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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07
Dinner Dance at
Tennis Club

A dinner-dance az the Seattle Ten
mis- club ON Tuesday cvcning. feeru'
AIRY IA,
This interesting announcement has
lust been made by the committee IN
charge. II Is to be a valentine party
for members and friends. and Will
tak~ the place OF the tennis hall
planned for Friday evening. Feoru'
AIRY 10. which has been postponed I'M
al after Lent.
Miss Doris Mitchell Is chairman OF
arrangements. She VIII be assisted
by Mrs James Colbert Sullivan. Mrs
Edwin X. Hogg. Jr.. Mrs. Marion
Russell Cummings. Mrs. Frank
Maekiem and Mrs. Roger Morse
hone.
Excellent music will be provided
and specially prepared dinner VIII
be served at 7s3o O'Clock. Reserva-
sion~ may be made with Mrs. Charles
Rollins al the club. East osss. and
with Miss Mitchell. Capitol care.
The committee announces that ne
roads leading 10 the attractive isue
club house arc in sood condition
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1t to others, as am sure it will be a
great help to all sick women. It's a
wonderful medicine, and / give you
permission to use my testimonial and
my photograph. Mrs. EMMA
BAKER, 80 S. East St, Lebanon,
Indiana.
These letters recommending Lydia
r. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
ought to convince women of the great
worth Of this medicine in the treat
ment Of ailments TO which they are
often subject.
Mrs. Baker calls IL "a wonderful
medicine. II you are su ffering
from troubles women often have, or
feel all run down, without any ambi-
ton or energy for your regular work,
take Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. II IL a natural restorative
and should help you.
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Married in 81.
Bcncdict'S Church

\ pretty wedding was solemnlSed
Monday morning in 81 hcnedicts
church, whVn Miss Eleanor hlita'
beth Parker was wed TO Mr., rhco.
doro Haywood Virgins. IN the pre-
vnce ~ tho fsunliy and few friends,
hat and oorsagc ~ orchids and
forming tho ceremony.
Tho bride was attired In n gray
tailleur embroidered. a smart spring
hat and corset of orchids and
cyclamen.
Miss Marrarct Parker Of Portland,
sistvr OF the bride. was her only at
icndant. and Mr. Fred W. Mercer
was best man A wedding breakfast
followed the service al the home Of
tho brides father, Mt iescph
Parker. see Green lake blvd,
ON their return from their wedding
trim. about March I, Mr., and Mrs.
Virgins viii be AZ home at the liar.
rlson apartments,
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OH, BOY, PAGE
MIR. SOLOMON!
Who owns NloIei7

W no VNtH ff'iFht
Violet, alfho innocent ~ any crime.
ls In durancc vile. Hhe ~ held Dris-
oner in the city pound. while Police
Judge John y. Gordon celebrates
upon her ease.
Nioict7
She's podigreed bulldog, direct
from Boaton and way points.
Violet made the acquaintance OF
the cops Monday when Mrs. Mar
raret Itoniai s2z Columbia ~.
brought her TO headquarters. Mrs.
RomHl claims Violet. and says she
can prove her ownership by nuu1er.
Gus clippings from papers and pie
lures
But Ray Young. OF broadway and
James 81, says Violet II hia'n. Itsy
says the dog was lost. and Mrs.
Romal took Violet home with her. Ho
also can prove ownership. he says.
BY dog licenses.
Mrs. Ttomars claim was severely.
handicapped when police raided her
home She was released on 5000 bali
Tuesday.
Meanwhile Violet chews bones In
the city pound. where she will re.
main until the majesty Of the Law de-
cidcs upon her owner.
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'Moorite Institute
Separate Concern

Altho the Moorite Mineral Insti-
tute. sie Third ave. has equipped
itself thoroly TO handle the products
of the Moorite Products company.
the two organizations are entirely
separate, according to a statement OF
officers OF the institute Tuesday.
we believe in tho Moorite Prod.
ucts company. but matters affecting
the one do not affect the other "
they are outside the scope OF the
exclusive contract tn. institute has
TO handle tho products" the institute
officers said.
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CAUGHT, WIFE
TAKES POISON

PORTLAND. Feb. Mrs. Clifford
Lake. divorced wife OF clifford Lake.
with whom she has been battling In
the courts for possession OF their
fvc-ycar-old son. Is In a local hospt
tai today recovering from the effects
OF drinking poison. and Neal o'Grady
rs held in the city Jail on charges Of
conduct.
A party OF detectives. led by Capt.
Fred West and clifford Lake. sur.
pried Mrs Lake and o'Grady to-
gethcr In an apartment early today.
according 10 the report turned into
police headaqutsrs by Captain West
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The LINCOLN circle Of the chlid's
Conservation league has postponed
It's regular meeting 90 "Wednesday.
February s. with Mrs. Y. q. Moore.
tiss pcnarnore ave. at $50.
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Personal

Mr.. and Mrs Perry Il. Truax
will return "Wednesday from Los
Angeles. where they have been
spendirg the past three weeks.
Miss Josephine Tabes sailed from
New York on the \. =. iapland.
February 4. for a cruise 10 Mcditcr'
ranean ports. She expects 10 tour
the continent for the next five
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thorpe Hlscock are
thr guests OF Mrs HiNcockA broth.
sr.ln.law and sister. Mr. and Mrs.
William Hocing.
Prof. Edward Mcchesncy Salt. Of
Berkeley. Cal. II ia the city. guest
at the Hotel Washington
Mr.. Peter Andrea returned yes.
terday from Rockingham. where he
spent the week end.
Mrs.. Luclus Manning left yester'
IA tNT tffR " t<f@ttHtNNs $50
Mr.. and Mrs. George ]. Fullerton.
Of Seattle, are spending some time
in Pasadena. bsing registered at the
Hotel Maryland.
Mr.. "a. A. f1eagcr returned iagt
week from a short business trip IN
the East.
Mrs. A. @. schasfcr returned Fri.
day from months Walt ia South.
ern California.
Mr.. Robert Sherwood. OF san
Francisco. IL spending a week or
ten days as a guest a, the Hotel
Washington.
Or. and Mrs Horace q. Iaxetie
left last week for La Jclia. Cal.
where they will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jane. q. Fentcn
returned recently from . two
months trip In the East
Mr.. ID. w. Branch iest today for
Oakland. Cal. called there by the
death Of his mother.
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Princess Angelina Chapter O. r.. Il
Princess Angeiine chapter o. ~
=. VIII meet "Wednesday. February
3, At .. m. In tho Masonic tenn.
pie. Inltiation.
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Ceattle
JoCiety
Entertainments Planned
for Mr.. and Mrs. Eddy,
Tennis Club Setting for
Valentine ID iRRe p
Dance.

A MoNC the many parties planned
~ in honor OF AIR. and Mrs. John
w. Eddy. prior 10 their departure
this month for New York. 10 sail
later for Paris. Is the dinner Mr.. and
Mrs. Trafford Hutc~on are giving Al
their horne az the Highlands, Satur'
day evening.
sunday afternoon AZ $50. Mr.. ana
Mrs. James Maefarlane are entertain.
ing with an informal tea at their
horne. and on Wednesday. February
rs. Mrs. Robert 4. Greer VIII give
farewell tea AZ her residence from :
untn O'Clock compiimenting Mira
Eddy.
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Nine. Curie Elected
to French Academy

PARIS. Feb. T. Mndame curic,
who. with her husband. discovered
radium. was today elected a member
of the French academy Of medicine.
by her election. the famous woman
scientist becomes the first woman
academicinn
There we're several other candi.
dates for the vacancy In the acad.
envy. all OF whom withdrew in
Madame curic's favor.
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Honor Protective association. will
meet Tuesday. February 7. .. m,
In Evergreen hall. A. o. u. W.
building. 1909 Ninth ave. Mrs.
Mary Beale presiding. Business
meeting and initiation.
The Round Robin Social club Of
Seattle lodge held It's first meeting
on Monday. February G. at 2 u. m.
a. ths home Of Mrs. Anna oliver.
l'ol warren ave. The hostess was
assisted by Mrs. Anna Farrier and
Mrs. Xii Stafford
~. Benesiiet's School Social
a card party and social will be
given In St Benedict's school hail
Tuesday evening. February :. at 6
o'clock. Good music and "a good time
assured all who attend.
Graded Union Of Sunday schoo,
Teachers
The C1ded Union OF Sunday
School Teachers will nrset February
?. from $50 20 1870. In tho Young
Wofnen's Christian Association audi.
forum. Mrs a. w. Bowman Will
lead the Bible study. covering the
ssib chapter OF ST. Matthew. Mrs
y. !. Babbiii VIII talk on Special
Days IN Our Sunday Schools" Miss
Cara u. Hunt viii show how 10 II.
ius,raie a story by using pictures
and objects
Music viii he the subject OF gen.
erai conference. Mrr. w. W. De.
Forest will give a demonstration OF
teaching songs.
Gen. George Washington Circle
Gen. GeorRe Washington Circle.
Ladies' Of the @. a. r.. will give
card party. followed by a luncheon.
Thursday evening in the Veterans
hall. ArfDory.
Past Nairons' Cub. Myrtle Chapter
The Past Matr1ns club OF Myrtle
Chapter. q. T.. s.. will fr entertained
by Mrr. Nellie Brier Thurrday after.
noon At her home. ssts Ravcnna
ave.
laurel Camp. n. n. a.
Laurel Camp. ~. ~. A.. VIII meet
st The Swedish club haii. Eighth ave.
and Olive st. at $40 .. m. Regular
card party. All members and friends
invited.
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Seattle Man VIII
Mdrru Eastern Girl

Word received In Seattle recently
Is TO the effect that Mr.. John Clark
Burgard Of Seattle viii wed Miss
Jennie Marston, Of New York. Feb
ruary Is. In San Francisco. Mr..
Burgard will sail with his bride on
the Aquitania February IS for a
European trip. They will return to
Seattle in May to make their home
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Pennsy Injunction
Hearing Is Delayed

CHICAGO. fcb. Hearing on the
petition Of the Pennsylvania railroad
Tor a permanent injunction restrain.
Ing the federal railroad labor board
from making public its decisions in a
ease of dispute between the road and
It's employees WAS postponed by Judge
Lands today until February II.
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Wednesday Service
at Tea ShOD

Jntcriaken guild OF the Orthopedic
hospital will be In charge Of the Ut.
tie tea shop Wednesday. with Mrs.
Boyd @. Gochel as chairman. assist.
I'd by Mrs. J. a. Maliais. Mrs. l.. G.
kearns. Mrs. T.. G. Morris. Mrs. J.
I.ukoy, Mrs. James u. Darragh, Mrs.
H. u. Collins, Mrs. y. W. Ames and
Mrs. George Il. BelImsp
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Women's University
Club Drama Circle

The "Wednesday Morning Drama
circle OF the womcn's University
club win meet at the clubhouse on
"Wednesday. FNhruary =, az 1880
e'cloSk, Group tive. under the chair
manship OF Mrs. w. O. Fnsselmait.
will read ''Rushido." by Takeda
Idzumo. and The Constant Lover"
by Sir John Rankin.
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Professor Salt to
Sneak at Luncheon

A luncheon viii be given at the
Women's University club wednes-
day at 1870 o'clock. at which time
Prof. Edward McChesney Salt. Of the
political science department OF the
University OF California. viii speak.
The luncheon Is for members and
their friends
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HOME economics COMMITTEES os
Mothers Congress- Circle at Y. w. c.
A.. p. m. an parentteasher an
socistlons Of city urged 10 send rep
rcsentativcs 10 meeting. J. l. Green.
well will speak on -Rriatlon Of
Home and It's Organization to Great
National Problems.
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knights Of Columbus night school
at 7ss .. m.
v. l.. /. Choral club. NJ the
knights Of Columbus hail AT y. IN.
Allah Social Club
Ailah Social club. with Mrs.
George Barclay. si2s Director at.
at p. IN. iiosicsnen. Mrs. Hildrcd
lfamlin. Mrs. Edith Mead and Mira.
Pauline Hoasiand. Cards. All East
ern starr invited.
Clara barton T~nt
Clara Barton tent. Daughters of
Veterans. az Veterans hall. the
Armory. Exercises In recognition
~ Llncoin'n birthday. Al daughters
and comrs1drn invited.
Council Of Catholic Women
Seattle Council 81 Catholic Won.
en-. al Providence hospital. from 10
a. m. to .. M
ADDITIONAL CIrBs
Cosmopolitan Club
IN. Cosmopolitan sciub ~fri meet
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|bles and stomach
trouble and for a
long time was
hardly able 10 do
my work. | had
some friends who
had taken Lydia
T.. Pin k ha m g
Vegetable Com
pound, and they
told me about it.
j know what It
b a 8 done for mo
- A
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Masquerade Dance

The Mount Baker Park Social
club will entertain with a rnssquer.
ade dance at the clubhouse Sstur.
day evening. February II. Dancing
viii begin at nine o'clock.
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signal Corps au,,I,,rx

MT and Mrs. q. NJ. Hutterworth
VIII en'Srtain the signal Corps ausll.
AIRY at their home, 6at oiymn,c
flaee. wednesday evening. Feb
ruary Z.
Al the annual meeting held In
January, the following officers we~
elected for the ensuing year; Mrs.
" " fianiey, president: Mr.. 4.
Judkins, vice president, Mrs. r. d
fiahant corresponding and reoord.
inE secretary. Mr.. .. A. chaffeo. ii.
nanelai secretary. Mr.. v. J. Flahaut.
treasurer
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Recital POSTPONED

The recital Of Isabel Parry and
Archie Ruggles. announced for Tues
day evening at the Cornish. has been
postponed on account Of the illness
Of Mr.. Ruggies.
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Informal BRIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs Charles l.. +. fsowie
are entertaining a few friends in
formally at bridge Mt their home in
I.sureshurst. Saturday evening.
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Human analysis class a, Young
Womcn's Christian association. q
o. m. Readings Of character by
Prof. John r. Aver. NJ. V. Persona
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In the lobbg- OF the Y. w. c. A.
Tuesday. February 7. at 7.So .. m.
IN place Of the regular club rooms.
The meeting viii be addressed BY
Niea Helen Davis. assistant general
secretary OF all association work In
the United States.
fas, Tuesday evening the club
held iiM firn; bridge party Of the
year under the direction Of Mrs.
Lena Gambler Heiser. social chair.
man.
yimy Rkire Chapter
Owing TO Illness. Nlmy Ridge
chapter. Daughters Of the British
Empire. has postponed lis meeting
from Wednesday. February 8. until
"Wednesday. February %. The meet.
inr Will be held a, the home Of
Mrs l.. Hiles. ssT 18th ave. n. at
i1e y. m.
Seattle Lodge No. !
Seattle iodg, No. !. Degree OF
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Even a cross. feverish. bilious. o.
constipated child loves the ''fruity-
taste Of California Fig syrup" A
teaapoonful never falls TO cleanse the
liver and bowels. In few hours you
II works all the sour bile and UNI
digested food out Of the bowels and
you have well. playful child again
Millions OF mothers keep -califor-
MIA Fig Syrup" handy. They know
a tsaspoonful today saves a sick child
tomorrow. Ask your druggist for
genuine California Fig Syrup which
has directions for babies and children
Of all ages printed on bottle. Mother.
You must say California" or you
may get an imitation fig syrup.-Ad-
ysrtleemcnt
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SURE HELP To
SICK women
Mrs. Baker, 50 much Benefited By
LydiaE. Pinkham' Vegetable Com
pound, Anxious to Help Others
|iIlIjIIjIIIIljijiiiijij

Lebanon, Indiana. 81 was COM
pletely run down from women q trou-
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Mn. II. Fr,c Tent No I.
ladies Auxiliary Broth~rhcod Of
Railroad Traiumea

The Ladies' auxiliary to the
brotherhood Of Railroad Trainm~n
win entertain with lis first annual
dance Wednesday evening. Frbru.
AIRY T. al Douglas hall. 10th ave
and Pine NJ. Grand march a; 0
.. m.
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Mature insended that should have evelcp~d 6su
n the clear akin sparkling rugged strr.gth
tna goes with III thin
certain ct Mature laws have bcrnd sobeye =
Nature that proper amount Of vt>m,~, -.
iron into systems But these eemepta an, a.
foods and modern prrparstion
and run - - -~s y ~ - INN
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

WOMEN
Green Lake W. q. 4. u.
freen Lake W. c. T. u. nil day.
Frances willard memorial maeting
az home OF Mrs. Isabel Cwlnn, 500
North 1srd ~ ltev. r. H. Marsh.
speaker
spanish Department
Spanish department. Woman'a
Century club. at \. W. g, A.. 1880.
Mothers Club
Delta Kappa Epsilon Mothers
club. at chapter house. y. m.
Lorraine Social Club
Lorraine Social club. In card room
OF Masonic temple. p, m.
West Woodland PIT. 4.
West Woodland PIT. A.. audito-
rum OF school. $50. Mrs. pahnry.
speaker Program by children.
Home Sewing Club
The Ladies OF the g.. A. r. Home
Sewing club will meet for noon.
day luncheon with Mr. Helen
stevens. zoos card ave. ~ W.
"Wednesday. February s.
AHx....fIs ssl..s.
The Altruistic club viii meet next
"Wednesday az y. IN. with Mrs.
Amanda neliomy. 1874 fakevlcw
ave.
John Muir PIT. A.
Tho John Muir PIT A. will mee,
Wednesday. February s. AZ .. IN.
Miss Ruth Durhcim will speak ON
Musical Appreciation. slx~cn chill. |
dren will aAaiat In illustrating her
talk.
Princess Angelina Chapter O. r.. 4
Princess Angeline chapter o. ~
$. viii meet Wednesday. February
:, at ! .. m. In Tire Masonic tenn. /
pie. Initiation.
Lincoln CircI.
The LINCOLN circle Of tho chlid's /
Conservation league has postponed
is regular meeting 90 "Wednesday. I
February 4. with Mrs. y. e. Meoru,
tiss pcnamore ave. at go.
Every Day Help Club
The Every Day Heip club meets /
every "Wednesday from 20 y. IA.
AZ so5 Peoples Rank building.
AauiiA Lodge No. Is
Aquila Lodge No. IS. Degree ~
Honor. Protective Association. huui.
meas meeting IN nrw han. ios Madi.
Aon 81 Initiation at s p. m.
waIiingford Circle rirst Prusbyterian
Church
waiilnEford cirrie OF First Pres.
hyt~riAn church. with Mrs. &C. n.
keppler. 1881 North sand ~. [. o m.
Church members and friends invited. i
Woman'~ Century Ciub
Child study department. Woman.
Century club. with Mrr Ralph
Lounsbury. 81 Malacn ave. .. IN.
Mr.. Harry Wilson. educational dire-.
tor Tof religion % First Methodist
Episcopal church. viii speak on ~R1-
ligious Training OF Children
xeahur~t Auxiliary
Seahurst orthcpciic AUXILIARY. AZ
church. ~ o'clock Mira II. L. Bar,.
lett hostess.
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Benefit Concert

Thursday evening at s15 O'Clock,
a concert will be given at the Wood
land Park Methodist Episcopal
church. which will be for the bcne.
fit Of the Epworth league. The con.
cert is open to the public. Following
Is the program:
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s~ahurrt orthopcdic AUXILIARY. NJ
church. ~ o'clock Mira II. 1. Barr.
lett hostess.
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Delta Kappa Epsilon Mothers
club. at chapter house. y. m.
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The women's Missionary societies
81 Aneury NJ y. church will NEST on
"Wednesday. February 8. IN Asbury
han The Home society AZ n a. m.
and tho Foreign society at i.S p. m.
Mrs. J. 7. Donaldson wlil be tho host.
esr. assisted by Mrs ~. J. Harper.
Mrs. w, ~, fifannon. Mrs. A. J.
Roster. Mrs, J n. Dwnncy. Mrs. T~ua
chesdlr and Mra- " II. Kerr. Mrs.
G. l.. cand~r Is In charge Of tho
morning program and Mrs. ~. NJ.
Fairbanks of the afternoon program.
az which sluis Minn fAura Raafora
a returned missionary from India.
Will tell % her work.
Nina NJ. Frye Tent No 4.
Nina NJ. Frye tent No. ~. Daurh.
trrw Of Veterans. will give a card
party in Veterans hall, Arrnory.
"wednesday. February =. at .. m.
Prizes and refreshments All wei.
come.
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freen Lake ". c. r. u. NIL day,
Frances Willard memorial meeting
az home OF Mrs. Isabel Gwinn. 500
North 5srd ~ Rev. r. N. Marsh.
speaker
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Spanish Department


Spanish department. Womana
Century club, at \. W. g, A. 1880,
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Child study department. wonani-
Century club. with Mrrs Ralph
Lounsbury. 81 Malsirn ave. /. q. IN.
Mr.. Harry Wilson. educational dlrr-.
tor rof religion Of FIRST Methodist
Episcopal church. viii speak on ITO.
ligtous Training OF Children
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FREE! sEs=-h
~ nss nsy Tn Trssanssa
Il lR0NTZED FEAST. WsHrh
~ Raau1ksl

hsnr.ds Of oasands a people I'll sre
eAHns YEAST taoets and the pustrd in many
60 - sssosshns For thin folks pounds or
1oe on me y nt package
% p'nps efr often entirely sp within 10 TO "a
o - ios rsseenns and energy apparent nr.ees ss
r,pord BY io. Who oery weak AcLi.g L
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study department. Progressive
Thought club. with Mrs. Anna A.
Winsor. ssi2 18th ave. s.. i.so %. m.
Acacia club
Acacia club will be entertained a,
NE home OF Mrs. ]. II. caikinn. esa
sirt ave- "Wednesday. February s.
at p. tn.
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Lorraine Social club, In card room
OF Masonic temple. p, m.
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M,silc .IewrI An,lIlnr,

Interested In study OF reading char
ncter invited
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yimy Iikire Chapter

Seattle Lodge No. !
Seattle lodg. No. !. Degree OF
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Aurorn Bridge Ciub

Aurora Bridge club. with Mrs. c.
craasc. iios y. Howell 1T. at noon
Y. 4. Institute
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RONIZED YEAST tablets with
each meal for . few days to learn
how quickly this splendid food
tonic builds new solid f,esh. beauti-
fies the complexion. and enables
you to store up . seemingly mex
haustible supply Of new pep
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How Ironized Yeast
Fills Out Figure
And Puts New 'Pep" and Energy
In Thin, Nervous Rundown Folks

you thin and feel tired all the timer Il Won
are nervous and your skin married with pmples or Other
humliating blcmshes-you nerd only try taking two
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Heme sewing club

The Ladies Of the q. A. Il. Home
Sewing club will meet for a noon.
day luncheon with Mn. Helen
stevens. zoos card ave. y. W.
Wednesday. February s.
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Tho John Muir Pr. A. will meet
"Wednesday. February $. at o. IN.
MlAa Ruth Durhcim will speak ON
Musical Appreciation" six~cn chill
dren viii aaaint Ia illustrating her
talk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07

"wednesday morning drama circle
OF womens University club meets
at clubhouse. 1910 a m. Group 2.
under chairmanahip OF Mrs w. O.
FuAalman, will read "nuahldo." by
Iakcda ldEumo, and The Constant
Lover" by Sir John RuHkln.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07
Results In HalfiThe Usual Time

The thing to do Therefore, supply This ypu can do
BY taking with each meal two tiny R0kZED YEAST tablets which
msy concentrated FORM specially
andTr the ele supervision for medicinal purposes yeast
euaed Tor its richness the essential Water Soluble vitaine
sddon contains the correct the
Fat and Water Soluble (Which equally mportasf
10 heahh yet which lacking the Diet
These the vitAmines bring excellent taken
n vhen taken with Aamsed ors.ne
ksJ re ~" - -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07
Pas, Mairons' Cub. Myrtle Chapter

fhst atatfons N@hb. Nsrfte thapfry
The Past Matr1ns club OF Myrtle
Chapter. O. T.. s.. Will tr entertained
by MR.. Nellie Brier Thurrday after
noon AZ her home. ssts Ravcnna
ave.