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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-16
Dinners at Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Caldwell will
entertain with a family dinner at
their home on Christmas Day. as
will also Mr.. and Mrs. James r.
Branigsn. who win have few add
tional friends as their guests.
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Hrs Hugh Wilson Mccrsery and
Mrs Beverly Vernon Hancock's
bridge tea and shower for Miss
Mary Small, at Mrs. Accresry's
home.
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| DATES
ITO REMEMBER

'0AICkDAf. DECEMBER H.
The marriage Of Miss Gersruds FL
ford TO Mr. Trysve Hoff. Il
home % her parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs- A. 8. Elford. at $40 O'Clock.
TUEsDAy. DECEMBER H.
Mrs Gscrse L'Abbs's bridge lunch
cor will honor Miss Lurlins
brown and Mrs. John ". connsr.
WKuxEsDAY. DECEMBER TO-
Miss Gladys Epperson's luncheon AZ
the Arctic club TO compliment
Miss furifns Brown.
MIRA LEROY NJ Baokus luncheon az
the Sunset club 70 compliment
Mrs A. 3 Kerry
DR. and Mrs. Henry gusBano 20
entertain with annual reception
20 the msmbsrs Of the University
Of Washington faculty. from 4
until 7 o'clock
SATURDAY. DECEMBER H.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Floyd Yross's
brt1ge supper AZ Mr.. and Mrs
" = Ewfaes ffms. IN cornpit-
me ut 20 Miss Lerilne Brown ana
her ;isnee. Ensign clifford cra~-
ford
Mrs. Langdon C. Hsnrvss tee At
home 10 honor her daughter. Miss
Janet Henry.
Mrs. Abnsr Browns luncheon al
Frederick q Nelson's tea room 10
honor her daughter. Miss Lurisns
Brown. and her bridal party.
SUNDAY. DECEMBER a.
Miss Amy Munday's supper AZ horns
70 compliment Miss Lurl,ns
Brown and the members Of her
bridal party.
MONDAY. DECEMBER u.s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brodsricks
supper dance TO honor Miss Lar
line Brown and her nancs, En-
sign Clifford Crawford, 1t home
Captain and Mrs. George Nswlovss
Christmas dinner at their quar-
tiers at Fort Lawton.
Mrs J. T.. Galbraith to entertain
with large family dinner at
home.
Mrs. Charles Willard stirnson,s tea
In compliment to her daughter.
Miss Jane stimson. from 4 70 6
O'Clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl y. Could.
Christmas breakfast 81 home.
Tuesday. DECEMBER zs-
Mfd-sssson Assembiy's dinner dance
~ the Bungalow.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER az
The marriage Of Mics Lurifus
Brown 10 Ensign George Clifford
Crawford. q. .. NJ. ~ Trinity
church.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER rs
Miss Eleanor CaIdwsirs tee TO COM
pliment Miss Janst Henry and
Miss Jane stimson. at home
Miss Clara Bartiett's bridge tea In
compliment 10 Miss Mary Small
and Miss Ruth Trsnhoime.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER Is
Mrs Henry schmidt's bridge lunch
con at the Yacht club in compli-
msnt 20 Ars. George sohasfsr and
Miss Ieons schaefer.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 30
Mrs Hugh Wilson Mccrsery and
Mrs. Beverly Vernon Hancock's
bridge tea and shower for Miss
Mary Small, at Mrs accresry's
home.
MONDAY, JANUARY H.
Mrs. A. y. Kerry to entertain with
dance AZ home IN compliment
20 her daughter. Miss Luey-oisn
KERR.
FRIDAY. JANUARY IT,
Tho marriage Of Miss Mary small
70 Mr. Edward Henry Lsnnox, JY..
ut the home Of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs.. Robert > small.
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Dinner viii Honor
House Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. wendler
are entertaining with a dinner at
their residence on Christmas day.
complimenting Mr., and Mrs. Frank
Eyer Of Spokane. who win be their
house guests over the holidays. and
for Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Shuler of
Honolulu. who have arrived recently
to make their home here.
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suose, Heights Literary Club

sunset Heights Li,srary club viii
hold It's next regular meeting Tues
day. December -. At D. m-. az Miss
May Douglas home. tss5 Whitman
ave.
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Lieut. James u. Bliss, u. s.. NJ.
and Mrs. Bliss are being con.
graduated upon the birth OF daugh-
ter. at the Swedish hospital. on De
cernber Il
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International League for Peace and
Freedom

Mrs. Emily Raven, executive secre.
tary for the Seattle branch OF the
international League for Peace and
Freedom, received cable Friday
from the conference held at The
Hague, Holland. recently. stating the
meeting had been very successful.
There were thirty American dele.
gates and twenty national repre-.
sentatives. Miss Jane Adams pre-
sided.
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Palm Circle No. SO

Palm circle. No. &C. Neighbors OF
woodcraft, will entertain all juve.
niles, and all Ncighbors and their
children. Mt Christmas tree cele.
bration on Tuesday evening. Decem.
Der 10. at the hall at First ave. and
Pike st.
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Informal Luncheon

Mrs. o. offerdahl entertained with
an informal luncheon at her home
last Wednesday In honor Of Miss
Alta Abelsetb, whose marriage 10
Mr.. Edwin T.. Lsndin OF Portland
will take place Christmas eve.
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To Entertain Christmas

Mr.. and Mrs James Hamilton de
veuve are planning a dinner party
for Christmas day At their apart
ment In Hamilton Arms
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Program a, FIrland. ssni,arium

Mrs. Florence II. Smith, pianist.
delegate from the Seattle woman's
club 20 the music committee OF the
Seattle Federation OF women's clubs.
II planning a program 20 be present.
ed "Wednesday evening. December 20.
at 8 O'Clock. TO the patients OF Fir
lands sanitarium. Mrs Smith will be
assisted by Mrs. Walter r. johnson.
contralto. and the pupils OF the Marie
wernli Beebe school of expression
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Ainw Josephine Tab~r and Miss
Edtth Young were hostesses at the
u which followed the Christmas
concert at the women's University
club. Friday afternoon
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Queen Anne study club will enter
tain with ia annual Christmas party
noxt Tuesday afternoon. December
10. at ? o'clock at the homo 81
Mrs, Allen Eshelby, aoz W. High
land Drive Each member l. priv.
ilesed Go bring a guest and dona.
tons In the way OF phonogriph
records. games. jelly. canned fruit.
cookies and oonfcciions ar. asked
for the disabled soldiers at Stella.
COON hospital
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The Ladies' Lyric Choral club viii
NEE, for rehearsal Tuesday evening.
December 10. a. T.tb o'clock. In the
main Sunday school room al the
First Presbyterian church. Mem.
beers urged 10 be present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-16

The Social club OF the w. u. A. Of
the Maecabeea. Seattle revisw. No .,
viii have a card party on Thursday.
December 81. NJ i:so .. m. at the
A. O 4. ~. hall. Members and their
friends invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-16

Handmade Gift articles and homo
made cakes. candies and preserves
win be on sale Monday. Tuesday and
"Wednesday. at the Christmas bazaar
to he held next week. at 1924 Third
ave. by the ladies n Besant Theo-
sophie lodge Light refreshments
VIII be served continually during the
bazaar. which win be open both day
and evening. The proceeds will go
into the furnishing fund OF the new
clubhouse being erected at Broadway
and Roy St
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business and Professional Women.
Club

on Tuesday. December 10. mem
bers 81 the Business and Profession
al women's club will have an oppor
tunity 20 view the Frye art coliec.
ton. The place Is at the corner OF
Ninth ave. and Columbia st. the
time. : O'Clock.
Those members interested In join
ing with other club members for
Christmas dinner together will make
arrangements thru Miss Lutte Blu
chanan. Garfield 3222.
The fellowship committee has Jus,
announced plan for promoting &C
auaintanco and good fellowship
among club members. VOLTS cafe.
term and Indian Summer are 20 ro
serve tables on Thursdays from II
TO 1850 for mombcrs of the Business
and Professional women's club and
their friends. Those members who
take advantage OF this opportunity
for enjoying n social half hour. or
hour. with other club members will
doubtless find II very much worth
while.
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Dinner VIII
Honor Visitors

M and Mrs. J. r. Douglas arr en-.
eor<mfning with dinner At their
oome next Tuesday evening. honor
lnG Mr.. and Mrs James Douglas. Of
New York. who are visiting In town.
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Daisy law Vow Win. Week nj Camp
Nsalth

A monthly prlze Of week a, Camp
seaith ,s offered the gir writing the
b.st editorial sos tho Seattle lorsh.
The Deosrnbcf honor EOsa TO baas,
Law Vow. member OF Miea Joan
Tin'x group. This group 10 In con
nectioa with the Collins piayfisid.
ana /, IL made up OF girls OF several
nasioualisies The Campfire name
usans lissss friends Of all The world
We sing to Daisy.
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Music
Twilight Musicale
Sunday

TIE pupils OF Mrs. Louise c. Beck
viii be heard In a twilight musicale
in the McKelvey at O'Clock Sunday
afternoon. December IL.
The program TO be given follows:
sons--Joy 70 the World"
BrousHfas Conan Beck
Edward Nordhof Beck
fs) Etpd. Opus 10. No. . teAiisd 'Ths
Whirlsind'J .t.--...-.-...... Chopin
tb) Eusont Eoossatses. -Bssfhovea
Mrs Frsda white Mstthison
fa) solitude ....s..-..-..-.... ooidmsr
90 I.lsbss trname, No. s.......... .L1sxt
kAtherfns Alien
fs) HArmoniss du soir. ...... .pschuisd
fb) roionsiso IN FLAT. .......- Chopin
fel fmpromptu No. s......... .schubsrt
FIorsnes De VILE
chromstic FAntasy aud Fugus. Bach
Tiorsnce EoCanns
Nond0 Cspriretoso 4..s..... .Msndsissohn
Audrey Roche
lfnpromptU No. t....s.......... Echubsrt
Marian Test
ts) The Mysterious Magician.
.ss+s..e..-.s.s..... Grant bhasfsr
90 Russian Dance ..Tschsiko~sh
tc1 Nalc4A .-..............-.... Ackfejo
Louisa Htiyss
Aharrcdfs Nc. b..-..-... .........s -Lfsno
Helen Grant Holland
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Queen city Sunshine club

Queen City Sunshine club. 0. II. s..
will meet at the Masonic Temple
Tuesday, December 10. at D. m.
Members and friends invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-16

The AspaHla club meets Tuesday.
December 10. with Mrs. Harry
Thompson. pii n ts,h st Mrs. J,
W. Dor~art will give review Of
"Blrthrght" b. stribling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-16

The guardians training course
viii be held NJ usual Monday after
noon from to O'Clock
The Canwita Campfire girIs Of
Mercer island held business meet
ing at tho hons Of their nss guard
Ian. Mrs. Norman Huber. December
.. Tho girls discussed the making o,
Christmas stockings for the party.
They planned to present e drinking
fountain 70 the East Seattle guild hall
~ Christmas gift The girls also
decided TO have Some entertainment
at each meeting. Nenta Grubb and
Frances Cuppy were tho entertainer.
Friday. December Is.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
MInnr P.T A.

The regular monthly meeting OF
the Minor PIT. A. viii be held
Thursday. December -. al ESQ
o m There viii be an interesting
musical program including numbers
by Charles Huckmuiisr. phenomenal
hoy soprano. and Joe Petrosky.
vlolinlat. ss well an selections from
the Christmas programs OF tho of
ferent rooms Mr.. William Blair
principal ~ the school will speak
on 'Dmi Language
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Hosts at LARGE Dinner

~. and Mrs r. ~ Ernst win BE-
hoefs n dinner Of eighteen covers
~ their home Christmas day.
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Are You Going TO Camp sealth for
the Christmas PartyY

Are you golng7 II you are you
better sign up at once The party
leaves Seattle at a:30 Tuesday
afternoon. December 26. returning
Friday morning at $40. The cost
OF the trip viii be tz25. Take
blankets. plenty OF warm clothing
and a good disposition. You an
know the kind OF a time you Will
have. Why waste words7
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Plans for Christmas Party Under
Way

Plans for the Christmas party to
be given by the Seattle Campfire
girls TO several hundred children are
well under way. Every Campfire girl
in the city ~ fillins Christmas stock
ings and making discarded toy now.
The party will take place on tho
afternoon OF December 2s. from TO
O'Clock. Tickets may be secured
from Campfire headquarters. All
children wishing TO go 10 the party
may call for them beginning Monday,
December rs. VIII there be a big
Christmas tree Wen l Just guess.
VIII there be boys enough to go
around? We know there will. and
the program. we aren't telling what
II will he. But there will be plenty
OF action there and a good time.
Campfire girls do not need tickets
for admission. A white MILDLY and
dark skirt will admit them.
At a recent ceremonial meeting OF
Vacant. held nj the home OF the
guardian, Mrs. Crosse. the name OF
the camp was changed with the nit
ting custom OF burning tho name
Vacant over tho lights of wohelo
and from them one to be known
as "Nawi," being the zunis Indian
name for tho sun. to them tho great
est sift Of the Great Spirit While
the aim is high the girls hope 20 be
each Campfire ray In the best way
they can. Fannie Mutter received
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Lady Eagles

Lady Eagles will NEE, al o'clock
IN NJ y. B a. hall "Wednesday aft
.rnoon. December 20. Tor election 81
officers
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N0Host Dinner
Before Ball

4 no-host dinner Of twenty-four
oowurs viii BE- given at the University
orb preceding the Winter Bah. on
usidny evening. December -.
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nrItl.h.Amsr,e Association

Tho regular meeting Of the British.
American association VIII BE- held in
the FINE Arts hall. isis Fourth ave.
Friday evening. December ~. AZ .,
There viii be a Christmas eel.
ehration with the slnEing OF carols.
All Strangers and visitors OF British
birth cordially invited.
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Campfire Girls 10 Sing Christmas
Carols

Every Campfire group IN the city
In urged 10 sing carols Christmas
eve or morning n has been sug.
gested that they he sung IN pri.
vate residence districts. as well M
AT chiidren's homes and hospitals.
One OF the lovciiest things about
the Campfire program last Christ.
mas was the caroling done by the
girls turnout the city. Where there
are not enough girls In one group,
groups can no together TO form n
band Of carolers. Copies OF carols
may he secured at the Community
Service.
An exhibit Of beaded hcadbands
has been sent I'm from the Kohinoor
Campfire OF Prosper. Wash. There
arc 20 girls In this group. and each
girl has made n two.inch hendband.
They win be on exhibit for. n few
days nj Lohequa, Seattle girls are
invited to inspect them.
Call for Christmas Workers
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Tho marriage Of Miss Mary small
70 Ar, Edward Henry Lsnnox. Jr..
ut the home Of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert > small.
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Old CIoshc. Social

An old clothes social win be held
Thursday evening. December IL. at
the First Baptist church. the object
of which is TO secure old clothes
which can be made over into CLOTH
ing for the destitute families Of the
CITY
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Capitol hin w. G. TT.

Capitol HIM W. c. T. L. will meet
at the home OF Mrs. Anna X Colwell.
49, Boylston ave. ~. Tuesday. De-
cembcr 10. at 2 p. M Bring thimble.
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Members OF the group oslied "Fel.
lowship Folks" viii hs< their first
rS~~ting Ia their new assembly hall.
Sunday, December ~. at 1924 First
ave. A SERIES Of three weekly meet.
insn NJ ) .. m. Will - gwen At this
address, after which time II IL prob
allie that the members viii again &C.
ccpi The hospitality of some other
church Eroups.
Fellowship Folks win giv~ n special
program for their young people and
children on the afternoon nf Dscem.
her - At } .. IN. a unique Christ
mas plan win be carried out by the
children. who. INSTEAD 90 receiving
sifts. viii each bring a present 10
contribute TO the donations for ,he
little ones OF the Mother Ryther
homs. The white Chrisinlam'' pro.
cram win t~ chiefly made UP Of con.
t,ihutions from tho young prosle of
The organization who VIII give dane.
hrs, rrclsationn and original readings.
TIE subject for tho day will be
"isoofn for the child .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-16

The annual Christmas dance OF the
Canadian club will be held next
Thursday evening. December 81. at
tho A. o. Z. w hall. to which Cana.
dams In the city a. well as friends
Of the club are invited.
Tho annual meeting Of the club
will be held on January 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-16

West Seattle Review. No. 81. W.
y. A. OF the Maccabees. will meet at
Carpenters hail. t441 California ave.
Wednesday. December 20. at p. m
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Salvation Army Basaar

Owing 10 the death OF Mrs. NJ. A.
sharp the salvation Army bazaar
planned for this week has been post.
poned until Tuesday. December 10. at
isi2 sixth ave.
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The dramatic class OF the Y. l.. I.
club mc~ss every Tuesday at the club
rooms. 1901 Harvard. Miss Margaret
Akin. director.
Tho Choral ciass OF the Y. l. I.
meets every Wednesday at Tss
Miss Stella Carey. director. Call
East 0ssT.
Regular m~fing Of the literary
class. first and third Friday Of the
month. Mrs. Robert Moen. leader.
Church and Bible history class,
Rev. Thso. Ryan, Instructor. meets
every second and fourth Friday Of
The month.
Tbs Y. l. ]. junior chorus. satur.
day. y. m
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stop In nj an Arcade building and
help mend and wrap toys for tho
Christmas party. There are mum.
Der Of hundred packages wrapped ana
tied with rcd ribbon. but taerc are
aiill many hundreds 10 do. Il mat
tarn not whether you be a Campfire
Eiri. guardian. OF a Campfire mother
or father. You viii be welcomed
very cordially " you can xise your
services for few hours some time
between no~ and December Al.
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scril,~' Meeting

The meeting OF scribcs has been
changed TO the second Saturday In
the month. In the past the regular
monthly ssribee' meetings have been
held the first Saturday in tho month
II has been faund advisable TO
change this date 10 the second satur.
day. The next meeting will be Jan.
uary 10, and will be an afternoon
meeting. from 2 TO 8. at which timo
all the scribcs In the city will give
reception TOT all the Campfire
giris. Campfire groups are asked to
send in exhibits or handwork. sam.
pies of cakes. cookies, bread. ieiiics,
etc. for the exhibit In connection
with .thc reception. Campfire head
quarters has been renovated and sew.
craI alterations made. The scribcs'
reception will be tho first function in
the reiuvenated offices. Articles TO
exhibit are due Mt local headquarters
not later than Saturday morning. at
1890 o'clock. January IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-16

Classes In special craft work viii
be held during January. February
and March. All girls interested In
wood blocking. metal work. wood
carving. etc, sign W At Johequa.
A special project In designing and
making a wardrobe for three year
old child will be undertaken with
Rosemary, tho Campfire baby for
tho model. This wardrobe viii DO
exhibited at the national conference
OF the Campfire Girls In New York
city In April Each Campfire girl
IL urged TO specialize In that they
can do best. A week at camp win
be given each girl In the group
turning in the best group exhibit
by March 18th.
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Seattle lodge. No. I. ID. II. p. A.
wlll entertain with lts monthly pro-
presKive whist party. Tuesday. De
eernbcr 10. AZ .. m. In Evergreen
hail. A. q. u. w. building. The bust.
ness session viii be held at 7;ss p. m.
Members are requested TO bring gifts
for the Christmas Dor to be present
ed sick member. Mrs. Ella Ray.
chairman OF tho card party. an
nounces that good prizes win be
awarded high scorc< Refreshments.
Friends invited.
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Linnea Social club win give a
balloon dance Tuesday evening. De.
oembcr 10. at the odd feliowg tenn.
pie. 10th ave. and r. Pine ST.. com
mencinx At . o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-16

The caleidh club will meet Tues
day. December 10. at 1890 a. m. with
Mrs. David Il. Fryer. 1873 Eighth
ave. w. TO make quilts for the
Mother Ryther home.
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Cam pfire
News, Notes
and Gossip

Seattle Campfire girls plan TO give
200 Christmas baskets 10 needy fAfn<
ilies Some groups give two baskets
while others are abie 20 siye more
Groups who have not yot secured q
family are asked to do 40 at once
by calling the Social Welfare league.
Elliott <s7s. They win give you all
the desired information. Plan your
basket thoughtfuliy. thinking not
only Of Christmas day. but the days
thai follow.
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PhIIonus Club

The Phllomus club entertained
guests with a musicaie-tea at the
hom. Of Mrs. Carrie Groesbeck.
Tuesday. December IL. Members
contributed packages for the Ever.
EFT Smith Y. w. c. A. cottage for
sir.s Miss Elsie Mielse gave several
vocal selections. accompanied by
Miss Elsie Hoffman. Miss Lorraine
Calender contributed , reading
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Two years ago several hunafea 70
afus Campfire Orb enjoyed week.
end. at Ilahse, the summer hons OF
MAZE. .. Ingraham. Tho major
has again offered the use OF his camp
for week end parties. Any Campfir"
group wishing 10 80 n requested TO
sign up a, Campfire headquarters at
a. early a date a. possible. Tho boat
leave. Friday a, o'clock. from Col.
man dock. arriving q, Z. or leaving
saturday al and arriving at s.so.
The sunday boa; leaves ilahec at
as. arriving in Seattle at $40. A
charge Of IS cents per girl for each
week end 10 made. This VIII cover
replacement Of equipment. etc. Forty
girls may ba accommodated at ono
time. Il IA necessary TO take bed.
ding. Beis and mattresses are fur.
niahcd. Maj. Ingraham's summer
homo is q most charming one. with
a large fireplace and excellent oauip-
ment The girls who were fortunate
enough 10 spend few days there In
ia. phs, are all eager 10 repeat the
experience.
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sIr,na Nu Me.hcr,. Leaxue

The Sigma Nh Mothers league win
meet at the chapter house. 1915 +.
$Tth Vt. Tuesday. December 10. at ,
.. m
, 1922-01-13
.DESERTERH HELD
FOR STEALING
IS IDENTIFIED
Cheyenne Chief Comes Across
Important Discovery in In
vestigating Case of
Prisoner.

CHEYENNE. wyo.. Jan. 1s.-From
a tangled skein OF evidence. claims dan
counter ciaims-arising out OF a com-
plant that n al had been stolen.
Chief OF Police George Treastie has
definitely established one fac =
that Joseph Sanchez vas a deserter
from the United States army. and
Sanchez Is held for The military au-
thor1ties at Fort Russell.
First appeared n nan who claimed
his coat had been stolen by q man
much larger than he. who literally
had taken lt off his back on the street
Police sailed forth and captured the
accused. who Enormously protested
that he had not stolen tho coat. but
merely had recovered his own prop
arty. Appeared then n coiored person
who asserted that he had purchased
the coat and had presented II TO the
man from whom Il was taken by the
larger man. Asked-to produce h mar
from whom he had bought the coat
the negro brought IN Sanchez who
substantiated the coiored persons