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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-25
DATES
TO REMEMBER

- E<-fssaas w ~
The marriage Of Miss Janet Powell
70 Mr.. Neal Tourteiotte. in Trim
lily church. At $40 o'clock
Arctic club win have Halloween
dinner dance.
Bridge tea az the Hotel Sorrento
BY First HIN Guild Of the Or
tbopsdic hospital.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER IT.
Miss Monica shannon's Informal
dance At home
Miss Sarah Harris 70 entertain at
supper IN compliment 20 Miss
Phyllis GrifNths.
Mrs. Edward ~. Schulz ard Miss
Gerfruds Schulz 70 entertain with
tea nj home from q 70 o'clock.
20 honor Mrs. John ID. l. Hart
man and Mrs. Earle darcy
Pearcs
Farewell tea at women's Unfver-
sity club.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER rs
Miss vsrnita Hweazea 10 wed Mr.
Morris Lundquist in 81. Iuks's
pro-csthedrai. In Tacoma. at
s.3e o'clock.
Halloween dinner dance at the
Seattle Golf club.
Miss Phyllis Hamiin 70 be hostess
AT Halloween masquerade dance.
Miss Elizabeth MacLean 20 wed
Mr.. Alfred Mills ghorrnIay, IN
Bethany Presbyterian church. at
$40 o'clock.
The wedding Of Miss Ellis parkin 10
Mr.. Earl AacPhsrson. at the
home Of Mr.. and Mira Albert =.
EIford. At $40 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Nefi 70 keep
open house. afternoon and even
ing. at their nav home. 1912
Bigefow ave.
Mrs. Harry Eugene Allen 20 com
pIimsnt Miss Phyllis Grifnths
with a bridge party at home.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 81
Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. Thurmond 20
be hosts at masqus Halloween
dance.
Japanese consul and Mrs. Hiross
Saito 20 entertain with a recep-
tion and dance at 1925 First ave.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER -
Mrs. Frederick Dent Hammons 20
ment 70 Miss Phyllis Griffths. at
home. from 70 o'clock.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER A.
Alpha xi Delta sorority 70 have
Christmas bazaar at tho Hotel
Washington Annex.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER g.
The marriage OF Miss Phyllis orff-
fiths 70 Mr.. Martius King at the
Alpha xf Delta sorority house at
$3.50 O'Clock.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1s--
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles y. elise will
HAYS reception and dance at the
Sunset club.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER TO-
This marriage OF Miss Gertrude NJ.
ford to Mr.. TryEve IIoff, at
Inrua n ~
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SATURDAY ART
FOR CHILDREN

The Cornish school has Saturday
morning class IN art for children. I'm.
der Mise Lydia Fuller. OF San Fran.
cisco. This in "A new field OF service
for tho Cornish 20 undertake. Tues.
day and Thursday. from 7 20 10.
there are evening classea for those
who work during the day. Le sons
arc very inexponnive-so cents a les.
ron for tho Saturday classes and 81 n
lesson for the evening classes. Daily
classes also arc given in decoration.
design and color from . 20 ~. TUT.
ton at the rate Of 90 cents a lesson.
Miss Fuller has studied with Frank
fnsernon. Ralph Johonvott and Ru.
doiph achaeffcr and il a graduate OF
tho California School OF Fine Arts.
shs has had wide experiences m
teacher Of design and FREQ hand draw
ing In tho public schools.
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DYE STOCKINGS
OR SWEATER IN
DIAMOND DYES"

Diamond Dyes" add years OF wear
to worn. faded skirts, waists. coats.
stockings. sweaters. coverings, hang
ings. draperies. everything. Every
package contains directions 80 sim.
pie any woman can put new, rich.
fadeless oolors into her worn gar.
ments or draperles. even II she has
never dyed before. Just buy Dia-
mond Dyes--no other kind--then
your material will como out right, be-
cause Diamond Dyes are guaranteed
not 70 streak, spot. fade or run. Tell
your druggist whether the material
you wish 10 dye Is wool or silk, or
whether Il Is linen, cotton OF mixed
goods. Advertisement
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Entertain for Bride

Thirty members Of Mrs A. ~.
Toilefscn's bridge club ccmpilmen,ed
her daughter. Miss Enola Mhase.
now Mrs. John X. Hendrieks. Mon.
day evening with surprise mis-.
ceilaneous shower at her home.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. William
childs entertained with a matinee
party al the Moore IN her honor.
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Nourishine
Positively Not a DYE

and nourishss this hair. thus restoring
u TO It's original vitality. II 10 used and
endorsed by thousands Of mon and wom-
90. 50 dandruff remover atoms II 10
worth many times tho price asked. One
bottle usually IL effective.
Sold by Bartel Drug Co.. swim DRUG
Co, Rhodes Company Department ators
and other drug and department stores ~
fi.7b a bottle.
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Orthopedic Tea Shop

Queen Anne Guild viii b IN
charge at the orthopcdic Tea shop
Thursday. Mrs. u. c. fancy will
be hostess. assisted by Mrs. c. n.
Shaw. Mrs. Ward sinpkins. Mrs.
Herbert withespoon. Mrs. J. u.
Barclay. Mrs. J. w. Goodwin. Mrs.
Frank r. sinks. Mrs. Harry Rowe
and Mrs. J. Edward Clark.
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ARCHITECT DOES
MAGAZINE WHITING

Samuel Chamberlain II now a
member Of the firm Of stsarns A
Brophy. architects. OF Boston, In
addition 20 his work. he n writing a
series Of magazine articles which viii
take him. In the spring. 10 Spain and
Africa. lie writes that the summer
IN France was entirely idyiiic. and !
made great deal OF progress In tho
field drawing. a part OF tho time
was spent with william Emerson.
head OF the department Of archiiec.
ture Mt Boston Technology rhe school
Mr.. Chamberlain attended after ieav.
Ing the University Of washington do.
partmcnt OF architecture, In search
OF material for his forthcoming book
on bridgenl Most OF tho 'imo ! mi.
grated between Charles and Poitiers.
but mana ed 10 dash into Italy for a
few weeks"
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POSTERS SHOW
FOREIGN SCENES

This week n, tho library Miss Cal.
houn has arranged a series OF for
eign travel posters In tho lobby Of
tho top floor They arc hung in
honor OF their donor. who viii be in
Hcatu. on routs 20 san Francisco.
Tho French Travel bureau OF New
York. maintained by the French
government In tho interests OF travel
abroad. sen, them here and they dc.
pct wildly many historic spots.
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Mrs. Frank Boycs Turper. who has
recently como TO make Seattle her
home. addressed tho club ncmherr
and their friends on Management,
Of Ones self--the r1rn; Step In Dc
veloping Executive Ability
MIR. Tuppsr spoke Of tho vaiue
Of putting tho Imagination 20 work.
stating that ono's achievement "
largely tho result Of ones own
mental picture. she called a'icn
ton 90 tho Importance Of tho en-.
ecutivo's leaving to his or her as.
ssstanfs an opportunity for develop
ing their own Initiative. This
brough, up the need Of the present
day for leaders who would inspire
their assistants 90 work. not for
them. bu, with them.
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Why Have Gray
Hair or Dandluif?

Nourtshins win restore yogr hair 60
original color whsthsr black. brown or
biond- Removes dsnaruff Prevents fall.
inx hair and promotes tie growth.
cissnses the scalp. Harmless ana pleas.
ant 90 uss. No longer 10 ~ necessary for
you 20 have gray hair which handbags
you socially and In business
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Bridqe Eueninq

Mr. Rasseli Perkins - entertaining
with four tables OF bridge at his
home this evening. as compliment
10 AFR. and Mrs Edward Andrews
tMarga~t chinnl and Miss Harriet
Baxter and her fiance. Mr.. Evan
McCord.
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Personal

Miss Nancy Caldwell Of Louisville.
KY. who has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Edwin Davis. loft Monday
for Chicago 20 visit for time before
returning to her house.
MFR. and Mrs. Rex Stafford return.
cd yesterday from a short motor trip
to Portland. Last evening Mr.. Stat.
ford left for Southern Oregon on a
short business trip.
Mrs. John Mccoliister and dauFh.
ter. Katherine. will return next Tues
day from two months visit with
relatives In Baltimore.
Mrs. Hamilton Biggnr Of Glove
land. Ohio. who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. w. u. Bigger for sew.
erai months. viii leave November ?
for her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar I. Webster
and two children, Edgarita and Fer.
ris. are leaving Saturday on the
Ruth Alexander for San Francisco.
They are shipping their car down
and viii motor South 20 Los Angeles.
where they will spend the winter.
Mr.. Philip Rowe will return early
in November from business trip In
the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. England
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Dizard are
motoring to Yakima Friday for n
weekend hunting trip.
Mrs. r.. X. Beymer OF Tacoma IN
the guest Of her aon.in.law and
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ChiIdren's Art Display
at LibrurU On for Week

voiopment OF certain studies. "col
ors and Derign." Art Vocabulary"
Processes In Construction" "Appre'
Citations and Relationships In the
World OF Art ana Industry are a
few OF tho topics the exhibit VIII
explain.
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Dinner ON Halloween

Mr.. and Mrs. IL. A. Neubert win
have a dinner al their homo on
Halloween. entertaining sixte
members OF their bridge dinner club.
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Dinner at Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Ewing will
entertain with dinner Of ten covers
Al their home Monday evening.
October 30.
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Fare,ceu Tea

The fareweii tea AZ the women's
University club Friday afternoon
from . until o'clock. which win be
the last affair In the old club house.
win have acting ms hostesses Mrs.
Frank Elwell Case. Mrs Otis Floyd
I.amson. Mrs Stanton Allen and
Miss Alletta Gillette
Mrs. Aivah Lemuel Carr and Miss
Mabel Chliberg VIII preside at tho
urns.
Mrs. Harry Stephenson Bowen ac-
companled by Miss Dorothea Hopper.
viii give tho following program OF
songs.
The Morning Wind" ....... .Brsnscombe
The waters OF the Minnetonka-.....
with Violin obbiswAto By AIRS
Victor Zsdnick
wake VI ........ ...'.s.- - h.i''p-
In addition the Women's tntver.
sity Club Glce club will give several
selections.
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AItruistic Club
Day Nurserr
Graded Union Of Sunday School
Teachers

Tho Seattle Graded Union % sun.
day School Teachers viii meet Thurs.
day. October %. $40 n. m. 20 II m.
Program viii bo given by tho Taco.
ma Graded Union OF Sunday School
Teachers. followed by departmental
conferences.
Cradle Roll" Mrs. Ira Dye: he
ginnerr." Mrs. James Smith. 'Pri.
mary suporlntendcntn. Mrs. n. Bur.
rows: Primary Teachers" Mrs. y. l..
Rabbit. Junior superinterdentH. .
AIRS. w. r. Waters. Junior Teach.
cru." Mrs. n. G. TAFT.
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Informal Bridoe

Miss Audrey Collins entertained
with an informal bridge Saturday
afternoon In her apartment az Rox.
bury Court Three tables were in
play.
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DIR. Loughney, Famous Dieti-
tian, Publishes New Book,
Free TO You Postpaid"

Yeu will value this hook highly.
We mail them ont FREE. Write
your name and address plsinly, and
ysu will receive yeur hook by re-
turn maiL They arc wrapped and
ready Co mall oat.
NOTE~--Dr. Isaghney.s Rake Oven
Tr~sssnens cffiees sre loc~sed ~ the
coru~v Of FSfth and Union. In the Crazy
Building. Recsns SIo-sif-six-s1e-Sit.
Dr. Icughncy is ns~isted by coupcsent
lady uur-c~- Hours. o ~ IN. 10 q p m
sunday. 0 10 ~ emily. Telephone Main
Gzae
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CLUBS FOR THURSDAY

Greenwood Chapter. u. d., q. ". \.
Greenwood chapter. y. D., O. y. D..
will entertain with a card party at
the home OF Mrs. Myrtle Tyler. sbis
nth ave. N. W. Thursday, october
20. az 2 y. ~. The hortesscs for the
afternoon wiz be Mrs. Meta ciahna
and Mrs. viola Mullen. All Eastern
lsssfS invited.
Doric Social Club
poric Social club. O. u. g.. will
give a card party AT the homo or
Mrs. Jessie Ramrtead. 4asa Green
wood ave. Thursday. october ss. at
: y. m.
Social and Charitable Club "Freja"
rho womens Social and Char
table Club, "Freja.~ will have a
card party Thursday. october scth.
at i:s0 p. m. In the swedish club
pariora. IIostesnea for tho after.
noon win be Mrs. Aloro Gardner
and Mrs. Dienda Tarp.
Seattle Review. No. .
Seattle review. No. 8. W. u. A.. Of
the Maccabeea. viii meet Thursday.
October 20. In the A. O. u, w. hall.
iaoe Ninth ave. Anniversary and
Past commandcrs' night. business
meeting at p. m.
Aitruistic Club
The Pythlan Sisters AitruiHfic
club will meet Thursday. october
asth. at tho homo Of Mrs. II. u.
Redmen. staT sbth ave. \. w. for
an aii.day session.
Day Nursery
Tho Seattle Day Nursery ansocia.
tlon will NEE, Thursday afternoon.
October 20. at i3o o'eiock. at 1os
broadway. instead Of tho morning Of
tho same date
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ny DOROTHY FAY GOULD

Have you been exposed 70 art7 n
not. you can yet catch II or at least
500 how seattie's youngest genera
ton IL being exposed 10 II II you
attend the exhibit at tho Seattle pub
lic library. which will be on view
ono week. beginning sunday after.
noon. October 30.
As one teacher no truly saidi
1T IN certainly true that II tho
artistic side OF your nature has been
developed. your whole journey thru
life In made ploananter and moro
beautiful Tho secret OF enjoying and
pouaeHAins things without owning
them IL yours. TO appreciate any
thing OF beauty In 20 truly ponseHs
II. Did you ever notice that the
things which mako for enjoyment OF
life are FREQ 10 all--natura. the pub
Ito library. full Of books. art gaiieriea.
the architecture OF our streets. tho
music OF our churches not TO mon.
ton tho service. and also tho sociabil'
ity they foator7"
The present exhibition aims 10
show the public and tho parents OF
Seattle tho interesting work now be.
ing dons by the Fine ana Industrial
Arts departments In the elementary
schools.
Miss Clara r. Reynolds as director
of thia department IL doing a noble
work." 10 quote n leading citizen.
Her assistants are Frances feomanA.
Maud Elmer and Victoria Mclean.
Standards OF good taste are dovci'
opcd for all that Ia beautiful In cloth
ing. buildings. furnishings - all the
everyday things ws use. an well as
appreciation for the great produe.
tions Of artists. painters and souip.
tors.
A. different times thruout the
eight grades the children become
painters. designers. wesvcrs. pot
tiers, boolsbinders and workers IN
wood aud paper. Tho exhibit
show. how important Il II that
variety of suitable materials be
provided 10 make possible these
experiences for the boys and
KITS VI 1f&tttFs sf*tnE f&Fs
10 art from 10 many angles. ugii'
meas IN the homes or dress or
lives Of ii~ next generation
should be unknown.
A m~fnber OF tho art department
OF tho schools viii be al tho library
each afternoon from $40 10 Gao 10
explain tho aims Of tho work.
The library II cooperating by rr.
hlbltinr books and pictures vaiuahle
IN connection with tho studies IN
Appreciation and Relationship"
The exhibit win b made up OF
intrros, both 10 ihons anxious 10 SEQ
In. actual work 81 tho children and
fhoae Interested 80 observe tho means
hy which II IL fos,eref sur~rvisor's
and chiidren's work
both will be shown.
Progress thru the grades from first
70 eighth win be shown in The De-
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81. MIeharl's vomsn's 0uIId

Tho women. guild o. Sc. Micharl's
chapel has resumed tia weekly
Thursday meeting and afternoon ,eas
az 2 p. IN. In tho guild room. corner
OF Sixth ave. ~. and John ~. All
women Of the nsIEhborhood are In.
vited 10 attend.
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Tho Parent 1eachvr association Of
the n. A. Mcdonald school will give
n card party. Thursday. october %.
at y. ma. AZ bogs Sixth ave, n. Y.
both bridge and plain whist viii be
played. Can Mira Bert Oliver. Mel.
rosc oso..
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Capt and Mrs. James Criffiths are
entertaining as their guests for a few
days Commodore and Mrs. Arthur
Lane OF cowichan bay.
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ART CLUB TO
DANCE SATURDAY

Tho Seattle Art club. whose stu.
dios are In tho Hogn building annex.
viii give s,n annual hall ut tho
Knights II Columbus hail Saturday
evening. Oct 20. Tks party il nj.
ways the gala affair for the Bohem.
ian ne, and many OF tho city's clever
artists contribute 10 its originality.
Glenn Sheckier II chairman. ms.
sisted by r. Morning. Harold Ellis.
Frank Hiynn. r. Tmdama. George
scmpie. Martya Jensen. A. ~. Reed.
Hatred Lamhkc. Ruth Krepps.
Ruth Freedman. William Kiamm.
Marshall Reid. Mona Haywood.
Frank Maxwell. Frank Wolfe. Helen
Markus. Paul Brockman. II. Roth.
L. H. oaiucia. Victor Mesengn.
Franklin Sly. Ernest Horiing and
Charles Bowen.
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And Corrective Plan of Eating
Accomplishes Quick Results
for a Tacoma Insurance
Man. His Letter Follows:

Fer . year have had sse1aeh
and b~wei troubl~t hsve suffered
most severely and have been In bed
with sasset have tried every remedy
have b~en told Of. and could not
flsd help. Dr. I,ou9hney's Cerr~~-
tive Plan OF Eating aed uumaa
nnke owens were recommended -
me and q sounded reasonable. I
took the treatment and have gained
Is pounds I'm = months time. ny
bleed pressure was highs weu1d
get dissy ssa fall forward, ny head
~ sins~s felt heavy. This has all
disappeared snd ! Nh feeling fine.
GsintsG In ssrengsa and wetGhe
every day He allowed me 90 est
three meals. all ] could eas. bat
csushsneA 50 that ! had NO dis
sssssed feeling after eating. ! want
20 tell all Of my fvsenas ana those
who are ai1tng TO censu1t Dr. Leugh-
ney, ~ ] atm sure yeu Will not he
disappointed. ! ann yeurs rsopect-
fui1y. W.. ". SHELLEY. 1907 East
<1d -. Tarorm r. wash.
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The
Fountain
of You'll

Did you ever doe m
street car with someone
near by carrying hone
a bag Of ground co&ee7
The wonderful aroma
that it gave off mad
you hungry foracpof
it too. That was the
favor. the real i6ofthe
coffee passing into tie
atmosphere. Thinkofit,
paying a good price to
get a quality coffee and
then losing much q
what you pay fr-Ar
vor-simply because Z
is not packed night.
When yuu buy Hlb
Bros. Co&eeyou receive
all the strength and
aroma that was IN de
original coffee. for tie
Vacuum Process origin
ated byH1ls Bros. keeps
al the favor IN Ihis
Vacuum Process Il 1
fgt1radve Fountain q
Youth" for coffee packy
Observation-Disclosures
itsoriginal feshnessa,d
favor for an inde6nite
period. Thereisnothing
magicabout themethod
On the contrary. Il -
quite simple.
Coffee becomes stzle a
account of the oxyeea
IN the air o1dizing IT,
essential elements that
give coffee its deiciouD
favor. Under the Var
um Process the co&ee :
packed in airtight canD
fomwhich heairiswilh' :
drawn-preventing u
deterioration. Hills Boa
originated and use this
method as it ins,mes tie
purchaser Of receiving
the fine, rare co&ee Of
which "Red Can" i
composed. in as perfect
and fesh condition q
when leaving roaster.
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Council Of Minute Women

Tho Seattle Council Of Minute
Women win hold It's regular monthly
meeting Thursday. October %. AZ :
.. m. in Frederick a Nelson's audi.
foriurn.
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vrserans Of ForrIrn wan

Colonel Roosevelt, Auxiliary No. -.
Veterans Of Foreign wars hospital
committee. with Mira Gus Freed rs
chairman. II arranging visit 20 tho
boys confined az cushman hospital
on Oct. 81. Take . a. IN. boat for
Tacoma. which win be met by bus
tina; viii 30 direct 20 tho hospital.
Members requested 10 leave candy
and cookies with Mr.. parrneisa. ftts
Alaska bldg.
For information call East sTtA
Business and Professional women's
Club
The reEular weekly meeting OF
the business and Professional Won.
ems club took place last evening.
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Elite Social club. Halloween party.
In Lake Washington hall. 1900 y
Jackson IT.. Thursday. Ocio,wr 90.
at .. m. Bring aheei and pillow
case.
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The women's University club IL
planning large rummars sale for
Thursday. Friday and Saturday. oc-
,ober 20. n and "a. at sioo Firs, ave.
corner OF Lenora n. Mrs. Herman
G. JOY " tho general chairman. MS
sisted by Mrs. Peter Mogenson.
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Fortson ThyEnscn Auxiliary No.
2. U. s. w. ". win have i,s resu.
lar meeting Thursday. October 20.
at . y. m. IN the Arrnory. Luncheon
will b served at IL o'clock.
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veritas Whist club will inset With
Mrs. A. Bull. ssos Carlton ave.
Georgetown. Thursday. October &c.
Dinner. 1 y. m cardn. ? p. m.
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Az you pass the shop windows
downtown tho though, IL bound 10
occur that they could - equal
mediums OF artistic expression TO a
gallery OF paintings. Some windows
hero Approximate a very high stand.
ard Of beauty. The beautifully de.
vised effects Of much window trim
ming cannot but bring permanent
trade. A. tho public daily passing
by deivcs into It's mental vision
what are the outstanding imprss.
sions n has7 There IL no reason
why n could not gain some OF tho
snrns inspiration from q properly do.
signed window az from a beautiful
painting. Marshall Fields IN chi.
caro- has long employed real"
artist 20 have charge Of its window
trimming department. Recently
Frederick Nelson hers followed a
similar course when u engaged
Frank Msxwe'i TO des'sn the win.
tows. Mr.. MAXWELL studied art
abroad and In this country and un-
derstands how 10 arrange materials
and merchandise and especially how
to arrange his lighting effects ex.
acuy an II hc wcre dealing In color,
design. composition and atmosphere
with paint on n cauvae
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Sc. Barnabas Guild for Nurse,

st. Barnabas Guild for Nurses will
meet with Dr. and Mrs. John ID. Nc.
Lauchlan. at the 81. Marks rcctory.
1924 Harvard ave. Thursday. October
&c. at 8 y. m. The secretary. Mira.
Babcoci. will tell OF tho Portland
convention. and plans will be made
for tho winter.
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daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w.
Thompson. for fortnight.
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Nina M. Frye Tent No. IL. ID. Of v.
Thimbio club. will meet Thursday.
October 20. at tho homo OF Mrs.
wclma Cooper. $3.50 ssrd ave. 8. w.
Take Alki car No. 1. or FauntIeroy
car No. ?.
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In compliment 90 tho teachers Of
tho Frantx Coo school tho Parent
Teacisr association will give Hal.
ioween party Thursday evening at
the school
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Ia,ona PIT. A.

Tho fatonia PIT. A. will meet In
tho assembly room OF tho school
Thursday. ociotar 20. at ESQ y. m.
Following tho business session an In.
formal reception 20 tho teachers will
10 held at SIS. Every mother IN tho
district Ia urged 20 10 present
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poFtc Social club. O, r. s.. viii en-
,srtain with a card party nt the hons
OF Mrs. Jessie Isamstsad. &s.s Green.
wood ave. Thursday. october -. az
. .. m. Prizes and refreshments.
Eastern Starr invited