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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-28
Benefit Musicale

a benefit musicale win be given
under tho auspices Of the Ladies'
guild Of the Georgetown Presbyterian
church Friday evening nj o'clock.
Tho following program viii DO pre-
scented.
Vocal
Jolly Fsrovv-. nhys-Hsrbert
transportation club Quartet
J. n Carmichael. first tenor. v. w.
Hepougai. second toaor. l. y.
Jones. first ba@s. y. n. Gulbran-
sen. second bass.
Reading, with accompaniment
a. "Eed Head"
b. The Awkward Age
Aias. Georgia Miles
Mrs Miles. sccompanist
a zone Pima Day cNadanns nut
terfly.D ................P pecini
b -somerhers voice IL Calling"
$500. .s.s.....s s.... sTats
q Aria" jewel song c'Faust")....
Miss Minnie Larson. soprano
James Hamilton Hove. socompAnist
Violin
a Grand Concerto. u Minor .....
b. '-scotoh I.uiiaby. 49,. Won Kunits
Miss Margaret Llttis
Miss Grace Crawford. ecoompsniss
enor SOLO
Fear Not 1es q IaraeF'. Dudley Buck
]. -. Carmichael
iano-
a. "I.ussian Dance. Charles Denn.s
b. "Humoreaque". Florence barbour
Aias Grace Crawford
Vocal
a. Like Woodland Roses" ...F. Mair
b. kentucky Babe Adam Celbsr
Transportation Quartet
Piano
a by Ripping Waters % ouee,r-.
...-.......Jamea Hamilton Howe
b. Autumn IN the OiympicsT fOiym-
pic huiteD James Hamilton Howe
James Hamilton iiovs
Vocal
a waltz f"opera John Thomsr-)
.sssrssssss fssssssssssss sJerman
b. little Grey Hons Ia the West"
sssssssss sss ssssssfss Itohr
Miss farEnn
James Hamilton Hove. acoompanist
Reading
a. Beiected
b. Selected
Miss Georgia Miles
Tenor SOLO
Aria, "csiesta Aida from the opera
Mr.. Carmichael
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Music
Werrenrath Concert
"a Triumph

The Ladies' Musical club IL proud
20 announce that the concert given
I By iteinnld Werrcnrafh a. the Met
rupoiitnn thenter Last evening wa
the on. huudredfh artists recital IN
the series ~ attractions brought
here by tho organization during ths
past q years.
Mr.. worrcnath has Justly been
called the foremost American bari.
tons before the public today. Ifs
voice iH "a deep. full. resonant bari
tone, ana his tones are smooth and
OF admirable cicarncaa. Ills dictiou
is perfect Not only has he an ex.
anlHite voice. but be possesses a
charming personality which wins
his audience from the first
The opening numbers of the pro
gram contained five German songs.
'Du BlHt Die Run" and Die Dop.
pelganger." by Schubert: "An den
sonnenscheln' by Robert sohumann.
Elm Junger Dichter" by Joseph
Marx. and Hugo VOLTS "Liebes.
Riuek" All were given a deilRhtfui
f@fA'f If'NaAsFN tsAAt Aft'NH+tA AA'A ~
applause. The second group, Of
French and Italian eonRH contained
"Canute son I'utts 10 Temple by
GiacOmo Benvonutii. two by Enrico
Bossi. 20 Plccola Maria" and Can.
10 dAprii." Sous Ia Protection dos
Nioiettes" by Rhone Baton and Vim
cent d'lndys Lied Maritime"
Three salt water Ballads" Gohn
MaEefieldl by Frederick Keel, IL "a
charming composition and was
greeted with the utmost enthusiasm.
The last numbers were Love Wen,
abiding and Where She Lies
Asleep" both by prank Bridge.
'"rha Wreck OF the Julie Plante" by
oIIara, which WAS greeted with
prolonged applause as was McCiii's
'Duna' and The Last Song by
Rogers Mr.. Wcrrenrath was re.
peatediy recalled and responded most
generously with cncores. which were
Of varied nature 10 please every
taste. Drink TO Me Only with
Thine Eyes ION the Road to Man
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If Stomach is
Out of Order
--"Diapepsin"


Every year regularly more than a
million stomach sufferers IN the
United states. England and Canada
take T'apc'n 'Diapepain. and realize
not only Immediate. but lasting. re.
lief. This harmless antacid helps
diFes; anything you cat and over.
comes a sour. gsrsy or out.of.order
stomach IN i've minutes n your
meals don't ~ comfortably, or what
you eat lies like "a lump Of lead Ia
your stomach. or n you have heart.
burn. that II a sign % indigestion.
Get from your druggist n sixty .ceni
cass Of pape'a Dlapepnin. There
VIII be no sour rininKN. no beichinK
Of undigcstsd food fnixed with acid.
no Fan or heartburn. no fullnese or
heavy feeling la the stomach. no
nausea. headache or intestinal grip.
ing. Prove TO yourself In five min.
uies that your stomach II as good NJ
any. thai there is nothing really
wrong. Stop this food Fermentation
and begin eating what you want
without fear OF discomfort or indI.
Efsiton.--Adyertiscm
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CURED HIS
RHEUMATISM!

I am eighty.three years Old ana
doctored for rheumatism ever since
j came out OF tho army, over %
years ago. Like many otherS
spent money freely for so-ezIle6
'cureH and I have read about Tric
Acid until i could almost taste Il.
could not sleep nights or walk
without pain; my hands were so sore
ana stiff ! could not hold a pen But
now am again in active bushes
and can walk with ease or write an
day with comfort Friends are sur.
prised at the change" You might
just az well attempt to put out fire
with oil as try TO get rid Of your
rheumatism. neuritis and like conn
plants By taking treatment suppo~<ll
TO drive Uric Acid out Of your blood
and body. II took Mr.. AsheIrnan III.
~ years 10 find out the truth. He
learned how to get rid OF the true
cause Of his rheumatism. other dis
orders. and recover his strength
from The Inner Mysteries" now be.
Ing distributed free by an authority
who devoted over twenty Year, 10 the
scientific study az this trouble. II
any reader OF The Star wishes The
Inner Mysteries of Rheumatisu-
overlooked by doctors and scienissts
for centuries past. simply s~nd a
post card or letter 10 IL p. Clear
water. No. 5sf-L Street. Hailoweu.
Maine Send now. lest you forrcfl
II not a sufferer. cut out this notice
and hand this good news and oppor.
tunity 10 some afflicted friend All
who send win receive IL by return
mail without any charge whatever.
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Vomen's University
Club Arroages
Interesting Program

An Interesting prcgram for the
month Of March has been arranged
by the Women's University club be-
ginning saturday evening. Mach 4,
when a Mardl Gras dance win be
given for members and guests. the
Junior entertainment committee 10
BE- the hostcsSes.
A musicale Is planned for Friday.
March 10. at , o'clock. with the
program given by tho national must.
Gale honorary organizations, Mu Phi
Epsilon and Phi Ma Alpha. univer.
sity of Washington chapters. This
viii be for members and guests. with
Mrs. +. W. Alexander and Mrs.
Robert d. McAusland as hostcsSes.
Saturday evening at o'clock.
there win b an informal evening
for business and professional won-
en-. The hostesses are to be Judge
Reah Whitehead and Miss Grace
King.
Tho Handbag Player. WIFI appear
On Friday afternoon. March II. at
3 O'clock Mrs. Howard Waterman
and Mrs. ]. T.. Jarvis acting as hos
teSees.
Right Rev. Frederick w. Keator
viii review Wells outline OF His
tory" on Friday. March 20. at 3
o'clock. Mrs. Tondeil and Mrs.
14awry. hossesses.
Friday. March 81. az o'clock. the
club tea viii take place with the club
news given by Mrs. Alvah Lemuel
Carr. Mrs. Curry. Miss Firrnin and
Miss Rowell, hosiexses.
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Annual Formal Dance

Rho chapter OF Alpha Chi Omega
sorority viii entertain with It's an
nual formal dance at tho Rainier
club Friday evening.
Tho patrons and patronesses are
60 be Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bor
dsaux. Dean and Mrs. Irving NJ
Glen. DR.. Frederick Bentley. Mr.. and
Ms. r. FL Denny. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
L. Roy Owen. Mr.. and Mrs. Hasssai.
tine and Mrs. Laura Burnett
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PUTS 1T OVER ON
WEATHER MAN

Yes. Eir. Tom. that cold wave
that hit ua last week was the
cause Of this 0yercoat you've been
admlrlnR. I've let the old weather
man freeze me 10 death when he
wanted 20 for the last time. For
the rest ~ the winter IL can get
down 10 zero as far NJ I'm con.
cerned I'm ready for a. But
about the overcoat. / heard about
that Reduction saie down az Cher.
ry's. you know--ao vent down
there and found Just what wanted
Good quality and moderate pross
Got u on credit too. I'm sAtIsflss'
and I oid not have TO pay one -
down either"
Yes. that's their piacs-down %
Second ave. between Madison and
Spring. 2o7 Ttialto Bldg, over the
PlR'n Advertisement.
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Shrore Tuesday
VIII Be Celebrated

This evening AT the Seattle Yacht
club shrovc Tuesday WIN be erie-
bratsd by Maris Gras dlnner-danoe.
and this last party before Lent prom
isea 20 be n gala occasion. A New
Orleans dinner win be rrrved from
$50 until . o'clock. and buffet
luncheon all night
Among those who win attend are
Mr.. and Mrs Fred III. Baxter. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. c. Collins. Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Hubner. Mr.. and Mrs Olaf
swenson. Mr.. and Mrs. James A.
Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs W. T. listed.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles II. Liiiy. Mr..
and Mrs. Lester J. Clarke. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ross Downs. Dr. and Mrs.
Harry Shaw. Mr.. Farweil Putnam
Lilly. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Mcfarland.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Pollls'sr, Mr. and
Mrs Hervey rIndicy. Jr.. Mr. and
Mrs. Robert MeAusland. afr. and
Mrs J. Y. r. Simpson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Long. Mr. and MIRA Edwin j.
Bartells. Danish Consul Plaun. Or.
and Mrs. Toriicf Torland. Mr. and
Mrs. Heber Plank. Mr. and Mrs. J. r..
Radford. Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Engic.
Dr. and Mrs G. r.. Watts. Mr.. and
Mrs. Haakon II. Hammer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander A. Phinney. Mr. and
Mrs. Everett T.. Clark. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. X. Mazx~r. MFR. and Mrs T.. n.
Rardei. Mf.s Trna Solomon of San
Francisco. Mr.. and Mrs. sam stone.
Mr.. Henry Monheimer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Simon Burnett. Mrs. Wallace Rosen-
blatt. DR.. and Mrs. varney A. Kelley.
Mr.. and Mrs @ A. Kelley. DIR. and
Mrs. George crabtree. Mr.. and MrS.
Daniel Pratt. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Hutson. Mr.. and Mrs. xura Case. Mr.
and Mrs. +. A. Frederick
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Attractive Dinner
Dance at COllege Club

The College club entertained last
evening with its first dinner-dance In
the new clubhouse. IL was a very
delightful affair. with more than 200
guests in attendance.
Freezias.. tulips. hyacinths. daffo-
dis and roses. arranged in graceful
baskets. were placed about the differ
ent rooms. and small baskets OF
spring flowers conferred the tables.
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spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs IIcbor Plank
Mrr. ". IT, iindloy and her guest.
Mra. james ~ Nelson. Of Portland.
left today for Olympia 30 visit Mr..
and Mrs. John g. Pierce for few
days. Mrn. Nelson 81 leaving nest
week for California. later noinE 20
Boston. where she viii Walt relauyrn
for several months.
Mrs. w. W. FclRor and daughter.
Miss Nellie Tolger. who have isen
visiting Ia California. viii return this
week.
MIR Hugh Kelieher arrived the last
Of the werk from New York and Mr.
Campbell Kellchor yesterday from
the University ~ Virginia. called
here by the illness Of tirfir mother.
Mrs. Daniel Krilohcr.
Mr.. y. -. Mclean ~ Victoria,
- G.. il tho guest u Mrs Hugh 81.
Caldwell
Mr.. ~ =. Faulkner Of juneau.
Alaska. Nho has been spending some
time In Los Angeles. left today for
hla home.
Mr.. and Mrs ~. X. seIby who
have been guests NJ the Hotel Wash.
inFton for short time. hAsw return.
al 10 their home IN San Francisco.
MIR James H. Nelson ~ Portland.
who IL tho guest Of Judge and Mrs.
Hiram y. liadiey. spent the week.
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Druc~ Farris
in Vancouver. ~ G.
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College Affairs
Compliment
Miss Robson

Sigma Chi Fraternity viii enter
tain with a dinner this evening at
the chapter hourc, complimentary 10
Miss May Robson This afternoon
Gamma Phi Beta sorority entertain
eli with delightful informal tea at
the sorority honao In her homer
Tonight L. College Might AZ tho
Metropolitan. with Miss itotson In
at Pays 10 SmiN."
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Morning Musicale
March 8

The Musical Ar society has
changed It's last chamber music con.
cert from wednesday. March 1. 10
"wednesday. March 9. at the Fine
Arts society.
The Claude Madden Instrumental
ensemble. with the woIi.known Seat.
tie artists. Claude Madden and w. II.
Hs,dley. violin: y. HELLER Coliens.
viola: George Kirrhner. vioIoncello.
and Anna Grant Dali. piano. viii
give the program. which will begin
promptly At n a. m.
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Brid1e Luncheon

The ladies' auxiliary 10 the Mount
Baker Park Social club will meet a,
tho clubhouse "Wednesday for lunch.
cor at o'clock. followed by bridge.
Tho hostesses for tho afternoon
will be Mrs. y. II. Mick~iiohn. Mrs.
J. r. Griffin. Mrs. W. u. clpplo and
Mrs. J. Il Middletnn-
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Plans Large
Bridge Partu

Mrs. John q. Matthews VIII be
hostess AZ her homo on wednesday
afternoon. entertaining with ten
tables % bridge During tho tea
hour several piano and violin scicc.
tons viii be given by Miss Lucille
Rocovich and her brother. simon
Rocovich.
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St-vsns' School PIT. A. ~ plan.
ming a card party and tea for Wed.
nesday. March I. at , y. m. az the
home OF Mrs. James A. strrnt. ess
18th ave. ~. An interesting musical
program Is being arranged for the
tea hour.
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Tea Shop Service
Wednesday

Mrs. Hugh H. Hon. WIN b. hostess
for the University guild of the or,ho-
pedlr hospital "wednesday. assisted
BY Mrw. clar, Kline. Mrs IT, c. Joy.
Mrs. r. A. Start. Mrs A. II Wis.,
man. Mrs. ". @. wcigle. Mrs. w. J.
Densmore. Mrs. J. c. Mcmillan and
Mrs. A. WIiilafnA
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Personal

Mrs. Charles =. Moore. who has
been visiting Judge ana Mrs. William
Hickman Moore for several weeks
LEFT today Tor her homo IN san Fran
cisco.
Mr. George ISirchner, who left last
evening for Wuiia Wnila. where he
viii appear IN concert this evening
with the wnlla Walla symphony
club. will return tOnorrow.
Mru. Clara y. Kocblcr. Of Portland,
IL tho quest OF her sister. hss, IL.
Franklin Gibson. who u oonNaleaelnE
from a serious Illness.
Miss Annette WciHthng has re-
turned from short visit Ia Portland.
Mrs. Duncan Matthews. OF San
Francisco. IL spending several weeks
in tho city.
MR.. H. X. Plank. OF snohomlsh.
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Seattle
Society
Lecture on Aida" for
Benefit Of Orthopcdic
Hospital; Women's Uni
rersity Club Announces
March Program

FTvHE Madrona guild Of the ortho-
i pcdle hospital viii give bcnefi,
lecture at the homo OF Mrs. W. l..
Reddew. in Denny Blaine park. Fri
dny afternoon. March 10. al O'Clock.
Mrs A. X. ffsken viii deliver an
crvratlc lecture ON Verdi and hts
opera. AIDA illustrated by Mrs.
Narmaduke Straith- Miller.
Tickets may be obtained frcvn Mrs.
Orange Jacobs. Mrs. samuel Mitchell
and Mrs. W. A. Irwin.
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a movement is on foot % haw'
screen stars who send out their pho.
tographe enclose "a statement regard
ing the true conditions in Holly.
wood.
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Mrs. Sdsnett
Plans Luncheon

On Friday afternoon. Mrs. Lnclan
Sanneti win entertain chi Omega
Aiumnae association with luncheon
at her home. ssi9 Gard ave. n. l.
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We. Queen Anne r. 7. A.

The regular monthly meeting OF
the West Queen Anne ParentTeaoh-
ers' association viii be held on Wed.
nssday afternoon. March ]. at , y.
m. in the community room. The
meeting will be opened with commun.
ity singing led by Mrs. Adam Madi.
son Beelor. and IA vocal solo viii be
rendered by Miss Mndaiine Butler.
accompanied by Mrs. Charles Albert
Phlllipa
The topic for discussion win be
Physical Nature and Development
Of the Child" led by Mrs. Il. s.
Reedy. Mrs. J. q. Jensen. Mrs Fred
w. Ring and Mrs. william Shumm.
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Luncheon VIII
Compliment
Miss Solomon

cornpiImenting her house ruest.
Miss Irma Solomon. OF san Francis.
co. Mrs. l.. p. Barde IL entertaining
with a luncheon for twelve az her
home Wednesday afternoon. March 8.
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delay" and "yision Fugitive" from
'1icrodiade" were the most enjoy
able. Mr., Harry Hpier proved az
able accompanist.
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West SEATTLE Review no. 81. w. n.
A.. OF tho Maccabces. viii hold It's
regular nesting In Carpenters hall.
<tti California ave. Wednesday.
March !. at p. m Officers. please
wear ~hltr.
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A consolidation dance will be given
By Seattle lodge. n'Nai HIuth. on
Thursday evening. March :. In Ma
sonic, temple. The patrons and pa.
,roncap~s arr 20 be; Mr.. and Mrs
Zen Harris. Mr.. and Mrs. sam FRIED.
man. Mr.. and Airs. Irving nnxtaun.
Mr. and AIRS Stanley Biumenthal.
AR. and Mira. J. stone. Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Silver. Dr. and Mira. Samuel
Koch. Mr. and Mrs, Ino wslsfieid.
Mr.. and Mrr. A. Hosenbcrw. Mr. and
Airs. ). keisnr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Bern
hauFn. Mr.. and Mrs, lou f'riediandcr.
Ar. and Mrs. Roy Ro~cnthAi. Mr.
and Mrs. Meyer Lgris and Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Leopold.
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Dinner Dance

Data Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
win entertain with dipner dance at
tho Seattle Yacht club on Friday eve.
ming.
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Informal Bridge

Mr.. and Mrs. John Moran. Jr.. ar.
entertaining with an informal bridge
at their home Friday morning, when
five tabrrs yin lie in play
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Puget Sound slstcrn' Sewing ciui
No. 100. with Mra. =. a. Rhodiner
10 Thomas at Luncheon. 1 p m
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CLUBS foR WEDNESDAY
william mckinley Circle No. II

William Mckinley Circle No. II.
will serve IA homa.cookcd dinner In
Veterans hall. Armory. wednesday.
March 1. at 6 q. IN. A card party
viii follow at $40 o'clock Every
ono welcome.
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Naiivr Daurhier. Of Pioneer,

Native Daughters OF Pioneers q.
Washington. monthly meeting. in
~ o. Z. w. hall. y. m. Informal
card party followA Members only.
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Progressive Thought Cub

Progressive Thought club VIII
meet at Federated clubhouse lac
n. IN. Canon w. IL. Biinz white
Cross MoyernenI- All intcrenfed
welcome.
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RidgeIey RebeIsnh Auxiliary

Hadgcley Rebekah Auxiliary. with
Mrs. Jesse Chamberlain. 1913 West
10th ct. 100 .. m. Mrs. winifred
sayre and Mrs. Anna Anderson. as.
sisting hostessea.
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Monday Practice
Club VIII Meet

Mrs. John c. Higgins win entertain
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AmeihyHt Social club will NEE
with Mrs. Arthur whitclock. esq
18th ava s.. i.10 y. m.
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club supper. followed by regular
meeting.
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
f<sohi Heights wom~n's Improve.
m~nt Club

m~nt Club
The members OF the frschi
Heights Women's Improvement club
will entertain with "a reciprocity
reception on Friday afternoon At
the hom. ~ tho president. Miss
Isctta Martin. s0a 3oih ave. \, The
program includes numbers by Mrs.
Eugene Warner. Miss Ruth Maurer,
Nlsr Violet Ball and g. Eugene
Paul.
ladies Of the Golden North
The Ladies 81 tho Golden North
win meet Friday at 1881 First
ave.
weunn's Alliance Lunch@on
The weman's Alliance Of the First
Unitarian church will meet for
luncheon az the home ~ Mira O. II
McfAln. sais Woodland Park ave.
at o'clock on Thursday afternoon.
The hostess viii be assisted by Mrs.
Fenton Peterson and Mra Y. u.
HAwpon. Members should take the
Green Lake car 10 Park Junction.
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West Sea tie Art Club

West Seattle Art club with Mrs.
Claude J. Stanley, AIS w. Massa-
ehusetts st. at 1890 A. m. Classic
Painters" led by Mrs. A. w. Swain:
Contemporary Art" by Mrs. A. l..
Warner.
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Y. w. e. A. Clubs

Acacia club Of the Y. w. G. A at
I 30 .. m. Bible study led by Mira.
Joseph Black.
Faholo club at .. m Regular
meeting.
Friends OF All club at 6 o. m.
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wcmsns Auxiliary Rainier Nchss
Post

Executive board. woman's Aux
Hilary. ftainlcr Noble Post No I
American Legion. $50 .. m at y
". {. A.
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ladies' Aid society OF Ballard
Presbyterian church In the annex at
2 p. m. Hostesses: Mrs. G. A..
Trap. Mrs. Edith Boone and Mrs.
A. Walbeland.
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Rainier Reach womsa.. club

Tho regular meeting Of tho Rainier
Reach Woman'H club VIII BE- held a.
the homo Of Mrs. A. l.. McSoaiy. sssz
Rainier ave- "wednesday. March l..
At p. m
Seattle Hebrew Benevolent socicty
The regular monthly meeting Of
the Seattle Hebrew Benevolent 40
ciety will be- held Wednesday. March
l. at s;se .. m. In In. vcuiry rooms
of the Temple dc uirrrh. Election
Of officers. Board meeting At II a m.
r Re Nata Climb
wcsnan's y To Sata club. In rine
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Every Day Help Club

Every Day Help riub will meet ar
so1 Peoples Bank building. from to
p IN
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Aid Society

Ionia Social club. o. II. s.. will
meet at Masonic Temple, D. m.
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women's Cen Jury Club

Spanish department OF the WON.
ans Century club VIII meet at Y.
w. c. A. at 1880 a. IN.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

Arts Hall. I y. IN. WIN review
Northwest artists exhibit with Mra.
Kathcrsno n. rakcr. Music depart.
men, meets with Mrs. G. T.. Hunt.
sol ss,h ave. $40 .. IN.
s~ahurst Council
Feahurrt Council of Minute Wom-
en- will meet at church. p. m.
Iasnrs' Grotto Club
f.adieH Grotto club viii meet with
MrA g. y. Davis. ass California
ave. .. m. civicr Day.
Human Analysis Class
Human analysts class will meet
a, Y. W. G. A.. \ .. nm. Headings
Of character by Prof. John y. Aver.
~. v. Persons interested In tho
siudy Of reading character invited.
Ispvy Hours Club
Happy Hours club will meet with
Mira NJ. s,een. i,is East Olive 81.
D. m.
Every Day Help Club
Every Day Help riub will meet ar
so1 Peoples Bank building. from to
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and state 81 Minnesota Who ore
qualified TO vote at General
Elections. arc hereby notified
that the annual town meeting for
said town will be held at the
town hail. in village Of Aakov.
on Tuesday. the 18th day d
March. 1922. between the, hours
Of . o'clock in the forenoon, and
5 o'clock in the afternoon for the
following purposes:
To elect one supervisor for the
term Of three years. to an the
place Of Ditlev Adolphscn whose
term expires: one town clerk,
one treasurer. one justice Of the
peace. one constable: and to do
any other business proper to te
done At said meeting when con.
vened.
The county nurse and county
agent propositions will also b
voted upon and two (2) dele
gates will be elected TO the Pine
County Republican party conven
ton