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Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
CANTERBURY GREEN

\ wei attended meeting In the Inter ests pf schools was held at Grange hall Friday evening. 4 few of the teachers conducted classes in various subjects. some of the state officials were presens Mir. Garrison spoke on consolidation of schools. Mrs. Clifford Brownell on nutr1- ton and Miss Belle Holcomb Johnson on libraries.
 Mrs. Susan Hatch is visiting Tn rroyi- deucn
 The Ladies Aid society is plarnlng ;a meet with Mrs. Hawes on Tuesday af- tcrnoon.
 Mrs Chauncey Frink has been sick with an attack of bronchitis but is now improving. Thanksgiving day guests were Mir. and Mrs. James Towne and Mrs. M. TOwne
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
FITCHVILLE

The Fitchville c. E. meeting was held at the parsonage Mrs. Nelson L. Stark was leader. The topic was Praise God.
 Preparation is being made for the Christmas exercises, at the church.
 The services Sunday at the Fitchville Baptist church will be as follows: Il a. nl-, preaching service, with sermon by the pastor; 1915 '. m.. the church school. George A. Kahn, superintendent; 7.G0 D. m., a praise and preaching service, Rev. w. D. Hetherington preaching. Mrs. J. L. Barber is home after a visit among several of her many friends. Miss Ethel Powers is spending a. few days in Yantic, the guest of Jane Sulli- van.
 Mir and Mrs. Charles Rogers enter tained over Thanksgiving NIT. and' Mrs. Harold Connell and two children of Yan- i tic.
 ' The new road from Bozrah to Colches- ! tor is nearly completed and in fine condi- i tiou except in one place, near the wooden ; bridge.
 l A large party Of the young folks of the l village attended an entertainment and i dance given by St. Andrews parish in i Colchester at Grange hall Wednesday and Thursday nights.
 1 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams were | Thanksgiving guests of their daughter, ! Mrs. John Haffner. in Norwich. Mr aud Mrs. George Smith and son | Ellis and Mrs. Lydia Miner spent Thanks giving. with Mrs Miners brGthor and
 niece, Oliver Tracy and daughter. of
 Franklin. who are to leave soon for Flor ] ida to spend the winter ] Miss Gertrude Brand has been spend ] ing the Thanksgiving recess at her home 1 in Versailles.
 Alr. and Mrs. E. Fryer and children spent Thanksgiving in Norwich with MT 1 Fryers parents.
 MT and Mrs. Nelson l.. Stark had as their guests over Thanksgiving MT Stark's broth6r-in-Iaw and sister, Mir. ant Mrs William Thatcher of Norwich. MT and Mrs Frank Davis and two children. Charlotte and Marion. of Storr:
 were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert liar
 ris recently.
 NIT. and Mrs Nelson Winchester were
 in Saybrook Sunday as the guests o Mrs Winchester's brother, Mir. Getchell AIg'. and Mrs. John Elfstrom of Hart
 ford and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wincheste
 of Norwich were Thanksgiving guests O
 MT. and Mrs. \. D. Winchester. MT. and Mrs. Warren Thompson am
 daughter Airline spent Thanksgiving il
 LeffingweT with Mrs. Thompson's sister Mrs A. Ross. ,> Miss Mary Hurley spent the week en
 in Norwich with friends.
 Mir, and Mrs. Tyler Winchester an daughter Louise spent Thanksgiving wit Mir. and Mrs. Nelson Winchester, return
 ing to their home in Wilfimantic Friday
 Mr and Mrs. William Rivers of Mont f vile spent Thanksgiving with MT. River!
 mother. Mrs. Mary Rivers. sl Miss Mary Grigbins spent the day rt r gently with Mrs. Walter Moran in Nor
 wieh.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02

The grand master and his staff are to
 make visitation next Monday evening at q meeting of District No. 9, which
 will be held in odd Fellows hall, Nor wich The lodges comprising the disrric' are Uncas. No. II, Obewebetuck, No. l6 Shetuclet. No. 27, and Reliance, No. % All members of the lodges are expected io be present and an interesting feg- l ture of the evening will be instruction in the secret work of the order by the grand instructor The business part of the evening will be followed by ban l quet.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02

Thanksgiving was celebrated in Nor wich in a quiet manner in 1872, the usual church services and family re- lnions taking place.
 Other items of interest gleaned from the columns of The Bulletin of fifty years ago are as follows:
 Monday, Nov. 25, 1S72-The Norwich & Worcester Railroad company has just finished. at their shop in this city, two new passenger cars. They were built by George R. Bentley, the painting be- ng done by MT Hinckley They are elegant in all their appointments, and finished in the highest style, the plush on the seats costing over $500. The en- tire cost for the two, ready for use, is a little over S10,000. They will be put on the road today.
 The New London County Historical society meets in New London today. The annual address will be delivered by George Pratt of Norwich. His subject will be The Privateers of the Revolu- ton, having special reference to those from New London and Norwich con corning which MT. Pratt has many man. uscripts and papers which have never been published.
 One of the oldest residents of the city Mrs. Mary NcGee died yesterday. She was over a hundred and one years of age.
 One cider mill in Mantle reports the manufacture of over 900 barrels of cider .hus far this year.
 Tuesday, Nov. 26. 1S7o-At meet \ Ing of the Universalist church last eve ming it was voted to accept the resigna- ton of Rev. J. M. Paine. MT. Paine was injured last summer and altheuse- doctors have given every aid possible he does not regain his strength as he should, and he hopes that by giving UT sll cars and labor he will be able to re. cover his usual health and vigor
 At the annual meeting of the New London County Historical Society helt In New London the officers were elect ed as follows: President, l.. F. S Eos ter; vice presidents. Charles J. McCur dy. Ashbei Woodward. Francis B Loomis advisory committee Thomas P Field Hiram P. Arms Henry ?. Haven William II. Potter. John T. Wait George ". Goddard. Henry J. Gaffub, J George Harris. Richard A. Wheeler Thomas l.. Shipman, James Griswold John W. Stedman. Daniel Lee, Hiram Wiley, Ledyard Bill, George Pratt Ralph Wheeler; secretary, John P. c Mather; treasurer, William IT. Rowe.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
MACCABEES.

Tine members of the W. E. \. of Mac rabees gave a surprise farewell party to one of their members, Mrs. Mary Dor val at the home of Mrs. Louise Man chester Tuesday evening. Mrs Dorval left Thursday morning to make her home in Springfield. Mass. Mrs. Dorval was presented d fine remembrance by the members. Refreshments were served by the hostess. assisted by Mrs David Farrell, Mrs. Herbert LaPre and Mrs John F;ckstein. Music was enjoy ed during the evening with dancing.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
MoosEhEART LEGION

The whist given Tuesday evening at Moose Home by the Women of Mooseheart Legion was well attend ed. The prize winners were Mrs. John Lavalle. 1st ladies. Mrs. Charles Pro- dell 2nd ladies' Mrs. John Walz 1st gentlemans, Charles Prodell, End gen. tleman. Mrs. Charles Beaver was gen eral chairman, and Mrs. John T. Burns and Mrs. Robert Sterry were the SCOT
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lEIKS.

Norwich lodge of Elks ls expecting a large proportion of it's members to be present with their friends on Sunday evening at 8 o'clock at the Elks hoIhe at the annual memorial service whi:i, will be held. The memorial address will be by Rev Alexander H. Abbott. pastor of the United Congregat!onaJ church. one of the finest speakers in the city. and there will be an appropriate musical program in connection with the ritual which will be carried out hv Ex- alted Ruler James J. Harrington and the officers of the lodge
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02

Sir and Airs. sager and Clayton Tywn6 Of Wi,limaUt3c ai rh- home Of -' TUd Mrs. Henry Lar'sham- Mr. ald Mrs Houston Latn-ol sL .ian-s l.alhruI' {; Nl-. and M.~. Clinton FriuS at FranS NelS0u's and Eer. and Mrs. q; Huln.'h- rey st Mr. H.-,,z' rom.
 Mir. and Als,. Grer r- Lebanon were e7Iests on Sunday at &-i-"n Lyons. Mrs. Ffuldah Peck 2irs fi=eT'S mother who had been visiting there. returned with them tu her home .u ."Jauun. Mrs. AJbie I:u-~ -u'sr TEau%~EiNinE with hsC sister. Ei.a. ->.iI.- smith "f Plainiie!d.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
EAGLES.

James Teviin. of New York. formerly of New London and well known 60 Norwich Eagles has been appointed representative of the organization. fr- srrrance and auditing departments of the r'raternaI order of Eagles for Greater New York and Connecticut. Mir Tevlin is a past president of New London aerie and has been prominent in the national body for several years.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
Cured Her
 Rheumatism

Knowing from terrible seIrr rionro thF Yuff.riur caused by rn" n"uUa,tisu. Mrs. J. E Hurst who lly.r al COS B. l"uElss St, C-g7 Bloomington Ii', is g" i.Hnkfnl at hav.r,. cured h.Cs'lf that out of rurs gratitude sii. + HnNiDEs to t"il s.. other sufferers just how Co ge- rfd of their tor ;rlrc by H simple Way at home. Mrs. Hurst has nothing rD sell. Merely mali your own name and aidr"sS. and she vii! gladly send yVu ihis Ealuabls informa ton entirely free. Write her al once before you forget
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
BULLETIN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, 19

son, Laurens, and Miss A1thea Lelis of Norwich.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. " Congdon-and chil-
 dreu, Florence,/ Mary and Raymond V,
 Jr., spent Thanksgiving day in Stafford Springs, the guests of MT. Gongdon' g parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles N. Cong don.
 | MT. and Mrs. William E. Manning en- tertained several friends at dinner on Tuesday evening in honor of the birth day anniversary of their daughter, Lois.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
EASTERN STAR,

Sachem chapter. No. 57, conducted
 initiation of seven candidates at It's meeting last Tuesday evening in Tripl, Link hall at which Worthy Matron Lila Saunders presided Refreshments were served. The nexJ meeting on Dec.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
Call for Chimney Fire

The fire department received a call about 130 o'clock Friday afternoon for a chimney fire at the home of Mrs. Jere- miah Desmond Of 40 Cliff street. No chemical was used and no damage was reported. The house is owned by Mrs. Ida Rabinoviteh.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
her immediate de

with forty-eight of her immediate de- scendants.
 The Fallir of Ava and Winston closed an unusually successful series of enter tainments at Breed Hall last evening.
 Stonington has one case of small pox and wants a steam fire engine.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
ECHOES FROM THE IooeE ILoocE ROOMS
ODD FELLOW =.

12 will be the annual meeting at whicl election of officers will take place.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02

The trouble with too many people i that they push in the wrong direction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-19
Seattle
Society
Engagement of Miss Mir
lam YoueH Announced
This Afternoon. Bridge
Tea WW Honor Mrs.
.Arthur Lati,ner.

AIR AMI, MRS. GEORGE YOU'LL.
1Nl announce the engagement OF
their daughter Miriam 20 Mr.. JAMES
q. Gallash or. son OF MIR. and Mrs.
} n. Gallsgher. OF Birmingham.
Ala.
The Interesting news was dis.
closed to-day ut the charming tea
Miss Yoaell SAW at her home. sos
seth avw n. from wntii o'clock
IN complainant 40 Mrs Irving Ritten.
house Haiscy. n March bride. who
has recently cesne here from Port
land TO make hcv home.
Mialatare pesteitlnsed csndy
baskets. in which was conoeahed tho
card bearing the names OF the he
trothed couple. wire presented each
essrst with tfw service ~ s~s.
The horne was effectively decorated
With hrikht-hued spring blossoms
end the dainty tea table wss center.
e. with bread bowl fiied with
csiicateiy shaded prinnrosns. Mrs.
bred Everett. Mrs. Frank y. Dow.
Mrs. William Mcdonald and Mrs.
Ceorwe r. Held presided AT the urnS
Assisted by a group OF dehusantes.
The wedding will be sckmnissd In
June.
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Entertains delightfully."-
This Afternoon

complimenting Mrs. Lee shaw
Forbes. an April bride. and Mrs.
Carl Williams. who has come 10 the
city to make her horne. Mrs. Aubrey
Wilton was hostess this afternoon.
entertaining with seisshtfss te@ In
their honor.
sofns predominating. adorned the
rooms. and varihuef snsrfrsryns
with roses in artistic arrangement
were used on the tea table. where
presiding were Mrs. Charles Kin.
near, Mrs. o. d. Fisher. MIS-. Marion
Russell Cummings and Mrs. Hariand
Maris. Receiving the cards at the
door were little Harvfs Hull OF Ala
media. Jane Lamping and Jane
Denny.
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Bridge-Dance at
Yacht Club

A ''bridge-dance" will be held Sat.
urday night n, the Seattle Yacht club
for the benefit OF the campaign
fund for the Montiske-stsdium
bridge bond Issue. Friends OF the
bridge from all over the city are ex.
pected 10 participate and large at.
tendance IL expected from the Uni.
versity. MontIake and interihken dis.
tricts. The following committee ia
In charge. Mr.. Chester Iatimer.
Mr.. l.. II. Edwafds. Mr.. Harold
Huston. MFR Theodore Mullen and
Mr.. Julian Matthews.
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Guild Ball 60 BE
brilliant Function

The charity hall Denny t'uhrnan
Guild ts Swing this evening In
Masonic temple for the benefit Of the
childrcn's orthopedic hospital prom
iscs 20 he n very large affair
several Interesting sreciaities
have hcsa arranged for the evening.
and the committee in charge an.
nounces that those who DO not care
90 dance viii he provided with seats
in the balcony.
A hrne and brilliant assemblase
Is assured. and for those who have
not obtained tlcKets. announcement
Is made that they may be purchased
at the door.
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DA T ES
TO REMEMBER

THURSDAY. APRIL 60
Bridge tea VII complin~nt Miss
Mildred and Miss claire stoiten-
hers. with Miss Florida sinsistsa
az hostess
St Joseph's Parish Guilds card
party a. the Yacht club.
Miss Ruth Trenholrne TO entertain
~ luncheon az homs honorsnx
Miss creirh Cunningham.
Luncheon At womsn's University
club At i2;3o o'clock DR.. Joshl,
81 india. 70 speak on Modern
ideas IN Indla.''
Informal luncheon at the Collier.
club will compliment Mrs. Hssoid
scott Mccs1ghsy. with Mrs.
Charles Thomas a. hostess
Mr. and Mr.. Efsar T. webstef's
dinner At the Golf club hoaofinx
81. ana Mrs william ~. Talbot.
FRIDAY. APRIL zf.-
Mrs. Frederick G. Bolton ard Mrs.
Fred g. Aver Will entertain with
tea at the home % Mrs. Bolton
from , until o'clock
Mrs. Bert Farfars informal iuncns
con at bone. oompiimentlng Mrs,
". H. Talbot
SATURDAY. APRIL IT.
Reception ~ the sunset club Al
o'clock, honofinx Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Lstimsr. with Mr. ana
AIRS. Thomas NJ Green as hosts
Miss Marion scott and Mls. Dorl.
Howard will entertain with a
dancing party at the Everett
Country club. houorink Miss
creizh csnnin CHAM ana h,r
fance. Mr.. Charles DiIisr Frat,
Jr.
Mrs Hugh De vaIen'n Informal tea
and handkerchief shower for Miss
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Mrs. White L,taclseoa
Hostess

Honoring Mrs, Alvah i.emuel Carr.
the retiring president 81 the Won.
ems University club, and Mrs, Frank
$, nayley, who has received tho
nomination for president for the en-
suing year. Mrs Dean Hamlin
White entertained the menhorp Of
the board Of trustees NJ luncheon at
the clubhouse this afternoon,
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Tickets for Three Plans

The three phys for the bsnefi, Of
the furnishing fund. the Women's
University CLUB Is giving at the
Cornish thsAter Friday night prom
isss to be very interesting event.
Pan" and Ever shall De" and
Darn It," written BY Mrs. Frank
7. wit. win be The Offering. and the
COMMITTEES IN charge announces they
are delightfuiiy entertaining.
Tickets may hs obtained OF the
clubhouse. and also at the Cornish
the evening Of the performances.
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Brdge-Tco as
Furc9ccll Commitment

Mira. N. a. Boring II entertaining
with an informal bridse-tes ~ her
hous. sees H. Union -. Saturday
afternoon. as farewell compliment
70 Mrs. A. y. Lindsay. who With
Mr.. Lindsay Ia leaving the fret Of
next month for san Francisco. whore
they will make their home
Invitations have he~r iimites 90
the intimate friends Of Mrs. Lindsay.
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Luncheon at WoDlen's
.Irnirersifn Glib

The luncheon TO b. given Al the
womens University club Thursday
at 1870 I. for members and their
guests. Or. Samuel l.. toshl. rrofes-
sor OF English literature At Baroda
college. Bombay. INDIA. will 10 the
guest OF honor nna will speak on
Modern Ideas in India" DR.. Joshs
has bern sent West at the request
OF the carnegs. Foundation for In
ternatlonAi Peace
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Cards Issued for
BRIDGE Tea

Mrs. Charles r. wtittlssey and
Mrs J. Tate Mason have issued cards
for a bridge tea to e- given az their
hosne Tue sday. April IS. hoaoring
Mrs. Arthur q. Latimer tNary Dad
l~y Walker. At the tea hour Mrs.
Thomas Green and Mrs. whitticsey
will pour.
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Benefit for Orthopedic
HospitdI

For the benefit Of the chiidrrn's
hospital Broadway Guild win give
an exhibition % swimming and div.
ing at Crystal Pool. Friday evening.
April "a
The champion swimmers and
divers. as well as the junior swim.
mers os the city. VIII take part.
There VIII alec be a competition Tor
the tackNroke national champion.
shlp. with entries from all parts OF
the country.
The committee In chares win be
announced shortly.
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st. Margaret's Guild
in Chdrge

Mfs. ID. McF:acheran win be hos.
tess for st. Mareare,'s guild Of a..
Marks church Thursday. assisted by
Mrs. Thomas J. cassutt. Mrs J. Ran.
son. Mrs. ]. W. Barbour. Mrs. Her.
man Ross. Miss Eva Peterson, Miss
Naomi Morford. Miss Hazel Allan
and Miss Bernetta Barbour.
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Plan "Sports
Clothes Bali

The women's University club Il
planning a sports Clothes Rail" to
he given al the Masonic temple sat.
ur,iay evening. May rs, Many inter.
estinE features are being arranged
which q later announcement win re.
veal
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Informal Tea for
Mrs. Dift3n1r

Complimcntinx Mrs. Carl Dztmar
81 Cleveland. who N visiting her
parrnfs. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r.
Frye. Mrs. John NJ. Moran vsH en-
terrain with an Informal tea NJ s;se
O'Clock Saturday afternoon at ner
hpsns. 2sIz isth ava ~.
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Miss Roberts to Giue
Informal Dinner

Preceding the reception Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Green are giving At the
Sunset club saturday evening FOR
Mr.. ana Mrs. Arthur k.~sim~r. Alss
Anona Roberts will entertain with
an Informal dinner al her home on
Queen Anne Hin.
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Personal

Mrs. Carl Dittmar. who has been
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs
Frank r. Frye. for the ast month.
will leave next month Cor her home
In Cleveland.
Miss Marvel Turnure, OF Portland,
win spend the coming week end in
the city.
Mrs. Andrew VI. Gillespie and chill.
dren. who have been spending several
months In California. returned last
week.
Mrs. Francis Guy T'rink Il sailing.
May rs, from Southampton, on tho
Empress OF Scotland. for home. Mrs
Frfnk has been Visiting nsr daughter.
Miss Gloria Frink. in Paris. since the
first Of the year.
Mrs. J. Richmond Lane and fam.
lily, with Mrs. II. s.. Tremper. havs
removed TO their country place,
Beach Drive" for the summer
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross wilson and Mr..
and Mrs. John Loor Locke are ieav.
Ing May ~ motor for a month 8
trip TO California.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hugo Smith,
with their daughter. Mrs. Ira Rawn,
left Saturday for Los Angeles, where
they viii join Mr. Rawn ond make
their future home.
Mrs. j. II. Fox. who has been
travelling in Europe for several
months will sail April 22 for home.
Mrs. Scott G. Bone, who during her
stay In the city was n guest at the
Sunset club. left yesterday for her
home In Alaska.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur q. ratimer
Mary Dudley walker) arrived yester.
day from their wedding trip.
Mrs. Harry Sharpness left recently
FOR PAsaoehd f6f q months Visit.
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SIXTY NURSES Of the King
County Association Of Graduate
Nurses gave banquet st the wash.
ingson Annex Tuesday evening In
honor Of Mrs. Helen Hoy Greeley.
Washington. d. C.. attorney.
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Supper Party Win
Honor Mrs. Keller

Nr. and Mrs Farwen Putnam Lilly
viii entertain with a supper for ak.
tssn At their home Friday night. hon-
ortnS THAR house guest Mrs. Edgar
Keller (Sell Clark kelisrl
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party for the benefit % the Masonic
Home. at Panama Cafeteria, Thura
day. April 20. ct p. m. bridge
and whist All Eastern stars and
friends invited
Annie Wright seminary club
Annie Wright Seminary club will
meet with Mrs. l. r. Allen. gl0g nar.
ward ave. ~. . y. m.
bryant PIT. A.
Bryant TT. A. viii meet at school
ftb .. m. Program In charge Of pre-
school age committee Pupils will
give history OF baseball Election on
officers aud delegates 20 state con.
vention
Rainier. Noble Auxiliary
Rainicr.Noble auxiliary. American
i,esien. will entartain University
post auxiliary ana West Seattle post
auxiliary IN veterans hall. d, m.
Program and refreshments.
Nineteenth Century Club
Nineteenth Century Literary club
will meet with Miss Laura iielville
ana Mrs. A. w. Be~lcr, at n. w. c.
A.. s.g0 y. m.
Sunshine Guild
Sunshine reiild will meet with Mrs.
y. johnson. tois Burke ave. n a IN.
Princess Angelina social Cirfb
Princess Ahgcline soeihl club. o r..
=. will meet With Mrs. G. Bersing.
t1to Evanston ave. o. m. Picnic
luncheon.
Ballard Nigh School PIT. A.
ballard High aehool PIT. A. will
holds Dads Night" In the school
auditorium ~ y. m. Ralph SWEET.
man will speak on '-rhe soio Plan"
Boys gymnasium classes In gym.
quartet
Danish sisters Society
Evergreen drill team OF the paa.
lsh Sisters society will meet with |
Mrs. Christian Larsen. 3fii Beacon
~' - fs@N " W.
Grown nm PIT. A.
Grown I'M PIT. A. viii hold their
annual meeting at the nohool Al Z |
.. m. Election Of officers and dele
gates 10 the state convention. 80.
freshments.
Amsrsnih Social Club
Amaran,h Social club. cour, No. 1,
will meet with Mrs Lydia webtor.
US y. ssth II. Lunoheon at 1880.
Alpha Club
The Alpha club will meet with Mr.
u. w. Appleton. st2t n. Highland |
drive. Luncheon ~ isao.
Aipha Phi Mothrr~' Cub
Alpha Phi Mothers club viii meet
at tho chapter HOUSE. $3.50 18Th ave
y. r., az y. m.
West Seattle High school PIT. A.
West seattle High school PIT. A.
viii meet at the school Al $40 p. m |
Eiecsion. followed ny iaforuai reoep-
ton for teachers and parents. tea.
White Shrine Thimbl~ Club
The White shrine Thimbie club
meets with Mrs. Alma bunting. ala
w, Mc0rsw st.. from 10 a. m. until |
.. m-
socsabl. and Charitable Clnb -frejA"
The Ladies Social ana Charitable |
Cub ''FrejA- viii meet in ths isdies' /
parior % the Swedish club AZ 3 y. IN.
Cards Hostss~es. Mrs. Hanna cesiar.
Rren. Mrv. q W. iiardman ana Mrs. /
John r. Peterson.
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The IinncA and Anchor Social club
viii entertain with dance aud card
party IN odd Fellows temple. Tenth
and n. PINE a., Thursday evening.
April 20, Members and friends In
vitcd.
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Thrift Shop Sale

The Thrift shop Of TIRE chndrcn's
Or;hop~dic hospital announces = spe.
cisi sale on hats at nifty cents each
At their new location. 81 stewart IT.
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Members and friends Of The Coop
sratlve Campers will have dinner AZ
Moves caftteris Friday from until
o'clock 10 dsscuss plans Tor the
summer camp at Mount Rainier.
There VIII be an illustrated lecture
on the moantain.
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Mrs. G. w. Ksan. vice president. Mrs.
y. y. Bishop. secretary. and Mrs. ].
orunwaid. treasurer. The delegates
q convention are Mrs. I.