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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-07
MRS. H. c. STILES
IS AGAIN NAMED.
st. PauI'S Ladies Aid Society
Elects Officers and Names
Committees

TOTTENVILLE, March Mrs.
Henry G. Stiles was elected presi-
dent of the Ladies Aid Society of
st. Paul's Methodist Episcopal
church at the annual election held
in the lecture room Monday night.
Mrs. Stiles. who has held the Office
of president for the past several
years was presented with a hand
bag from the members of the society
Tor her faithful work as head of
the organization. Mrs George
Whitehead. wife of the pastor, made
the presentation speech at the sup
per, which was served following the
meeting and election.
The other officers named are Mrs.
arthur f. Decker. first vice presi-
dent; Mrs. James Laing, second vice
president Mrs. Graham Christopher,
treasurer; Mrs. William F. Pepper,
secretary and Mrs. John Thompson
and Mrs. Carl Raguse, collectors.
Mrs. Stiles has named the follow
Ing heads of committees for each
month for 1923-24: April, Mrs. Will
1am F. Pepper: May, Mrs. r. Oliver
and Mrs. George Eggert June, Mrs.
John Thompson; July, Mrs Roy
Melvin; September, Mrs. w. j. Der
ickson and Mrs. Walter Beers; Oc-
tober, Mrs. Parry and Mrs. William
Eppinger; November, Miss Hazard;
December, Mrs. Arthur L. Decker;
January, Mrs. Woimlund: February,
Mrs. Carl Raguse and Mrs. George
A. Moore and March, Mrs. Graham
Christopher. These committee will
plan for various events to be held
each month for the benefit of the
bazar held in December. A mazola
luncheon was held at the lecture
room yesterday afternoon at which
ninety-five people were served. The
March committee was in charge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-07

PLEASANT PLAINS

Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Bailey. OF
the Bronx, have been visiting at
Prince Bay Little Farms.
William Mcneil is recovering at
the Richmond Memorial Hospital
from an attack of lung congestion.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett Suffern, of Great Kills
at the Memorial Hospital recently.
John Bartlett. of Manhattan, was
visitor in town yesterday.
Arrangements are about complete
for the annual dance and reception
of the Amicitia Association to be
held Friday night at Amicitia hall.
Molly Stark Council. Daughters of
America, met last night at Amicitia
hall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-07
Daniel Butler

TOTTENVILLE, March 7:-Daniel
B. Butler who for forty years con-
Quoted an art store at Twenty-eigi.th
street and Fourth avenue, Manhat-
tan, died Monday at the home of his
nephew. Harry w. Kelsey. Giffords S
lane, Great Kills. Mr.. Butler was
nlnety-three years old and bad been
a resident of State Island many
years. Besides Mr.. Kelsey he is sur
ylved by several nieces and nephews.
Inc funeral was held this afternoon
from the home of Mr.. Kelsey in
Great Kills. Rev. S. o. Rusby, pas
tor of the Woodrow Methodist
church, officiated. The interment was
in the Woodrow cemeterY.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-07
BROTHERHOOD TO ELECT
OFFICERS At WOODBRIDGE

WOODBRIDGE, March 1.-THE
third monthly dinner OF the Mems
Brotherhood of Woodbridge town
ship will be held in the church par
lors tomorrow night. followed by the
regular monthly business meeting.
Officers for the ensuing year will also
be elected.
A splendid entertainment program
has been prepared by the committee
according to John Richard, secretary
of the Brotherhood.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-07
TOTTENVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. George Sherwood
have been entertaining the latter's
brother. Cyrus Marshall, of the
Bronx.
William Trafford is at the Staten
Island hospital for another op-
grafton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Conley of
Bloomfield visited friends here
Sunday.
Patrolman Arthur ]. Romer,
driver of the police car, who had
oeen confined to his home ill for sew
eral weeks, has been put back on
thirty days day tour patroling by
The police surgeon.
William Mcintyre of West Phila-
deIphia was the guest of friends over
the weekend.
William Cornell and two sons, for
iner residents, We're i'll town on
Monday.
= The Alter Guild of st. Stephens
Ynurcl will have a food sale at the
home of Mrs. Archibald Wilburn,
Main street, Saturday afternoon.
Kenneth s. Strayer has finished
the course at the Eastern College of
Chiropractic and has received his
diploma to practice. The exercises
were held at the Brooklyn Academy
gf Music, and those present from
here were Mrs. Henry Schneider
Miss Dorothy Schneider and Mrs.
John Hume.
A police department truck that
came down yesterday to remove the
load Of beer seized on Saturday,
from the disabled truck standing in
front of the station house, broke
down itself and was unable to take
The sixty half barrels away to the
storehouse.
Rev. DR.. Oscar L. Joseph will give
4 special address at the Lenter par
ior meeting of Bethel church to-
night, to be held at the parsonage.
Huguenot Chapter, No. SS, Order
of the Eastern Star, is scheduled to
meet tonight at the Masonic Temple.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-07
CARTERET

The knights of Columbus held
their regular meeting last night in
the club rooms of fire company No.
.. Plans for the new home were
laid over until the next meeting due
to absence of several members.
Two signs for the enforcement of
speed laws are to be placed at both
ends of the borough limits.
The semi onthly dance of the
club will be held next Sat
urday night.
The Carteret Oil & Refining Com
pany is reported to have acquired
the property adjoining Williams &
Clark Co.. for their local plant.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-07
School Job for Pierson

J. Noble Pierson & Son have been
selected as architects for the new
Fair Haven school which it is esti-
mated viii cost $4,000. The school
will be 141 by 80 feet and contain
an auditorium and class rooms. The
building will be one story affair
of front brick and terra
Gotta, and will be semi-fire proof.
The vote on the appropriation will
be held on March 10.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-07

Give Variety TO your winter menus
look through tho Good Things "a Eat
ads In the CLASSIFIED Section today
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-07
LESS THAN COST OF
MANUFACTURE

Your choice Of White Enamel, Ivory Enamel.
Oak, Walnut or Mahogany finish only one Of a
yfr,,Ja and -,Tfc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22

Miss Agnes Bmnigan. of Ban
Francisco. iH visiting her brother and
aistcrin law. Mr and Mrs J, r.
Hrunigan.
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woMEN.s cfv1c LEAnrE

woMES's CIVIC LEAGUE
Tho Seattle Womens Civic
league will have an open meeting
Thursday. September "a. al p.
m. at tho Y W. c. a. The pro,
gram will include.
Speech. l.. Is schwcilcnbach. on
ihs par, that women should take in
civic affairs. music. talk. Mrs W.
Y. Barnhari. on iho league. It's pur
poses and program. music. talk,
SIR. Il =. Weeks. on what mem.
borshlp in the league means. Music
70 be- furnished by Seattle Com
-nnniiY service.
Tho beard Of directors arc: Mra
Henry tAndes. Mrs. w II. Bliss
Mira Nathan Eckstcin.. Mrs u. A
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scibert, Mrs. H. Y. Mal,by. Afrn.
Y. !. Bnilaine. Miss Nellie Good
hue. Mrs s. Pearson. Mrs Carl
schcrmor, Mrs. NJ Elias. Miss Az.
nrs Handlcy. Mrs L. r. jameson.
Miss Ceiin Shelton. Mrs. George l..
Mclaughlin. Mrs. +. w. Hargrnyc.
Mrs. Carrie r. Buell.. Mrs. Donald
McClciland. Mrs Mary Green
I,ewis. Mrs Frankie Schmiiz. Mrs
George r. Dalton. Mrs. ". r. Barn,
hart. Mrs. Eva g. Godfrey. 3irs.
Norman Compton. Mrs. May Avery
wilkins
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Mr. Carl Could. well known Seat
ne architect. ~ 10 design the ap-
pronch 10 the "Camamderie' of the
Campfire Girls Air Gould visited
the ship and expressed bis keen in.
forest IN the many plans tho girls
have Win such expert advice. u
win not be long before the ship ls
remodeled and open and ready for
tie first houfe-warming.
The ship - being moorcd, this
week. at waterway No. 3. ~ the
foot Of Caller IT, In securing loca'
ton, every prenution was taken IN
choosing the site that will be- &C.
ccsaIble and safe FOR the many hun.
tEcd girls who viii use n.
4 licensed engineer viii be In
charge Of the heating plant and op.
crate tho boat Living quarters are
being equipped for eight Or ten.
Among those who VIII live aboard
win be Ruth a. Brown. Marguerite
=. BfinRloe. Gcneyieye Fox and sev.
eral Seattle school teachers.
Practically every town IN Alaska
has n group ~ girls which "a doing
things equally as interesting as the
things done by Seattle girls You
viii know Il next summer. when q
boat lond Of Alaska girls steam into
Elliott hay. bound for Camp sealth.
IN cordova. every Rlr Of Camp
fire age - enrolled In a Campfire
group. In skagway the Campfire
Girls have just given very inter.
cstlnF play. 10 raise money for dues
for the current year. In Keichillan.
they were worrying how 10 have
community Christmas tree. when
II rains almost every day In the
year. The few places where there
are no Campfire Girls viii have
them IN the very near future.
II was amazing how much they
know Of Camp sealth and the &C
tivitles Of the Seattle girls" said
Miss Brown, on her return from
Alaska. Monday morning. hut the
Socret WAS disclosed when we dis
covered Seattle newspapers in every
corner drug store
a number Of cordovn gir.s wish e
correspond with Seattle Campfire
Girls and girls interested may secure
names from headquarters one Of
tho hest Campfire groups IN Alaska
Is In Petersburg with Miss Lenors
Mnriin. formerly Of Seattle. for Tho
guardian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22

Mrb. Y. y. waful. OF Chicago.
who has been visiting her aunt. Mrs,
/. r. Shrine. lefi today for her
home In Chicago. by way Of cdifor'
MIA
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DATES
TO REMEMBER

sAfuH DAY. SEPTEMBER g.
~ aud Mrs.. Harvey D. fetifrh
dinner at The sunset club f9f 81.
Had Mrs . a. iilefdsl.
Dinner dance ~ ihG college riub
81 ana afs iienfy Hrsdrfirh's in-
formal dance fYf Miss Margaret
and Miss cathsrinr HuuaG ~
ipts, Mont ~ hons.
~ AMI hfs, Jerome w. Smiths
dinaer ~ homo 20 honor Nrs
David Htudlrf ~ los Angeles
SUNDAY, sIrTEMBEn ga
Al ana Are Jason y. BOILERS
buffet supper 20 honor tkeiT a0n.
Mfi John Duilsr, and Aitu Hattie
Anderson, ~ home
MoSDAY. sEI'rINunEn Ga
Mrs q A. g. Rochester and Mrs.
David Agrsau nodeucts musical
tsa Tor Mrs Haif Goddard of
Tons Beach. Cal. az the Sunset
club.
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER gs--
aiss Pearl narold's tea Hrd towel
shower Tor Miss Kathleen
Air and Nrs Hush W Mccusry's
dinner % compliment Mrs Mar
Eafsi Madden q San francisco.
az home
WEDNESDAY,. SEPTEMBER SO
Aiss Julia Hacks tee IN honor 81
aiss WiHifrsd Evans ~ Kansas.
80 home ~ her sister. Mrs elm
fan Fleetwood, from until 8
O'Clock
Society u NaYfiower Descendants
20 have npondhy luncheon AZ the
Wnmsn's University eiub
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 81
Afs Pierre y. Perry and Hrs. John
y. Ryan 90 entertain with buffet
luncheon and CafdH ~ home ~
Mts Elisa Very Lean
Niiia College cube luncheon A. the
Wnmrn's University eiub 90 honor
Nfs uresyraof Atwood Sherman.
~ 1850 o'clock
Mrs. Addis neihHap caniys lunch
con and fhsatsr party lh eompli-
mFnt 20 Miss Kathleen Fafshail
Afs Arthur chAliiss bridge ianeh-
con fpf Mrs., Philip o kinEtr. %
bone
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER So
seattle Tennis club % give bridge
and nah jpuEE party
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER go
The maffiHHs u Miss Kathleen
farshail sud Mr Bennett Lee
FaikHof ia Trinity Episcopal
church al $40 o'clock.
IRE wedding ~ Miss Betty banner
20 NJ. Thomas Frederick Girfd
a home ~ Af. and NrH Thomas
tlsitnsf
Mrs. ~ T.. Rssi,sr 10 sivs bridge
ipHrhs0n a. hams afs. Philip o.
kinsrf
FRIDAY. OCTOBER is
Womeur University elab 90 give
reception ard hall IN honor of The
outgoing president. AIRS Prank q
Hayisy. and the incoming prr,i-
dent Nfs Everett smith. AZ the
clubhouse.
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HOMIE SEWING CLUE

The semitic Home Sewing club win
meet with Mrs. Laura Thompson.
eli N. nth st. ON Wednesday. Sep.
tcmber 20 a Jigga dinner win be
served at 1880 o'clock Everyone
Interested In patriotic charity work
invited TO attend. Take Green Lake
car 10 Kaufman station.
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PIONEERS AUXILIARY HOLD
ANNUAL, MEETING

The Women's Auxiliary to the
Washington State Pioneers, met in
annual session. September / .. al Pio-
neer Hall. Madison park. Following
the noon-day luncheon there was a
business session. The auxiliary vot-
ed TO attend in body the Puyalup
fair on Seattle Day and also voted to
make a donation TO the Harding
Memorial fund. the Boy Scouts are
sponsoring.
The annual election was held with
the following results: Mrs. Vira
Wellman Masters, president; Mrs.
Tilla $. Moore, vice president; Mrs.
Clara UIen Chute, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. Kate Ward Bushnell, cor.
responding secretary; Mrs. Dora Hall
Mason, treasurer: Mrs. Carrie A.
Hamilton, chairman OF executive
committee; Mrs. Kate Brunk Gran
ney, press correspondent.
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Home Wedding Solemnized

pretty home wedding celebrated Sunday September IS
o'clock, when Miss a
Morris. at Of
brides parents
The
proflsion Of fail flowers gathering
relatives and friends.
The bride lovely In white
shower OF Ophela lilies
the maid honor
bouquet OF Columbia D.
orona
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Orthopedic Tea and Thrift Shops

Mrs Harry
Monday f. Mrs
NJ. Connei. Mrs Miller C.
Gissting. j. fufane T. C.
PendIcton DennyFuhrman guild Wednesday
NJ
Washington Saturday Trcmpcr
Medina guild
will be at
represented r H. Morgan
Washington Park guild, Mrs. Fred n
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Uomen' s Clubs
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
RAINIER CHAPTER

RAINIER CHAPTER
-. a. II.
Rainier Chapter u. A. r. will hold
its first meetini; Of the year on Tues
day. September Is. at p. m. at the
home Of Mrs. n. A. Schroeder. 1O1
Madrona Place ". Mrs. David w.
Bowen win preside.
The program viii consist Of an adj
dress by Mrs. Nellie shreve Bayman
on the art ~ the Spoken Word ="
group Of Eiano numbers by Miss
Vesta Muth. 9rtist pupil OF Mr.. Har-
~ Krinke. Hiss Marie Banks. con-
tralto, who has returned from a tour
With the American Light Opera Co.
will give several vocal selections.
Members are asked TO take Madrona
car TO Denny Blaine fountain.
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GEN. GEORGE
WASHINGTON CIRCLE

On Tuesday. September Is. Mrs.
Rebecca White, OF 1880 Fremont
ave, VIII entertain the members
and friends OF Cen George Wash.
ington Circle at n MONDAY lunch.
con. followed by cards. a cordial
invitation IS extended to the public
Take car No. q TO l3rd and Ere
mont
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wooncnAFr rorEM c1Irn

The woodcruf, Totem Club will
meet Thursday. Sept 81. at p. m. in
tho cluhrooms. tiG7 Arcade building
All Neighbors OF wooderaft invited
and members requested 10 bring "a
friend ~ tho last meeting NciRhbor
Kate wengor was elected captain OF
the team.
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GARFIELD HIGH SCHOOL

Garfield High School PIT. A.
VIII meet in tho auditorium, Tues.
day. September 60 n, . p. m. Mr..
q, N Porter, principal Of the
school, win speak and there viii bc
u musical program and refresh.
mcnts An mothers in the district
arc invited to attend.
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BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
MOMEN,g GLIB

The Busincas and Professional
Womcn's club will have a fall rally
on Tuesday evening. September rs.
at e:45 o'clock, In Fine Arts hall.
Mrs. c. Thomas walsh. a member OF
the Business women's club. in Hon.
olulu. will speak.
chnirmcn win be present to regis.
ter members who wish 10 Join
classes in speaking. csthotic and folk
dancing, swimming and gymnasium
work: also to give information In
regard to the time. place and fee for
each.
Arrangements have boon mnde TO
use the Ells' club bowling alley,
starting Wednesday. September 20,
from until p. M.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
BALLARD
w. c. Il. u.

The Ballard w. c. T. U. win meet
at the home OF Mrs. II. Shepherd.
34i5 w. ed ST.. on Friday, septem.
Der %. Mrs. Manncy will have
charge OF the program. Members
urged to be present, MS business of
Importance win come up for trans.
action.
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY
sT. MARGARET.s GUILD

ST. MARGARET'S GUILD
TO GIVE BRIDGE TEA
81. Margaret's Guild Of 81. Marks
church will give a bridge tea on
Monday afternoon, September "a. at
the home OF Mrs. James Hamilton
De Veuvc.
These Wishing 70 make rescrva-
tons are asked to call CA pitl-23os.
LITERARY AND TRAVEL CLUB
The first meeting this season Of
the Literary and Travel club will be
held Monday. Sept. "a. at D. m.
with the president. Mrs. John Kelle.
her. 1910 +. Republican ST. Tho
program will be informal Following
the presidents greeting. Vacation
"Reminiscences" will be related by the
members. A full attendance is de.
sired
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Personal

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Dent
Hammona viii leave September 30
for New York. They win bee away
five weeks. returning boy way of
Florida aud Sew Orleans. purlns
their absence their home viii be oc.
cupled by Mr. William James Webb.
Nj and Mn John II. Powell and
family. accompanied by Aliaa
Frances Oldham, motored 20 Yak.
ma today to spend the weekend.
Mr. pcndleton Ford aud Mr.. Lhu
renee Peters sailed Friday on the
Montpelier. by way of the Panama
canal. Tor Europe to be some four
or live months,
Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert skinner
OVlnlfred swalwclD are receiving
congratulations upon the birth of
daughter. September e, at Vir'
ginia Mason hospital
Nr. ana Mrs. Robert p. Jarvis are
entertaining Rs their house guests
MIN. Louis d Woodward. Of s.
Louis. aud Mro. Claude owens. OF
Kansas city.
Mrs. Russell Trafton, Or chlifor
Mia. ia Waiting her parents, Con
gresham and Mrs. L. II. iladley, OF
Bcllingham.
Miss Agnes Bmnigan, ~ Ban
Francisco. is visiting her brother and
aistcrin.law. Mr. and Mrn. J. r.
Hrbnigan
Mr. Arthur Gerbel lofi ThurHday
for Washington. u. c. 70 be gone
several months
Miss Angela Hope Sullivan. who
has been visiting in town Tor ssy'
crai weeks. ~ leaving IN a few days
for her home In Dubuque. Ia.
SIR. and Mrs, John Loor Locke.
Jr. urcns Fisher are being con.
graduated on the birth of a daugh.
ter. September 20. al tho Virginia
Mason hospital.
Mrn. Y. " waful. OF Chicago.
who has been visiting her aunt. Mrs,
/. r. Shrine. lcfi today for her
home in Chicago. by way Of caiifor'
MA
Mr.. Jerome Pirknrd. accompanied
By his father. Sir, Henry piekand,
/ left Sunday FOR the East. 90 yisi, IN
several OF The principal cities before
entering Yale. the last Of this
month.
Miss Charlotte and SIR. Carl Heus.
ny left Thursday Tor the East. 20 r..
enter school. Miss Charlotte AT
pobbn Ferry and SIR. carl A. liar
T ward.
afiss Isabel Stewart. daughter OF
stf. and Mrs Ethan r. Stewart lrft
/ recently FOR Johns Hopkins univcr.
sitY. in Baltimore
Mr. and ara william @. netser
have come In from Olympic Nicw
Camp. on nainbridEe island. and arc
n, tho t.Aksvicw ppariments 1919
I F1fh ave. ~.
Miss Helen EaEicson left today for
the East. 20 resume her studies al,
Columbia university.
Mrs c. y. wailln loft Friday for
New York 20 join her daughter. Miss
Gensficyc wailln, who has just re.
turned from summer spent abroad.
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r. r. o. SUPREME BOARD
TO HE ENTERTAINED

Tho three +. Il. o. chapters OF
British Columbia arc planning TO en-.
terrain the supreme board At house
party before the supreme conyen.
ton. which will convene In Seattle
October 10 S.
The officers OF the supreme board
include Mrs. Bertha Clark Hughes.
president. Brookfield. Mo; Mrs, VIVA
Nos Bowdcn. first vice president.
and Mrs. Patience l.. Beatty. second
vice president, Los Angeles. Mrs.
Belle NJ, Musser. organizer. Denver.
Mrs. Ola Babcock Miller. recording
secretary. Washington. Iowa. Mrs.
Eleanor Eads Bailey. corresponding
secretary. and Miss NJ. Roth Brock.
way. membership secretary, Macomb.
III. and Mrs. Alice II. Scott. treas
urer. Wichita. Kan.
Mrs. John Wallace. general chair.
man OF the convention. and Miss
Fanny DunwoodIe. Washington state
president. viii so over to attend the
affair.
The presidents Of the local chap.
ters are: Chapter a. Mrs. G.. Il. NJ.
Pratt; Chapter &C. Mrs. ]. w.
Phelps. Chapter 40, Mrs. Harvey
N. Ault. Chapter V, Mrs. corwin s.
Shank. Chapter g, Mrs. l.. a. CASA
way.
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CITY FEDERATION OF
wCNEN'g CTJrPg

The opening meeting Of the City
Federation OF Women.s Clubs will
take place on Monday. September -.
at 2 p. m, at the Federated club
house, corner OF Harvard ave. and
Thomas 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
Brides to Be Honored

Honorng
Clarence Pngent
entertaining Wednesday
Mrs Robert Moen Mrs Benshoot
Hudson
for
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EntertainS for Guests

Mr Robert Jarvis entertained with bridge her home
Wednesday compliment guests
Woodward and Mrs Claude City Five tables
Al the hour Mrs Walter Mrs Howard
poured and Mrs W H. Taylor Miss Katherine Brown and Miss
atermnn ted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
HARMONY HOMESTEAD
NO 17ag

Harmony Homestead No. 1743.
brotherhood of American Ycomen.
will give a "HIIckvillc" evening at
Moose hail. Eighth ave anu Union
St. on Tuesday, September Is. Prizes
viii be given for the best farmer
costume.
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LADIES' OF THE
GOLDEN NORTH

Mrs. A. l.. Heath will entertain
the Ladies OF the Golden North at
her home 500 Terry ave-. wednes.
day. September 90, at p. m, Mem.
bers VIII be privileged TO bring one
Alaskan guest A silver offering will
be taken. Take James at. car.
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MYRTLE SOCIAL cLuR

Myrtle Social club will meet Mon.
day September -, az p, m. NJ
the Masonic temple. Bridge and
'rhist viii be played Al Eastern
Stars and friends invited.
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WEST sEArTLE w. c. \. u.

Tho regular meeting of the West
Semitic w. c. 7. U, will be held at
the home OF Mrs w. Il. Scott, nj the
junction, "wednesday, Sept. 80, at 9
p. m. Both old and new members
urged to attend, and friends are in
vited A good speaker viii he pres.
ent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
WEST SEATTLE REVIEW
SEWING CIRCLE

West Seattle Review w. y. A.
sewing circle, viii meet at the
home Of Mrs. Martin j. Adams,
4726 47th ave. $. W., on Friday,
September Is, at p. m.
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WRITER'S CLUB

The Writer'S club Will meet
Tuesday evening. September 25. at
8 y. m. in the lecture room Of the
Y w. G. A. Manuscripts viii be
read By Lou Chase Dowio. c. Nor.
man Compton and Nellie X. ". AID.
kins.
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AUXILIARY TO RAINIER
NOBLE POST NO. 1

American Legion Auxiliary to Raj.
I1ier Noble post No. 1, viii meet in
regular session Monday evening. Sept.
"A, at p. m. in the New Arctic hotel
club rooms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-22
THURSDAY PROGnEss cT,Irn

The Thursday Progress Club will
meet Thursday, Sept "a, at the home
of Mrs. starr OF sunnydale. club
members are requested to bring sand.
wiches and meet at 1918 Third Ave.
bus station at II a. M.