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Charming Studio Tea

Mrs. Elsie Hewitt Mccoy gave a
charming studio tea this afternoon
from . until O'Clock. USING all the
varied brilliant shades Of asters In
decorating both the rooms and the
tea table.
Mrs. Louise Van oxie and Miss
Beryi johnson received with the
hostess, and Mrs X. n. Bartlett. Mrs,
Henry Noon. Mrs. Homer Mcdonald
AIRS. Claude Phiihrick. Mrs. J.. "
Kane. Mrs. A. w. woodviilc. Mrs. l..
c. Rion and Mrs @. NJ. Burlington
alternn,cd at the tea table.
Assisting In serving were Mrs
Walter Seeiyc. Mrs. w. ID Stevenson.
Mrs. u. c. southworth. Mrs. Claude
rhiIhrick. Mrs. Charles PAUL Mrs.
Joseph caren and Mrs. j. r. Robert
ecn.
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|Orthopedic Tea
Shop Calendar

The various guilds In charge at
the Orthopedic Tea shop next week
Will be. Monday. Trinity parish.
with Mrs. Arthur Phinney. hostess,
assisted by Mrs. j. y. Sheppard,
Mrs. r. u. Christie. Mrs. j. B Bethel,
Mrs A. w. Anderson. Mrs John
Haynes, Mrs w l.. Avery, Mrs. r..
a. Dice and Miss Olga Dieckoff
Tuesday, ST. Marks Guild OF 81.
Marks church, viii direct the seIv.
Ice. Mrs. Margaret cheal, chairman;
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West Seattle Ar, club will meet on
Wednesday. September 20. nj ioao a.
m. with Mira J. Herbert Amcs. az
Carolina Court. Mrs. Jessie NJ. EN-.
OFT viii b. the leader. her subject be.
ing benjamin West and John 8.
copley." Mrs Daniel Raglan viii
speak on The Difference Between
Pottery and Porcelain: the Various
Misleading Marks
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Spenker-LuncheOn

The Women's University club will
have a Speaker Luncheon on Satur-
day. Sept. 20. at O'Clock. when
Mrs. Katherine w. Eddy will speak
on What Is Eastern Cuiture7"
Mrs. Eddy has just returned from
three years study OF tho social con-
di;ions Of women and children in
Europe and the Orient.
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And Corrective Plan Of Eating D,
Not Disappoint--iong Trip \
Taken In Nain--Montanan's In
esfing Letter Follows:

We acted On the advice sf =
daaghs~r. Wrs. a. y. Titbury, II g.
Warren ss~I Seattle. and ny ~
hand took me sii the wsy ~
Darby. Nsatsns. to seattle 10 q
d~rgs DIR. Loughney's uunsn -
Oven 1restmests. the De<o
corrected my diet and kts susx3
baked me. and with juss wsster<1
succ~ss- ! b~Eau the treataene z
August -. . suffered frsn . ekssa
essc Of bronchial asthma for yeod
sns ~ssir~iy free fron sst1a
ever aimee tho first few dnyss e
knees were badly swsiies nnd -
from rh~umsttss. and J 60
senreeiy walk. and ! would g.
rtght on the fiesr or ground. ~
swelling and sftffnees are al 90
size and iimb~r~d up fiae. ! ~
drepsteni swelling mp Co the kseGI
The dropsy has ~attr~iy dissppeare1
There WAS considerable aibumeo
my uriue--thst has all cleared q
Wy blood pressure was away q
iews ON beginning "a was dewu I
ioo--it L. now I2o. That shows
tstioa u so much Improved. \
husband and daughter are sino1
smssed az the way cas- 81
nreund. : feel lust wonderful q
sasts~ all of my siIing frs~a<s
take this trip To seattle fer n
Leughn~y'r sr~ntmensst "a pau
esen though the dissan~e n Gree|
My case was not NJ all ane.o11
60 oedinnry method ~ sreatDemG
hat u responded 10 the Human Da1
Oven and DIR. IouEhney's Cespeee10
y'ian Of Eating from the very IL
day--and ] was greatly suFprise6
learn that nay asthma WIS all beln|
caus~d by Incorrect eRttng. - =
LouGhney put u - hut u eersn1u4
was--aud with me aath nan IL . TIT
of the past. for Two learned - 60
htae nsd proportion my foods ~
evfy. ! s~~d not tell snyose VI
has asthma what relief I've expo
ri~uced on getting rid of II. ~
hus baud and ! will drive home -
t'ti surely enjoy the trip. I feel
well. MY daughter. Mrs. &. y. ~
bury's seattle addres~ - s0S Wa
r~u Ave. Phone Garfield 81
Mrs. q. n. SoLLEDER. Dsse5
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Mount Baker
Luncheon Club

The Mount Baker Luncheon club
will entertain with a luncheon and
bridge at the clubhouse. Wednesday.
September 20. Luncheon will be
served at 1890 o'clock. followed by a
business meeting and bridge.
The presiding officers will be host.
esses-Mrs. II. Il. Weeks. chairman:
Mrs. William Anderson. Mrs. M. T..
Calendar. Mrs. a. r. Schneider.
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Miss Pauline Yott
Announces Engagement

Mrs. Laura Ketcheson Yott an.
nounces the engagement Of her
daughter. Pauline ketcheson. 10 Mr..
wilfred r. Hussey. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest N. Hursey.
The wedding will he solcmnlred
Saturday afternoon at tho home Of
tho brides mother. with Rev. John
ID. Mcf.auchlan reading the service
ut O'Clock.
Only the immedlate families will
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Miss Ebright


In honor Of Miss EIolNe E.bright.
bride-to-be. Mrs. Walter =. Potter
and Mrs. George Overtor. enter.
tanned with n tea Saturday afternoon.
81 the home OF Mrs. Porter. Yvster.
day afternoon Mrs. v. G. Gnrratt
gave n shower in her honor. and next
Tuesday evening Mrs. Lavirne
Wright will have a shower nj her
home
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ADDITIONAL CLuEs
woman,s Century Club

The meetings OF the woman's
Century club for the week. beginning
September -. viii be Rs follows:
Tho Political Science department
viii NEST Tuesday. September 10. at
Il .. m. The program Will be in
charnc 81 Mrs n. r. Weeks and Mrs
w. W. Munger.
Drama department win meet Wed.
neaday. September 20. with Miss
Sara williams az Medina. Take the
boat ''fsschi' at Leschi park at
ii.3o n. m. Bring lunch.
Literature and travel department
will meet at the Y. w G. A. Friday.
September q. at II "A. m. ''The Chi.
ncsc Language" continued from a
previous meeting. VIII he the subject
discussed by Lincoln jones. a native
Chinese. sketch Of Chinese Hts
tory" Mrs. X. NJ. Ramsdeii: chi
neae Tombs." Mrs. Clara Butterficld
The regular meeting OF tho club
will be- held Mt the Y. w. G.. A.. Fri.
day. September %. at .. m. Mrs
Katherine Baker Will speak on "Art.
Ia Relation TO Life
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FORT WARD

Was delighted at the weekend by
% handsome dinnerbndge given NJ
their quarters by the commander Of
the garrison. Captain Arthur Kay
Chambers. Y. $. A.. and Mrs. Cham
beers. IN compliment 20 their house
party. which included Mrs. X. y.
Laubach. mother of the hostess. Miss
Akin. Miss Margaret Akin. Mr.. J. Il.
sproil. Air. c. l.. Stevens.
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ASTHMA HAY FEW
Big FREE Offer
. WI, Even Prepay The rs.sss,
Ton VIII Maxi This Ann.t.-

say positively that Asthma !
Hay Fever can immediately H. =
troiied. no matter VIVA. age -
what climate you live
To prove this ali I want IL "a =.
you this medicine, The wonse-7
Euceess ~ which has spread ~ ~
the country. Simply send fn- -
name and ! viii prepay charrss :,
a regular size bottle. lac M
days and then n satisfied WA y.
Improvement you pay M -
li1s. Otherwise you owe no.h,,
Scores 81 people say this h dIs<'
snt from anything else in the w.,
and that the first boftie enstl
them % sleep well. stopped eso<,'
cleared the head and lungs and r.
real comfort.
Don't send n penny. don't m,
penny unless you feel IL IL rigbt
pay. trust everyone. Clyde IL.
enRood. 1917 s. ". blvd. Roxsss
Kansas .--AdvertiFemenf
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Rainier Camp isss Royal Neish.
boris of America viii give card
party at o'clock Monday evening In
Swedish Club hall with supper served
At the close Of the game. Al inter.
es,ed arc invited TO attend. The camp
viii meet every Monday in the above
hall NJ p. IN.
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Affair for Miss REYNOLDS

Mrs. Charles Smith tGIadys Loon
entertained with bridge tea at her
home this afternoon. complimenting
Miss Marguerite Reynolds, who viii
wed Mr.. Richard Wander Las, jr.. on
September 2s. Assisting at the tea
hour were Mrs. c. W. Matthews and
Miss Shirley Rude.
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FORT CASEY

Hospitality has been organized
during the week in informal affairs
given in compliment 20 the new com.
mander. Lieutenant Colonel w. A.
co~ington. L. :. A.. and Mrs. Gov
ingion.
Among the hosts have been Cap
tain kirkpatrick Mason. NJ C. U.
D. A.. and Mrs. Mason. Lieutenant
John Harvey Madison. L. S. a. and
Mrs. Madison. Lieutenant J. Long.
street wheIchcl. L. $. A., and Airs.
Whelchsi.
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The Ladies' Lyric Choral club viii
meet for rehearsal Tuesday. septcm.
ber 10. AZ T.ss D. M. In the main sun.
day school room Of the First preaby.
terrain church. Eleventh. ave. entrance.
The club will meet every Tuesday
evening during the coming season.
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Seattle Womnn,s Club

The Seattle Woman's club held It's
first meeting Of the club year Mon.
day Sept. II. al the Federated club.
house. The new president. Mrs. j. O..
Baker. opened the meeting with an
address OF welcome TO all It's mem.
bers, and the following program was
given: Plano solos. Miss Jessie Dee
limerick; vocal solos, Mrs. w. s.
Johnson; talk on Taxation" Mrs.
Sarah II. Flanagan.
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Seattle lodge. 80. 7. Degree o. a.
or. Protective association. viii -
special benefit card party Thur.
evening. Heptfmber n. AZ !
O'Clock, ~ Panama cafeteria.
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son 20 be given by Lady Stirling
chapter. -. A. r.. will be a benefit
card party at the homo Of Mira n. r.
Brcsics. 1904 18th ave. Tuesday. Sep.
TENDER 10. a, p. m. All -. A. II.
and their friends welcome.
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Emmanuel Lutheran Church Az
sofiefv

The ladies' Aid society Of INN,
Vel church wifi serve a dinner = .
church pariors sunday. October !
] .. m. 70 celebrate home com,
Sunday.
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THE COAST GUARD

Corps has rallied socially this sea.
son about out-of town visitors. chief
among them Mrs. Hamlet. wife Of
Captain Harry @. Hamlet. L. s. c.
o.. and daughter OF the Hon. l.. T.
Hastings. who managed "a large
yachting party on Saturday, with
Mrs. Hamlet ms honor guest.
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"Wednesday, Westminster Presby.
terrain church. Mrs. w. Scott Mathe.
son. chairman; Thursday. 81. Mar.
garets Guild OF st. Marks church.
Mrs. -. McEacheran. chairman:
Friday Washington Park Guild,
Mrs. w. s. Burst, hostess: Saturday,
l.. o. y. club. Mrs. w. 4. Robinson,
hostess.
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Sunset Heights Literary club viii
meet for the first time this season
Tuesday. September 10. at the home
q Mrs. Cora Mcchcsney. across
Lake Washington. Boat win leave
Madison park AZ 10 n. m.
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City pan.iicll~nic will NEE, with
Mrs. W. Y. waldo. sT2s broadway
n. saturday. Sept. "a. At $50 .. m.
The business 81 the day includes a
discussion ~ the program commit.
tee reports, There viii be other In.
tercsiing discussions. and tea viii be
served
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THE PRESIDE

OF San Francisco has been recently
very gay. Among those entertaining
with especial success were Lieuten-
ant Leslie Richard Groves. L. s. A..
one Of the most briillan, OF the
younger officers In the corps OF engi.
necrs. and Mrs. Groves. whose house
guests included Mrs, Wilson. wife OF
Colonel r. II. Wilson. 4. $. A.. re.
tired. and Miss Mary Wilson.
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F0reUeU Luncheon

A. a farewell compliment 10 Miss
Gertrude sangster. who left Thurs.
day for California. Miss Julia Dose
entertained with an informal after.
noon at her home recently.
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Luncheon at Home

Mrs. George w. soliday was hos
tess yesterday afternoon at her
home. entertaining with a luncheon
Of twelve covers. followed by bridge.
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Green Lake PIT. A. will hold an
Informal reception for tho new
teachers at the school, Tuesday.
September 10. nj 2:30 y. IN. Mr.. J. NJ.
Knisely. principal OF the school. viii
speak on Motion Pictures"
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Personal

SIR. and Mrs Carl Huiskamp and
children removed Thursday from
their home at The Highlands 60 the
home % AFR. and Mrs. Thomas A.
Fransioil. 1891 Federal ave. which
they have taken for the winter.
SIR. ana Mrs. Archibald I'm Fer
EuHon uieirn McEwanl afe receiving
eonEratuiations on the birth o. a
daughter. september ~. 1T the swed'
ith hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Edward KEEL.
logs. who spent the past year IN
Ohio, have returned and are occupy
ina their home Ia East Seattle.
Mrs. Walter Oakea and Mrs. Al.
fred Woolsey VIII come IN from the
Country club next Thursday and will
be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Archl.
bald Clark until Saturday. when they
VIII leave by way Of Vancouver. -.
c.. for their homo In New York.
Mr.. and Mrn. John w. Paul Of
Hollywood. Cal. who have been
spending the summer with theft
son and daughter.iu.law. Mr.. and
hrs. Charles Paul. Will leave Sept
20. for their homo.
Mr., James -. Iose left last eve
Ming for business trip Ia the
East.
Mrs II. Delaney Is leaving Sun
day for her home IN Denver. Colo.
after spending several months ia
the city. Sir. Henry Delaney. heI
son. left for HIS home this week.
Miss Gertrude n. sanGsier. Of
Montreal. who has been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Fmnk J. Stewart foi
three weeks. left Thursday for Call
fornia. 10 spend the winter
Mr.. James Colbert Sullivan wili
ieavo tonight for ton days busl.
ness trip to san Francisco.
Mr.. q, y. ~. Pratt returned this
week from short business trip Ia
the East.
STR. and Mrp. ~. l. Spencer re.
turned Wednesday from a ten days
stay n Lake chelan. They are en-.
terialninw as their guest Miss Eliza.
beth MeNauEhton. Of Appleton. Wis.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis flrowncll.
Of New York. who have been spend.
ms tho summer al tho Country
club will leave Thursday for their
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roy arc re.
ceivlng congratulations upon the
birth Of "a daughter. Sept ?. At
Providence hospital.
DIR. and Mrs. J. =. Wagner 70
moved. Friday. from their summer
place ri Lincoln Beach. 90 the homo
Of their daughter. Airs. Edward Carl.
con.
Mr. and Mrs. william Howard and
daughter. Alss Catherine Howard.
who spent the summer at Port Msdi.
son. have taken tho home OF airn. W.
A Avery. ST. Queen Ammo ave. for
the winter months.
Mr.. Thomas TUX. os Vancouver.
y. G.. IL a guest In tho city for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Brooks. Of
Vancouver. n G.. are spending a few
days Ia town.
Miss Elizabeth Kellogg returned
yesterday from Yakima. where abe
has been spending The summer.
Il
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THE MaGN0Lra Bluff,

ment club viii hold a meeting :
.. m. Monday ai The church
Tborndyke ave and W. Newton
tho organization's officers havs
uounced
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The annual dancr Of Loffainc
chapter No. 9. O. y. T.. will b. held
October ~ in the auditorium of the
Masonic temple, r. Pine and Har.
ward The committee ~ working am,
gently 20 make 'this a success and
promises good music and a general
good tirna.
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cLrHs FOR MONDAY


Chapter v. T.. y. O. will have an
aitday meeting az the home Of Mrs.
X. A. firnlneii. zoos SD ave. s.. Mon.
day. September Is AIRS. v, \. Hlll
and Mrs. a. c. Hansen viii assist.
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FORT woRDEx

Has assisted at various pretty par.
ties during the past week. several OF
them staged for Mrs. Emery. wife Of
Major p. r. Emery. q. 3. A.. and
the house guest OF Major John Law
Hughes. 4. y. A.. and Mrs. Hughes.
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women's Commercial Club

The Women's Commercial club OF
Seattle win give their first luncheon
OF the season on September 81 az ~
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Lincoln PIT. A.

Lincoln PIT. A. viii meet az the
school. Tuesday, September 10. at
2.30 p. m. Mr. Karl Adams. principal
OF the school. viii present matters
Of importance for the coming year.
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CaplIoI HIII W. G. n. u.

Capitol Hlll w. &. T. L. win meet
with Mrs. Lottic shotwell. AIS 23d
ave. NJ Tuesday. September 10, at 2
y. m.
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Webster PIT. a. will meet at tho
school. Tuesday. September 10. at
$40 .. m. All mothers urged 10 at.
tend.
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Highland Park PIT. a. win meet
at the school Tuesday. September 10,
NJ 2:3O p. IN. A short business meet.
ing VIII be followed by reception
Tor the teachers. A large attendance
IL desired.
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ID A T Els
TO REMEMBER

SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER fs--
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Green 10 en-
terrain with a dancing party In
welcome 20 their daughter. Miss
Hortense Green. Miss Jane Per-
kins. Miss Olive Leonard and Miss
Anona Roberts
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER Is
Miss Virginia sheahan's tea from
until O'Clock, at home. COM
pimsnting Miss Geraldine jack
son.
tuesday, SEPTEMBER ID
Miss Margaret Ysrkes to entertain
at bridge complimentary 10 Mrs
u. w. Fsnton.
THURSDAY, sEPTEMBER zi-
The marriage or Miss geraidine
jackson 10 Lieut.. Donald James
Lsehey. EnEineers' Corps. u. y. A.,
at high noon in st. Jossphs
church.
The marriage Of Mrs. Gilbert Pryor
TO Captain @. Arthur Bell, at
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank oil
bert Black.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER e.
women's University clubs bridge
tea at ths home OF Mrs Tom
Mssdag. SO W. Highland Drive.
at 2 o'clock.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER rs
Miss Marguerite Reynolds 10 wed
Mr.. Richard 4. Wander Las. IT,,
in bethany Presbyterian church,
at $3.50 o'clock.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER TO-
Miss Jeanette Hslnsworth will we'd
Mr.. Phiibrick Mayo Butler at tho
home OF her parents. MIR. and
Mrs. william II. Hainsworth. at
s.30 o'clock.
"WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER g.
The wedding or Miss Marie Fischer
10 Commander John Wsrburtou
Oates. u g. ~. viii be solemn
lied at the homs OF her parents,
Mr.. and bfrs- Frederick 4. Fisch-
or. At Wing Point.
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Lady Stirling Chapter, u. A. X.
The first social function Of the sea.
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O'Clock AZ tho Washington Annex.
Those wishing reservations call Main
itge.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

O'Clock Mt tho Washington Annex.
Those Wishing reservations call Main
itss.
Lorraine Chapter No. 6
The annual dancr Of Lorraine
chapter No. 6. o. y. H.. will b. held
October is in tho auditorium 81 tho
Masonic temple. r. Pine and Iar.
ward The committee ~ working am.
gently 10 make this success and
promises good music and a general
good tirnr.
City Pan Hellenic
City nslfcll~nic will NEE, with
Mrs. W. r. waldo. sT1s broadway
n. Saturday. Sept. "a. At $50 .. m.
The business u the day includes a
discussion 81 the program commit.
tee reports. There viii be other in.
tercsiing discussions. and tea viii be
served.
Custer Auxiliary
Custer Auxiliary No. 90 Custer
Camp. = Of v. will have social eve.
ming Tuesday. Sept. 10. at O'Clock
In Veterans hall. Armory.
Brighton PIT. A.
Brighton PIT. a. viii meet NJ the
school Tuesday. Sept. 10. at 2 o. m.
After a short business session a re-.
ccption for the teachers wlIi be held.
Meeting of the executive board at
i:3o. Members urged 20 be present.
Palm Circle No. 60
Palm circle No. ss. ~. OF w. WIFI
give the first OF series Of dances
Tuesday evening. Sept. 10. nj Econo.
my hall. First ave. and Pike VI.
Womrn's Hellenic Club
The opening dance Of tho season
20 be given by the women'H Hellenic
club viii be given Sunday evening.
september ~. in the Greek Com.
munity hall. corner OF Yale ave. aud
Thomas st. at 5 O'Clock.
Lady Eagles Club
Lady Eagles club will meet IN NJ.
r. u. A. hall, on First ave, Wodnes.
day. September 20. Luncheon ut
y. m. followed by business meeting
and cards.
West Seattle Review. w. u. A.. OF
Maccabecs
West Seattle review. w. n. A., OF
the Maccabees. will give a card party
az Carpenters hall. 444i California
ave. wednesday. September 90, at s
y. m. Refreshments and prizes.
Business meeting nj y. nj.
Ravenna w. G. r. u.
Ravenna w. G. r. Y. will meet
with Mrs. Peterson. 1895 s3d ave. n.
e., wednesday. September 20. ut
.. m. Members urged to be present.
Friends invited.
Manitou Council. No. ~
Manitou council. No. 30. ID. OF r..
will have birthday card party Fri.
day evening, September %, In Swed
lsh club hall. Seventh ave. and Olive
st.. at o'clock. Members please az.
tend.
Highland Park PIT. A.
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Miss Gertrude n. sanGsier. Of
Montreal. who has been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Frank J. Stewart for
three weeks. left Thursday for Cali.
fornia. 10 spend the winter.
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Mrs, ~. Delaney h leaving sun
day for her home IN Denver. Colo.
after spending several months ia
the city. Mr. Henry Delaney. her
son. left for HIS home this week.
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Lady Eagles Club

Lady Eagles club will meet in NJ.
v. -. A. hall. on First ave. wodncs.
day. September 20. Luncheon ut /
y. m. followed by business meeting
and cards.
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Mr.. James ID. Hoss left last eve
Ming for a business trip Ia the
East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16

Mr.. James Colbert Sullivan will
leave tonight Tor ten days busi.
ness trip to san Francisco.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Paul. OF
Hollywood. Cal. who have been
spending the summer with their
son and dnughtcr,iu.law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Paul. Will leave Sept.
20. for their homo.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16

The opening dance OF tho season
20 be given by the women'a Hellenic
club will be given Sunday evening.
september ~. in the Greek Com.
munity hall. corner OF Yale ave. aud
Thomas St. al 5 o'clock.
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Custer Au,Iiiar,

Custer Auxiliary No. 20 Custer
Camp. =. Of v. viii have a social eve.
ming Tuesday. Sept. 10. at O'Clock
Ia Veterans hall. Armory.
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West Seattle Review. W. u. A.. o
Naccabecs

West Seattle review, w. n. A.. OF
the Maccabees. will give card party
at Carpenters hall. 444i California
ave. wednesday. September 90. at s
y. m. Refreshments and prizes.
Business meeting at 7 p. M.
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ManItou Council, No. "a

Manitou council. No. 30. d. OF r..
will have n birthday card party Fri.
day evening, September 22, In swed.
ish club hall. seventh ave. and Olive
st.. at o'clock. Members please at.
tend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16

Mr.. q. =. ~. Pratt returned this
week from a short business trip Ia
The East