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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16
HERE Is
PROGRAM

The official announcement for this
years program follows;
i---Dance OF the Seasons.
Arranged by Card Losiie. Mosques
By Alice Mrs. Charles Paul.. music
by Amy worth.
spring--A peasant dance. with the
Misses Ruth Potter. Dorothy Rus
sell. Ella Olmauist. Ruth TerriH.
vena Cooper. Martha Mcdonald and
Marie Henderson.
Hummsr-~A Greek dance IN inter
prcted by the Misses Sylvia Bern.
hard', Alice Dsggeit. Irene fsham,
Katherine Hoiteii. Margaret Turner.
I.oora GoFiot. Katherine HylaDd and
Pauline Msckey.
Autumn--Dance OF the satyrs and
nynphs. danced by Joseph McI<as.
key. Harold Ames, Sylvia Metzsn-
baum. Jane Cady. Eileen Kinssy
and Norman Bidweii.
Winter--Daneed by the entire cast
OF dancers.
2-The Blind Gid.
Arranged by Alice Paul. music by
Daisy Wood Iiiidreth The theme
for this dance 10 adapted from TIA
gore'E poem. The Garden" Helen
Graham and Louise Bri;ion are the
dancers
3-Masquer.
Gypsy Girl"
THE Old woman."
The Egyptian"
Arranged by Alice Paul. music
EugEcsted by Mrs. Louise Van Ogi.
t-Caprfce vIennols. By Krelsier.
Rachmaninoff Prelude.
Dances arranged by Alice Paul
g-Mirzge.
Arranged By Alice Paul. music by
Hazel Lane Summers.
Air de Ballet
Arranged BY Card Leslie. music
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Tuesday evening thirty friends Of
Mrs. Alberta I. Ford called at her
home. 27os North ssrd ct. 10 cello.
brnta her birthday anniversary. The
evening Was spent In a delightful
game Of court whist. followed BY
music. dancing and refre@hmcniA.
A. slating Mrs. Ford during tho
evening were Mrs. NJ. A. Weed.
Mira Mamie r. Helnis and Mrs.
Charlse Brown. A. a token Of
love and affection borne by these
friends for Arr. Ford. she WAS pre-.
scented by them with an electric
coffee urn. suitably engraved Mrs.
Ford In the matron this year Of
Amethyst chapter. o. r. s.. and by
her Kindness and grnciousness has
made herself very popular With the
members
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Delta Zeta Alumnae will meet Sat-
urday. November IS. ut p. m, with
Mrs. Frederick V. Lockman, 1915 46th
ave ". r.. Laurelhurst. Miss Annah
Shelton will relate her experiences In
France during the past summer. Mlss
Sally Sisler will report tho Delta zeta
national convention
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Frtnk Park guild OF the Orfhopedic
hospital Is planning to form Nah
fongg classes at the orthopedic Tea
shop on Monday. November 20. at J
o'clock As only twelve persons can
be accommodated. early reservations
should be made with Mrs. n. l..
Belts. Beacon 1864. or with Mrs. r.
O. Waidron. Beacon 1855.
II sufficient interest Is shown.
other classes will be formed during
the week. II II announced that Nah
Iongg sets will be furnished.
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VIII Sell Tickets for
Fine Arts Dance

A group OF girls form the ticket
committee for the younger set for
the Fine Arts cabaret dance At the
Masonic temple on November "a.
Miss Hazel MCMILLAN IN chairman
and IL assisted by Mrs. Arthur Lati-
mer, Miss Mildred Farrar. Miss Olive
Leonard. Miss Harriet Baxter. Miss
Dorothy Ewing. Miss Emily Jerome.
Miss Alice Hole. Miss Gloria Frink.
Miss Amy Munday. Miss phebe Nell
Tidmarsh. Miss Nellie Felger. Miss
Achsa Lou Powell. Miss Clara EN-
Org. Miss Alice Blake, Miss Elizabeth
Blake, Miss Alice Jackson. Miss Lu.
ellie lyman and Miss Elizabeth Har.
vey.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
ksppa AIpha Thrta sererIl,.

A bazaar will BE- held by Kappa
Alpha Theta sorority. on Tuesday
afternoon. November "a. AZ the homo
OF Mrs. Prank Case. ssg sixth ave.
~. Alumnae and parents OF members
viii b. entertained at dinner In the
evening. after which cnrsiH will be
played. The snmo evening. a dance
for active members win be given az
the homo OF Mins June Gilmore.
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by Daisy Wood Hildreth. Danced
by Irene Isham.
Les Phanforn-.
Mosques and arrangement By Alics
Paul. music by Adelaide Garcia Ap.
pleton.
s-Syncopations.
Mosques and arrangements by Al
Ice Paul. music by Paul Hsger.
s-Etudc by Chopin.
Arranged by Card Leslie. danced by
Sylvia Bernhard.
i0--Danre Arabe by Tschaikowski
Arranged by Card Leslie. danced by
Sylvia Bernhard and Irene IshaTn
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Women's University Club
10 Haze Bridqe Tea

This Women's University club win
have bridge tea for the benefit OF
the furnishing fund. at the home Of
Mime. Myra Pfcss. tsi Harvard ave.
~. Friday afternoon. November 20.
Friday afternoon, November ~. .
bridge tea viii be given at Mrs.
Philip Ksnzers home. 37sT RidKcway
psace. Play viii begin at ? o'clock.
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Natl,, pnurhter, Of WashInrlon

Princess Angelina rarlor No 2. n.
ID. Of W.. will hold their meeting al
the home OF Mrs. Harry Meachani.
at iis2 w. Stat IT.. take Ballard
North chr Go Band at. on the evening
~ November nth. All members are
urged to come and bring their sew
ing and help 20 get articles ready for
aift sale and card party. which il To
be given the early par, 81 December.
Every member IL needed.
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Mrs. Arthur u. Grindcil. OF tho
Book shelf. will give a talk on The
Little shop OF Seattle" saturday ART.
ernoon. November rs. at $40 o'clock.
at the Federated clubhouse. under
the auspices q the Classic Culture
club Club members arc asked to
bring guests.
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Miss Wintermute to
We'd November 22

Miss Gladys wintermute. daugh.
ter OF DR. and Mrs. c. a. Winter
mute. will wed Mr. Donald Currie.
son Of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Currie
Of Everett. on Wednesday evening.
November %. AZ the home OF her
parents. Rev. w. A. Major will
read the service at $50 o'clock.
Miss Marie Mendenhail OF Everett
will be the maid Of honor. and
Mr.. Charles Carter. the best man.
There will be a reception after the
ceremony.
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Luncheon Hostess Today

Mrs. w. Stewart Mcnamara en-.
tertaincd with a luncheon OF thirty
covers at her home. col w Caller St.
this afternoon. with bridge for the
later diversion.
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Four O'Clock Tea for
BrO0dunu Guild

Mrs. Wallace Green Collins Is en-.
tertaining the members OF Broadway
guild OF the Orthopcdic hospital AZ
her home Friday afternoon at 4
o'clock tea.
The regular business meeting will
be held at 2 o'clock.
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Seattle Audubon Society

Seattle Audubon society win hold
its monthly meeting Thursday. No
yenbcr &c. at 4 .. m. a; tho Cham
her 81 Commerce auditorium. MIR.
n. n Hall. director ~ the state mt
scum at the University Of Washing.
ton. Will speak on the Practical
Value ~ Museums"
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The Whittier Hcighta Improve
ment club win hold it, regular meet.
sng in the school. W. 18TH ~. and
18th ave n. w. on Friday. Novcm.
brr II. AZ y. m. There viii be a
talk on Landscape Gardening"
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Zetd Tau Alumnde


zcsa Tau Alpha aiumnae win en-.
terrain Friday evening with an In.
formal dance for the pledges Of the
active chapter. The dance. which IL
to be Oriental In character. Will be
given at the HON. of Miss Maurine
Hiatt. 3ss3 Franklin ava.
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r, Bet. Phi AIunnse

ri Beta rhl alumnas are giving a
bridge evening Friday. November II.
At the homo OF SIR and Mrs. y. o.
Ehflich. Tss 18th ave, ". Rcsrrva,
tons for tables may be made with
Miss Laura Tanner. East ss15R
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win Meet at New Chapter Hou..

Beta Theta III Mothers club will
meet at the new chapter house. 1917
r.. 47th at, Friday. November IL,
at p. m. Mrs. J. W. Nordstrum
and Mrs. n. r. Eckmann. hostessca.
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Dinner Before Reception

With covers placed Tor eight. Mrs.
Omar ! Humphrey viii entertain
with dinner at her home Saturday
evening. later with her guests going
to the reception and dance Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles r. elise are giving at
the Sunset club.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Hamilton
de veuye and daughter. MiAs &c.
ella de veuve. viii return from
Europe early in December
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Allah Social Club

Allah Social club will meet with
Mrs Ethel ON. i2i2 Ravenna blvd.
Friday. November II, At p. m.
Assisting the hostess will be Mrs.
Adelaide Anderson and Mrs. Estella
Trooper There will be cards and re.
freAhmsnts
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Tho annual fair OF The UnlverNify
Unitarian church win be held Thurs.
day. November -. instead Of the
Gath, In the assembly rooms OF the
church. Dinner win BE- served from
$40 10 T.a0 .. m.
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American Legion auxiliary to Rain
Ter Noble post No. will hold an all
day meeting Friday. November II
az the home OF Mrs. w. W. Austin
s3s Klnnear place.
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Luncheon to Honor
Mrs. Tidmdrsh

Mrs. Anna Thomson Miiburn Is en-
tertaining with a luncheon at her
homo Thursday. November 70. in
honor Of Mrs. Tidmarsh. just home
from a summer abroad.
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Queen City chapter. No. iss. o. r..
s.. will give its third dancing party
OF the season at Chris;.nscn's
Broadway hall. on November "a.
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Ridgely auxiliary. No. 8. will bold
a baxaar from ? 20 u o'clock and a
supper from Gao 20 7so y. m. on
Friday. November ~. at odd Fellows
temple. Tenth ave and r. Pine ".
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81. Bnrnahas guild will hold deli.
caiosaen sale Of homemade articles
Saturday afternoon. November rs. al
ESQ O'Clock. in the guild room Of the
81. Barnabas church. 1894 Federal
ave. corner OF r. Newton ~.
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Nordiea Choral Club

A meeting OF the Sor,iica Choral
club IN called for Friday evening.
November IL. At o'clock. at the
sanlpraetic building. broadway and
=, Pine ~.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS


Mount naher Park guild will meet
Friday. November ~. ~ ~ q, m. a.
the homo Of Mrs II l.. kocttsr. 2a3o
Shorthand drive. for sewing.
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r,nn.ylranI. stud, Club

The Pennsylvania study club viii
be entertained Friday afternoon. No
vembsr II. by Mrs. Flora shocfnak.
ar. 1919 boylston ave. ". Take Cow.
en- Park car 20 Howe NJ.
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The Canadian club win have an IN
formal dance Thursday evening. No
vembcr IS ~ the A. O. L. w. hall
1909 Ninth ave.
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The ladies' auxiliary OF the Hcrxl
congregation will give a card party
Sunday. November 10. At p. m. at
the Y. NJ. II. A. hall. nth and u.
Union AZ.
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Seattle circle No. SO. Neighbors
OF woodcrafi. win give bazaar FRI
day. November II. VI the swedish
hospital
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Informal Luncheon

Mrs. Charles Ward was hostess at
Frederick a Nelson's today. enter.
tanning with luncheon OF ten Gov.
ers.
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Sunset Auxiliary

Sunset auxiliary TO the orthopedle
hospital viii serve n dinner Friday.
November II. AZ the city hail. Bal.
lard. from lt.90 10 1880 p. m.
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The womsn'a auxiliary to Trinity
Parish church viii meet Friday. No
vrrnber ~. at p. IN, with Mrs q.
n. l. Murray NJ the Hotel Otis
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American Legion auxiliary. scatii.
pos, No. "a. will hold a silver tea
Friday. November ~. at 1870 o. m.
at the home 81 Mrs. John Cabourri
$40 Fremont ave. Take Phinncy
car to end OF line
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Coisrle Club

The cot.rie club will meet 81 TINT.
yersity Way clubhouse. $3.50 univrr.
atty way. Friday. November ~. az
s.iB y m. Current events. Mrs. ~.
'. Zimmerman. Tho knowledge OF
Art. the Love of Art" Mrs. Rather.
Inc Baker Executive board. i,ib
y. m.
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Baraar al Madrona Presbyterian
Church

The wom.n's Association Of the
Madrona Presbyterian church viii
hold a bazaar. afternoon and evening.
Friday. Nov. ~. Dinner will be
served from 9 TO 6sso o'clock.
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The Ladies' Of the Golden North
viii entertain with a whist party Fri
day. November II. ai 1891 First
ave. All Aissksns are invited
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women's Commercial Club

Delegates from tho Seattle Won.
ems Commercial club viii serve ar
hos,rss~s at the Apple exposition
Friday. November n. Members
urged 20 attend
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West Seattle PIT, A. viii have a
back 10 school night. Friday. No
v~mbsr n. at tbs O'Clock. Parents
urged TO attend.
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ny DOROTHY PAY GcUID

Have you a box or a table or
ticket for the Fine Arts oabaret7 IL
not. you're not In the bohemian
swim. Gossip says everybody who's
anybody among the artists. the art
patrons or the just art appreciatorn,
IN planning 20 go the evening Of
November 20. 10 the Masonic temple.
You can have a box IN tho bal.
cOny with the dowagcrs and the
fiapperr for o. seat. table on
the rim Of the dancing floor for
$3.50 a chair. or just a plain ticket
for 1850 Every kind Of ticket In
oludcs the Hpscucuiaf program
Alice Paul IL arranging with her
masked dancers at $50. and general
dancing later In the evening and the
supper OF coffee and sandwiches at
midnight
ARTISTIC FEATURE
OF THE YEAR
This annual affair Of the Fine
Arts society IL the artistic feature
Of the year. II first started with
a very modest dinner I'm the roof
garden OF the Sorrento. where mem.
beers. cosiumed az famous pictures.
posed In frame as living portraits
In the fall OF 1914 Roi Partridge,
now famous etohor. came homo
from Paris.
by next winter John Butler was
also back from Paris and inspired
what was ons % The very incest
parties the Fine Arta ever gave.
Charles Albert Case. now a well.
known tenor In New York. as Peicas.
thrilled all his audience. olive
schram. now Mrs. Iambuth. took
the part 81 Green Goddess IN "a
most imaginative manner after a
stoty written by John Butler. arx
Dent Mowry. now the well.known
composer and pianist. wrote much
OF the music for the affair. The
$50 members OF tho society were
grouped about the little stage In the
Odd Fellows temple az supper
tables. having Vsry gay time.
The next year az the Pnss club
tho floor was covered with myriads
Of Eny cushions. and while a Bo-
hrrniAn supper was served 10 the
guests seated on the floor. on~ love.
~ picture after another was reveal.
ed on the stag This was the year
Mary Ann Wells. now head - the
department OF dancing az the Cornish
school. made such an impression. and
Mr., Armstrong. now also az the Cor
nirh school. composed some very
foyefv rntfste
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Chi Omega Luncheon

Chi Omega nlumnac and the Chi
omega Mothers club will NEE, for
noon iuneheon Friday. November IL.
at the home % Mrs. Crawford War.
rcn. ssoo Ravenna blvd.
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Personal

Dr. and Mr.. J. a. Bouffleur Win
leave Sunday morning for Chicsss
and New York. on months trip.
Mr.. David Edward Skinner sc
cofnpa MED BY her two grandchildren
and nurse. are leaving the AT
Of this week for California, 70 b
gone several months
Mrs. walter Tuesiey has rsturned
from q three weeks visit with reia
lives IN Los AngeieH.
Mr.. and Mrs. John dcT'hes and
children. Of white Buff, are visit
Ing relatives in town until after
Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hamilton
de veuye and daughter. hiAs &c.
ella de veuye. viii return from
Europe early in December
Judge ana Mrs. Burke expect q
leave sunday for New YORK. plan
ming 20 return before the holidays
Judge Burke Will attend a meeting
in December Of tine Carnegie Foun-
dalton. Of which he "a a trustee.
Mr.. and Mrr. Lee NcKenzisl
daughter. Miss Margaret and son
Kenneth. have come IN from theif
country home at Port Hadison ant
have taken the home Of Mrs
George Weir. iios East Boston ST
for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson u Pike
formerly OF Seattle. now OF Taco
mn. are being congratulated on the
birth OF son. Robert spauidins.
October 30.
Mrs. Arthur w. Walker and
small daughter Charlotte have ~
turned from a three months visl.
20 ST. Crolx Fails. Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Glasses
OF New York. who have been spend
ing 10 days ms the guests Of Mrs.
Glassera sister. Mrs. j. A. Morrison
Of CORTLAND Place. icft today for
Spokane.
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TO REMEMBER

&SAS &fa - AVA - A4A8
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER IT,
Mrs. Philip kinzers bridge tea a,
itofns al o'clock. for the bspeft,
% ne furnishing fund OF the
Womsns University club.
Mrs. Fred c. Ayers luncheon st the
Golf club 10 honor Mrs Boswell
Aviason and Mrs. Morgan Wat
Mrs. A. q. schaeSer 10 rive te. ~
home from 20 5 o'clock. honor.
ing Mrs George schasfer and Miss
Leone schasfsr. Of New York.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r.. elise. re.
ception snd dance a, the sunset
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bordeaux 10
entertain with n buffet dinner IN
honor OF Mrs. George Purseii
Miss GLADYS strsnsck and Miss
Rosemary Aliens costume dance
~ the Darlington Golf club
Mrs. u. G. Hardy's Informal lunch
con At home 10 honor Nine. 10
hanna Gadskf
Mrs. Frank Macklem 20 entertain a,
bridge In compliment 20 Mrs
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER g.
Miss Gertrude Lewis brfd9. tea IN
and Miss Ruth Lennon.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER e.
Fine Arts cabaret at Masonic
Temple.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER rs
Mrs Frances cfiroy TO sut@rtain at
bridge tea In compliment 70 Mis-
Lsriine Brown.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER zs-
The Junior clubs dance al Cbrlstsr-
sens hall.
Mrs. r. e. Dates will compliment
Miss r.srllne Brown with q bridge
luncheon and shower.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 3
Gamma Phi Beta sorority bazaar
at the Hotel Washington
FRIDAY, DECEMBER S.
Kappa Kappa Gamma alumnae's
Snow Baii'' AT christensen's hail
THURSDAY. DECEMBER IA
The marriage Of Miss Maria,
wurzbacher TO Mr.. rs.hsnist
Stuart Rogers. at home Of the
brids~eiecfs parents, Mr.. and Mrs
y. y. Wurzbachsr. at 4 o'clock In
the afternoon.
| SATURDAY, DECEMBER H.
The marriage OF Miss Gertruds FL
ford to Mr.. TryEvs Hoff. at
home OF her parents, Mr. ana
Mrs. A. ~ Elford. at $40 o'clock.
| Tuesday. DECEMBER es--
nid-season Aseembly's dinner dance
At the bungalow.
| WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 81
The marriage Of Miss Lurilne
Brown 20 Ensign George clifford
Crawford. y. 3. ~. a. Trinity
church.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson ID Pike
formerly OF Seattle. now OF Taco
mn. are being congratulated on The
birth OF son. Robert spauldins.
October 30.
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Mrr. Arthur w. Walker an
small daughter Charlotte have y
turned from a three months VIA
20 81. Crolr Fsis. Michigan.
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orthopedlc Guild. tn Meet

The various Ofihopodio guilds Of
the city will meet Friday. November
II. as followni
l broadway. with Mrs. wallaes
Green Collins. i2i7 Federal ave. AT
2 y. m.
Capitol uin. with Mrs. Falcon Jos
lin. f2f 18th ave NJ. all day meeting,
Denny Thurman. with Mrs. w N
Brooks, 1918 Roanoke IT. Rally tea
al . m.
Fast Highland Drive. with Mrs J.
q. culliton. b2ss nth ave n. T.. at
10 a IN.
First INN. with Mrs W. u uah-
ney. 1901 Columbia st.. at $50 .. IN.
Frlnk Park. with Mrs. John Wal
lace. iei asth ave. AZ ? p. m.
Interiakon. with Mrs. G. T. Hag-
yard. GOES sad ave, ". al p IN.
f.aurelhurs,. with Mrs Harold
Thompson. ss:s so,h ~. r.. 10 a. m.
to ~ m.
Madrona. with Mrs W. q. McAvoy,
an seth ave. NJ 10 a m.
Medina. with Mrs. J. n. lincoln
at 10 n. m,
t4HffU HiHts WIN ttfNI ffB tffEN"
son. sol olympic place. a. 1850 a. m.
Renton nm. with Mrs ". y Free
man. 1905 V. Madison Il. Olympia n
apartmentsl. at 10 a m.
University. with Mrs j u. nrefe
$500 Goth ave n, y. Al day meeting
Washington Park. with Mrs Frank
y Dow. 600 seth ave ~. az . y. m.
sunset. nj Ballard city hall. dinner
from 1850 10 1850 r. m
North Queen Anne. with Mrs J
Hamr'ck. $40 Wheeler st. AZ 10 a m.
Allah Social Club
Allah Social club will NEE, AZ ths
home Of Mira. Ethel ON. 1919 RIA.
VIENNA blvd. on Friday afternoon
November ~. at y. IN. Assisting
hoa'esheR viii be Mrs. Adelaide An.
derson and Mrs. Esteiia Trosper
Cards and refreshments. All Eastern
stars invited.
Auxiliary 20 Railway Trainm~n
Tho women's auxiliary 60 the
Brotherhood Of Railway Trainmen
viii entertain Friday evening. No
vembcr II. with a dancing party At
Moose temple.
Nsdrona Presbyterian Church
uasnar
The WomAn's association ~ Ma
drona Presbyterian church viii give
bazaar. afternoon and evening
Friday. November ~. Dinner. 70
$40 p. IN. Aprons and all kinds OF
fancy work.
Ladies' Literary and Musical Club
The Ladies' Literary and Musical
club will meet with Mrs Elizabeth
Allen. ssoT Second ave ~. T.. Fri
day. November ~.
Eastern Star Club
The Eastern Star club will hold q
business meeting in tho club rooms
soso Arcade building. Friday. No
vembcr ~. at , .. m. Board meet
ing at ii1o a. m
West Seattle PIT. A.
West Seattle PIT. A. viii have q
back TO school, night. Friday. No
vrmbsr n. at tbs O'Clock. Parent,
urged TO attend.
Seattle Post No. ~
American Legion auxiliary. scAtiis
post No. "a. will hold silver tea
Friday. November ~. at 1870 o. m.
at the home of AIRS. John Gabourri
$40 Fremont ave. Take rhinney
car to end OF line.
/ Seattle Circle No. $40
Seattle circle No. SO. NeiEhbor,
OF Woodcrafi. viii give bazaar Fri
. day Novemhrr II NJ the 4vxetIi. a
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Msdrona Presbyterian Church
uasnar

The woman's association ~ Ma
drona Presbyterian church viii give
a bazaar. afternoon and evening
Friday. November ~. Dinner. 70
$40 y. IN. Aprons and all kinds OF
fancy work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16
E.Aktsrn Star Club

The Eastern Star club will hold q
business meeting in tho club rooms.
1850 Arcade building Friday. No
MEMBER ~. al .. m. Board meet.
ing at II 10 a. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16

The Ladies' Literary and Musical
club will meet with Mrs Elizabeth
Allen. ssoT Second ave. ". T.. Fri.
day. November ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16

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The Hope pioneer., 1922-11-30
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