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Woman's Century CHM

The departments OF the Woman's
Century club viii meet. the week be.
ginning September 25. as follows:
Americanization department OF the
Y. w. c. A.. Tuesday. September 20,
at ii a. m. Miss Cynthia Adams will
relate her experiences in teaching
foreign classes.
The political science department
win meet the same day. at IL n. M,
In the private dining room OF the Y.
w. c. A. Mrs. w. w. Munger viii
read n chapter on THE Constitution
and American Political Leaders
From I've TO 1850" History--"Re.
sources and Population of Seattle. {"
Mrs. II. T.. Weeks.
Tho social service department will
meet with Mrs. A. IL. Horton, on
Mercer island. Thursday. September
rs. The boat Fortuna leaves I.eschi
park at 1880 - ~ bring lunch.
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Luncheon and Business
MeetiHg at Tennis Club

The executive board OF the Won.
ems Branch u the Seattle Tennis
club viii have their first business
meeting and luncheon OF the season
AZ the clubhouse Tuesday. scptem-
her 20. at ! O'Clock.
The next regular bridge tea win
be given Thursday afternoon. Sep.
TENDER e.
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Afternoon Tea

Mrs. Frank Hartwcli entertained
with a 9 O'Clock tea AZ her homo on
Tuesday. Roses and dahiiaz in pro
fusion adorned the rooms and the
tea table. where Mrs. J. ~. Praiher
and Mrs. l. NJ. Harris dispensed hos.
FATALITIES.
During the afternoon Miss Nina
buchanan and Mrs. Maude Nahl
busch gave short talks TO the guests.
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To Entertain at
BridQe Tea

Mrs. Moore. wife OF Captain Ken.
meth NJ. Moore. u. ~ A.. viii en-.
terrain with bridge Of five tables
Wednesday afternoon at her home.
with additional guests at the tea
hour.
Mrs. Edward II. Schulz will pre-
aide at the tea table assisted by
Mrs. II. X. Priest, Mrs. X. M. Rob.
erts and Miss Gertrude Schulz.
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Bridge for House Guest

Mrs. John G. Coart Is entertain
ing with a bridge Of six tables al
her residence. Thursday afternoon.
IN compliment TO her niece. Miss
Irene Jackson. 81 Augusta. Ca. who
- her house guest for the winter.
Miss Helen ScAwagcr. Miss Emily
JenneIls and Miss Dorothy Watson
viii assist.
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THE COAST ANp CEoDETIC

survey VIII soon be reinforced IN
Seattle by the presence OF several
field officers returning. bearing
sheaves OF important data. collected
chiefly In Alaska.
Commander Richard II. DerIckson.
T. s. c. and G.. s.. ranking officer
of this corps in the Seattle district.
has collected much valuable infor.
nation during his recent observation
tour.
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FORT WORpEN

Received it's friends on Friday Mt
n beautifully managed dance that In.
trigued both the military and the
civilian sets, who were welcomed by
Colonel Henry Macpherson Merriam,
u. +. A., commanding the Puget
Sound coast defenses. and Mrs. Mer.
riam, ana by Lieutenant Colonel w.
III. Monroe, u. s. A., commanding
Fort Worden. and Mrs. Monroe.
In compliment TO their house
guest. Miss Mida McCracken OF Ida.
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American Association Of University
Women

The American Association of Uni
vcrsity Women viii meet for lunch
con at the Engineers club. corner
Fifth and Seneca. on Saturday. Sep
tember so. at 1890 p. m. The lunch
con viii honor Miss Ethel Haniey
Caldwell. dean of women at the Uni-
versity of Washington. who has re-
turned to Seattle from year Of rest
In California. and the new officers
elected last spring. Miss Jessie Mer-
rick. treasurer and Miss Inez
Neierer, secretary,
Miss Victoria Mclean of the DE-
partment OF fine and industrial! arts.
Seattle public schools. VIII give
talk on "a Summer in Hawaii"
Members and guests are asked TO
make reservations by Thursday, Sep
TENDER rs. at Kenwood o9SI or
BEACON 244i. The members OF the
organization are looking forward TO
the meeting OF the national conven-
ton in Portland in July. 1923. Mrs.
Frank Baker OF Tacoma Is now IN !.
Chicago for the conference of the
national directors. II Is hoped TO
have Mrs. Baker IN Seattle for the
October meeting Of the A. A. v. ".
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Workers Luncheon
and RnLLu

on Saturday. September 30. the
women's University club win have a
workers luncheon and rally at the
clubhouse at l o'clock. Inspirational
minute talks win be given by the
chairmen Of the various committees,
outlining club activities for the com.
ing year. Reservations are asked
for by Friday noon.
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Entertain for Visitors

complimentIng Mr.. and Mrs. w. o.
HilInan OF st. Paul Mr.. and Mrs.
y. II. Piatt entertained with dinner
Of ten covers at tIlsir home last eve.
ming.
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
HIllman viii be dinner hosts at their
home at Des Moines.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
AnniIa Inirr No. as

Aquiia lodge. No. IS. ID. II. =. A.
will hold its monthly whist party
Wednesday. September 81. at p. m.
at the ledge rooms. ZOE Madison At.
All Degree OF Honor members and
friends welcome.
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Informal Luncheon
at Home

For the pleasure Of Miss Beatrice
Peoples. who leaves Monday for her
home in Los Angeles; Miss olive
Leonard. Miss Hortense Green and
Miss Jane Perkins just home from
travel IN Europe. MrA John a. Camp
bell entertained with an Informal
luncheon at her home Friday after.
noon.
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Attend Tacoma Luncheon

Miss Constance Wilcox. Miss Ger.
trude Hardenbergh. Miss Marjorie
Miller. Miss Winona blackwell, Mrs
L. Frank Mackiem and Mrs. Frank
NJ Fretwell went TO Tacoma today
TO attend luncheon given there by
Mrs. X. NJ. j. Cousins.
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Interlakc P..T. A.

Interlake PIT. A. will have It's
first meeting this fall at the school.
Tuesday. September rs. at s:2o p. IN.
An informal reception and program
viii be given in compliment TO the
teachers. Mothers urged TO attend.
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Ladies' of @. A. r. Home Sewing club
viii meet at the home OF Mrs Rachel
Young. 4oi2 18th ave. N. T.. Wed.
nesday, September 81. Luncheon at
noon.
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Benefit for Loacn Fund


Last evening at the home OF Mrs.
Roy =. Ballard. the ladies' Of the
Mount Baker Park district gave an
interesting and successful musicale
for the benefit OF the Cornish school
lawn fund.
The program presented was as fol.
lows:
- pasiH $50 ssss'.ssss. Fourdram
- II Anne s..s ss..s....... FOntenaiiics
Sorturue Oriental .....4.... Buzzi- poccla
Hara Y. -. Peabody
Reading from MADAME Butterfly" ....
Eiena Mlranosna
THE Sleep That Fiits on Baby'a Eyes'
.ss..ts..ss. John Alden Carpenter
"a Spirit Flower" go. Campbell Upton
Negro spiritual. at..f.sss....tsssi 5uflelgh
cara Y. -. Peabody
Bafcaroile, Minor. Rublnstein
In autumn .ss.s..s.+t... Moszk0wskl
Lois Adler
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Wistaria Club Dance

Tho Wistaria club viii give the
last OF its series OF summer dancing
parties Saturday evening. September
20. at the Leschi pavilion.
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Custer AUXILIARY No. 4
ConmonwcaIth CIub

The Commonwealth club will meet
Monday. September IS. at s;i5. at
Boldt's restaurant. Ella Second ave.
MIR. J. ID. Ross OF the city lighting
department will speak on the skagit
liver project.
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FORT WARD

Was cnlivened during the week.
end by an informal dinner bridge
arranged by the popular commander
OF the post. Captain Arthur X.
Chambers. ". s. A.. and Mrs. Cham.
bers.
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FORT IAwToN

Has marked tho week only by IN
formal entertaining, one Of tho pref
test Of these friendly little parties
was the dinner given on Tuesday by
Captain Robert Macon. 4. 4. A.. ana
Mrs. Macon. Tho round table was
conferred with sweet peas and tho do
ilFhtful menu accented the clever
conversation. Bridge followed. The
guests were Captain Frederick G.
Miner. y. =. A.. and Mrs. Miner
Lieutenant Ralph Wiitamuth. u. D.
A.. and Mrs. wlitamuth. MiaH Grace
Carson and Captain Nathan Pickles.
-. G, 4. n. A.
The next f7ceting OF the garrison
bridge club viii have as hostess Miss
Gwendoiyn Newiove. daughter OF
Captain George Newlove. NJ. G.. u
-. A.
Mrs. Moore. wife Of Captain Ken
meth Moore. corps OF engineers. y. D.
A.. plans an afternoon OF bridge on
Wednesday next.
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THE COAST GUARD

OFFICERS VIII Noon be returning. Tor
tho most part. from their duties In
Arctic waters.
Meanwhile. Penelope fashion. their
wives await them In Seattle or at
adjacent summer camps. Mrs. Hot.
tell. wife OF Lieutenant Commander
James Freeman Hottoll. u. s. c. G..
is stiil at Eagle Harbor. Miss Hot.
tell has returned TO town 20 resume
her studies at the Cornish school.
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officers 10 serve during the new year
include: President. Mrs. Charles c.
Helfnvr: vice president. Mrs. J. w.
Edmunds: secretary. Mrs. w. b. Mar
tin: corresponding secretary. Mrs.
David r. Fryer; treasurer. Mrs s. Is.
Frantz; librarian. Mrs. r. s. Syi-
vester.
Ballard w. c. r. u.
Ballard w. c. r. U. viii meet at
the home Of Mrs. J. Erickson. 6Tie
10th ave. n. w. Friday. Sept 20.
at y. m. Department work will
be the subject discussed.
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The first meeting or the fall szh-
son OF Garfield High School PIT. A.
will be held Sept 26. at ESQ p. m.
In the auditorium. A short talk
win be given by Mrs @. ". Porter.
principal of the school; group Of
songs. Mrs. Violet Ball. Mrs Fay
Adams Boswell. accompanisf.
An informal reception for teach
ers and members viii follow tho
business meeting.
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CAN'T LEWIS

Has special representative OF the
Military order Of the world War
Captain George A. Hunt. q. 4 A.
acting assistant chief OF staff for
military intelligence. and one Of the
nbleat men In hin line IN the district
His presentation of this orders
claims and purposes IL very cieyerly
managed.
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Clubs
CLUBS FOR MONDAY
King County I<risIaiive FEDERATION

King County Legislative FEDERATION
King County Legislative federation
Will hold a noon luncheon for the po-
lifical candidates. at the Y. w. G. A.
cafeteria. Monday. September Is. A
meeting OF the executive board viii
follow.
women's King County Republican
Club
Tho womsn'a King County Rcpub.
lean club viii meet at noon Monday.
September IS. at Moves cafeteria.
Lieut.. @. c. Carr will speak on traf.
fic regulations.
Myrtle Social Club
Myrtle Social club. o. y. s.. VIII
meet at the Masonic temple. Mon.
day. September IS. at p. IN. Bridge
and whist. Al Eastern stars and
friends invited.
Custer Auxiliary No.
Custer Auxiliary No. Z. 10 Custer
Camp No. I. Sons OF Veterans. will
meet Monday afternoon. September
Is. at o'clock, In Veterans hall
Armory.
Literary and Travel Club
The Literary and Travel club will
meet for the first time this fall.
Monday. Sept. rs. at $40 p. m.
with Miss Helen Collins, a425
Federal ave Subject. Vacation
"reminiscences"
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The Caleidh club will hold its first
meeting with Mrs. J. w. Edmunds
zois soyiston ave. N, Tuesday after
noon. September &c. at o'clock. Tho
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THE MARINE CORPS

Turned out In force ON rntufuhf
when Captain N. o. Martin. Z. s. NJ.
c.. and Mrs. Martin CAV. an attract.
i've buffet In compliment TO Lieu,cn'
ant Arthur u. chailaccmbc. y. y M.
C., and Mrs. ChaIiaeombe. with their
house guest. Mrs A. T. French.
mother Of Mrs. chaiiacombe.
The guests representing the corps
were Captain Roy s. swink. Y. 3.
NJ, c. and Mrs. swink. Captain
Ralph Y. West. u. u. ~. G.. and
Mrs. West, Captain stephen +.
Drew. 4. s. NJ. C.. Captain y. ID.
Howard. u. s. NJ. G. Captain q. +.
Hayes. Z. \. NJ C.. Lieutenant l. W.
Putnam. u. 8. NJ. G.. Licu'ennn, ID.
v. Emerson. u. c.. Y. y. n. Dancing
followed the dinner.
Another agreeable Marine dinner
was given on board tho U. =. =. New
York on Monday when the host was
Captain n. Y. West. Y. 4 NJ. c..
whose guests were Mrs West. Cap.
tain ". O. Martin. Y. =. NJ. c.. and
Mrs. Martin. Lieutenant Arthur ID.
chailacombc. Y. =. ~. c.. and Mrs.
Chaiiacombe.
As labor Of love. the enlisted
men o. the Marine corps. supervised
by their officers. have just completed
at Quantico what IL the largest sta
dunn In the country. modelled after
the Seattle stadium. which. however,
Il cxceis In size.
The work was voluntary. the mn.
tcriai Haivaged. and both without cx'
penae 10 the government.
Built for a memorial. the stadium
commentaries all the officers and
men who have died since the estab.
lirhment OF the corps.
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Mrs. Henry I.andes will address the
department.
Clionian Club
The Cilonlan club will hold It's
opening meeting Tuesday. Sept. 20.
at the Federated Clubhouse. Lunch.
con at 1890 O'Clock.
Delta Chi Mothers Club
Tho Mothers club OF Delta Chi
fraternity win have a luncheon and
ail-day meeting Tuesday. September
20. az the home Of Mrs G. Il.
schmidt $2ls Seventh ave. n. T..
Msdrona Guild Silver Tea
Madrona guild OF the orthopedic
hospital will hold "a silver tea Friday.
September 20. at the home OF Mrs.
". NJ. Dickey, las ssih ave. n.
Epiphany Guild
Epiphany guild win meet Tuesday.
September 20. at y. m. in the par.
lors OF the Church Of the Epiphany.
Minncwatha Club
The Minncwatha club VIII hold It's
regular Saturday night dance IN
christenscns Broadway hall Satur.
day evening. September 30. "A
Night in Old Alexandria" viii be de
pictcd in the decorations.
Native Daughters 81 Washington
The Native Daughters OF Wash.
sngton will hold their next meeting
Friday. October 6. AZ s p. m. in
the Girls club rooms at the Y. W.
c. A.
Zonery Club
The Zonery club viii meet Tues.
day. September &c. at s p. m. in
the Arcade Bldg. Or. Barnes will
speak on Appendicitis. Demon
stration in Zone Thcrapy.
Auxiliary H. OF l.. u.
The ladies' auxiliary to the II. OF
l.. II. will have card party
Wednesday. September 81. at p.
m. In the NJ. Il. d. A. hall. ls23is
First ave.
Rainier Chapter, ID. A. r.
Rainier chapter. Daughters OF the
American Revolution, will hold the
September meeting ON the afternoon
OF the 2sth, at . o'clock. at the resi-.
dence OF Mrs. David Bowen, 1884
Blaine blvd.
The program for the afternoon will
be one OF chapter "reminiscences, con.
Quoted by Mrs. Clarence Smith. fol.
lowed by a social hour.
The hostesses for tho day will be
Mrs. +. Il. Hussey, Mrs. c. c. Bron.
son. Mrs. J. ]. Jcnnelle. Mrs. c. p,
bryant. Mrs. George Leonard. Mrs.
James @. Fenton. Mrs. c. q. Brad.
ner and Mrs. ]. NJ. Maris.
Society Of Applied Psychology
seattle chapter of the International
Society OF Applied Psychology meets
Tuesday evening. September 20. al
the A. O. L. w. hall. Miss Helena
Martin win speak on the Power OF
demonstration" Everybody invited
to attend.
Seattle Review No. 3
seattle Review No. s. w. Il. A..
or the Maccabees. viii meet Thurs.
aay' sept. 2s. at the A. o. U. w.
nan, 1903 Ninth ave. Business meet.
ing at 1880 y. m. Court whist az
o'clock.
Caleidh Club
The Caleidh club will hold its first
mf.atlnr with Afrs n nr -.
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The regular rehearsal of the
Women's Lyric Choral club will be
held In the main sunday school
room OF the First Presbyterian
church. Tuesday evening. Sept. -,
al 7;45 p. m.
The rehearsal win be followed by
a social meeting when Mr.. Alfred
Green, baritone. will give several
selections. accompanied by Miss
Eloise Clyde. The hostesses for the
evening will be Mrs. w. w. Warren,
Mrs. L. X. Loose. Mrs. n. G. Scram
and Mrs. II. Pearsall.
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seattle Review No. s. w. II. A..
OF the Maocabees. viii meet Thurs.
aay. sept. 2S. at the A. O. U. w.
han, 1903 Ninth ave. Business meet.
Ing at 1880 y. m. Court whist 81 .
o'clock.
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Au,lIlarx n. of 1. u.

The ladies' auxiliary TO the II. OF
L. II. win have card party
Wednesday. September 81. at p.
m. In the M. Il. II. A. hall. ls23is
First ave.
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TIE NAVY YARD


ON board ship. even II that ship ia
held up az tho Yard for periodic
overhaul instead Of floating on tho
blue and bFiny deep.
ON Thursday tho u. n. =. Minhis.
sippi was the scene 81 such n dinner.
the host her commanding officer,
Captain Orton +. jackson. Y. \. ~.
and the guests OF honor Rear Ad'
mirsi John Adrian Ifoogewerff. u,
=. ~. commandment of the Puget
Sound navy yard. and Mrs. Hooge'
werff.
The dinner given on wednesday
by Captain Ivan Cyrus weitengei.
u. 3. ~. captain Of tho Yard. and
Mira. wettengsi was especially hand
some. cofnpllmentinH Commander
Charles l.. brand. G. C.. z. =. ~.
Mrs brand and their house guests.
Mrn. Charles l.. Brand. Er.. and Miss
Lydia Beatty Of Pennsylvania.
Tho party was completed By Lieu
tenant Commander Ifcisfer fiooge'
werff, 4. 4. ~. and Mrs. Hooge'
werff. Lieutenant Commander II.
Sanders Buliari. c. C. y. 8. ~. and
Mira nullard.
A dinner bridge that brought out
delightful contingent on wednenia,
was given hy Captain Louis II. Me
bride. 4. n. ~. and Mira Mcbride.
and had az honor guests Rear Al
mlral w. ~ q. Billiard. Z. y. ~,
and AIRS. Hullard.
other dinner hosts 81 the week
wrre Commander John y. Hatch. y
c. 4. 4 ~. and Mrs. Hatch. Com
mAnder Robert l. irvine. y. y. NJ
and Mrn Irvine. who chose tho on
GERS club for their picturesque miss
en- scene. Lieutenant Commander
Richard w. wuost. q. \. ~. assist
ant 10 tho captain Of tho yard. and
Mrs. wuent. Lieutenant Commander
Robert ~. Bennett. u. =. ~. and
Aiism Helen Bennett: Lieuisnsn, Com
mandcr fIelatcr lioogewrrff. U. =
N. and Mira IiooTcwsrff. whons
guests were hidden 10 dinners In quar-
tiers overlooking the little gardens
that adurn each honsr. where the
flowers and vegetables look on The
lolyfnplcs and the olympscn look on
the sea-
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Gatewnod PTA-

Catewood PIT. A. will hold its
first meeting OF tho year in the
new auditorium Tuesday. Sept. 26.
AZ 2:3o y. m. After short bust.
ness session n reception and tea
win be given for the teachers.
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SEATTLE SERVICE SET
nrnrmE pEvEREUx ADAMS

ho. Captain Arthur ID. Hughes, u.
=. A.. ana Mrs Hughes have enter
tanned informally during the week
end, adding 90 tho Fort Wordcn au.
tumn gairty.
There are at present several mu.
siclana among the Fort Worden
hosteasos. one or two Of unusual tai.
ent. aud a Musical club has resulted
which has for president Mrs. Mon.
rue. wife Of Lieutenant Colonel W.
II. Monroe. Y. s. A.. the new com.
mander OF Fort Worden.
FORT CASEY
Was the nen ana mountain frame
on Thuraday OF the opening games
Of the tournament now being played
between tho tennis teams OF Fort
Worden and Fort Casey.
The Worden players were Mrs.
Merriam. wife % Colonel Henry
Macpherson Merriam. 4. y. A.. com.
mander Of the Puget SOUND coast De.
fenses. Mrs Monroe. wife Of Lieu.
tenant Colonel W. N. Monroe. u. =.
A., commander OF Fort Worden. Mrs
Leslie Spencer. Miss Davis. Miss
Monroe. Niles Liilpop
The Casey players were Mrs.
Greene. wife Of Major Royal X.
Greene. Z. s A.. Mrs. Mason. wife
OF Captain Kirkpatrick Mason. NJ.
G. U. Y. A.. Mrr. Madison. wife Of
Lieutenant John Harvey Madison.
q. 4. A.. Mrs Whelehei. wife Of
Lieutenant J. Longstreet whelehel.
q. 8. A. The umpire was Mrs wef,x.
wife 81 Captain w w. wertx. u. 3.
A. and one OF the most popular
hontenmes Of the district.
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The Zonery club viii meet Tues.
day. September &c. at p. m. in
the Arcade Bldg. Or. Barnes will
speak on Appendicitis" Demon.
stration In Zone Therapy.
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MInnewasla Club

The Minncwatha club VIII hold It's
regular Saturday night dance In
christenscns Broadway hall Satur.
day evening. September 30. "A
Night in Old Alexandria" win be de
pictcd in the decorations.
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scaitlc Council PIT. a.

The educational committee OF the
Seattle Council OF the Parent.Tcsch.
ers' Association and Mothers Con-
gress. will mee, Friday. Sept. 20.
at p. m. in the board OF educa-
ton rooms in the Central building.
Miss Lauretta Cole and Miss Lillian
Sutherland. OF the public library. win
speak. ~
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Native Daughters Of Washington

Tho Native Daughters OF wash
ington will hold their next meeting
Friday. October 6. az s p. m. in
the Girls club rooms at the \. W.
c. A.
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Rainier Chapter. ID. Ar
Society Of Applied psychology

seattle chapter OF the International
Society OF Applied Psychology meets
ruosday evening. SEPTEMBER %, az
the a. O. Z. w hall. Miss Helena
Martin win speak on the Power OF
Demonstration" Everybody invited
to attend.
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Delta Chi Motber~' Club

Tho Mothers club OF Delta Chi
fraternity win have a luncheon and
ail-day meeting Tuesday. September
20. NJ the home Of Mrs. G. Il.
schmidt $z4s Seventh ave. n. 4.
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Epiphany Guild

Epiphany guild win meet Tuesday.
September 20. at : y. m. in the par.
lors OF the Church OF the Epiphany.
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Mndrona guild o. The Orthopefic
hospital will hold silver tea Friday.
September 20. at the home OF Mrs.
". NJ. Dickcy. las s9ih ave. n.
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Nr. and Mrs. Adolph w. Eng.
stron tGladys Newingham). who
were married in Fort Wayne. Ind,
September 6. arrived in Seattle this
week 10 make their home, and have
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-10-26

Brookings County Farm Bureau, the
Extension Service, President Of the
State College, the Board of Regents,
and finally the State Auditor.
The cost Of this work to each man
in the county is very small. There
are 5000 quarter sections Of land in
this county which paid in 1922 a total
of $421, O21.75 in taxes, or SO per cent
of the total taxes paid in the county.
On this basis a $4,000. 90 appropriation
for county agent work would cost 3,
cents per quarter section Of land, or
based on the total taxes Of SILL ,926.S3
paid in the county would cost 80 cents
for every $4,000 paid to the county
treasurer in axes.
This work should not be confused
with the political issues at stake and
has absolutely no bearing upon them.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-10-26
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT

To the voters Of Brookings County,
/ hereby myself as a can
didate for Representative from the
Z2nd District, on the Democratic tick
et | was born in 1856 on my fathers
farm north west from B~rookings,
which ne still own, and lived on same
until "a years old, and the last 9 years
have been engaged in the Implement
business at Bruce, dealing with the
farmers, and therefore | feel that |
know the farmers needs, and will be
able TO represent their best interests,
and If elected will work for economy,
and reduction Of taxation,
and against a legislative salary grab.
II this meets with your approval your
support will be appreciated. Alfred
b. Peterson.