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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-11
Seattle
Society
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
to Hare SiGth Annual
Bazaar, Junior Guilds
Dance.

NEW IDEAS IN arrangement aud en-.
tcrtainment with feature the sixth
annual bazaar TO be held by Gamma
Phi Beta sorority. Saturday. Deem.
isr :. at tho New Washington hotel.
This bazaar Is given to raise funds
for tho yearly SCHOLARSHIPS that the
sorority awards thru the University
% Washington faculty TO some
upperclaEs woman In the English
department, who Is at least partly
self supporting.
Tho active and aiumrJe members
have been working ON the details OF
have been meeting each week AZ the
have been meeting eac hwcek at the
home Of Mrs Miller Freeman
An Informal dance viii he held In
the same rooms In the evening, un.
der the direction Of Miss Gladys Ep.
person.
Mrs. Carl VIII Is president OF the
alumnao association, Mrs. Edward
Taylor. general chairman. and Mrs.
George Teaie. financial manager.
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The Literary and Travel club ~iil
have "Gucst Day" at the home OF
Mrs Daniel Buckley. iibh 18TH ave
~. Monday. November "a. promptly
nj $3.50 o. m An essay ON ~fhe
Constitution. Its origin and Scope,
written by Miss Martina Johnson,
win be read by Mira NJ. ~ Mcbride.
Piano solo. CO. "scherzo Chopin
fbl "cahoucha Caprice" Rasr, by
Miss Helen Hertrich An illustrated
tour Of "Itaiy" will be given by Miss
Anna Kane
william Meisiniey Circle, No. II
The members Of William Mckinley
Circle No ii. Ladies' Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic. VIII be enter
tanned by the supply laundry 1873
Republican st. on Monday. Nov~m.
her 18th. a, y m Al members
and friends and comrades OF the ciyii
war are welcome
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Tosoha soldel. youthful Russian
violin virtuoso. acclaimed by
European critics one Of the five
greatest living violinlsts. viii be- the
soloist Mt the opening concert Of the
Seattle Civic SYMPHONY orchestra.
10 be- given a. the Metropolitan
theater on sunday. December g.
Thk n the finst Of five sunday
concerto which viii comprise the
ts22-2a season. A. each Of which
viii be offered soioist. among
them. Carolina I.azNili noted con.
iraiio from Metropolitan Open CO..
Guiomar Sovaea brazilian pianist
heidei. boSn Ia Oieaaa. Russia. In
1900. comes TO America az the new.
ct and brightest Of The pupils Of
Leopold Auer. and after a pheuom.
cnaliy successful career and tour In
the musical capitals Of Europe
Critics IN this country have received
him with equal enthusiasm and con.
eeded him n vlollnisi Of the nrAi
rank lie will play the TschaikOw.
sky Concerto with orchestra. and
Will also be heard IN a group Of
violin solos with piano.
Season tickets may now be- or
dcred by mail from Seattle civic
Symphony orchestra. sit Marion
building. Seattle.
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Alpha Chi Omega
Annual Bazaar

iota Iofa slumnae chapter OF Alpha
Chi Omega. assisted by REQ. active
chapter. will have their annual ba-
zaar at the Hotel Washington Sat.
urday. November IS. from 10 a. m.
until .. m. with n dance in the
evening. for which tickets may be
obtained at the door.
Cards will be played In the after.
noon. and NAH Jongg" viii be dem
onstrated by girls in Chinese cos.
TUNES. Table reservations may be
secured by calling Mrs. l.. X. Coder
at Kenwood 347s.
A musical program will be given
by Mrs. Frederick Adams. Miss Adele
Walker and Mr.. James Hamilton
Howe, former dean OF music al DE
Paux university.
The committee In charge includes
Mrs. Ieander Dow. chairman. Mrs.
Cavan Howay and Mrs. T.. X. Coder.
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Orphans. Festival

No fun. provoking feature will be
omitted from the plans Of the or.
phang festival which will be held In
Seattle the week beginning Novcrh.
Der 20, for the benefit OF the new
building fund Of Sacred Heart or
phanaRe.
Chairmen OF the various booths
and committees report that all the
oid.tims favorites OF the country
fair will he in evidence. with novel
ideas and surprises 10 reward the
venturesome. The Country store will
be ready TO supply all buyers. either
with what they want or do not want.
Miss Ethel o'DonneIi announced that
''bunco party" will be given Mt tho
home OF Miss Glare Fletcher. $50
Maiden ave, on Monday evening. No.
vember 10. and Mrs. Kathryn Weak
reports that nothing will he too small
for the "Teenie Vicente" booth.
The Orphans festival committee
consists OF Joseph Wilwording. chair.
man; Miss Margaret Kane. score.
tary; w. J. Wiley. treasurer; J. w.
Agnew, manager.
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Grace NJ. f. Church
TO Have Bazaar

On "Wednesday. November Is. both
afternoon and evening. Grace NJ. ".
church. at soth ave. .. and King a..
viii have a bazaar for which tho
committee In charge has given care.
full thought 10 provide enjoyment to
all attending.
Mr~. su. Wright " director OF mr..
rangemcn,s. Mrs. J. r. Ronald will
be In charge of the apron booth: Mrs.
William Stewart. fancy work. Mrs.
II. w. wickhnn. linens and towels.
Mrs. II a. Henver. candy. Mrs. Peter
Ronald. decorations. Mrs James NC.
Kay. cafeteria.
In the evening the young people
viii be IN charge Of the amusement
booths. Tho Misses Florence and
Betty Johnson win have charge Of
the fancy work: Miss ciara saeksi.
candy: MISS Mary shaw. the flsh
pond. and Miss Ruth Beai will dis.
pcrse punch.
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MeIvin's to
Close Out
Women's Garment Store
on Pine Street to Be
Discontinued

The Melvin store. which was estah
nshed on November IL. In the year
1909. " 10 bc discontinued. The man
agement gives as the reason the in
creassng competition in the city. II il
stated that there are too many gar
ment stores In Seattle and that ar a
consequence the business II cut up
80 that very few are making ends
meet The stock on hand win be sold
at retail. All the suits. coats and
dresses are 20 be marked down to
morrow-while the store IL closed
and the sale will begin Tuesday
morning at O'Clock mot Monday1
The sale is under the direction OF
George Frances Rowe a Co Full
particulars viii appear in Monday
evenings Star.
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Membership Tickets for
Thanksgiving Dance

The Thanksgiving party given by
the junior active uNrnbers OF the
orthopedic hospital takes place this
year on Saturday afternoon. Novem.
Der Is. from o'clock sntii I. at the
Masonic temple.
Each year this party has proved
. greater success than the war
previous. more than 1000 boys and
girls attending. All junior active
members. senior associate and honor
AIRY members. whose dues are paid
prior 10 the day Of TIE party are
entitled TO tickct for the Thanks.
giving dance
After November rs. dues may be
paid and membership tickets for the
dance obtained from the following
Junior captains IN the different
guilds Broadway Guild. Mrs Lester
Turner. Jr.. ssss Federal ave. Capitol
Hin Guild. Mrs. Frank Taylor. sss
18th ~; Dcnny Thurman. Mrs. @. II.
crabsree. 2sss Boyiston ~. East
Highland Drive. Mrs. Josiah Moore.
s<os r. Prospect: First Hin. Mrs. f..
n Boswell. Hotel Sorrento. Frink
Park Mrs. r. w. Huntoon. s2f a1st
ave-. inter.aksn. Mrs. C. J. Porter.
soj5 e3rd N: Laureihurst. Mrs. c.
l. T. Sowle. sTos Laureihur~t:
Madrona- Mrs. r. r.. Mitchell. 1885
57th s.: Mount Baker. Mrs. j. n.
Bigwar. ssi. Hunter blvd: Queen
Anne. Mrs William Howard. al.
Queen Anne ave: University. Mrs.
Hugh Hone. ftti r. ssrd ST: Wash
,ngtou Park. Mrs. X. l.. Gulis. 90
36th ". North Queen Anne. Mrs. n.
&. Baumxarsen. tsf Wheeler 81.
Admission the day OF the Thanks.
giving dance is 81 IS for all boys and
kris. even very small children.
whether participants or spectators.
unless regular members OF this
guild. with dues paid TO date.
An boys and girls from 20 years
down to babies are eligible for mem.
hershfp IN some division OF the Junior
0uih- Children under years old
ar~ Cradle Guild members. The De.
cemhsr After the 7th birthday they
are transferred to active members.
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yeomen Dance

Harmony Homestead No. iTSs.
Brotherhood Of American Y~om~n
VIII give the regular dance on
Tuesday evening. November 10Th.
At Moose han. Ninth ave. and Uni.
vcmify ~.
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Orthopedic Tea Shop
Service Neat Week

In charge OF the orthopedic Tea
Shop next week viii bs. Monday.
Broadway guild. Mrs. Otto Grun.
baum. hostess. assisted by Mrs.
James Farrell. Mrs. l.. orossman.
Mrs. Walter w. French. Mrs. John
Twiss. Mrs. J. J Mack Mrs. y A..
Leonard. Mrs. Chester Moore. Mrs.
William lie Blond and Mrs. W. T.
Robinson.
Tuesday. Laurelhurst guild. Mrs.
Ernest l.. Skcei. hostess. "Wednesday,
Westminster Presbyterian church.
Mrs. w. Scott Matheson. chairman.
Thursday. st. Margaret's guild Of 81.
Marks church. Mrs. ID. McEachsran.
chairman. Friday. Alki auxiliary.
Mrs. Charles n. Gaffner, chairman;
Saturday. Frink Park guild. Mrs.
Charles Harrison, chairman.
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Miss Raymond Arronges
Small Bride Tea

Compiimentins Mrs. Rex Stafford.
Who = leaving for an extended visit
IN the East. and Mrs. Charles Ward.
the guest Of Miss Doris Mitchell.
Miss Louise Raymond Il entertain.
inx Monday afternoon with a small
Informal bridge tea a, her home. 7o2
3sth ave.
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Tea VIII Honor
House Guest

Mrs A. q. schaefes n entertain.
ing with a tea Friday afternoon. No
vember ~, from . 10 o'clock. at her
home. i7os Intsrlske blvd. compli.
menting her house guests. Mrs.
George Schaefer and Miss LsonA
schaefer. Of New York.
Mira James n. Esary and Mrs. n.
r. Schmidt win preside over tho tea
table
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Cards on Added Feature

Al IN. bazaar which tho alumnae
chapter OF ri Rsta Phi sorority Is
giving az III. Washington Annex ON
Friday. December q. cards win be
an added feature.
Tho siunnae ars also giving an
evening Of bridge at Mr.. and Mrs.
v. o. Ehriioh's horns. Tss nth ave.
~. ON Friday evening. November IL.
RESERVATIONS for tables may DO made
with Miss Lura Tanner. East Bsas.R.
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Native Daughters Of washington

Princess AngeIine ParIor No. 2, ".
-. OF W.. will hold their meeting nc
the home Of Mrs. Harry Meachnni.
at 1872 w. 5ist ST.. take Ballard
North car 10 Send st.. on the evening
OF November nth. All members are
urged TO come and bring their sow
ing and help 10 get articles ready for
gift sale and card party. which IN 70
be given the early part Of December.
Every member il needed
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Personal

Miss Marie IoRhorn H. spending
three weeks visiting The different
chapters Of Kappa Kappa Gamma
sorority IN Washington. Montana
and Idaho
Mrs Charles X. Caatien will re-.
turn Sunday from short visit IN
Portland
Mr. Russell Gordon Page, Jr.. and
Mr.. and Mrs u McIlonry Of Port
Angeles. motored down today 10 at.
tend the California. Warrington
game. and viii be the week end
guests Of Mrs Russell Gordon Page.
Mr. and Mrs Ira Rawn ngortense
SMITH Of Los Angeles. are recoiv.
ing congratulations upon the birth
Of a son. october 30
Nj and Mra Charles j Thomas
have removed to 1871 s7th ave. in
Denny Blaine.
Mrr. Frances Larned viii leave No
vember ~ for Honolulu. 10 spend the
winter with Mr. and Mrs. Charles
i Eugene Banks
hr. ana Mrs. Stanley Nlnor are
! expected 10 return from a trip IN
the East about November 20.
Mr. and Mrs. a. ". Galloway Ief,
last night for Spokane to be away
10 days
Mrs. Gerald shannon and baby sou
WIN remove Monday from the Swed-
ish hospital 20 their home
SIR. and Mrs Rex Stafford will
remove The first OF next week from
the Golf club 10 the Hotel Wnshing
ton Annex, TO remain until Thurs
day. when they viii leave for Port
land Mr., Stafford on a short bust.
ness trip. and Mrs. Stafford. after
spending few days there. win 70
East for visit OF several months
Miss Esther Fox will leave No
yember ~. on the H. r. Alexander
for San Francisco. where she will
visit relatives and friends for ,vo
weeks before going 10 Los Angeles
10 make her home with her sister.
Mrs David GEMS
! Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J O'Connor.
4 zo5i Lane. at. are receiving con-
Eraiulations on ihe birth OF son.
4 November g.
Mr.. O. J David left Tuesday for
New York. Washington and New Or.
leans. 10 be away for several weeks
Ar. and Mrs. George Schnefer and
Miss LsonR schaefcr. Of New York
arrived Friday and are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. O. Schaefer.
Mrs. Arthur w. Bell Irene Hay
ward and two children, Patricia and
Rodger arrived Saturday evening 20
spend She weekend with Mrs. Bells
mother. Mrs. L. l.. Hubbard. They
s will leave Monday for Chicago. to
Join Mr.. Bell and make their future
home
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Go After
Rheumatism
Right

First OF all, rheumatism must be
treated Internally. The blood should
he purified and tho stomach and
kidneys made To do their work prop
crly, Massage the sore and swollen
parts at least twice daily with an
oil that will not irritate or inflame
the skin. Keep the bowels open to
help the treatment.
You can get everything necessary
In the complete Anti-uric outfit liz
your urine IL discolored, or has a
bad odor. the effect OF Anti-tIric
Tonic viii give you an early conf
dence In treatment. The Jar OF Anti
uric oil VIII help proper massage OF
the painful surfaces. A supply OF the
the correct laxative.
These three preparations contain
only vegetable ingredients. All are
~ one generous. compact package
The price complete is $3.50. and
there IL anon ey-back guarantee
there ~ money-back guarantees
Uric outfit today from Bartcli Drug
stores
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Bridge Luncheon
and Sh0cer

Mrs. ". c. Bates will compliment
Miss Luriine Brown with lunch.
con OF twelve courses and bridg.
shower AZ her home. wednesday aft
ernoon. November 20. Invitations
have been confined to close friends
OF Mas Brown
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Mrs. Field Plans
Informal Tea

Mrs. Henry collendcr Field will
have an informal tea at hcr homo
Tuesday afternoon. after 40 O'Clock.
In welcome to her mother. Mrs. c. y.
White. who recently has returned
from trip In the East
Mrs. Edward Lincoln Smith and
Mrs. Henry r. williams will preside
at tho urns.
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Audubon Society

The Seattle Audubon society win
have its third bird walk this sea
son. Sunday. November ~. starting
from the city power plant on East.
lake ave. and Il. Mercer st. AT 1910
a. m. Mr.. George Parker. leader
Take Rnvenna or Cowen Park car.
Public invited.
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Admiral Line Officers
Club Dance

The Admiral Line Officers club
will give a dance and entertainment
at the Seattle Yacht club on Satur.
day evening, November rs.
The committee in charge Includes
Messrs. John Cormode. Charles Bur
CERT. G. w. Call. O. J. Smelling and
r. r.. McPherren.
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Mrs. Sargent to
Entertain InfOrnnllu

As a farewell compliment 70 Mrs.
Rex Stafford. who is leaving soon
for an extended visit In the East.
Mrs. Curtis r. Sargent is entertain.
ing with an informal bridge at her
home Wednesday afternoon, Novem-
I Der Is
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Informal Bridqe

COMMUNICATING Mrs. Hugh Purcell
VINO - leaving soon for California "a
spend the winter. Mrs. Frank Mack
lem IL entertaining informally al
bridge Mt her home Saturday after
noon. November rs.
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DATES
10 REMEMBER

SUNDAY. NOVEMBER IA
MI and Mrs. wflrnos rIlrvs. Ia.
formal supper At home
TUESDAY,. NOVEMBER a.
MT and Mrs. RIOS. Downs win an
'srtain their bridge dinner club
~ koms
Mrs. Emil Henry MIiIer's nus,,.,.
Rome from z;3o 10 s o'clock
IGNORING hes mother. Mrs VIII.
nam Le Roy Baird. MFR. Charles
- Cobb and Miss Lidabisnehe
H~v- and Mrs. william ~. pli-m' IN.
FORMAL reception for members Of
the parish and friends at home
In the evening
Bridge tea. with Mrs. AIher, char,..
stuhb and Miss Emily Jerome a.
hostesses NJ Miss Jerome's home
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER IA
Miss PsKsy Buttervorth 70 wa
MI. Walter Bower jenkins -
Rome OF her parents Mr.. ana Mr..
gilbert Butssrworth. at O'Clock
Jerry Eggsrt's iurcheon AZ
nome IN honor Of Mrs. n. STANLEY
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER ia
Miss Beatrice ctapps luncheon At
ne sunset club. in compliment 10
FelRer
Mrs William d. Perkins viii have
silver tea for the benefit Of asven
Wor1en's Christian college. In The
Orient. az home
Mrs. Andrew Prices bridge tea At
horns 20 compliment Mrs. Neal
TourfsIiofte.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER IT,
Mrs. Philip Kinzer's bridee tea at
nome ~ O'Clock, for tho benefit
Of the furnishing fund OF the
womsn's University club
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. c1lse's re-
ception and dance at the sunset
club.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 2s-
Miss Gertrude Lewis bridge tea in
compliment TO Miss Luriine Brown
and Miss Ruth Lennon.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER a.
Fine Arts cabaret at Masonic
Temple.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER RS
Mrs. Frances Giiroy 20 entertain at
bridge tea In compliment to Miss
LusIine Brown.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER TO-
The Junior clubs dance at Christen-
sens hall.
FRIDAY. DEcEMBEH g.
Kappa Kappa Gamma aiumnss's
Snow Bali at chrintensen's hail.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER "a
The marriage n Miss Marian
Wurzbacher 10 Mr.. Nathaniel
STUART Rogers. at home Of the
bride-eiect's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
r - wurzbachsr. at I O'Clock IN
the afternoon.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER Is--
The marriage Of Miss Gertrude I'll
ford 10 Mr. Trysvs Uoff at
nome Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. = Eiford, at $3.50 o'clock.
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Mrs. Arthur w. Bell Irene Hay
ward and two children. Patricia and
Rodger. arrived Saturday evening 20
spend the weekend with Mrs. Bells
mother. Mrs. l.. l.. Hubbard. They
will leave Monday for Chicago. 10
Join Mr.. Bell and make their future
home
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Bridae Luncheon Club

Mrs. Arthur Edward Gilroy enter.
tanned the members OF her bridge
luncheon club Tuesday afternoon. nj
her apartment at the Willard.
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OPENING of Wesley House

The Wesley club Methodist stu.
dents Of the Univcrsity OF Washing.
ton. announces the opening Of WEES.
ley House. 1898 18th ave. ~ f.. on
Sunday afternoon from 10 s o'clock
and Monday from until . o'clock.
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Plans Lorqe Luncheon

Mrs. c. Kirk Hillman will enter
tain with a luncheon OF thirty.sls
covers at her home Wednesday after.
noon. November rs.
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Ar. and Mrs. George schaefer and
Miss Lsons scha~fcr. Of New York.
arrived Friday and are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. @. schaefer.
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Its regular meeting nj Carpenters
hail. tsti California ave. wednes.
day. November Is. at = y. m. sharp.
Officers please wear white.
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Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J OConnor.
zo5i Lane. At. are receiving con-
Eraiulations on the birth OF a son.
November g.
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Mr.. o. J. David left Tuesday for
New York. Washington and New Or.
leans. 10 be away for several weeks.
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friday. NOVEMBER H.

Mrs. Philip kinzer's bridee tea At
nome ~ O'Clock. for tho benefit
81 the furnishing fund OF the
Women's University clun
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Piano Recital Nov. Is

Miss Helene Hili, pupil Of liar
rsei Roney win be heard IN com.
plimentary plano recital in tho Y. w.
lC A. auditorium on Saturday eve.
ming, November is Her program
follows:
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zefa Pai Mothers' club will meet
~ the chapter house, 1853 18TH ave.
n. T.. Tuesdny. November H. a.
2 .. m.
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Auxiliary creeter. Of America

The Ladies' Auxiliary oreetsrs OF
America will hold their MONTH,
meeting Tuesday. November IL. al
= o'clock at the Georgian hotel
Election 81 officerN>
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Seattle lodge No. 7. ID. II. p. A..
will entertain at a progressive whist
party Wednesday evening. Novem.
Der ~, Mt y. m. IN Evergreen hall.
A. O. Y. w. building. 1909 Ninth
ave. Friends are invited.
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CAMPFIRE GIRLS ACTIVITIES
Thanksgiving Basket.

Again we are reminding you that
the time 10 plan your Thanksgiving
baske, In NJ hand. The Social Wee
fare will be glad TO help In finding
a worthy family. and perhaps In
telling You what things would be
most acceptable In the Thanksgiving
basket
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Seattle Woman.s Ciuh

Tho literary Interpretation class OF
the Seattle woman's club and cur.
rem, topics department win meet
Tuesday. Sovewber ~. at the home
OF Miss Lihbie Trimble. 2s4s Harvard
ave. ~. nj 1870 y. m. sharp. Mrs.
W. =. Degcn. hostess.
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Ionia Chanter No. III

ionia chapter No. ia. o. E. s., will
exemplify the work Tuesday evening.
November IA, AZ y. m. in the
corinihian room OF the Masonic tenn.
Pile
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wonen.s society. bethany Church

The Women's society OF bethany
Presbyterian church, win meet
Wednesday. November is. Mt 1880 p.
m. at the home Of Mrs. A. II. Mac.
Donald. 1917 Warren ave. Mrs. Kate
Hamilton will assist. Interesting
program.
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Women,. CommercIAl CIuh

Seattle womcn's Commercial club
will hold their monthly luncheon
at Gowman's Washington Annex
hotel. Thursday. November 18th.
w. a. Gaines will speak on Boost
Seattle" Helen Fabry. soloist, &c.
companiod by Mrs Schloman.
For reservations. call Mrs. Green,
Main SEQ.
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The Boosters club will meet with
Mrs. Ida Mocnch. fbss W. soth at.
Tuesday. Nov. "a. at p. m. Members
are asked To bring friends. For
reservations call sunset osss.
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Meeting Postponed

L'Union Franchise has postponed
It's meeting from Nov. II TO Nov 10,
at D. m. in the club rooms of the
Y W. G. A.
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Alpha Phi Aiun,nas

Alumnac OF Alpha mi will b. en-
trr'ainsd by Minn Ruth crcenieaf
a, her homo. COS i$th ave. ~. on
"Wednesday. November IS. Al ?
o'clock. 10 Sew for the haxsAr.
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pnric soclnl Clnb O. b. S.

Doric Social Club O. y. =. will be
entertained Mt the home Of Mrs Fior-
rnce Durgan. ARA University way.
Thursday. Nov 10. a; y. m. Mrs
Harriet Berry assisting hostess. An
Eastern Stars invited.
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Auxiliary Maple Leaf Pos, No. 81

The Ladies' auxiliary 10 Mapie
iseaf pos, No. ~ win entertain with
a dance Saturday evening. November
is at Douglas hall. SIS y. Pine II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-11

A special meeting OF the univar-
atty Heights PIT. A. viii b. held a,
tho University branch library, h. 10th
and 10th ~ d. Tuesday tvening. Nov.
~ la,onh snd Mcdonald PIT A..
will be tho honor guests. Miss Ann
Hail. viii speak ON Books suitable
for Children