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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-03
DdUy Sure Is Glad That
School Is to Open Again
He's Been Sick Two Years, But Now He Can
Return to His Classes

Tho heart Of one little Seattle
lad II beating joyfuily Monday be-
cause tomorrow school viii open.
For weeks he has been lmpatiently
counting tho days until no would
DO among that ,hrong of young
a,etN irooplng of 10 the class room.
To be able To Join tho other boys
and girls at their desks in big,
pleasant school has been the cher.
lshed dream Of David Hasson. 10
years old. ot i22sh Washington -.
For tsvp long. pad years Davy
has been NJ with heart affection
which made il necessary for him
to remain qulet-in bed most Of
the tlsps--exery day for those long
nossshn- fbavy endured hts suffer.
ing sustained by the bright hope
that II no was very patient and
obcdicnt no would some. day be
strong enough 90 go back 10
school
Tho hes, medical skin and magic.
working medicines available were
supplied him by tho Hebrew BE.
nevoicnt society. one Of the inst.
tutions supported by the commuu.
ity Fund. because Davy'a parents
arc among the ci,y's unfortunates
thru sickness and lack OF educa.
ton. SO gradually Dayy's strength
was restored TO the point where
he may satisfy his deep longing
for chance 10 80 TO school like
tho other boys,'
Upon rare occasions tho doctor
allowed his little patient TO go for
short automobile rides with n
kindiy.dinposed woman. who came
10 SEQ him and brought him good
things TO cat. She was the WON.
an who had sent the doctor TO him.
Davy always asked the chauffeur
to drive over the same route. He
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wanted Just TO look at the much.
desired schoolhousc.
Tuesday Dayy viii be among
those present when the gong rings.
So n any visitor should see a
dark.cyed. smiling little fellow ap.
preaching schoOl-not unwillingly.
but on winged feet and with d
Joyful hear,-thats Davy.
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Personal

Or. and Mrs. Tom M2sdng and
family are removing today from
their summer homo nt Wing Point
20 their house in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ~ sbargur
spent tho weekend ana today as
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. y. NJ, clip.
pinger az thcir home across Lake
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs, Leo Reginald Gay.
nor are entertaining an their house
guests the Misses Evelyn and Pris.
ella Keith Of Minneapolis. who arc
on their way 20 Pasadena TO remain
until spring.
Mrs. Roy G. Baumghrten and son.
jay. left Saturday Tor Los Angeles
on six month"; visit.
Miss Mnudo southworth OF Oak.
land. who has been tho guest OF
Mrs. George PurBeli. returned last
I week 10 INT hoinf'
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Iednick left
today for the East. They expect
20 DO away month.
Mrs. John l.. snapp left Sunday
for New York. where Hho will visit
her mother and sister. Mrs and Miss
Harrington.
Mrs. Guido A. Faris. who has been
In California for the summer
months. II expected home this week.
Her daughter. Miss Jane Parkinson,
win attend the Dominican school nj
san Rafael this winter.
Mas Dorothy Campbell. with her
grandmother. Mrs. Robinson, and
her aunt. Mrs Ross. Is spending 10
days az Big Four Inn,
Mr.. and Mrs John l. Morrison
tAmy Thornbergl arc being con
graduated upon the birth ofa daugh'
ter August 80 ~ the Swedish hos
pitai.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Nordhofi
spent the week end in Vancouver
u. C.
Mr. and Mrs, Alfred @ Ayers; and
son. Alfred @. Ayerst. Jr., arc icav'
ing this week for bonneville. Mo.
whore Alfred. Jr.. viii enter the
Kemper Military school From
there Mr. and Mss. Aycrst will 80
to Detroit. and win DO homo In
about a month.
Mr. and Mrs. cor1yin 8. Shank and
Miss Virginia shank returned Fri
day from several months uaysI
abroad.
Mr.. and Airn, vs.. w. gale. sor
Kenneth and daughter Carol are on
II motor trip 10 California
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. watrou,
left Sunday for Montreal. vher,
they viii visi, their son and daugh
tsrininw. Mr. and Mrs. John u
waifous.
Miss Helen HodEeman and Mia
Virginia wykea Rrc spending tw,
weeks az LinRrrlonRcr Lodge.
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LODGE NO. I.
DEGREE OF HONOR

Seattle Lodge No. 7. Degree OF
Honor. viii entertain tho state presl.
dent. Mrs. Edith Downing. Of I'M.
yard. wash, on ttselr next regular
meeting night. Tuesday evening,
September 4. at o'clock, In Ever.
green hall. 1902 Ninth ave.
Tho chairman Of the entertain.
mcnt committee. Mrs. Victoria Dan.
icls. promises something very good
In the way Of entertainment.
This members are urged 10 make
especial efforts 10 attend. as well as
have thsh- candidates for member
ship prcscnt themselves for invita-.
ton
This Is possibly tho only official
visi: of the present during her
present term.
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OBEDIENCE. is
SCIENCE RULE
Louis E. SChoII Comments
on HeaIer's Arrest

Commenting Monday on tho ar
rest Saturday Of Byron Hayiland, -
Christian Science practitioner. for
not reporting caso Of diphtherla
10 the health authorities, Louis u.
seholl. committee on publication for
the state Of Washington. said:
Il very much rssret that this
has occurred. 1 have known Ar.
Havilnnd for 10 years and as I
have cndeavored 10 keep well posted
on health regulations, Mr.. Hayiiand
has often phoned 10 me or called
in my office 20 get information 20
he could be certain he was strictly
complying with state health rules.
LETTER or INSTRUCTION
REGULARLY ISSUED
~ have regularly issued 20 anu
Christian Scientists in the state ~
letter Of instructions" continued SIR.
gchor. This letter calls attention.
10. and emphasizes the fact that
Mrs. Eddy has said In her writings.i
81 believe In obeying the laws OF
the land; practice and teach th,kl
obedience"
Sir. schoiI gave The Star n cifs>
eular letter, dated May /. 1923. is-l
sued by him 10 the Christian Sci-i
entlsts Of Washington. The letter
quotes from those sections OF th5
rules and regulations Of the stat>
board OF health which require that
suspected contagious diseases must
be reported
The circular letter issued by Mr@
scholl urges that Christian Sex
entists secure copies OF these rules
and regulations from the stats
board Of health office in the DOUG
las building. Seattle. and that they
be obedient to their requirements
HEALTH COMMISSIONER
PRAISES SCIENTISTS
81 have sent copies Of this ietter
10 various health authorities" SIR.
Gchon said, land have received in
return letters from them praisina
the spirit shown by Christian scien.
lists in their desire 10 obey tho
law. One OF these letters is from
Dr. Paul Turner, state health com.
missioner"
Mr.. Scholl further stated that he
knew little OF the circumstances
I in this case, but he believed that
the practitioners involved in it had
no intention whatever OF disobeying
health regulations.
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HANGING COMFORTS

Faston curtain poles In the closets
whore you keep your quilts and com.
forts. The poles should be foot
away from the wall. Spread tho
comforts over the poles and cover
tho mass with sheet of unbleachcd
muslin.
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SILK AND SEATTLE

II Is estimated that approximately
20 per cent OF the raw silk used in
this country Is imported from Japan
and China thru the Port OF Seattle.
During the month OF August consid.
erably more than siO.O0O.oo0 worth
OF raw silk passed thru this port.
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CANADIAN woNlEN,s cLrn

The Canadian womcu's club will
hold its first regular business and
social meeting OF tho club season on
Tuesday, September I. az p. M. in
tho Federated clubhouse al Thomas
~ and Harvard ave ~ The oxecu-
tive meeting will be held AZ 1850.
Mrs. a. Mclean and Mrs +. -.
Barnes will DO hoa,esses during tho
social hour, following tho business
meeting.
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CHLDREN.s STOCKINGS

In darning the large holes in chill
dren's stockings. II is help to
stretch coarse net over tho holes,
catch IL around the edges with a
few basting stitches and then weave
the darning thru the meshes.
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rREMoNr WI c. II. u

The Fremont w. C. r, u. will meet
on Tuesday. September ith az : p.
IN. In the Fremont Baptist church
MrA II, paw. Medal Contest super
lntendent. VIII sponsor scriptural
contest Tor a silver medal. members
OF Fremont Union participating.
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APPLE FLOAT

Leftover apple sauce can be made
Into dessert for tho children's sup.
per. To each cup add the well.
beaten white OF one egg. Then whip
sauce and egg together and chill.
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aN,,IAI, PATTERNS

Imitation binche lace with animal
patterns. Including elephants, dogs.
cats and butterflies, Is the fayorite
handkerchief decoration. A man
nish handkerchief for women has a
border Of woven cord in color on
white linen.
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LADIES' LYRIC
CHORAL CLua

The ladies' Lyric Choral club
viii meet Tor the first rehearsal OF
tho season Tuesday evening. scptem.
Der 4. at 1880. at the First Presby.
terrain church, The new music for
tho season VIII DO on hand Enroll.
ment fec IA 81.
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Women's Clubs

IMPROVEMENT CLUB TO MEET
The Northeast Improvement club
viii meet Tuesday oyoping scptom
Der a. az q o'clock. at tho Olympic
school Refreshments win be served.
Everybody welcome.
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PROTECT TIE GRASS

Tramped grass. with coal ground
into IT, is seldom healthy afterward
II coal must be carried across the
lawn. lay down planks for tho car.
riers 10 walk on.
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TO CLEAN PIPES

Tie a bit OF absorbent cotton TO \
coarse crochet hook and use thu
swab thus formed TO clean tha
drains Of bowls and bath tubs.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
PROGRAM FOR ANNUAL

PROGRAM FOR ANNUAL
MEETING
The thirty-fourth annual conven-
ton OF the King County w. g. Il. u.
viii he held September II and IL, az
tho Queen Anne Christian church,
Third ave w. and Leo IT.
The program follows.
Tuesday, sept, ~
Morning
pil0- Convention called 10 order. De
yolions. Mrs. Violet ritus.
piit~itoil call OF ea-offieio members
and delegates
1890 -iIoports Of county officers
Music,
i0iao-nsporis Of department work,
Amorichnisation. Airs CaasuA ofsburn
anli,hafcolics Mrs. Christine McAiiistor.
lilhla Ia public schools. Mrs, LILLE ~.
Robbins. child welfare. Mfu, Josephine
Gilmore! Christian citizenship, Mrs " ~.
Arsy; eYaugrltstic. Mrs, Violet Titus.
music. fairs and open air meetings. Mrs.
u. G riiiotaon! flower mission. Mrs. Kate
Keller. Gifts aud hsqueais, Mrs. Lola
tiagg institutes, legislation, Mrs y. y,
MHyfiVld medal contests. Mrs, sAds n.
Townsend medical temperance, Mrs.
Mary ahidi.r
liiao- prill on tho duties Of officers
conducted ~ Mrs. Mae paigh Welsh; Ap.
pulntmsnt OF committees
tsieo- N0oHtide prayer, Adjourn for
luncheon, when Will be served ~ the
ipdiss Of the church.
Afternoon
ZOE Memorial service. Mrs, EmmO
Morrison.
i.so- rwo.mlau's talks BY local prssl'
dents. Music
s.s9-'n.fofe ana After Taking" pre-.
scented b Airs. JOY Rasmussen Hubserip-
lion shower TO luton signal Music.
lleo-Address. Miss Amy Bpauidins
5,so- exercise BY Loyal Temperance.
Legion.
EysulnE--
iiio-- Music prayer Residing. Mrs
Apabelia psgnSf. address Miss Amy
NpauidinE. AmsfiosaiEHtion field worker
for the National ", g. r. a.
Wednesday. sept, II
Morning
p.t0-nfHciai hoard meeting.
i0iq1- Convention called 10 order. ps
yoilons. Ara. Addls Tyler
1915 Reading minutes
ie,ao~-ltupoet % COMMITTEES on ersdsn-
tials. Election 81 offlcsta
~ eo-Soontida prayer. Introduction
Of crusaders and county life members.
u Ap=Adlpufp. Luncheon,
Afternoon
las rhabk Offering services. Mrs
Maria krsnf
liis- Department reports feantlnasdl
moral education. Mrs Nahhls pusktu 81
rector % music. Mrs. Elsie clayton. par
liHmcntary usage. MFs. Jessie C. rfater
pres Mrs. Hadls Eiils prison reform
MIS-. y. q. burke. ptoppftiousts giving
Mrs g, ~. be Foeg white Bhlsid Home
Ars tAhbis Reach brown music. r., I.
Ms. Della nslisyiils social welfare. SIRE
Marie wanssr. sunday schools. Mrs. y. y
TheysFs Temperance and lster. Nrs
Jackson RlibAuHh. temperance and mis-
sions, Mrs.. Minnie BArdsll Loyal TEN
pStancs Legion. Mfa Peterson. yagHs
peoples branch. Nrs Elizabeth Church
music
800 Question box. In charge o. strs
Eiia Booker
$50 Awarding % prizes Reports ai
eammiItsss rss3iusipns. plan % uugs
membership. subscription. Tally Circle
Adjournment
EveninK-
itsp aeHE services and prayer, afsda
contest. conducted ~ Mfs. Haaa TnHn
ssnd. county supsrini shasst o. cqntrsta
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FELT I-sErI-I.

old felt hats can be turned into
iron holders, kettle holders, rubbing
pads for waxcd floors and rounds to
go upon chair and table legs.
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on WASH DAY

Except in the case OF very soiled
clothing. extended soaking u a hin.
drance rather than help. An hour
Is enough to dissolve dirt and viii
not set IT all thru the garment.
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CHILDREN,S ERncI,s

Basque waists and bouffant skirts
are carried into chIldren's models.
The flarlng skirts are nccentuated
with cordIng and putting.
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LADY STIRLING
CHAPTER, u. A. II

Tho Lady Stirling Chapter. u, A.
r., WIZ hold tho first meeting OF
It's new year at the residence OF
Mrs, NJ, A. Weed. soa goth ave. at
1850 r. m, on Tuesday. September
4, Mrs. J. II. wlnton win assist
Mrs. Weed, A meeting OF the board
viii be held boforo tho regular
meeting.
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PERSIAN TRININIING

Persian lamb embroidery makes an
effective trimming for dress Of
black satin made In the Russian
tunic effect.
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a narrow tie OF velvet ribbon com
pleteH many of the new slip-ovor
blouscs. The sleeves are long and
tight.
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charmecn and twills, II Is said, will
rival tho wool jersey frock popular
with college and boarding school stu
dents.
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QUEEN ANNE CIRCLE
FRUIT AND FLOWER MIssIO

Tho Queen Ammo Circle o. the
Frui, and Flower Mission will meet
a, the homo OF Mrs David r. Fryer.
1898 Eighth ave. W. Tuesday morn
Ing. September I. at 1850.
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Instead OF using whole canned to-
matoes for soups. etc. buy tho
canned pulp. which is much less ex.
pensIve.
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AUXILIARY TO
TEMPLE DE HIRscn

The ladies auxiliary 10 Temple
dc Hirsch meets Tuesday. September
:. at 2:s0 O'Clock. IN tho temple YES
try rooms. Board meets al lao
o'clock.
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QuARANTn crup

TO Quaranto club win meet
Tuesday evening September 4. at
the homo OF Mrs, Edward Bray.
2s0a Beach drive.
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Saturday to Be Sports Dan at Tennis Club

making
Saturday September beginning
Following
Of Mrs Roger Bagdon. there will with "a
O A.
the leading role taken by Katherine Northwest swimming
COMMITTEES very surprise
be-
ballroom dancing will conclude tho
OF the Mrs Harry
the and Mrs Walter
Tomki nd Miss o he
Burke
r Crosby Thomas
Mrs Mrs Mcsee, Miss Jane Perkins and Miss
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY

woAlAN's LAKEWOOD CIVIC
IMPROVEMENT cLuB
The Woman'a Lakewood Civic I'M
provement club .Nill hold ia regular
meeting TuosdgS, september 4, az Z
y. m. az tho lakewood clubhousV,
Tho program FOR the afternoon win
DO "Vaeattop "Reminiscences"
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HONOR WOMEN AT W. C. T. U.
AFFAIR


One hundred and fifty persons a.-
tended the eleventh annual white
hibboners' campfire. held last week
by tho w. G. r. u. In honor OF the
three Score and Tencrs, ut the Ash.
bury NJ. h. church. Mrs Caroline r.
Hubbard. 81 years Of age, led the de-
yotionals at the o'clock luncheon.
which was followed by program.
The honor guests over as years old
we're Mrs J. w. Hownold. 10: Mrs.
Isadore Munger. 81: Mrs. Nettic Hoo
tilllng. 70; Mrs II. Il, Angelo. 76.
Mrs. Irene y. Hawley. 76: Mrs. Chico
r. Cawthorne. SIS; Mrs Sarah Nor
gan. 10: Mrs Nancy G. Alien. 81.
Mrs c. f. HUBBARD. Of; Mrs. Sarah
WEIGH. 7s Mrs. NJ. NJ. Hough. So
Mrs Sarah steinauer. rs; Mrs. Mar
tina Sanford. II. Mrs. Rachel Smith,
10: Mrs. Lille A. Muller. rs: Mrs.
Sarah Rowell. rs; Mrs Bertha Slam
berg. 70: Mrs. S. II. Piatt. 7s: Mrs.
Sarah NJ. Smith, rs.
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cHApTER a or ?. IA b

Chapter A OF p. Y. o. meets with
Mrs. G. =. ". Pratt, 2s9s cascadia
ave, at ? o'clock. Chapters C. 40.
BIB viii be guests Of afternoon. Wis.
iiing T. r. o. members invited.
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Orth0Dedic Tea and Thrift ShoDs

will be First
n y
Boswell Posger Mrs paul
Smith, + Smpkins. Thomas
will be in charge Mrs H.
afternoon auxiliary with Horrocs
ajrman.
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ANNOUNCE PRooRAM FoR
gEAgDN

Tho Seattle woman's club will be-
Gin its fall activities on September
10 AZ tho Federated Clubhouse. The
program on GIVES will bo IN charga
~ AIRS Helen -. stevens. Afrn.
Baker. president of the Organization
viii give tho greeting and the hon.
tesacs Tor the afternoon will be Mira
r, c. acGrath and Mrs Ray Me.
Gowan.
Tho program for the remainder Of
the season follows:
oeE i--opsn meeting Hosissses Mrs
Charles " Kitchen. MFa J. u. tAttis
Literature Interpretation Hsitawssf
card part. Oct. -. Fsdsfation club house
I J . M
l Nov Open meeting. Ho.tssse~. Mrs
VI Matsson. Mrs. ". vi. RHIlfsan. raps,
on Aweficahiraitsn ~ NFs ]. ~. Lizzie
I Dec. Open nesting. Hosin.sss. Airs
| oliver =. Erickson. Nrs. Robert Hall
Faper on wslfsfs work BY Mis- Howard
A. Hanson.
| Jan s-Hostessss Mrs Howard A
Hanson. Mrs II. Marks t.eEi.iatiy,
program under direction Of Mrs. j. ~
/ Thatcher.
/ fsh i--open meeting. Hestss6sz. Mrs
/ stephen uwan. Mrs. " X. PeaFHns Ia
dian program under supervision Of Ar-
l.ss wheeler assisted By Mrs. J "
1 Thatcher.
Foh. is-Bir,hdsy party Hostrssss
/ past presidents
March 5--Hostsssss. Mrs. Florence y
Smith. Mrs walter q Johnson. Som!nA
tian Of officers. Reciprocity day.
April I--Hosissses, Mrs y. u. puddsn
Mrs Harry a. f,awrsncs. Election OF Of
/ ficsru
May t--Hostssses W, A. Shinkis
Mrs Thomas \. Parish. Club picnl
luncheon. Annual reports
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Yah JongG EUening for Sister

Leonore Franosco Mrs
l.
Invitations confined the
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FRUIT AND FLOWER MISSION

Noun; Baker Fruit and Flower
mission meets Tuesday. September
Z, ut o'clock with Mrs. Philip O..
Kinzer. 1857 Ridgeway place.
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Luncheon at Sunset Club

Mrs H. r. spruance Of San Mrs
Of week.
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A. r.. E. N. f. CLUB

A. r. p. NJ. 4. club meets with
Mrs. II. H. Reed. 5407 West 4gnd
st. Tuesday. September 4, at 2
o'clock. Take Fauntieroy car 10
Brandon.
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SOCIAL CLUB

Seattle Social Club for Hard Of
Hearing meets at Furmnn Business
college. Tuesday. September 4. at
1880 o'clock.
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Entertains for Miss Waechter

farewell Waechter
the Tennis club Saturday
list included only
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AUXILIARY TO
RODSEvrIT pos

tbCOoEN ELL fOSI
ladies' Auxiliary 10 Theodore
Roosevelt post No. has regular
meeting on Tuesday. September 4.
at o'clock in Roosevelt hall.
1861 Third ave. Initiation.
CHAPTER &C OF p. f. o.
Chapter AC Of =. f. o. meets
with Mrs. David Grant. 1899 18th
ave, Tuesday September 4. at 2
o'clock.
ALKI CIRCLE
Alkl Circle Fruit and Flower
mission meets with Mrs. j. ]. Can.
non, ALA Beach drive, Tuesday.
September 4. Mt 2 o'clock
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Miss Thomson Will Be COMMUNICATED

To compliment Miss Frances Thomson September bndetobe Miss
informal luncheon Friday
planned Dorothy
afternoon the Womens University
vii e lacedf OF
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Seattle Girl to Wed IN California
Plan Dinner for Tuesday EUenimg

Farnsworth dinner Of twelve
Tuesday their home 500 Prospect
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Small Tea for Ne1O York Guest

entertaining residence
Martin Ermann.
$ leaving September her
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Entertains at Coltntru Home

Bethn dinner Of fifteen last
"wednesday evening at her home Three Tree Point
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Will Be Dinner Hosts

Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Struve are entertain
covers at their home on Tuesday evening.
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naenaent of Aberdeen Girl Made Kno1un,

Mrs Frank Goodoar OF Aberdeen the
o Pa.
Seattle Tacoma
wedding
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Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Reginald Gay
nor are entertaining an their house
guests tho Misses Evelyn and Pris.
ella Keith OF Minneapolis, who arc
on their way 20 Pasadena TO remain
until spring.
Evening star., 1923-05-06
T%ggS3S;2&5&{ Tg3S';$2&& 2

vi '"' ''' iva"
w the contest students OF Maryland
Virginia. West Virginia the District OF Columbia for the
Ashele June
competing for first place with students selected from all OF the
country
student local circles the piano hono and Miss Esther Melk
lovely the vocal
There and the Dis
i'll the only three the vocal contest
student the state OF Maan did not arrive tor the contest
The Judges Mrs May Brooke Ramsde T. S
oVe'e and David o. fie'hs Inc Judges tor the voice 0ps @
Miss Mary ~ Cryder Mrs Nellie Wilson Sheif and Mrs Katie Will
Whitaker. Smith
and Mrs Fannie Alice Gage.
MONG interesting o during May
the National Federation of Settlements May 5 TO- inclusive
feature the will be the daily sessions OF til music divi
cities of nineteen
ac Of pupils re ndydG aom 5o fbe be
each school These classes opportunities for music study at price
in m s r 1e the M m lie 's at large that
THE splendid work accomplished all
I M Of % all "is sd u the remaEabs Success a3 tb
along musical lines under the able direction OF Miss Maude E Alton
ONE interesting of this
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