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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-23
Music
Scotney Brilliant Artist


Evelyn acotney. the brilliant color
atura soprano OF tho Metropolitan
Opera company, who will appear In
concert here at the Plymouth Con
gregntional church. on Tuesday ave-
ming. oct. "a. was born Mt Boliafnt,
Victoria. the Gold city OF Australia.
Her family moved soon afterward 10
Melbourne. where ahe grew up and
was educated. She early developed
an unusually beautiful voice. bhe
first spfang into public notice at a
reception given In honor OF the late
Lord Kitchener. when shs appeared
aa noiofkt OF the evening Miss Scot
ney was but just ~. and tho extrsor-
binary beauty OF her voice ane her
Eiflish grace and beauty caused a
furor Of applause and appreciation.
In the audience was Mime. Nellie
Melba. After Eveiyn's last number
the great diva gathered the young
singer into her arms.
Here" she exclaimed. is my sue
eesnor--my golden voiced song birdi ."
SO IL was arranged that Evelyn nc
company the diva 10 Paris and there
commence her training for an oper-
attic career under Meiba's personal
direction. The days In tho French
capitol were wonder-dayH for the lit
Ito Australian girl. and within a year
her fame an a singer was heraided
abroad Soon came the offer from
the Boston Grand Opera company.
and Miss scotney returned 10 Amer-
ca TO become leading coioratura sing
er with that organization before hhe
was quite 20.
Her success in Boston was insian-
taneous. Lucia. Mimi. Gilda---ono
after another she enacted tho famous
coloratura and lyric roles. success
following success. Coon came the
call TO join the Metropolitan opera
forces. Her success in New York
was quite as marked ms In Boston.
and since her admittance 90 the
sacred portals Of the Metropolitan.
she has scored In all OF the leading
coloratura roles.
This II Mlns Sco,ney's second
transconiinentai concert tour. and
she Is rapidly becoming as great q
favori'e In this field as IN the opernt-
Ic. Her voice IL clear and true. and
IL remarkably flexible IN ford song
rhe II a master at the gentle art OF
program making. and her concerts
are always thoroiy enjoyable affairs
With Mias scotpey M assisting art
is,. viii be MAMMALIAN Rose. Russian
yioiinist. who will play several solo
groups. Mr, Rose has attained an en-
yiable place for himself IN eastern
musical affairs. and his playing ~
sure 20 prove an added enjoyment
TO the concert on Tuesday evening.
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FTuIE marriage Of Miss Phyllis Crit.
i fiths. daughter OF Mrs. Rena
Grlffiths and granddaughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence n. Raglcy. 60 Mr.,
Martius King. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Harry King. OF seattle. viii ho sol.
smnized Monday evening. November
G. az $50 o'clock. az the Alpha Nj
Delta sorority house.
Honoring Miss Grlffiths. Mrs.
Frederick Dent Hammons has issued
Invitations for large tea at her
home. 1898 Willard pl. "Wednesday
afternoon. November I. from 4 until
6 O'Clock.
Saturday afternoon. October IS.
Mrs. Harry Eugene Allen has cards
out for bridge party at her resi-
dence on Queen Anne hill.
"Wednesday evening. october IS.
Miss Elsie Collins Is entertaining
with a supper and shower az her
home. with invitations limited TO tho
Intimate friends OF tina honor guest.
and on Friday evening. October 81.
Miss Sarah Harris will entertain
twenty rive OF Miss Griffiths' sorority
sisters with an informal supper In
her honor.
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The auxiliary 10 the Seattle Rose
society met Friday at the 81. Regis
cafe. Plans we're formulated for reg.
ular monthly lectures on Horticulture
by leading authorities. TO begin the
first Of the year. which will prepare
amateur gardeners for the planting
OF spring flowers.
On Friday, November 10. Mr.. II. l..
Collier. president OF the Rose society,
VIII address the auxiliary ON "The
Planting OF Roses. Bulbs. Perennials
and Shrubbery."
The annual election Of auxiliary
officers was held, with the following
result: Mrs. r.. Harper, president.
Mrs. Fred Wonzer, vice president.
Mrs. J.. Ketterer, secretary: Mrs.
Harry Stuart. treasurer, and Mrs.
Arthur Alexander Phinney, publicity
correspondent.
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Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Morgan Mills
arrived In town today from San
Francisco. and arc guests at the lio-
tel Washington for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles X. Poe will
leave Tuesday for Loa Angeles. Mr.
Poo will return in about a fortnight
but Mrs. Poe will remain In tho
South for some time.
Mrs. wallace Green coiilns loft 10.
day for a abort trip in the East.
Mrs. III. o. Harweil and three sons.
Sterling. Henry and Howard. win
leave November for an Indefinite
stay In California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Boyle are
spending 10 days In san Francisco.
Mr.. and Nrs- Charles W. cloriuH.
Of 81. Paul. are the guests Of their
son and daughter-in-iaw. Mr. and
Mrs. William Chorus. NJ their home
across Lake Washington.
STR. and Mrs Edward Adams arc
removing this week TO their new
homo on ssth ave. ". Washington
park.
Mrs. A. II. Anderson left Saturday
for California, TO be away about a
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles willard slim
son left last week for the East. 20.
Ing by the way Of California.
Mrs. Della williams. Of EienshurT.
Is visiting Mrs. Hawthorn. Dent.
Mrs. Blanfy. with her little daugh.
ter Betty. u Waiting her son.in.iAw
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Romaino Moffctt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal williams. OF
Lummi island. will arrive In Seattle
the last Of October TO spend tho win.
ter here.
Mrs. John Harris and her iitti.
son left Saturday for California to
spend the winter in Los Angeles and
Hollywood
Mr.. George Iadd Mum has rc-
turned from trip abroad and IA a
guest at the University club.
Mrs. Nancy Zan Scott. OF Portland.
Is tho guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
Conan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Jones' have
come in from their summer place at
Penrho's 20 their house in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Carstens and
family have removed from their sum.
mer home on Cambridge island to
their home nj els 33rd ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ". spargur
spent the weekend at their country
home at Port Madison.
Mrs Henry Augustine. Of Spokane.
formerly of Seattle, iw visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Charles T.. Hubbard at their
home. High Ciyff." on Magnolia
Bluff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Jerome are
planning TO leave the last OF this
month on an extended Eastern trip.
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Holds Civil Service
Records Are Public

Written records OF all appoint
rncnts. transfers. vacancies. promo
tions and designations affecting eivil
srrsicc employees mus, be kept a, all
times and must be open 10 public
inspection. according 10 an opinion
ISSUED Mondny by the office Of Cor.
poratlon Counsel Walter y. Meier.
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Pretty Wedding in st.
Andrews Church

On the thirtieth wedding anniver-
sary OF the brides parents, the wed.
ding Of Miss Ruth Warren. daughter
81 Mr. and Mrs. Frank III. Warren,
TO Mr.. John A. Aibrecht was solemn.
izcd Thursday afternoon, October 10.
At ST. Andrews Episcopal church.
Rev. Clarence Thwyng read the sery-
ice.
Brilliant autumn leaves and bright
dahlias transformed the little edlfIce
into garden setting for the occa.
sion. Miss Nina La Nleve played the
wedding music and Mr.. william Ger.
ard sang. prior to the ceremony, 20
Perfect Love"
Mrs. George Buchanan edith War.
rem. sister OF the bride, was matron
Of honor. and her only attendant.
She was attired In her own wedding
gown Of cream-colored georgette
crepe over ivory satin. trimmed with
bands OF Irish lace. A silver and gold
bandeaux adorned her hair and she
wore diamond necklace. Her flow.
ers were Ophelia roses and pink and
white cactus dahlias.
The bride. given in marriage by
her father. was daintily gowned In
white satin. deliberately trimmed with
rare old lace. fashioned In the new
long mode. Her ven OF cream silk
net reached to the bottom OF her
skirt and was bound with coronet
of orange blossoms. Orchids. gar.
denias and lilies OF the valley fell in
a lovely shower from white prayer.
book.
Mr.. Harold Hart was best man and
Mr.. John Warren and Mr.. George
Warren. brothers OF the bride, the
ushers.
Mrs. Warren wore costume Of sill.
YER taffeta trimmed in cut steel and
coral beads, and corsage Of orchids
and lilies OF the valley. Mrs. Kath.
crime Tins was gowned In midnight
blue Canton crepe. heavily beaded.
and her corsage was Of violets and
roses.
Afterwards there was n reception
and supper at the brides home.
Here color scheme OF pink and
lavender prevailed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albrecht left for n
short wedding trip. the bride wear.
ing for travelling a three.piece suit
Of imported heather tweed. the en-
broidered blouse Of cream Canton
crepe. with this. she wore n snug.
fitting hat Of green and white velvet
and corsage OF orchids.
After November l they will be a,
home at 1143 Elizabeth st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-23
Assistants Named for
Guild Tea

Table reservations are rapidly com.
ing in for the bridge tea tho First
Hin guild Of the orihopedic hospital
Is giving at the Hotel Sorrento on
Thursday afternoon. october 2s.
) Mrs John Collins. Mrs. George T.
Myers. Mrs. Manson r. Backus and
Mrs William d. Perkins will alter.
nate at the urns. and assisting viii
be Miss Doris Fischer. Miss Lorraine
Campbell. Miss Augusta TrimbIe.
Miss Frances listed. Miss Lucy Sem
pie Swanstrom. Miss Katherine
Nicholson. Mrs. Edwin Guthrie. Mrs.
T. w. Buschmann. Mrs. Harry Hart.
man and Mrs. George A. Kribs.
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Mrs. Schulz Issues
Cards for Tea

Mrs. Schulz. wife 81 Col. Ed
her daughter. Miss Gertrude schulz
have sent out cards for a tea nj their
home Friday afternoon. October 81.
from > until 6 O'Clock. honoring Mrs.
Hartman. wife OF Cot John II. l..
Hartman. L. :. A. who has recently
come here to take command o. the
United States cable office. and for
Mrs. Pearce. wife OF Col. Earle
darcy Pearcc. U. $. A.. in charge OF
the military department at the Uni.
yersity OF Washington.
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Service Tuesday at
Tea .Shnn

Denny-Fuhrman guild win be In
charge at the Orthopedic Tea Shor
Tuesday, with Mrs. Abe Friedman as
hostess. Assisting will be Mrs. ". A
Johanson. Mrs. NJ. Hamburger, Mrs
J. G. harmon. Mrs. ". III. Chavclle,
Mrs. A. u. Tollefsen. Mrs. A. r.
Barry. Mrs. Henry II. Morris. Mrs.
A.. J. FaIknor and Miss Dorothy
waldo.
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Alleged Chiryese
Bandit Captured

Charged with rob<king A. d. Ven
turoso. Seattle cannefy contractor. II
$1,000 last Tuesday.l Chin Sick, q.
legged Chinese banditl was under r..
rest In Portland Montiay. He il heid
for extradition TO wdshington- Cha
Sick was Identified by Ventures
Sunday as the man ho held him %
in a soft drink shop at 10th ava
and Washington sd and took II
payroll from him. Yenturoxo at t.
time WAS paying off employees 4
robbery charge was filed In Just
c. C. Daiton's court sionday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-23
Ex-Government
Physician Warns

or peril attending the use OF one
set gland formula for all cases
There are several dozen combina-
tions OF glad formulas. each one for
n certain ailment. and III you take
the wrong one for your case, you
may do yourself infinite harm.
Far better for you 10 call and see
our specialist, be examined free. and
find out Just which one lis suitable
for your case. Port of Health. 1927
Third ave.. opposite the T.. O.--Ad-
yertisement.
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Music Sfndu Club

Mrs. II. II. Perry win entertain the
Music Study club Tuesday afternoon
at 100 o'clock. At her home. 1910 r.
Lynn 81. when the following pro
gram arranged by Mrs. v. J. Wallace.
win be given:
Paper ne ethovsu and Msndsissehn~
Mics Aarxarst G. Eek
Anfsnte Movement. Cpw -. n~ethoven
Mrs w. VI. orie
II would That Ny Love- .Nsnfsissohn
Mrs Homer l. Elchsr
Minnst ............4........ Be~thossn
Mrs H. 4 slmkfn and
Mrs r. ~ Andersen
Group 81 Songs without words. ........
...............-..... Msndeissohn
.sCouffdsne~-
.ronsaistlen~
Hope
Mrs cas- Krsek.
sOn Wings 81 Song. ...... Hend-isaohn
Mrs. ~. q Hinptia
1esshcvsr's Esconf symphony. ........
Mrs =. Burbank and
Eiinor Rockwell Fita
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Large Bridge Luncheon
at Ndru Yard

In farewell to Mrs. Emit Thesis.
who. with Miss Katherine Theiss. Is
sailing November 4 for Honolulu TO
spend the winter. Mrs we,tcngei.
wife OF Capt. Ivan &. Wcttengcl. T..
$. n. has invitations out for a large
bridge luncheon al her quarters at
the navy yard Tuesday afternoon.
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I..dr stIrIInr chapler. ID. a. u.

Lady Stirling chapter. u. A. II.
will hav. lta annual observance Of
Roosovelt'a birthday nj the home OF
Mrs. Caroline y. Clark. ibos 18Th
ave. n. T.. on Friday. October ~.
from until o'clock. Mra. Clark
viii be assisted IN receiving by Mrs.
Edna ~. Morgan. and Mrs. Edwin J.
Brown will be tho honor guest. Mem.
bcrs arc requested 20 bring quota.
TORS from Roosevelt. and also are
privileged to invite one guest.
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City PanheIlenic Club

The City PanhcIicnio club will
meet at p. m. Tuesday. October "a,
at the home OF Miss Marie Leghorn.
100 Prospect ~.
Ethel Hunlcy Coldwcli. dean of
women NJ tho University OF wash.
ington. and MFR. j. q. Fletcher. voca.
tional secretary at tho university.
will sneak
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Luncheon to Honor
Mrs. Pane

To honor Mrs. Russell Gordon
Page. who has recently come here to
make her home. Mrs. Clare r. Farms.
worth win entertain with n luncheon
Of eight covers at her residence on
"Wednesday afternoon. later attend
ing the musicale at the Sunset club.
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ballard uIrh P..T. A.

Tho Ballard IiiKh School PIT. A..
viii meet IN the school lunch room at
$50 y. m. Tuesday. October a. The
program has been arranged by the
Adams school Miss Jane Doran
win play a plano solo. accompanied
by Miss Emily Duvail. Mas Edna
carlestron viii talk and Miss Ruth
Greiner viii repor, on her travels IN
the Hawaiian islands. Refreshments
VIII DO served by girls OF the John Il.
Allen school
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Womnn's Century CIuh

Ame@canization department OF the
Womnn's Century club viii meet at
II a. m. in the board room OF the Y.
w. G. A.
Political science department win
meet In private dining room of the
Y. w. G. A. at o'clock.
Parliamentary procedure depart.
ment will convepe at the hoard room
OF the Y. w. G. A. NJ 2.3o p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-23

a new skirt and a new blouse are
being shown for afternoon wear dur.
ing the coming season
The skirt IL draped. OF course. In a
series OF graceful folds on the right
side. A narrow fitted yoke Is new
and good looking.
on the left side one sees some.
times a drape Of the material that
hangs from the belt 20 below the
hem.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


The Ballard w. c. T. 4. viii meet
with Mrs. r. n Clark. 77ai 18th ave.
~ w. Friday. October ~. al ? p. m.
Tho program viii be IN charge Of
Mrs. Lillian Coover. Subject.
Health and Medical Temperance"
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BRIDGE Luncheon Club

with covers marked for twelve.
Miss Claire ssoltenberK ~ entertain
ing the members Of her bridge lunch
con club AZ her homo Tuesday after.
noon.
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DorIe Social Club

poric Social club. o. ". g.. will en-.
terrain with a card party AZ the home
OF Mrs. Jessie Ramstcad. tb21 Green
wood ave. Thursday. october 20. at
? .. m. Prizes and refreshments.
Eastern Stars invited.
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Interiake PIT. A, viii meet Tues.
day. October "a. nj Tao D. m. IN the
basement OF the school. Mrs. G.
Arthur Narncy. former state presi.
dent Of the National Congress OF
Mothers and ParentTeaoher nHnoeias
lions. and Mrs. Reuben Jones viii
speak ON tho aoio plan. Mr.. II. II.
Vivian win lead the community sing
ing. Refreshments. Large attend
ance desired.
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Seattle
Society

Miss Phyllis Gritfiths to
Have Sorority Wedding
on November 8; Tea
USiH Welcome Neic Ar
riudls.
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John u. Alien P..T. A.

3 Tho John u. Allen PIT. A. will
meet Tuesday. october "a. NJ \ .. m.
Speakers will present the pros and
cons OF initiative measure No. 40.
Music win be a part OF the program.
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Wallingford circle Of the First
Presbyterian church will meet with
Mrs. A. Jeffrey. 4sos DcnHmore ave,
Wednesday. October IS. at : y. m.
Visitors welcome.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS
pbo.lod.n.lrop CIub

Tho Rhododendron club viii hold
an aIi.day meeting Tuesday. october
-. az thu home 81 Mrs. Katherine
Magoon. e25 27th ave. y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-23

A progressive whist party will be
given BY Aaulla lodge No. IS. u. II.
y. A.. at their hail. 100 Madinon at.
Wednesday evening. October 20. ut ?
o'ciock. Favorn awarded and TO
frcnhments served. Members and
friends welcome.
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Mrs. Appleton Hostess

Mrs. T. J. Appleton. Jr.. win have
the members OF her bridge luncheon
club at her home for luncheon Tues.
day afternoon. Covers viii be marked
for twelve.
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Canadian Women. Cinb

Mrs George T. Duncan. president
OF tho Canadian women's club. ex.
tends an Invitation thru the press 70
all charter members Of tho organize.
ton. for a tea az her home. ias5 a.d
ave. s.. on Tuesday afternoon. octo.
bor "a. from 2 until 8 O'Clock. a..
sistinx the hostess viii be the present
members Of tho club.
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Bridqe Dinner Club

Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur seruhy viii
entertain their bridge dinner club az
their horne Tuesday evening. when
covers viii be placed for twelve
guests.
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The regular meeting Of the clion'
Ian club win be held az the home OF
Mrs. Ray Gllkerson. 1855 soih ave.
~, Tuesday. October "a. at .. IN.
This will be tho first OF the series OF
lessons on Japan. All members are
requested 90 be present.
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Seattle review. 40. 3. W. ~. A.. Of
the Narcabecs. will meet Thursday.
October "a. in the A. O. 4. W. hall.
1909 Ninth ave. Anniversary and
Past commanders' night business
meeting at p. m.
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Prorrc..l,e Thou rht Club

The study department OF the Pro
gressivc Thought club viii meet with
Mrs. Anna y. winsor. 25i7 18th
ave. g.. Wednesday afternoon. oc,o.
Der rs. Mt 1870 o'clock.
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Seattle Circle. No. haa

Seattle circle, No. $40. Neighbors
OF Woodcraft. will give a Halloween
masque ball Mt the Swedish club.
house. Tuesday evening. October "a.
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AM Woman. Improvement CLUB

Tho AK Woman's Improvement
club viii hold ~ social meeting a;
tho home OF Mrs. Charles Ncf.arsn.
s0g7 5eth ave. T. w. al .. m. Tues.
day. October "a. Heatennes for the
afternoon vii he Mrn. po~ney. Mrs.
Harry James. Mrs. Leonard smith.
Mrs. w. J. webb. Mrs. Richard
Baker and Mrs. McIarcn.
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Epiphany guild OF the Church Of
tho Epiphany will meet Ia tho guild
room for sewing AZ o'clock Tues
day. October 20 Members are re.
ques,ed to bring In finished work for
tho coming bazaar.
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FruI. and Flower Mission

North broadway circle Of the Fruit
and Flower Mission will meet Tues.
day morning October "a. az 10
O'Clock. with Mrs Harry O. Mc.
Knight. 700 Bellevue ave.
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Sunset Club TO Haze
SOnq Recital

The first musicale az the Sunset
club this season will be on wedncs.
day afternoon. when Mr.. Archie
RuSgies. lyric tenor. with Mrs. Fred.
efick Bentley at the piano. will pre-.
sent the following attractive program
Of songs AZ o'clock:
'rriers- tfrOm To cia-)..... .xassrns,
n
tal Nina CiTf0-f7gel ........ .prrgoi,s,
fhf % 81 IL. Fisurs" ........... Mass~r~t
te1 la chanson des cloehss~ Fourdrasn
81 H&4rtea4 1880. ssss.-ssss .rtnFtta
thl But lately IN psness. .srsnsky
tst Charity .-......s-....- Haxerfnsn
td) Newer the Slxhtinxsis". .Hsurtsr
~
fs1 Thoughts Have wings-. .........
.ss.s-.+.s -....... Liza Lehman
ttl sHoats Of Mine" ............s Miller
tef Evening sonxr......s....... Speaks
ave MARIA .ss...sssss.s.s Kahn
VITA violin obisxaso BY Miss Edith
Kendall
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South Park W. G. T. u.

South Park W. c. r. L. will meet
az the home OF Mrs. II. c. Tiilotron.
1863 cioverdaie a.. Tuesday. October
-. AZ 1850 .. m. Mrs. Jackson sii
baugh viii speak on legislative mat
terr. and some OF the new measures
10 be voted upon az the next election.
All Interested invited. Refreshments.
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Writers Club
Gamma Phi Bcta AIumnae

Gamma Phi Beta alumnae will
meet az the home OF Mrs. Max wal.
skc. 1900 35th ST., Tuesday evening,
October "a. az o'clock, for dinner.
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Garfield High school PIT. A. VIII
hold III regular meeting Tuesday
October -. at s'ao p. m, In ,ne
auditorium at tho school. oetae'
auainted meeting Music.
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Seattle Lodge. No. I

Seattle lodge. No. 7. Degree Of
Honor Protective association. VIII
hold It's meeting Tuesday. october -.
at T;ss y. m. In Evergreen hall. A. o.
u. w building. 1909 Ninth ave,
Seattle Lodge. No. 7. Degree Of
Honor Protective association. will
give Halloween party for children
Of members at Evergreen baii At
y. IN.
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Tho women's auxiliary 10 Seattle
Cynnassic society win meet Tues.
day. October -. At lao. for gymna.
stun exercises. and p. m. for cards
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Veterans of Foreign Wars, Col.
Roosevelt Auxiliary. viii meet with
Mrs. j. y. siEier. s2ip wailinsford
ave. Tuesday. October -. Luncheon
at u o'clock. Friends invited Come
prepared 10 sew. Take Green ias~
or Meridian ears.
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Women. Lyric Choral Club

The women's Lyric Choral club OF
the First Presbyterian church will
meet In tho main Sunday school room
OF the church Tuesday, october 81. at
7:s5 D. m.
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Ladies' OF the @. a. II. Home Sew.
Ing club will meet at tho home OF
Mrs. Maud Gardner. 1910 Alki ave.
Wednesday. October IS. Luncheon
will be served at noon. Take No.
car and get off at station.
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The literary Interpretation and
current TOPICS department Of tho Re.
attic woman'a club viii meet Tues.
day. October ~. at the homo Of Miss
Llbbey Trimbie. 7tss Harvard ave.
N. at 1910 o'clock sharp.
Madame Marie weruli Beebe will
instruct In browning and Miss Maud
McGough In current topics. Mira. J.
10. Baker win b, hostess.
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CaIeidh Club

CaIeidh Club
Caleldh club Will meet Tuesday aft.
ernoon. october "a. with Mrs. s. s.
FrAntz. 123 5fst st.
Writers Club
Writer'S club will meet Tuesday.
October "a. at .. m. In tho lecture
room OF the Y. w. G. A. Stories will
be read by Mrs. II. l.. Jenkins. Mrs
y. r. Johnston and Miss Pamela T..
Jones. Visitors are welcome.