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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-09

Custer camp No. 1 Sons ~ veter.
ans and It's auxiliary held a joint
installation Of officers Tuesday eve.
ming. Jan. .. when the following Of.
ficerH were installed By Charles -.
Wood Commander. William Lang
don. senior vice comma ndcr. Charles
Noiop secretary and treasurer. Frank
shlpioy. junior vice commander, G.
Calhoun. chnplain. NJ. sheldon. color
guard MIR kchram. guide. ". Elmer
son. inside Guard. g. Barrett. patri.
otic instructor. Charles Wood. camp
council. James Hamilton. Richard
LaymAn.
Tho officers Installed in Custer
auxiliary No. by Mira. Eugene Carr.
president % the Tacoma auxiliary.
and her STAFF were; Past president
Frances Layman. president Mrs.
Nan Palmer vice president. Mrs
Jessie Lewis. treasurer. Mrs. Kathe.
rine Franklin. secretary. MlaH May
Maseear. chaplain. Mrs. Irene Blue.
patriotic instructor, Mrs. Florence
canirell. guide. Mira Rinnla Iiodgrn.
assistant guide. Mrs Nina Downing
color bearers. Mrs. Cora LouchA.
Grace Barrett. guards. Mrs. Lulu sd.
wards. Mrs. Lucy Hamilton. trustees.
Mira. Carrie Burte. Mrs Alice French
and Mrs. Minnie 81 Marie. musician,
Miss Grace Hurd. press correspond
ent. Mrs. Jessie Hagen.
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Anniversary to Be
ObserUed

Plans for the card party Rainier
Chapter. Daughters Of the Amer
can Revolution. arc giving In com
rnemorstisn of Washington wed
ding day January II. have just
been announced.
The party will be given at the
Bungalow and play will begin at :
o'clock. Mrs. +. NJ. Jordan Is gen
eral chairman OF the affair. Mira
G. c. Phillips and Ms. Lucien
Jones are in charge Of the prizes
Mrs. u. X. Loose is chairman Of
the telephone committee, and In
charge OF arrangements are Mrs
Ernest y. Hussey. Mrs. John r
Wagner and Mrs. william n. Van
Tstten.
Tho ticket committee Is composed
Of the following ladies': Mrs. Hamp
ton Moran. Nrs. George Weir. Mrs
William ID. Scott. Mrs George
Thirsk. Mrs. Edwin Ripley. Mrs
Howard Ballard and Mrs. David w
Bowen.
The hostesses. who will be az
tired In Colonial costume. are Mrs
Walter Warmer Reed. regent; Nrs
William Sherman Walker. state
regent: Mrs. Eliza Ferry Leary. past
vice president-Reneral. National so
ciety: Mrs. Edmund Bowden. past
state regent. and Mrs. ~. r.. Davis,
Mrs. II. ID. Hurley. Mrs. o. H. Car.
penter and Miss Winonah Black.
well
Reservations may be made with
Mrs. r. M. Jordan, East 5393. or
with any member OF the ticket
committee.
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ladies auxiliary 10 Seattle Gym
naStic society. 1919 Eighth ave. will
meet at $50 y. IN. Exercises fol.
lowed by business meeting and In.
s,ailation OF officers At $40 p. IN.
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Personal

Miss Elizabeth Chadwick. who Ia.
teen visiting her brother ln.iaw and
sister. Mr.. and Ara. Arthur Kerr,
in Yakima. since before Christmas
will return this week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson
removed Saturday from the Hotel
Washington TO tho Hotel Otis.
Mr. and Mrs. orvai @. Stephenson
% wenatcheo are visiting friends in
the city.
Mr.. and Mir. Frederick Dent
Hammonz have removed from the
Moore APARTMENTS 10 their residence.
iS.s willard place.
] Mz. !. A. Stuart has returned
% her home In Vancouver after
spending fortnight with her son.
Mr.. O. A. Stuart.
Mrs.. W. c. Sutton and MIS-
Elizabeth sutton have returned
from California. where they spen,
tho holidays.
Mr. and Mrs, Melvin J. Garter.
who have been visiting In town
for several weeks. returned today
TO their homo In Benton city.
Capt. and Mrs. w. II Ballard 70
turned Tuesday from Yakima. where
they spend the holidays with their
son and daughter.in.La law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley Ballard.
Mr.. Louis y. Boynton left to-day
for Lake Chclan to bo away about
month.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Brown re.
turned yesterday from "A trip Of
several weeks In the East and
South.
Mr.. Edward G. Hamiln. who rpen,
tho holidays with his parents. Mfr.
and Mrs. r.. II. Hamlin. has returned
TO resume his studies at the Univer.
siiy OF California
Mrs. w. IT. Payne IL planning 20
leave In February for New York.
whence she will sail for Lima, Peru.
to be away for about six months.
Mr. Charles Driver IL leaving the
last OF the month for Chicago. TO re-
main indefinitely. Mrs. Driver Is now
in Los Angeles and will Join him
later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert s. Graham
left yesterday morning for Now York,
where they will remain about six
months.
Mrsand Mrs. ". ". Iatimer are
leaving In about fortnight for Hon.
olulu. to be gone six weeks
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Dancing Party

Miss Helena Casey entertained the
members Of the Aflxpah club with a
New Years dance at the home OF her
aunt. Mrs. Bernard A. Brady, Mon.
day evening. The YuIetihc spirit was
manifested in the Christmas decora-
tons and By the favors given the
guests.
Those present were the Nisses
Monica Kaufer. Mabel strehiau. Mil
drsd kildalc. Esther porc. Nan Mar.
mont. Clara Brons. Barbara Kelley.
Ruth Casey. Beatrice Cromley. Mary
Casey. Helena Casey and the Mcssrs.
Walter Lund- leonard Kaufcr. Lcs.
lie Serland. Allison bly,. Fred Kurz
Arthur Kane. fanier Walker. Or.
Garccau. George Mckteer. Charles =.
MorLarty and shadwick Franklin.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert s. Graham
left yesterday morning for Now York,
where they will remain about six
months.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS



Ciionian club at the Federated
Club houre az 2 .. m. Thrift pro
gram In charge Of Mrs. W. H.
Hawthorne.
Seattle Review No. 2
Seattle Review No. \. W n A. of
tho Maccahees. M the 4. O. u. w
hail, iaoo Fourth ave. Dfill.
Canadian Woman's Club
Canadian womau'a club will meet
al the " W. g. a. at ] q. IN. An.
nual business meeting and election
81 officers. Al members urged TO
be present.
Fruit and Flower Mission
Mount Baker Park circle Of the
Fruit and Flower Mission viii meet
with Mrs. T. J Bold. 2s02 s4th ave.
r., at 2 .. m.
Shawondasse Club
shawondaase club will meet with
Mrs. A. W. Codd. sao7 Fourth ave,
w. az " M
Alkl WomaD's Improvement Club
Aiki Woman's Improvement club.
with Mrs. n 49, Huntington. 27tz
Alh ave. at ? .. m. Business
meeting followed by social hour.
Rainier Chapter study Club
Study club Of Rainier Chapter. -.
A. r.. with Mrs. william blackwell.
ip9s broadway ~. at .. m.
AlSsricns. forrains
The Association OF Aisaclens I.or.
rains will reopen It's French clasaef
Tuesday evening Ia Room to7 Mon
,eiius building. Tho CLASSES ar,
given every Tuesday and Friday
and are open TO children and adults
Palm Circle No. &c
Palm circle No 90, Neighbors OF
Wooderaft. installation Of officers ~
brotherhood hall. First ave. and
Pike II.
M~r,sr Island Community Club
Ladies' auxiliary. Mercer Island
Community club. bridge luncheon AT
homo of Mrs. Andrew chee. Mrs. n.
V. itcrgilnd. Mrs. ~. a. Itayrnsr. Mrs
Howard HlnEaman. Jr.. Mrs s.
flsrley Mrs TFank sauasn an.f.tfrs.
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Eyesight Dim?

II your ryesiKht IL dim. your vision
blurred, IL your eyes ache. itch. burn
81 feel dry. get bottle 81 Bon Optic
tablets from any druggist dissolve
one In fourth OF a gihMH % water,
and use 20 battle tho eyes. bon Optic
has given stronger eyes. clearer.
sharper siaion and relief 20 thou.
NAnds.
Note Doctors say Bon Optic
strengthens sy~sight 20 per cent IN
q weeks time In many instances. and
druggists every NJ here sell n under a
positive money back guarantee.
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Thursday Musical Club

Mrs Emil r. Jarvis win entertain
the Thursday Musical club at lunch.
con az her homo Thursday afternoon.
The following program Of selections
from Italian operas will be given;
'-rrgamphai March VERDI
Mrs. o y. Wtilstt
Overture la GazEa tadfa" .s... Ronsinl
Mrs. Freuk ". Goodhue
Stride Ia VAmpa" en- TrosAtors")..
.........s..s-s..s. Verdi
Mrs. Ralph A. Sieheis
Aria 'gtahat Mater ..s..ssss.s. +. Eossiul
Mrs. Emma Mitchell
~Hous 20 Our Mountains. ..s.....v Verdi
Mrn Edward W. 0'kusfs and
Mrs Nichols
'-rnsrks Unto Thee. Angelic rcirs--
ola Ciaeonda"t ...s........ ronc HE'LL
Ara Diima G. knapp
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Engagement of Miss
Hunsdrd Announced

Mrs Thomas a. Roy OF Portland.
Ore. announces the engagement OF
her daughter. Miss Margaret Evelyn
Hansard. to Capt. Thomas X. Gibson.
Eighteenth Infantry corps. I. :. \.
Of Camp Dix. New Jersey. Miss
Hansar,i has been visiting her uncle
and aunt. Maj. =. N. Burr. L. s. a.
and Mrs. Burr. at Camp DIX. for the
past year. where Il Is planned the
wedding will take place some time
In the spring.
Miss Hansard attended ST. Mich.
olas school and later graduated from
Miss Harker's school at Palo Alto.
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Short Story Club
Entertained

Miss Marion Mcdonnell enter.
tanned the Short Story club OF
Broadway high school at her hons
Friday evening. with "a dancing pat
". The spacious rooms were deco
rated profusely with greens and tn,
broadway coiors. illumined only by
the light OF many yellow candles.
twenty-five guests were present
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ldube
Hosts

Mr.. and Mrs. William T. iaues
entertained with an informal sup
per at their home sunday evening.
in compliment TO Mr.. Charles Heb
herd OF Spokane. who Is spending
few days In town.
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. iauoe
viii entertain with a small dinner
At their home.
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Luncheon and Theatre
Pnrfn for Little Niece

Mrs. Peter W. Dawson and Mrs.
Jesse Ives have invited twenty
friends OF their little niece. Eleanor
Fleming. whose eleventh birthday u
viii be. for a luncheon in the apart
ment OF Mrs. Dawson In Adrian
Court Saturday afternoon. Follow
Ing the luncheon the party VIII at
tend the performance at the Moore.
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Weekend Pdrty

Judge and Mrs. John r. Wright
entertained a party Of friends over
the weekend at their country home
nj Lake sammamish. complimenting
Miss Dorothy Greenberg. going out
following her concert Saturday eve.
ming. at the Fine Arts hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-09

Robert Powers a farmer living In
wisconsin, has had six operations
for appendicitis In his family within
the past two years. as stated by a
news item in local newspaper.
a Treaeh~rou- Disease
Appendicitis attacks at any mo-
mrnt even persons seemingly in
good health. Usuhliy however. IL IL
preceded b. so-csiled stomach trou-
Bile. constipation or similar disturb
Ancre. often when there u a warn
ins feeling Of Dn@asiness In the alb
domen. appendicitis can be guarded
against in exactly the same manner
in which one guards against the
spread ~ throat infection. because
that IL just what Appendicitis iK-an
Infection in the iufrstlnes spreading
g the appendix. when one has sore
throat. one can often prevent further
trouble and the development Of in
flu~nza or grippe b. using an anti
septic wash or garEie 20 fight the
germs and laxative 20 carry off
the polsons from the body. Just eK-
aetiy shs same procedure u neceE-
sAry - fight the Intestinal germs
and guard against appendicitis But
instead ~ an RntiNeptic wash for the
throat. an INTESTINAL antiseptic IL
necessary.
IstestiaaI Astis~psie
There 10 now offered 20 the public
a preparation having the DOUBLE
action 81 an Intestinal antireptic and
a COMPLETE system cleanser. This
pre- paraiion. known as Adlerika. acts
as follows
II tends 20 eliminate or destroy
harmful germs and colon baeiili in
the Intestinal canal. thus guarding
against appendicitis and other dis
eases having their start here.
u l. the most complete system
cleanser ever offered 10 the public.
acting on BOTH upper and lower
bowel and removing foul matter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-09
M~rvsr Island Community Club

Ladies' auxiliary. Mercer Island
Community club. bridge luncheon al
home Of Mrs. Andrew cheW. Mrs. n
" iscrgilnd. Mrn. H. A. Itaymsr. Mrs
Howard Blneaman. Jr.. Mrs 4
beeley. Mrs. Frank sandin. assisting
hoHteaHra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-09

Mothers Congress circle at Y. W
g. A.. p. m. Miss Nellie Coodhue.
director OF child study clinic OF se.
attic public schools. will speak on
The Special School Ia Seattle and
t.lRew here"
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Mrs. Bouffleur
Luncheon Hostess

Mrs. Albert Irving Bouffieur enter
tanned Informally with luncheon al
her home this afternoon. Covers
were placed for fourteen guests
around table conferred with basket
Of spring blossoms.
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Bridge Luncheon VIII
Honor Mrs. Fenner

Honoring Mrs. Raymond Fenncr.
wife OF Mai. Fennsr. U. s. A.. Mira
Alien, wife OF Capt. Richard Allen.
u. 8. A.. will entertain with a lunch
con Of eight covers at her home
THURSDAY afternoon. with bridge for
the later amusement
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Tickets for Benefit Dance

The benefit dance given by the
Queen Anne Guild OF the Ortho-
pedic hospital. at the Queen Anne
Hall Friday evening. January 10,
has the following committee in
charge from whom tickets may be
obtained. Mrs. II. Knox Roberto,
Chairman; Mrs. Colin o. R8dford.
Mis-. II. X. Elliott. Mrs. Peter Mo.
gcnson, and Mrs. Jane Arms.
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To Entertain TnesdaN

Mrs. Meyer. wife OF Col. o. u.
Meyer. L. $. A.. will be hostess
tomorrow afternoon at the sunset
club entertainment with a luncheon
OF fourteen covers.
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AlSsrisns fofrains

The Association Of Aiaaeiens Tor
rains will reopen its French ciasHes
Tuesday evening Ia Room so7 Mon.
leliua building. Tho CLASSES arr
given every Tuesday and Friday
and are open 20 children and adults
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Informal Supper

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Frederick en-
tertained with an informal supper
Of ten covers at their home last eve
ming.
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Mrs. Ncicloue VIII
EnfcrfQin

Mrs. George Newlove. wife OF
Capt. Newlove. L. $. A.. Is entertain
tanning with an informal luncheon OF
eight covers in her quarters at Fort
Lawton. "Wednesday afternoon.
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Palm circle No. 90. Neighbors Of
Weoderaft. installation Of officers 81
brotherhood hall. First ave. and
Pikc NJ.
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SALMON

The salmon should be put IN hot
water instead OF allowed 10 simmer
until cold water becomes hot. The
latter method allows the salmon to
whiten.
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Seattle
Society
Informal Afternoon WI
Compliment Miss Pen
dlcton,; Luncheon at
Fort Ldlcton Quarters.

MRS. wILMor LILLY has Invited
Az a few friends informally to her
home Thursday afternoon mt I
O'Clock 70 meet Miss Edna rendlcton.
OF New York. who Is visiting friends
in the city.
Invitations have been limited TO
former friends OF the guest OF honor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-09
Eastern Crude Oil
in Another Slump

PfTTsBURG. Jan. Eastern
crude OIL took another slump today.
when five grades. Including Penn.
sylyania, were lowered 20 cents Il bar.
rel.
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Study Club Of Rainier Chapter. -.
A. r.. with Mrs. William blackwell.
1919 broadway ~. at .. m.
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ADDITIONAL Clubs
Commonwealth Club

The Commonwealth club will mec,
q, tho l.. G. Smith building res,auran,
Monday. Jan. ?. at y. m. Prof. y.
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currrn, History club. IN club rooms
u Ballard public library. s.1o. Cur
rent events
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GARBAGE

Take the lid off the kettle when
you boil the cabbage. Leaving Il
on dlscolors tho cabbage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-09

Skin ON the palm Of the hand IL
normally 20 times an thick az the
akin ON the eyeild.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-09
FOR SPEED

The colder the eggs which you in.
tend to beat. the more quickly they
will froth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-09
FRYING

Don't put anything into fat 10
fry until the fat Is boiling Other
wise the food takes up the fat and
has a fatty taste.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-09

Mustcrole relieves core throat
quickly. Made with oil Of mustard.
u II clean white ointment that
Will not burn or blister like The old.
fashioned mustard plaster
just spread Il on with your fin.
gers. Gently but surely IL penctratcs
20 the sore spot and draws out the
pain. Get Austsrolc at your drug
store today. J5e and e5c In Jars
and tubes: hospital size. 81.
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CASCARETS I0'
For Constipated Bowels Bilious Liver
Bilious Liver

tonight will empty your bowels com
pletely BY morning and you will feel
splendid They work while you
sleep" cascarets never stir you up
or gripe like salts. Pills. Calomei.
or OIL. and they cost only ten cents
box. Children love Cascarets. too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-09

Aiki woman's Improvement club.
with Mrs. II Is, Huntington. 27ts
Alk ave. at .. m. Business
meeting followed by social hour.
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NEW WESTMINSTER. u. c.
Eighteen carloads OF Jonathan apples.
packed in suitable cases. conntituis
the frs shipment Of apples from
British Columbia 10 Glasgow, Scot
land. this year. =
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-. Hayden will speak on "rranspor
tatlon IA Seattle"
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seattle Lodge No. !

Seattle Lodge No Z. Degree Of
Honor Protective association. viii
meet In reguiar business session for
It's first meeting I'm Evergreen hall
In the new A. o. a. w building,
1909 Ninth ave. Tuesday, January
10. at y. m. The regular annual
installation OF officers viii occur.
Members requested 20 attend. Visit.
ing members welcome.
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shawondasse Club

shawondaase club will meet with
Mrs. A. w. Codd. s4o7 Fourth ave
w, at .. m.
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Government printing plant In
Washington Is the largest In the
world. covering an area OF if acres.
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Fruit and Flower Mission

Mount Baker Park Circle Of the
Fruit and Flower Mission vii meet
with Mrs y. Bold. 2502 sfth ave,
r., at .. m.
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Sigma Chi aothers' club viii meet
with Mrs Charles ~ Blake. szis W
18th at. al .. m. Ballard Beach
car.
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Writers Club

Writers club will NEE, In Erick.
son room Of tho " W. c. a. al s
y. m ReadinTs: Good igye 10
Hamburger Alley" by Edward s.
iioag; The Proxy Mother. by
Alice ID. faaynsr. The Final Word. &c
BY a. !. jenkins. Visitors welcome
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Gamma Phi Beta Alumna~

Gamma Phi Beta Aiumnac aSsoci
alton. at now chapter house. 1879
University blvd. At 1 p. m. Rcgu.
lar monthly meeting.
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Canadian woman's Club

Canadian womau'a club will meet
al the Y. W. G. a. at q. m. An
nual business meeting and election
81 officers. Al members urged 10
BIZ pfesent.
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CITY rcdrratlon ". q. r. 4.

Tho city Federation 81 the W. G..
T q. viii meet az the Plymouth
Congregational church. Tuesday,
January 10, Business meeting az 2
.. m. Al Q y. m. Mr. y. II. Cute
will address the federation on rs
law 60 He Sovereign ia tho United
statesT' Al a;a0 Mr.. Roy Lyle viii
speak on Law Enforcement" Mrs.
May stillwell viii explain In detail
ths S.. 600 budget Visitors welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-09

French department Of tho wo-
mans Century club at tho New
Washington hotel at II a. m.
Parliamentary Procedure depart.
ment at the T. W c. A. at go y. M.
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Ciionian club at the Federated
club houFe az p, m. Thrift pro
gram IN charge Of Mrs. W. H.
Hawthorne.
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Queen city Council. Y. Ii

The members 81 Queen council. Y
I. /. will give a hanaet Tuesday
evening. January 10. AZ o'clock. tn
the banquet rooms % the Mrs chaun.
cey Wright johnson Restaurant Cob
rany. This u the first meeting OF
the new year. and apiendid pro
gram has been arranged.
Mrs. Elizabeth FLYNN. Mrs. Ziia
wartelle. Mrs. Helen Mccarthy and
Mrs. Agnes iiandiey are In charge Of
the banquet.
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Seattle Review No. 4

Seattle Review No. \. W Is. A 81
tho Maocabees. NJ the 4. O. u. w
hall, iaoo Fourth ave, Dfiil.
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fonia Chapter. q. y. g. VIII meet
at Masonic temple In the evening
Installation ceremony.
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business and Professional women's
Club
Womans Civic Club
,tnans Civic club. In the

Woman's Civic club. In the Erlck
son room Of tho Y W c A.. at 2
o. m. Reports of committees and
Response TO roll call. discussion Of
Best Huahandsf" Mrs. v. D. stew.
Best Husbands" Mira y. r. stew.
art In charge.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-03-10

Marcus lighted a cigarette thought
fully. .
"The Bennett farm wouldn't be OF
any use to me-" he explained Slowly
"unless / can make a clean sweep OF
the whole thing. It's a crime, l tell
you, Evelyn. Think of it! | a TO
send out of the county to get my men
to watch those fellows down there.
Ithaca makes me tired. It's a good
thing l came back to put some snap
into the fight against the squatters'
The girls white lids made a curtain
between his shining eyes and her own
Evelyn was wishing, oh, how very
much she desired that Marcus would
buy the farm. Then Oscar could leave
the country, and in another state ne
would set her free! She studied Mac
Kenzie's face covertly through half
closed eyes, considering what to say
and how to say it.
Mackenzie flung his cigarette into
the CRATE. He found the suggestion of
her yelled look so alluring that he
gathered her into his arms and rained
kisses upon her face.
81 love you so, sweet, l could almost
eat you!" he painted.
A happy sigh, like the p%erfumed
breath of a rose, slipped from her
parted lips, and when she laughed
again, his deep chuckles Joined hers.
Darling" he broke forth, I'm just
so happy, l can't have a row with Bob.
Why don't you talk to him about the
squatters? He'll listen to you, Eve!
But, darling, that's a detail" He took
one of her hands and kissed the tips
of her slender fingers. 1.-THE most i'm