 20 2s. on Saturday evening
November IS. special treat Of
''Fiodc Crod." Members and their
friends invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-04

Tho Phi Delta Mothers club will
meet AT the fraternity house on Fri.
day, Nov. 10. nj 2 y. IN. Important
business.
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West Woodland P..T. A,

West Woodland PIT. A. win meet
ut the school auditorium. Wednes.
day. November 8. at 2:30 u. m. Prof.
Rorig will speak ON Books for
Young People"
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woman's Tuesday Club


The Seattle Council OF Catholic
Women win hold a quarterly meeting
Thursday afternoon. November ., at
o'clock IN she Knights OF Columbus
hall
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The Thursday Progress club viii
meet with Mrs Gorham. 4b20 Fifth
ave. n. r.. Thursday. November o,
at 10 "a. IN.
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Custer Camp No. 4

Custer Camp No. 1. Sons of veter.
ans. and Custer Auxiliary No. 4, will
meet in Veterans hall. Armory,
Tuesday, November 7, at y. m.
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Rainier P..T. A.

Rainier PIT. A. VIII hold It's regu.
lar monthly meeting and member.
ship drive Tuesday. November 7. at
3 p. m. Miss Dorothy Grout OF the
Yesler library wll discuss childrcn's
books. Piano duet by Mrs. G.. Hall
and daughter Thelma. Reading by
Alberta Richie. Refreshments will
he served.
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Roosevelt Auxiliary

Roosevelt auxiliary. Veterans Of
Foreign Wars. will hold i,s regular
meeting Tuesday. November Z. az
p. m. IN Roosevelt hail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-04

The motion picture committee Of
the Central Council Of PIT 4. will
meet In the board of education rooms
TiEcnday. November Z. NJ io.so a. IN.
Mr. D. Richardson. principal Of the
Horace Mann school will speak on
visual Education"
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Ana n. A.
Business and Professional women's
Club

The regular monthly business
meeting OF the business and Profess
sionai women's club viii be held az
tho Fine Arts Gallery Tuesday
evening. November 7. a, 100.
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Ladies' Auxiliary 10 Temple de-
Iu.rmrh

Tho regular meeting Of the Ladies'
auxiliary 20 Temple DE Hlrnch viii
be held Monday. November Q. In the
yestry rooms Of the Temple a, 2
.. m. Election Of officers. Board
meeting AT y. m.
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Music
Vesta Muth TO
Rennat PROGRAM

Miss yeria Huth. a pupil Of Mr..
Harry krinka, who Wa heard In a
piano recital AZ his studio w the Nc
Keiyey on oct. 70. will repeat the
following program Sunday afternoon.
Nov 8. al 3 O'Clock;
Theme and Variations Tsehalkowsiy
Dasatfa ....tss tssst..s.s.4r.sa44s iuliy
hoeuf Muniqus" stssssssssss eouperin
FnHtafair' tfs+fssFsssss.s.ss
'ltoufea" ..s.4s4444..s....... BrhflHtff
fitHne ssttHtsfssf fsssssssss
btuds. u Plat Major ....t........sf.
MeFufke ..f.t. +ssstrtttsss.ss.ss iAsft
HaFfafsfla st....4s4s.s.s4ss
Improvisation r.s..sss...ss MacDoufii
March Winds t+sssssss.st
~ Prsiudes, ..ss.ss+...s+..tts+s Chopin
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Sunset Heights Literary Club

The Sunset Heights Literary club
VIII meet Tuesday. November 7. a,
2 y. m. ~ the home of Mrs. Mary
Atkinson. col n. 42nd ~. Take Phin.
ney ear.
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Canadian Club

An evening ~ cards % announced
by the Canadian club for Tuesday.
November 7. IN the Waldorf dining
room, 1908 Seventh ave Play will
begin NJ s'ao There viii be- a musical
program. and refreshments will be
served. Mrs, Walter y, Keith and
Hrn. G. " Norton will act an host.
oases. Mrs. u. y. Noble. Mrs Harold
J. Leamy and Mas Addie Henderson
are AAniatInR with ARRANGEMENTS.
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Monrn's Association

The Women'a association Of the
Mndrona Presbyterian church will
meet next week ~ follows
Circle A. With Mrs G -. Heichert.
ss2 2ftb ave. Wednesday. Nov. 4. at
o. m,
Circle ~. with Mrs J. " Pnrsail.
s7ii Union st, Thursday Nov .. al
I y. m.
Circle g, with Mira NJ Wilson, 1889
$50 ave. Tuesday nj .. m.
Circle y. with Mrs u. r. Hewitt.
1905 ssth ave, Wednesday al p. m.
Circle y, with Mrs. G. y. McIslray.
iTie seth ave. Wednesday AZ 10 q m.
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Alnha I..lIe Camp. So. sssi

Alpha Halia camp. No. sssi. will
held It's regular meeting on the first
and third Monday evenings % each
month. at the Fraternai brotherhood
hall. In Fremont.
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Jefferson Park Ladies' Improvement
Club

The Jefferson Park Ladies' I'm.
provemcnt club win meet at IN.
homo Of Mrs. Floyd ELLIS. aoz7 18th
avn. s.. on Monday. November 9. at
: p. IN.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS


All tho iiuAincnH Girls clubs VI the
y. w. G. A. viii meet FOR an all club
supper Ia the private dining rooms
Of the cafeteria ON Monday night,
Nov. q. al 8 o'clock
Miss Rose Glass. girls adviser at
Roosevelt high school. VIII address
them IN the hour following the sup
PET and SONG festival a. \ o'clock
all VIII 40 10 the gymnasium for
apoftA
This viii be the regular weekly
meeting for all the clubs. except the
Alaaoon. which viii hold ita regular
meeting on Thursday evening at =
o'clock
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Ladies' OF the q. A. r. Home Sew.
Ing club win urss; nt the home Of
Mrn Nettio pizncli. ssT w. Tsth at.
Wednesday. November 9. Luncheon
at noon.
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CLUBS ron MONDAY
scnilIc Nyoman'. CIuh

tie womnn'A club viii be held Mon
day, November q. az the clubhouse.
at : y. m. Board meeting al 1850
p. M
The program 10 be given az 2
o'clock follows.
piano Heii
sbl 'itemanss" der, hsadl
Mrs >. ~. smith
Mfs Leo Peterson
Auxiliary 60 Hikur Choium Sewing
Circle
The sewing circle OF the Ladies'
Auxiliary 20 Congregation blkur
choium viii meet AZ the home Of
Mrs. Joseph Bridge. AT nth ave.
~. on Monday. November q. at ?
=. IN.
sigma Ma Mothers Club
The sigma Nu Mothers club will
give a cnrd party Monday. Nov. 8.
al y. m. M the chapter house, 1913
y. 47th st The cooperation OF the
wives OF members 81 tho alumnae In
desired 90 assist IN securing tho fur.
nlshing fund for tho chapter house
Seattle l.. u. !.
Commemorative the aiTth ami
vcrary Of the Gunpowder Plot. the
Seattle J.. q T. viii giye an enter
tainment Monday evening. Nov. Q.
NJ s;iB o'clock IN the I. O q. r.
haii, Ii0s Virginia ~ Refreshments
will h. served. The program followai
America" Assembly
Etrina HAND
ve.si-.'sh' - the silver Meea Were
nr-. " > neass
Mis. iAllian hSr's. aceeinpsa'.,
Mis~ Gladys q Kaiser
Addfens--s-rhs aanpswder Plot"
Hss Mcclure
neadinz--''fAssa-
Miss laura amith
vieiin--'sf.a aertana" .t..tss.. .Krsisisr
Miss Edsth osiiinser
ssssphene and Piano stairway 60
NJ Esrl Martin ana rata s,aisy
HiEhiand f1ias ASA Double sword
rhs Rishardaon Twins
Mrs. Richardson. accompanied
vorai--''A Read song srasli Shepard
Forrest a. hates
Mr.. v A. Rates. accompanied
vtosina-~rirrfuf hsrsnade" ssss sHAndsr.r
Mites Ethel =. Kendall
Nsss Neata Auih. accompanies
voeai--',reur Heart wm cai Ne
itams~. ...sss.s.,.s. ~ Teschsniarhet
Mtss Gilbert
Phiiomus Club
The Philomus club will meet with
Mrs y. n. White. siis Third ave.
w. Monday. November 9. at .. m
Mrs. Carrie Groeahrck. assisting
hostess.
papcru viii be read ON New York
city and Around the Hudson" by
AIRS. w. u. swarthont. ''Phlladei.
phia. the Quatvr city" MrN. y. NJ.
sherry Washington and Its En-
vironm-nta." Mrs. Jack Meadows 4
discussion will follow
Alpha Bslie Camp. No. ss5i
Alpha nslie camp. No. sssi. viii
held It's regular meeting on tho first
and third Monday evenings % each
month. at the Fraternai Broihcrhood
hall. In Fremont.
King County Legislative. F~d~rAtion
kinx County Legislative Fedora
ton will hold TIA las; noon rrreting
for candidates Monday. November 9.
In tho Y. w. G. A. cafeteria. Tho
regular monthly meeting viii take
place in The second floor club rooms
At the Y. w. G. A. at , .. IN.
Ladies' Auxiliary To Temple de-
uIl~m-t.
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Queen CITY sun.hlnn Club

The Queen city Sunshine club viii
meet In the card room OF the Masonic
Temple Tuesday November 7. at (.
y, m. Cards. All Eastern stars and
friends invited
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Women Homestead

Ycomen Homestead No. iTta an
nounces a chiidrcn's festival Tues,
day evening. November Z. al Moose
hall. Eighth and University. The
children Of al Ycomcn win partici
pate In tho evening festivities.
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Inrralr chnp,.r o. y. $.

- -
I.arraipe Chapter q. y. =.
Lorraine chapter No. 9. q. y. n.
with give a card party ArEnls,lce
day. November IL. at Dartnaii's
cafeteria. In the r.eary building. al
. q. m. All Eastern Stars. Masona
and friends invited.
Home Sewing Club
Ladies' OF the q. A. r. Home Sew.
Ing club viii use; at the home Of
Mrn. Notsio BlzNcli. s3T w. Tsth st..
Wednesday, November 9. Luncheon
at noon.
Woman's Tuesday Club
The woman's Tuesday club will
meet on Tuesday. November Z. with
Mrs. u. c. Hall. aSsi 18th n. T.
Luncheon nj 1870 y. IN.
Council Of Cathode Women
The Seattle Council OF Catholic
Women win hold a quarterly meeting
Thursday afternoon. November ., a,
: o'clock Ia ,hc Knights OF Columbus
hall
Aspasia Club
The Aapaaia club Will meet Tues.
day. Nov Z. a; p. m. with the pres
ident. Mrs ]. w. Dormant. 1890 Yale
NJ. Items OF Interest" viii he the
response 10 roll call Mrs. Thompson
win review The Growth of the Soil.
by Knut Hammn Final arrange
mcnta will be made for the open
meeting 20 be held Nov. ~. al this
home Of Mrs. Henry BittmRn.
Tho following dates and programs
for ie29-ia2s have been arranged.
Dec. s. Hostess. Mrs. Mccoy. Roll
call. Items Of Interest" "Shor'
Story Writer" Mrs s. l.. Normile
"Rcading." Mrs. Frank Zorn.
Jan. :. Hostess. Mrs Harry
Thompson: roll call; Items Of In.
,crcst." program on music. Mrs. w
W. Sickles
Jan. is--Hos,ess, Mrs Henry Bittfnan
a stunt day. Mrs. Erwin. Mrs stewart
Mrs Blttman. Mrs. Tweed. Mrs Haskell
Mrs xsdniek
Feb. 6-eHostcrn MR. Edward Brain
ard. Roll call. items Of Interest. book re
view. ''nlrthright" Ct. Z. stribiinsl. Mrs
Dorwart.
Feb. 9o--Hostesa. Mrs ~. G Maiott
Roll call. items Of Interest. drama re
view. Riders 60 the HeA' tHinEel. Mrs
Johnson Present Day Actresses" Mrs
Kirkpatrick.
March s--open meeting.
March sp-ltoatess Mrs. y. w. Dor
wart Roll call. items Of interest: bool
review. '1timona" (John paris), Mrs. N
G. Maiott.
April s--Hoatess. Mrs. Carl A. John
son, Election OF officers New pro
gram presented and discussed.
April t7--HostcHs. Mrs Harry Erwin
Ross call. items OF Interest. dramatic re
view. The Terrible Meek" tKcnnedy)
Mrs. Riley. Present Day Actors" Mrs
Chesterfield.
May f--Horteas. Mira Adeibort Ne
Cieverty Roll call. items OF interest
book review. beyond life" tcabcll
Mrs. Brainard.
May fs--Hostess Mrs. Frank Zorn
Roll call. items OF interest. Magaxin,
articles. ten.ninute papers. Mrs. Howell
Mrs. McClcvetty.
June annual luncheon.
July picnic. Hostess Mira Howars
Riley
Book Review plan--outiina Mot: stud,
character development. style. genera
criticism. read characteristic selections
general dfaeupnio4
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-11-09

During the Barnes County Institute
held in Valley City October 10th to
21st there was on exhibit a group of
splendid health posters, many of
which were made by children in the
rural schools of this county at the sug-
gestion of Miss Work, county nurse.
The time Of year, when hot school
lunches are considered necessary, is
fast approaching. That more rural
teachers might become interested a
demonstration was given, showing the
preparation of hot lunch as it is ac-
tually made in the rural school house,
A discussion followed and many help
full questions were answered and those
who had had experience, gave their
methods and ideas. Miss Work is am
bilious to have hot school lunches
served in all rural schools in the coun-
ty, during the winter months, believ.
ing that they would make for better
mental as well as better physical
health of the children. Those teach.
ers who have tried it are very enthu.
siastie about it's results.
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pecially worthless as rule. 1t re-
quires good steel to make a good cut
ting ledge and that cannot be had at
bargain counter prices.
| Oscar E. Aas was Kathryn shop
per last Saturday.
Dick, Olstad was a. guest with Robt.
Henrikson last Sunday afternoon.
| Mrs. Andrew Westby was Valley
City visitor couple Of days last week
with friends and relatives. "E
Mrs. Ole P. Olstad and family au-
toed to Valley City last Monday on
shopping. J.,
| Ernest and Irwin Olstad are at pre-
sent working for Halvor Skorpen
these days. n,z .la. .. @.".c.- E..
Mrs. Martin Olstad visited with
Mrs. Carl Henrikson last Sunday af-
ternoon. n3-
A big woodpile will be worth mon
ey this winter. @>...s'. 49,. r..
Mrs. Johanna Henrikson was a
Kathryn visitor last Tuesday.
Alfred Aas and Peter Stevens were
visitors at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. w. Olson last Sunday evening.
Ole Hoiberg was a Kathryn bust
ness visitor last Thursday.
| Last Tuesday was Mrs. Mandius
Monson's birthday.
Carl Henrikson and Martin Olstad
were transacting business at Kath-
,yn last Tuesday.
Mrs. John M. Thoreson, Mrs. An
drew C. Nelson, Mrs. Jens Henrikson
ann Mrs. Gust Collins were guests at
Mrs. Mandius Monson's last Tuesday.
G. o. Aas and son Alfred autoed to
kathryn last Tuesday forenoon on
shopping. ......
Mrs. Carl Henrikson and family
spent last Friday afternoon with Mrs.
Jens O. Aas and family.
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The continued rain of Sunday and
Monday has certainly put the country
roads in a bad condition and we are
of the opinion that many voters in
the country districts will be kept away
from the polls as consequence. The
enthusiastic ones on both. sides of the
fence will be on the job-it would take
something out of the ordinary to keep
them away from the polls, but the fell
low who is indifferent is going to re-
main on the farm, and there are many
Of them who would just as soon not
vote as vote. -
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-11-09
SIBLEY TRAIL

The Ladies Aid Sale and Supper
was very successful in every way. Mr..
Ed. Ladbury auctioneered the sale in
his usual versatile manner. The pro-
ceeds from the sale Melted the society
over one hundred forty dollars. A
large crowd attended and the ladies
wish to thank all who so literally pat
ronized their undertaking.
Mr.. Chris Schwenger and son Har-
ray and daughter Gladys spent We'd
nesday evening at the Max Ladbury
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Ladbury were
callers at the Raymond Kim home
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Armatinger and
children remained after the sale and
spent Saturday at the E. J. Mosher
home. :. 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Ladbury was a
Cooperstown caller Saturday..
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Ladbury, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Ladbury and Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Ladbury and Mr.. and Mrs.
L. J. Mosher and Miss Gladys Mosher
attended the Methodist Ladies Aid
Sale at Darcy Saturday evening.
Miss Mary Taylor visited over the
week end at the Oscar Mosher home.
Gay and irresponsible spirits were
abroad Halloween but no very serious
damage was reported. Evidently tho,
they considered the young ideas need
ed little stirring up as Miss Horn
bacher discovered the presidents har-
row in the school room the next a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Ladbury spent
Sunday afternoon at the Ernest Lad
bury home. .
Miss Rachael Curtis who was home
for the weekend returned to Coopers-
town Monday morning.