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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-12
Complete Program for THANKSGIVING Dance

Final Thanksgiving
dance Junior sd of the ohop hospital will give Saturday afternoon
November the
$3.50 o'clock concluding the banquet
room at o'clock after which they win join their relatives IN the gallery
In the this OF tho afternoon has been well attended and
whom members OF the Junior guild cordial invitation
Following program
Al o'clock OF boys and girls from different districts viii find
Under win sa from 10 70 u
n1 1aas. First s, HIN a and Res,on HIN ~ - ,o.
Under the yellow ribbon basrhose from 10 Is gears from
Baker Frln Park Mdrona Washington Park Medina Queen Anne
University and Laurclhurst.
the same
districts win their friends
the districts VIII
committee
Under the trustees
nss Geraldine Conner Eleanor HalmbOc Rhea Ke' Florence
$40 oclock"once Upon Tme In Candy Candy Heart
who tells ,hnsse poeen snowde Chocolate soldier Dorothy Davies
Captain or Ruth Flecher Al Day suckers attendants sylvia
Bean Grandpa Jelly Phillips Miss Loyrop 0he Candy
BETTY chmrn Betty Move. Maxine sorensoD Louise Psst candy
Hearts Marjorie Anderson Hannah Buck Helen Hicks cornne Hooper
Winifred Miller
oNea Elizabeth oTe Frances Swain Marjorie Phillips ceesia
oeock~.Dance Of sss by Helen and Marie Kahn
acts Red Riding Hood Marguerite whitney woo woo wo Ede6
Ma,ehe''' Grandmother Frlleap lane Moscy
FAIRIES alarehta. rsham;
fred fsham,
ociock-Grand march.
The floor committee following
Mr. and Mrs Lacy HOu AIR and Mrs George Kbs Mr. and Mrs Neal
Tourteotte Air. and Mrs Evan Mccod Jr- Mr. Mrs
Bruwne
FeIser Josephine
Henry
Jane Perkins Lucy semple Rebeea Virginia
Claire stotenberg Karin stoenbers and Priscilla Treat
MeSss Leon dc
Brinkley.
Campbell
John Hefernan Knapp Relche Moscd
Oakley Maxwell Edmund Maxwell Mccormick
William Mcmillan
walker John John Parker
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STOMACH TROUBLE
AFFECTED HIS HEART
Could hardly breathe. Eats
anything now, and does his
farm work

For years / suffered with Indi.
gestion. constipation and accumuia.
ton OF gas which affected my
heart at times so / could hardly
get my breath, lived on raw
eggs. toasted bread and hot water.
and stu suffered / tried several
doctors for three years, but since
taking Milks Emulsion ! have i'm.
proved 80 that / can do my own
farm and store work. Can eat most
anything; have gained 10 pounds
and everybody speaks Of how 1t
has helped me."-A. Henley. Rio
Vista. Va, r. !. Box 157.
Indigestion is seldom cured by
digestive tablets helping the stom.
ach digest food. They like physics.
pills, etc. make slaves Of the stom.
ach.
AIilks Emulsion restores healthy.
natural bowel action: 1t ls truly
corrective medicine. doing away with
all need Of pills and physics. II
promotes appetite and quickly puts
the digestive organs in shape to as.
simulate food. and thus build flesh
and strength. Mili8 Emulsion il
strongly recommended 10 those
whom sickness has weakened: II In
powerful aid IN resisting and re-.
pairing the effects Of wasting dis.
eases. Chronic stomach trouble and
constipation arc promptly relieved
This is the only solid emulsion
made. and 30 palatablo that II ls
eaten with a spoon like ice cream.
Wonderful for weak, acldy chill.
drcn.
No matter how severe your case.
you nre urged TO try Mnl,s Emul.
sion under this guarantee Take
SIX bottles home with you. use a.
according 10 directions and n not
satisfied with tho results. your
money win be promptly refunded.
Price Coo and $3.50 per bottle. The
Milks Emusion Co, Tcrrc Hautc
Ind. Sold by druggists everywhere.
Advertisement.
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Personal

Mrs, John a. Campbell, Mrs.
Thomas Bordeaux and Mrs. Charles
Ross returned Saturday evening
from Portland where they were the
guests for n fow days OF Mr. and
Mrs Leroy Fields,
Mrs. Blanche Parker and two sons.
Mr. George Parker and Mr. John
Parker. left thia morning by motor
FOR California on u months tour Of
The Southern state
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. w, Leonard re.
turned Saturday from u trip East.
Mr.. and Mrs. william G. Thomson
tJeHsie Cox are being congratulated
upon the birth OF n son November D..
at the Providence hospital In Everett.
Miss Ethel Walter. who has been
spending several weeks with Mr.. and
Mru. Gerald o'Neil left Sunday for
her home in San Francisco.
Mrs, Harry r. Counts left last
week for California. to be gone two
months.
AIR. and Mrs. Virgil Bogue left
Saturday for their home In Prince
George. u. G.. after II months visit
with Mrs. Bogue's mother. Mrs.
George Frye,
Miss Helen knight Of Hood
River. Ore. has arrived. 10 be the
guest or Mr. and Mn. Dean y.
Ballard until after Thanksgiving.
Mr., and Mrs. Paul Mandell Henry.
who have been travelling abroad
for several months. are sailing No.
vember II, for home.
Mr., and Mrs. +. Il. Horton are
being congratulated upon the birth
OF son at Minor hospital on No.
yembcr !.
Mr.. ana Mrs John Gin Mat.
thews. Jr, have removed 10 the
peyonshire apartments, on goth ave.
and Mercer "a.
SIR. and Mrs. c. W Harrell are
receiving congratulations on the
birth OF son. November 4. at the
Swedish hospital.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
sEtif.ANNtfAL
CONVENTION

tsf+fN FsfN iAiN
The seml-nnnual convention o,
District No. !, a. o. Z. W. will
meet Monday evening. November
IL. in the auditorium at tho A. o
I. w. building, 1909 Ninth ave.
Tho guests Of honor for this
meeting viii be supreme Master
Workman WIN IT. Naryis. OF Mus
eatine. Iowa; Gov Louis Hart,
Judge Stephen J. Chadwick, Hon.
J. Frank Fogarty. J. Henry Hcmer.
Mrs kathryn Bowen. +. II. Shelby.
Of Aberdeen: Walter NJ. Buck
master OF PuyRllup. Martha Colt
field Of Olympia. G. G whitehead
% Tacoma. Daniel Frow. u. s.
banner and O s. Jones Of Seattle.
Addresses will be made by Gov.
Hart. Judge Chadwick and SIR. VIII
~. Naryis. and a class Of ono hun
drcd new members will be initiated.
Kathryn Bowen. state deputy.
will personally supervise an exhibit
ton drill OF the y o. L. W. Wo-
mans Drill team. SIR. 4. l.. Phil
lips musical director Of Evergreen
Lodge No. .. viii have charge OF
the musical program for the even
Ing. Visiting A. o. L. w. members
cordially invited TO attend
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west Campfire Girls magazine. 7 Z
Torch. will 20 10 press on the 18Th
OF the month"; Headquarters wants
all those verses. stories and poems
about Christmas and Campfire that
you have written. They are waiting
for CHEEKY editorial about Christ
mas and the new year. The days
will fly By. no matter how hard one
may try to stop them. so sit down
with pencil right now and write
that contribution for your own mag.
azlne.
Camp sealih had new visitors this
week end. They were representatives
Of the Girls Athletic associations at
the eight high schools in Seattle.
We hope they will come 10 camp
again next summer.
Miss Ruth Brown went 10 Port An.
geles and sequim on field trip. ieay.
Ing Seattle Thursday night. While
In this district. Miss Brown will
speak before civic clubs. groups OF
Campfire Girls and prospective
Campfire Girls. On Saturday she
attended a luncheon at sequim and
returned 10 Port Angeles for q eoun.
ell flgc on Saturday night.
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woMENs PREsBYTERIAL
SOCIETY

Mias Helen NJ s,rcetcr. or New
York city. viii speak before the
Womcu'a Presbyierial society. at tho
First Presbyterian church. on Tues.
day, November 10. at 1890 n. m.
Miss strecter L. executive score.
tary for the womon's board OF for.
cign missions. and Is on an inspcc.
ton tour OF tho work assigned 10
women OF the Presbyterian churches.
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The Iyopata have a goal. n.
you? They are all going to b. !.
makers By the grand council !.
March. The Circle Of FirenaI.
grows bigger each birthday. srs I
Torchbearers' Circle grows bna.
with the new girls who have s,ts.'
this rank OF great achievement,
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SEATTLE woslAN's
cLttR

Tho literature Interpretation dc.
partment OF the Seattle wornan's
club. under the direction OF Mra. t.
G. Magrath. will meet Tuesday. No,
vembcr -. at 1880 o'clock. at the
home Of Mrs. Leo Wheeler. 1911
Sixth ave. W. Take car no. &c. on
First ave. and get or at Garfield
-. The program viii consist Of
Biography OF Eugene o'NoH". play.
Anna Christie" Eugene o'Nell.
Bread" Charles Norris.
Tho current events department
with Miss Maud AfcGough as leader.
will meet az 2.3O p. m. Topic.
Earthquakes"
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LADY ARTISANS,
BAZAAR

The Lady Artisans viii hold their
annual Christmas bazaar Tuesday.
November 10, az ". + T.. A. hall.
1885, First ave.
In charge OF the various booths
viii be- Candy. Mrs. James McKln.
ley and Miss Clara Mckinley. IN.
f1uts' wear. Mrs. Fielding Harris.
fancy work. Mira HAN. Hansen:
aprons, Mrs n. NJ stith: Mrs. Zelt.
nor and Mrs. Leland win have
charge Of the refreshments.
The bazaar viii continue from :
until II y. m. with dancing during
tho evening hours.
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ALKI woMEN's
IMPROVEMENT CLUB

The regular meeting Of the AiAi
women's Improvement club viii be
held on Tuesday Nov. -. at the
home OF Mrs. ]. C. Downing. s62s
sO,h ave S. w Members are 10 bring
their own lunch at 1880. The hostess
viii furnish coffee. The subject OF
the afternoon address will be Land.
scaplng nj Alki."
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Orthopedic Tea and Thrift Shops

William viii Iaurelhut guild Tucqav a,
the o1hopedc Tea shop assisted By Mrs G. Bush Norton
Mrs r. ~ Harrington Mra Charles schn.
W D. ives Mrs Mrs gtso
Mr. ]. y. sfancr tfadiey.
nj
and In The afternoon Gilmore vii
direct tho s--vee for Winslow guild "
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ID. -. r. LEAGUE
CARD PARTY

ID. -. /. learvs viii give n lunch.
con aad card party at tho 4. o.
Y. w hall. 1909 Ninth ave. Tues.
day. Nov. ~. Luncheon viii DO
served at o'clock. during which
time fine musical program will
be given. and cards viii folIow. Tho
public IL invited.
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SECURITY BENEFIT
AGGnr,fAFrfn&

Security Benefit Association.
Queen City Council No. aOi. will
hold memorial services Wednesday
evening. November ii. at o'clock.
In A. o. 4. W. hall. 1909 Ninth
ave. Members and friends invited.
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Patrons and Patronesses for Dance

Banking give
informal Friday
Columbus
patTonessc l. Clark
Mr. and Mrs j. C. Glass. Mr. and Mrs George
G. r. Shaw, Mr. and Mrs d. H. Moss Mr.. and Mrs Williams
and Mrs Brygger Mr. and Mrs g. Morrill, Mr. Mrs
Mr. +. W. j. L.
Mrs, H. Macdonald Mr. Mrs l..
S Stacy Lear, and Frazier and Mr.
an G l.
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coTERIE CLUB

The Fine Arts department OF the
Co,crie club will meet with Mrs. s.
+. Gilpatriek. bais 10th ave. y. H.,
Tuesday. Nov 10, al p. nj. Mrs. II.
w Richards viii review the life and
plays OF Eugene o'Nell. group OF
songs. Mrs, Walter Scott Johnson.
flute solo. Amber Cornwall, There
VIII be an informal discussion on cur.
rent art and musical events,
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Will Entertain Music Stuou Climb

Miss Irene Bltrusch will
Tuesday afternoon O'Clock whe the
following \
PspeForns Used and biography compohfrs
Vocal doTi
Charles Kace Mrs a. r. Morton: accompanies
0{akoczJ Flnor
Rockwell Fitz Mrs. T. s Burbank A
A. Prior; accompaniment Mrs f. A.
Reid and Mrs. Charles
w. q
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Seattle JoCietv
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBaister Telephone MA no6oo
Assistant-Fances Oldham
Music-Louise Raymond Owens
Mss Clara Emory to We'd Marshall Allen on
December IL; Junior Guilds Thanksgiving
Dance on Satatrday Afternoon

MISS CLARA EMORY, will
AVA wed Mr. Marshall Allen Howard Allen,
Friday evening, December William
H. Bliss win read the o'clock
Miss Nancy Emory
the bridal
Oakland Miss Alice Blake and Miss Dorothy Allen,
Mr. Maried Boom win be Mr. De Wolfe Emory.
Dallas Emory Mr. Everett Grggs H. John Brinle Mr. Evan
Mccon & Mr. Everett Eng Mr. Patrick rdmarsh Mr. Hiram
Patterson the
Following the Poo residence
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
SEATTLE FEDERATION

SEATTLE FEDERATION
W, G. r. L.
The quarterly nll.dny meeting OF
tho Seattle Federation OF tho ". c.
n U. VIII bc held In Fremont NJ, u,
church. 10th and Whitman ave,
Tuesday, November ~. business nos.
sion In the forenoon. box lunch at
noon and election OF officers In the
afternoon. followed. a, ESQ. By a
reception 10 the new state officers.
Words Of welcome viii be given by
MIR Roy G, Lyle, OF the federal pro.
hihi,lon office, and Dr, Pope. OF the
An,hsaloon league. Will make tho
address Of the afternoon. Take
Green Lake ear, get or at doth and
walk one block west,
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Married ON November 7

The marriage Of Miss Laura Kirkpatrick TO Mr. Walter Taylor
quietly celebrated "wednesday afternoon.
the officiating n NJ snyder
o..
wedding in Columbia
be q n Seattle
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BUSINESS

BUSINESS woNiEN's CLUB
Seattle Business and Professional
women's club meets Tuesday eve.
ming. Nov. 10, at eI5 o'clock in the
Fine Arts Gallery.
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ST MARTINS
MOTHERS CLUB

81. Martins Mothers' club win
hold it's regular monthly meeting
on Tuesday. November 10. al the
home OF Mrs. 4. Toner. 1905 18th
ave. y. Luncheon win be served
at 1890 p. m. Mrs. Toner will lie
assisted by Mrs, II. a. Gushing.
Mrs. 4. J. Mullane. Mrs. a. Nc.
Iaughlin and Mrs. c. l.. Denny.
Each member requested to bring
one guest.
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ALPHA AUXILIARY.
LOCAL No. EST

The ladies' Of Alpha auxiliary 10
street Railway Men, Local $50. will
give a card party Tuesday. Noycm.
bcr ~. ~ p. m. on the fourth
floor OF tho Union Record building.
Prizes and refreshments.
SEXTON ". II. c.
Sexton iVomcn's Relief corps Will
bold It's regular meeting Tuesday.
November -. at 100 p. m. az Vet.
crnns' han. Armory. Card party in
the evening.
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ARM and Nam Women's Luncheon

Army Navy with bridge
luncheon Wednesday
Mrs. w H.
Reservations asked than Tuesday
Derlc<son, WE st095f.
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Orthopedic Officers to Maj

The monthly meeting Of the officers the guilds
OF the city VIII be held Tuesday
1882 Henry building This preliminary meeting regular
assembling Of the guilds Fnd1y.
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woMAN's CENTURY

Tuesday. November "a. tho parlln.
mentnry procedure department Of
The woman's Century club viii meet
In tho board room NJ tho y. " c.
A.. az 10 p. m. Afr, Nelson Shaw
win conduct the class on public
speaking.
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GEN GEORGE
WASHINGTON CIRCLE

Gen. George Washington Circle.
Ladies' Of tho G. A, r.. viii give u
luncheon and card party SO the
home OF Annie tAfferty. 1910 18th
ave. Tuesday, November "a. Lunch.
con at 1880 Cards win follow
Public invited.
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Handbag PLAYERS to Assemble

The Handbag Players OF the womens University club viii h
clubhouse Wednesday 1880 O'Clock
Mbeson read Loyaies BY Gaiswohy. Mrs
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woNIAN,s cIVIc cI.frn

Tho woman'a Civic club win meet
In the Erickson room at the y. w.
G. 4. TueBtny. November IS. a, 2
p. m. ~ p m. W. d. Barkhuff,
head OF che street and sewer do
paftmeni. sill speak
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GAMMA PHI BETA

ALuMNAE
The alumnae OF Gamma Phi Beta
viii meet on Tuesday. November 10,
at the home OF Mira, Miller Free
man. 9ae 18th ave. y,
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Plan Informal Dance at Home

b. an informal
Saturday evening Bonnie
smook btdetobe
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To Che Bridge Luncheon

Mrs r. Ginneyer Mrs. Dolly entertaining
luncheon Wednesday
Bridge viii be later.
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The Writer'S club win meet Tues
day, November -, at o'clock. In
the lecture room OF the Y. W. c. A.
Manuscripts will be read by Mary
Murklnnd Haley. Lavera Sullivan
and s. u, Johnston.
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MCKINLEY CIRCLE

William Mckinley circle, Ladies'
OF the q. A. H.. viii hold a silver
tea on Tuesday. Nov. 10. at noon,
at the home OF Mrs. Mary cochrane,
100 ssrd ave, s. Take car No. s
going south, All welcome.
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CURRENT CENTURY
CLUB
The Current Century club will
meet in the Ballard public library
Tuesday. November "a, at go
o'clock. Mrs, Pearl Case Blough
WIN speak on Finance and Taxa.
ton"
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Campfire News

Since last summer. when II was
first announced at Camp soalth that
Campfire would have ship OF rs
very own, every Campfire Girl hns
been busy with plans for its christ.
enlng and reconstruction, Furnish.
inBs arc pouring Into headquarters
every day Tor tho rooms that viii
DO real Campfire rooms. Curtains.
luncheon sets, towels. linen, braided
rugs. etc. arc In great demand.
AZ the aerlbeB meeting. on Sntur.
day morning, Martha Mcmillan won
tho week AT Camp Scalth for the
best report from grade school girls.
ana Helen Adams the week AT Scnlth
from the high school groups. Miss
7 Brown conducted the meeting and
presented the big cruise that Camp.
TIRE N taking November 1917. The
girls IN the Wowoheta group arc
leading IN the race. with i5 sub.
ncriptions 10 the Ladies' Horne Jour.
nal subscription race. Subscriptions
are to be turned In 10 headquarters.
with receipt stubs OF order cards,
by Tuesday and Friday OF cach
week. Additional Information con.
eernlng the cruise may be obtained
from headquarters.
One hundred per cent Every
Girls subscriptions and 100 per
cent Torch subscriptions are pour
ms into Campfire headquarters In
good shape Mrs. Cheney and Mrs.
{, q. Clarke of Richmond High
lands are the last two groups on
the honor roll.
AZ meeting OF the Iyapa,a group
on Monday. Nov. 8. the girls decided
10 each get five subscriptions 10
the Ladies' Home Journal and that
as many aa possible would earn Sc
toward furnishing a room on the
ship. Besides this work tho girls
are planning 10 continue the drive
for names for the quilt and TO fur.
nish family with n Thanksgiving
basket.
Any girl may become Camp.
fire girl. The Aliehewo Campfire
Girls OF Lake Forest park recently
illustrated this point by presenting
tho play entitled. ANY Girl" com.
bincd with a Camp sealth movie.
II was their first appearance be.
fore the public as Campfire Girls
and they were greeted enthuEi. |
nsiically. The returns were large
and were shared with the school
library fund.
How many different knots can
you tlc2 Can you successfully do a
slip knot. a square knot and the
many others. Campfire Girls are
leaning 10 do this AZ the knet.tyfng
and fire-nakinK classes at hea..
quarters on Monday afternoon. Last
week Mrs. Edna Walsh conducted
tho class
a meeting Of Nooikana Camp Fire
WIS held az the home OF Helen |
Mcinest The girls plan 10 hold |
cookie sale NJ the neighborhood gro.
ocry In about two weeks. Many az. /
ifnctlvc handkerchief have been
finished. These will be sold n,
Christmas time at the gift shop OF
the Campfire Girls ship.
SIGNS on THE TRAIL,
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CHOIR GUILD 70 GIVE
pAnTx

ST. Paul's Choir Guild win hold
nah jongg ard bridge party on
Tuesday afternoon. November 10.
at the home OF Mrs. Thomas G.
Gibson. :4bs f1th ave. ".
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PHI KAPPA PSI MOTHERS

PHI KAPPA PSI MOTHERS
CLUB
The Mothers club Of Phi Kappa
Psi fraternity viii hold It's regular
monthly meeting at the chapter
house. Tuesday. November ia.
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HARMONY HOMESTEAD

NJ Ag4a
Harmony Homestead No i7is.
brotherhood Of American Woman.
will give It's regular dance Tues
day evening, November 3. at
Moose hall. Eighth and Union.
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"a
tContia
AS your
q b"A" u
your hume
gplanatioH
Ing stu no
continued:
not BY natY
Of my hiq
devils OWL
upon them
doubt u Il
taken for {
He was Z
al. Hae q
and instind
have strunQ
counted II a
the thoughq
had urged 3
him to oppd
ness Of his (
been In dam
tiny. 1t wa
the colonel /
did not even
cause. that
was now bel
you shall
for f.. Pete
not above al
tsadiand va
pluck ye sh
you're fat n
Now, don't Z
voyage ye'll
the devil KIND
you. You'reX
you deserye.
Colonel q
rose. A me-
never know
IN all these 3
.ronic fate
the very mo
he'd reached
.ensity.
Peter BLOOD
vas run out
kshed down
III you q
with a grac
ton. ]
The coolns
there WASHED
taking his K
bet face upo1
help him hG
shoes. peeled
fsitcolored /
tpon the plaH
A moment
1 hand that
Inking down
Ta;er rushin
.Tenty feet Z
afurf 4ata
.srilng. :" said
Foloe behind
Still clingin|
= round in {
'sivarks line
~ faces OF L
,rizy would
10 frown. "a
Ticksdly agri1|
Tor a MON
Is fear He
z'usly and L
! hold and
NIX. Three
hist his ball
y the greed
Ereu 10
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Hostess at Bridge Luncheon

Mrs W. Johnson entertaining
lowed by bridge at her home Monday.
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- rsI

[ ntA Mons A-lstI
Zeta Psi Mothers club WIN meet
Tuesday, November 10. a, : p. m.
at the chapter house. tsis 18th
ayc. n. +.
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Women's Clubs
cLun

RIIopoDENDRoN CLUB
Rhododondron club has bazaar on
Tuesday. Nov, 10. nj tho homo OF
Mrs, Minnie krcger, si4 Flfth ave,
n, Luncheon from II to 2 o'clock.
EASTERN STAR CLUB
Eastern Star club meets FOR bridge
and whist for members and guests AT
1890 Arcade building, Tuesday, Nov.
~, az y, m,
SUNSHINE GUILD
Sunshine Guild meets with Mrs, n.
l.. Merrill. 100 u, iGth st.. Tuesday.
Nov. IL. at II o'clock.
CLfoNfAN CLUB
Cllonian club meets Tuesdny. Nov.
10. at o'clock Ia Federation club.
house.
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SIGNS on THE TRAIL
DO YOU know that the December.
the big Christmas issue Of tho North.
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The Public Health Nurse com
mitiee OF tho Red Cross viii meet
at the Y. w. c. A. Tuesday. Nov.
cmhcr 10. at 1880 o'clock.
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AMAZING
OF /

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cLioNrAN CLUB

sHAwoNDAsEE CLUB
shawondasco club meets with Mrs,
y. II. Little, bi2 Third ave. w, Tues.
day, Nov, 10. az o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-12

One hundred per cent Every
Girls subscriptions and 100 per
cent Torch subscriptions are pour
ms into Campfire headquarters in
good shape Mrs Cheney and Mrs.
{, q. Clarke Of Richmond High
lands are the last two groups ON
tho honor roll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-12

Mrs Blanche Parker and two sons.
Mr. George Parker and Mr. John
Parker, left this morning by motor
FOR California on u months tour Of
The Southern state,