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Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-03-09
Erulta Erom the Amaznn

-Four new fruits-the pepina, the
Jumbo, the acchocta and the rhacache
have been sent from the Amazon
country by. biological expedition now
working there. Some of these. it is
hoped, may be cultivated for our
markets.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-03-09
Field Equlpment Received.

Shreveport, La--Complete field ser
vice equipment has been received by
Company H, 156th Infantry, Louisiana
National Guard. This company is a
machine gun unit.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-03-09
Workers and Dirtv wlndows.

English tests showed that factory
hands gained from 5 to Is per cent in
efficiency after the factory windows
had been Scientific AmerI-
can.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-03-09
Dry Arrests FIN Jail.

Arcadia, La.-Sheriff Currie's efforts
to round up operators of 'moonshine"
stills have resulted in practically fill.
ing up the Jail at Arcadia.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-03-09
pubIie Heal4h

With $2,OO0,OOO foundation fund
from the Rockefeller interests, Har.
ward university will establish a school
of public health providing both I'm
structiOn and research in this great
field.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-03-09
satlafaetorx Frow Of Mllk.

Where no effort is made to give COWS
good care. 1t is difficult to make them
pay their way. They may give a salts
factory flow of milk for a few weeks;
but lale' on they fail to keep the pals
allied
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-03-09
Church Nearly Completed.

Monroe. lathe Presbyterians OF
Hayesville say their new $4,000
church is nearly completed.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-03-09

The loudest applause goes to the
fellow who tells the crowd what it
wants to hear.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-03-09

The good man prOlongs his life; to
live twice.-Marial.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-03-09

According to Her Cookbook.
Mrs. YOungbride-Mercy That pie
is burning and 1 can't take it out for
ten minutes vet
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-03-09

Success has its disadvantages. 1t
must stand lot of insults from fail
ure.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-03-09

If man bakes' them, he calls them
fiapjacks, It is the flap that lends in
terest to the work.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-03-09

It's the after effect of experience
that counts.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-03-09

youT eopy and pa us IIguTe On L.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-03-09

up. buL al to no aYaII.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-03-09

BABY CHICKss BEST LAYING sIHA1Na
booking orders eli months Circular IRE.
Caldwell Hatcheries 1850 Greer stLoris. 81
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-03-09

Extra; Purebred s. o. BuE and white Reg.
horns Rocks. Wyandottea Hcganized, t2be
prepaid. s. w. Learned, SLOAN spgS.,Arlx.. 3. q
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Y. l.. L. Note.

The Y. l.. I. club will hold the first
OF a series OF card parties on Tues
day. Nov. 81. IN their assembly hail
Both whist and bridge viii be played
Game VIII start az ? p. m. Refresh.
ments viii be served az 4. followed
BY a short musical program. This
party Il for members only. and ~ for
the purpose Of renewing old friend.
ships and making new ones. Tele.
phone the secretary. East ossT. no,
later than Monday. Nov. 20. n you
can attend. The hosteases for this
party are Mrs. Claude Storey and
Mrs. NJ. u. Mcbride.
on Friday. Nov. II. Father Ryan
Of the Cathedral parish win give an
illustrated lecture on the historical
development Of the Last Supper. Or.
Palmer will have charge OF tho mu.
sical program. A silver offering will
be taken up for the Little Sisters OF
tho Sacred Heart orphanage. This
lecture has been given turnout the
state under the auspices OF the
Knights % Columbus. and has al.
ways been well received The public
Il invited TO attend
The Junior chorus viii hold IT, frs,
meeting on Saturday. Nov. is. at =.
There n no charge for .hsz class. An
girls from the ages % tg 70 10 are
welcome. Phone East 0ssT.
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Decoration Committee
and Program for
Fine Arts Cabaret

Announcement has Just been made
of the decoration COMMITTEES for tho
y1ne Arts cabaret dance on Novem.
Der -
Mrs Philips Morrison In chairman
and n assisted by Mrs. Bruce Ell
more. Mrs. l.. f. Eyrnan. Mrs. Henry
Field. Mrs Cnriston Huiskarnp. Mrs.
J. Tate Mason. Mrs. Walter Moore.
Miss Lisweiiyn Morrison and Mrs.
III. r. Ossrander.
Tho dance win be given In the Ma
scnic temple. and $50 IL the hour
selected for the affair TO begin. with
tho formal program coming at s45
and continuing until $40 o'clock.
Ths numbers are.
1. Dance of the Seasons" ar.
ranged by Caird Leslie: music by
Amy Worth: masks by Alice Paul.
2. Blind Girl" arranged by Alice
Paul; music by Daisy Wood Hi.
dreth; Youth. Louise Britton; Blind
Girl, Helen Graham.
.. MASKS" arranged by Alice
Paul; music suggested by Mrs. Louise
Van Ogle.
T. iA Caprice viennois.- Kreis.
Ter: bl "Rachmaninoff Prelude. .
played by W. X. Hedley; arranged
by Alice Paul: danced by Louise
vrickers. Louise Britton. Helen Ora.
ham. Ruth Williams, Olga Hazelton.
Mildred Quist, Marybeth F1annery
and Juanifa Borath.
s. Mirage" arranged by Alice
Paul. music by Hazel Thans sum.
mers: violin obiigato by w. r. He'd
ley.
8. Air dc Ballet" arranged by
Card Leslie: music by Daisy Wood
Hildretb.
Z. Les Phantomes" fths masks
by Alice Paul were used In Bolm's
ballet last summer). music by AIDE
lima Garcia Appleton arranged by
Alice Paul: Catherine Colt. Carol Ap
pleton. Louise Vrickers. Louise Brit
ton, Helen Graham. Ruth Williams
Olga Hazelton. Mildred Quist. Mary
beth Fiannery and Juanita Borath.
After the first regular dance OF the
evening there comes appropriations
music by George Hager; masks after
Vanity Fair, by Mrs. Paul: Louise
Britton and Olga Hazeiton.
After the second dance, Etude Cho
pin. arranged by Card Leslie. and
after the third. Danse Arabe. ar
ranged by Card Leslie. music by
Tschaikows<y.
Accompaniment are by Paul Nc
coole.
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Personal

MIR and Mrs. Edward J Dunn OF
New York are spending ten days In
town. guests at tho Hotel Washing
ton.
Mrs >. y. Huteson IL going 10 East
SQUAD Thursday % spend a few days
at hvr summer home.
Mrs. John w Roberts left Tues
day for a months tH1p TO California
Mrs. Francis Everett Mitchell and
little daughter. Hctty. will l~aNe
early la December for Chicago 20
visit Mrs. Miteheli's mother. Mrs Il.
N. Hvcard until after the holidays.
Mr. Edward Schnrnikow Of Mon
tana ~ spending a few months IN
toxin with Mr.. and Mrs. d =. fother
lngham.
Mr.. and Mrs Milton r. Smith have
returned from a months trip IN the
East.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. q. Martin. who
have been making Seattle their home
for four years. win leave In tt~ near
future for San Fmncisco 20 reside
Mr.. Ralph Mcclure Of Re I'll
Wash. Ia spending the week IN
town.
Mra Georg. Mlchaeiis returned
Tuesday 20 her homo Ia Victoria.
after spending two weeks with Mrs.
Fred Sanders.
Miss Helen knight 81 Hood River.
Ore. will arrix~ this week 70 be the
guest q her hrotherin.law and sis
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Dean ballard. later
roing TO Philadelphia 10 spend the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs.. ~ Bloedsi are
planning 10 leave about pscemtsr
10 for New York 40 remain over the
holidays. Their daughter. Miss Char.
iotfe Blo.del. who ia attending Mims
gpence's school. and their son. Mr.
| iaWfenc~ tioeaet. Al NttsAauto COZ
iege. viii join them for thoir ssca-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmington Gray %
Chicago arrived Monday evening and
viii be the guests Of MIR Grny'H
parents. DR. and Mrs. w Laurence
Gray. over the holiday ~ason.
Miss Phyllis Hamiln left this after
noon for California. where nhe will
he the guest u Miss Dita Baker.
daughter of Col. and Mrs. y. ..
Baker. IN Berkeley. and Miaz Mar.
gar~t Clark. in San Francisco. shs
will return IN time for Christmas. ac.
companied by her brother. Mr.. Clark
Hamiin. who is now in los Angeles
i
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Ballard Women to Have
Tea for Oriental COLLEGES

The church and club women Of the
Ballard district with give tea Thurs.
day afternoon from a:so 90 o'clock
AT Elks hall. Ballard ave. and Yer
non place. for the benefit Of the
seven Union Christian colleges for
women Of tho Orient Mrs. IL q.
Miller. Mrs. l.. A. Wall. Mrs. Anna
Brygrer and Mrs. f. s. shafer will
be hostesses for tho afternoon.
Each church In the city has Its
committee who are active in giving
teas In the interest OF the Oriental
colleges
The First Baptist church district
n represented by the following com
mittees Mrs. Ambrose Bailey. Mrs.
". A. Ernst. Mrs. w L. Thompson.
Mrs. r. Il. West. Mrs. Moore and
Mrs. c. Lea
The First Presbyterian church dis
trtcs ~ represented by Mrs. M. A.
Matthew'S Mrs. william II. Shoe.
maker. Mrs w. w. Warren. Mrs. $.
ID. wingats. Mrs. Lee Wakefield.
Mr.. r. r. Thomas. Mrs. J. II. Show
r.. Mrs. II. ]. Cartwright. Mrs. C. Il.
Guthrie and Mrs y. J. Macarthur.
The First Methodist church district
has Mrs. c. A. Bushnell. Mrs Harry
r. Bowman, Mrs. ]. Ralph Magee.
Ma Gertrude Brawley. Mrs w. r.
yishsr. Mrs w. W. Warren. Mrs.
=. y. Taylor and Mrs. A. f. Gris-
void
The Plymouth Congregational
church has on It's committee Mrs. c.
J. Hawkins. Mrs. Everett Smith. Mrs.
y. f. b. Smith. Mrs. w. III. Thomp-
Gnn. Mrs II. p. Ballard. Mrs. r. II.
Durweii. Mrx. A. 8. Burwcil. Mrs. II.
". Ponnock. Mira Claude Eckart and
'nekR q T. NJ Pratt
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Seattle
Society
0rthopedic Hospital Lin
en- Sho,cer November
2S, National Sorority
President 10 BE Hon
ored.

I INEN DAY for the Orthepedio
L. hospital will be observed this
year on Tuesday. November ~.
Everyone interested IN the welfare OF
the hospital Il asked 60 contribute
articles 90 help rcplenish tho shelves
81 the linen closet NJ tho institution.
the list Of linens required 60 be an.
nounced later.
Mrs. Frederick pausman will
throw open her homo IN the after
noon from untn o'clock for n
linen shower and musicale tea. and
arrangements arc being made whore
contributions may be left IN tho
downtown district
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Bridge Party at
, Tennis Club

There - 20 be iarge bridge party
- he Seattle Tennis club. on Thurs
~ afternoon. November "a. accossi-
sng to plans formulated yesterday
Afternoon The party had hardly
bssn decided upon before reserva-
eons began TO pour IN to the club.
Afiss Harriet Baxter viii be the
hostess. and those who desire 10 at
tsnd may reserve tables thru her or
with. Mrs. Charles Rollins AT tho
club. Mira Cecil II. Bacon II chair.
man Il the house committee.
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Genrnl sherman ,lrele

General Sherman circle. Ladies' ~
the q. A r.. will serve u noon IA y
luncheon at the home ~ Mrs. Harry
v, Butler. sofa LaiOna ave, Thurs
day. November 10 Following the
luncheon Afs HpraEue Will give d
talk on The Latest IN Cooking
which will be entertaining ana IN
struciive Take Meridian ear "a
eiat II.
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Lady Stirling chapter. - A. r.
viii hold chapter day 70 greet new
members Thursday November 10. Al
the home Of Mrs william g. Dawson,
5ff5 Cascade ave. Assisting VIII b.
Mr. Walter Reed. Mrs. u J Brown
Mira Faith Darnell Mrs W. T.
Thompson. Mre. w. y. Johnson. Mrs
A. y Gage. Nrs q. r. Theme and
Mira 81 A. Weed
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Ortbopedic Tea Shop

81. Margarrt's guild Of st Marks
church win have charge az the or
thopedic Tea shop Thursday assist
ell by Mrs. Frederick I. Harlow. Mrs
". l.. Rush. Mrs. W. w. Turner. Mrs.
J. NJ. Thomas, Mrs Herman Ross.
Mrs. J. =. RRnsome. Mrs. G. Brock.
man. Misn Elizabeth MACPHERSON
and Miss Katherine Thompson.
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Tea for Sorority
President

Honoring Mrs J. W. wocllett. Of
Minneapolis. national president OF
Delta Gamma sorority. Beta Sigma
siumnae Of Delta Gamma viii give
tea AZ tho home Of Miss Lucille
Bordcaux. sit isth ave. ~. Thurs.
day afternoon at o'clock.
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Luncheon for
Returned 7'rdpclcr

Mrs, TrOfford Huteson entertained
with small iunehNon Monday ~
her home at The Highlands. com
pilmentlng Mrs. ridmarsh. iusi homo
from a summer abroad, Invitations
were confined O. close friends of Mrs.
1'itruarrh
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Dinner Hosts
Before Reception

MIR and Mrs Leroy NJ hsckus
have arranged "A dinner Of fourteen
covers ~ tho College club Saturday
evening before the reception and
dance Mr.. and Mrs Charles Y. elise
are giving at the sunset club.
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Tho Human Analysts elass vii
meet in The Eastern eiaf club rooms.
1901 Afondo building. TbBfsaav even.
ing Instruction boz the afomie Tern.
pefamcnta will be- followed ~ Prof
- g. Aver on The Natural Laws
Governing Marriage sna Divorces.
Public invited
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Bridge Tea for
Miss L,trline Brolrn

Miss Ruth Lennon Ia entertaining
with a bridge tea at the Yacht club
on Saturday. November IS. In com.
pliment to Miss Turbine Brown. ono
OF the seasons brides .to.be.
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Mr.. and MruL J. l. winn viii BE-
Ansts this evening II an informal
dinner Of siGht covers st their home.
Thursday afternoon. November "a.
1frpL winn win entertain at her
home with = bridge luncheon OF
tventyssour covern
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The Dsughisfa ~ ~ GEORGE viii
meet IN n " . A hsii THURSDAY.
November 10 business meeting ~
, =. M card party ~ 2 o'eiecs Al
welcome
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The wamen'H organization ~ 81
Johns parish. West Seattle. viii hold
an ali day meeting a. the home Of
Mrs. T. " Rodgers, 2si7 Belvsdere
ave. q W. Thursday. November 10.
~ ~ a. m. 20 make plans for the
annual bazaar and dinner 10 be held
Thursday. December :, ~ the STA.
sonic temple, 26tg California ave
Bryant PIT. 4.
Bryant PIT. a. will meet Of tho
school Thursday, November 10. a.
2;ab .. m Miss Nellie Goodhue viii
be the speaker. Committee reports
will be heard and Mrs John rrakkon
viii give vocal soio.
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Fortaon ThyResen Auxiliary, No.
=, 4. .. W. ". viii have IN enter.
tainmant and dance Thursday eve
ninE November 10. ~ Veterans
hall. f6ist Third ave. Auxiliary
members and families invited.
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To Assist at Tea

Assisting Mrs Andrew Price TO
morrow afternoon. at the bridge tea
she l. giving 20 compliment Mrs.
Neal Tourteiio,tc Janet Poweih win
be Mrs Keith Fisken and Mrs Carl
Homer.
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Una Bridge club viii be entertain.
81 at luncheon Thursday, November
10. by Mrs G. ". FraHch. z0z sixth
ave. at ! ., M.
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Crown Hiii P.T. A. viii meet n
school. Thursday. November is. $50
y, m Miss L. y. Briggs. children's
librarian al Ballard branch library.
viii speak on Books for Children"
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Dorie Social club. o. y f.. viii
meet with Mrs Florence Durgan.
t5st University way. Thursday. No
ssmber 10. 2 p. m. Mrs. iiarrfe,
Berry assisting
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The regular monthly meetins OF
the r n. Minor PIT, A. win be held
Thursday. Nov. ~. al , .. m. Mlns
Anderson OF the childrens depart
ment Of the public library, VIII al
dress the meeting on the subject
'Chiidrcn'n Reading"
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Social club Of " ". a ~ Mac
cnhees. Seattle Review No =. viii
meet Wit, Mrs. y. a Hamlet, gbaA y
1871 ave. ~. Thursday. November
10, $50 o. m
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Small Bridge

Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Goodwin will be
hosts this evening at a small bridge
party at their homa
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Phi Kappa Sigma Mothers els'
viii meet Thursday. November g.
for O'Clock luncheon a. The hong
u Mrs. X @. Stevenson. z7i2 broad
uaY ~
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Tho Seattle civic and Improve
ment club Will meet At the FEEDER
atod club house Thursday. Nov, 10.
AT =. m.
Alpha Club
The Alpha club viii meet Thurs
day, Nov fe. ni the homo Of Mrs
IL arnnde. bst asnd ave. n, with
Mrs. Kingston az hostess. Luncheon
at 1880 o'clock Take Montlakv car
No. 10, al postoffios ana set off Of
Republican Il Walk west one block
then turn to right and walk 20 mid
die % block
Social Club. w. n. A.. ~ Maecabee-
Tho Social club OF the W. u. A.. OF
the Maccabeca, Seattle Review, No.
4. viii meet with Mrs. re- A. Hamlet,
sBssis 18Th ave. r., on Thursday. No
vembcr "a. ~ 1870 y. IN Members
and friends invited.
Fast Union Club
Tho East Union club viii meet with
Mrs =. J. schmutK iiss atth ave,
Thursday afternoon. November 10. al
/ o'clock.
Queen Anne Eortnightiy Club
The Queen Anne Fortnighiy rluh
VIII meet Thursday. November "a. AT
? o'clock with MIR. ,. W. Goodwin.
i25 W. Highland Drive
Doric Social Club q. w. n.
Dortc Social club o r. \. viii b
entertained At the homs 81 Mrs Flor.
ence DurEan. ASA University way
Thursday. Nov "a. at .. m. Mrs
Harriet Berry assisting hostess Al
Eastern Stars invited.
Ifafasu Guard Club
The Hatasn Guard club will meet
with Mru. J. NJ. Alexandra. iiis New
port Way. Thursday. November Is
for o'clock luncheon.
Sunset Heights Literary Club
Sunset Heights Literary club wil
hold ten at tho home 81 Mrs. Cora
corhe,t. ssss sixth ave. ". ". or
Thursday, November 10. from s.st
10 s o'clock. IN tho interest OF ths
seven Union Colleges for Women II
the Oficnf. A returned miHsionar,
will give a talk on -Orl~ntAl Col
iegeA" Tho public Is invited
sunshine Guild
sunshins Guiid will meet Thurr
day. November 10. az II a. m. Will
Mrs. r. l.. Merrill. ios y. ssth "
Zon~ry Club
zoncry club viii have open ns~,
inE. lecture room. fourth floor ~ Y
w G. A.. ON Thursday. Novembes
10. at = o m.
T. r. Minor PIT. A.
r. T. Minor PIT. a. wfii meet Al
school THURSDAY. November re.
D. M. Miss Aps~rpon. ehildren'r De.
PARTNER, % public library. win speak
ON '-Childrpn's Reading"
Evergreen Drili Team
Evergreen prili Team club II
Danish Skaters society. with Mira
Marie Hansen. sos ~. ssih. Thurs
day. NOVEMBER 10. $50 .. tn
Queen Anne Fortnixhffy Club
Queen Anne Fortnishtiy club Wi
meet with Mrs. J. W. Goodwin. ia
W. Highland drive. Thursday. No
sembsr 10. o. m
wonen's Commercial Club
Tho Seattle women'@ Commercial
club win hold lsa monthly luncheon
at Gowman'n Washington Hotel An.
nex. Thursday. November 10. w. A.
Gaines will give a talk on Boost Sc
attic" Helen Fahry will sing. 40.
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Women OF Moohehenrt Legion. ai
Masonic Temple. y. m.
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s.nt,i. Council PIT. A.

The publicity COMMITTEES % The ~
atfis council Of PIT. A. Will rn~s
Thursday. November 10. AZ 1890 /
NJ. IN the board ~ education roorl
Central building. Each local cire1
" urged 70 send a representative :
this meeting.
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sunset Heights literary Club

Sunset Heights Literary club will
hold ten at tho home Of Mrs. Cora
corbeit. 48ss Sixth ave. ~. E.. on
Thursday. November 10. from ESQ
TO s o'clock. IN tho interest OF the
seven Union Colleges for Women In
the ofieni. A returned missionary
will give talk on -Orien,Al Col.
iegeA" Tho public - invited
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Mnmrn.. CnmmercIaI Club

seattle women'a Commercial cluh
viii hold their monthly luncheon
AZ uowmRn's Washington Annex
hotel. Thursday. November ieth'
w. A. Gaines viii speak on "hoos'
Seattle" Helen Fabry, soloiHt' sc'
cempaniod by Mrs. Schloman.
For reservations. call Mrs. Green.
Main 1863.
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Doric Social club q. e. y. viii be
entertained At the home Of Mrs. Fior-
enca DurEan. ASA University way,
Thursday. Nov 10. at : .. m. Mrs
Harriet Berry assisting hostess. All
Eastern Stars invited
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Women. Commercial Club

Tho Seattle wornen'@ Commercial
club win hold lsa monthly luncheon
at Cowrnan'n Washington Hotel An.
mex. Thursday. November 10. w. A.
Gaines will give a talk on Boost Sc
attic" Helen Fahry will sing. 40
companied by Mrs w. r. schloman.
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Isatasu Guard Club

The Hatasn Guard club will meet
with Mru } NJ Alexandra. iiis New
port Way. Thursday. November is.
for 4 o'clock luncheon.
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Annie Wright Seminary club VI
meet Thursday. November is. AZ
o. m. with Mrs. n. IL Lstimer. q
Terry ave.
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pede" folks into buying something
of no benefit to them.
In word-just a real good sale.
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CLUBS ron THURSDAY
Colnan Pr. 4.

Colman PIT. A win have a social
meeting Thursday. November 10, al
p. m. Music and speaker; refresh
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Social Club. w. u. A.. Of Maecabees
Tho Social club OF the ". u. A.. OF
the Msccabeca. Seattle Review. No.
=, viii meet with Mrs. r. A. Hamlet,
ssssis 18Th ave. r., on THURSDAY No
vember "a. at l'ao y. IN. Members
ana friends invited.
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Rurnnsgs Sale

In. women's Aid society and the
Miesionery society Of the First Pres
byterian church are holding a rum
mage sale thia week at 5lz Pins =.
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German Ladies Society
German Ladies' socisty. card party.
at spid Fellows tempis. Thursday
November is. , o. IN.
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Mr. and Mrs Wilmington Gray %
Chicago arrived Monday evening and
viii be the guests Of MIR. Crny'H
parents. DR. and Mrs. w. Laurence
Gray, over the holiday ~ason.
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Tho East Union club viii meet with
Mrs y. }. sehmutx iisa sam ave,
Thursday afternoon. November 10. al
/ o'clock.
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Tho Ladies' Of tho Round Tan
viii meet with Mrs. W. r. RobinsoI
1896 35th ave. Thursday. Eovembl
10. az 1890 o. m.
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Meluin's to Close Out and Quit
the Women's Garment Business
of Sold
Ranging

Some are trimmed with costly fur on collar and
cuffs. Some are perfectly plain.
DOLO and "Sport" Coats can be had for $1275
1 and S1675, and at Splits the latter have
collars of fur.
The Dress" Coats-of fine Bolivia Cloths IN
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Queen Ann. For,nishtiy club WI
meet with htrn. ,. w Goodwin. ia
W. Highland drive. Thursday. No.
sembsr fs. o. m
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Sunshine Guild

Sunahins Guiid will meet Thurs
day. November 10. AZ II a. m. viii
Mrs. r. l., Merrill. ios y. ssth "
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The Queen Anne Fortnlghuy cluh
VIII meet Thursday. November 10. al
o'clock with Mrs. , W, Goodwin.
i2a W. Highland Drive.
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TREATMENT m pIan am to
AFTER REDUCTION TAKEN you SO
DIR. r. NEWMAN, Licensed Physician State of New York
286 Fifth Avenue. New York. N. Y. Desk H449