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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-01

Even s1ytes for very small children
change and the modern baby In likely
10 bo clad IN such garments as are
aketched here.
The acknowledging Baby Bunting
robe IL made Of double eiderd0wn
lined with silk. Tho tiny dresses are
made OF crepe do chino or sheer
handkerchief linen with exquisite
fine embroidery as their embeIiish.
ment.
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Orthopelic Tea Shop

East Highland Drive guild win b
n charge 1T the orthopedic Tea
chop Thursday. Mrs ,. L. VIM
viii BE- hostess and win be assisted
b. Mrs. Lee Johnston. Mrs. II. NJ.
Waifhew. Mrs Stuart Morris. Mrs.
Joshua Moore. Mrs Charles Law.
Mrs. G. r. Collins. Mrs. A. r. Ten
nant. Mrs. L. H. Carney and Mrs. A.
c. Graft.
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VIENNA. Nov i.--vicnnese bust
meas men have requested Chancellor
schober 20 modify his restrictions on
public dancing In places where tour
lists conEreEate. They protest that
business has been hurt BY curling
gaia,y.
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Personal

Mrs. Charles II. Black. her daugh.
ter. Miss Antolnests Black. and non.
Mr.. Charles IA. Back. who have
been spcudlng a short ,rmc In San.
"a barbara. Cal. are expected 10
return next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Boutwell,
have removed from their homo at
sos w. comstock at. 70 tho Vic
toria apartments on w. Highland
drive.
Mrs. Bruce Farris. Of Vancouver.
u. c.. loft Monday for her home. att
err spending n week with her par.
ents. Judge and Mrs. n. r. Hadisy.
Her sister. Mira. John Pierce. who
has also besn Waiting her parents.
left Tuesday for her home In olyrn-
piA-
Mr.. william Harvey Of vancou.
yer. u. c.. Is spending . fow days
ia town
Mfr. and Mrs. Timothy Jerome
win leave Friday for a short trip
10 Washington. ID. &.
Mrs. Charles r. whsttienry In
leaving next week for Spokane 20
spend n month with her daughter.
Mrs. Waiter Scott Fitx.
Mrs. n. :. Short has returned
from Chicago. where sho visited her
son-ln.law and daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. James Ryan.
Mrs. Thomas Grecn win leave
Sunday for Aberdeen. Miss. 10 visit
relatives. She plans 10 spend Christ.
mas in New York with her daugh.
ter. Miss Hort-nss Green. Mr.. and
Mrs Barrett Green and Mr.. Thomas
Green. Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. n. Adams ana
Miss Sally Adams have removed 10
their new home at seth ave. and
Il. Leo st
Mrs. Ray r. Bigeiow n spending
ten days in Spokane visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mira. James L.
Ford.
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Children Entertained

Or. Frank II. Loopc and Mrs. c.
w. shaiia OF tho Sunshine Smile club
entertained the children OF the Wash.
inRton Childrcn's homo Tuesday
evening with Halloween party az
tho home. which was beautifully
decorated for the occasion. Mr..
Casey Jones. from thu bungalow
Inn. sans. The Melody Sir from Har.
old Weeks Melody shop gave sew.
erni contributions: Miss Ruth Linrud
contributed harp and vocal numbers
and Miss Margaret Llnrud gave reel.
tations. Refreshments were served.
Assisting were Mrs. A. n. Rose.
Mrs. J. Ro<ema. Mrs. l.. r.. Degiace.
Mrs. n. Fulton. Mrs. Carolyn Cham
bers. Mrs. Norman Mccready. Mira.
William Murray. Mrs George A.
sheafe. Mrs. w. w. Turner and Miss
Mamie Willard.
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Junior Club Issues
Dance limitations

The Junior club has issued invita-
tons for the three dances planned
1or this season
The first dance win Be given on
Wednesday evening. November -. In
Chrfstsns<n's hall: the mid-winter
dance At the Yacht club on January
~. and the Faster Monday costume
I'm 1t tho Masonic temple April :.
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Mr.. william Harvey Of vanccu.
yer. n. c.. Is spending . few days
ia town.
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Mfr. and Mrs. Timothy Jerome
win leave Friday for a short trip
TO Washington. ID. c.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS


Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs arno.
citation win hold a business session
with Mrs. Mike coggins. s722 Rainier
ave, Thursday, November ,. at lao
y. m. Rainier Beach or Ronton car
Co Henderson Al.
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F1OWfa>
Make
Coffee

a coffee manufacturer
who takes pride in turn
ing out a perfect article
is in a way unfortunate,
inasmuch as he has no
control over the final
step in manufacture, the
making of the coffee in
the home The very I'm
est coffee, unless it is
made correctly. will not
produce a beverage that
Is worthy of the effort
put forth by the manu-
hcturer, and the money
expended by the pur.
chaser. 1t is, however,
a matter of great satis>
faction Communicating
priding himself on the
quality of his product,
that the public is today
becoming aware of this
factandis devoting mon
care to coffee making.
1t has been definitely de-
termrned that the best
way to prepare coffee
is by the French Drip
Method. This is where
boiling water is poured
over the coffee and drips
into another receptacle.
All restaurant urns are
made on this principle.
Agood French DripPot
can usually be obtained
IN any store carrying
kitchen utensils, but #
your dealer cannot sup.
ply one, we will arrange
to fill your order.
Although this sthebest
way. very good coffee
can be prepared by the
following method, using
a heaping tablespoon of
coffee to each cup Of
water.
Into an ordinary coffee
pot or sauce pan, meas
ure the desired amount
ofgromd coffee and add
water; bring to a boil.
stir thoroughly. then
take from the fire. 1t is
most important to do
this, for continued boil
ing causes the favor or
aroma to escape and
leaves a drink that is
bitterand unsatisfactory.
A dash of cold water
added at the time the
water is removed from
the fire will help to set
tie the grounds.
Further Coffee Making
Information on Request
e ~
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The officers % tho wcman's ausii-
larry 90 IN. Washington state pio-
nssrs will hold an important execn-
tive meeting in tho pariors At tho
v. W. G. A.. Friday. Nov. .. at
.. m. sharp. Tho president desires
nii officers 90 attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-01

Palm Circle. No. 50. Neighbors Of
woodcraft. viii entertain with n re-
caption Tuesday. Nov 7. at Economy
hall. First ave. and Pike st.. In honor
OF Grand Guardian Minnie Hiner and
Grand Manager Anna Mardall. All
Woodcraft Of Seattle and visitors
cordially invited.
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Lady Artisans viii meet Friday,
November q. 1T the home OF Mrs.
Steven zeltncr. bi4 ~ roth st. to
complete the work FOR their bazaar.
Mrs. NJ sacksit will be assisting
hostess Luncheon will be served NJ
1870 D. m.
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CAPABILITIES can be corrected. We be-
iievo In the equality Of educational
opportunity. but urge the wisdom OF
testing tho plan proposed BY the
state superintendent OF education.
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Luncheon Hostess

complimenting Miss Phyllis Grif.
fifth. whose marriage takes place No.
vember 8. Miss Doris Fulton viii en-
terrain with luncheon at Freder.
lex g. Nelson's tea room on Saturday
afternoon.
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Entertain at Dinner

DIR. Helen Babcock entertained at
dinner Monday night, as compli.
ment TO her guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Ridley, OF Billings. Mont.
and Mr.. Otto II. Beck. OF Port Town.
send.
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Mrs. n. ,. Short has returned
from Chicago. where sho visited her
sonln-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Ryan.
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Lorraine Chapter

Past Matrons' club Of Lorraine
chapter will meet with Mrs. Flora
slliiman. is2s Fourth ave. W.. Fri.
day afternoon. Nov. !.
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Dinner Dance at
Yacht Club

The Seattle Yacht club will have
a dinner dance on Saturday evening.
November 4. with dancing from s
until IL o'clock.
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Studio Tea

To compliment, Mrs. Frank Carpcn'
ter. OF Gle Elum, Miss Marie Cash
weller entertained informally this
afternoon with a studio tea, after 4
O'Clock.
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Tho third annual convention OF the
Washington State League OF Women
voters win meet AT tho woman's
club house. t7s n. broadway. Tacoma.
on Nov 10 and n.
Tho league calls women from all
sections OF the state Of Washington
60 meet In conference on subjects of
vital concern 90 women. when tho
work Of Its departments. such as
American citizenship. child welfare.
protection 81 women In Industry.
legislation. food supply and demand.
prevention Of traffic IN women. inter
national cooperation for tho proven
ton II war. efficiency Ia government
and the civil and political status OF
women viii he discussed.
All meetings viii be in the womnn's
clubhouse. from $50 Co s;so. except
the Thursday evening meeting. which
II called AZ : ., m. nj tho Tacoma
Commercial club. when Dr. Stephen
l. Miller and Prof Frank J, fanhe.
both Of tho state university. will
speak on phases Of government,
Committee on arrangements: Mira
w. J. Kennedy. Mira Mary c. Hut
crimson. Mrs w ". udaii. Mira
Blanche Funk Miller. MIRA ". A. Orr.
Mrs. ". l. Taylor. Mrs. Paul Herrtn.
Mira c, G. hickman. Mira ~. T. Wal
ton. Tacoma
Program comnltfeei Mrm Helen
~ Stevens Seattle: Mrs w. .. Ken
nedy. Tacoma: Mrs O Y. Beehs. Bel
bingham.
Resolutions committee Mrs ~ n
NcCr~afy. Hnohosnish. chairman:
Mrs. Eva n Godfrey. Seattle. and
Mrs w. ~ udAii. Tacoma.
Auditing; Mrs. Aitha Perry Curry.
Seattle. and Mrs Grace Cor bliss.
rdusond~
Nominating: Mrs n p. Weeks. &C.
attic. chairman. Mrs Harry John
Miller. Everett. and Mrs. r. c. Nc
Creole. sunny~fds.
Read resolutions "a the chairman.
Mrs. ". q. Mccresiy. snohomish. o.,
once
Officers. chair~en ~ departments
and directors viii make reports and
discuss their problems
Constitution and bylaws win be
discussed.
Sessions ~sii ~ open 20 tho public.
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Woman. Century Ciub

The Current Events department Of
th. Woman'a Century club viii meet
Thursday. November Q. ut y. m.
with Mrs. J. A. Whailey. asa w.
Gaier st. Current Events" BY Mrs.
NJ u. Harrah. followed by discus
slon.
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seattle Civic and Improvement Club

The Seattle Civic and Improve.
ment club will meet al the Federated
clubhouse. Thursday. November 2. az
: y. IN. Important, discussion.
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H0LLOaceen Dance

Mr.. and Mrs. John Sumrall enter
tanned twenty guests at Halloween
dance at their home Monday oven.
Ing.
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Lafayette rarent.rcacher nsaocla'
ton will meet Friday. November 3.
Mt y. IN. In tho gymnasium OF
the West Seattle high school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-01

Legislative tea wlll bo given nj tho
homo OF Mrs George Chute. 1907
isth ave. T.. Thursday. November 2.
from isso 20 s:so p. m.
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Informal Luncheon

Mrs. Albert v. Grifnths enter.
tanned with an informal luncheon at
her homo this afternoon.
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sigma Kappa Aiumnae

Sigma Kappa aiumnae viii meet
Saturday, Nov. 4. al gao y. m. at
aTb7 Seventh ave. N. n. iiostesHes
for the afternoon Will be Mrs. Irene
Robb and Miss Opal Robb.
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Mr. and Mrs. r. X. Adams and
Miss Sally Adams have removed 20
their new home at seth ave. and
Il. Leo At.
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Ratnn,dqe Sale

A rummage sale will be given by
the Mothers club OF Phi Delta Theta
fraternity Mt 1912 Westlake ave. on
Friday and Saturday. November o
and 4.
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Informal Luncheon
at YnrrO7D

Mrs. Melvin swaiwell entertained
with an informal luncheon Monday
at her home at Yarrow in complL
ment TO Mrs. Charles Ward. who is
visiting Miss Doris Mitchell.
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Bachelors Ball

Saturday evening. November 4.
the Bachelors club In entertaining
with the bachelors Dizzy whirl, /"
at the Masonic temple.
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Mrs. Ray u. Bigeiow II spending
ten days in Spokane visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James l..
Ford.
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Tho regular monthly luncheon Of
the John =. Miller W. r. G. will be
held Thursday. November ?. at tho
home OF Mrs. Ida Martin. az Lake
city. Take ilothsll stage at II a. IN.
from interurban station.
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Queen Anne rorsnixhsiy Club

Queen Anne Fortnlghtiy club will
NEE, Thursday. November 4. At :
.. m. with Mrs. ". ,. Fisher. 1904
Eighth ave. w. Mru. c. w. spmgus
viii assist Mn. Fiaher as hostess
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DATES
TO REMEMBER


Miss Beatrice Matthew dinner 90
compliment Miss Lsion Mrrau.-
land and her fiancs. Mr.. WILLIAM
Roy McAdam-
TMURSDAY. NOVEMBER T.
Mrs. Francis Guy Frfnk's tea AZ the
Hunset club TO compliment her
daughter. Miss Gloria Frink.
Ms Monte Reid Coleman and Mrs
Wilmer C. He~ftt's miscellaneous
shower ~ Mrs. Ccisrnan's home
eompiimsntsnx Miss Phyllis Grsf-
fffh-
Mrs. NJ. A. wsisss ana Mrs. c. VI.
Dahiem's nah jongx party At the
Tennis club.
}. Aliens bridge luncheon AZ the
homo Of Miss White.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER s.
Mrs.. Peter W. Davison's buffet
luncheon ~ homo TO honor Mrs..
9. B. Meyer and Mrs. Oscar J.
Mrs Hsriand Msrfs luncheon at
Frederick 4 Nelson's tea room for
Mrs Charles Ward
Mrs. Andrew Gifiespie's small
bridge tea At home 20 compliment
Mrs. James Mscfarians.
Halloween cabaret At wonsn's
University club at $40 o'clock.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER g.
Alpha ri Delta sorority 20 have
Christmas bazaar at the Hotel
Washington Annex.
Mrs John Frederick Davidson, Of
Tacoma. 20 entertain at luncheon
~ Frederick Nelson's. 70 honor
Miss Leion Nccausiand
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER s.
Taf
Hood will be at home" In the
afternoon 20 honor Coionei Earle
D'Arcy pssrcs and Mrs. Pearcs
and Lieutenant Donald LESLEY
and Mrs. Lechcy.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER g.
The marriage OF Miss Phyllis Crit
fifth to Mr.. Nartius King At the
Alpha xi Delta sorority house at
$40 o'clock
Mrs william Sherman walker. Mrs.
Earl Edmundson and Mrs. George
LAbbe TO have bridge tea ana
miscellaneous shower at Yacht
club. cornpiimsnting Miss Peggy
Buftsrworth.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER J.
Miss Nellie Fsixer's bridge tea at
Sunset club in compliment 70 Miss
Gloria Frfnk and Miss Harriet
BAXTER.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER g.
Mrs Henry v. Waehser's and Mrs.
o. A. Waechters bridge luncheon
al the home Of the former.
Mrs. A. r. +. Williamson 10 enter-
tain at luncheon at home.
Miss Virginia Jeffarson's bridge tea.
20 compliment Miss LurIins
Brown. at home.
Arx.O. E. Thurmondsa bridge and
linen shower. 10 honor Miss Lur-
limo Brown.
The marriage Of Miss Lsion Nc
Causlsnd TO Mr. William Roy
AcAdam in Bethany Preaby-
terrain church at $40 O'Clock.
"WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER H.
Miss Peggy Butterworth to wed
Mr.. Waiter Bower Jenkins at
home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Gilbert Butterworth. at 7 O'Clock.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Is-
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles n. cliso's re-
ception and dance at tho sunsex
club.
THURSDAY, DECENBER a.
The marriage Of Miss Marian
Wurzbacher 10 Mr.. Nathaniel
Stuart Rogers. at home Of the
bride-eloet's parents, Mr.. and Mra
" -. Wurzbacher. st o'clock IN
the afternoon.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER Is-
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Michigan Apple Bio-snm Club

The Michigan Apple blossom cius
viii meet with l.. l. Weber. TsT n.
ssth. Thursday afternoon. Novam.
Der ,. as J o'clock. Luncheon viii
be served at i3,so by Division
No. !.
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Robert E. leo Chapter. United
Daughters Of the confcderaey. will
meet with Mrs. c. I. Murray. ioss
Third ave. ~. Thursday. November
Z, at y. n.
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Alpha Club

The Alpha club viii hold itn next
meeting at the home OF Mrs. 4. II.
Garrison. $40 W. leo IT.. Thursday.
November z. Luncheon at 1890
o'clock.
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Missoula Club

The Mlanouia club will NEE, with
Mrs. Tyler Thompson. 1871 Second
ave ~. Thursday. November ,. at
s.so o'clock. Assisting the hostess
In the entertainment, OF the club
win b Mrs. ". II. Collins and Airs.
8. q. Murray.
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Phi Della Mother. Club

Tho Phi Delta Mothers club win
meet at tho fraternity house on Fri
day. Nov. 10. at y. m. Important
business.
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The marriage Of Miss Marian
Wurzbscher 10 Mr.. Nathaniel
Stuart Rogers. at home Of the
bride-eIoet's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
" -. Wurzbacber. at 4 o'clock IN
the affarra.r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-01

Warren Avenue School PIT A.
win meet Thursday. November ?. at
3 D. m, In the assembly room az the
school. A short basineaa meeting
will he followed by program. Songs
by girls In Miss Gladys nriuain's
room: piano selection. Miss Jean
Paterson: dance, Miss Peggy Stanley,
vocal solo. Mrs. Everett Clark Re
freshments.
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The Ladies' Of tho Golden North
viii meet Friday. Nov. 3. at is3bh
First ava
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Tho Human Analysis club viii NEE,
Thursday evening In the Eastern
star hall, 1890 Arcade building, Prof
J. E. Aver win speak ON the political
candidates.
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Anto Rldns for yI.Itnrs

Mrs. j. r. Weber. chairman OF tho
auto committee Of the Fruit Exposi.
ton. announces that during the ex-
position. Nov. ii.fs. many automo.
biles win be needed 20 convey visiting
women about the city. II Is planned
to show these visitors tho beauty
spots about Seattle. the rides TO be
OF about one and half hours dura-
ton.
The public and especially club
women who will donate their cars
are asked 10 call East s27sR. or East
1871. and leave name and phone
number.
Ionia Chapter, No. ia
The annual ball OF Ionia chapter.
No. ia. O. u. s.. will be given In tho
Shrine auditorium. Masonic temple.
on Thursday evening. November ..
Invitations extended to all o. Il. g..
Masons and friends.
Stevens w. II. q.
Mrs. Ellen Burbank viii entertain
w. X. G. No. 1. comrades OF the G..
A. II. and friends at the regular
monthly w. X. c. social TO be held
at hcr home. s24 Longwood ave. Fri
day. Nov. 3. IL win be an all.day af.
fair. and at the picnic luncheon Mrs.
Burbank will serve n speciality dessert.
Take Green Lake car TO the bank.
transfer to jltney and get off AT
Longwood ave. or take any car No.
i6 and transfer 10 jitney at the 10th
ave. bridge. alighting at Longwood.
Sigma Nh Mothers Club
The Sigma Nu Mothers club viii
give a card party Monday. Nov. 6.
ut p. m M the chapter house. 1916
10. 47th st. The cooperation OF tho
wives of menbers Of tho alumnae il
desired to assist In securing the fur.
nishing fund for the chapter house.
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CLUBS ron THURSDAY


The Elderhloom club will meet
Thursday. Nov. :. az II a. m. In tho
X. OF 4. hall. THIRD ave. and virginia
al. Bring luncheon and one aueut'
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Fairview PIT. A viii have It's
regular meeting At the school Thurr.
day. November :, At als .. m. A
debate on referendum No. 10. with
Dr. Leonora Grant IN favor and DR..
J. W. Bailsy. negative. viii be ono
% tho features % tho program.
Miss Adele rhinnsy. Juvenile librar.
ian. viii sivo a talk 90 -chiidrcn's
Books. piano solo. by Miss Billie
Rood. A short business session will
be followed by social hour.
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Una Rridge Club

Tina bridge club viii be entertained
Nov. 2. at tho homo OF
Mira nrogan, iais East John nj.
Luncheon at iiso o'clock.
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4TURDAY, DECEMBER ia

The marriage Of Miss 0ertruds FL
ford 20 Mr.. Trygvs Hoff. al
home OF her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. q. Eiford. at $50 O'clock.
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ladies OF the Round Table will
meet at the home OF Mrs. w. c.
Morse. s5b 18th ave ~. for lunch.
con. on Thursday. November 2. DIS.
cuhsion on Armenia.
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NOVEMBER e.

Major and Mrs. John Herman
Hood viii be at home" In the
afternoon 20 honor coionei Earle
DfArcy Pssrcs and Mrs. Pearcs
and Lieutenant Donald LESLEY
ara Mr. r.<hr-
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FRIDAY. NOVEMBER s.


Alpha ri Delta sorority 20 have
Christmas osxafr At ths Hotel
Washington Annex.
Mrs John Frederick Davidson. Of
Tacoma. 20 entertain at luncheon
~ Frederick a Nelson's 70 honor
Miss reion NcCausfanf
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The marriage OF Miss Phyllis Crit
fifth to MFR. Nartius King At the
Alpha XII Delta sorority house at
ss30 o'clock
Mrs William Sherman Walker, Mrs.
Earl Edmundson and Mrs. George
LAbbe TO have bridge tea ara
miscellaneous shower AZ Yacht
club. npiimsnting Miss Peggy
Hufterworfh
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Mrs. Charles r. whittieney Ia
leaving next week for Spokane 20
spend n month with her daughter.
Mrs. Walter Scott Fitz.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-01-11

whereby all large parcel post pack
ages which are too large to be de-
livered by carriers will be delivered
daily. An automobile or team will
be used for this purpose. This will
I DO away with the annoyance of leav-
fng notices to call for packages ana
save the patrons of the office the
trouble of calling for them. 1t is
move that will be greatly appreciated
by the patrons of the Office and Is
right in : line with Postmaster
Frost's policy to give the people the
best service at all times. The de-
livery went into effect Jan. 2.
We have in town with us this
week, a celebrated song writer and
composer inthe person of Byron
Verge of Portland, who calls him
self the shipyard writer of poems
and verse. Among his popular con-
tributions are "Our Country" and
"To the Sailor" and "My Uncle
Sam" He sang at chapel exercises
at Maine Central Institute Tuesday
and congratulates the students on the
ability of the teacher of music. Miss
Butterfield. Mr.. Verge win pass the
week in town and on Saturday eve
ming he will be the soloist at Pitts
field Grange at its installation exer-
cises.
Mrs. Ida Merrow left Monday for
Youngstown, Ohio, for an extended
visit with her sister. Mrs. Welch.