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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-17

y. y. faTkS OF 81. tdul spent the
day in the city on business.
The boys basketball quintet of the
high school will leave this afternoon
FOR Fisher to meet tho team there this
evening. The girls'> team will play
the Emerald team on the local floor,
while a preliminary game between
the East Grand Forks Independents
and the Ardoch independents will al
so be played tonight in the high
school auditorium.
Announcement was made Thursday
that the meeting OF the Wonaen's Mis-
sionary society Of the Mendenhall
Memorial church, which was to. have
been held at the home Of Mrs. Frank
Olson, will be heldsthis afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Carl Perrin. The
subject for the meeting will be North
American INDIANS and all who arc
interested are invited to attend,
Anna Christensen OF Thief River
Falls. was a visitor in this city on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. Laveur pf
Minneapolis, who have. been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. B. *: Grangaard on
North Third street for several days.
returned to their home Thursday
night.
Word has been received that Elmer
Nelson, who is in a. st. Paul hospital
is recovering and expects to be able
TO resume his work in an Office in that
! city soon. Mr.. Nelson, who is a son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Nelson Of
East Grand Forks, went to ST. Paul a
| few woeks ago and WAS taken i'll a
few days after starting work in a
position he had just secured.
William p. Fletcher of Devils Lake.
spent, Thursday here on a business
visit; before his return to his home
MIR. Fletcher will visit several other
places in the Red River valley.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-17

Food Sale--The Methodist LADIES'
AID, districts 1 and 5, will hold a food
sale saturday, beginning at / p. m. in
TIE Ontario Grocery Dept.-AdY.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-17

G. McCune Of Kansas City was /;
business visitor in the city today.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-17

Alderman John 1Nossler, Front
street, was stricken with n paralytlc
stroke Thursday morning. IL is re-
ported that he is improving
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-17

J. c. Parks of st. Paul spent the
day in the city on business.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-17

Joseph Ball Of Crookston was in
the city today attending to business
matters.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-17

- q q 1870 -...N-9..E-..e =. 'lsTI ~. t.s.. =.
Dance--odd Fellows hall, Satur
day eye.-AdY.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-17

Herald want, Ads Bring Results.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-17

Herald Want Ads Bring Results
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-17

Anna Christensen OF Thief River
Falls. was a visitor in this city on
Thursday.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-17

Change Of Ownership-Ij wish TO
announce that I have taken over the
Union Restaurant, located at 21s
South1Third street and will he ope to
the public Saturday, February Is.
signed Alfred o. Holter-Ady.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-17

Masonic Meeting-There will be a
special communication Of Acacia
Lodge No. 4, A.: F. & A. M, this even
Ing at 1880 o'clock. Work in E. A. de-
gree. Geo. II. Olmsted, W. NJ. I. A.
Berg, Secy. =.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-02-17

Leave for Neutrality-suspicious..
Wade. special agent in charge of the
seed loan Office in rand Forks, c.. F..
Niles. assistant Inc Grace Wanstall,
chief clerk left for Washington, D. c.,
Thursday. The local Office will be
closed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-20
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Mrs. silbnurii I,~lurns FROM n

Mrs. silbaugh Returns From East
Mira. Jackson silbauEh. national
lecturer and organizer and stat. leg.
ialetive representative for tho w. O.
T H.. has just returned from an
extensive Eastern trip. wfrrs she
has attended the worlds and national
conventions OF the w. G r. e. at
Philadelphia. Hhs reports the largest
and most enthusiastic CONVENTIONS IN
tho history OF tho organization. The
universal keynote rounded from
every land and cline was world pro.
hibltion. world purity and world
peace The next national CONVENTION
Is To be held IN Detroit Mich. and
the next worlds convention three
years hence has been invited to 10 TO
south America.
Th- wonderful reports ~ good
work done. and the mastsrfui sd.
dresses delivered Mt each convention
gave every evidence % tho strength
and progress of thu prohibition cause.
The splendid addresses given ny
Commissioners Haynes. tfv head OF
the federal prohibition office. and
Wayne ~ WheAisr legal head of ths
National Anti..faloon league. WIRE
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Young Ladies' Institute Elects
Off,rers

Ths following are fnc newly elected
officers OF the Young Ladies' rnsti.
tute: President Mary Dnughcrty:
first vice president. Ruth Carroll:
second vice pfcsidenf. Josephine Nal.
10y: recording secretary. wiihelmina
Henderson: financial secretary. Tere.
sa Ford: treasurer. Alice Hopper.
marshal. Clara Brons. orranist.
Adelia Brons. inside sentinel. Mary
MeMuiien; outside sentinel. Nellie
Dram; trustees, Mrs. Daniel Flynn.
Miss Alice schnetser. Miss Oiivet
Hartwig. Miss Agnes Quigiey and
Amelia Mateka. chaplain. Father
LOTUS
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the best proof of a united effort 20
eradicate the drink evil Com
narder EyAngellne Booth ~ the Sal.
walton Army IN her address. shall
America GO Back" gave The answer
clearly end forever. that national pro.
hibtion will remain and become a
world reality
Mrs sifaugh spent some time IN
New Hofis aud Washington, y. g. In
the hitter city her time was devoted
90 law enforcement and legislative
matters
on Armistioe day. November IL.
President Harding very grneiously
gave several hundred delegates 70
ccption at ths white House. Each
delegate carrNd away tho pioasap (,
memory Of cordial hsndshnke and
tho greeting % kindly voice given
her by the president Of the United
States His public uttsranoes On the
prohibition law enforcement question
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Boys at Camp CushmoR
10 BE Entertained

The new recf~ationai hall az Camp
Cushman win be the scene OF a
merry Christmas festival Thursday
evening. when the eX.service men
viii be entertained with a deiightful
vaudeville performance. ThN pro.
gram viii be given under the
auspices OF the Daughters OF the
American Revolution. and has been
arranged by the chairmcn OF tha
hospital Service committee. Mrs. O.
n. Carpenter represent Rainier
chapter and Mrs Edwin j Brown.
LADY stirling chapter. The east will
~ composed OF twenty-five Seattle
people who viii contribute their
sHrsices
ThN party VIII he chaperoned by
Mai. and Mrs. j. r. Dean. Mrs WIN
lam sherman Walker. Mrs. William
i.e Roy Baird and Mrs Edwin ].
brown. The director. MIR. Alfred
Green. announces the following pro-
gram:
"Eeho~s Frofn Inc south" ..............
Nrs O. ~ Carpenter, Eeef Olson
and Howard Haedtns
scotch Dance ..t.-.. kiehardson Twins
Dutch Comedy sketch. .-..-s...t.,..s
...44... Patrick Clark and Daughter
Juxenifs JAxn Orchestra ..,.ss............
Dorothy Hart. Hoyd Nerryfieid. Jack
Fortlxr. Harold f,ennls and
walton Hoag
Hensiex -. -. Lloyd Spencer
p<,Ia MsrbarN. Lorita Harding and
Lester Coz
Costume ssit. $1,000. .LAdablanche Rabs
Bowman. tho Magician. J. u. Bowman
WU4<4Nc 0<mrs asass ss..sss
Mrs Forest RAiyeat. Alfred Green.
Claire HAmaek
Mu1zeaf Harmony .....s.. -.-.s.. sssss...
Claire Hamsck Page. Mrs Alfred
Green =
Costumes loaned BY Lahin.
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Day Nursery to
Keep Omen House

The Seattle Day Nursery will keep
open house Saturday afternoon at
3o2 Broadway. Members and anyone
Interested in the association are In.
vited 20 attend. The party Ia for the
pleasure Of the children cared for by
the nursery. and Santa Claus win be
there to remember the little people.
The program for the afternoon will
be provided by Mime. Hazel Day.
who has been teaching the children
dancing and ctiquet. and Christmas
songs Will be contributed by Mrs. II.
Erskine Campbell.
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Tho Junior Prom OF tn" Univer.
sity OF Washington viii be given
this year at the Masonic temple on
February II.
Members OF the COMMITTEES I'm
charge of arrangements include
Louise woodooak. Margar~s Spar
ling. Helen shippsy. Ruth Bamford.
Hazel waeehter. Burdctte Wilson.
Lenore Mcpherson. Margaret Arrsil.
Mildred Kuhcfusa and Bonnie Me.
Ansliy.
Robert Zener. Robert Ringer.
Dean Nushaum. William Roas. Penny
scofi.ld. James Campbell. Carter
Edinger. willard MAXWELL. Morgan
Padelford and William Regan. chair.
man
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WOMEN'S CLUBS


The social Service club viii meet
Thursday. December 81. at 2 D. m.
with Mrs. Lister Holmes AZ Tho Maxi
mliian apartments, 20 complete plans
for a Christmas party 90 b. held at
the KING county hospital Christmas
carols viii constitute part of the pro.
gram Surprise packages viii be
given 20 those az the hospital
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Service at Tea Shon

81. Marxarct's guild Of ~, Marks
church win be- IN charge OF the n~rv.
lea AZ the Orshopedic Tea shop
Thursday. Mrs. J. n. 0affney viii
be the hostess. assisted by Mrs J.
Grattan o-Bryan. Mrs. q. Wick Roy.
Mira Frederick +. Harlow. Mrs. l..
r. Allan. Mrs. Lester Elliott. Mrr.
James NJ Thomas Mrs. Herman
Ross. Mrs. d. McEschern and Miss
Catherine Thompson.
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Christmas Tree Pnrtu

Tho Seattle Sales Managers asso-
citation win have Christmas tree
party at the Seattle Yacht club on
Thursday evening. This ls the an.
nuai ladies' night. ana there win be
dinnerdancs. entertainment and
Christmas tree.
The committee In charge includes
Mr.. n. w. Frame. president OF the
association. Mrs Lester p. David.
MFR. G. W. Dolan. Mr.. Bruce ID.
cruikshank. Mr. I. n. A. Curry and
Mr.. J. s. Davis. chairman.
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The regular monthly meeting q
tho Minor PIT A. viii be held
Thursday. December ~. at $50
4. M There viii be- an interesting
musical program including numbers
BY Charles nuckmuller. phenomenal
boy soprano. ana Joe Peiroaky.
eioliniAt az well hs selections from
the ChrlatmaH programs OF the dif
fercnt rooms. Mr.. william Blair
principal Of the school will speak
on oral Language
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Luncheon Viii Honor
Miss Small

compilmentiur Miss MARY small.
who win be a January bride Mrs.
Dickson Grsndy Trenholmc Will
have small luncheon AT her home
on Saturday. January g.
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Small Dinner

Afr. and Mrs. Rollln v Ankcny
win have a small dinner at their
home on Christmas day. entertain
ing the members OF their family and
few additional friends
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Christmas Dinners

Mr. and Mrs. Myron McElwaine
are entertaining with family din.
ner on Christmas day AT their home
- ousen Anne Hin. and MIR. and
M. George T. Myers win be hosts
- dinner for the members OF their
(hmily.
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Colu,an PIT. A.

Colmsn PIT A will hold IT. regu.
lar monthly meeting Thursday. he.
ccmber 81. A Christmas program
viii be- given BY the kindergarten
children at i.is p. M. business meet.
ing at $50 y. m
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Luncheon at
Rainier Club

Miss Sally Harbaugh will compli-
ment the senior class OF ST. Nicholas
school with luncheon al the Rain.
Ter club Tuesday afternoon. Decem-
Der 2e
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Music Practice Club

Mrs. Harold stimson viii read
PAPER AZ the next meeting ~ the
Music Practice club 70 be held Ienu
aty ? az the home o. Mrs. Thomas
scruxgs.
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Keep Open House

The School Of Nursing OF tho Seat
tie General hospital viii be at homo
on New Years day between tho hours
OF and 10 O'Clock Mt 500 Fifth ave.
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venton and Jack Radford are en-
>ortnining twenty-five Of their young
1g4ends It . Christmas party Wednss-
~ evening. December II. at the
1cns Of their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Collin o. Radfcrd
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The Social club OF the " ". A Of
the Mnccabcea. Seattle review, No =.
viii have "a card party on Thursday.
December n. ~ ia0 p m, nj the
A. O. 4. w hall. Members and their
friends invited
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Cards Ont for Tea

n honor Of Miss Catherine Cob
Nm who returns Friday from a
No of several months abroad. Miss
A1elnide Eickcis has issued cards
Gos : To- at her home on Thursday
o1Eornoon, December 20.
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The Daughters ~ ~ George will
meet Thursday. Dec -. az o'clock.
IN N y u. A. hall Card party at
2 y m.
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CLUBS ron THURSDAY

Social and Charitable Club ''treJa"
The Ladies Social and Charitable
club "frcin" viii meet Thursday, De-
combcr "a, az . m, 40 the swedish
club Cards VIII be played.
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The Dureas circle VIII meet with
MrH Courtney, lass " 4gth ~.
Thursday. December ~ Election Of
officers
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The Human Analysis club viii
meet Thursday. December II. at .
y. m. at Sog0 Arcade building Dis.
cuksion on "Facial signs Of chareo
ter" followed by Professor Aver on
The Mental Temparntment."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-20

Tho German Ladies' society will
Eive lts regular card party IN odd
Fellows temple. Thursday. Dcrein.
her 81. At isb p. IN. Visitors wei.
come
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An old clothes social Will be held
Thursday evening. December "a. az
the First baptist church. the object
OF which iE to secure old clothes
which can he made over into cloth.
ms for the destitute families OF the
city.
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CANADIAN Club Christina. Dance

The annual Christmas dance of the
Thursday evening. December a. a.
the a o a. W hall. 10 which Cana
diaus in the city aa wen AZ friends
Of the club nre invited
The annual meeting ~ the club
will be- held on Jnnunry 4.
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Ldrqe Dinner Pdrty

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles X. Poe will
have a family dinner OF twenty GOV.
ers al their residence on Christmas
day.
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Seattle
Society
Thcdter Party Planned
as Holiday Dirorsion;
Christmas Party for
Er-Serpicc Men

MIR AND MRS. REGINALD H..
AsA PARSONS are entertaining
with theatcr party at the Moore
on Saturday evening. December 30
m compliment 60 their daughter.
Miss Ann Parsons. who viii be home
from Mills college FOR the holidays
Invitations have been extended to
eighteen guests
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Family Dinner

Capt. James Griffith will entertain
al his home on Christmas day with
a family dinner.
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DATES
TO REMEMBER

TuUusDAY. DECEMBER xi--
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert r. Snnaiis din
rer At home 20 honor Mr.. ard
Mrs James Douglas.
FRIDAY. DECEMBER IT,
Mr.. and Mrs.. n r. ostrandsr's
dinner IN compliment to Judge
and Mrs. George T. Reid. 81 home.
oATUKDAy. DECEMBER a.
Nf. and Mrs. Richard Floyd rrosrs
nrf4ze 81 PIPER Al Nr. and Mrs.
y. = SwinEs fcme In eornpii-
msns 20 Miss Luriin~ Brown and
her fiznc>. Ensign Clifford cra~-
fsrd.
Mrs. I.angdon C. henryes tea at
home 70 honor her daughter. Miss
Janet Henry.
Mrs. Abner Browns luncheon at
Frederick a Seison's tea room TO
homer her daughter. Miss f.uriins
Brown. and her bridal pprty.
uC<DAY. DECEMBER e.
Miss Amy Mondays supper at horne
10 compliment Miss Luriins
Brown aud the members Of her
bridal party.
MONDAY. DECEMBER as
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Broderscks
supper dance 70 honor Miss Lur-
line Broun and her fancs. En-
sIrn clifford Crawford. az home
Captain aud Mrs. George Nswlovs's
Christmas dinner at their quar-
tiers at Fort LAYTON.
Mrs.. J. f. oalbralth TO entertain
with large family dinner at
Mrs Charles willard stisnson's tea
In compliment 20 her daughter,
Miss Jane stimson. from 70 6
O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl =. oouId's
Christmas breakfast at home
Mr. and Mrs Gilbert La Baron
Duffy 20 entertain with a buffs,
supper az home
TUESDAY. DECEMBER as--
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst l. Akeel and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph - Grant to
entertaln with a dance at the
Boulevard Inn In honor Of Mr..
and Mrs james Douglas.
Mid season Assembly's dinner dance
a. the bungalow.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER a.
The marriage Of Miss Larlins
Brown 70 Ensign George clifford
Crawford u. .. NJ. at Trinity
church.
Mrs James Douglas Mt tea. at
MFR. and Mrs. Malcolm Douglas 20
have dinner At horne 20 compli-
msnt Mrs. Adam Beeler.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER zs--
Miss Eleanor Caidweiis tea 20 com
plImsnt Miss Janet Henry ana
Miss Jane siimson. at home
Miss Clara Bartlett's bridge tea In
compliment 10 Miss Mary small
and Miss Ruth Trenhoime.
Mr. and Mrs. G ). David's Christ
mas dance to compliment their
daughter. Genevleve, at home.
FRIDAY. DECEMBER ss--
Mrs Henry schmidts bridge lunch
con a. the Yacht club in ton1pli-
nDent 10 Mrs. George 5chasfsr and
Miss Le0na Bcbaefer
Mrs Thomas Ruhm'n dinner at tho
sunset alub 20 compliment hor
sister. Kiss Catherine Collins.
Nr. aDd Mrs. Richard W. Perry's
dinner 10 honor Colonel and Mrs
Alexander ". Wetherin. at fhs
sunset club.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 30
Mrs. Hugh Wilson Nccreery and
Mrs Beverly Vernon Hancoeks
bridge tea and shower for Miss
Mary small. at Mrs. Mccrserys
home.
Faculty Mems club New Years
dancing party ~ the Faculty
Mems club house.
MONDAY. JANUARY -
Mrs. A. .. Kerry TO entertain with
dance AZ home IN compliment
to her daughter, Mrs Lucy Glen
Kerry
FRIDAY. JA>IAtty H.
The marriage Of Miss Mary small
70 Mr.. Edward Henry Lennon, Jr,.
~ the homs Of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert v email.
IL 4
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Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick NJ CRIB.
bic with their daughter. Hernico. viii
spend Christmas IN Tacoma with
their son ana daughicriniaw. Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Lavender 0ribble.
Their hnn. Fred 81. Ir.. who has
been seriously M In tho East FOR
several months IA rapidly rogaining
his health.
Mfs Rodcrick Campbell 81 Van.
oouver. Il. &. arrived today. and u
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. x.
Frye.
AIR. clifford n. King left Tuesday
for New York. where he will spend
the holidays with relatives.
Mrs. N. n. Williams left today 10
spend the holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs George Work. in ST
Joseph. Mo. Mr.. Williams will Join
her later and they will so to their
home In Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Hancock Of
Fargo. y. u, viii arrive this eve
ming 20 spend the holidays with
their son and dauEhtsr.in-lnw. Mr..
and Mrs. Beverly Vernon Hancock
usdna Mccrceryl Later they viii
SO 10 California to spend tho winter.
Mr. and Mira. George ~ LeEhorn
and Misc Marie f~Ehorn viii leave
January $ for three months trip
to New York and Florida.
Mrs James Meehan Of Minnsap.
oils arrived Tuesday 10 spend the
holidays with her sister. Mn Lncis
r. Shrine
Mr. and Ms Frank Mouiirop
left ys~ierdA, tor Loo Aaselca
where they viii make their home.
Mrs.. Robert joyce. Of Ogden.
Utah. who has been spending two
months at Tho Otis. viii leave Jan
uary 20. for Ogden. and later viii
go TO California for the winter.
Mrs. Nell True How~H ana MIA
T.. C. Ewing will sail Saturday on
the q. q. Luriino for Honolulu
for a two month"; visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Chalmers
and two children Of Portland. for.
merry Of Seattle. will spend Christ.
mas with Mrs. Chalmers parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Panton. at san
Pedro. Cal,
Mr. Willard ellison returned Mon
day from a short trip 10 Ogden
Mr.. H. p. Anderson and Miss
Emma Anderson Of Tulsa. okla.
viii arrive Thursday TO spend the
holidays with Mrr. Frederic Hall
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Daniel nagicy PIT. A. viii meet 1T
the school Thursday. December "a. al
ais .. m
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The Adams PIT. 4. will hold Us
regular meeting az the school Thurs.
day. December 2i Business meeting
az y. m. Christmas program by
the school nj sac y. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-20

The zonery club viii have an open
meeting AZ the Y " G. A Thursday.
December 81. AZ .. m. Or r.. 70.
Barnes. speaker Demonstrations
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Mrs. N. II. Williams left today 20
spend the holidays with her parents
Mr. and Mrs George Work. in st
Joseph. Mo. Mr. Williams viii Join
her later and they Will 40 to their
home la Chicago
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AIR. clifford A. KING left Tuesday
for New York. where he will spend
the holidays with relatives.
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Mfs Roderick Campbell Of Van,
oouver. u. C.. arrived today. and Is
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs H. x.
Frye.
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Anah chnpter 30. Dos o. ?. 3.

Allah chapter. No. iss. o. ~ =
Will give another n their series o.
dances Al the knights Of PyihiHs
hail Third ave. and Virginia. on
Friday evening. December ~. Al
Maaonr. Eastern staS and friends
welcome
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MFR. and Mrs George Hancock Of
Fargo. y. d, viii arrive this eve.
ming 20 spend the holidays with
their son and daughterin-iaw. Mr..
and Mrs. Beverly Vernon Hancock
lFdna Mccrceryl Later they viii
SO TO California to spend tho winter.
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The Harrison PIT. A. VIII enjoy
a christmas program which Will be
given by tho pupils Of the school
Friday. December "a. ct ] .. m
Business meeting will follow.
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Mr.. and Mira. George ~ feEhorn
and Misc Marie f~Ehorn Will leave
January for a three months' trip
TO New York and Florida.
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and his personal Er~vtingf and GOOD
wishes sent while IN convention 40
saul5lsd a Philadelphia gave Ms
double assurance that Prssidenf
Harding ia IN hearty sympathy Win
the work OF the womsn's chrstisn
Tsmpsrsnos Union.
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Mrs James Meehan Of Ainneap.
oils arrived Tuesday 10 spend the
holidays with her sister. Mn Lacie
r Shrine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-20

MF. and Mrs. Ernst Z. Akeel and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph - Grant TO
entertaln with dance at the
Boulevard Inn In honor Of Mr.
and Mrs. james Douglas.
Mid season Assembly's dinner dance
IL. IlIulaIaX
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-20

The marriage Of Miss Luriln.
Brown 70 Ensign George clifford
Crawford u. .. NJ. at Trinity
church.
Mrs. Walter Douglas to compliment
Mrs. James Douglas at tea. at
home.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Malcolm Douglas 20
have dinner At horne 20 compli-
ueDf Mrs Adam Beeler
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-20

Mr. willard ellison returned Mon.
day from a short trip 70 Ogden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-20

Mr. and Mrs, Alexander Chalmers
and two children Of Portland. for.
merry Of Seattle. will spend Christ.
mas with Mrs. Chalmers parents.
Mr. and Mrs. John Panton. at san
Pedro. Cal