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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16
Dunlap PIT. A.

Dunlap PIT. A. viii have an eve
ming Friday. January 10. AT 9
o'clock az the school Judge Reah
whitehead will speak on 'L~glslA-
tive Topics" Mr.. H. Vivian VIII
lead the community singing. RE-
ffeahments.
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COUE TREATS
CONGRESSMAN

WASHINGTON. Jan. i6.-Dr.
Emile Coue brourh, his magic words
to tho national capital today, with a
member % congress- scheduled 10 be
hts first patient.
Representative Mansfield. OF rcv.
as. confined 90 a wheel chair for two
years as the result OF spinal trouble.
arranged an appointment, with tho
noted French healer shortly after his
arrival here today from Philadelphia
Mansfield has been repeating Day
by day. in every way. I arm getting
better and better" and claims he IL
now able 10 hohble about his room.
Coue IL expected 10 pay his re.
spects 20 President Harding. and
may visit Mrs. Harding. who Is stead
lily recupcrating from her Illness OF
last summer.
One report was that the first lady
OF The land has been trying out the
Coue theories.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16

The Ladies' CT tho Golden North
will entertain ~iih a whist party,
Friday. January 10. at issss First
ave. a; .. m AL Alaskans In
vitcsi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16
You Can't Brush or
Wash Out Dandruff

The only sure way to get rid OF
dandruff Is 70 dissolve IL. then you
destroy II entirely. To do this. get
shout four ounces of ordinary liauid
srvon: apply IT at night. when retir.
ing. use enough To moisten the scalp
end rub IT in gently with the finger
G-,s.
DO this tonight, and by morning.
most, n not all, OF your dandruff will
be gone. and three or four more APP
plications VIII completely dissolve
and entirely destroy every single
sign and trace Of II. no matter how
much dsndruff you may have.
You viii find. too. that an itching
and digging Of the scalp will stop at
once. and your hair will be fluffy.
lustrous glossy. silky and soft. and
look and feel q hundred times better.
You can get liquid arvon at any
drug store. and II never falls TO do
tho work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16
Personal

Mr. L. y, Eynan and his daughter.
Miss f.uciie tiyman. returned Sunday
from a short trip Go California
Mr.. ana Mira. William NJ nolcom
LEFT today Tor a short trip In the East,
Mr.. and Mrs. August Dan hooHen-
dael Of Portland, are spending a Few
days In the city
Mrs. Ivan Parry has returned from
a visit IN iillineN Mont
Mrs. }. !. nurnnd and Misa Eliza
beth tseddow viii lravc next week for
Castle Springs Arix. TO be away a
month or six weeks
Mr. aud Mira Rufus i<inE, 1r. are
being feltcitated upon the birth ~ a
son. January n, at the Swedish hos
nital
Mrs Stewart Barber viii remove
February 1. from 2soi Franklin ave,
60 nremerton
Miss Margaret Lea viii spend she
coming weekend with her parents
MIR and Mfn John = Lea MIR Lea
will return this evening from Il three
weeks business trip in the East
Mr.. and Mrs " w unrlhut are az
their country place at Hunts roin,
this week.
Mrs. Waiter v. Fifer left saturday
for a three months visi, IN Call.
fornia.
Airs. Herbert Conner Talbot ufeicn
sutthofn. who has been spending the
past month with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. John suiihoff. viii return
20 her horne az Loomis about tho
first OF February
Airs Stephen Cook win leave Sat
urday for Portland for two months
visit with her son and daughlsrin'
Law. Ar and Mrs Frederick Cock
Mrs T.. y. Gehrea. who has been
spending a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. O. J. David. loft last evening
for her home IN Sacramento.
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Music
Elman Wins Ovation

disoha kiman. despite the number
81 vioiinistn who are coming into
prominonce. stili remains one OF the
few really great artists Of the present
day. Ills appearance la concert last
evening at the Metropolitan theater
again proved 20 Seattle. az did his
playing when he appeared here some
time ago in joint recital with Ysaye.
that he il complete master Of his in
hirument.
Few artists have the ability 20
man. His interpretations o. the
various compositions that have an
emotional appeal cannot h. sur
PASSED. fiis technical proficiency.
tonai oolorinE and purity Of intona-
ton are superb
OF particular musical interest were
the FIRST three numbers. 'sona'e ID
Major" By Hhendcl. the FIRST CON-
priacd OF She four movements. adagio.
allegro. larFhct'o and allegro. was a
beautiful composition given a superb
Interpretation.
f.aio'a symphonic rupaKnoio.- an
exceptional number. was also delight
fnlty given. Suite "yiri r.arm~n urn
NIGHTS" OPP III by Kronroid. ha. fur
exquisite movements. MAID IN Bridal
ARRAY" "Crnte~ane Funeral" Gar
den Scene and -Hornpipc" a, the
completion f-lman received n ycrf-
table ovation. 'Sociurnc." by Chop
In wiiheimi and SaraNatc's "Iosa. IS
two more charming numbers. fol-
lowed
Eaeh number was greeted with
prolonged applause and Elman era
cionsiy responded with many en-
cores which included ",flnuct IN q
Major by Beethoven. Turkish
March, ''vals. Bluc,,e." and schu-
bert -fyfiheinfa "Aya Maria"
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Douqlos Peachn Enqaqed

Mr.. and Mrs l.. c. Torrance. %
szs :. Kenmore ave. Los Angeles.
have announced the engagement Of
their daughter. Katherine. 70 Mr.. II.
<. Douglas peachy OF Washington.
q. C.. formerly OF Seattle.
Miss Torrance. popular dchutante.
d a graduate OF Marlborough College
and the Finch school In New York.
Mr.. Peachy. a brother Of the late
William = Peachy Of this city. j. a
graduate OF the University 81 vir-
xinia. and Is now connected with the
Washington office 81 Brooks Stokes
>ompany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16

Emerson PIT. a. viii hold It's Jan.
nary meeting Wednesday. January
IT. ~ go D. m. IN the school base.
ment. Miss Ruth Carroll. Of the Uni
versity Of Washington. win give an
Illustrated lecture on The Analysis
and Uses OF MIX" The pupils OF
Mkss Abble Works room VIII take
part In tho program. and the moth
ers will serve tea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16
Why Stay Fat?
You Can Reduce

The answer Of most fat people Is
that II In too hard. too troublesome
and too dangerous TO force the
weight down. Marmola Prescription
Tablets overcome all these difficult
ties. They are absolutely harmless
entail no dieting or exercise. and
have the added advantage Of cheap
ness. 4 case II sold at ono dollar BY
I'll druggists the world over or send
the price direct 10 the Marmols Co.
1912 Woodward ave-. Detroit. Mich.
Now that you know this you have no
excuse for being fat. but can reduce
steadily and easily without going
through long sieges OF tiresome ex-
erc5se and starvation diet for fear of
bad effects.--Advcrtisem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16

hostess for Westminster Presby.
terian church Wednesday at the Or
thopedic Tea Shop. Assisting win be
Mrs. Robert A. White. Mrs. Fay.
mond Wright Mrs. John r. Reed
Mrs. George w. English. Mrs. George
W Beardsworth. Mrs. Horace Gas.
ton. Mrs r. Hayden. Mrs. James
Johnson. Mrs. W. b. Donaldson. Mrs.
A. NJ. Berry and Mrs. Annie T.
6kow.
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Junior Informal at Club

The Junior entertainment commit.
Ire Of the womens University club.
which H. sponsoring the Junior In
formal At the club house ON Friday
evening. wishes 20 announce that
the dance IN for all members Of the
club Make reservations with Mrs
rhscher Hodge by THURSDAY Jsnu-
AIRY Is Capitol 0se4
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Whllwnrth PT. AZ

j A. Reed principal Of Franklin
High school. will address the next
meeting OF Whitworth Pr. a.
Wednesday, January II. at $3.50.
Miss Minnie Johnson. adviser Of the
freshman class OF Franklin, also
viii speak. All parents OF eighth
grade students particularly those
who are TO graduate this month.
are especially urged to attend.
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Tuesday. Jan. le--Annual ban.
ouet Young women's Christian As.
ISOLATION.
Thursday. Jan. is--F'riends OF All
Club. dinner. Young womnn'a
Christian Association Bldg. 6 O'Clock.
followed by the regular meeting OF
tho club In the clubrooms. third
floor. az 7 o'clock
THURSDAY. Jan. is--unlon Bible
Glass. Bible room. second floor
Young Womcn's Christian Assoeia.
ton Bldg, o'clock.
Thursday, Jan. rs, q O'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16

West Seattle o. f.. s. Social circle
will meet Wednesday. January II. at
. D. m. in the banquet room Of the
Masonic temple. California ave. for
cards. Hoatesses arc: Mrs. John A.
Kent. Mrs. Eugene Barrett and Mrs.
Ralph West.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16

Theta sigma Phi Aiumnae
Theta Sigma Phi Rlumnas will
meet AZ tho home OF Miss b. Matthew
Ass svinHlow pi. "Wednesday. Janu
AIRY Il. at TAO 2. m.
Aliruisfic Club
The Altruistic club will meet with
Mrs. Daisy sheridan. 1913 Franklin
ave, Wednesday. January AZ. at
.. IN.
Phi kappa sigma Moibcr-' Club
Phi Kappa Sigma Mothers ciut
viii give a party AT the chaptei
house, +b0s 18th ave. ~ ~. wednes
day. January A.. at y. ma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16

ilantiy trimmed with crystal. Jet.
rhinestone. silver or gold ornaments.
Both dFaped gowns. many only
slightly -. so az 10 be nearly
straiEilt. and fuilakirtod frocls were
popular
hsnleha gold and silver. green WINS
the only brilliant color. There were
also white, rusa shades. amber and
rnauye. Black was seen chiefly in
velvet
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About a year ago from my neghbor in his bird
store next door to mine (Air. Kaufman, on Third
Avenue) bought baby canary for my little daughter
Dick grew up fast, and wanted out of his cage for
freedom to fly about the room, master every swing
ing picture and light upon the pussy willows in the vase
could not play solo upon my piano alone, and the
hooking bird could not match his MARBLE as his throat
sweled in ecstacy.
And he showed signs of wanting to fight when we
went him, particularly fight with my little girl,
small and gentlehe surely could peck off her nose
So he picked his first fight with her as she payfuy
used her scoldng fngerat last to be nipped with his
little beak
He didn't get hurt in the sham battle but she did
and to only TO trip the rug and stumble
the way a Dick brought down his game, it were.
She showed signs of running away, so he trumphantly
followed her-few and lit right upon her head Now he
is boss of her. perches there every single daybut
he's afraid Of me yet, but hope TO win him
before long.
have learned last how to train canaries-be afraid
of them Train other birds the same way
But. zen PEASANT" let me speak word to young
in business with need to borrow money from bank
be afraid of your banker tell him that you areis my
best advice to young men, and have gone thru the
mill as few young men of 30 little years. IL years of
which in business for myself.
DU BARRY
Author of this PRovERB. making history in Seattle
''The the mills grind the finer the flour
-du BARR.
This proverb will go down in history out of Seattle
mon AMIES," for you.
borrowed thousands upon thousands when needed
it. from my banker when was afraid of him. and
that I'm not can't borrow dime.
Where lost out with my banker-happened-w
told him he had brain where his heart ought to be.
Music men have over 100000 of an investment in
pianos and Photographs in Seattle and the banks of
Seattle have not loaned the combined music merchants
here the patry sum of $4,000 against investment
help Seattle finance its music and not have
look elsewhere to music-loving section of the
country to help.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16

Mrs. Waiter u. Fifrr lcf, Saturday
for three months visi, IN Call.
fornia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16

MISS Ruth Carroll will give an
illustrated lecture on '"Thc Analysis
and Uses OF MIX" 20 the Emerson
PIT. A. Wednesday. January II.
at 2.30. Pupils OF Miss Abbie
Works room viii contribute 10 the
program. and their mothers will
serve tea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16

New York's first opera night sets
the winters evening styles.
THIS year. metal cloths. silver and
sold outnhone everything else.
with such gowns went slippers.
sioekinas and hair bandeaun g.
match
Other gowns we're trimmed WIN
metal cloth or lace.
Veivctn. taffctaH and clinslnx
crepss were seen. too, usually brii'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16
7'rurelers Complimented

To honor MIR. and Mrs Frederick
Wuisin. OF New York. who sailed
Sunday for China, whore they plan
10 remain for two years. Mr., and Mrs
J. u. f4owman were hosts Saturday
svenink at small dinner given AZ
The Sunset club. followed by an
0rpheum party at the Moore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16

The Mount Baker Park Luncheon
club will meet Wednesday. January
II. for a o'clock luncheon. NJ the
clubhouse. which viii be followed by
bridge. The hostesses for the after
noon include Mrs. Calvin q. Hall.
Mrs. Frank Lohse. Mrs. j. w Jones
and Mrs. Philip Kinzer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16

Mrs. Pansy Parks viii entertain
Past Commanders. No. 8. W. u. A..
Of Maccabecs. at her home. 2e27 Au-
rora ave. Wednesday. January II.
Luncheon at 1890 y. m
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Bride Dinner Club

Mr.. and Mrs. volney Richmond
are entertaining the members Of the
Denny Blaine Bridge Dinner club nj
their home. i41 3sth ave. ". this
svening. Covers viii BE- placed for
sixteen.
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panv. Of $500 on December .. A G.
Mecsbe and G. J. Hart were formally
charged with robbery late Monday
and bail fixed ~ 5000. Both deny
the charge. but both have been idsn.
titled by Cooper and eyewitnssses Of
the robbery.
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Progressive Thought club

The Progressive Thought club will
meet "wednesday January ~. At
1870 .. m. In the Federation club
house. Or. Roberto Wimer-Ford
will speak on "Our National Parks :"
Visitors welcome.
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Reception al OIllnpin

Governor and Mrs. Louis r. Hart
have Invitations out for reception
- the governors mansion at Olym-
pa on Thursday evening January
%. at sac O'Clock. IN honor Of the
pembers Of the present legislature
nnd their wives. Guests from the
sound cities viii attend.
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Washington Ploneers

women's auxiliary to Washington
Pioneers win hold an all.day meet
ing in the dining room at the Y. w.
c. A., on wednesday, January ~.
Luncheon, followed nj p. m. by
business meeting and program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16

A silver ten win be given Thurs.
day. January rs. from 1870 10 S
O'Clock AZ the home OF Mrs. Charles
Butterworth. soy olympic Place.
cards VIII be played and there VIII
be a program. The affair Ia for
Royal Neighbors OF America and
their friends.
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Dinner at Home

Or. and Mrs. G. A. wintermuts arr
entertaining with dinner Of eight
sovers on Friday evening a, their
home.
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To Entertain
Luncheon Club

Mrs. Ben Tipp will be hostess on
Friday afternoon. entertaining her
bridge luncheon club OF eight mem.
hers at her home. 1924 r. Newton st.
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Hosts at Bridoe

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Ellis Smith
entertained with four tables Of
bridge nj their home. s32z Burke
sve., Saturday evening in cosnpIL
ufent TO two Of their friends whose
birthdays occurred that day. Mrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16

AIki Review. No. 81. w. ~ A.. Of
the Maccabees win hold it's regular
meeting Wednesday. January II. AZ
8 p. m. IN the a. o. u. w. hall.
1909 Ninth ave.
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colnan PIT A.

colman PIT. a. wili have ~ regu'
lar monthly meeting THURSDAY. janu'
airy -. at p IN. There viii h. a
program
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Annual Meeting

Tho Broadway Guild OF the Ortno.
oedic hospital win hold it's annual
meeting Friday afternoon. January
~. at Mrs. Cecil Bacon's home. at :
escIock
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CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY
luxiilary 10 An saints Churcb

The Womcn's auxiliary 20 All
Saints church will give military
house. wednesday. January II. al s
y. m.
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Mrs. SussaHo at Home

Mrs. Henry SuExallo has cards out
Tor an mt home" ON Friday, January
Is. AT $50 o'clock. AZ the presidents
house on the University campus. IN
honor OF the Washington state Press
association.
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Men Charged With
Robbery Arraigned

Identified ~ the two men who
held up ana robbed walter =. Coop
er. cashier OF the Union on com
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Green Like P.T. A.

Green Lake PIT. A. will meet
"Wednesday. January II. at 2.so p.
m. superintendent T. r. Cole will
address the meeting and several mu-
steal numbers will be given.
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Seattle
Society
AIRS. Baltic to Entertain
for Daughter, Mrs.
SusSdlio Has Cards Ont
for Tea.

NTRs. ALEXANDER RATLI.tE is
AZ entertaining with a luncheon on
saturday afternoon az the sunset
stub In compliment 90 her daughter.
Mrs. Charles Banks, % iakevilie.
coan.. who r. her guest
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Amarnntb sociaI fluh

Amaran,h Social club Seattle
Court No. l. will meet Thursday.
January ~. AZ 1880 O'Clock. for
luncheon with Mrs. Gertrude Waller.
5To5 18th ave. n. r.. New officers
VIII be elected AZ that time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16

ADDITIONAL CLUBS
University Guild

The University Guild OF tho ortho-
pedic hospital. viii meet Friday.
January 10. Mt the home Of Mrs.
Ira II. Watson. b252 nth ave ". r..
The assisting hostenses VIII bo
Mrs. Florence Durrnn Mrs. J. n.
Winston and Mrs u. r. Huffner.
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Rainier Club
Dinner Dance

The Rainier club viii have ain.
ncr dance ON saturday evening for
members. their wives. daughters and
sons and out.of town guests
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Slrnal Corns AnrilInr,

Signal Corps auxiliary will meet az
Moves cafeteria Wednesday. Jsnu.
airy a. Election. Business meeting
win follow dinner at y. m.
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st. Joseph,s Guild Card Party

". Joseph's Parish guild will give
a card party at the home OF Mrs
George w Rourke. 1920 T.. Prospect
ST., at 2 D. m.
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Tho Halter Lake study club will
meet ~ the home OF Mrs. It. n
Lind. Thursday. January rs. az
p. IN.
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woncn's Alliance

The women's alliance OF the Uni
yesity Unitarian church will meet
Wednesday. January n. At 2 O'Clock.
for business. A. 3 o'clock Hand Bag
Players will entertain members.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16

Or Robert Max Garrett speaks 70
members Of Seattle Musical All So.
eiety in Fine Arts Gallery wednss-
day. January n. at Al a m. Vocal
selections 10 be given by Margaret
Mess Hsmion and Mabel Meas
Clarke. Leone Lasngdon and Paul
McCoole. piRnists.
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Business and Professional Nomsn's
Club

Saturday evening. January ~. the
Business and Professional women's
club viii have turned over 10 their
organization by the Cosmopolitan
Players st the old ovpheum thester.
Third avn. and Madison at. the re
oelpts of that evenings entertain.
ment. when the play. The Girl In
the Taxi" VIII be presented.
The proceeds VIII go 20 the clubs
building fund. ~ that rooms will be
ready for visitors who next July viii
be in Seattle en- route or returning
nom Portland. WHORE the national
convention Of the club will ts held.
Miss Edna CranEIc ~ In charge
Of the ticket sale. Tickets may he
obtained by calling Elliott 0seo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16

Mra. Herbert Conner Talbot ufeicn
satthofn. who has been spending the
past month with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John su,ihoff. viii return
20 her horne az Loomis about tho
fls.a 81 Y..l.rlla -.
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The German Ladies' society will
have n special benefit card party At
Odd Fellows temple. 10th ave. and
Z. Pine ~. Thursday. January is.
at 2 p. m. The proceeds VIII be
used for local charities. Friends in.
terested are especially invited.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS


Brighton PIT. a. wili NEE; in tho
assembly room wednesday. Jan. II.
at z:is p. m Mrs. A. q Orecnsireet.
president % the Seattle Council %
PIT. A. viii spsak The SIXTH grade
will furnish tho program
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Robert Morris chapter. q. D.. o.
r. e. Social club VIII mee, wcdnes.
day. January ~. nj the home Of
Mrs. J. ~ Mrkals iTia r. Pros
poet st. At 10 o'clock Picnic lunch.
con. Cards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16

The Classic Culture club wili NEE,
At O'Clock Saturday afternoon,
January 20. al the federation club.
house for an unusually entertaining
program. A musical lecture recital,
Around the world tn Song will
be given By Mira. Clara 81. Hariie.
with Mrs. Malcolm Haagcn at the
piano.
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club. second floor ciubrooms. foung
Womcn's Christian Association.
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IenIa social club

fonis Social club win mer, In tho
card room ~ the Masonic temple
wednersiay January ~. az .. m.
Eastern stars and friends welcome
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West Seattle review No. 81. vs..
u. A. Of the Alaccabcea. viii have
a card party az Carpenters hall.
atti California ave, on "Wednesday
evening. January ~. a, 4 O'Clock.
business meeting az TIP. m.
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Greenwood Chapter o. y. y.

Greenwood chapter 4. d. O. =.
=. wili meet "Wednesday evening.
January a. a. o'clock. AZ the
Green Lake Masonic temple. inl.
siaiion. All Eastern Stars welcome
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16

Beacon HIN PIT. A. viii meet IN
room IL at 2:so "wednesday. Miss
Reah Whitehead will speak on leg
islation affecting women and chill.
dren. Special music has been ar.
ranged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16

Annual Play Day Of woman's r
Re Nafa club will be held wcdnss.
day, January II. AZ ? p. m, with
Mrs. John Blain. 1919 Goth ave s. W.
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Woman. Century Club

The drama department Of the
wafnan's Century club VIII meet
with Airs. r. y. HcmminRway. sess
10th ave. n. r. on wednesday.
January n. AZ 1880 a. m. for lunch.
con Program ~ $40 o. ma. with
Airs Arthur Holt IN charge.
The department viii read THE
w'hife-hsaded boy" b. Lsnnox Rob,
iuson.