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nlsh an abundance of light and the
broad surface OF the dresser offers
space for toilet articles and acces-
s0rles. A dresser like this will
help any woman keep young-if
she keeps a wary eye on her diet
and exerclsesl
The dresser and mirror are part
OF Louis XVI suite. Its decora-
lions consist of llghter.colored
woods arranged in acknowledged
panels, separated with dark inlay,
making II an unusually attractive
piece Of furniture. The bench ls
upholstered with npple-green dam
ask In small pattern repeating
the diamond-shape motif OF the
panels. Apple-Rreen tnffeta scarfs
are used on the dresser.
Write TO Marian Moore, care Of
this newspaper, for advice or Infor.
nation about home furnishing or
decorating. sending stamped ad-
dressed envelope for reply.)
Question: We arc about tn re-
model our home and I'm wonder
Ing II we should have three bed
rooms for family Of three, with
my eight-year-old daughter in n
room Of her owns. J. X.
Answer: BY all means give
daughter a room Of her own. You
can get furniture that ls suitable
for her now, and Will be good for
years 10 come.
Copyright, American Homes Bureop.
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Lhevinne Superb Artist

One OF the major events OF tho
present musical aeaaon was the ap-
pearanca OF Josef Lheyinne. ro-
nouncd master pianist. who was
heard In recital last evening at
Maany hall. Lheyinne, whose play
ing Ia already well known TO local
audiences. and who takaa his place
among tho foremost Russian plan
lists OF the present day. II consid-
cred tho greatest living master OF
pinnofortc.
Long famed as an artist OF SUI
perior attainmenta Lheviune Is
recognized as an authority ON tone
production. having attained as near
as possible tonai perfection In his
own playing, which when combined
with his superb Interpretations.
phenouilnai technique and wealth
OF expression make his playing a
rArc treat.
Last evenings program was ar
ranged 20 please all tastes, and
could not be surpa scd either from
an artistic standpoint or for real
musical worth. Carnival by
schumann. a stupcndous compost
ton. the opening number was civ
en- an exquisite reading.
Tho outstanding feature OF the
program was tho artists inierprc.
tation OF a group Of Chopin. which
included ~Nocturns op. . u major.
'svaiso a Flat major op. g.. Der
ceusc." and "pcionaisc A Fiat" all
OF which wero greeted With tho
greatest OF onthnfiaSm.
The closing group contained
f4mzt's well knwon "tlcbestraum
and "campanelia." and pvhuaay's
''siins,rels." which were greeted
with prolonged applause and were
given only as Lhovinne could give
them. ''tina barquc sur goccan.
by Havsl and "ungarischr Zig~un-
oFwrlsen." by Taualg. two remark
able numbers were also well re-
ceived. In response 10 the insis-
tent applause. I4heyinnc Eraciously
responded with Bec,hoyen's "E.ena-
sainaa Raindrop Prelude. c sharp
Minor Waltz and II sharp Minor
Prelude. all BY Chopin. and Concert
Arabeaues on motif 81 the Blue
Danube by Schulz. Eyler for en-
cores
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Personal

Mr.. aud Mrs. Raymond II. Frazier
returned this week from u short visit
In Portland, where they went TO at.
tend tho horse show.
Mr. Harry Whitney Treat with
her daughter, Miss Priscilla Treat,
and Miss Lillian CarHtona, left
Thursday for Iongmlro TO remain
for a week,
Mrs. G, A. y. Young and daugh.
tor. Mlsa Helen Young. returned
this week from u motor trip 20 Port.
land, whore they went 20 attend the
horse nhow.
Mrs. u, II. ilunaey has returned
from a short visit IN California.
Mr., and Mrs. Harold II. Waller re.
turned recently from u two montha'
motor trip 10 California.
MFR. and Mrs j. A. Rowland fvero.
ma Adamal are receiving consratula.
tons upon the birth OF son. John
Spencer. November is, at the Seattle
General hospital,
Mr., and Mrs. Herbert Blackstocls
tAlice Donneyl AFRO being fellcitnted
upon the birth OF u son at tho yir,
glnia Mason hospital. November 0.
Capt, and Mrs. George c. spauld.
lnE viii leave Saturday by motor
for Vancouver II, C.. ON weeks
visit.
Mrs, James Colbert Sullivan, Mrs.
caspaF Clarke and Mira. Waiter Me.
Evan TomklnB arc planning TO
motor 90 Everett next "Wednesday
60 attend an informal luncheon 10
be given by Mrs, Edward Agnew.
Mrs. II. Victor Owens OF Abrr.
deem is visiting relatives In town
for few days.
Mrs 4. u. barry returned last
week from two months visit in
Chicago.
SIR. Martin Smith wa arrive Do.
ccniber II from shnttuck Military
school Ia Minnesota 10 spend his
Christmas vacation with his par.
cnts. Mr.. aud Mrs w. A. NJ. Smith.
Mrs. y, r.. Higgins left recently
for Chicago TO visit relatives for a
month.
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Judith Poska to
Give Recital

Mr.. Bernard PsrboncF viii present
HIS artist pupil. Judith Poaka, In a
violin recital. Monday evening. No
vehnher 10. at the Y. W. c. A nh.
dltorium.
The following program win DO Civ
On at ssi5 o'clock
conesrso--E Major .s.......s...,., nseh
Allegro
Adaaia
Allegro assat
Concerto Minor .ss.s.ss.. Hrurh
AnsErs moderate
AdaEio
Allegro susrEieo
.Cunrsrt8--D Major FaEaainis WHhsimj
Allegro fuasstozo
caisuna
Mr.. eide Lehman. sseompsaiss
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ENTERTAINMENT FOR

Sponsored by the Americanizatfon
department Of Rainier chapter, D. a.
r., an entertainment will be given
at the Y. w. c. A. Saturday evening.
November II, at o'clock. which will
compliment the foreign women who
are studying English at the Y. w.
c. A., as we'll as their husbands.
Members Of the board Of Rainier
chapter viii appear in Puritan cos
TUNES, while the young foreign WON
en- who will serve refreshments viii
be attired in costumes OF their coun.
tries.
The following program. arranged
by Mrs. Nettle shreve-Bayman. will
be given:
Plano Boio-'The Stars and stripes
Forever" Helen Grove Smelling.
'~rhe Story Of the Pilgrims ard the
First Thanksgiving Day" Mrs Frances
X. Sears.
Group Of folk songs, Dlmitri Ushakoff
and Russian students.
piano solo--Miss Mary Chsrniashsvsky.
what the Flag stands For" Mrs
Zena Conatantlnora.
Group Of American songs-Hsisn Grove
HneilInR.
Readlng-''Your Flag and Ny flag
Eettie shreve-Bayman.
america"
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DAINTY DRESSER HAS
THE MIRROR DETACHED
Apple-orsen Upholstered Bench
Adds 10 lite Charm.
BY MARIAN MOORE

A woman always thinks herself
better looking than she Is and
wants everybody else to think her
better looking than she thinks her
self. That IL the reason for fne
gowns. hne furs and feathers and
fine vanity dressers. without n
good dresser. how can Lovely
Woman know she Is properly MS
semblcd. so to speak
The dresser in the photograph
surely fnlfills its purpose admlra-
bly,. The large mirror IL detached
and hung with silver cords ut the
proper height The twin lamps fur
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CLUBS FOR SATURDAY
rEAcHERs' ART GLUE

9AEhIffE@fto NM CA<ND
The Teachers Art club win meet
lsaturday. November II. at II a. m.
in the Fine Arts gallery. when Mrs.
Katherine Baker win review the
present exhibit Of selected work by
Western artists. A business session
will follow.
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HOME CHAPTER TO GIVE
r,txr.sI-ry sf-trfr trtyI~N-fN~(.

Home Chapter, No. 1919, o. T.. g.
which - holding very interesting
bazaar at Fraternai hall, George
town, will serve dinner this eve
ming with baked ham and sweet DO
tsioeB on the menu. Every one In.
yiied. Take Georgetown chr No. 6
10 Georgetown station.
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WEBSTER PIT. A.

Teh Webster PIT. a. will observe
Educational week with an evening
meeting on Tuesday, November 20,
at 1870 o'clock. at which time the
work Of the children OF the school
will be on display. There will be n
short talk BY the principal, Mrs. w.
II. Ebert and music by tho children.
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WEST SEATTLE

HIGH SCHOOL PIT. a.
West Seattle High School Pr. a.
will meet on Monday. November 10.
in the library OF the school Mr..
Cash. the boys adviser. will be the
speaker. The hostcsscs for the aft.
ernoon will be Mrs. Claude Eckart.
Mrs. ]. r. Mccloary, Mrs. Leslie
Nichols and Mrs. a. s. Daggcrt. Tea
will be served.
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Musical Program for Sorority Bazaar
Mrs. Nordstrom Giues Charming Tea

Nordstrom entertained with informal tea at the
parents spauldng
University chapter
ints the attractive
presided the
table, Miss Margaret Kennedy
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WE WHO CAN'T BUY STERLING

Have this 20 comfort un; The lsiT Rogers plate.
says. viii easily last lifctimcl ios Pike 81
A oir kno,c. ,cho plays tho piano briliianHl
Tho inspiration for some Of her most snecesJH
o0rGph records
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NURSES PLAN DANCE
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
BUILDING BOARD

BUILDING BOARD
TRUSTEES TO MEET
The building board trustees Of the
City Federation Of Women's clubs
viii hold It's reguler monthly meet
Ing Thursday. November %. at 1890
o'clock.
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woocRAFT TOTEM

tlslf -
The Woodcraft Totem club will be
hostess to the Woodcraft Thimble
club at a tea 70 he given Thursday,
November %, from ? until 5-o'ciock.
in the cIubrooms. 1857 Arcade build.
ing
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LADIES or THE
GOLDEN NORTH

Mrs. Margaret carmack. assisted
by Mrs. Anna 81 Armand. win enter.
tain with a silver tea for the In.
dies Of tho Golden North. At her res.
idence. 1922 Jefferson st., on Wed.
nesday. November Fl. at 2 p. m. All
Alaskans welcome.
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NORWEGIAN HOSPITAL
A ...aanIaf rtatlAAa


ASSOCIATION
The Norwegian Hospital asHocia.
lion viii meet In Norway hall. Tucs.
day. November 60 Board meeting
at IL O'Clock. general assembly at
izo =, IN.
SEATTLE REVIEW NO. s
Seattle Reyiew No. =. w. q. A.
will meet ia 4. o. u. w. hall. 1899
Ninth ave. THURSDAY. Nov -. At )
p. IN, All veterans welcome.
CITY PAHHELLENIc
ASSOCIATION
The city Psn.Hriisule association
will hold i,n regular monthly meet
! ing Saturday. November IL. "a, ?
y. m, al tho home of Mrs. John
Henry o,Sel. 1913 Bieriow ave
Members Of Alpha Delta III sorority
will act as hog,essses.
Or. Donald Trueblood. president OF
the University OK washington Alum.
nj association. will speak
lwALLINoFoRp CIRCLE
Circle j., wailinEford circle Of the
First Presbyterian church. will meet
In the main Sunday school room Of
tho church. wednesday. November
81. az Il n m. for tbs annual haxaar
MEDIUM uHowS HAIR lesss sss, o.
All after = Golden giihs asAmg aos--AdFt,
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KING COUNTY
Z TFftgT AsrfyFt- ~

I
The King County Legislative Fed
erntion will meet Monday. Novem.
her 10. at p. M. on the second
floor clubrooms, at the Y. w. c. A.
Mrs. Elizabeth Harris. superintend.
ont OF the dance halls. will speak
on The Outlook for the womens
Police Division" All ntercstod
cordially invited.
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ALLAH cHApTER d. n. 5.

Allah chapter, o. y. T.. will visit
Masonic home. Sunday. November 10.
All members Of the order are asked
20 meet at Fourth and Dearborn at
1890 o'clock.
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Irene Blue. 5s04 18th ave. \. r.. on
Tuesday noon, Nov. 20 Mrs. l.
spragus viii demonstrate. and the
Daughters Of Veterans. Clara Barton
tent. viii serve. All interested per.
sons will be welcome.
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ALPHA CLUB

The Alpha club will give card
party at the Federated clubhouse,
252 Harvard ave. ~. on Monday.
November 10, from until 4 o'clock
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GUARANTEE CLUB

The Quarante club viii meet Tues
day. November 20. with Mrs. ". j
Leland. 1896 Chilberg ave
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A1nuA CHAPTER DANCE

Aloha chapter Is entertaining
with dance Saturday evening. No.
~ember II. at the Green Lake Ma
COMIC temple.
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DELTA CHAPTER no. iOa.

Delta Chapter. No. 100, o. f. s..
will be entertained at cards by Mrs.
Ernestine Nash al her home at Riy.
erton. Saturday, November II, at 1870
p. m.
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RAINIER CAMP.

Rainier camp, No. 1879. Royal
Neighbors OF America. will entertain
with cards and dancing on Monday
evening, November 10. ut o'clock.
at the Swedish club hall.
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San Francisco Visitor VAL Be Homored at
Luncheon; Mrs Hove Comphmented

mo honor Mrs George II, shrove. OF San Francisco
j town. Mrs Irn Bronson Is entertaining with n lun
Thursday afternoon November 49, ut tho suns
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DADS NIGHT

DADS NIGHT
AT DUNLAP SCHOOL
Dunlap PIT. A. viii celebrate
Dads Night at the school on Tues.
day. November 20. at T.t5 D. m, su.
perinteudent Of schools T. X. Cole
will be the speaker. II. II. Vivian.
song leader: Miss Catherine Gilbert.
piano soil. This Is an important
meeting and a largo attendance Is
expected. Refreshments.
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MYRTLE CHAPTER.

N Hl LIZ ifAf IEfs
NO IS
Myrtle chapter No. IS. o. T.. s..
win exempllfy the work for the
last time this year in the corinthlau
room, at the Masonic temple. on
Mondny evening. November 10.
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TAKE T1F TO EDNA WAIKER,

For sh1 likely to know glance what change in fra
trim o adopt in redeemng the unbecomngness unor
new ha you've scarcely ALI Arcade Building.
OF al Ia trords Of tongue the oddest these;
bought II and hate az"
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IT TAKES THREE YEARS TO PAY

washing M he Of while
paying hive Tho
ng ana hnndng the clotcs hanging them folding
ing them " You arc willing TO Si25
washing. chV thai to II copp,rt lo,r
can Cap OSoo. The Seattle Supply Laundry.
e newest OF tho tailored focks
below the knees and narrw undersir reaching
top used to be.
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G)omen' s Clubs

DELTA ZETA ALuMNAE
Delta Zeta aiumnae viii meet Sat.
urday. November II, at 2:3O p. m,
at the chapter house. s435 18th ave,
~ r. Members are asked TO bring
all completed articles for the bazaar.
NURSES PLAN DANCE
Alumnae of Minor hospital have
announced plans for a dance in the
knights or Columbus hall. Nov. H.
proceeds Of which will be given "a
the Children's Orthopedic hospital.
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Music
Sophie Breslau
Concert Tonight

Under the management OF tho
Mems club. or Plymouth congrega'
tional church. Miss sophie nreaau.
brilliant contraito, will appear In
concert this evening, at Plymouth
church.
Tho program follows,
1.
n. Aria. "cha faro senHA Eurldies,"
from 'orfeo II Eurldlca' .,a,, uiucl
b. ''f'urlhondo" ,,,.s.,st,,t.,.,,i Handel
g, Natures Alteration ,t.,s, , beethoven
n.
n Londonderry air. % Would Were
the Tender AHrsp niossom," iriah,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Arranged by nlhh
b. '"fha Lovers Curse ...,,t Old Irish
c. send Mo u Lavsr. w. Valentine"
sstsetsts ttsttttfftAsstts.p OLA English
a. ''aomeiimes | Feel Like Mother
less CHILD" spiritual, ,...., HuripiEh
c. la siosta," iielHian ,..,...t..,...
(. "Rsntln'. Rayin' Rahin," Scotch s.t.
Arranged by Deems Taylor
Ill.
a. Might t,.t,.,t.s.,,, Nuhenstsin
b, Chant indoue't -, Rlmslsy korsakoff
G, 'on the pnyper'' ...., Moussorsahy
q, Cradle Song" .t.s,.s, nJinsky- Knox
o, Hay OF My Heart, ,s..s, ,iiAppapoFt
Z, Song OF rhanhsKiying" ,Alittsen
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MR.. HUGHES KNOWS doFFEE

And tea from to u! So of store nj
.V ilne ST. you're sure To home packet
tinctly superior, aroma Won
4
ocUoH obong make NJ ono Of INC finest blends
Of tca F"F'F V'~'"'
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NORTHWEST PRODUCTS
LUNCHEON

a Northwest products luncheon
viii be given at the home Of Mrs.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS
PROTECTIVE LEAGUE

PROTECTIVE LEAGUE
The Public Schools Protective
League Of Washington will hold to-
monthly meeting at Moves cafeteria.
Tuesday noon. November 20.
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Sew the breadbs, hem them TO Il
SHAMESS. Sdepena accordion
straight folds All kinds LAIN perfectly ut 1915 Fifth
ctaboatcy crtcnds from The s = NJ IN
neck INC mir line Of a ictO
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Chatter of the Shops crd Il

| y
THE LINEN CHEST
friend. all tho country Who dDsa S DeG %, N fn %I' s@
Kept ot upp prices advancing duty he" arc
ALL MY LIFE I'VE HEARD
mOgcny treatment in The world for peo
who afforded sy Turkish O9@ an" ."
find we can have Turdah baths right here IN sea'' -,
5000 Morsovsi ars Mae wilson, balm. in h,r
may stay a Nth, without cO'ti
In phipps department castle sham
and that the marching "a new See Is excellent 100 ~
f'fh ana Seneca MAin-Isi
First there's bath sessou n the hot
o. an thorough manage
and 'an rub Thorough anr g,
WE WHO CAN'T BUY STERLING
isiT plate 70 MR. CLIFTON
says win easily last nfetmoi ios PIKE 81
0i sno,c ,eAo play. piano brilliantly caught tae
Tho her speee'sa pieces from pho"
FEEL AS IF I'D BEEN TO PARTY
The truth music and records in the
comfortable know Best 81 all came
ia added appreeaiIy 10 my me- Of sorthwhe acquaintance
Have you been inside The LIBERTY MUSIC snoPPE First.
DOES THE LITTLE MAID
In the window sss Pine street realize tho dradsery hs. saP
aaa T Dsa s 4o E sGs SsG % soa
perfectly done and 'ne never ms tired at all Watch hort
who're. comfort Of beautiful eonosnal family
y one d continually Too fired oHt to enjoy tAe"'
r. '; ; 'g e. 'roes has
WHILE YOUR HAVING YOUR MARCEL
A. WRIGHT ihsy give you ono Of the new facial packs too,
nio Haigh, building MAin.sssa
The facial
ora"t AID magical IN sanIAn0 tAs Tired lHe'i
LIFE is TOO SHORT
r sss G as @ sGn saop y s ss s.
Ave
LUCKY is THE GIRL
who msn adorable
wiTiisoRE IRE 10 aops s III BIDS o
pos "or'aes lately nos becomes he t s
A FRESH coMPLExIoN7 OR A wIc7
nds '''''' supplies everything % make Old dolls n'" '' fa
piaa sa 10 '''
THE ENGLISH TEA ROOM
enjoy hot drink and something delicious from th ovens S of the
Baking Co.
,.Hg aeaeaHs and round Scotch oaoaRe''
YOU COULDN'T HAVE ONE BUILT
Frs, Ave-
FOR THE MASQUERADE
a suTHERLANps cour a, a. rate Bldg
The most masquerade
naribon arapped picturesque tvFe
THE COAT I'VE JUST SEEN
A. ISABELLE CROPS has convinced that pay
tailoring Hasn't rids Min,issa 1"'''
stitching ao, ,oas nerer more
NO MATTER HOW BADLY
The boys battered OF andtvo
TO cHuRcHILLs. they look Iko newt 400 Union
YOU'LL LOVE THE YOUTHFULNESS
OF tho satin dinner frocgs
The and hats surprisingly wcllchosen too as Nc
Dcrmott Bldg
sron satin bnst rufacd apron
al The the front ond sides
WHY NOT LOOK FOR THE RECORDS
each at isis West
lake, Photograph supplies
HAVE YOU BEEN THERE?
The Seattle supply Laundry makes every day visiting day
guide win through a nnyi
Cowcn Park line Howard
heather again.
Choose from 10 a CHAPMANs GARDEN sroBE
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oRAGTIlIE. ISN'T A GIFT,

The swing OF a particular kind Of training
pick It Pr in amazingly short Of
lar MuIc SOC Pine st.
who inrta'cd The comic nation that
nufc aId Jazz" too
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San Francisco Visitor VAL. Be Honored at
Luncheon; Mrs Hove Complimented
mo Francisco who Is Visiting IN
November ~ at tho SUNSET club
Mrs. GoodfelIoa0 HonorS Mother
In honor OF hor mother Mrs Howe Richard
her homo Thursday afternoon
Mrs Lane dispensed tho As, s. n o.
the table assisted by Mrs Colin O. Rado Mrs Mary Terrell Chest
ms. Alexander ooeafelow and Mrs Forrest ooodoilow
Musical Program, for Sorority Bazaar
saturday November IL brings Alpha tho Hotel
with bridge and nah party ono OF the features
Among the many attractive displaying
everything SALE and all homo products
Mrs Franklin stephens has arranged the following u" p0s
rano"NOrthern Lights" Bergussen Etude Minor uiaz-Mr
% sing smile slamSs her
Touched the Rose Mary Helen BownlMa Alice
Bender Miss Cora tho piano. violin oheEato oy Mr. Lewis
Mayhem
Mrs NordStrom Giues Charming Tea
Mrs Carl Nordstrom Jr entertained with informal tea at The
compliment University chapter
decoratons
Kennedy
Hostess at Buffet Luncheon
THURSDAY afternoon Baskets of lavender
n as rs @ waldo sssd fq Harry q K
Mrs Samuel Leroy Crawford received with the hostess
Architects Wives Club
Architects Wives club
Laureihurst a.
win By Mrs David Mrs setback
Plan Dinner at Home
wnnamaker
will thtyvo
evening. November -.
GiUeS Delightful Bridge Tea
Compimentng oBrcn leaving
delightfully."- this
with bridge OF tables Additional the
q
Tea and ShoaUer for Bride-Elect
Mildred November bride tbs
entertaining
shower at their home Saturday afternoon
Musical Shower and Tea
r. entertaining
with a musicale home
We. Monday
Presiding table
Campbell Mira w Muehe and Mrs Tyson vii
Tuesday Bridge Luncheon Club
Claire stonberg bridge luncheon club
homo Tuesday November
AT Home on Sunday
+.
at home Sunday afternoon from 2 until S o'clock
Service at Orthopedic Shops
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ALUMNAE TO SEW
FOR BAZAAR

ri Beta Phi alumnae will have a
cookie shine" NJ the home OF Mrs
Hervey b. Wilbur. 434 S5th ave.
Saturday. November II, at 1890
p. m. For reservations call Mrs
John Hoal. EAst.1340 Sewing for
the bazanr will occupy the afternoon
hours.
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Mrs. Goodfelloa0 Honors Mother

Coodcnow entertained Thursday Afternoon
irons
r. dispensed tho hosplates
Colin o. Radori Mrs Mary Terrell Chest
ing Alexander ooodlow and Mrs Forrest doodfcow
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UNCLElsAMs HOUSE TENT
WILL YOU IGyE CHINA?
WITH YbuR LoNG.PUT-AWAY PLUMEs
~ So

The Mfde VIII make fancy that's finish hat
They anything 527 Peoples Bank Building
thing, rs bcaded or embroidered slim beless
and rathlr long
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Tuesday Bridge Luncheon Club
AT Home ON Sunday

In compliment their Stanley Mr. and Mrs r. Barnett VIII
Sunday afternoon from until o'clock.
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THE LINEN CHEST

over country depend upon Mr. Fresconh
their approval limo linens for Their homon
l3ia FIFTH Ave
rs again Epoh tahe ddma" 40 foh0
upop prices bocaase Of Tho advancing duty on mem arc
mi
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THE ENGLISH TEA ROOM
YOU COULDN'T HAVE ONE BUILT

know, Of the price Mr. Townsend Ia asking Tor
compartment wardrobe OF mahogany at his store at
DO you lack closet space7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-16

Mr., aud Mrs, Raymond II. Frazier
returned this week from n short visit
In Portland, whore they went to at.
tend tho horse show.
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FROM dLD FURs OR NEW

Tho MODEL fashions refashons chokes coats
acque e giving them individuality stylel Now the best
to bring Tho Christmas work. 527 Peoples Bank Building
What generous dame Fashion has bef One might
that thdre Is a mode for ercry Hourci
4.aAtAsA4sal
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HIGHLAND PARK PIT. a.
Tho Highland Park PIT. a. will
meet Wednesday. Nov. 81, nj 2.30 p.
m. ut the school Refreshments Will
DO served