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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-12
CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
sEArrLE COUNCIL p..T. a.

SEATTLE COUNCIL PIT. A.
The Seattle Council Of Parent
Teacher associations will hold It's
regular monthly meeting Tuesday,
March 10. at 10 a. m, In the Broad
way high school Mrs. Jackson Sill.
baugh will explain why some Of the
legislative measures were defeated;
Miss Ruth Brown will speak for the
Campfire Girls; Mr.. p. Il. shlels. Of
the Educational Thrift Service Of
New York. will talk OF the school
savings banks.
The afternoon session will begin
at 100 O'Clock. The parliamentary
procedure class viii be led by Mrs.
George ". Mclaughlin.
HARMONY HOMESTEAD NO. 1743
Harmony Homestead No. i743.
Brotherhood Of American Yeomen,
viii entertain with masque ball
Tuesday evening. March 10, at Moose
hall.
woAfAN's CIVIC CLUB
on Tuesday March 49, in tho
Erickson room Of the Y. w. G. A..
the Woman's Civic club will hold It's
regular semi.monthly meeting. Busl.
ness session nt y. m, and at .
o'clock tho club will be addressed by
two OF its members. DR.. Fannie
Lcakc Cummings and Mrs. ella
Cudihec, who have Just returned
from six months spent In the South.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-12

A "Dandcrine Beauty Treatment
viii Immediately double the attract.
ivencss OF your hair. Just moisten
Il cloth with Dandcrine and draw II
carefully through your hair taking
one small strand at time; this will
cleanse the hair OF dust, dirt or any
excessive oil--in n few minutes you
will be amazed Your hair will be
wavy, fluffy and possess an incom'
parable softncss, lustcr and really
appear twice as thick and abundant
"a mass OF luxurinnt, gllnty, color
ful hair,
Besides Identifying the hair, Dan.
dcrinc orudicatcs dnndruff; invigor'
ates the scalp, stopping itching and
falling hair.
Dnndcrinc * the best, cheapest and
most delightful hair corrective and
tonic II Is to tho hair what fresh
showers OF rain are to vegetation II
goes right to the roots, vmlizcs and
mrcngthcnS them. Its stimulating
properties help tho hair to grow long
heavy, strong.
You can surely have beautiful hair
and lots of II, II you viii spend 90
cents for q bottle Of Dnndcrnc M
any drug store or toilet counter II
~ not greasy oily Or sticky -Advor
tlacmont.
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MOTION PICTURES

MOTION PICTURES
ENDORSED by = r. A.
Mr, Y. /. Kraft. manager Of the
Norihwos, hroadclsting ktation, 81
bruadcautlng the following program
this week for the motion picture
committee OF tho Seattle Council OF
PIT. Al
Robin Hood" the wonder classic
showing the third week at the Lib.
srty.
THE Pilgrim" az the Strand this
week. IS Endorsed by tho national
committee for better business
THE Power Of Lie" at tho Co.
lumbia. another National committee
Endorsement.
The motion picture committee Of
the Seattle Council OF PIT. A. wish.
cs to mike this explanation OF tho
lists Of Inducements gotten out ny
them. I'VE do not claim that all
pictures Endorsed arc movie master.
pieces" but VIC do wish 10 make
this cicar--thcy arc pictures that
come up to certain standards. and
these standards are fixed by many
people OF education. judgment and
understanding OF right family on.
Itcrtalnmcnt Whether or not the
picture win please YOU as an ind.
vidual we can not say, for there
are as many tastes In motion pic.
,urcs as there arc In any other kind
OF entertainment.
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Ladies Can Wear Shoes

ono size smaller and walk in
comfort by using Aliens Foot.Easc,
tho nntiseptic. healing powder for
the feet. Shaken into the shoes
Aliens FootEasc, makes tight or
new shoes feel easy; gives instant
relief to corna. bunions, and cal.
louscs. prevents Blistcrs. Callous and
Sore Spots and gives rest to tired,
aching, swollen feet, 1900, 600
pounds OF powder for the feet were
used by our Army and Navy dur.
ing tho War. Sold everywhere.
For Free sample and n Foot Ease
Walking Doll Address ALIENS
FOOT EASE. lie Roy. y. Y.-Ad.
vertisoment,
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week when the original Baby
Peggy wna being seen on It's screen
In one % hcr comedies. The major
ity OF the babies have dark hair and
dark eyes, Ike baby Peggy" tho
klddies with light hair and blue eyes
nro not missing. Peggy Is years
old. Those who aspire 10 bc called
''llse her" range IN ago from ? TO I
years. II Is a ruling that no babies
who arc now over the age Of I be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-12

TO-DAY the photographs o. few
i Seattle "Ihby Peggy are sec.
ing publication These Riddles arc
but a very few Of the many tots who
arc entered IN The stars ''Baby
Peggy c1nteg; that opened March
:. and that il 10 closc this week. Tho
pictures will b. accepted up until
Wednesday. Thursday The judge,
who will 10 named in Tie Star Tues.
day. VIII mako their decisions. and
FRIDAY the winners wiIl be an.
uounced.
Just about $50 babies have been
entered In the contest 20 date. Prac.
ucaily all Of these. with their moth
ors. VERY tho matinee guests Of the
Columbia ,heatrr management last
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Alveolar Dentists

2ot HniEht bldg, Second md Pine
iii guaranteed or no ch,rEe.
(Cheap rubber plates are danger
Gus ana proiltIess. henet we do not
lished II years as hlghclass and
fairly high-priced dentists. and as
most people in the state know us as
such, we feel that any further COM
inent about who we are would be
superfluous.
We will show samples o. ali our
work and guarantee yours to be
equal 70 the samples. It's the best
and prettiest dental work you ever
saw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-12
The Appealing Charm
Of Vigor and Nealth

Seattle, Wash.-"About five wears
ago / had an Illness which ley me
weak and nervous with bearing sen.
sations. had read of DR.. Piere's
Favoritc Prescription and II la.
pressed me as being exactly what :
needed in the way OF medicine,
and / found Il to be true for two
bottles of tho Prescription fixed me
up in great shape and have had no
inward weakness since, My eX.
porlcncc with Or. picrce's Favorto
Prescription was so satisfactory that
haven't tho slightest hesitancy In
recommending 1t TO other women
who have become IN a weakened
state OF health, or those suffering
from feminine ailments, Mrs. Ella
Eischan. 100 S5th ST., West
obtain this Prescription" OF Or.
picrcc's now OF your nearest drug.
glst, In tablets or LIQUID, and start
on the high road TO health and good
looks. Write Or, Pierce Pres, In.
vallds Hotel In Buffalo, n. v, FOR
free medical advice. Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-12
Keeps the Straightest,
Unruliest Hair in Curl

You've never seen nnythInf vn,i,
such wonders for straight, lhnk. nm.
ruly hair Oong or bobbcd) M main
llauld Mlmcrlnc. Nothing eieo viii
keep tho hair IN curl for 80 lonR n
timc--nor produce such beautifully
luatrouH. naturnl-lnokinR curia md
waves Damp or windy wcnther Inns
no torrorR for tho woman who uHcs
IT, II Is easily applied aud In per.
sticky or strchlty trace. The CURL
ness can be acquired In three hours,
though many prefer 10 apply tho
lluuid Mt bedtime. Get bottle of
liquid Allmcrlno from tho drugglRt,
follow tho accompanying directions
and have n most agreeable surprise,
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-12
Fifth Club VIII Give Final Dance

The Fifty club will
: al one huge
The membership includes Mr. and Mrs King Mr. and Mrs
Knnear. Mr. and Mrs Shorts r
and Mrs Hugh NJ Caldwell Mr. Mrs Macdonald
Mesdae Mr.. Miller L.
SkeeL Mr.. Mrs. Gerald I
Laube DR. Mrs f Hergc MI. nd
Mrs c. c.
cogrove. ar Mrs William Parkhurf Bawey
Mr.
Mr. and Mrs C NJ Boyle Mr. william
>arah Mr. and Mrs Blackwell Mrs Robert
land. Mr. and Mrs. J.. p.
Harry Boufneu
Mrs II Watt Mr. Mrs Paul Harper Mrs
AIcrtens,
and WIN. Edward Duffy
Allison Wanamaker, A. y
A
PhIbick. Nanny.
r.
Horsan. Mckenzie.
William Moulon.
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SULPHUR CLEARS
A PIMPLY SKIN

Any breaking out OF the skin on
face, neck, arms or body is over.
come quickest by applying Mcntho.
Sulphur. Tho pimplcs seem to dry
right up and 70 away declares Il
noted skin specialist,
Nothing has ever boon found to
take the place OF sulphur ns PIN,
pic remover 1t Ia harmless and in,
expensive, Just ask any druggist
for a small jar OF Howlcs Montho
Sulphur and uso II like cold cream.
Advertisement.
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On Akeolar Work

there viii be 10 reduction. We own
the syEtem-ilis patented and trade
marked and nt other dentists can do
II legally" ltcosts double the cost
of bridgework 70 make and in most
cases worth dolblc. II is positive
success in ELSEWHERE bridgework is
absolutely impossible and in all
cases where briegework is possible.
In tho latter IL j. merely question
OF which is the bitter II you have
two or more goodteeth or roots. one
or more on each SIDE. all your miss
ing teeth can be satisfactorily r.
placed. The work beautiful. dur
able. comfortable and natural in
looks. We have m;de about 1000
cases in these office in the past IL
years and the work has given gem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-12
Few Cents Buys Jar. Any Drugstore
Not Sticky, Greasy or Smelly

"Hair.Groom" keeps my boys un.
ruly or stubborn hair combed. either
pompadour. strniEht.hack or parted.
As the boys hair is oombed in tho
morning, 80 II stays all day, II ap.
piled after a shampoo. the hair can
he combed as neatly and as easily
as before "Cow.liclSs' stay down.
Grcasclcs8--Docs not stain pill.
lowl HRir.Groom ia dignif1ed comb.
ing cream which Is quickly absorbed.
therefore does not show on the hair.
II leaves the hair glossy and lus'
trous. hut not sticky. Fine for HART
Nothing else gives boy or man
! moro dignity than neatly combcd,
well.groomod hair. Millions OF
women buy "IIair.Groom" for their
boys-also for their husbands.
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Dentistry at Half Price

AZ cutting prices seems 10 be In
goEt1 without In tho slightest cut
ting he quality. we are going 10 do
all REGULAR dentistry at half usual
priccsfor Class a work.
Bridgework with interchangeable
porcelain lfacings) teeth, shows no
gold edgcs, easy 10 replace in case OF
breakHie Back teeth are all porce-
lain aUi guaranteed unbeatable
when bSed In with gold bAckings.
s2-k. god crowns and 20 solder. at
IS per todh. II anybody else Quotes
specifications In n signed contract.
and you viii likely not get IL. Gold
and pOrccEin crowns and FILINGS. s.
each. SilSr Filings. So up. Fifty
dollar scmtmetal flexible plates at
i25 Good $50 pure rubber plates.
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entred in the contest
1t II still not too late for mothers
to m out the accompanying coupon
and leave II at the Columbia theater
box sffice with photographs Of their
Riddles. The completed prize list,
parts OF which have appeared from
tine 10 time, viii be shown in full
lat,r IN tho week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-12
Series of Literary Teas ARRANGED

auspices Plymouth
OF Wednesday
by Mr. Wallace Mcsiurray and Miss winircd Parker.
Mackiem preside
the
and
the afternoon include Mrs Hawkins Mrs s.
T..
Charles Hedren Mrs j. NJ Cunningham Mrs Charles amperts
II.
NJ j.
Eckart sckntz. H.
The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-12
AUXILIARY GYNfNAsTIc
SOCIETY

AUXILIARY GYMNAsTIc
SOCIETY
Ladies' Auxiliary 10 Seattle Gym.
nastlc Society meets at its hail, 1919
Eighth ave, Tuesday. March 10,
Gymnastics Mt 1870 o'clock: business
meeting at 2.30 o'clock.
SIfAWONDASEE CLUB
shawondnsee Club meets with
Mrs. T. r. Loer, 2157 Seventh ave.
w, Tuesday, March 10, at 2 o'clock.
ALKI wOMAN's CLUB
Alkl Woman's Improvement Club
has regular meeting with Mrs. ]. G..
Hancock, 4i34 Chilberg ave, Tues.
day, March 10. nj 2 o'clock. Import.
ant business to be discussed.
ROOSEVELT POST DANCE
Col. Theodore Roosevelt Post and
Auxiliary No. "a, V. Il. w, will give
q dnnce IN Roosevelt hall Tuesday
lcNcHlHB, mnrCn 10.
GAMMA PHI BETA ALUMNAE
Alumnac OF Gamma Phi Beta
sorority have regular monthly meet.
Ing Tuesday. March 49, at O'Clock
at tho chapter house. Mrs Harold
Moore will be hostess
WRITER'S CLUB
Writer'S club meets Tuesday
March 10, NJ o'clock In the lecture
room Of tho Y. w. G. a. Manuscript
will bo read by LoVorn Sullivan
Helen Emma Mnrng and Cora Chase
Cbarloton
WOMAN'S CENTURY CLUB
The parliamentary procedure dc.
! partmont OF tho Womans Century
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SIASIIER BI'Sy

CHICAGO, March l2.-Durlng tho
past month ton women have reported
their dresses mallciousiy slashed on
the street.
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club on Tuesday, March Is. At 1850
p m, in tho board room OF tho Y.
". G. a.
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ST. MARTINS MOTHERS CLUB
ST Martins Mothers club will
viii meet with Mrs NJ. Fox. ei5
18th ave. NJ. on Tuesday. March 10
SEATTLE MUSIC CLUB
Mira Henry shcad will bo hostosy
to tho members Of the Seattle Music
club at It's regular meeting. 10 he
held Tuesday afternoon, March ~, nj
o'clock, Tho program folows:
Vocal
For You Alono" ..... D'Hnrdelot
AT the Making Of the Hay.
..........,'.,.,... LIN Lehman
Mrs. II. l.. Eleher.
Piano
Liobestraume No. ...m.....Llszt
Nalcik ...,',........... Mokrczs
Miss Grace Jobson.
Vocal
"IIayficlds and Buttcrrlleo".
.......,,..,..,.,,. Del Riogo
Wheels the silver Swallow.
''.''................ Mllligan
Mrs, II. II. Perry
vocnl--
sunset .'.......,.,D Dudley Buck
MY Little Love" .u...... Hawley
Mrs +. II. T. Anderson.
Mrs. Charles kracke and Mlss
Grace Jobson, accompanies
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Nomen's Clubs

WILLIAM MCKINLEY CIRCLE
The members OF William Mckinley
circle, Ladies' OF the G.. a. r.. will be
entertained with silver tea, Tues.
day, March 10. at the home OF Mrs.
Elzora schuman. 1920 Mount Baker
blvd. All comrades welcome. Bring
light lunch.
|CLTONIAN CLUB
The Cllonian club viii hold its
regular meeting Tuesday. March 10,
at o'clock, at the Federated club
house. The program, in charge Of
Miss Mabel Dickcy, sill be on the
Literature and Education OF Japan"
Miss Augusta Burwell, VINO has been
a teacher In the Orient. will DO the
speaker Of the afternoon. Members
requested TO bring guests.
SEATTLE FEDERATION,
w. G. r. u.
Seattle Federation OF Woman'g
Christian Temperance union viii
meet at Plymouth church, Tuesday.
March 10. nj 2 o'clock. Mrs. George
Robert Cairns win have charge OF
tho dcvotionals. Mrs. Rosetta u. sil.
baugh, Legislative superintendent for
tho w. G. T. IT,, who has Just re.
turned from Olympia, win give n
very interesting talk on "Tho Legis.
lative Melting Pot" Mrs, Gortie G.
Snyder and Mrs. Edna Moline will
sing, "Wo Did It; or Course, we
Did, A largo attendance is dc,
slred
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SIGMA CHI MOTHERS CLUB
Sigma Chi Mothers club mee,a nj
the chapter house Tuesday, March
10, at 2 o'clock 10 transact important
business.
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Monthly Concert Today

monthly this
following
Wood Hdrcth
Pncns" Hahn; Spring Chorus
saintsaens; Mesdames c. f.
G.. f. NJ Pratt, Scott j. Kidd; Miss
Rehinson piano.
Mehul "songe Enchanteur," AndH
Sherwood Dobbs
a
chansou ronette Dcbussy "Anett
cawsey. Belsad at the plano.
POGO Miller Mr. Arc Bestad
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Personal

Mr. and Mra. william Klddcr. OF
Minneapolis. are tho guests OF Mr,
and Mrs Jack n. Moore az their
home IN Laurrlhurat. for few days.
Mira +. c. Fosdick and daughter.
Frances. returned last week from a
two months ndt ia Southern Call
fofuia
Air. and Mrs Rhodes V. Spencer
tHclsn winsorl. are being conEratu-
lated upon the birth OF daughter.
March s. az tho Seattle General hos.
pliaL
Mrs J. X. Doau. % Cleveland.
Ohio. spen, tho week end With Mira
T. II. Shaw. 10 Garfield u
Mrs James q Holmes and little
ron. who spent tho winter In Cali
tornla. Waiting relatives. viii return
this week.
Mr, and Mrs Archie n. Smith arc
receiving congratulations upon tho
birth OF daughter az 81. Luke's hos.
pltal March 4
Mrs. n @. pennry and daughter.
Jane. Will leave tomorrow for spo,
kane, 10 spend several weeks with
Mrs. pcuney's parents. DR.. and Mfs.
Burch.
Mr.. Charles Pagan Of Portland
spent tho weekend IN town.
Ar and Mrs. H. q Roy returned
Saturday from motor trip thru
California
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Leshorr
and Miss Marie LHRhorn have r.
turned from trip Of several
months in the East and Florida.
Lieut.. Donald j. Loohoy. L. &. A.
and Mrs. Lcthcy Geraldine Jack
SOM spent the weekend with Mira
Leohey'g mother. Mrs, John n. Jack
son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-12
Junior Club VIII Haze "Circus Dance" on
Easter Monday; Fine Arts Society Issues
InvitdtionS for Exhibit

DETuRTNG spring budding blossoms and hamy days al
~ brings inevitable ercuraned animals and
performers sercechng caope
Junior club renowned for It's original ana artistic affairs has decided to
cali Us last dance this a Circus dance"
II win Monday, the Masonic temple
grandsiand
all the belong a attraction.
Dorothy Ewing
Theodore Owens clalmanl
AR Meld Booom Marshall Allen Mr. Andrew Denny ana Mr.
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Lieut.. Donald ] Loohoy. u. &. A..
and Mrs. Lcchcy Geraldine Jack.
SOM spent the weekend with Mrs.
Leohey'g mother. Mrs. John n. Jack.
son.
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'coTERrE GLUE

Fine Arts department OF cotoric
Club will meet with Mrs. William
IS. Thyng. 1898 Z. s2nd ST.. Tuesday.
March i3th. at p. m. Tho pro
gram includes: Piano solo, Miss
winifred BouAficld; songs Mrs. S.
II. Macdonald. with Miss Carrie
Lowering, accompanied: violin solo,
Miss Betty Brandeburg with Miss
BousfIeld, accompanIst. Miss Laura
whltmire will review the kiss For
Cinderella"
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ALPHA AUXILIARY

aNEsF TN NJ 1T ssF1FIsN
Alpha Auxiliary TO Street Car
Men viii entertain with a whist
party in Union Record hall, Tuesday
afternoon, March 10. from = until
Z o'clock.
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sEATTL,r woMAN's Gun
LoNEsoME cLrR

The Lonesome Club viii meet at
the Rainier Grand Hotel Tuesday
evening. March 10. at o'clock.
Cards and dancing. Mr.. r. II. Wv.
ian. OF the Community Service. VIII
lead in community singing. strang.
ers and lonely people welcome
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BIBLE STUDY CLASS
Bible Study Class OF the Council
Of Jewish Women. will meet Tues.
day evening, March 10, at s O'Clock
in the vestry rooms Of Temple de
Hlrsch.
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Prof. Lewis to Speak at Club Dinner

Professor Howard
University
The University club dinner Wednesday evening o'clock
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Birthday Dinner This EUenin.g

recognition birthday O
Porter Mrs this
evening her home s225 32nd We. s.
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Ndvu and ARM Women Will Meet

The Association OF Club the wash
election officers wednesday
O'Clock Make reservations Dodge.
Tuesday fteruoo
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Shaau Desmond Honor Guest

lecturer who speaks The
Ireland To-day" the womens Uni
Presbyterian D. wingne Is
entertaining Tuesday The affair VIII also
compliment the viii ushsrs the lecture
tonight
Mira A. H. Aberon WIN preside the table assisting in tho
dining VIII be Mrs John wilson Mrs Charles Williams Mrs NJ
Mitchell G.
charming eonralto
spring
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Specinl Exhibit at Fine Arts

special loan
exhibit OF sermthng che Gorham workshops Monday March
IL o Inclusive
York VIII giye
silver and Three Centuries OF
Tuesday o'clock
THURSDAY the society will be rd have the collection supplemented
which Jordan
happy exhibition from II
until o'clock.
Jordan with fascinating southern
voice and much charm OF She graduate OF Columbia Uni
service durlns tho and
has families
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Mr.. and Mrs, George II. Le.horn
and Miss Mario LHKhorn have re.
turned from trip Of several
months in the East and Florida.
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LYRIC CHORAL CLUE

LYRIC CHORAL CLUB
The ladies' Lyric Choral club will
meet for rehearsal In the main Sun
day school room OF tho First Pres.
byterian church. Tuesday. March -.
at 7.s5 .. IN.
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
WoMES'S CLUB
Tho Business aud Professional
womon's club will meet Tuesday
evening. at 7 o'clock. In Fine Arta
hall. A 81. Paiuek'a program has
been arranged.
ZETA PSI MOTHERS CLUB
Zeta Psi Mothers club will hold
lis monthly meeting az the chapter
house. 454o 18th ave. y. =, Tues.
day, March -. at p m,
zETA TAU ALPHA
MOTHERS CLUB
Zcta Tau Alpha Mothers' club
win hold iis regular meeting az shs
chapter house Tuesday. March u. at
go y. m.
ClALEIDu CLUB
The cnlcidh club VIII meet Tues.
day. March -, at / p. m. with Mrs.
+. T.. Harris. ZIG soth ave, ".
SEATTLE wosiAN's CLUB
The literary Interpretation and
current events department Of the Sc
attic womans club will meet Tues.
day. March 10, AT the home Of Miss
Libby Thmolc, 2t4i Harvard ave.
~, az 1890 o'clock Mrs. L. v.
Nelson. hostess.
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Hosts at Silrprise Supper

As a surprise TO Mrs Louise Richardson. who Is lea
California. Mr.. and Mrs l.. A. De Cou entertained thrt
sunday evening az their homo
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ZETA TAU ALPHA
Nff,srsaftsraus ~ zen
CALEIpu CLUB

CALElDH CLUB
The Caieidh club will meet Tues
day. March -. at p. m. With Mrs,
+. +. Harris. ZIG 4oth ave ".
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WRITER'S CLUB

WoMAN's CENTURY CLUB
The parliamentary procedure de-
partmont OF tho Woman's Century
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-08-09
Community Barbecue
To Draw Throngs
To Buford Thursday

RfTFORD. Ga, Aug. S.-Plaps for
the big community barbecue to be
given here next Thursday, August
9. are now practically complete.
The pits in which the barbecue TO
be served will be cooked have been
completed and the meat. was put on
the fires Tuesday afternoon. Ed
Roner. who assisted the Elks of At
lanta with their barbecue, will have
charge of the cooking of the meat.
Fifteen large washpots have been
placed on the picnic grounds for the
cooking of the Brunswick stew, ans
carpenters are at work buildlnS
tables on which the feast Will be
spread.
One hundred Buford young ladies'
will act as walters and serve the
people who attend.
x The entertainment for the daV
will consist of foot races, bicycle
races. baseball, airplane flying ana
stunts. speaking and other enter
tainment.
The merchants and other business
men of the city who are sponsoring
this barbecue are expecting thou'
sands of visitors besides the home
folks and ample arrangements ar$
being made by the committee IL
charge of the affair TO see that
everyone who comes will be royalty
entertained.
During the day the factories viii
close down in order that the EN-
ployes may have an opportunity TO
attend