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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
Pretty Wedding
Solemuized

The marriage OF Miss Rita I. Me-
Birnle. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Da'
vld g. McBirnle. OF Cheyenne. wyo..
% Mr.. Virgil ovcrton Bettner. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. ~. Bettncr. 81 Ana
cories. was soiemnlzsd Thursday
evening. January II. at the homo Of
Or. and Mrs. v. V. williams. Dr.
John u. McTauchlan reading the
service at 3 o'clock. In the presence
Of fifty relatives and friends.
Two large American flags were
dnpcd In the sun room. and with tall
tapers and ported plants formed a
beautiful background for the altar.
The Impressive ring service OF IN.
Episcopal church was used. the ring
being presented on n white satin rib.
bon, attached TO tho handle Of n
dainty basket OF white carnations,
which was carried by little Helen
Riggs as flower girl. who was frocked
in white organdis and preceded the
bride. who entered on the arm OF
her mother.
Tho bride vns attired In whit.
GeorRettc crepe and white satin. and
her tulle veil was arranged with q.
coronet OF orange blossoms. Her
flowers were carnations and lilies.
of.the-valiey. Miss Gwendolyn Riggs
played tho Wedding March and Mr.
T.. J. Mckinney was best man.
Following tho ceremony. n recep-
ton was held. Receiving with the
bride and groom we're Dr. and Mrs.
V. V. williams. Mrs. David s. McBir.
nle and Mrs. NJ. c. MoBirnie, mother
and grandmother OF the bride. and
Mrs. II. Bettner. mother OF th-
groom. Assisting about the rooms
we're Mrs. w. w. Riggs. Mrs. c. w.
lands and Mrs. David Allen. After
a wedding trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Bettner
viii be Mt home In Anacortes.
The bride attended Miss Collins
school, In Vancouver. n. &. She is a
granddaughter OF Mai. Harry Baker.
II. 81. s.. and Mr. Francis DellSs. OF
Nasty. n. II.
Mr.. Beitner. who II mem.
Der Of an old Southern family attcnd.
ed the University OF Washington.
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Mrs. W. II. Wright and daughter,
Miss Margaret Wright. who have
been spending several months In the
city. will leave tho last OF the month
for Chicago. where they will remain
Indefinitely.
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IN cnMpf1mENr


In compliment % Colonel John T..
Hayden. u. &. A.. commander OF the
Puget Sound coast defenaen. an
agreeable dinner Was given ~ their
Fort Worden quarters on "wednesday
by Chaplain George ~ Longbraks.
~. 8. A., and Mrs. feonKbrake. whose
other guests were Major Frank DcK.
ter Appiin. 4. y. A.. and Mrs. Appiin.
Major Alvin Charles Miller. medical
corps. 4. =. a. and Mrs. Miller. Cap
tain Henry W. Kennard. medical
corps, 4. \. A., and Mrs. Kennard.
The table was eentered by scarlet
flowers. guarded by scarlet candies.
and each place cnrd added TO the
menu morcfau OF mirth.
hUCCEEfFTf4 fEQrENcT
sequence Of parties last week
emphasized the hospitality OF Captain
Joseph Francis stiley. 4. s. A., ard
Mrs. stiiey. whose popularity IL pro
verbal ON Tuesday and wednes
day evenings their Fort Worden
quartefs were en- fete for a bridge.
followed by a clever supper. on
each occasion five tables were IN
play. the high prizes going TO Cap.
tain Francis James Fitzpatrick. u.
= A., and Mrs. Fitzpatrick. Mrs.
Black. wife Of Past Surgeon walter
Alvin Black. 4. =. H. T.. s.. and
Captain Henry W. Kennard. medical
corps. L. 4. A. The consultations fell
20 Mrs. Oscar kiocker and Lieuten.
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Schedule for Orthopedic
Tea Shop Neat Week

The guilds in charge OF the Ortho-
pedic Tea shop next week will he as
follows Monday, Trinity parish.
Mrs. Harding Cow. hostess: Tuesday.
81. Marks guild Of st. Marks
church. Mrs. J. y. Moore. hostess:
Wednesday, Westminster Presbyter.
ian church. Mrs. Armstrong. hostess:
Thursday, st. Margaret's guild of 81.
Marks church. Mrs. j. a. Barbour,
hostess; Friday. Aiki auxiliary, Mrs.
Charles Gaffner, chairman: satur.
day. Frink Park guild. Mrs. w. G.
Miles, chairman.
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Pretty Tea Giren
for Miss Dickey

A very pretty tea and niscei.
ianeous shower was given this aft
erncon by MrA- U. NJ. Dtckey as
a compliment TO her sistcr.inlaw.
Miss Ida Dickey. whose engage.
ment TO Mr.. william Boundy o,
Kent was recently announced.
Artistic baskets OF carnations
adorned the rooms. and the tea
table was conferred by n dainty lit.
lie bride In her bridal robes. sur.
rounded by Columbia roses ar.
ranged In small vases. and pink
fapcrs In silver holders.
Alternating at the urns were
Mrs. Albert Danb. Mrs. Henry
wacchtcr. Mrs c. c. Prison ami
Mrs. George Thorndyke. Assisting
were Mrs. g c. Peck. Miss Bernice
Wright. Mss Bertha Brackett. Miss
Katherine Howard and Miss Doro-
thy Dickey.
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University Golf Club
to Entertain

The University Golf club win meet
next "Wednesday evening at the
Home Economics building on the
campus for the annual election OF
lofficers. Following the business
meeting a dance and card party will
be given.
The committee In charge Includes
Mrs. Harlan Hines. Miss Amery and
Mfr. George McCrum. Mrs. Fred
Aver and Miss MiinOra Roberts viii
receive the guests.
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Phi Kappa Sigma Mothers. Club

Phi Kappa Sigma Mothers club
will meet at the chapter house,
January 10. ~ LEO D. IN.
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Mrs. Barnes Entertains
for Eastern Guests

Complimentlng Mrs. T. a. u. Jones
and Mrs. Delphina Miller. who are
Eastern visitors in town. Mrs. Don.
aid Barnes entertained with de.
lightful tea at the Sunset club yes
terday afternoon.
Rosebuds. frcesias. sweet peas and
tulips in charming arrangement
were used on the tea table. and bas.
kets Of all the early spring blossoms
were placed about the drawing room
and HAN.
Mrs. Francis Brooks. Mrs. Charles
r. elise. Mrs. Alton w. Leonard and
Mrs. James Garfield Eddy OF Everett
received with the hostess and honor
guests. and Mrs. Richard Perry. Mrs.
George Warren Boole. Mrs. Wallace
Green Collins and Mrs Robert Greer
alternated at the urns.
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Seattle
Society
Miss Catherine Barter TO
Wed February rs; Ten
ms Ball Planned TO
Take Place Neat
Month.

Mss CATHERINE COLONY
Az BANTER. daughter OF MIR. and
Mrs. Chauneey Luther Baxter. will
Wed Mr.. Walter Gray Mclean. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sutherland Mclean.
on Wednesday evening. February rs.
ut $50 o'clock. in Trinity Episcopal
church. with Canon william II. Bliss
rcsdiag the service.
Miss Baxter will ~ attended by
Mrs. Arthur Russell Griffin Mae
Trenholmel as matron OF honor.
Mr.. Dwight Hartman will b. hest
man. and the ushcrs are 60 he Mr..
Taylor NJ. Green. Mr.. William II.
nrinker. MIR. Leland l. Tohman and
Mr.. Samuel Chamberiin.
A reception viii follow the ccre-
mony at the homo of Mr., and Mrs.
Baxter for relatives and intimate
FRIENDS.
Miss Baxter Is graduate OF the
University OF Washington and a
member Of Kappa Kappa Gamma
sorority. Mr.. Mclean also gradu'
ated nom the university and l. ar
Inflated with Phi Gamma Delta
fraternity.
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Tea Compliments
Miss Bruhn

Miss Mary Elizabeth Reisdorf and
Miss Alberta Schram were Joint
hosteses this afternoon. entertain.
ing with tea at the home Of Miss
Rcisdorf for the pleasure Of Miss
Clara Bruhn. OF Toppensh. the
guest OF Miss Jean Fox.
A charming basket Of yellow
chrysanthemums. freesias. and fra.
grant spring blossoms made an at.
tractive center for the tea table.
and baskets OF spring flowers dec.
GRATED the rooms.
Assisting we're Miss Isabel Lin
der, Miss Jean Fox, Miss Katherine
Schram. Miss Marion Pepiow, Nils
Mary Hawley and Miss Iieen Ing.
Iish.
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Society at Harbor Forts

ant Frederick T.. Hayden. y. =. ~
Mrs Inmon. wife ~ Captain y. H.
Inmon, medical corps. u. 8. A., and
Major John Law Hughes. y. &. A..
retired. The hostess war assisted ~
Mrs Miller. wife II Major Alvin
Charles Miller. medical corps. =. <.
A.. Mrs. Fitzpatrick. wife Of Captain
Francis james Fitzpatrick. q. 4. A.
Mics Helen Kinkaid. Miss Kiockef
ana Misc Liiipop.
Al the week end, Captain and Mrs
stiley entertained a group OF c0lieRs
girls from the Delta Theta house
Miss Neeiy, Miss Churchill. Miss
schafer. Miss Nelson. sorority sisters
Of Miss Liilpop. the sister and houss
guest Of Mrs. stiley. Those asked
TO share the house party gaietler
were Lieutenant Frederick T.. Hay.
den. 4. =. A.. and Mrs. Frederick
l.. Hayden. Misa Helen KinkaH
Captain Nysi L. Adams. u. $. A.
Lieutenant Cyrus Quentin Shelton,
l. X. A., Lieutenant Edward L. ssun
pie. 4. \. A.. Lieutenant Lopez u.
Lowry. Il. s.. A.. Lieutenant Warren
G. Rutter. y. &. A.. Mr.. John Iiebep
baum. Mr. Morris starrett. Chap
eroned by Captain and Mrs. stllcy.
they danced on Friday evening AZ
the officerT club. nj Fort worden
and on Saturday evening at China
cum, from where they returned BY
moonlight. motoring over the roman
tic mountain roads. On Sunday Tiers
were picturesque walks and interest
Ing talks. always with festive
finale about the generous mahogany
Of their hosts. whose sequence u
parties was especially successful
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Date for Tennis
Boil Set

Tho Tennis han. which l. always
eagerly anticipated. will take place
earlier than usual this year. so the
advisory boari OF the club an
ncunccs. February 10 Is the date
set for the affair and ~ will Be
given In Christcnsen's hall.
The news that Will b greeted
with pleasure by the younger ae,
Il the decision that ball room
will be added 10 the attractive little
clubhouse on tho lake shore. and
the proceeds from this hall will
begin the fund.
The total receipts from the bsns-
1T bridge tea and musicale given
az the Masonic Temple on December
- were sseoso. The total expense.
sf5s.ec. leaving stos.To net
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Mrs. Turner Gires Tea
at College Club

With Miss Amy Smith. executive
secretary 90 the Northwest field com
mittee OF tho Young wonen'a Chris.
tan association. az tho honor guest.
Mrs. l.. l.. Turner was hoatwss ~ a
tea given at the College club yester.
day afternoon az ; o'clock. Miss
Smith spoke on her work as secre.
tary Of the Northwest field commit
tee.
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No-Host Dinner and
Theatre Party

Mr. and Mrs. Prank Bates. mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Hoffman. AIR. and Mrs.
II. II. coies and Mr.. and Mrs. Pred
G. Aver compose bridge club who
win has. n no-noat dinner at the
Sorthold Inn this evening and later
attend the performance at the Moore
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Annual Meeting Of Y. ". ca.

Tho annual meeting Of tho Young
Women's Christian association will
BE- held on Monday evening at five
O'clock. when trustees for the ensu.
ing year will be- elected. Following
the meeting n dinner will be served
In IN" cafeteria. 10 which all mem.
hcra OF the association and friends
arc welcome, Reports Of all com.
mltieea and departments and n pro.
gram win follow the dinner. Rerer.
vaiions should be made not later
than Saturday evening for tho din.
srr
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Music
Nine. Schumann-Heink
Program Announced

Nine. Sehumnnn.lielnk. the worlds
greatest contralfo. viii be heard in
concert at the Metropolitan theatre
Monday evening. She VIII be assist.
cd by Arthur Lossser nj the piano.
The program 10 be given follows:
''Ah R-adiml~ niirAns Gin Itaiianb....
....s..*ss++....tss .ss-...f. hossi
Armida Aria from "illnaido" GIN
lthflnnb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Handel
-Ah. Mons F1isF f+Ie prophste"l Gin
ffsnchl sf...s.s fsssss+.ss.. Asfefbeef
sme Bchafns m Hsius
Noefsfnes Y SHARP. s..-ss....... f-,o,t,
Mr.. fossser
fal Indian Love son" 1891. f@s8rsnes
10 Have foa seen Him in France ~.
.t.ss..ss#..sss...ss Ward stephens
fcl FLANDERS Requiem" .....
Cd ITO a Messenger" ..4s.... Ia Forge
tsl Where the West Begins"
Nms schusnmnB- Hsiuk
feiha .+.s.s...sss..s.... Eaehmsriroff
Mr isoraeer
taj when the Roses Hioonn-. ......
s..ss..-s..s.....i <suihe Esiehardte
Oh ''Irihonir" .s...... x,... aex.,,..,,
teD ''Hsidsrosistn" ...s.
Cd Pirate Dreams Charles Hserter
fsJ Boisro gin ttkiianl ......ss4 .Aroiti
nm~ Eehumann- iisink
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Personal

Mrs Dciphlna Miller. who has
been visiting her brother In law and
sister. Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles y. ciire.
since tho frs, OF December. will
leave January 20 for her homo In
Bradford. Conn.
Mrs William +. Finn left las,
evening for rAaadeua. Cal. for a two
months visit. During her absence
Mr.. Finn viii be domicilcd at the
College club.
Mr. and Mira H. l.. Gates are plan.
ming to leave next Thursday for a
three month"; trip in California
Mrs. J. J. Morcton. who has been
the guest OF her brother.iu.iaw and
sisier. Mr.. and Mrs. n. l.. Gates. left
Friday for her home in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Edward Iinig and little daugh.
ter Betty left yesterday for san
Franciaco. where they will Join Mr..
ualg and remain for several month";.
Miss Anna Hoge IL the weekend
guest OF Miss Phoebe Nell Tidmarsh
at her home at the Highlands.
Mr.. and Mira Jack welsh. who
have been in Spokane for the past
few months. have returned TO make
their homo in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest s.. Baiycat
and daughter have removed from
their home at 1884 Frink blvd. TO the
sheridan apartments for tho winter.
Miss octavia Murphy. with her Sis
ter. Mrs. Lucy Turner. are leaving
In about "A fortnight for la Jolla.
Cal. 10 spend the remainder OF the
winter.
Mrs. W. II. Wright and daughter.
Miss Margaret Wright, who have
been spending several months In the
city. will leave tho last OF the month
for Chicago. where they will remain
Indefinitely.
Miss Marian Parisean. who has
been the guest Of her sister. Miss
EuRenie Parisoan. for the past three
weeks. left Wednesday for her home
In Montreal. She viii visit In spo-
kane, Duluth and Chicago en- route.
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Reception VIII Honor
Nine. Schun,unn-HeinE

Honoring Mime. Schumann- Heink.
Sigma Chi fraternity. under the
auspices Of the Mothers club. will en-.
tertain with a reception at the
fraternity house. 4505 18th ave.
N. T.. Tuesday afternoon. January
10 from until O'Clock. One OF
Mime. Schumsnn-Heink's sons Is a
ngember Of Slgrna Chi
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Luncheon for
Mrs. Huteson

Mrs. James Hamilton dc vosive
has extended invitations TO ten
friends for n luncheon at her apart
ments Tuesday afternoon. entertain
ing for Mrs. Trafford HuteSon. who
has recently returned from the East
Only close friends OF Mrs. Huteson
have been invited.
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Dinner Compliments
VISITORS

|. Mr. ands Mrs. Xura Case enter.
tanned with a dinner Of twelve Gov
ers az their home Thursday evening.
complimentary 10 Mr.. and Mrs. O.
%. Stephenson. OF wcnatchee. who
are visiting friends In the city.
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QUEEN Anne Circle Child
(on~ry alton League

Queen Anne Circle Of the Child
Conservation iearue VIII meet
Wednesday. January Is. nj 80 p. m.
with Mira Patience Crcau-. 2si7 Sec.
ond ave. ". The following program
will be given. The Work. study and
School System in Gary. Ind" by
Mira. O. !. Van Bnsklrk. Schools as
Community centers." MIR. r. ~
Cahlil. dramatic reading. The Win.
ming OF Hendcrson's Field" Miss
Dorothy Snowdcn.
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Afternoon VIII
Commitment Mrs. Paine

Mrs Claude c. Ramsay has In.
yited eight friends for two tables o.
bridss at her home next Friday after
noon IA n compliment 20 Mrs, w. II
Payne. who Is leaving shortly for a
trtp To Peru
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Miss Leonard to
Entertain ct Luncheon

On Monday afternoon Miss Olive
Leonard will entertain with a lunch.
con OF twelve covers at the Sunset
club. complnmenting Miss Nellie Eel.
ger. who Ii leaving next week for a
visit In California.
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Queen Anne Circle of Fruit and
Hover Mission

Tho regular meeting Of the Queen
Ann. circle Of the Fruit and Flower
Mission viii be held Monday. Janu.
AIRY 10. ~ Tho home ~ Mrs. Charles
Finn. ios w McGraw VI. AIissay
meeting. Important business will be
transacted
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CLUBS roR MONDAY
ballard won,en's Christian
Temperance Union

The Ballard Women's Christian
Temperance Union will give the fol
lowing program az the Ballard Pres
hsterian church. corner nth ave. ~.
w. and Market Sc. Monday evening.
January is;
tons, Presbyterian church choif
httiptufs reading and prayer. nsx. VI
= WlihSlfn, pastor Of this ballard ffss
hytsfian church.
Nocai solo ~ Mrs Nauds y. Thomss
Introductory address ~ Mrs Lillian
Vincent
HlnaiaH. male auar,st calvary h y
church
Address By Rev NJ A, Matthews. pss-
tor ftfHt Presbyterian church
hnio ~ Nr. q iliaekstone.
Address. Practical huHHestians On law
Enforcement" b. NJ. u. a. HaAsiiins,
prohibition nNeut
heading. @our flag" ~ Mr.. Emma
Anderson.
singing. quartet. GILMAN Park NJ "
church.
singing. -Americn"
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Mr.. and Mrs. Aver
Hosts

Mr. and Mrs. Fred c. Aver wern
hosts az an informal dinner. followed
by cards. at their home last evening.
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Queen City Sunshine Club

Queen city Sunshine club will
meet at the Masonic Temple, Tues.
day, January IL. at .. m. Cards.
All Eastern Stars and friends in.
vltcd.
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Queen Council. Y. L. l.. have
been invited by the Everett insti.
tuie To attend the installation or
their officers. which will be fol-
lowed by n banquet on Sunday.
January Is. plans are being made
20 charter private cars. and mem
bers wishing TO so may make res.
er~ations by calling Elizabeth Rob
irson. Elicit 1875 or Elliott 4os5 NJ.
Everett interurban viii leave
terminal at ] p. IN.
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sunset Height. Literary Club

Sunset Heights Literary club viii
meet on Tuesday. January II. AZ
tho home Of Mrs. Marsh Brown. sss
~. sist st Program as usual
Large attendance desired. Hostess,
Mr.. Mary i. Brown. Take Phln.
ney car TO siEt ST.
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Mrs. Donald G.. Fisher wili Be
hostess TO tho members Of her card
club az her home next Tuesday after.
noon.
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Afadrona Guild Dzp~s

An informal dance and card party
will be given Saturday evening.
January 81. AZ the Motor Dealers
club. 1891 Seneca st.. by Madrona
guild Of tho Or;hopedic hospital.
Reservations may be made thru Airs.
y. T. whiting. East 5sos. and Mrs.
8. y. Mitchell. Eas; so0s. The affair
VIII begin at $50 y. M
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Healing Meetings

Weekly healing meetings viii be
held Wednesdays from . until ;
o'clock at eo3 Peoples Bank build.
ing. Subject for next Wednesday viii
be. what Heals. and why1- Thcs.
meetings are free.
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thai
Of q
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thai
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Myrtle chapter. O. v. y will me-,
Monday January 10. at a y. m. IN
the corinihian room at The Masonic
temple.
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Quarante Club
Canadian Club Note.

Opening the years festivities with
a dance and card party. the Canadian
club Of Seattle will hold It's first
regular meeting on January II at
1905 Fifth ave. The entertainment
committee. headed by Mrs. w. s
Keith and DIR. /. l.. Neill, is In
charge of the program.
on January 81 the club win give
an encore dance at the Seattle Yacht
club. January 81 has been selected
for progressive whist party and
on February II n Valentine masquer-
AIDE win be given. Invitations for
ali these events viii he in the hands
OF the members OF the club.
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Olympic Circle No. a.

Olympic circle No. ~. Neishbors
Of woodcraft. viii hold benefit
card party Monday evening. January
is. at o'clock IN woog'H hall. Bai.
lard. Pubic cordially invited. Cards
and refreshments.
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The Ladies' Grotfo club WI enter.
tain with a whist party at Wings
cafeteria. 1903 First ave. Saturday.
January 81. AZ $40. All Eastern
Stars. Masons and their friends In.
yIted-
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GeodfcIIows' Club Dame

An informal dance will be given
by the Goodfcllows' club in EllSs'
temple Saturday evening. January
81.
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Princess Angelina raric~ No. .

Tho Native Daughters Of Washing
ton. Princess Angelina parior No. 3.
viii give a card party at 7;ts Friday
evening. January 20. az tho J. o. O..
T. ball. 1909 Virginia ~
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CapitoI nm ". Z. T.u.

Capitol ian W. G. r. u. will rnee,
In the Methodist Protestant church.
corner OF John NJ. and 18Th ave.
Tuesday. January IL. All day vic
tory meeting. Good SPEAKERS wiIi be
present. BRING lunch.
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CUT THIS QUIT Is WORTH
MONEY

Cut out this slip. enclose with so
TO Foley & Co, 2ss5 Sheffield Ave.
Chicago. H.. writing your name and.
address clearly. You viii receive in
return a trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound.
for coughs, colds and Group. Foley
Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic
Tablets
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The King County Legislative Ped.
Grafton will meet Monday. January
10. n, ? p. IN. IN the second floor
club rooms al the Y W. G. A. The
women'a association Of tho First
Presbyterian church will have charF.
% the following program; Music ey
Mr.. Harry A. Hurdick and Mrs.
Gloria DE knatel. Miss Clara ~ Hunt
VIII speak on The Funrhlno Of Sc
nitle". Mrs. l.. y shotwcii. president
% the Ruth school. on Tho Sun.
flowers by the Wayaidc''. Dr. Hattie
Slaughter wili speak on The Sneak
Thief In our Midst" and Or. Russell
". Thrapp on som. Crying Needs 81
Seattle" Mrs. H. W. wnke. presl.
dent % the association. win &C, az
chairman EXECUTIVE. meeting at !.
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Junior Order 81 Moose

Director A. G. Burrows is In the
city by direction OF District Super.
visor Long to organize n Junior Or
der of MOOSE. The Junior order in.
cludes young men from 16 to 81
years OF age The preliminary meet
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John Hay PIT, A.

John Hay PIT. A. will meet at
the school Tuesday. January ~. ut
3 y. IN. IN Observance OF Thrift
week. Mrs. j. V. Smith OF the
Northwest Trust and state banl,
will speak on '"rhe Household
Budget" Refreshments viii DO
served during the social hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-14
ADDITIONAL CLUES
women's Century Club

The Art department Of tho Won.
ems Century club viii hold tia an.
nuai Indoor picnic at the home .of
Mrs. Blake u. Mills sss ssd ave.
". Monday. January re. at y. m.
The program will consist 81 talks on
The Sculpture and Murslis Of tho
Pacific Coast" By MrS. y. w. Bert.
Jr.. and Mrs. Jessie NJ. Elliott. and on
Kenyon Cox" by Mrs. J. II. Hiil.
Tho French department viii meet at
the Hotel Washington at II n. m
The Spanish department meets Wed.
nesday at 1880 a. IN.
Lady Eagles
Lady Eagles viii meet Wednesday.
January IS. in the NJ. T.. u. A. hall
on First ave. Luncheon at y. m.
followed by cards and installation Of
officers.
Trustees Of FEDERATED Clubs 10 Meet
The trustees OF the Seattle Fcdera.
ton OF womcn's clubs viii meet
Tuesday. January IL. 1890 A. m. al
tho clubhouse.
business and Professional Womcn's
Club
On Tuesday. January II. the Seat.
tie business and Professional Won.
ems club viii hold a closed meeting