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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-06-16

FOR Plenty Of furniture
every thing new and our stock is
fairly complete. The prices are the
most attractive thing we have TO
offer. Williams Furniture Com
pany, just north Of the Lubbock
Sanitarium. 32-ip
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-06-16
MISCELLANEOUS

Notlce-A thoroughbred Jersey
bull will make the season at Atkins
Wagon Yard. Phone 200. 2l-tf
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-06-16

FOR SALE room house new
ly painted and papered, 100 II.
front. Will take car as first pay
mcnt. balance like rent Phone 23s
or AO2. 32-1p
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-06-16

NOTICE Extra fine Jersey hull
now at my barn A. = Mcdonald
Horse and Mule Go. 3i-tf
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Fruit and Fio,cer
Mission Bazaar Monddu

Tho Fruit aud Flower Mission ba'
raar comes on Monday. Sovcmocr
~. II IL TO be an all day and evening
affair and tho place Ia tho Hotel
Washington.
The various circles Of tho city havs
specialized In individual articles for
their booths. Mount Baker Park cir,
clio will have beautiful embroidered
linens. Queen Anne circle VIII dlAplay
hand made embroidered lingerie.
North broadway ctrcIs VIII spsciaitfa
In everything OF sutcres, for tho kid
dics. from lovely handmade cmbrosd.
cred dresses to fascinating little
sacquss and hand knitted sweaters.
with an interesting menaweris Of
stuffed animals As an added aftrno
tion.
Aiki circle VIII have shs niscei.
laneous booth. which win contain
everything that cannot DO found elsc-
wher~- Hunts Point circle win have
charge OF the luneheon and after.
noon tea IN. Junior circle win sp>
ciaiire In hope cheats for dolls and
win also have charge of tho candy
booth. Mrs. q. I. G. Barton Ia chair.
man 81 the evening entertainment
COMMITTEES. who promise many novel
features.
The Fruit and Flower Mission ID
not IN the Community Chest. 20 Y
takes this way Of carrying on ia
humanitarian work. Las, year the
Mission distributed fs.t1s quarts Of
milk. i.3es dozcns Of egws. besides
clothing and groceries amounting "a
si.Too and l.<eo eomplcss baby lay
ssssa
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Seattle
Jociefy
yunior Clubs Venetian
Ball' November 60,
Betrothdl of Miss Mary
Small Announced

NufE Junior club has issued invi-
4 tations for It's FIRST dance this
season II il TO be q Venetian
hail. and viii be given on wednes-
das evening. November 80. In Chris.
tensen's hall The committee u
very secretIve about its plans Tor
the affair. but from occasional hints
we sursnise there are pleasant sur
prtscs IN store in the way OF novel
and unique features.
The patrons and patrcnerscs for
the evening are Mr.. and Mrs.
Joshua Green. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
4. Patterson. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
c. Ewing. Mr. and Mrs. William u,
Perkins. Mr.. and Mira Howard Al
len. Mrs. Harry Boloom and Mrs.
John coIllna
Aoting as ushers win be Mr.. Co
bert Ballla rgeon. Mr.. Jack Brinkiey,
Mr.. Ben Butler. Mr.. Cyrus Cam.
pson. Mr.. Everett Earring. Mr.. Gano
Fotheringham. Mr.. Chester latimes
and Mr. Evan Mccord.
The Junior committee this year
includes Miss Dorothy Ewing. Miss
Helen Farrell. Miss Eispeth Me
Evan. Miss Clara Emory. Mr.. Thee
dcre Owens. chairman. Mr.. Andrew
Denny. Mr.. MARRIED. Boiconl Mr.. III
ram Patterson and Mr.. Marshal
Alien
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-25
Annual Linen Day for
Orthopedic Hospital

Tuesday. November ~. u the an
nuai linen day OF the chiidrsn's Or
thopedic hospital. and friends OF the
institution are hoping tho depleted
stock OF linens viii be generously re-
plenished a, that tine. Tho depart
ment stores Of the city are co-operat-
ing with tho trustees and guilds In
their efforts 10 give every friend Of
the hospital an opportunity 20 con-
tribute TO tho supply OF articles
needed. for the coming year. A Single
sheet. pillow case or towel viii bs
gladly received ~ well a. the larger
gffts
Tho supplies needed include FACE
towels. bath towels. shestA s5sSs:
pillow casca AXIS: wash eloths;
spreads for thrca-auarter beds or
cribs. and so-snch sheofing for ertba
Actively assisting Ia tho success Of
this day are the various guilds with
their prcsidcnts. including Mira Al
fred Rolio. nroafvRy: Mira Mitchell
Gillian. Capitol I'm; Mrs John Lea
Hall. Dcnny-Fuhrman: Mira John
Murphy. First HIN: Mr. Lewis r.
Dawson. Madrona: Miss Sara VIII
iiarnA Medina: Mira James A. Wood.
Mount Baker park; Mira Philip
Aaron. Interiaken: Mira r. NJ yor-
don. Renson FIN: Mrs John I. Hall.
LAureihurst: Mrs J. L. VIM. East
Highland Drive: Mrs G. n. Kinne.
University Mrs walter Reed. Qusen
Anne: Mrs Bert sch~eitxer. North
Queen Anne: Mrs John ". Powell.
Washington Park. Mrs. Ivan Hyiand.
Frink Park: Mrs W. r Toilingcr.
seahurst auxiliary: MIRA T. c. Court
nsy. Ballard auxiliary.
| An important feature Of linen day
II the linen shower and musical tea
~ the home OF MIRA Frederick Baus-
man. 40 Hazard ave. ~. on Tues
day afternoon from 2 until o'clock
Mrs George T. Myers president os
the Orthopedfe hospital. viii receive
with Mrs Bausrnan.
Alternating at the urn- WIN b
Mrs c. d. Stimson. Mira -. r. Fred
erfck. Mrs John Collins and Mrs. J.
II. BioedeL
| Mrs. Archibald Clark win b. IN
charge OF tho dining room. assisted
by the Misses Elizabeth Folsom.
Fvaiyn GOWN. Grace Lewis. Cerai-
dine Farrnr and Eleanor Jones'
| Assisting about the rooms are 20 b.
Mrs Wallace Green Collins. Mrs A.
w. Leonard. Mrs. Edgar Anes. Mrs.
Frederic Hall White. Mrs Frederick
Parks. Mira Y. q Ward and Mrs
Alfred Roiio.
Mrs Henry O. Ewing and Mrs.
William r. Crawford viii hav,
charre % the linen donations and
Mrs Frederick r. Fischer Of tho al
yer donations basket
At . O'Clock. Mrs. Omar J. Hum
phrey will give several vocal sefec-
tons, with violin oblignto by Mrs..
A. ]. Nickerson. Mrs Shirt Biaiock
will contrfbuts group Of songs nj
o'clock. accompanied by Mr.. Paul
ROLAND Smith.
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Second Morning
Musicale Wednesday

The second concert Of the serie0 OF
morning musicaics given under the
auspices Of the Seattle Muxfcsi Art
society win occur Wednesday morn
ing. December 9. This concert will
be among the fret 20 be given At
the recital hall IN the new building
Of the women's University club at
Sixth ave. and Spring g.
The Spargur String quartet. which
created such a fsvorsbls impression
NJ tho last concert will be heard Ia
the Beethoven Quartet. OPP Is. No
2. and the emetana Quartet Aus
Meincm Leben-'
Jane Burns Albert enc - tAs
Northwest's most gfftsd sopranos.
win appear ~ guest artts1 Miss Al
bert. who 10 Anger Of compelling
beauty and marked individuality. has
just returned from Chicago. where
she coached with Percy Rector
stephens and Richard Hageman. d.
rector Of the Chicago Opera com
pany. formerly director Of the Metre
poiisan Opera company.
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Musicale at Frye
Art GdUeru

Through the courtesy os Hfr. and
Mrs Charles II. Frye. a musicale
win be given at tisir art gallery.
Nov. Is. under tho auspices OF the
Business and Professional women's
chapter OF the Missionary society OF
the First Presbyterian church. This
gallery. which has not been opened
to tho public for several years. con-
tatns an exceptionally choice coiico-
ton OF paintings. many OF which
were carefully selected during Mr..
and Mrs. Frye's recent visit 20 Flu.
rope. Lovers OF art turnout the city
will appreciate this opportunity of
seeing these wonderful picturcs--an
opportunity made possible by tho
generosity OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frye.
Tho silver baskets win be IN
charge OF Mrs. G. r. Guthrie and
Mrs. +. J. Macarthur.
Tho doors will open at 7:so and the
following program Of unusual mort
will be presented at $40;
Plano .................ts. osleeteG
Miss ve~ta Muth
vocal---vissi CARTE Ola roscs-) -.
Mira Kathryn worth
(a) Ewing Song Barns
tbl last Rose Of surnmsr". -. Aver
Vocal. .Proiosus ............. .Pagiisoel
Mr.. Robert Lowell Wilson
es) Etua. d nat Ms,s~. Lass,
e., ln.rss wiss- ...... x.aDe~.u
Miss vsstA Muth
g, .'ssns Of spr,ns- Amy worn
{o) Song Of the OPEN. L. Forge
Mira Kathryn worth
-, -rh. Ola jp.fr.,n:. Er,. "n,
Vocal Dust--''r.a Fora Del psstino'.
Mr.. Rober, Lowell Wilson
Mr.. James Natchett
TIE following win servo ~ pa
irons and patronesses: DIR. and Mrs.
NJ. A. Matthews. Or. and Mrs. O. II
Guthrie. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. u. Moffctt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk Hnlman. Mr..
and Mrs. 70. u. Hnrrah, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. N. Brooks. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Yonkers. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. r.
Hubbard. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Shoe-
maker. Mr.. and Mrs. Roland VIII
iiams. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Bennett.
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. whitney. Mr..
and Mrs. q. y. winwats. Mr.. and
Mrs. ". j Macarthur. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Harrah. Mr.. and Mrs. w. q.
Mel aren. MIR. and Mrs. @. A. Stan.
ton, MFR. and Mrs. John Wilson, Mr..
and Mrs. J. IT. Cartwright. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Wakefield. Or. and Mrs. r..
l.. Forbes, Mrs. David Gilmore, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. 8. Miller. Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter MacLean-
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To REMEMBER

MONDAY. NOVEMBER 11
NJ and Mrs o. u. Ff-h.r. -
formal dinner Al home 20 cornpIt.
nenf Mr.. ana Mrs william II
Irvine
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER ~
Mr. Frederick Bausnsn's f.. and
nnan shower for tho benefit Of
the Ortnopedic hospital
Mrs. Earl Janison's tea a, s,,r.
TO homer Mrs. n. y. Alexander.
Mss Norma Sims 20 enteyfain n,
luncheon In compliment 70 Mis-
0ertruds Eiford
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER "a
The Junior clubs dance Al chrf.,.n-
sens hall.
Mrs q. c Bates VIII compliment,
Miss Lurlins Brown with a bridge
luncheon and shower.
Mr.. and Mrs. charIe. Byron st,,n.
scn 10 have bridge supper 4.
some as farewell compliment TO
MI and Mrs G o. Martin.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER ~
Mrs Charles Y. Whittles.y to an
terrain at dinner af home.
and Mrs A. q Efford's family
dinner At home
SATURDAY. DECEMBER -
Gamma Phi Beta sorority basssr
At the Hotel Washington
Miss Ruth Jsrsuic 20 have towel
shower In compliment to Miss
certruds Elford-
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER
Mrs George Harold rbompsop.s
lureheon At homo to honor Miss
osrtrpds Elford.
friday. DECEMBER g.
Kappa Kappa Gamma afumnss.
Snow Bal at Christensen.s hau
SATURDAY, DECEMBER D.
Mss Jean For 70 entertain with n
tea In compliment 70 Miss Lurftne
Hrosn and Miss Ruth Lennon. A.
hosne. from Z to o'clock.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER IA
The marriage q Mlss x.~t
Wurzbacher 20 Mr.. Hafh.n1s,
Stuart Rogers. at hons Of ~.
bri1s-siscts parents. Mr.. and Mrs
2. Wprzbachsr. st O'clock In
the afternoon.
aATCKDAy. DECEMBER ia
The marriage Of Misc Gertrude IA
| ford 70 Mr.. TryEvs Hoff Al
home Of hsr parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. A. q. Elford. at s:so o'clock,
SUNDAY, DECEMBER a.
Miss Amy Mundays supper At hons
70 compliment Miss Inriine
Brown and this members Of her
bridal party.
TUESDAY. DECEMBER se--
Aic-season Asssmbiy's dinner dance
AZ tbs bungalow.
| WEDNESDAY,. DECEMBEn ST.
| The marriage Of Miss Lur1in.
Brown 10 Ensign osorEs Clifford
Crawford. Q. Q. ~. At Trinity
church.
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judy Stephen J. Chadwick. Miss
Elizabeth Chadwick and Mr.. and
Airs. w. r Gray will motor 20 Win.
lock 10 spend Thanksgiving with Mr..
and Mrs. w. ]. Maury Mrs. Chad.
wick. who has been visiting IN the
East for several weeks, viii return
In time 10 Join them there for the
holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence II. Ellis
arr leaving about Dec. 10, for a two
months Eastern trip. They will
spend the Christmas holidays with
Mrs. Ellis brothsr.ln.law and sister,
Dir. ard Mrs. Levsrns Purcell. In
Louisiana
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur r. Ksrr Of
Yakima. are receiving messages OF
congratulations upon tho birth Of q
daughter Nov. "a
Mr.. and Mrs. Fwd T. Moore Of
New York. who have been visiting
In California. arrived today 10 spend
a few days with Or. and Mrs. J. c.
Moore on their way home.
Mrs. Launoelot Biaclfford. Of vlr.
gfnia. In the guest Of her son and
daughter .sn.iaw. DIR. and Mrs. J. NJ.
Biaekford-
Mr.. Edmund IT. Bowdsn WIN leave
about December Is for Paio Alto.
where he viii Join Mrs. Bowden and
tho children for tho Christmas holi.
days. at the home OF Mrs Bowden's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Oar.
sis. Mru. william Burt Bowden. who
has been visiting In tho South. will
rsturn In time for Thanksgiving.
Mr.. Ru~srl Bordeaux left Sunday
for . months business trip In tho
East
Mrs. John Farln nd. Of Richmond.
Va. has returned 20 her hons, after
spending some time here NJ tho
guest Of DIR. and Mira J. NJ Black
ford
Mr.. Derfs c. Bard y~turnsd Bun
day from a tsoweskT visit with Mfr.
and Mrs. A. L. Lonxisy. In Butte.
Mont
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Eden WIN ~
turn ncat week from n two weeks
visit IN Chicago.
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Miss Violet Macdonald
to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. n. Macdonald
announce the engagement of their
daughter. Violet Mae. TO Mr.. Myies
l.. WooIey.
The wedding. q quiet affair. WIN be
soiemnized Wednesday evening, No.
vember 20. at the home Of the bride
elects parents. The bridal couple
win leave December for Atlanta,
Ga. TO remain for some months
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Popular Young Couple
10 Wed January re

Mr.. and Mrs Roher, f. Small an
nounce the engagement; Of their
daughter. Mary Frances. 10 Mr.. Ed
ward Henry Lennox. Jr.. son Of Dr,
and Mrs. Edward Henry Lennox. Of
Tacoma The wedding viii DO sol
emnlzed Friday evening. Jan IL at
the Small residence. SOS 2ist ave. ~.
A reception VIII follow tho esre-
nony.
Miss Small b . graduate Of the
University Of Washington and a
member Of Kappa Kappa Gamma
sorority. Mr.. Lennox attended the
University OF Washington and Is nj.
fiiiAtcd with Psi Epsilon fraternity.
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Fine Arts Ball
Delightful

The annual bah Of the Seattle F1ne
Arts society. which this year was
called Cabaret Dance.- was cole
brafed last evening. at the Masonic
tsmple A large assemblAxe OF soci-
ETY. folk and patrons OF art surround.
ID the tables filled the gallery and
danced to the delightful music.
amidst . coiorfui setting Of gnyiy
shaded lights and brilliant balloons.
The program contained charming
dance numbers arranged BY Mrs.
Charles Paul ana Mr.. Card Leslis.
and BEAUTIFULLY Interpreted by talent
~ dancers.
The COMMITTEES fn charge OF the
han included Mrs Anna Thomson
4ilburn. general chairman. Mrs.
Louis L. Mendei. tickets. Mrs. Rob
81 8. Wilson. tables and boxes: Mrs.
J. y. Douglas. refreshments. Mra
xr1nc1s ,. Armstrong. music, Mira
Phillips Morrison. decorations; Mrs.
Robert McClelland. publicity.
1he officers Of the Fine Arts soc3.
~ are: President. Mrs.. Reginald
Parsons: first vice president, Mr..
Daniel r. Huntington: second vice
president. Mr. Frederick II. Parks,
treasurer. Mr. II. o. GrondAhi: sscrs.
NJ. Ars. Leslie n DsviA
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Wedding Anniversary
Celebration

Celebrating their sfxty.nfsh w~d.
ding anniversary. Mr.. and Mrs. Re
membranes Morford are entertaining
with family dinner at their home.
gos 2sth ave. g.. this evening.
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service reports. A week at Camp
seaith viii be given the girl turning
in the best report. Write neatly
In ink on one side OF the paper.
Meet Mr.. Lester y. Scott
White middles. blue skirts: tams
and arm hands: Can you see the
Seattle Campfire Girls greeting their
national executive when he visits
Seattle I'm January. We can't tell
you the date. but he has promised
10 stop In Seattle on his way 20
California There will be a big
nesting OF girls and guardians. and
i.oheaua wants the spirit Of Seattle
and Campfire 10 shine forth in all
its glory on this occasion. Remem.
ber those camp songs7 There are
copies az Lohequa which may be
had for the asking. You'il want to
know them
Desire 20 20 your an have. but
youTi all need ambition 10 urge tho
desire. ana pep 20 cheer both on
their way.
Do you know -Evsrygiri's.- the
national magazine Of the Campfire
Girls1 II you don't. you should
learn 20 know II ~ once. sts .
magazine we're all prouo 81. and Il
grows better with each issue. II
moro people could road II Campfire
would increase BY leaps and bounds.
All this seems like . far cry
from . trip 20 tho ocean. but you'Il
soon see they are very closely re
lated. Tho fifteen Campfire girls
and guardians who get the greatest
number OF subscriptions TO Every
girls before March LIST viii b the
ones TO take the trip. All expenses
will be paid. Money cannot buy .
place In the party--it's up 20 you
TO earn ono. The party viii drive
from Seattle 90 Hoauiam. and hike
from there TO tho ocean. What
hikes there'il be and what evenings
around tho great firepiscel The
road from Hoquiam 20 the ocean Is
along old skid roads. thru virgin
forest. n will be an experience
such an Seattle Campfire Girls have
never known.
start today. because this Is hoff-
day time. and 'Everyeirl's- makes
a good Christmas present Start
today. and the minute ron have
six subscriptions report 20 Iohequa
and have your nnme entered on the
list. Groups might concentrate by
selecting the giri who has done the
best Campfire work and all might
work for her. The proposition hs.
many possibilities. Soc the Torch"
for further particulars
The December Torch YIN be
ready for distribution December LIST.
Scribe groups are asked TO call for
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Informal Bridge

Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Bsyiess WIN
entertsin with IN informal bridge
Monday evening IT their hom4 ssoa
~ John IT,
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Louis Craveurs. Belgian baritone.
will be heard In concert In Meany
hall November Is. This viii be his
first appearance In Seattle and his
concert IL creating q great deal Of
interest In musical oircies OF the
city.
His program forl0va
-omsr~ mar evhs Law nsa
x.rss, '..-.,,. -. 49,. 'a ..s
xsrisn foik-scns).
'-rorssdors Song t-csnnsn-). .. .Bisst
IAN Through the Night rws,sh fsss-
scaGl.
The LsprehAun- urfsh fotk-epngA
MARY (oid Scottish sonG1.
"DrinkfnH-s Gong fBnrneb ....-.-....
.................. .siehsrd Hamnsnd
Piano solos ~ aeoomesniSe AspeA
Eaptos.
~.
Nocturus ...........-->>>-. .s~- sIra1cH
-1'ai at sur stoi'ss-. ..-..... .paisdiiis
Prologue 70 sPsEliacof- .Lsoncavsiio
'Good-bye" ............~~....... Tosff
My Nsnagerfs" .fostsr
'Atrta ..-s..s...s.. .Siutenm
''shipnatss o. Hips"...-.-... -Sandsssoa
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY


The Literary and Jravei club VIII
meo, Monday. November ~, at tho
homo % Mrs. W. J. Thomson. itit
y. John ST.. q; 2.so .. m. Mira. Philip
brady viii read q paper ON History
Of American Art 20 1879" Including
primitive and Colonial days. ciyics
and currrn, topics viii Be the ron
call response.
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Bee that your group In represented
Mt the scribcs' meeting Saturday.
December 2 at 10 o'clock at Lobe.
Qua Have a written report of your
groups activities for November with
n brief outline OF the December
plans. Remember to include ali
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-25

Those pic,ureai Have you seen
scaith In motion pioturoaT II you
haven't why not arrange a commn'
nifty Campfire meeting and borrow
the film from Iohequa7 IT'S a 20
minute reel. with action enough 20
satisfy anyone. Plan your nesting
now and get your request In early.
There n a rental charge Of s. where
admission IL charged. hu, II ms pure.
" educational. the film n youn for
tho aa<ing.
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Recital at Cornish
Monday

On Monday evening. November ~.
the Cornish school win present Ruth
Gordon In recital. Miss Gordon II .
pupil Of Lois Adler and this viii be
her second appearances IN concert In
the West. as she piayed program At
Beilingha last week. Assisting Will
be Esther Won. baby soprano.
The program viii BE- a. follows:
sonsa ............ ....-....-..ss. orsss
Allegro moderate
Andnuts motto
ALA fnenuetto
Motto allegro
'~rners Are Fsries ~ the Bottom ~
our Garden ss.s.sss.ss.. .ionnfen
.'pepillons- ......>...s>-..s. ochumann
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To Have Bazaar

The University guild OF tho ortho.
pedic hospital will have an all-day
bazaar Thursday. December 7. In Lif.
TICS hall. University way and e. 46th
RI. Cards will be played In the after.
noon. followed by a dance IN tho
evening. Miss Della Wright In the
general chairman of the affair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-25

service reports. A week at Camp
seaith win be given the giri turning
In the best report. Write neatly
In ink on one side OF the paper.
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Rainier chapter, Daughters Of the
American Revolution. will moot on
Tuesday. November 2s. at . .. m. at
the residence OF Mrs. II. M. Jordan.
1905 22nd avc. N. Col. III. T.
Mathews Will give his personal ex.
periences In tho Philippines.
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ClIonian Club

Tho Cnionian club will entertain
the presidents OF tho Federated
clubs Tuesday. November 2s, at 2:so
y. m. at tho Federated club house.
Mrs. Dai Steele Ross will present
her Japanese opera. Mrs. !. ID. Mo-
Pherron will he tho chairman OF the
day, and assisting her viii be Mrs.
John n. Gordon, Mrs. Ralph Hatten.
Miss Grace IIurd. Mrs. Orisn Drew
and Mira. Horny Bodsr.
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Occidental chapter. No. Is. Order
Eastern Star. will hold its farewell
dance and card party at Eagles hall.
Ballard Saturday evening. Novcm.
Der rs.
Tho committee In charge Includes
Otto Shell. Grant Jslly. John Ben.
son. Lucille Hazciettc. Carrie Hug.
gard. May Hegstrom. Nell swancy
and Margaret Calder. II extends an
Invitation to all Eastern Stars. Ma.
sons and their friends.
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Calendar for Orthopedic
Tea Shop

Tho guilds In chargs Of ths ortho.
pedic Tea Shop next week viii be
on Monday. Capitol I'm. with Mrs.
+. G. Braden. hostess. assisted by
Mrs. T. J. MuIiane. Mrs. c. Galliger.
Mrs. Frank Case. Mrs. Harry Gray,
Mrs. III. s.. Frye. Mrs. William Finn.
Mrs. n. A. KEENAN,. Mrs. M. J. Con
nell and Mrs. Mary Terrell Giosting.
Tuesday. Denny-Fuhrman Mrs. A.
ID. Tollefsen. hostess: Wednesday.
Madrona, Mrs. Nelson Phillips, host.
ess; Thursday. closed for tho holiday:
Friday, Mount Baker Park. Mrs. l..
r.. Shrine. hostess; Saturday. Sea
hurst auxiliary. Mrs. w. 70. TolIinger,
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Lakewood Woman's Civic Improve
menf Club

The Lakewood woman's Civic I'M
provernont club organized Mt an en-.
thuslastic meeting held last Tuesday.
Tho next meeting will be held Tues
day. December s. at 2 o'clock. at the
Lakewood clubhouse on 5oth ava. s.
and Angelina -. All the women Of
tho district and friends OF civic Inn
provements are urged 20 attend.
Following are tho officers; Presi.
dent. Mrs. Robert Carson league:
vice.president. Mrs. n. r.. McCioy:
secretary. Mrs. X. p. Coivillc; treas
urer. Mrs. William Barker; corrs-
spending secretary. Mrs. Henry J.
F1okcisen-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-25

Tho Ladies' Lyric Choral club win
meet Tuesday evening. November rs.
In tho main Sunday school room of
the First Presbyterian church. at
7'45 o'clock. The Ralston club will
be tho guests OF tho evening and will
furnish the program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-25

Myrtle chapter. No. 4s. o. u. g..
will give Fancy Headdrcss" party
In the Masonic olubrooms. Arcade
building. Saturday evening. Dccem.
Der Q. There viii be a door prizo.
also prize for the most effective
headdroaz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-25

Doric chapter, No. 50. o. ". s., WIN
hold n Thanksgiving dance Tuesday,
November ~. at the MssaaAc tenn
pie In Fremont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-25

tho copies or send someone IN The
group.
Symbolism class WIN b held TnsoI
day at Campfire headQuarterA All
girls wishing help with names and
symbols come 70 Lohsqua after
school on that day.