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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-08

meeting Friday evening. November
10. In the club rooms. X. OF c. build.
ing.
The Mask and Dagger club Is spon-
soring a good time frolic" for the
y l.. l., TO be given in the X. OF c.
hall, on the 22nd OF November. This
In TO be reunion OF old and new
members. and delightful evening is
promised TO all who attend. Tho fol.
lowing committees have been APP
pointed: Chairman. Margaret Akin;
music. Hannah Tierney; invitations,
Dorothy DE Mers; reception. Ethel
Harmon; punch bowl. Mary Sharkey:
decorations. Amelia Mateka.
a Junior chorus. made up OF girls
between the sges of ~ and 16. is
being formed, with Miss Carey as
director. This class will meet every
Saturday in the Y. l.. /. club rooms.
Tho hour to be announced later. No
fee will be charged the members. and
any girls desiring to enter may do so
by registering with the Y. l.. l. club
secretary. Phone East 6697.
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Western Paintings Are
Displayed at Fine Arts
Seattle Artists Work Compares Favorably
With Other Hangings

Gloucester type Of pictures OF boats
and wharvos and water. n is arm.
cult 20 get much thrill out Of this 40
frequent appearing theme. flah
Kibby has one. Two or three pho
lures try tho gloomy Zuloaga theme
and rush into black paint more or
less suceeasfully Constance Mac.
ky'a "Juanita." Gertrude Aibrlght'n
la Estrellita" are OF these curious
ones. The South Sea island school
OF admirers who reycl In splash viii
r~cognize tho influence In Edouard
Vosekafs Garden OF Eden"
Those who just love tho atno.
Epherio effects OF tho spot" school
viii admire w. N. C1apps Bird.
nesting" A moro conservative ex.
ampo Of the same school In Alsovn
Clark'a In tho Summer Time" n
scene Of bathers beneath a flock OF
umbrellas surely deserves
the place Of honor awarded IL an n
weilpninted picture.
Another weli-painted one II Ciara
Stephens Venetian Afternoon" The
only regular art studio model In in
sandone's "sliver Screen" ons Of
the few marines 10 Guy Roses The
Sea" One that some people Will
surely thing In take off on Botr.
CELL n Henry Reads Mary had n
Little Lamb A aueor color scheme
II Randolph'n '.iollyhocka." A dear
little girl In "a yellow amock IN
Ester Barnoy's 'Dottie." A portrait
most modern and tho very opposite
OF tho old school Of elegance is WI.
liam Gaw'a. To DO distinguished
looking Is out OF date in the new
portraits Of mcn--it In much more
stylish 20 be a hale follow.weil.met."
And there isn't "a nude In tho colloo-
toni
From many angtrs ths exhibit II
OF special interest and surely the
local group Is ono % take great pride
"a
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D A TIES
TO REMEMBER
THUksDAY. NOVEMBER -.

THURSDAY. NOVEMBER a..
Mrs. T. q. shorrock 70 snt.rtasn
with a bridge luncheon 10 honor
Mrs Thomas w. Mash.
Mrs. isadore singsrman.s luncheon
a. ths Yacht club. eomplinsntinr
User. Ms. Arthur o. Miller,
pr. ana Mrs. ceorxs crsb,r.e,.
bridge dinner at home
Mr. stephen G. Cook ana NJ.
home.
Mrs. Roland Burke 10 sn,sr,sin a,
bridge tea In com plimsnt 10 Miss
Peggy Butterworsh.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER TO-
MRS. Reginald Parsons 70 rfv. ~.
formal tea 70 compliment her
nouss guest. Mrs. DeIroy Gstohsii.
OF Msdford. Ore.
Mrs. y. NJ. Down~v.s informal "a.
20 compliment Mrs. a. p. woif
At home.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER H.
Miss Percy Butterworth 10 wed
Mr.. Walter Bower Jeuktn. a,
home OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Gilbert Butterworth, AZ 7 o'cloek
Mrs Jerry Eggsrt's iunchson =,
horne in honor Of Mrs. II. Stanley
Dollar.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER fe-
Miss Beatrice Cispp's luncheon AZ
the Sunset club. In cornplinen, 10
Miss Gloria Frink and Miss Nellie
Feizer.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Is-
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles =. cllsa's re-
caption and dance al tho Sunset
club.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER H.
Fine Arts cabaret at Masonic
Temps.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER TO-
The Junior clubs dance At christsn-
sens hall.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER s.
Kappa Kappa Gamma siumnas's
Snow BaIi' at Christensen's hall.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER H.
The marriage Of Miss Marian
Wurzbachsr 70 Mr.. Nathaniel
Stuart Rogers. at homo Of the
brfds-eieots parents. Mr.. and Mrs
y. n. Wurzbacher, at 4 o'clock In
the afternoon
SATURDAY, DECEMBER IT,
This marriage OF Miss Gertrude I'll
ford TO Mr.. Trygve Hoff. at
homo Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. q. Eiford. at s:so o'clock.
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MAY SOON CLOSE
u FORESTRY BUILDING

Kufnor has Il That soon the For
estry building at the university win
be- closed. Last year the balconies
were declared unsafe and roped off
That meant that n large part OF the
interesting collections housed there
were packed away whore tho public
could not see them.
Tho closing OF tho whole museum
will mean that the entire collection
will be put in storage. IL seems that
tho museum II state expense. and
there r., az usual. no fund available
for such an expense as a museum
building.
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Seattle
Society
Mrs. Ames TO Glue Buffet
Supper Before "French
Frolic"; Large Dinner
Party Planned.

AIRS. EDGAR ANfEs. VINO ID In
Nl charge Of tho -sheik's Tent" one
a the feature. Of the Grand French
rroiic TO be given At the Armory Ar
mss,ice eve and day. November 10
and II. win entertain her twelve as
drtants at hufret supper at her
homo Friday evening.
The ''sheik's Tent WIN portray
thc color and atmosphere Of tho
Near East. with Arabs In white Coz
tunes veiled maidens and Oriental
dancers. These are Just a few hints
OF what the tent win Disclose.
n Is also announced that Turkish
coffee will be served.
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DIR. 0owEN TO
LEAVE FOR ORIENT

Rev. Herbert ~. oowen. heah OK
the department OF Oriental hn'
gunsea NJ the university. viii leave
after Christmas for the Orient. Un.
der the auspices OF the Institute OF
international Education. he VIII de-
liver a series OF lectures az the uni
veraitias Of Japan. Later he VIII go
20 wuhu. China. 70 visit his eldest
son, Vincent Gowen, who II engaged
IN religious and educational work al
the university there.
Or. oowen expects to remain sew
oral months In tho orient. Visiting
Korean and other countries. He IL
a noted author and an authority on
Oriental literature.
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Personal

Mrs Frank q. Roddis and chii.
dren. Mary and Frank. win leave
Friday night 20 join Mr.. Roddis In
an apartment at the Ansonia for the
winter. During their absence their
home win BE- occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Ubell
Mr.. and MrA Thomas Bordeaux
are spending . fsw days In Port
land
Miss Mildred Lewis 10 leaving Sun
day for six weeks trip In the
East.
Mr.. Walter Graham Of Portland
removed TO Seattle recently to make
HIS home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. william Crosby
are spending this week In Portland
Major and MrA Todd r. Mos
Julia Eim-ndorso have returned
from their wedding trip and aro at
home At tho Porter apartments. is1o
Boyiston ave.
Mru. Bruce Blake Of Spokane.
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Wilbur Conan. has returned to her
home.
- -
the guest OF DR.. and Miro J. Claude
Moore. LEFT Monday for San Fran.
cisco. on her way to her homo In
New York
Mr.. and Mrs r. @. Kirk and son
Charles VIII motor from Portland
Saturday to spend the week end as
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred C.
Aver.
Mr. r. L. skseI will leave Oils
weak for n months trip in tho East
Mrs Charles r. whisties~y icfs on
Monday for Spokane TO visit her
daughter. Mrs. Walter Scott Fitx
Mr.. and Mrs Neal rourtsllotts
Janet PowslD are home from their
wedding trip and are occupying tho
residence OF Mr. and Mrs. r. X. Van
Tuyl during Mr.. and Mira Van T1yl's
absence in tho East
Or. and Mrs A. o. Loo returned
Monday from tho East. whore they
have been for seven weeka
Mr.. and Mrs. Starr Calvert have
returned from a SIX wceks visit at
Lake Chclan-
Mrs. Mildred Huntington left re-
Gently for California, To remain tn
definitely.
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OIeES's CLASS
To GIVE PLAYS

Remember the 1sthl Noroni Olson
and his class win give three one-ant
plays at the Cornish school. The
members OF the dramatic department
AZ the school are said 10 be especially
talented this year. and Moroni Olsen
himself attracted such attention AZ an
actor. both hero and in New York.
that special interest 's being taken
In observing his talents as a director.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-08
LAW SCHOOL
PLAQUE PRESENTED

An Interesting plaque for tho law
school wns presented by the seattle
alumni Of Phi Alpha Delta law fra>
ternity at the university last week.
Each year the name or tho student
receiving the highest honors in the
law school viii be- engraved upon the
shield rntil tho new Law building
II erected. the bronze plaque viii
hang IN the law library.
The plaque has the nsai Of the uni.
v~raity on u and r. fastened into the
wall with two small bronze buttons
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Orthopedic Tea Shop

Mrs. Charles II. Iiliy win b host
ezs for tho queen Anne guild nj tho
orthopedic Tea shop Thursday. As
slsting win be Mrs Alvin H. Han
kins. Mrs n. y. Lipe. Mrs ,. Willis
Sayrc. Mrs. William II. Howard
Mrs. c. Y. Graff. Mrs. Peter Mogcn.
son. Mrs. X. Knox Roberts. Mrs II.
X. Bartlett and Mrs. q. Aston Hole
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CHAMBERLAIN TO
IN To AFRICA

The New York Times Of October ~
has a reproduction Of drawing by
Ranuei Chamberlain. To Clocher
Beaugency." This is no doubt sonne
thing he ala recently. while in Eu-
rope. In the spring he win leave for
Africa and Spain 20 do some Illus
trations for Eastern magazines.
Chamberlain wns formerly a member
OF the department OF architecture at
the university here.
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Mrs. Rebd Scurry Weds
Archie Ru00les

The marriage OF Mrs Reha Brace
ecurry. daughter OF Mrs. I. J.
Brace. TO Mr.. Archie Ruggies was
soiemnixed Monday afternoon IN tho
First Methodist Protestant church
with the Rev. A. r. Fletcher orr.
ciAtinx. After a short wedding trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruggics VIII DO at
home In Se2tti@
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Ionia Chapter. No. ia

The annual ball Of Ionia chapter
No. ia. o. IL. s.. will be given In tho
Shrine auditorium. Masonic temple.
on Thursday evening. November 0.
Invitations extended 10 all o. 10. s..
kasons and friendA
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Reservations for
Gard Tables

At the bazaar the aiumnas ana
Mothers club Of Alpha Phi sorority
are giving at tho Hotel Washington.
December .. cards win be played dur.
Ing this afternoon. Reservations for
tables may be made with Miss Edna
Pitts. Kenwood 4fs4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-08

Mrs Fred C. Mora. who has been
the guest OF DR.. and Miro J. Claude
Moore. len Monday for San Fran
cisco. on her way TO her homo In
New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-08
ny DOROTHY FAY GOULD

n YOU have any local pride you'li
enjoy the Seattle section OF tho 80.
lected Work of Western Painters"
first annual travelling exhibition ~
tho Western Association OF Art Mu.
Fine Arts galleries. i3is Fourth ave.
Tho exhibit In open daily all month
free OF charge 10 tho public from IL
60 g and on sunday from . TO 0.
Tho Seattle group OF paintings "
n credit 20 the community and shows
up we'll with those from Denver. san
Diego. Kansas City. Los Angeles.
Oakland. Portland and San Fran
cisco.
Each city was asked 10 send q oer.
tain number Of paintings represent
Ing itr leading artists. not more than
ona picture by each artist
Aitho Their. are many portraits in
tho collection. none In more distinct
Two than that OF Mrs. H." BY Jeanie
Walter. better known locally as Mira.
Robert WalklnKhaw. Mrs. Waikin.
shaw In Baltimor. giri who studied
several years In Paris with itsno
Menhrd and Lucien Simon. Later,
In New York. nhs had n studio and
In addition 10 her work studied with
Robert Henri Her hihtar. Valerie
Walter. IL a sculptor with studio
In New York.
Another exoelisft portrait. even N
a little concealed looking. u that Of
man by u. Spencer MAoky. Of San
Francinoo
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Mru. Bruce Blake Of Spokane.
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Wilbur Conan. has returned to her
home.
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Luncheon Compliments
Miss McCdusl0nd

Mrs Harold Curt. of Now York.
GAvc 9 beautifully appointed lunch.
con At the Hotel Washington. Mon.
day. complimen,tng Miss Loion Nc.
cAus.and. WHOSE marrfar, to Mr..
William Roy McAdam will take
place this evening Covers were
placed for twenty w,sests
Mrs Curt 10 leaving THURSDAY
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Sponsor No-Host
Dinner

Preceding the reception and dance
Mr.. and Mrs Charles elise arc Civ.
Ing at the Sunset club on Novcm.
Der is. Mr.. and Mrs. Lane sum
mers and Mr.. and Mrs. James Rob
ersson are sponsoring a no-host din
ner for "a at the College club.
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PROCTOR TO SEE
MONUMENT UNWILLING

A. Phimister Proctor sculptor ~
now in Portland. where he VIII at
tend the unwilling. on Armisfico DAY
of his new statue OF Theodore koose-
welt. a gift recently presented 70 tho
city by Henry Waldo.
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Entertain for Mother

Complimentins their mother. Mrs.
William f. Lovcjoy. Mrs Paul III.
eseuding and Mrs. william Shannon
entertained with bridge OF three
Tables at their home Monday altar.
noon
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Luncheon VIII Honor
DAUGHTER

Mrs William Hunter McEwan r.
entertaining with an Informal lunch
con at tho Sunset club Thursday
Afternoon Is a compliment to her
laughter. Mrs. Archibald HIN Fer.
guson Of Horxkong.
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BRIDGE Dinner Club

Mr.. and Mrs Ross Downs WIN on
tartain the members OF their bridge
dinner club. az their residence, Tues
dAv evening, November Ia Covers
will be placed for twelve
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Chnpsrr 40. E0.

Chapter 40. +. ". o.. viii meet
with Miss Amy Fahey. 2soT ~. cath
st. Friday. November 10. at .. m
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Informal EveninU

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred C. Aver win
entertain informally at their homs
Saturday evening. In compliment 20
Mr.. and Mrs. r c. Kirk. Of Port.
Land. who win be their guests.
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Seattle Review No. q

The Zonery club viii hold an open
meeting Thursday. November 0, at
s o. m. in the lecture room on the
fourth floor of the Y. w. G. A.. DR..
II. II. Barnes. speaker. Demonstra-
tons and clinic. Public invited
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Mr.. and Mrs X. O. Kirk and son
Charles win motor from Portland
Saturday to spend the weekend as
the guests Of MFR. and Mrs Fred C.
Aver.
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ClIonian Club

Tho Cionian club will. hold its reg.
uiar meeting Tuesday. November IL.
at .. m. at the Federated club.
house. Members requested TO bring
guests.
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cIuBs FOR THURSDAY


John n. Miller w. H. G. Sowing
club will meet at tho homo OF Mrn.
Mary KEEPER. aiso Hamlin At.
Thursday. November .. nj 10 a IN.
Members asked 20 brine finished
work ana lunch. Take Montlake
car. No. 10, Co Hamiin nt
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Tho University Heights PIT. A.
will meet at tho school Thursday.
November Q. At & o'clock. Mr.. Cole,
superintendent of schools. will ba the
speaker. A reception viii follow for
Mt and Mira. Cole. tho teachers and
the parents.
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Major ard Mira Todd r. Moss
Julia Eim-ndorn have rvturnsd
from their wedding trip and aro at
home At tho Porter apartments. is1o
Boyiston ave.
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Tho regular monthly meeuns OF
Seattle section OF tho Council OF
Jewish Women with be held rhurs
day. November .. at $50 p. m.
In she vestry rooms OF Temple de
inraoh. board meeting h LIS
p. m
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Mrs. Fetter Plans
Breakfast

Mrs Harvey ]. Fetser b entertain.
ing with . breakfast at her home
on Friday. Covers VII Do marked
for twelve and bridge win be- played
tntsr.
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Mr.. and MrA Thomas Bordeaux
are spending . fow days In Port.
land
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Miss Stoltenberq Hostess

Miss Claire stoitenberg win bs
hostess TO tho members Of her bridge
club. at her homo. naxt Monday AFT
ernoon.
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The regular meeting OF Fortson
Thygrson auxiliary No :. q. s. w.
". win be held At tho AsInory Thurs
day. November .. AT : .. m.
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BRIDGE Club

Mr.. and Mrs wiimot LILY are en-
Pertaining their bridge club Friday
Svenins. at their home. Four tables
viii BE- IN play.
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rrsn,n H. Coo PIT. A. win meet
AZ school Thursday. November ..
$40 .. m. Two short history plays
by children OF "a grade. led BY Miss
Sullivan business meeting. social
period. Piano solo. Mrs. Brown
field Tracy Strong. speaker.
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I,sa Aioh. Athletic Club

Lei Aloha Athletic club Of the
University Christian church viii
meet AZ the Y. W. c. A. for swim
ming. Thursday. November q. At
io&s - IN.
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Dinner Hosts

Honorfng Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Dollar Of San Francisco. DR.. and
Mrs. Bruce Elmors entertained with
. dinner for eight last evening.
later attending the performance at
the orpheum.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS
Council of Catholic women

Tho Seattle Council OF Catholic
Women viii hold quarterly meeting
Thursday afternoon. November .. At
: o'clock IN the knights OF Columbus
hall
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made ~ a part Of tho design IN "'
form Of "a Tudor rose.
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EZRA AfEEfsFR
PICTURE HUNG

Aionxo Lewis has his beloved Pic
ns.r." or portrait Of Err Meekor. In
this collecfion--aiwayn n strong pic
turo 90 look at even n Il has been
specifically criticized for being
placed too much Go ono side Of tho
canvas Athan Maruiin hangs por.
trait mld hy those who admir-. his
work 10 he one OF his best Ills pic
lures revel In being as dark ms posni
BILE and 20 thoee who admire the typi.
cal American pictures. tnget with
optimism and energy. thsss seam ufi.
necessarily gloomy.
Ambrose Patterson has ono Of HIS
typical Honolulu street scenes. ss
sunny and cheerful and picturesque
ss an artists picture Of certain
European school In expected 20 h..
Paul Dustin has a tewei 81 noun.
tain picture In tho collection that.
together with Edgar Paynes
Rugged Slopes ana TAmarank- OF
Lcw Angeles. ar. high points of tho
exhibition for those who love tho
sr.ttx beautiful
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. William Crosby
are spending this week In Portland
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v. 1. I. Activities

Miss Stella Carey. executive secre-
tary Of the Y. l.. /. club. announces
that registrations are coming in
large numbers for the classes which
are being held In the attractive club
rooms OF the organization. on the
fourth floor OF the X. c. building. In
addition to the classes on the regular
schedule, arrangements will be made
to form any class for which "A suf.
ficient number register. Information
may be had by phoning the Y. L. I.
club. East o6g7.
The class in dramatics r. going
into the work with great deal of
enthusiasm. probably owing to the
fact that Miss Margaret Akin. who
directed Last year. in again tho leader.
This class meets every Tuesday even.
ing. 500 o'clock. and the membership
In nearly filled. However, a second
class will be formed II registration
warrants.
Arrangements have been completed
for presenting an operetta by the
choral club before the holidays.
About 30 girls have enrolled, and re.
hearsals will begin Wednesday. No.
vember s, at 500 o'clock. All those
Interested should register immediate
ly. and bo on hand for the first re.
hearsal. Miss Carey viii direct the
work.
The reguSr meeting OF Queen
council, Y. l.. l.. will DO dispensed
with on Thursday. November 0. and
an open meeting will be held, at
which Father Ryan. OF the Cathedral
parish, will give his celebrated illus
trated lecture on the Mass. This IL
an events that ia being looked for.
ward 10 with a groat deal OF Interest
by the members. and they are glad
to extend tho privilege TO others.
Anyone caring to hear Father Ryan
IL cordially invited TO be present.
No admission will be charged.
The class In literature. Mrs. Rob.
srt Moen leader. will hold it's first
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Dickens Fellowship

Tho Dickens Fellowship VIII meet
Thursday evening. November ?. at
O'Clock at the Chamber Of Commerce
in tho Arctic building. Subject Of
the evening will be Martin Chuxxie-
witt Visitors are welcome.
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Mrs. MERRIAM
PICTURE ATTRACTIVE

Mira. Merriam has n very atfraos
tive ~Bycamor~@~ In the collection.
which. because of iss small sixe. Ia
likely 10 b. overlooked on tho score
Of TIA merits. TAdcfna IL another
artist whose work ia never op,ifniH-
&c. but undenlabiy very well paint
cd. Those who like warmth and
color and transluccnos In a picture
will be disappointed. but those who
admire strength. good drawing. Gem
position and excellence In thu paint
Ing OF anatomy will admire II. Ed,
gar Forkner's boat is typical Of his
popular works and Ia considered one
of his best
Altogether there In q glow Of war
rantAhlo pride In the local exhibition.
This exhibition travels from city
20 city In tho list and surely awakens
outside interest In tho art work Of
tho Northwest.
There IN no denying that the Cali.
fornia artists run TO two types Of
pictures One takes for it, subject
IN one gulss or another the plotur
csque Indian and paints him in the
Robert Henri nannes. proving that
the painter haE spent 1t least one
summer a, Carmel. Tbs other paints
curious flat little oolorcd scraps all
over his canvas after the manner Of
IN. Russian. Roerioh. who created
such furors st his exhibition In
San Francisco last ycar. Not that
this IL objectionable. only II u no.
t.ceabls
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John II. Allen PIT. A.

John n. Allen PIT. A. win meet
at the school Thursday. November
Q. Mt 2:3o p. m Mrs. A. q. Green
street, president Of the Seattle coun-
ell Of Mothers congress-. and Parent
Teacher association. will speak.
There will be a drill by tho pupils
Of the school. music and refresh.
ments.
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Planning Large Bazaar

The woman's Association OF Ply.
mouth church Is planning a large
baxaar 10 be held az tho church.
Sixth ave. and University NJ. on No.
vembor ~ and "a.
Special features win b. chicken
pie dinner TO be served by Capitol
I'm ciruie. Mrs. ". r. u. Smith.
chairman.
A dolicatsnssn booth VIII be pre-
sided over by Mrs. w. y. Nichols and
her committee.
A homemade candy booth viii DO
In charge OF Mrs. u. G. Kilbourne
and her committee.
Fancy articles Of an kinds VIII be
for sale In other booths.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-08

Mr.. Walter Graham Of Portland
removed 10 Seattle recently to make
his home.