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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-15
This Date in History
December IS

December IS
REHABILITATION and exile Of
Rieuzi, the Roman Tribune.
15s9-The Gregorlan style adopt
ed at Paris.
1715-George Kicked died; an
English divine, antiquaFy, critic
and writer.
1771-Beniamin stillingfleet, a
distinguished poet and naturalist,
died.
1s1o-sarah Trimmer, an Eng
lish auttoress, died. She Is well
known by her various works de-
signed for the use Of children.
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WOMEN REoU1RED TO SERVE

VICTORIA, B. O.; December is
-Alaw requiring women to serve
on tpries in British Columbia has
been passed by the provincial leg.
stature. = !,
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Boarders Wanted
Business Opportunities

GETTING started in business,
$500 for book 500 different waya
to make money. Write Hanlon.s
Industrial Lawyers, 1855 Broadway,
New York City. 61S4A
start YOUR OWN BUSINESS.
Make more money! Retail Raw:
leigh's Good Health Food, Pro
ducts, Spices, flayoFg, medicines,
toilet preparations, etc. 100 every
day necessities used by millions !,
largest company; established ~
years. FayorabIy known ALI over
America. Products sold on time:
lowest Wholesale, No experience,
practically no capital needed. We
furnish eYergthipg; teach you to
manage your OWE permanent big
paying business, $3001-S5009
yearly, Particulars free; give age,
occupation, reference, W, r..
Rawlelgh CO.., Dept; $50, Free
mort. Illinois, 6165 "A
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INFORMAL Noflcs

IMPORTANT NOTICE
An cancellation ordtrs on con.
tract and until forbid orders must
be In writing addressed 10 the
WantAd Department, This is for
your protection
the West Virginfar wis no: be
responsihle for moro than one In
correct insertion OF any advertise
ment ordered for more than one
tins
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"An athletic league is conduct
cd tn8the preparatory group with
good results, and Increasing at.
tendance. The grammar SCHOOL
group Is fipe for something SINH.
zlSf The high school class Is held
down more or less because OF the
cilyities at the high school. This
win come aloas better In about a
month for then tho teams at the
high school will be on the 80, and
the overflow will attend tho -,
Employed boys have been weak,
so the junior and senior groups
re combined for Monday ami
4 hk,fsaRy evenings In the course
oifAgss weeks activities can. b.
put OH With this Glass.
"Tho senior class IS coming
.iope nicely. Monday and Thurs,
las evenings arc allotted % them
iup togulur class work With four
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-15

MIAMI, FLORIDA, = baily
Metropolis Want Ads 11se pei
word cash with order.
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EAS Y TERMS gpli Spruce street
cottage, -Four rooms. bath. Also
four rooms or. Speedway car Inns
GEO. II. BRoBsT. e127 4
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Washington News
Gossip

,Ccontinued from page sixteeu>
burst Of applause upon its conclu-
sion.
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TWO ROOMS SUITABLE FOR
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING. Eth.
er furnished or ultuEnIshed. Mrs;
w. A. Moss, .Edgeway Drive. 61s3A
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FURNISHED LIGHT HOUSE,
KEEPING ROOMS, Phone 1h74,li,
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Situation IVanteti Female

MIDDLE AGED LADY wishes
work. Would prefer work as jan
itress or work In restaurant. Ad
dress Dora Prislfatt, it3 Grafton
street. Fatrmonta ~. VI slsaA
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WANT 10 hear from owner havs
ing farm for sale; give parti-
eulals and lowest price. John ].
Black Chippewa Falls, wiscon-
sin. 59S4i.
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ONE THREE and one four room
furntshad HAT with bath, Apply,
a. y. Hyes No. II Hayes Build;
Ing Or phone AZ Huntington,
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Modern four room house On
Speedway. hardwood; bath, xas
and electricity, Basement laundry
stationary tubs. Lot bpx140. Coz
.yeniently located Tor either en-.
ployes OF Owens or Domestic Coke
Price 1850. ppe'tiifd cash. bat
.ance Same as rent. For further IN .
formation call l6Bf.R
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TWO F U r N is HE'D =LIGHT
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. Cen,
trally located, SAG Pierpont ave,
nue.. Call after Q p. m, 6200A
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REWARD Uttered Tor Bank Book
lost December lath containing
checks and money. Return to Falr.
mont Office and Store Supply Co.
Phone ! Ibasls. 6i94A
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Misceilaneo Gus lfor Sale

FOR SALE
Board Of Education OF Win
field District will otfer Tor sale,
~ auction, the old school buiid.
Ing and lot at Houit. sale win
be held at present location wed.
a . January 10, 1925. at 3
said Board Of Education PC.
serves the right TO reject any or
Bids can either be made sonar.
ately or collectively!
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Furnished Rooms

TWO LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS to parties without chill.
drep. 4O7 Chicago Street Exten,
sion. 6f97A
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TWO FURNISHED ROOMS for
rent. Close in. Phone 60s.W;
l.,s.. 6, i,,ii,3 ,N.itss 61I5A
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Two, LARGE FURNISHED LIGHT
housekeeping rooms. Phone
l39s:M, ~ GIGS a
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THREE FURNISHED ROOMS ior
light housekeeping. Phone 1880.
~ y A.AN k177A.
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houses Ard Lois

MODERN 5room pungaiow with
bath Lot 50xl2p! $1,000 cash
balance terms, 10! Bailey. High
lawns. 6i95A a
SIX ROOM HOUSE, bath ana Iaan
dry. 106 Spruce street 61s2A
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Wanted

FIRST CLASS DRIVER and me.
chanic wants position as chap:,
tepr. Can furnish reference, CAL
lsps.lA. I. Z. a 617SA
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a LARGE SLEEPING 5APART:
MENT Phone 1921, 600 Ma
pie avenue. 6ib0A
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BAGS Highest prices paid Itor
s'seeondhand burlap and cotton
bags, Freight allowance on largo
shlpments. Send description for
quotation. Richmond Bag co !.
Riehmond, Va. 60s7sA
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Female Help Wanted
Storage. Moving

WANTED-Mai for general house.
, work colored preferred, Phoue
ll26.J: ei9eA,
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WHITE COOK, no laundry or
chambermaid WORK; reference
required. Call Phone 1917.
No. 61SS A
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WANTED At once. giriT To- do
General hpuAewosk. eau 2oss.
6ig2A
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LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
TO couple without chi or two
glrls. Apply 2ot Newton street,
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FORD SEDAN, sAsi condition
Bargain for cash! b. j. Tooth.
man, COL Mt. Vernon avenue.
..i5 6f7f
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GIRL for general housework. Ap.
ply 507 Fairmont Avenue,
=, ~ No. 61e0.A
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FURNlsHED ROOMS for light
excepting, Phone 1917: q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-09
Personal

Mira George Green sailed today
on the President Grant for the
orient. to be gone indefinitely.
Mr. Lewis Eyman returned today
from a weeks business trip 10 Can.
ada
Mfa. Pervis iuichie. of Vancouver.
. G.. is spending "a few days az the
Hotel Washington.
Misr Violet Holt Of vancouver.
s. G.. wnl arrive sunday 10 spend
week with Sic and Nrs Leo
Black
AZ. and Mrs Lawrence Ives viii
leave December - for California
70 be away abou, month.
Mr. willard ellison will return
next week from short business
trip 10 ogden. Utah.
Mise Elizabeth Chadwick IL the
ENfNt OF Mff hfih 81 r. tAA'f -
fia in Vancouver. ~ G. for q short
visit
Mr. James Morgan of New York,
who during hia stay IN the city
has been guest af the University
club. In leaving today for the East.
Mr.. and Sire Fred a. Peterson
are leaving next week for Mexico 70
remain until after the holidays.
Mr. Y. Grant McNicken left this
week for short trip TO San Fran.
cisco
Nfs Francis Everett Mitchell and
little daughter BETTY lefi Thursday
for Chicago 20 spend tho holidays
with relatives
Mrs " y. Downs IL leaving next
week for nsnd. Ore. 20 visit her
son inlaw and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrr Harry Reyes Brooks.
Mrs " Logan Oeary. 81 Portland.
arrived from Portland Friday. com
ing up % attend the opening recep.
;ion today - The new home 81 the
women's University Club.
Nias aKiherine ArfnstronK. Of
Oakland. who Is dividing her time
among friends during her stay IN
tho city. viii be IN" CUES, next week
~ Miss Dorothy Ewing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-09
Lois Get Acquainted With New
Zealand

The following letters have be@n
received AZ local headquarters and
any girls interested IN corresponding
with Marjorie may do so fs~r nd.
dress L. Marjorie Bolton. 10 Moana
I'd KlIbmrn. Wellington. New zca.
land
Dear Campfire Girl. I have
been longing 20 write TO you ever
since heard Of ttsr Campfire Girls.
! think u u Just beautiful idea
We are all eagor 10 start a group at
college. ! would have written earlier.
but We ara in tln middle Of our ex.
aminations. We are very fond OF
sports herr and are all looking for.
ward TO the summer holidays. which
arr coming in Rbou, four weeks
4 Every giri can swim here and we
have the most scrumptious times In
the sen. ! am sure you would like
New Zealand. The bush IL Just love.
~ IN the summer. all wild and un.
cultivated There Ia not much native
bush left now. a great deal has been
cleared away 20 make room for more
towns
| II attend one OF the hest colleges
In the dominion for girls, wellington
Girls college. We do five hours
school work in the buildings and one.
half hours preparation at home.
Then we usually have an hour or so
for music practice. Every girl has
some kind OF music lessons. I do
not board at college, my home n
about two and half miles from Il:
] go home every day. II takes about
1b minutes on the electric trans 20.
Ing mp. II ia all uphill. and slightly
less coming back.
There Is one thing you might not
like about WellnRton--it IL very,
very windy and very hilly We ha y,
a lovely hnrhor IN Wellington and
often In the summer we cross TO
the other side. seven miles. To a
lovely bay. II Is about the best bay
In Wellington. | think.
wellington is the capital OF New
Zealand, and there has been a great
deal OF rivalry between Auckland
and Wellington. but. OF course, Wei.
lington In FAR better than Auckland.
! am longing to come out to America
and England. but, of course, 7 must
: visit England first. as am more
English than colonial My mother,
father and elder brother were born
In England. and Ken and | were born
In New Zealand
Il have one ambition. that Is TO go
TO the Royal College OF Music. Lon.
don. ! am supposed to be slightly
musical. so ] hope | will be ablo
/ To go
II have just turned 10, last August,
and am in the third form at college.
The third form comes after standard
six M the primary schools
You may not get this letter for n
long while, as there is strike on at
present.
Il must close now, Your sincere
friend, MARJORIE BOLTON"
Dear Miss Brown: | have tust
heard of the Campfire Girls, and I
am 10 interested that am writing
to you to ask you II you would ask
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-09
Many Toys Needed for Christmas
Party

iiave sou searched IN every nook.
corner and everywhere else. where
you would think of finding toysg III
not. begin now. as otherwise there
will be many children who will be
without toys for Christmas. Search
In those old boxes which you may
have put IN the basement and for
gotten about. Even II the toys are
broken. the Campfire Girls will
mend them. Their they will be giv.
On TO some poor i'tie Riddle at the
Campfire Girls Christmas party.
which u 20 be held December 20.
Let Campfire headquarters know
and they will come for the toy. Call
Elliott sos. or. n YOU desire. take
the toys TO am Arcade building.
Editorial by Campfire girl.
LoRENE BEARD
The following Campfire Girls sold
Red Cross stamps. ON Friday, De-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-09
Delightful Tea Giuen
TOddu

In compliment TO Miss Alice Eng
iish. who recently returned from
three months travel abroad. Miss
Nellie and Miss Mary Patrick enter.
tanned charrningiy this afternoon at
their home. 1851 Twcnty.first Ave
nue. North.
Mrs Lawrence Calvert, Mrs.
Joseph Lang. Mrs A. II. Griffith
and Mrs Harry Hutchinson Of Tn.
coma aiternated nj the YEA table.
assisted BY Miss Muriei Wood. Miss
Jane Gilmore. Miss Dean Irwin.
Miss vefna McAuiey and Mias
Trammei Rutherford.
For decorations opheiia roees In
charming baskets adorned the din
ing room and conferred the table.
while In the drawing room baskets
and high standards held great cius-
ters Of yellow chrysanshemums
against a green background.
Euthemia Patrick received ths
cards during the calling hours from
, until o'clock.
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Coast Surgeons
Elect President

TACOMA. Dec. DIR. James -.
Eagieson OF Seattle will head the
North Pacific Surgical association as
a result Of the annual meeting and
election OF officers here yesterday.
otber officers named were: DR.. H.
NJ. Robinson. Of Victoria u. c.. vice
president: Dr. ". II. Isuhn. OF spo-
kane. second vice PRESIDENT: Drs- Nc
Northmey and +. w. Roci<ey. Of
Portland. counciiors: Dr. c. w.
sharpiess. Of Seattle. financial tr1s.
tee. and Or. A. w. Baird. Of Port.
land. secretary treasure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-09

some Campfire Girl OF about "a "a
write 10 me. I have ineioscd a letter
for her. which wondered II you
would give her.
I'VE hope 20 start a group before
the Christmas vacation. no that we
can so out while the fine weather is
on. and while we do not 10 20 col.
legr.
Il must close now. Yours sincerely.
MARJORIE BOLTON"
Mics Christie Waldo, York ave.
KhandAlla. New Zealand. would also
like 20 hear from Seattle Campfire
girls Her letter follows:
Dear Miss Brown
1--WE have Just bren hearing about
the Campfire Girls. and as I have
read about them ! would like very
much 10 write TO one OF the girls II
you would kindly forward me an ad-
dress. I, IL hoped TO form circle
ia New Zealand. and II no ! am going
10 iosn az ! simply love camping. etc.
Our college sports are on the nth
and my form have won the relay
race on; OF the thirda We have 90
race ngainn. other winners. I think
your costumes are very picturesque.
especially when you have all your
beads. etc. on. which ] know you
aii have.
II hops 10 send some photos 20
you OF New Zealand. which I think
you would like. and would be glad
II you would send me one or two Of
your girls IN the costumes. Our cx-
aminationS are over tomorrow. 80
win have more TO write. Hoping 10
hear from you soon. ] will have TO
close now with hrs; wishes for very
happy and merry Christmas. With
lovs. cHRIssIE.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-09
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Woman's Century CIub

The French department OF the
Woman's Century Club will meet
Monday, December II. Mt the Hotel
Washington at 1870 n. m.
Tuesday. December ~. tho oar.
liamentary Procedure department
will meet nj 2:30 D. m. in the board
room at the Y. w. G. A.
The Household Administration de.
partment will meet Wednesday, De.
cember 10, at ~ o'clock at the home
of Mrs. Almon Allen AT the Frank.
lin Apartments. 2302 Fourth Ave.
Miss Kathleen MirchIn win speak
on the Proper Food for Children. Z"
Mrs. John Byron win describe "A
Well Planned Home"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-09

|ITNAaINE a dazzling winter scene
l on a moonilght night. n vcriahlc
forrest Of treeS sclntillasing with
|ihelr burden u snow. fcsteons OF
cedar boughs reaching gracefully
'ifrnm the corners to the center of
line room ana effectively cacincling
|,she walls from which fell myriads
Me- nuffy Snowhalls, and yeu viii
have Just one Of the lovely sccnic
N'sffccss Incident TO the Kappa Kappa
|lGammn Alumnae snow half' given
hast evenlng at Christcnsca's hall
81 The yulctidc spirit was cmpha'
'I,sxe,i in the scarlctShadcd hEh'S.
'trailsnr moss and glitteripg SNOW
sballs. while the music FOR the dance
floated thru a forrest OF sne"
.|ladensd pine trees.
The patrons and patronesscs Tor
,|thc bali wero MIR. and Mrs. Mont
/. romery Russell. Mr.. and Mrs. Sech
>,Raccn. Ne. and Mrs. stanley Grit
s;othx. Mr.. and Mrs. r. ". Huribut,
'nr. ard Mrs. Tom Mesdag. Mr.. and
AIRS. William ~ Parsons. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Moran. Or. aud Mrs
jtIsrhert 4. Coe. pr. and Mrs James
sia. Esgieson. Or. and Mrs A. 4,
ISxanaanmksr. DIR. and Mrs A. -
|f.inne. Mr.. and MS. W. T. Fisher
|Air. and Mrs. George II. Leghorn'
lar. and Mrs Herbert Condor
IAfalor Harvard Moore. q. ). A.. and
jAlrs. Moore and Prof. and Mrs.
Frederick Morgan Padelfcrd.
H Ths committee In charge % the
1Afyair were Mrs Harry n. Lear,
IgcuerM chairman OF arrangements
bliss Mary Small. chairman OF dec
|prntions: Mrs. Lewis Conner. pub
licisy: Mrs. Ross Williams and Mrs.
m. r. Finn. tickets. assisted by
31rnl w. Forrest Goodfellow. Mrs.
Danes r. Gootfcllow. Mrs. II. Wiz
Iii Hancock. Mrs. O. II. Christof
l~rSon and the Misses Florence
RogerA Elizabeth Baird. cornella
Hooper. Bcrnicc Lee and Helen
cArman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-09
Miss For Entertdins
This Afternoon

q Complimenting Miss Lurline Brown
and Miss Ruth Lennon. two OF the
DnoGonn hrfdes-to-be. Miss Jean Fox
ontsrtained this afternoon with a
mnxt tea At her home.
n Brilliant poinseftias lent their
Dr1ghtness 10 the drawing room and
~ - table was charming with IT'S
o1ueor Of golden chrysanthemums
~ OpheIiA roses.
Mn Richard Floyd Frost. Mrs.
wallace Duthie. Mrs Otto Wagner
ond Miss Karia stoitsnberg alter.
n1od ~ the urus. assisted BY Miss
Katherine Nlblock. Miss Paula Cody
6n1 Miss Helen Goetx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-09
T. o. q. II. Entertainment and soe,,

Seattle lodge No. 9. I. O. @. T., will
hold an entertainment and soclnI for
members and friends Monday even.
Ing. December II. at 8 o'clock. In
the Good Templars hall. Virginia 81.
and Boren ave. An interesting must.
cal program viii be presented by
we'll known musicians Professor
Isaac win give vocal numbers. violin
selections by Mime. RLsegari and Pro.
fessor Longs Academy OF Music will
entertain with some banjo solos.
Visiting members from Tacoma Will
put on playiet entitled Wanted, a
Wife"
The committee In charge OF ar.
rangcments Includes Rev. a. p. Bash.
er. Mr.. George r. Cotterill. Mrs.
Emily NJ. Peters and Mr.. win PuRh.
Refreshments viii be served during
the social hour. which Will follow
the program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-09
Momnn.. ClYIc Clnh

Under the auspices OF the welfare
department. the woman's Civic club
viii meet Tuesday. December ~. for
an niiday work session ~ the home
OF the president. Mrs. s. Pearson.
222e Queen Anne ave. Those who
come in the morning are asked 10
bring their lunch. The day viii be
devoted to the making OF baby lay.
cites.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-09
Orthopedic Tea Shop
Calendar

Service at the orthopedic Toa
Shop next week will be In charge
OF the following guilds: Monday,
Broadway, Mrs. W. H. McGrsth.
hostess, assisted by Mrs. Archibald
Clark, Mrs. Crosvenor Folsom,
Mrs. w, w. French. Mrs. j. w.
Twiss, Mrs Alfred Roilo. Mis @. A.
Kribs. Mrs. X. S. Mcclellan ana
Mas Mary Maxwell.
Tuesday, Laurelhurst, Mrs. G. l..
r. Sowle. hostess. Wednesday. Inter
lakcn, Mrs. Boyd Goebel. chairman;
Thursday. Queen Anne Guild, Mrs.
y. G. Yancy. hostess: Friday. AK
Auxiliary. Mrs. Charles Gnffner,
chairman; Saturday, Frink Park,
Mrs. Charles Harrison. chairman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-09
Jap Menace Told
Chamber by Kyne

Eastern people should be brought
TO realization OF tho serious men.
ace OF Japanese penetration on the
Pacific coast. Peter H. Kyne, crea.
tor OF "cappy Kicks" and other
famous characters OF fiction. told
the Chamber OF Commerce Friday.
He declared that Oriental colonial
ton must DO combattcd vigorously.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-09

Tho WomAn'h Lakewood civic I'm.
provement club inc, Tuesday. Do.
ccfntor s. Hereafter tho regular
meetings q the club win b. held tho
first and third Tuesdays Ia tho
month.
Mira Il c. league 10 Tho president
~ tho organization. Mrn. u. c. Mo.
cioy. vice president. Mr.. Philip Col.
Vile, secretary. Mrs. James l.. nar.
h~r. treasurer. and Mfu ~. Fickisen.
corresponding secretary The next
meeting viii b. held Tuesday. Janu.
AIRY :. at .. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-09

The literary Interpretation class In.
siructsd by Madame Marie wernii
Bcrbc. and the current topics de-
partmcni. Miss NJ McCougb. leader.
Of the Seattle ,vomAn'a club. win
meet Tuesday. December u. nj 1870
.. IN. sharp. az the homo OF AIiss
Libby Trimbic. asts Harvard ave, y.
Mrs. Thomas c. MaErath will be tho
hostess
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-09
Elliott Bay Camp No. sias

At the annual election of officers
OF Elliott Bay camp. Modern Wood.
men OF America. held recently. the
following were elected for 1924: Con
sui. Alex Carlson: past consul. Ar.
thur H. Whitostone: adviser, Harry
j. Kuen; clerk, Frank Skinner;
banker, Or. w. II. Pittwood: escort.
$. Johnson: Waterman. Frank III.
Smith. sentry. u Freshman; trustee
for three years. Henry Fathers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-09
on Mlth lhe Christma. Part,

No1t on the horizon IN the Christ
mss party. During thr past years
Campfire girls IN other cities hasr
givcn big parties for poor Riddles.
hat seattle h planning ono that will
so down IN history. IN order tina, 81
win nucccnsi u wiii b. necessary for
W "a bend all our energies toward
enc end. Iielow II an outline 81 what
we would like each group 20 DO: Col
loct discarded toys. mend and turn
them In Al f.ohsaua. before December
20. gYou should assrag. two good
toys from each giri In your Kroup.)
Have each group responsible for q
dozen Christmas stockings A pat
tern may be secured st 1ohequs.
Stockings should he fllied with candy.
nuts. fruit. small gsfsa etc. (when
tho group ~ small on. stocking from
each sirtl The party will meet sat
urday afternoon. December "a. the
place 70 BE- announced later. We will
want fathers 10 help get greens and
We are looking for a nice bio Santa
Claus. There win bo a program In
Guiding a Christmas play. II you
have available talent IN your group
communicate with VA at once
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guerite kalushe. Gertrude Harris
Maude Anderson. Dorothy Archer.
Louise Barnard. Margaret Judd.
0encvieve Martin. Lillian Hoesly.
Esther johnson. Virginia Leekley.
Ruth Curry. Euah Curry. Jessie
London. Elaine Bryger. Jessie Hen
dsrson. Irene MCGOWAN. Janet
Wvhlgamuth Louise Shields. vir-
ginia Dull and Helen Gray. On Sat
urday. December Edith Cosby.
Lorene Beard. Mildred Hansen.
Catherine Baum. Frances zug. El.
len Schroeder, Ida Anderson. vir
gln.a Dull. Helen Klock. Lillian
Hoesly. Margaret Dervin, Vivian
Boyle. Charlotte Hoskins. Katherine
Miller. Jessie London, Fora Mac.
Farland. Helen Delbar. Ruth Curry.
Euia Curry. Cencvieve Martin. Mar
guerite Ward and Evelyn Hughes.