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STIMULATE EMPLOYMENT
mess ACTIVITY
| WILL BENEFIT!

these men OF the possibility
stress--it will also greatly Inn
<e the appearance Of every town
city In Kansas In Philadelphia
other day 1850 men pledged that
y would have at least $40 worth
ros'k done AZ their homes or need.
.Xrepsirs. BY the evening Of that
they hat created $4,000. eoo worth
rcrk.
rhe situation IN Kansas. while
10 poignant as that TN Phiiadei.
would respond. nevertheless. 20
same generous and cooperative
frt 20 reduce unemployment. I
crciy hope that the chambers OF
mcrce Of the larger Kansas com.
hities and the other organizations
ch DO 20 much for community
n will take sufficient interest In
suggestion 10 adopt IL as . com.
bity enterprise
OMMUNITY
oBLEM
Immediately afser this the Ma,
~ Conference on Unemployment,
I ia that tho problem OF meeting
emergency OF unemployment Is
hArify community problem. and
money spent IN eprucing up
erty and thus stimulating tha
80 activities OF industry viii
reduce Unemployment far
any other aid
BE conference report also De-
"a: The responsibility for lead
|. Dip Is with the mayor and should
assumed by him. The governor
1a,d unite all state agencies for
support OF the mayors and. as
superior officer. should insist
. the responsibility Of all city
aals.-
Inns the bail wns set rolling and
gained such impetus that now
splrit and the activities Of this
St movement for these two objcc,
y are in evidence everywhere
Sen where unemployment has
ny been apparent. business aetiv.
b being greatly stimulated among
merchants and the artisans be.
- Of the demand for the mate.
y and labor that 10 always ere
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CLEANUP AND PAINT


sss ";s f; da 2 sP p s
% % n: s5ps ' s II; .F den
s ne s a s sws @ ss
poel. their
o
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atci or increased BY these ciean.u
and paintup campaigns.
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- PERSONALS -

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Roland smith
win como IN Saturday from their
summer home near the Country club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Holman
ketoham tlrugenla Peters, are re-.
moving next week 60 To- n. Broad
way.
Mrs. George Warren noole viii re-
turn saturday from California.
where she hasbeen spending a few
weeks.
Mrs. Charles II. Barnes Of Yakima
II spendlng few days in town. a
guest at tho Hotel Washington.
Mrs. Gcnevieye Bleth~n and her
mother. Mrs Martha swadley. have
removed from their summer home at
Three Tree Point 10 their apartment
~ the oiympian.
Mrs. Leslie ". Darwin Of nelling.
ham. who has been visiting In town.
returned 10 her hom. Monday.
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Deliqhtful Tea

CompIimenting Mrs. Frank Pritch.
sard HeiscIl ELLEN Bringioel a recent
bride. Mrs. f. NJ. Hack entertained
with delightful tea at her home on
Queen Anne Hill this afternoon.
Deep-tintsd orange and yellow
/ snarigoids. combined with blue dark
Dopur In profusion. decorated the
rooms. while a silver bowl Of Ophelia
)goscs and deliphinium were used on
1.-THE tea table. while alternating Mt
hhc urns were Mrs. Darrah corbstt.
,9frs. Henry Ward Beecher and Mrs.
Irving NJ. Clark They were assisted
nv Mrs. Magnus Crawford. Mrs. win
Ueto Bell. Mrs. Paul Umoff and Mrs.
Ralph Hoffman.
The hostess was assisted In the ilv.
/, tnR room BY Mrs. Leland Clark and
Mrs. J. 8. Robinson.
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/ Hostesses for
Workers Luncheon

The hosfesSes for the wurkers'
luncheon and rally at tho women's
Univerxity club on Saturday at 1
;e'cIock with be the members OF the
ihostess COMMITTEES Of the club. which
Includes Mrs. Leroy Baekus tchair.
mani Mrs. Philip r. Marion. Mrs.
Frederick H. Allen. Mrs- Henry
ward Brecher. Mrs Howard water.
usnn. Mrs. John lee Haii. Miss Jose-
phinc Taber and Mrs Roland ".
Denny.
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Committee Named for
Guild Dance

Tho committee in charge Of the
Capitol Hiii Guilds dance In the
Knights Of Columbus hail. wednes-
day evening. October Z. includes the
following LADIES'
Mrs. r. +. Campbell. general chair
man. viii b assisted by Arr.
Mitchell Gillian. Mrs T. V. sheehar.
Mrs Frank Case. Mrs. Bruce Shorts.
Mrs. J. NJ. ciapp. Mrs. ~. q. Bishop.
Mira. J.. c. Roy. Mrs. w. y. Finn.
Mrs. c. Gallagher and Mrs. Ralph
KEENAN,.
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Seattle
Society
LIMITATIONS Going Out for
Tea; Program WI Be
Given at the H. c. Hem
~ Art Gallery Friday
Evening.

AIRS. GILBERT SKINNER Is Is.
1sA suing invitations Cor a tea at
the Sunset club. Friday afternoon.
October 9. 70 honor Mrs. Livingston
n. stcdman. Jr.. who n leaving In
October 20 Wait relatives In Aeer.
deem. Mlss.
Mr.. and Mrs. skinner will enter.
tain with the first OF series 81 small
dinners at their home next Tuesday
svening.
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what do you suppose has come
over my husband this morning
sophiaf" exclaimed conscientious
littla bride 90 the new servant. II
never saw him start down town 40
happy. He's whisilinR like a bird
I'm 20 blame. mum. got tho
packages mixed this morning. and
instead Of giving him oatmeal I
cooked the bird seed. Chicago Her.
aid and Examiner
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Miss Madeline Piper. who has been
visiting Mrs. Frederick Hall White.
left yesterday for her home In Hos
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robsrt II. walkin'
shaw removed today from Wins
Point, where they spent tho summer.
10 their town house. Mr.. and Mrs,
Robert c. Monteaeic. who occupied
their homo during their absence.
have gone 70 California for the
winter.
Mrs. Colin o. Radford. with her
sister. Mas Enid Fenton. OF ncrk'
eiey. who have teen travelling abroad
since May. returned On Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. Turney and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wallace. Of
Vancouver. n c.. spent the last
week end with Mr., and Mrs. George
W. Kiirfeltsr. Jr.
Mrs. Conrad of Chicago and Miss
Frances Drake Of Mason CITY. Iowa.
who have been touring the West.
arrived In town tho first OF the
week 10 spend a short time. Miss
Drake with Miss Dorih Mitchell In IN
Victoria for q few days.
Mrs. Thomas Magrath. with Mr..
Cecil Jone. OF London and Mr.. Cav.
dry Mitchell. has returned from an
Inspection trip TO the Canadian hor.
der properties and their copper state
bore. one OF the Vests engineering
feats.
Mrs. w. A. shannon returned
Wednesday from her country home,
Shannon on. chelan." at Lake Chs.
Ian. where she has been for the sum.
mer months. and, with Or. shannon,
IL occupying her apartments at tho
Hotel Sorrento.
Mrs. Jules Schneider. who has been
spending the summer with her son.
in-law and daughter. Afr. and Airs.
Bruce Morgan. h leaving Saturday
for her homo In Texas.
Mrs. A. w. Tifmarnh and dauxh.
ter. Miss Phebe Nell Tidmarsh. who
have bsen spending tho summer In
England. are expected 20 return the
last Of October.
Mrs. Edwin Guthrie left recently
for BERKELEY. Cal. where shr viii
visit relatives for two months.
Mrs. Stewart Maekiin. who has
been Visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Chcsfer Keith. for two
months. win leave Saturday for Coro.
nado. 20 Join Lieut.. Maekiin.
Mrw. Anna schriefer. Of Cincinnati.
O.. who has been visiting her dAaxh-
ter. Mrs. John l. Hall. left this week
for Buriingame.. Cal. where she will
visit another daughter. Mrs. Eugene
MacL<an. for time. before return.
Ing 70 her home
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Lorraine chsp,s~ No. Q

Tho annual dance Of Lorraine
chapter No. 9. o. E. a.. viii be held
October 10 In the auditorium Of the
Masonic temple. y. Pine and liar.
ward. The committee Ia working ain.
gently 10 make this success and
promises good music ana a general
good time.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


THE woman'A Civic club met Al the
Y. W. G. A. Tuesday afternoon. when
tho following committees for the
coming year were appointed:
Mrs. Carrie l.. Miller. committee
20 Walt mayor. Mira Charles O. Nil.
Ter. program. Mrs. W. H. Martin.
Mrs. Mary y. Hunk. entertainment.
Mrs. Frances Roberts and AIRS.
Bunk. welfare. Mrs. Helen X. Alien.
Mrs. Minnie Ghoison and Nra. Eliza.
teih Eichlsr. membership. Mrs. Nora
swenson. county commissioner. Mlsa
Susan Holman and Mrs. ". 1. liar.
mon. city council. Mrs. ~. ~. Hewitt.
ways and means. Mrs. Carl sigaor.
schools and Fairgrounds Mrs. Carrie
l. Miller. press. Mrs. Hattie Esbert.
sick COMMITTEES. Mrs. Ella Cudlhee,
psritamsntarisn Mrs. Leah Hsaiicup
and Miss Marie 0aahwelier. music.
Horne-Cooked Dinnev
Fruit and Flower Mt~ston
The rummaEo sale OF tho Fruit ana
Flower Mission viii be held Friday
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Newer Form of Iron a Bless
ing to Folks Who Are Weak,
Sickly, Nervous or Rundown
Reader Says He Suffered From All Sorts Of Alarming
Symptoms and After Ailng. Complaining and Doctor.
ing for Years, Found That the Real Trouble Was
Lack of Iron in His Blood-Feels Like New
Man in but Two Short Weeks
"sir weeks ago I saw a special Of.

"Bix weeks ago saw special Of
fer in tho paper telling about the
terrible devi,alixinr weakness caused
by lack Of iron in the blood. and how
examinations by physicians had
shown that three people out OF every
four you meet lack 100 per cent iron
in their blood. For years l had been
all tired out with my work and never
felt well single day. For long
periods I would have pains In my
back and think / was getting kidney
trouble. Then had dizzy spells.
pains and paipitaiions around my
heart. and began 20 fear ! was get.
ting heart disease. I suffered from
gns and my meals always upset me.
Nothing ! ate agreed with me or
seemed 10 do mo any good. and I
could not sc, any strength out OF
my food.
II have been taking Husated Iron
for two weeks. The results are sim
SoTE--Ths above company 8. know
oHo ,ono packages Of Nurss~d Iron mr..
sn6 kiakiy ve~owmenae6 ~ former
Judgee ~ 4. =. Courts snd nanny pS
that " pes Do not sbssta all snd =,
frss sussfsa Iron. che sssufsetur~
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Funeral services for David Jolly.
81. Seattle trannfer man for a.
years. who died Tuesday win bs held
Saturday morning nj tho Manning
undertaking establishment Kaia-
tivas In British Columbia and In Scot.
land survive.
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Series of Dinners

Entertaining with the first OF a
seriss Of four dinner parties. DR.. and
Mrs. A. u. Tollefsen were hosts TO
ten guests at their homo last eyre.
ming. conpIimenting Mr.. and Mrs. II.
H. Goodkind. who are leaving DC.
tober 2 for San Francisco TO make
their home.
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Mrs. Charles Hostess

Honorine Mrs. Eleanor Howard OF
Virginia. who is visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Hugh NJ. Caldwell. Mrs.
Charles. wife Of Col Oscar J.
Charles. Z. =. A.. will entertain with
. luncheon at the Sunset club Friday
afternoon.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS


The educational committee Of the
Seattle Council Of tho parent.Teach'
ers' Association ana Mothers Con.
gress. VIII meet Friday, sept. %.
at .. m. Ia the board 81 educa.
ton rooms IN the Central building.
Miss Lauretta Cole ana Miss Lillian
Sutherland. OF tho public library. will
speak.
Daughters OF scotia
Daughters OF Scotia will give n
dance Friday evening. september 70.
In A. o. u. w. hall
Mystic Jewel Lodge
Mystic Jewel Lodge viii hold a 20.
eisi and card party Friday evening.
at ODD Fellow temple.
Queen City Chapter, q. ". n.
Queen city chapter. No. iss. o. ~.
n. win give a dance and card party
In christensen's hall Friday evening.
September 70.
Ladies' Aid Cafeteria Dinner
The Ladies' Ala OF the Columbia
Congregational church will have a
cafeteria dinner az tho church Fri.
day. September 20. from $40 20 TAO.
A cordial invitation 10 extended 10 all
ffisnds.
Mcdonald PIT. A.
A musicale viii he given by the
Mcdonald PIT. A. on Friday. Sep.
fember 70. at 1iso y. m. IN m. an
scmbiy room az the school An In.
ter.ssine program will be given by
talent Ia the community. silver
Offering All invited.
Tho Haven " r. church viii serve
home.cooked dinner on Friday
evening. September -. a; o'clock.
Mrs. Charles l.. Moses. chairman.
Dunlap PIT. A.
Dunlap PIT. A. will meet Friday.
September 70. a; .. m. at the
school. Mise Jennie u. Nichols. %
tho educational department Of the
Washington State branch. viii BE- tho
speaker. Community singing will be
led by SIR. c. O. Pollard. Refresh.
msnts will follow ihe program. All
welcome.
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Compliment for
Miss PolrelI

Mrs. Arthur G.. Iatimer will enter.
itAln with six tabfes Of bridge AZ
Acme. on Friday afternoon. 10 COM
tpliment Miss Janet Powell. who win
.ved Mr.. Neal Tourseliotte on October
t4& Only tho close friends OF Miss
jPpwsll have been invited.
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Miss Hdinsicorth
Hon0red

Mrs. Arthur Lapsky and Mrs.
George Clark Chamberlin entertained
twelve young mairons at their homo
Tuesday afternoon ~ compliment
90 Miss Jeanette Hainsworsh. who Ii
20 marry Mr.. Philbrick Mayo But.
1sr, Friday evening.
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Police Dogs Fail
to Foil Burglars

VIENNA. Sept. 2s.--Thousbt nine
police dogs guarded the home Of
Friedrich Won Hohlsn. burglars
robbed II without any OF the dosn
sounding an alarm.
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Aloha chapter. No. iis. o. r.. r..
will have lie opening dance In the
new Masonic tompie. al Green Lake.
Saturday evening. September 30.
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and Saturday. September 20 and 30.
at 1871 Fourth ave. Mrs. A. A. suth.
eriand II Ia charge % the nale. assist
ed BY members from the various cir.
cles Of tho city.
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Tho Womsns Tuesday club will
meet Tuesday. October .. Al 1870
o'clock. with Mrs. A. 4. Hssgss,. tTis
18Th ave. NE
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To Entertain Informally

With Afr. and Mrs. Watson l..
barclay Of wiiIIsmspors. Pa. A.
honor guests. Or. and Mrs Richard
O'shea Win entertain with an IN.
formal dinner this evening At th~ir
country place across Lake washing.
ton
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west Seattle Review, No. III
West Seattle rcvt~w. No. 81. w. n.
A.. of the Maecabsss. viii meet In
Carpenters hail. ssti California
ave. wednesday. October Z. ct & ..
m. sharp. Members urged 10 attend.
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Madrena GuIla sIi,rr ne.

Msdrona guild Of the orshopedle
hospital vii hold y silver tea Friday.
September 70. AZ the home Of Mrs.
y. H. Dieksy. las sssh ave ".
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Tho gallery will Be opened st T.so
o'clcck. IN order to give tho public
time to view the many interesting art
TREASURES before the musical pro-
gram.
The usherinw viii BE- In charge OF
Mn. J. X. Mcdowell and Mrs. Fritz
~ Benz. assisted by Misses Marie
XcAusland. Agnes rsIea Elizabeth
Mclean. II. sne whitney. Leila
bryant and Dorothy sanders.
the silver baskets will be Ia charge
81 Airs. J. II. Cartwright srd Mrs.
jefferson u. shaner. assisted by Mrs.
r. X. Thomas and Mrs. Frederick J.
Macarthur.
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Ladies' Literary and Musical Club
The Ladies' Literary and Musical
club will meet NJ the horne OF Mrs,
,. y. Bisisx sis rlorentia at. Friday.
October q. NJ 40 p. m.
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Music
Joint Recital Friday


Edmund y, Myer and Clifford W.
Knn,ner viii present two Of their
pupils. sidney Laurence Dixon. tenor.
and Nathan Stewart. baritone. In a
Joint recital In the Plymouth conKre.
Eational church Friday evening a,
SIS. Helen Ethel Myers and cir.
ford w. Kan,ner viii be the accom-.
paniuf.. Mr.. Myer will give a short
talk ON The key 10 all true eondi.
tons % tone In the singing voice. /"
and win also illustrate how and
why thss. two voices heard In
this program differ from the average
voices.
Tho program which will b. com
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Nina NJ. Frye Tent. No. ~. y. OF
". VIII give social picnic at the
soldiers home az Re,ail. Friday. Sep.
tember 70. Daughters. comrades
and friends welcome. Take tho .
o'clock boat n, colmsn dock and
bring weIl.filled lunch baskets.
Fairvicw PIT. A.
Falrvlew PIT. A. will meet Fri.
day. September 20. at 4 p. m. az the
school. Mr. J. NJ. knisely. principal
OF tho Green f.alse school. will speak
On the so.io plan. Community sing.
Ing.
Auxiliary seattle Peat No. n
American Legion Auxiliary to Sc
attis Post No. ~ will have a silver
tea Friday. September 20. at 1880
O'Clock. at the home OF Mrs. John
c. cahrourei. $40 Fremont ave.
Take phlnncy car 20 end OF line.
Master hey" Psychology Class
The Master Key" Psychology
class win meet Friday evening in
the University branch library hall.
Friday evening. September 20. q,
Tao o'clock. Dr. Powers. teacher.
subisctg Universal Mind" All
welcome.
Auxiliary RsinIer->ohIe Peat No. !
Tho womsn's Auxiliary 10 Raj.
nier Noble post No. 1 will have
an silday meeting on Friday. Sep.
TENDER 10. at tho home OF Mrs.
Malcolm pouslas. 1905 Fast Oar
field 81. Members urged to be
present
Alpha Gamma Delta AIumnas
Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnne
meets with Mrs. Andrew Macrher.
son. Caledonia apartments. eatur.
eay. September so,h. at .. m
Fortson Thygesen Auxiliary
Fortson Thygesen Auxiliary No.
:. u. 2. w. v. will give a dance
- F"N"t1As" N.tts AfHtUfVs AtAtA
Third ave. Thursday evening. Sep.
TENDER "a.
Nordles Choral Club
A fun attendance IL desired at tha
weekly meeting Of the Nordlea cho.
raj club. which Is 20 be held Friday
evening az tho EAnipraetic building,
broadway and ". plna st.. al O
o'clock.
onion Danes Of Civil War
Ths Union Danes Of IN. civil
War win give card party Friday.
September ssth. q, $50 o'clock and
AZ sac o'clock. In Veterans. haf.
Armory. a chicken dinner viii be
served al .. m.
Hadrona Guild silver Tea
Nsdrona guild Of the orshoped!c
hospital wiii hold . silver tea Friday.
September 70. AZ the home Of Mrs.
Y. NJ. Dicksy. les sssh ave. ".
West Seattle Review Sewfns Crels
West Seattle Review. w. n. A.. OF
tho Maccahcrs Sewing circle. win
meet At the hons Of Mrs. Samuel
wkinsiey. <Tts sssh ave. a. w. Fri.
day. September 20. AZ .. m. Mem.
49, "A S<l.~s- s..fs-a
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West Seattle Review. W. n. A.. Of
tho Maccabcrs Sewing circle. win
meet at the hons Of Mrs. Samuel
wsinsley. <Tts sssh ave a. w. Fri.
day. September 70. az I .. m. Nam.
b~rs and friends invited.
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ply astounding. can work twice az
long without firing and I feel myself
getting stronger every day. All my
alarming symptoms have disappeared
and ] can conscieniiousiy nay that
more iron in my blood has tremen.
dousiy Increased my strength. enargy
and endurance"
The above il a typical Hypothetical
case showing the results that have
been achieved by great many PEG.
pie since we started this "Hatisfac.
ton or Money Back" offer on Nux.
sted Iron. We Will make you the
same guarantee. IL after taking
two weeks treatment OF Suxased Iron
you cannot walk twice as far or work
twice as long without firing. and you
are not absolutely delighted with the
results we viii promptly refund
your money. For sale BY all drug.
stsfs. including Barteii Drug Co. Owl
Drug Co. University Drug Co. and
a. q fs1Iv
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~ recent meeting of the Sunday
school board OF the Green Lake
Methodist Episcopal church the sol.
lowing resolution was presented and
adopted;
Resolved. that the Sunday school
beard Of tho Green Lake Methodist
Episcopal church protest against the
publishing Of sensational murder
trials. such ne the Clara HkArin case.
and for moral reasons same should
be made brief as possible"
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American Legion Auxiliary to Re
attlc Post No. IA will have a silver
tea Friday. September 20. At 1880
O'Clock. at tho home OF Mira. John
c. cabrourel. sTio Fremont ave.
Take phlnney car 20 end Of line.
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poric kociai club invites YOU 20
meet than at Times Square. rain
or shine. at II a. m. Sunday. for
. trip 10 the Masonic and Eastern
Star hons. Bring sandwiches and
cake. Hot coffee viii 10 fur
nished.
Professional entertainers win give
q program.
II you have an empty sea, IN
your auto. phone Airs. Bradley.
Mslrose etTi.
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Ths Union Danes Of the Civil
War viii give a card party Friday.
September ssth. AZ $50 o'clock ard
AZ $40 o'clock. In Veterans haii.
Armory. a chicken dinner will be
served st .. m.
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Thursday Musical Club

The Thursday Musical club gave q
program Of early classical music this
afternoon At meeting which fol.
flowed luncheon at Mrs. ". w.
C'Keefe's home at 4sis Aurora ave.
The program IL as follows:
Scare Selves" from Opera Ataianta...
Mrs. 4. w. O'Ksefs
Paper on Early Classical Music" -.
ny Mrs. Ls~rxncs 6oodhvs
"ceass My Heart From woundins"..
ss-.-sss...@....s.s. s..s.s....Hc arlotti
Mrs ID. Q. Knapp
Harmonious Biacksnfth" ..... Handel
Mrs. o. l.. wiilstt
fave Maria" .................B mach
Mrs. y. w. Goodhus
ssWhsre Ere You Walk. .. Handel
Mrs. Laurence Goodhus
Mrs.. n. a. Nichols
Service at Tea Shop
Mrs. Frank Atkins will be hostess
for Mount Baker Park guild at the
orthopsdic Tea shop Friday, assist.
81 by Mrs. Oliver b. Thorgrimson.
Mrs. G. A. Douglas, Mrs X. A. Bur.
nell. Mrs. T. NJ. Campbell. Mrs. T..
Forbes, Mrs. J. G. Gambel, Miss
Esther Eahf and Miss Louise Bur.
nslL
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II. c. Henry Opens
His Art Gallery

on Friday evening. september 20.
Mr.. III. c. Henry. OF itiT Harvard
ave. n. viii open his beautiful art
gallery for the benefit Of the work
conducted by tho women's Mission.
AIRY society Of the First Presbyterian
church.
The following delightful musical
program has been arranged BY Mrs
Roland c. williams Mrs. James
Maschett. Mrs ID. c. Young and Mrs.
Elizabeth Schumacher:
-svlsicn Fugitive" tHsrediAdsl ,.Mssssnss
Mr.. W. w. Gerard
Miss Ruth frynns al tns piane
cal ">e~ f4tks Lantern. ......
.......ssss.*..... wafer krsmef
(h} ~ tava the Neon" Paul pueens
Il, GOOD Morninx. nruthsr sanshins
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LA lshmAnn
Mr.. cnsriss n. FARRELL
s-f<rmnne~ sans rsrolss'. .Wtsniannki
Mrs Alice William. sherman
Miss Leone fenxdon a. the piano
(s) IA Old Engitsn Love soax".....
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Mr. Gerard
<as -An Evening sess" s...... .olieer'.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28

A fun attendance IL desired at ths
weekly meeting Of the Norilca cho.
raj club. which Il 20 DO held Friday
evening az tho SAnipraetic building.
broadway and v. Pine st.. a, .
o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28

The Master Key Psychology
class win meet Friday evening IN
the University branch library hall.
Friday evening. September 70. al
Tao o'clock. Dr. Powers. teacher.
subisct Universal Mind" All
welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28
Daughtsrs Of scotia
Queen city Chapter, o. ". =.


The Ladies' Aid OF the Columbia
Congregational church will have a
cafeteria dinner az tho church Fri.
day. September 20. from $40 20 TAO.
A cordial invitation 10 extended TO all
ffiends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28

Fsirvlew PIT. A. will meet Fri.
day. September 20, at 8 .. m. az the
school. Mr. J. NJ. knirely. principal
OF tho Green f.alse school. viii speak
On the solo plan. Community sins.
ing.