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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-11
Mis-. PERKINS TO
GIVE FLOWER TALK

IL has bssn decided that tickets
viii be sold 10 tho public for the
talk Mrs. John Carroll Perkins viii
give on spring Flowers for The
House" al The wofnen'a University
club. under tho auspices 81 the
Smith College club. Tuesday. DC.
tei,~r ~. nj o'clock. They may be
obtained By teisphoninE Mrs. Her.
ters crowder. so.s nth ave. ~.
Capitol csso.
Those who have attended the love.
~ flower show that Mira. Perkins ar.
ranges for charity every spring In
her tiny giaas sun porch know what
an opportunity such talk viii be
70 ihoAe interested Jun; now In plan.
ming their spring gardens and their
Christmas towss OF bulbs. Mrs.
Perkins will speak Of the heat way OF
planting. caring for and forcing
tulips. hyaclntha. daffodiia and other
ouihn. and will answer questions Of
those attending Ia regard TO their
own probIcma.
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SALVATION ARMY
STATE CONGRESS-

Begins tonight with a march through
the principal streets % Seattle. fol-
lowed by a program af the Army
Hail. 1914 Sixth ave-, at 2 o'clock.
showing the evolution Of the saiva-
ton Army. IN which tho following
program will be given:
500 y. NJ,
Evolution Of the Salvation Army
Scene THE Oid-Tine Army--com-
mandant and Mrs. aaiHsbury IN
charge. Commissioner clifford will
give an address
Scene 2--rhe Ep-te-Dnte Army--Ad-
jutant and Mrs Carter In charge.
fCol. Turner wili give an address,
seen. s--Ths Coming Army fFrom
the Cradle 20 t-a csndidafaJ- En-
sign and Mrs. clifford in charge.
fcoi. Cousins viii give an address
Scene 5--The Model \. a. Building
Adiutent Keiso IN charge. tcoi.
Scott viii give an address,
scenr 1.-The Women. -ociaI~-fn
charge Of Adiutant Childcrs. lMaj
harris will rive an address,
Scene g---fhe Mems Industrial Dept
IN charge of Commandant Moya.
"a. Col. Anrcussen viii give an
address.b
Scene 1.-The Flags 81 All Nations
Hepresenting the various countries
where the Army flag ~ flying.
Commissionor clifford Will give an
addresa.J
Commiasloner clifford. tarritorfat
leader, VIII BIO In command following
the program tonight. There viii ha
three days Of officers and soldiers
councils. with a fun day Of Special
Salvation Army meetings sunday.
Watch for further announcements
--Adveftiaennent
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Engagement of Miss
Curreu Announced

Tire marriage OF Miss Ruth Sey.
mour currvy. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Seymour Currey Of Evan.
stcn. Ill. TO MIR. Warner Osborne
Forbes Of Napa. Cal. win be eeie-
hrnted Saturday afternoon. October
~. At the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G. I.Awton. 1854 +. Newton ~.
Rev. II. II. Gowcn will read the serv.
Ice At S:ss o'clock.
The ceremony win be performed In
the presence OF relatives and close
Seattle friends of tho bride. who has
been visiting her sister. Miss Mar.
garet currey. during the summer.
The bridegroom. who In the son Of
lfrs- l. s. starkwcather. Of Napa.
Cal. win come UP from hia fruit
ranch in tho Napa valley.
Tho couple plan n motor trip as
part OF the honeymoon. and after
December viii be at home on the
Big Ranch road. Napa. Cal.
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HEAVY ENROLMENT
IN ART COURSES

The University reports an unusual.
~ large registration In all fina arts
subjects No doub, this II due I'm
part 20 the important additions 20
the art faculty and TO tho depart
mcnt's new and cornmodious quar-
tsrs. Tho departments Of nchlteet'
ura and sculpture are now housed on
the top floor % the new Philosophy
hall. Floods OF light are obtained
by a roof largely made up of sec
tons Of glass Hkyilghin.
Paul Cus'in. Mary Eliza Lacy and
Helen ~. Rhodes are notable add.
tons 10 the faculty.
Mr.. Cusiln IA well known here for
his remarkable paintings u Noun,
Rainier and other Northwest seen
cry. His paintings have been ex'
limited a; tho Annual Exhibitions Of
American Art az the corcoran gal.
icry. Washington. u. G. Pennryiva-
mia academy. Philadelphia. Art Inst.
suse. Chicago. as well ~ the Fine
Arts palace a; tho Panama. Pacific
exposition In san Francisco. lie won
the 500 exposition prize at Seattle
IN 1914: first prize at the Seattle
Fine Arts society and tho medal at
the A-YsP. exposition. etc. He
works In oil. water color. etching.
pen and ink. pencil and modelling.
Miss Lacy. who will have charge
81 the course IN interior decoration.
has been trained at the Fine Arts
institute NJ Kansas City and at
Teachers college. Columbia univer.
nity. She has been insisting Horace
Moran Of the Metropolitan museum
in Interior decoration.
Miss Rhodes win offer courses In
design. She was trained NJ tho Met.
ropoilian Academy Of Design In New
York and Rt Columbia university.
For several years she was connected
with the faculty OF the University OF
Oregon.
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Personal

Mr.. and Mrs r. d. Merrill and
daughter. Miss Virginia Merrill. will
leave Monday for tho East on a
short visit.
Mrs. willard Gibson and small
son removed this week from the
Seattle General hospital TO their
homo on ioth ave. ". and Miller
SITS.
Mr.. Knox waikcm OF Vancouver.
II. c.. spent tho kend In the
city.
Mrs. Purves RltchIs OF Vancouver.
|B. c.. who has been the gtEst Of
Miss Doris Mitchell for a week. left
Monday night for her home.
Mrs. w. II. McElfatr,ck left today
for two months Visit in the East.
Or. and Mrs. Gustaye f.ewis. &C.
companied by their daughter. ateph.
anie. have returned from Montreal.
Mr.. Joseph Cote returned yester.
day from a few days visit IN Van.
eouver. y. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles q. Miller
have removed from 9s1 18th ave. ~.
to the Hotel Sorrento.
Mrs. X. T. Boyhs OF Vancouver.
n. c.. is visiting her son-in.iaw and
daughter. Or. and Mrs. A. Rookie
Robertson.
Mr. and Mrs. Judd NJ. Elliott spent
the last weekend In Aberdeen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Henry Miller
have returned from an extended
motor trip thru Eastern Washington
and Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert V. Evans havc
removed to their new home az 2s27
Broadway ~
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CORNISH SCHOOL
HAS NEW TEACHER

The new teacher OF art NJ the
Cornish school is Miss Lydia Fuller
OF San Francisco. She is n graduate
Of the California School OF Fine Arts.
an affiliated college OF tho UnivVr.
sity OF California.
Shc has studied design with Ralph
Johonuott. Frank fnEerson and Ru.
dolph Schaeffer, all teachers OF the
modern" art. She Is especially in.
tcresied In the textile design. work.
ing In the mediums OF tie-dyc. hatik
and wood block and their application
to costume design. stage and interior
decoration.
Classes will he held from . until
IL daily. except Saturday. Saturday
classes for teachers viii hc conduct.
ed from o:so 10 2. Tuesday and
Thursday evening classes win be
given from 7 10 10.
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MORONI OLSEN
AT CORNISH

Moroni Olsen has returned 10 the
Cornish school TO assume charge OF
the department OF dramatic art this
year
Those who knew the school when
u was In a cramped studio at
broadway and Pine will remember
the season Mr.. Olsen first appeared
as an actor In the class OF Maurice
Browns. lie is gifted actor whose
progress has not surprised those who
first saw his work seven years ago
In the little old theater.
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! ANNUAL BALL
OCTOBER %

The Seattle Art club will give its
annual ball at the Knights OF Co.
lumbus hall Saturday evening. Oct.
rs. Glenn Sheckles IL chairman. as
sisted by H. Norllng. Harold Ellis,
Frank Biynn. II. Tadama. George
Scmple, Martya Jensen. A. NJ. Reed.
Hatred Lambke. Ruth Krepps. Ruth
Freedman. William Klamm, Marshall
Reid. Mona Haywood. Frank Max.
well. Frank Wolfe. Helen Markus,
Paul Brockman. II. Roth. l.. III.
Gmuci, Victor Messenga. Franklin
Sly. Ernest Noriing and Charles
Bowen.
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Rus.lan pramallc Clnh

The Russian Dramatic club VIII
entertain with Halloween froiic and
masaueads IN Fireman'H hall
Fourth ave. and blanchard Ut. on
Tuesday evening. Oct. ~.
Tho proceeds viii be used for the
RELIEF or starving Russian children.
rrissa viii b. given for the most
beautiful az well an The most original
costume.
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MOUNTAINEERS PICTURES
ATTRACT MUCH INTEREST

small. and includes, IN addition to
those Just mentioned. Arthur Bailey.
Helen H. Bushnell. Effie Chapman.
Ralph Dyer. Clarence Garner. Mar.
Rnret IIarRrave. Stephen Jones'. O.
II, Keen. Mrs. y. L. Lilly. Fairman
Lee. Lorna MoGonasio. Hollin Ban.
| ford. Clark s~hurman, Lloyd Small.
A. y. smith. G. y. Todd. stuart
Walsh ensw. y. Young-si in all.
AWARDS ron
SEVERAL CLASSES
The awards this year have been
given In several classes Of work and
are indicated by red and blue ribbons.
They arc;
Mounfaineer Aoffpifies
firs,. st Charles Lake" Ralph
Dyer
second. THE Leader" II. II. Nc.
Monnsie.
Honorable mention. 'roboggan.
Ing" Lloyd Small.
WA life
First Garter Snake" Clark
Schurmnn.
Second. "Juneo." Clark schurrnan.
Pictorial
Firsi--"August Hare on Grind.
stone Trail" Mrs. ]. r. Hazard.
ffhis picture has been mentioned
BY many as the most beautiful In
tho cshlhltlon)
Second Ships IN ITarbor." Mrs.
L. \. Lily.
qs1tfI tskr.tas t.a.a 49, -
Young.
Honorable mention - Mountain
Meadow" Mabel Furry: "splr1,
Lake" ~. iiarErave: silent aeniinel
~ Casey" Jennie johnson fThl. il
another specially attractive picture)
From chuekanut Ridge" y. u,
Ice.
Rcenio
Firri--"Iogsing Road Near Ut.
Index" noliin Sanford. cThis pic,
ture has been commented on most
favombly.
Second - Central yancouyer
Island" W. u. Young.
Third--"Mt Adama.' Mabel Fur.
~.
Honorable nention--'"T'rnil Down
Railroad Creek" T.. ". McCregor;
West End OF Snow Lake" Rollln
Sanford: "Merood River" Lloyd
Small.
Miscellaneous
Firss-"Aner tho SWIM" s,uar,
Walsh.
hrcond--~Co and Look Behind the
Ranges Stuart Walsh.
Honorable mention "a Little
Fire" Clark schurtuan.
The Map and Reality Stuart
Walsh.
Special menflon--~som~ Mouth.
fni" and the Dragon n.y." c. r.
Harris.
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Seattle
Society
Mrs. HIATT to Be Compli-
mentcd Guest; Enter
tdias for Visitor.

IJoNoRINo Mrs. John II. Matt
Il who with Mr.. HIATT h leaving
soon for Chicago TO make her home
Mra. George J. nanx Il entertaining
with luncheon % fourteen covers
al The otis on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. n. III. Baxter viii compliment
Mrs HIATT with luncheon TOT
twelve at the Yacht club Friday, and
on wednesday Of next week Mrs
E. r.. Boswell win be hos,Nss al
luncheon at tho Golf club.
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Dinner VIII Honor
Former Resident

To honor Mra- Ernest Browne
(Afaud Young OF Vancouver. n c..
. former popular Seattle girI. Mr..
and Mrs. Gilbert IL Baron pufry
are entertaining this evening AT their
home with dinner OF ten covers
Mrs. Browne Il the guest for a
time Of her brother and sister,in-law.
Mr.. ard Mrs Fred A. Young. al their
home. 1884 nth ave. ~. on her way
to California. where she VIII reside.
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unteer 10 do the teaching. Tho ex.
psnHes OF rent. light and heat are
rnes from the small Zee paid by the
students. IL costs 81 10 join this
school 10 prove that your Intentions
are serious and individual lessons
may DO had al rs cents apiece and
class lessons at rs cents each. The
little school Ia ono Of Miss corniKh's
pet hobbies. She would like 20 nee
tho day when such school IL In
every nslghborhood and when the
fees are M low A. 10 cents a lesson
At present. ciocutlon. piano. Ian.
guages. dancing. voice. violin. draw
Ing and painting arc taught there.
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HostcSses at
Spedker-Litncheon

Mrs. J. Wells Champney and Mrs.
Ernst L. skeel wal be hoatesnes AZ
tho speakerluncheon at tho Won.
ems University club on Friday after.
noon. at o'clock. when {. EveINtt
lIcsseigrave. IN. d. viii speak on
a Trio Of RevoiutionRries IN Ills.
torical Writing Wells. Van Loon
and Robinson
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Queen Ammo guild viii have charge
at the orthopedlc Tea Shop Thurs
day. with Mrs. Frank III. pinmcr.
hostess. Assisting win be Mrs. BERT
&. weEtzer. Mrs. o. y. Condor. Mrs.
III. C. pigott. Mrs. c. II. Thomas.
Mrs. J. y. Bartiay. Airs. II. c. Jack.
son. Mrs. ". q. Niblcft. Mrs. J. II.
Stockton and Mrs. r. C.. Torrey.
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Buffet Luncheon Todan

Mrs. Frederick Hall White enter
tanned today with a buffet luncheon
at her home In compliment 20 Mrs
Jasrsvs Nacfariane. who returned
this week from Europe. and for Mrs
Charles willard Stiuason. who with
Mr.. stimson. Is leaving next week
for the East.
Mrs. Raymond Garfield Wright
presided az tho coffee urn.
Invitations were confined 10 the IN
innate friends OF the guests OF
homer.
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Informal Tea for
Mrs. MacfdrIdne

To compliment Mrs. James Mac.
farIane. Just home from abroad. Mrs
George Warren Booie viii entertain
with an informal tea at her residence
Friday afternoon. Mrs. Anna Thorn
sen MiIburn and Mrs. Letcher Lam
buth will preside at the urns.
Only the close friends OF Mrs. Mac
farlans have been invited.
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ART LESSONS
At LITTLE COST

Singing. piano. dancing. arf--thern
and similar subjects are taught now
adays for IS cents "A lesson. There
II little EXCUSE for the ambitious
genius 10 struggle along now that
the Cornish Neighborhood school Is
going.
since November. 1871. this modest
school has been In session continu.
ously NJ a0s 18th ave. s.. telephone
Beacon 1893. The Cornish school
pays the salary OF the secretary,
Miss Ruby Jacobsen. Teachers and
students from the Cornish school vol.
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D A T ES
TO REMEMBER

THURSDAY, OCTOBER a.
Mrs. John r. Corners bridge tea
and lingerie ahower. 20 c0mpll-
rnsnt Miss vernits swsxes-
Mrs. Anna Thomson Nllbufn win
have a dinner at home. compii-
rnentary 70 her sister, Mrs. James
Hacfsrians and Mrs. Psschy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Farrar's dinner
70 compliment Mr.. and Mrs. I'd.
gar l.. Webster. q, home.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER h.
Speaker-iuneheon al the wornsn,s
University club. C. Everett Hes
s~Igrast. Pm. D.. will give the
address.
Junior ink dance AZ the Yacht club
Women's University clubs autumn
ball At the De Honey Dancing
academy.
MR. stsysnson smith 20 entertain
with . tee IN honor Of Miss YER
nita swezsa, at home. from 70
O'Clock.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER a.
The marriage o. Miss Mildred
Tweed to Mr.. sidney Robinson.
In -. Psars Episcopal church.
al high noon.
Howard A. Hecht At the home Of
the brtde-eiect's aunt. Mrs
Charles a. Tnorndfks. at O'clock.
Mrs. Gilbert NJ. Butterworth's tea
at home IN compliment TO Miss
yernita Swszsa.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER H.
Miss Hazel Mcmillan to be hostess
-, q tea Of home after 4 o'clock.
70 honor Miss Janst Powell and
Miss Alice Ives.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER H.
Sunset club 10 have Halloween
dance and card party.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 2s--
The marriage Of Miss Janet Powell
20 Mr.. Neal Tourtelotte. IN Trim
ny church, at $50 o'clock.
Arctic club VIII have Halloween
dinner dance.
Bridge tea ~ tho Hotel Sorrento
by First Hili guiid Of the Or
thopedic hospital.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER zs--
Miss vernita sweazea TO wed Nr.
Norris Lundaulst In 81. Lakes
pro-cathedral, In Tacoma. at
s.3e O'Clock
Halloween dinner dance at the
beattls Golf club.
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Novelty Dancing Parties

Mr.. J. Harvey DE Honey has
planned n series OF novelty dancing
parties at his new academy at Pike
81. and 18th ave. The first viii be a
"topsy turvy" party on Wednesday
evening. October rs.
movie ball and several other in.
teresting affairs are being arranged.
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Mrs. Wottrick TO
Enfef.fnin

complimcnting Mrs Alvin schwa
ser. who i leaving In short time
for an Eastern trin. Mrs. samuel
wettrick II entertaining with a
luncheon OF fourteen covers at hes
home tomorrow afternoon.
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Card Party on,
I0cfohcr on

Mrs Donald Nicholson and Mrs
James ID. Hoge are In charge % ar.
angcments for tho card party this
women's Council OF 81. Marks
church are giving Friday afternoon.
October 20. at tho homo Of Mrs I'D
win A. Strout
For reservations call Mira Cecil
Bacon. Capitol 0iss.
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Mount Baker
ILlinche0,, Glib

The Mount Baker Luncheon club
will meet at the club house. wednss
day. October IS. Luncheon at
O'Clock. followed by bridge. Tho host
esses for the afternoon will be Mrs
]. ~. Biwgar. chairman. Mrs. A. H.
chaliis. Mrs. c. \. Constantine and
J Mrs. J. TX. Baird.
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NEW ORLEANS. Oct ify--Morc
than 10000 women are expected to
attend the second annual convention
Of the American Legion Auxiliary. to
be- held here October is 70 20.
OF these. about 1000 are official
delegates.
Organized only two years ago from
tho ranks OF mothers. wives. sisters
and daughters OF Legion members.
the Auxiliary IL tho fastest growing
women's society in the world Al.
ready !, includes E.oss units. inciud.
Ink 100000 members. scattered thru
out tho United States. Alaska. Ha.
wal. the Canal zone. Cuba and Mex.
leo
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ANOTHER FINE
ARTS PARTY

There n a runor that the Fine
Arts party 81 laa, year will b.
repeated this Thanksgiving In an
even moro fascinating form. Al.
ready committees arc at work and
Alice raui lAirs. Charles rauD and
her dances with masks arc said e
be n feature OF the evening.
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Luncheon and
Ornhcllni Pnrfn

Compltmenting Miss Eleanor Koet.
ter. who VIII marry on October 10.
Miss Margaret Herman ana Miss
Mildred Herman entertained with a
luncheon OF ten covers at tho Arctic
club Saturday afternoon. followed by
an Orphcum party.
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rahfvicw PIT. A. Will conduct a
mixer az the school building Thurs
day. { ritober "a. az .. M. Mr.. X. II.
Vivian community song leader. win
be tn eoioizs. and will also lead the
comm ttnity singing. There viii be
game and Refreshments during tho
social hour All urged 90 como and
set nc euainted.
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Tho Women'a Educational club
will meet with Mrs. J. n. McGrew.
5os7 isth ave. N. L., Friday after
noon. October 10.
Hereafter the club win meet on
tho second and fourth Friday OF
each month.
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Luncheon for
Sn0b.nne Guest

Mrs. George f.eghorn Il entertain.
Ing with an Informal luncheon Tor
twelve Friday afternoon at her homo
on Queen Anne HiiL In compliment
20 her sister. Mrs. William Wardcr.
Of Spokane, who Is her house guest
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Large Bridge Party
This Afternoon,

Mrs. J. T.. Hubbard ard Mrs. San
ford Manheimer entertained this
afternoon with fourteen tables OF
bridge at the homa Of Mrs. Man
heimer, zf0I 18th ave. ~.
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rrm s.iIn High school TT. A.

Franz am iIigh School PIT. A. win
hold n business meeting Thursday.
octobcr n. az y. m Program.
$50 20 stao tn charge OF Donna III.
der Jacl sson. Music in charge OF
Mrs. " INK J. Caikina. Songs By
Gwrndol In Gcary Rugwe. aeeompa,
MED BY Mrs. Walter Rcenebcrg.
Speaker. Professor Frank J. LAube.
on Taxa ton"
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Informal Luncheon

Mlns Kathleen ponahoe WIN enter
tain with an Informal luncheon n;
her home Thursday. followed by a
theater party at the Moor~. az "A
Iprenuptiai compliment to Miss Janet
Powell.
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Seward Social and Literary Club

Tho Seward Social and Literary
club Will hold their meeting at the
home OF Mrs. NJ. l., Pence. STAT
Brandon At. Friday afternoon. Oc.
tober 10. at o'clock. Tho hostess
win be assisted by Mrs. +. W. Bal.
kowsky. The program will be de-
voted to vacation "reminiscences.
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slrm. l,lpha Epsilon Mothers. club

Tho n others club Of Sigma Alpha
Epsilon fraternity win meet at the
chapter house. stos University blvd.
Thursdi v. oct. t.. at ? p. m. A. this
IL the irrt meeting % tho year a
largo a tendance 10 desired.
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Alp,s, Delta n Mothers club

Tho .Nlpha Delta III Mothers club
viii me 81 at tho chapter hcune. tsts
iTth ~. r.. Thursday afternoon. oc'
tober I. l az o'clock.
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Miss Blackwell Hostess

An informal tea was given by Miss
wsnonah Blackwell this afternoon az
her home. 1888 Broadway ". as a
compliment TO Mrs. Ernest Browne.
who H. visiting her brother and sis.
fer.in-Iaw. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A.
Young.
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Roy at. on Friday evening. October
81. instead Of Tuesday evening. octo-
Der 81, aR originally planned. All
members having Halloween dccora.
tons. etc. are requested to get In
touch with either Mrs. Case or Mrs.
Ruby Conncll. Full details win be
given thru this paper little later.
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Tho Thursday Progress club VIII
meet at ihe X. G, home. Georgetown.
Thursds d. October ~. az p. m.
Take G torg~town car at Occidental
ave.
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At Home Thursddv

Mrs Colin o. Radford. who has
just returned from four months
travel in Europe. will be the honor
guest at Mr.. and Mrs Francis J..
Armstrong; ''at home" Thursday
afternoon. from 4.3o until o'clock.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
nrIlIsh AmerIcan A..nrIallnn

The British American association
viii hold ia annual meeting Friday
evening. oct. ~. AZ o'clock In the
Seattle Fine Aria Gallery. 1913
Fourth ave.
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Phi Delta Mothers Club

Mothers Club OF rhi Delta Theta
viii meet at the fraternity house
on Friday, October 10. at 2 o'clock
Full attendance " desired ms i'm.
poriapt matters arc TO be presented
for discussion.
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rort.en. Thyrrsen AusIlIsry

fortson ThyEescn auxiliary No. :.
u. 8. W. ". win have i,a regular
meeting Thursday. October ~. ia the
ArSnory az p. m.
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Among important matters for con-
sideration at the coming convention
will be the proposition OF DIR. Kate
Waller Barrett. Of Alexandria. Va
chairman OF the Auxiilary's foreign
affairs committee. for the federation
OF the society with similar Organize
tons Of war mothers. wives. sisters
and daughters in the allied countries.
forming one great world body II
women.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-11
Runln,aqe Sale

Tho ladies' OF Renton nm Guild
OF the Orthopedic hospital win have
rummAec sale Thursday and Fri.
day. ocsoter IL and rs. at 1904 Sixth
ave. opposite the Wcstlako market.