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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-04

Miss Hiida whitman. z45 Hancock
Ave. Jersey City, ~. j.. is now an
enthusiastic witness TO the merits
OF TanIac. Miss widnan In a tai
ented artist. whose beautiful paint
ings have won her an enviabie rep
utation in New York and vicinity.
Knowing Tanlao as I DO" said
Miss wldman. Il could not doubt
anything good read or hear about
II. Before took this medicine
had so little energy that dreaded
20 see day come. for just dragged
myself through my work. 30 10
speak. fairly ached from tired
ness ana got up mornings feeling
Just as worn out az when retired
at night Some days could not
eat and being right down sick
couldn't be much worse than this
miserable. rundown feeling suf-
fered from.
by tho help Of Taniao I havS
overcome that condition and am
feeling Just the way I Ike TO feel
My appetite never fails me, my
sleep IL sound and restful ana
am Just AZ full Of energy AZ I was
iistless and tired before taking
Tanlso. The good Tanlac has done
me II also very noticeable In my
improved complexion a. wen a. IN
the ease with which I DO my work.
Tanlao also made . different pers
son OF my mother after she had
been III and complaining for over
four years and ! think such . med
icine Is deserving Of the highest
praise"
Taniac IN sold BY an good drug
observation-disclosures
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browning society

The Seattle Browning society VIII
meet Tuesday. December 0. with
Mrs a r. swain. a7sp 10Th ave. n.
v. Or u. NJ. Garrett. OF the univer.
sigy OF Washington. viii be the guest
OF honor al tho luncheon.
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Personal

Mrs. Tom Mesdag left Saturday
for Betllngham 10 spend a few days
as the guest OF Judge and Mrs.
John kellogg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fagen and
children. Of Portland. who niotorcd
up 10 spend Thanksgiving with rel,
ativce. returned Sunday to thslr
home.
Mr.. George Frnahcr. formerly of
Seattle. who has bsen United States
consul to Mcsopotamia for several
years. has resigned and will return
to this country about the first OF
the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Rlnnear spent
tho week end In Portland
Mrs. Leslie Darwin. Of BeIlinshan
spent the week end with her sister.
Mrs. Gencvievc 8. Blethen. and her
mother. Mrs. Martha swadiey.
Mr. Samuel Thompson. Miss
Thalma Thompson and Miss Gather.
Inc Thompson. of Pendieton. Ore,
who spent Thanksgiving with rel.
atives here. returned homo Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. q. Mason ana
son. Mfr. Clyde Mason. left recently
for Portland. where they viii spend
a short time before going 70 caiifor.
MIA to spend the winter.
Mrs. J. w Goodwin and daush.
ters. Miss Katherine and Miss Louise
Goodwin. entertained few friends
over the week end, at their sum.
mer home at Waterman.
Miss Edith Leo returned TO her
homo In Portland. Sunday. after
spending Thanksgiving with friends
In town.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Wolfe are
leaving December IS. for a months
trip In the East.
Mrs Burgess and her daughter,
Miss Madeline Burgess. of Pendle.
ton, Ore. are visiting friends In tho
city for a few days.
Miss Sarah Harris, who has been
visiting In Corvallis and Portland,
Ore. for the past ten days, has re-
turned to her home here.
Mr.. John Marley. who IN attend.
ing the North Pacific Dental Col.
lego In Portland. spent Thanksgiv.
ing with his mother, Mrs. Francis
+. Marley, returning Sunday.
Mrs. John y. ARen viii leave this
week for Coronado. TO spend the
winter.
Mrs. w. ID. Perkins left Saturday
for New York. where she will spend
the holidays with her daughters. the
Misses Jane and Polly Perkins who
are attending school in the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. n. Rich, of Min.
neapolis. are the guests of their
son and daughter.In.iaw. Mr.. and
Mrs. George 8. Rich.
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AID Men to Hear of
Yeast and Raisins

Paul A. Sampson OF Los Angeles
an advertising man specializing in
slogan writing. viii be among those
To address the Advertising club al
its regular luncheon at the Hotel
Gowan Tuesday noon. Yeast
raisinH and the most healthful bev.
ernges" viii be among the topics
touched In the Los Angeles mans
talk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-04
Elks Hold Annual
Lodge of Sorrow

Seattle Eiks who have died within
the last year were honored ut
memorial services Sunday. Seattle
Lodge No. % met at Woodward the
alter. where Charles A. Reynolds,
past exalted ruler. spoke. Ballard
Lodge No. sat held services In their
home. with Clarence J.. Reames. past
exalted ruer of the lodge in Medford.
Ore. AZ speaker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-04

tu"f't sthp HtH fs',f}
Custer camp No, /. Sons OF Neter'
ans. and Custer auxiliary No. 4 will
meet Tuesday evening. December s.
az 1850 o'clock. IN Veterans hall.
Armory. Election OF officers OF both
the camp and auxiliary. Members
are asked to note the change In
time.
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>JeattIe
>(ociety
Entertainment for Trdu-
elers, Date for South
efn Ball Announced.

HoNoRfNG Mr.. and Mrs. J. J.
IL Wolfe, who are leaving Decom'
Der Is for trip IN the East. Or.
and Mrs. Z. c. Bates are entertain.
lng with dinner of fourteen covers
"Wednesday evening. December IL. AT
their home.
Mr.. and Mrs varde Mcfarland
viii be hosts at an informal dance
~ their residence on saturday oven
tnx In compliment TO MIR. and Mrs.
Woife.
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Clara Skarin Trial
Goes Over to 1923

That Clara Skarin probably win
not be tried on the charge Of first
degree murder until the first Of the
year was announced by her aiior-
ney. John y. Dore. on his return TO
Seattle the end Of tho week from
Washington. Indications pointed TO
an earlier trial. but delays have
caused the posiponcment 10 some
timo In January.
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The DorcaA Circle viii rne.s with
Mrs. Carl Brandt at her home. $685.
10th ave. y. w. at i:ao y. m. Tues
day. December 9,
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Seidel Marvellous
Artist

The Seattle Civic Symphony or.
ohestrh. under tho leadership OF
Mme. Davenport. Engberg. gave the
firHt concert OF their season at the
Metropolitan theaf.r yesterday after
noon. This organization. comprised
entirely OF local talent, which wan
formed three years ago. has showed
marked Improvement In their work.
II ~ thru conscientious work on the
part OF both the members and their
leader that they have attained their
present position.
The numbers given by the orches.
tra included Tschalkownky's Eugene
onegin." and symphony No, s i'ai.
Ian by MondelRnohn. Largo. by
IIaendel. which IL for fun orchestra
and slx harpa. wRs the most enjoy.
able and given In "A moro finished
manner.
Tho assisting ar,is, was Toseha
Seldel. n young Russian. who has al.
ready made for himself an assured
place among the forcmoa' violinisis
OF tho day. having played with amaz.
ing 'riumpha IN tho music cer,era OF
Europe. Australia and America. Hts
technique. tonai coloring and bril-
liant playing captivated his audience.
His playing 81 the Concerto for VIC.
lin. OPP. 90. by Twchaikowsky. was
superb. aitho somewhat marred by
the uncertainty Of the orchestra. His
other numbers. with Francesca Lon.
go ~ tho piano. WIRE "Rofnsnce. q
Major" and Turkish March," both
by Beethoven: Indian Snake Dance"
by Burieigh. and ono OF HIS own com.
positions. ''L'Amcur Dc moi toid
French song All were given a beau
tisui rendition and were crested with
prolonged applause.
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Qf TeO

Mrs. John Moran win be assisted
q the tea she IL giving Wednesday
afternoon from 4 untii . o'clock.
complimentary 10 her mother. Mrs.
w. Il. Phillips. by Mrs o. A. KOS
ana Mrx Walter Galbraith. Mrs.
Darrah Corbctt and Mrs. William
PAxkhurss Brawiey. who will alter
uate At the urns.
They will be assisted by Mira PorS
ter Blaney. Mrs. Lister Holmes and
Ma J. s. Robinson. Betty Moran
ond Kathryn Phillips viii receive the
onrx1n at the door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-04

Tho Ladies' Aid society OF the
Woodland Park Methodist Episcopal
church will hold a Christmas bazaar
on Thursday and Friday afternoons
and evenings, December and s..
with chicken dinner from 10 3
o'clock Friday evening. in the church
building at 72nd ut. and Greenwood
ava.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-04

Mrs. Guy Chaplin viii be hostess
for the First Hin guild Tuesday AT
the Orthopedic Tea Shop. She win
be assisted by Mrs. l.. @. Muller, Mrs.
A. T.. Jones, Mrs. w. l.. Barr. Mrs.
g. q. Porter. Mrs J. -. Quick, Mrs.
G. l.. Cook. Mrs. Claude Cox and Mrs.
Arthur Lipsky.
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First Presbyterian Church Bazaar

The First Presbyterian church will
hold bazaar Wednesday and Thurs
day. December 0 and Z. Each circle
from A TO w will have booth.
There will be on sale fancy work,
linens. toys, dolls and delicatesscn
dainties. On Wednesday a luncheon
viii be served at noon and a dinner
at $3.50. A dinner will also be served
on Thursday.
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Mr.. Frank n. shceii will address
the meeting on "a Rheims In
Champagne. which win be Hun
tsntcd. Afr. shocll was born In
Amiena. France. and wns educated
NJ the soFbonne In Paris. whore
he obtained his degree.
In 1901 he was secretary 70
King Ferdinand OF Bulgaria. later
became attached TO the French high
commission in New York. Finally
no assumed the duties OF exchange
professor q, the University Of Chi
mgo.
He has made an extensive study
of the Christian iconogrsphy and
Of sculpture. also OF Gothic and
Renaissance art OF stained glass
The following musical program
win he given;
I'Oasi- ........ Fourdrain
A rAimes ............. Fontenaiiles
Les Amours de Jean 800. wokeriin
Nine. Ssra Y. Peabody.
Constance Hart AZ the piano.
A Group Of Preiudes 500. Chopin
Mile. yesta Muth.
Every one interested " cordially
invited to attend.
Madrona Presbyterian Church
The women's association OF the
Madrona Presbyterian church will
meet Wednesday. December 6. In the
church parlors at .. m. circl. ID
will serve the noon luncheon.
West Seattle Review No. 81
West Seattle review No. 81. W. n
A. OF tho Maccabccs. win meet on
wednesday. December 9. at 8 y. m.
IN Carpenters hall. s44i California
ave. Election OF officers.
Fairvicw PIT. A.
Fairview PIT. A. viii hold its regu.
lar meeting at the school Thursday.
December Z. at els p. m. This viii
be n business session. when reports
of committees and tho reading OF the
bylaws OF tho association viii be
heard. Miss Iris Yamioka will give
a plano solo.
Woman's Guild, 81. Marks Church
The woman's guild OF st Marks
church viii hold its regular meeting
"Wednesday, December 9. A. tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-04

No many friends OF DR.. and Mrs.
~ r. Cingies. OF onawa. Iowa, for
go well known residents Of Seattle,
w1U ~ interested to learn that they
NV announced the marriage OF
IT. daughter. Edna Elizabeth. 70
~. Clarence James Thursson. OF
omaha. Ncb.. on Monday. October 20.
n bride was born In Seattle and
ounoved to Onawa. with her parents
ohout 10 years ago.
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Soufherners Announce
Date of Ball

January 81 Is the date set for tho
annual Southern ball. Last year was
the first time a ball for assembling
eouthcrners In this city was given.
!, was called a "Gayety ball." and
was given at the Yacht club. This
pears affair win be given at Chris
tensen's hall.
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Mrs. Rnnsndn Hostess

Compllmenting Mrs Frank II. Van
Ttiyl. who has recently returned
from a trip In the East. Mrs. Fred.
erick Rausman will entertain with a
bridge OF four tables Thursday after.
noon at her homo.
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Lssncheon Compliments
pendleton Girls

Mis- Elizabeth Baird entertained
wixh = bridge luncheon for eight at
~ home Friday afternoon as a com
n11ment 70 Miss Theima Thompson
A Miss Catherine Thompson. OF
Xonfleton. Orc
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Dance Patrons Named

O. Saturday. December .. Alpha
~ sorority win have q bazaar At
~ Uresi washington. followed by a
1nnoo n the evening
IAo patrons and patroncsses TOT
- Gnncs viii be Governor and Mrs.
Louln r. Hart. DIT. and Mrs. Henry
0umnIlo, Mr.. and Mrs George w.
X1ncher. Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Bacon.
lnngo and Mrs. Kenneth Mackin'
- Mrs. Harry Stewart. Mrs Len
-. Mr.. and Mrs. Macy Nicholson.
- Or. and Mrs. J. r. Brown Of
xncoua.
Tickets may be obtained by calling
Xnnwood 1899 or At the hotel that
0U0niug.
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Miscelloneous Shoacer

Complimenting Miss Ilene l..
Smith, whose marriage TO Mr.. Leon.
ard Schneider will take place some
time In January, Miss Nettie and
Miss Zatha Fitzgerald entertained
Friday evening with a miscellaneous
shower at their home. 1895 Mayfair
ave.
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THE DAYS OF REAL. SPORT

Overhead in the Subway nrirs; Sal.
walton Army Lass 10 Second Dlt,o,--
I'm AZ the army school now. I'm
reading Deuteronomy--it's iovelyt-
Outlook.
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Rainier Beach woman's Climb

Tho regular monthly meeting OF
the Rainier Beach women's club win
be held Wednesday. December 6. at
, .. m. at the home Of Mrs. III. o.
Johnson. eot7 Roxbury st A bring
and buy sale will be held.
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Seattle Court, No. I

Seattle court, No. /. o. OF A.. will
hold it's meeting Tuesday. Decem.
Der 8, at 8 D. m. Mt the Masonic tenn
pie. corner Harvard ave. and Pine
ST. Main part Of evening program
will be devoted to the ceremony OF
installation.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Alliance Fnncaise

Alliance Frnncatse
Alliance Franchise win meet
Wednesday evening. December 6,
at SIZE o'clock, at the Y. w. G. A.
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And Review Ne. %

AMI Review No. 50. w. b. a, WIN
meet wednesday evening. December
Q. At . o'clock. In the A o. q. w.
building. corner Ninth ava and
Union ".
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church. Business meeting II cailed
for 1890 y. m. Silver tea and sale of
fancy articles VIII be tho features OF
tho afternoon.
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Topia Social Club

The Ionia Social club. o. y. g.. VIII
have a card party Wednesday after.
noon. December 8. at O'Clock. at
the Masonic temple.
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Fortune Spent on
Mccormick Gland Operation

The Chicago surgeon who operated on Harold F.
Mccormick, Chicago mult-millionaire is reputed to
have received high 100000 for his few min
utes OF surgical skill At the recent medical conven
ton in Chicago, DR.. Roy Upham, President of the
Homeopathic Institute of America, claimed that |
better results could have having patient
eat glands Dr. Upham explained that the young
healthy animals can be that they
mouth like remedy
Such preparation form of Gland
ogen compound OF tho vital glands young
animals conveniently prepared Glandogen
procurabe at tho Bartel Drug
gists Ask for free interesting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-04
ri Beta Phi Bazaar
riddu


Yor the benefit Of the active chap
~ u the sorority. Pi Beta Phi
AIumnae association will hold a
hnsnar Friday. December .. At the
Hotel Bowman
Mr.. Howard Chastain il the gen
oral chairman Of the affair. Tho
hooths win be IN charge Of Miss
NarUnrst Delaney, who win have the
tuyu. Mrs. wilmot Lilly and Miss
Dorothy Enrich. lingerie: Mrs. Har-
"a FIX, guest towels and bridge
-; Miss Grace Kerr. novelties;
2einB Jean Burns. handkerchiefs:
Mn. n w. Maurrier. tea towels and
hoDders; Mrs.. Philip Henderson.
palntsd baskets and trays. Mrs.
Philip Shank. delicatessen: Miss
DoIIa Dunbar. candy.
Reservations for card tables may be
ulade By teIephoning Miss Margaret
Yerlrss, Glendale 1901 r. ,. Cards
vim b played from until o'clock.
and tea win be served during the
afternoon.
Mn. Homer Leroy Eicher has ar
Snnged the following musical pro-
mann:
XmDE0r4lo Bcariartt
Dorothea Hopper
~Tn the sprfngtimev. ............ Frances
ssWhseis ths silver Swallow. .Miliigan
Errs. III. ID. Perry
00D410o sss.s........
Mrs. ". p. Gardner
V1oiin Selection. ....................
Mrs. Fielding Lewis Ashton
Piano Numbers ........,....-.. Brahms
Dorothes Hopper
Miss Efcher and Miss Hopper will be
neoompanista.
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Brid0e Luncheon Club

Mn. Per Lee welty win entertain
~ members Of her bridge luncheon
01ub Friday Mt her home Covers
I'm b placed for eight
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Ladies', Relief snclri,

tHh'H tA'''f tf"'f's
Tho regultr monthly meeting or
tho Ladies' Relief society will be held
at tho Sorrento. on Tuesday. Dceem'
Der 0. at 2 p. m.
Aspasla Club
Mrs. Frank Mccoy viii entertain
tho Aspaaia club Tuesday. December
o, az o'clock. nj her home. iai2
Evanston ave. The O, Henry prizo
story for 1921, "The Heart Of Little
shikara." by Edison Marahail. VIII
be read by Mrs Frank zorn, A sur
vey OF the short story writer's OF TO
day viii bo presented by Mrs. Victor
Zednick
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Lakewood Women. Club

The first regular meeting OF the
Lakewood Wousn's Civic Improve
mcnt club will be held Tuesday after
noon. December 8. at the Lakewood
clubhouse.
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Lady Stirling Chapter. u. A. r..
will meet on Tuesday afternoon. De.
Gambler s. at tho homo of Mrs.
Thomas Ashren. 1855 Shelby at The
board OF management win meet at I
o'clock and the chapter At lao
promptly.
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Woman's Guild. 81. Marks Church
The woman's guild of ST Marks
church viii hold its regular meeting
"Wednesday, December 9. At tho
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MISS uLDA wIDMAN. wide
Hl ~ known artist Of Jersey
City, who, in n statement 10 the
public, declares TanIac has re-
stored both herself and mother
TO splendid health.
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The Phi Delta Theta Mothers club
will meet at the clubhouse Friday.
December 3. nj O'Clock.
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The monthly meeting Of Gamma
Phi BETA aiumnas in set for next
Tuesday afternoon. Docemisr s. at
tho chapter house. ssss i7th ave.
y. T..
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Sponsor No-Host Table

Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Wolfe sponsored
no-host table for twenty. Saturday
evening. at the dinner dance given
IT the Seattle Yacht club
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Lonesome Club

The Seattle Lonesome club will
meet Tuesday evening. December 6.
Mt the homo OF Mrs. Grace Halior.
1857 33rd ave. y.
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Queen Anne study Club

The Queen Anne study club VII
meet with Mrs q, l. Closaon. 223i
First ave NJ. Tuesday afternoon. Do
cember 5. at o'clock.
The leading subject for discussion
on tho program will be Interpreter,
Of Shakespeare.
''The Art of Edwin Booth" viii b.
reviewed by Mrs A. ~ Lyon. "Hob
ert Mantoll," by Mrs X. y, Packard
and "sir Forbes Robertson" will be
discussed by Mrs. g w. kArner.
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Entertain Bridge Club

DR.. and Mrs. Norman Miller were
hosts Saturday evening TO the mem
beers Of their bridge club. when
twelve guests were entertained.
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League for Peace and Freedom

The Womon's International League
for Peace and Freedom will meet
Tuesday evening, December 8. at 3
O'Clock. at eos East Pine st. All In.
terested In world peace cordially In
vited.
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Mount Baker Fruit and F1owes
Mission

The Mount Baker Frui, and Flower
Mission viii meet as tho home OF
Mrs. n. Beeuwkea. 3Bos sari ave. g..
Tuesday. DECEMBER .. for an ail-day
session.
Assisting hossesnes viii be- Mrs. A.
J. Hliiman. Mrs. w. T. Pitchard aud
Mrs. William ii. DIN.
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Seattle Council PIT. A.

Tho motion picture committee OF
tho Seattle council OF the Parent.
Teacher association will meet In
tho school board room Tuesday. lie
cember 3. at 1910 a. m. Mrs. A.
q. Grccnstrcet will speak on stand
ariixing Public Taste. Mn. II. c.
stone viii talk on Publicity ale
dlumz' and Mr.. Harry Hartman
viii tell OF his work in tho Seattle
public schools.
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Mount Baker Park Presbyterian
Church

Tho Ladies' AID society OF IN.
Mount Baker Park Presbyterian
church will have it's annual sale
Tuesday. December 5. afternoon and
evening. at the homo Of Mira j. A.
Duncan. as0i cascAdiA ave.
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Ladies' Grotto Club

Tho ladies' Grotto club viii give
iis birthday dinner dance at $50
Tuesday cs~ning. December 8. al
Douglas hall. 9is \. Pine nj.
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Tho soroSis club win NEST Tuesday
evening. December Q. AZ the home OF
Or. w. G. Lppinoott and Mrs. LIP.
pineoi,. 1905 Fourth ave. ~
Mrs. Lppincott win be assisted In
entertaining by Mrs. 4. ID. MeKin.
stry. Mrs. J. w. Heal. Jr. Mrs. J
X. Nasei. Mrs. I, ~ oetsn. Mrs. l..
w. Iosourd and Mrs. a. I. c. bar.
ton. Tho program OF entertainment,
viii be In charge OF DIR, oorHueh.
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Norwegian Hospital Association

The Norwegian Hospital associa-
ton will meet at Norway hall. Boren
ave. and Virginia st. Tuesday, DE.
ocmber 6, Mt .. m. Members urged
to be present as important business
In 20 come up.
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FFFShnHf w q u. u,
The Fremont division Of tho w. G.
T. Y. will meet Tuesday. December O..
at 1890 a. m. at tho homo OF Mrs.
Katie Barti-t,s. iss ~. ssth ~. Sub
joct. Peace and Arbitration" Bring
sandwiches. and como prepared to
sew.
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Qusranse Club

A nesting OF the Quarants club
win be held Tuesday at tho home Of
MIR. and Mira Edward Bray. sssz
Beach drive. Mr. c. NJ. Morton win
speak on ''Glimpses Of Canada" Tho
roll call win 10 answered by each
person teiiing tho most important de-
clsion no has made.
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The regular monthly meeting %
Rainier PIT. A. will be held Tuesday.
December 8. at gao D. m. Judge
Rhca Whitehead will speak on laws
Affecting Women aud Children" and
Mrs. Marie Hansen will sing An
apron shower viii be held IN eonncc.
ton with the meeting.
In observance % Educational
week Rainier PIT. A. will meet on
"Wednesday evening. December 6. at
; o'clock A fine program has been
arranged.
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CaieIdh Cub

Tho caieidh club win give a -ouiis.
ing Bee" breakfast. for tho benefit Of
tho Mother Ryther Home. Tuesday.
December 8. Mt the residence Of Mrs.
David r. Fryer. izs3 sth ave. w.
Mira T.. r.. Harris. assisting hostess
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l.. d r. Club
The regular meeting OF tho l. O. T.
club viii be- held Tuesday afternoon
December G. at . o'clock. at the Eiks
club.
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The Ladies' Lyric Choral club viii
meet for rehearsal Tuesday evening.
December 8. at 7A5 o'clock. in the
main Sunday school room Of the
First Presbyterian church.
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Women's Tuesday Club

The Women's Tuesday club will
meet at thu residence Of Mrs y, NJ.
Shelton. soos Franklin ave. on
Tuesday. December 8. at i2iso
o'clock.