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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-15
DOROTHY TAY GOUID

The Seattle Fine Arta society has
"a special loan exhibit this week OF
ailyersmlthlns from the Gorhum
workshops. supplemented by loans
u local heirloom silver
The collection win remain on view
free 20 the public daily from n 10 6
az tho galleries. l2ls Fourth ave.
There win be a talk Thunday
afternoon az Z o'clock al the gallery
by Miss Marguerite Walker Jordan.
assistant 60 the president Of the Cor
ham company. She will speak on
The History and Romance of Sil
yer" and Three Centuries ~ Table
Mannera" Mus Jordan o. n Virgin
ian herself and especially interested
and Informed about the wonderful
diHplBys OF heirloom silver which she
has discovered upon her recent tour
% the South.
In California she found that the
Daughters ~ the California Pioneers
and the Pioneer Women 9rEBniza
tlonH already had most interesting
collections OF silver which came
around The Horn and across the
plains with the early Hrti.ru By
contrast. Miss Jordan exhibited a col
lection u the finest Of modern sll
yer. containing examples OF tho az
fcrrut periods ~ design
Anyone with interesting old pieces
made prior 90 1850 NJ, auid bring
them Thursday 20 The Fine Arti
galleries and lct them BE- exhibited
Miss a. q Baldwin IN assisting
Miss Jordan ia arranging the pfvs
cnt exhibition
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POOLING THE BUGS

4 motorist in the South once
stopped for water OF dilnpidated
house where barefooted man. lean
ing against n rickety fence. was gaz-
ing medltatiyely across a field tina;
had grown up 10 weeds. How is
your cotton this Year, the motorts;
asked.
well. SIR" replied tho man, y
amt got no cotton. ! didn't. plant
none cause was afraid tho boil
wceyil might be bad"
How is your cornT'
We'll" came the reply. II didn't
plant no corn neither. for I didn't
know II we'd git rain"
Tho motorlst hesitated. How are
your sweet potatoes?" he asked a;
last.
We'll. now. stranger" the man re-
piled. you see. it's Just this way: ]
didn't plant no sweet pertaters cause
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AR and Mrs Isaac Cooper arc
spending toms time at tho Hotel
Ambassador IN Los Angeles.
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Personal

AIa Emily Nettlotou and Mis-
Margaret Brady OF Tacoma. and
Marion Troy OF Olympia wlll spend
tn coming weekend us tho guestH
OF Allss imoscne Conett.
M1rs Doris Mitchell returned last
eYeaiaS from q abort trip 20 Van.
rouycr, II. c.
Mrs Edwin 4 strout. Jr, and
baby will return tomorrow from
nm extended witt In New Orleans
SIR and Mrs. Robert Meulek
Murisl waterhousej removed today
10 25o2 gard ave. s.
Mr, and Mm. James Garfield
Eddy Of Everett with their guests
Sir and Nm. Robert Eddy OF Bay
city. Mich. left today for California
Aiiss Jane Perkins. who q NJ.
tending MLs Finch's school In New
York will spend tho Easter holidays
with fricndH In the Bcrmudas.
Nr and Mrs Edgar Amss who
have been visiting in tho East Tor
several weeks have gone TO Der.
mudn, and viii return 20 Seattle
about April 10,
Mr J. y. Farrell a leaving in n
Few d1yH for Los Angeles. 10 joln
MIR Farrell and Mbs Helen Far.
rall
AR and Mrs Isanc Cooper arc
spending toms time at tho Hotel
Ambassador. IN Los Angeles.
Mfu. william Lee Norris len re-.
Gently for Los Angeles. where shs
viii join Or Norris.
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BRIDGE Luncheon Hostess

Mrs A. t. L. Williamson was hostess at bridge
afternoon at her home. 2i2i 51st s. Twenty 81
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HOLDS ANIMAL
FLOWER SHOW

MIR John Carroll Perkins Is hold.
inE her annual exhibition Of spring
flowers tulips. narcisHi and hyu.
clnths=a az her home. itis y, glrd H.,
on ThurrdHy, Friday, Saturday and
Monday. March i5. &c. ~ and 70. IN
tho afternoons. and also Friday and
Saturday evenings, March % and H.
The gay coioring n tho wallis lined
with pots % hundreds u pink and
yellow ana white blossoms d enough.
hu, added arc tho perfection ~ every
flower as Aira. Perkins grows them
Mrs Mary N. Atwater was In 20.
sttle Monday on her way East. where
following the closing of her AFFAIR."
In Basin. Mont. she will 80 10 hoe.
ton 20 open her weaving studio and
make her home.
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Pro0ram for Lenten Musicale

L0non mu7lole Palm
sunday tho following arranged by
EiEabe Richmond presented
ioSnnNfrs Lou Stauio Mrs Harold @
Cecil Bagy Mrs Clark Burkhcm Miss Louise sa
Mary enborEer and Miss Jcso Lee Poole
lashlry
Charles Hamm the plano.
selectcl-Alr James r. Harvey
sonata op 81 Bccthovcn "Farewen "Abscne Return
Double quartet Harold
Swendsen Bagsy BuTkhomc Miss Scl
sesr Mary Eunbergcr Miss Jessie Lee Poole
solo-Mrs Lou Saude.
The viii Marble and Mrs
nond Wrtg
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WHITTIER HEIGHTS
IMPROXEMENT C,IIrIi

The regular meeting Of tho whit
tier Heights Improvement club will
DO held on Friday, March 10. at 8 .,
M In the Whittier school, West
18th ri. and 18th ave. ". w.
several important propositions 10
be passed on. There Will he two
very interesting and popular speak
ers Everybody invited. Refresh
ments.
Don't forget the dance in Green
wood bali, March 10.
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Seattle Nrf

made the produCtH halahle Follow
Ing the death 0f her husband and
several years war work whom her
talents were applied 20 handiwork AZ
AN aid 20 medicine IN the army hos
pitfalls. she came 90 seattle and was
engaged for winter Instructor IN
weaving at tbs university
Mra. Atwatcr has perfected two
very handy portable looms Thee
looms come IN is-inrh and is-inrh
sizes. an tot up with 10 and 20 yards
uf warp. respectively
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Music
Delights Audience

AfAilEllAo uulttiAE
A larte and enthusiastic audience
greeted the sparEur string quartet
al tho artistic concert given BY them
Tuesday evening. IN tho Methodist
church az Bremcrton
Tho rnHsmhle, composed n John
Hpargur, first violin. Albany Rltchio.
second violin. HELLER Collens, viola
AMI George kirchner ylol0nceilo.
we're assisted by MIRA A. Leroy
Brown and SIR Herbert Halliday,
NpraliatH, and Mf James Hamilton
Howe and Mr. 4. vs. Wins0r. ac-
c1mpanirtH
The following program was pre-
srutcd:
Quartet Minor opus 81, 30. i,,..
AHdaHts prsssiyD-Allrrro
h0hrrfp l'fsai0I
hdHHi1
Finale lPrsrtol
Alla hpagn'la' ,st,,s,,.,., Gistouugu
.AHaahir tauiabils' srt.r. TurhaIk0us ~ y
u Am Tlianiz" 1000. -Ambfaas Thomas
t'plgunihs from "MlruonHI
- spirit Flower 5000. Campbell linton
Mu a, lEroy urgpu.
James Hamilton Hove. arr8mpsHI.f
~
'lt n Enough" Nfr0m "EliiahrJ ....
r.rarr..s-rrr trr...r.s Nrnislfs1hH
Herbert Halliday
r. ~ WluH0f. aFr1muauiFt
hertsfHr from End quartet --. u1fodIa
'AnfnHrltH .,rssrss..r. AffudrfaGHu
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WEST SEATTLE Pr. 4.
TO ENTERTAIN

Dr. suzzaIlo. president Of the Uni
vcrsity OF washington. will be the
principal speaker at an entertain.
rnent to be given by the West SCAT
tic Parent-Tencher association Mon
day. March 10. in the auditorium.
The subject OF Or. suZzallos speech
will be: shall Your Boy and Girl
Go 70 Collcga7'' There win be solcc.
tons by the Boys and Girls Glco
clubs md the orchestra.
Everyone Is invited.
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CLUBS FOR FRIDAY

PENNSYLVANIA STUDY CLUB
The Pennsylvania Study club will
entertain the presidents and trustees
OF the City Federation Of Women's
clubs at tho Federated clubhouse,
Friday. March 1s. at p. m. A spe-
cial program has been arranged for
the affair.
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NOT A RACING MAN

Young Bride thopcfully) 49, Your
married life has been a great success
hasn't 81. granny
Granny tcauuously)-wcn. yes Il
has, my dsar--so far,--Punch., LON.
don.
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WEAVING WAS
PASTIiiE FIRST

Having studied art for many years
here and abroad AZ Eirl. Niru At
water took up weaving, when she
found many Of the old women on
out-ot-the-waY ranches ~ their
ioona and applied 70 the crude art
ideas in de ian and color which foon
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THOUGHTFUL

Perfect Butler (hnying supplied re-
frcshmcnt TO couple sitting out In bill
lard room) you wish the
lights out, sir. or merely lowered7-
Punch, London.
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oRTHoPEDIC GUILDS
TO MEET


The different orthopcdlc guilds
VIII meet Friday, March 16, as FOL.
lows:
Capitol Hill, with Mrs. NJ. r. Gelst.
Ing, 1926 10Th ave. NJ. all day.
Denny.Fuhrmnn with Mrs. A. A.
Sutherland, SOs Shelby ST.. all day.
East Highland Driyc. with Mrs.
Josiah Moore. 2iOo H. Prospect st.
First Hill. with Mrs. G. r. Collins,
2736 5Sth ave. s. w.
Frink Park. with Mrs. n. H. Beck.
cit, 40l 31st ave. s., at 1870 p. m.
Interlnken, with Mrs. j. A. La
Chnpelle. 1923 Interlaken blvd, at
q. m.
Laurelhurst, with Mrs. Charles
sowlc. at Laurel court.
Madronn, with Mrs, t. p. whiting,
$40 37th ave.
Medina, with Mrs. Walter John
son. at 10 n. M; sewing.
Mount Baker Park, with Mra,
Charles u. Dodge, 37Os 42nd ave. g.,
at p. m; sewing
North Queen Anne. with Mrs. w
y. Hubbard, 7O3 32nd ave. s., at 10
O. m.
Queen Anne, with Mrs. Charles s.
Wills, 416 w. Comstock ST., at 10
| n. m.
Rcnton Hill, with Mrs. Ella q. Ros.
enberg. Porter apartments, Boylston
ave. and Olive at, 10 n. m.
University, with Mrs. Robert Grace
1914 18th nve. N. d., nt 10 n. m.
Washington Park, with Mrs w
w. Barr. on 3Gth ave. NJ. AT p. m.
Seahurgt, with Mrs. Williams al
10 n. m.
Sunset, with Mrs. a. c. Courtney
1893 w. 4Gth ST., at 10 n. IN,
window, with Mrs Philip Ablan,
LONESOME CLUB
The Lonesome club will meet Fri.
day evening, March 10. at tho Rpin-
/ l.p GpauI bnfni All atpaugors and
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
GIRIs, nEaEnvE conPs

GIRLS RESERVE CORPS
Roosevelt High School Girls Re.
serve Corps wtli ehaperan the Little
Friends club on tour Of inspection
OF the courty-city building aa tho
guests of w. A. Gaines. county com
missioner MrH J. T. Walton viii he
IN charge. Members will meet al 2
O'Clock az tac y w G. a. Saturday.
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pRIMARY pEpARTMENr

GRACE NJ. u. SUNDAY SCHOOL
The primary department OF Grace
NJ. u. Sunday school will give nm en-
tertalnment In the church. Friday
evening. March 1G. at 1880 o'clock.
Parentq and friends will BIO cordially
welcomed.
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BENEFIT DINNER AND CARD
AE
PARTY

Stevens w6mau's Relief Corps
No. /. Auxiliary 20 Stevens Post.
No. 1. q. a. r.. Will entertain with
Ia 81, Patrick day homo cooked
dinner on Friday March 80, az Vet
Grams hall. Annoy. from y until
lao .. m. AZ : o'clock there viii
ho q progressive whist party.
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Miss MILDRED STEPHENS budrc
vi Friday a. brdeseIeet Of the spring
compliment jackson leaving her
Aue Georga. the University
Washington. $ member OF Alpha Theta sorority
tables win bo IN play
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COTERIE CLUB WILL
OBSERVE GUEST DAY

In observance OF Guest day" the
Coterie club will be hosts Friday
afternoon, March is, entertaining in
honor Of the presidents and the Off
GERS Of the Seattle Federation Of
Women's clubs. Mrs. Louise c. Beck
has arranged an attractive program.
which viii be presented at the Uni.
versity Way club, 1880 University
way, at 3 o'clock.
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WEST SEATTLE REVIEW
rrr-.taaIasIr ltrIaltI 4.

West Seattle Review. w. r. A.
Sowing circle. viii nice, ut the
home OF Mz. julia KrilRm. 57il
tard ave. 8. W., Friday. March 10,
AT p IN. Members and friends
invited.
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SEXTON FRIENDsuTp GLUE

Sexton Friendship club viii meet
at the homo OF Mra. Mansflelds. 1881
Seventh ave. W., Friday. March IS.
Luncheon Mt 1890. Take car No. 20
10 Howe st.
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FRG no GfRIs

Fri no Girls Reserve corps win
ohapNron tho Rainbow club on tour
Of tho Imperial Candy company plant
Saturday morning al $3.50 o'clock
with Mira T. Il, Kicker in charge.
Members arc asked 10 gather at the
Y. ". c. A. at 0 o'clock.
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was afraid the bugs might take
them. No. sir. didn't plant nothin'
/ Just played safe."-Youthz' Com
panion.
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NATIVE DAUGHTERS
OF WASHINGTON

Princess Angelina Parlor No. :, ~
b. w. win hold whist card party
~ DartncllH cafeteria. Second ave
and Madison ~, Saturday evening
March II. az o'clock. No refresh.
mcnts win be served All members
and friends invited They viii also
give a card party on Saturday eve.
ming. March g. FOR tho benefit Of
the grand patlor.
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LEGION AUXILIARY
TO ENTERTAIN

Tho American Legion auxiliary 20
University Post No. II Is giving n
ST. Patrick party Friday evening.
March 16. at Sis, AT tho homo OF
Mrs w. II. Nelson. 1910 Baghgy. All
Legion and auxiliary members and
their friends invited 20 attend.
Cards and dancing viii be the enter.
talnmont. Later refreshments viii
be served. This party IS for thc
benefit OF the auxlliary's hospital
fund.
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HARRISON PIT A.

Harrison ParentTcachor REsocIa.
ton viii hold an evening meeting
Friday. March isi nt o'clock. at tho
school The program win he as fol.
lows.
Nanaoiln solo .......,.. .Ntr urn uaYtF
Mandolin dust ,.-t.-.s..s
....s.,. Nr Fen Boyer. Kenneth RHsk
piano solo ,,t.,...s.s. Eiiuor EuEslsslsn
Lewis rrtlt Artist QaAftHfs
.t.4..rs.... Helen Wlie1u. Elizabeth
RYdnsY. GLADYS Gray, Nvonus Lewis
....., Mrs. I. Andersen ana Daughter
Harp duet. ..s t.aeiiie kilt. Eiisnq Eina
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Dinner at Nam Yard

HoogcwerfL
and Mrs HoogcWc entertaining with dinner At then
quarters Friday Attached Attnchc
for the benefit OF the Navy Relief
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Russia now has commisBar for
minorities, His duties, VIC Judge. arc
those OK IA coroncr.-D Dallas News
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Dinner Before Mardi Gras Ball

Concluding
this viii be the Mard BAN
which special dinner will be served o. tho
clubhouse o'clock Balloons screnne and masks viii Be provided
nv the rfuh
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FREE SPEECH

Lenlne doesn't care what n man
flys 20 long rs he doesn't say Il in
Russia. James J. Montague.
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LADIES OF THE GOLDEN NORTH
The Ladies' OF the Golden North
will give n card party Friday. March
l6, at 1921 First ave, at s p. IN,
Alaskans cordially invited.
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AUXILIARY SEATTLE

fp5I NJ II
Tho American Legion Auxiliary 10
Seattle Post No IS. will hold a tea
AZ tho homo Of MrH 3. Glass, 4so3
Phinney ave, Friday. March is, AZ
1880 ,. 10. Take car No, 81.
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ArIAH enrrAL crIn

Allah Social club win mect with
Mrs. Helen Barclay, 5i7s Director
ST.. Friday. March rs. At .. m.
Assisting hostess. Mrs. May suod.
grass and Mrs. May Peterson. All
Eastern Stars invited.
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Bridge Tea WI Honor Fire BrideS-to-Be;
WomeRS University Club Plans Musicale
for Palm Sunday
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Orthopedic Shops

M auxiliary VIII at tho othopede Tea shop Friday with Ms
chairman assisted by Mrs Ashley
E.
p. Kaufman
Enerker, c. Dodge
all Friday.
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Mncheon WM Honor Mrs. McCloy

Acoy leaving March 90 Spring
led join Mcloy H. Mccoy
r. McCo luncheon
latter 4525 52nd s. Friday afternoon
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CHILD HYGIENE COMMITTEE

CHILD HYGIbNE COMMITTEE
The child hygiene committee OF tho
Seattle Council Of ParentTeacher
associations VIII meet In the school
board rooms Friday. March 10, at /
p. m. Mrs. Pearl Case Blough will
speak on Social Hygiene"
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IsAAC l. sTEVENs 2. .T. a

Isaac /. Stevens PIT. a. win give
an informal dance and card party at
the home of Mrs. w. w. Wood, 1906
21st ave. NJ, Friday, March 10, at 8
D. m.
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Ma. william Lee Norris len r.,
Gently for Los AnEelea. where she
will join Or Morris.
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BALLARD HIGH
SCHOOL +. r. A.

Ballard High school Parent
nachor association viii hold a
''tackto school night Tor The par
ents OF the students on Friday eve,
ming March ~, az 7is O'Clock Mn
Donna Baker and Nlr Carl Crosou
VIII be The speakers,
LITERARY AND MUSICAL CLUB
The Ladies' Literary and Musical
club VIII meet with Mrs Adelaide
Maysent. 7ti9 Fourth ave, y, r..
Friday. March 10. al s.lo y, m.
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Miscellaneous Shoacer for Miss BaiIev

Sunday Bailey
church. miscellaneous their
Friday Bailey.
Mrs E. sWcetand charge
Of the affaIr
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No-Host Luncheon Todau

A today shop
which Miss turned
included W Griswold p
J. FakenburE, / Dauh
Mrs Grunbaum Mrs N shaw Mrs r. L. Summers Mrs w s.
L.. Larnson,
r
Grafton f. Erickson
Kerry Stanley Gfhhs
r. Miller r. Turner
Mccoy. William Beardsey and Mrs. H. 7. ostrander.
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Mr J. y. Farrell Ii leaving IN
fgw d1ya for Los Angeles. 10 jolI
MIR Farrell and Mbs Helen Far
ron.
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or CIRCLE D

LADIES or CIRCLE d
The Ladies of Circle y, viii be
ho irassa 90 friends and members OF
MadronA Presbyterian church NJ a
musical tea 60 b. held Wednesday
afternoon. March a. o. tho home Of
MR. ~ r. Moves. 1894 75ih ave,
CANADIAN WOMEN's CLUB
The Canadian Womsn'H club will
hold ia social meeting Tuesday eve
ming. March 20. NJ ; o'clock. a, the
Federated clubhouse. corner Of Har-
ward ave, and Thomas a. Mira
Gabriel Smart and Mira Henry Rob-
lnpou will be the hnstssrnE Cards
will be the amusement OF the eve
ming. Refreshments All Canadians
and their friends invited
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CANAnIAN WOMEN.s CLup
LADY EAGLEs, cTrn

Lady EaElcG club viii meet Wed
uspiay. March -, al NJ. +, y. 4. hail.
1881 First ave. Luncheon AZ /
p. m.
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col. ELLswoRrH CIRCLE

NDII' I4IIIIo UftII NIINIIT
Colonel Ellsworth circle, Ladies' OF
the q. A. r.. will give a card party
in Veterans' hall Friday evening.
March 10, at 8 o'clock.
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NORDICA CHORAL CLUE

The Nordica Choral club viii hold
rehearsal on Friday evening NJ
o'clock nt tho sauipnctic building.
broadway and T.. Pine.
Prior 10 the rehearsal tho Camp
fire group will hold urertsnE a;
sa5 at tho Campfire Headquarters.
Arcade building.
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MASTER KEY"
PSYCHOLOGY CLASS

The master key psychology
class will meet Friday evening.
March Is. at 7.20 o'clock. In tho
University Branch library Lesson
-. subject. Tho Philosophers
Method Of Applying knowledge" Or.
Woods. teacher. Visitors welcome.
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NrRsEs. CONLMuNIQuE CLrR

NURSES IDNIWUNIQUE CLUB
The Nurses Communlquc club will
hold It's monthly meeting and social
evening. Saturday, March II, at s
p. m. at the home Of Mrs. Jack Null
lane, 59lo Admiral way.
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Ia BoHEME MUSIC CLUE
STEVENS w. r g.

The Stevens Woman's Relief Corps
win give a home.cooked dinner Fri.
day in Veterans hall. At 2 o'clock
progressive whist will be played.
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Ridgley Social club viii hold ~,
PatFlek'H dance and card party Fri
day. March "a. az p. m. at odd
Fellows temple.
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Women's Clubs

sEAHURsT AUXILIARY
seahurst orthopedic auxiliary will
meet with Mrs. n. e. Williams Fri.
day, March 10, at 10 o'clock.
La BoHEME MUSIC CLUE
La Boheme Music club viii meet
with Miss Winifred Bousfleld, 1894
18th ave. n. e., Friday. March l5.
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Graceful drapccs flowing mark tho ideal afternoon rocr or
today. NV" u
Sleeves s elaborate tho disappeared from oycnrc
"''e
Dopere falling below tho
street they miss tho sidewalk by but sometimes snrty
dressed women do not them '
The low necknc tho a
OF tho N
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WOMEN or MoosEHEART
LEGION
The Women Of Mooseheatt Legion
win cntcrtain with n calico hop" on
Friday evening. March 10. At Moose
temple.
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Affairs Planned for Nert Week


supper Wednesday
Sullivan hostess bridge luncheon at her home
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LOMEaOMM (lLIn

The Lonesome club will meet Fri.
day evening, March 10, at the Rpin-
lor Grand hotel. All strangers and
lonely people welcome,
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1NTERLAKEN GUILD

Interlaken guild OF the orthopedc
hospital win meet Friday, March 1G.
nj .. m, Mt tho home Of Mrs. jay
a. La chapelle. Mrs David II. ward
will assist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-15
Hostess at Luncheon

Mrs. Henry Suddreth was hostess Wednesday
luncheon at her home, 1918 Eastlake ave. in /
Lobdeil. past department president OF the LadIc
the Republic. Covers were placed for ten.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-19
AlVita Restores Health
After Forty Years
Of Nervous In
digestion

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California St, Long Beach. Calf.
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PEELED to use stomach pump for
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