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, 1923-03-12
japanese Government Surprised at Re-
ceipt of Note Requesting Discussion
of DaIny and Port Arthur

TOXIC, March '12-(By The Associated Press)-
Chinas note to Japan on Saturday, requesting that a discus
sion be held with a view of returning Dalny and Port Arthur
to China, was interpreted here today as no less than a com
munication declaring abrogated the Sino-Japanese treaty of
1915 which embodied the Itwenty-one demands"
, 1923-03-12

rimpies May be Small Boiti
Because II Is built on reason. Scientific
authorities admit its poweri s. s. 81
builds blood-power, Il builds red-biood-
cells. That Is what makes hyhting-
blood. Bighting-blood destroys Impure
tles. 1t fights boils. 1t always winsi
II lights pimplesl It fights skin erup-
HionH! 1t buIda horsepower. thinking
power, the tight-hsted power that
vhirls a man mp into success. II gives
women the health. the angelic COM
plexion and the charm that moves the
Worldl These are the reasons that nave
made s. s. s.. today the great blood.
cleanser. b~ody-buflder. success builder,
and It's why results have made tears
Of Joy now from the souls If thou
.andsl Mr.. Y. ID. Sehan. 557 18th ST.
Washington, d. C., writes:
~ tried for years 10 get relief fror. q
lad eess Of bols. Everything failed untd
y tool S. s. s. ! am nor abs,tutsly cured.
and u rras S. s. $. that did g.
Try II yourself. s.. s. S. is sold al
all drag stores IN two sizes. The larger
1sso bottle is the moro economical.
, 1923-03-12

wAsHING-oN-A law and a
half a day for ga days was the
record of the 9th congress. Frank
w. Mondell of Wyoming. retiring
: Republican house leader. said in a
statement inserted in the congress
h!onal record.
, 1923-03-12

HALIFAX. N. S.-Pirates held
up and robbed the British schoon-
err Eddie James of GOO Of
whiskey and $4,000 in cash when
she was at anchor OF New York
March 2. it was learned here.
, 1923-03-12

Quit Quick!

8. S. S. VIII Prove to You in Your
Own Case the "How" and "Why"
of its Remarkable Blood. Cleansing
Powerl
There Is a reason for everything thst
happens. Common-B"nEe kills misery.
Common-sense also stops boilei S. S. 8.
h the sommon-sense remedy for botiA
, 1923-03-12

SHANGHAI-A report received
from Hang-Chow. capital OF the
province of Che-Kiang. said $50
students and so teachers were
poisoned, IL students and two serv-
ants died, as the result of eating
supper at the first normal school here
Saturday night.
, 1923-03-12

ESCANARA. Mich-Miss Evelyn
Lyons. the girl with the high tenn
perature. appeared to have won out
in her fight for life.
, 1923-03-12

NEW YoRK-Samuel Gompers.
confined to Lenox Hill hospital
since last Wednesday with pneu-
MONA. is out OF danger, according
to physicians.
, 1923-03-12

DUBLIN-Ninety eight men and
women. arrested in England and
Scotland, were landed here. No
statement regarding the arrests
was made.
, 1923-03-12

ATHENS = Approximately $50
Greek naval officN's and men were
drowned when the Greek transport
Alexander capsized and floundered
off Piraeus.
, 1923-03-12
SUMMARY OF
NIGHT News

RECKLIN C HA e - Two
Trenchmen. one an officer and the
other a civilia were assassinnted
in the streets q. the mining town
of Buer, near here.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-24
Junior Club Gives FIRST
Dance of Season

The Juniors, with their usua' -
sntility. chose a picturesque i''. ia,
.ar,,en as the setting for their ilts'
.,a,,ca OF the season. given last even
,nr nj christensen's hall
Festoons Of greens and sariahSa
:, s,owers swung sayiy from inc
hrsIl,antly decorated chandelier IN
,hc center OF the room TO the lar
corners where masses OF so'uen,
MAJ shrvsanthemums were grouped
n high jars. against a oaekgrouli.
az saIal and huekleberry. Inc -,
cove under the balcony was screeheu
~. tanrle OF vines. forming n
charming verandah. with It's hang
ing baskets and boxes OF Terms,
white above, in the ballroom. SWUNG
great lanterns OF gold and rose cast
ing an opalescent light on the OK
ceptibnally lovely gowns.
BEFORE the supper hour. Miss
T,yanklIn Crawford and Mr.. Clark
Ewing danced the South American
tango in a very delightful manner.
The personnel OF the Junior com
,ol,.ea includes Miss Alice Hole
Miss Lucille Lyman. Miss Priscilla
Treat Miss Gloria Frink and th'
sressrs. NIarficid Bolcom. chairman
uiram Patterson. Everett Earring
Jack Brinkiey and Thomas Peliy
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Calendar for
Orth0nedic ShOps

The different guilds in charge at
the Orthopedic Tea Shop next week
Will include Monday. Capitol Hill.
Mrs. Fred Braden. hostess. assisted
by Mrs. Frank l.. Case, Mrs. NJ. j..
Connen. Mrs. Miller Freeman. Mrs.
H. l.. Frye. Mrs. c. Galliger. Mrs.
Mary Terrell GiestinR. Mrs. Harry
Gray. Mrs. r. J. Mullano and Mrs.
+. G. Brier.
Tuesday Denny Thurman. Mrs.
". T. Morris, hostess. Wednesday.
Madrona. Mrs. ~ G. Converse.
chairman: Thursday, Denny Fuhr.
man. Mrs. John Slater, chairman.
/ Friday. Mount Baker Park. Mrs.
1 Albert Jacobsen. chairman. Satur.
day. Ssahurst, Mrs. G. Ritter, chair
/ man.
I Al tho Thrift shop on Monday
morning. Miss Anna fireman and
Mrs. Phillip schaeffcr viii be In
charge: afternoon, Washington Park
with Mrs. Fred Sander and Mrs
| Farwcll Putnam Lilly. TucBday
! morning, East Highland Drive. Mrs
Josiah Moore. chairman. afternoon
I Interlaken, Mrs. George Colledge
chairman. Wednesday morning
I Queen Anne. Mrs. IT, u. Elliott
I chairman. afternoon, Madrona. Mrs
jules Charbncau. chairman. Thurs
day morning, Mount Baker. Mrs. &
. a. Douglas. chairman: afternoon
. First Hill. Mrs. Fred Gilman. chair
man: Friday. Bellevue Womanf
. club. Mrs. n. ~. Haskell. chair
man; Saturday Sunset, Mrs. j
, Stoeffler. chairman.
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TO ENTERTAIN y ". c. a.


TO ENTERTAIN Y. ". c. 4.
BIBLE CLASS
Miss Sarah T.. Springer. formerly
director Of religious education al
the Young womenA Christian asao-
citation in this city. VIII entertain
the members Of her young womon'a
bible claaa on Tuesday evening. No
vembcr zTth. at her home. the
Cambridge apartments. Ninth and
Union This Thanksgiving social
event win mark the close of a vital.
ly Interesting course Of study on
thu Jrhoyahin,ic names Of the Old
Testament. 10 be followed by a
study Of the seven general opisiles
or tho New Testament. The rcEu.
lar sessions of thls Bible class are
held every Tuesday evening in the
Bible rooms Of The Young womon'a
Christian Association. from 10 1
O'Clock. TO which all young women
irrespective Of creed or elias. or,
cordially invited.
Tho officers o. the class for N,
year arc. Atlss Gladys VeiR. prch
lcn,. ailas Lois chauller. vice prcs
I dent: Miss Era A. franklin. zee
roiary. MiHs Editn Harvey. treas
urer. Miss Evelyn HjornBen. chair
man membership committee: MLa
Emma sauwick. chairman uocla
committee. Mra Mabel V, NaAh
chairman publicity committee,
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Music
Noted Pianist
to BE Heard

The coming 10 Seattle Of Robert
Eohniitz, the brilliant French pinn-
list, who VIII Riyo recital at the
WomonB University club auditor
ium on Wednesday morning. DEE
ccmhor B, at II o'clock under the
auspices OF tho Seattle Musical Art
society, brings 10 this city one Of
the finest eSponontB OF tho French
school OF pinnism that hns ever
visited this country.
His friendship and collaboration
with men OF the cplibre OF Dobussy
Saint saens, Rayel, Mllhnud and
others turnout Europe bespeal'
his thoro appreciation OF that
which is valuable In the works Of
the modorna.
Mr. Schmi,z has made n disiin'
guished place for himself nmont
music lovers OF the large centcrs o.
| Europe and America and lis nc
credited with giving New York on
OF the thrills OF the season by hii
recitala and talks on music. Tim
he is an artist in tho highest sens
Of tho term. seems amply prove
by extraordinary press criticism
and the enthusiasm OF his aud
ioncoA
nesidc giving many reeitals, Nj
schmitz has played and Us playinl
with tho principal orchestra OF IN
country.
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Delta Delta Delta
to Haze Bazaar

The annual bazaar Of Delta Delta
Delta sorority win be held Saturday
December Is, at the New Washing
ton hotel. the funds deriYed from the
sale to be used for the benefit Of
the new chapter house at 1927 2lst
ave. n. E., occupied recently by the
active chapter.
Mrs. william Lee Bricker is gen
eral chairman Of the bazaar, and
working with her il the following
committee: kitchen novelties. Mrs.
Eugene schmitz; flowers. seeds and
cook books. Mrs. w. D. Young; art,
Mrs. ]. p. Jones: children's clothing,
Mrs. James w. Burson; linens. Mrs,
John Wick; handkerchief, Mrs. 10
seph Harper; ribbon novelties, Miss
Hazel Corwin.
Many attractive features are be
ing planned for the day. aside from
bridge, which viii be played both
afternoon and evening.
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CoNcLupING month OF interest
~ ing social events, tho Women \
University club announces u Mixer
Tea for Friday afternoon, NoVem'
her 30. with members only as guests
Tho affair win be given under inc
ansnices OF the entertainment com
mlttee. which includes IN It's person
mol Mrs. Everett Clark, chairman
Mrs. Prank :. Bayley, Mrs. Harry
s. Bowen, Mrs. William g. Clark
Miss Inez Craven. Mrs. Warren "
ISusselman. Miss Cecilia Hardman'
Miss Mildred Holts, Miss kathryh
Hopp. Mrs. c, y, Kline, Miss Ruin
McHugh. Mrs. Frederic c. Miner
Miss Josephine Taher, Mrs. Frederic
Han White and Miss Gertrude Wooo
cock.
The repertoire committee is spon
soring tho special feature OF tn'
AFTERNOON. Included are Mrs. W. u
gowaen. chairman. Mrs. Robert II
SANDAL. advisory chairman Mis-
Marion McAllister. Miss Mary 3
walters and Miss Laura o. Wh''
mire.
They will present Mr., Burtor
James. OF the Cornish school, IN
group OF dramatic readings MI
LANES. with Mrs. James. are direct
ors Of the School OF the spokei
word NJ the Cornish. Prior TO thel
coming 10 Seattle they were direct
ors OF the dramatic work ~ one one = :,
the largest OF New York set''e'"en
centers- 80 >tr.
.rar,el a Trefethen will be the host
esses for the afternoon
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Personal

Mr. and Mrs George u. Lane left
Saturday for San Diego to spend tho
winter
Mlaa Sally llnrhpugh who n Mt
tending WVutoyer school In Connoc'
ticut, win spend hor Thanksgiving
vacation with hor uncle aud aunt,
MIR. and Mrs. II. NJ cutler. In New
York. and her aunt, Mrs. Louis
bond. In Boston
Miss Lucy.Glcn Kerry win spend
ThnnlSsglving and tho weekend
with Miss olive Iiruen at her homo
In Piedmont.
Mrs. Walter II. Nettloton returned
Thursday evening from the East.
Mr.. Frank cnlISina. Jr., who Is at
tending Dartmouth college, VIII re-
turn 60 spend his Christmas vacation
1T his homo here.
Mrs. John I,oscno and children
left Thursday for California TO spend
the winter.
Mrs. Walter Fulton returned this
week from tho East Mr.. Fulton N
rapidly recovering from Herioua Ill
meas and will be home In about three
weeks.
Mrs. Grant Sargent and daughters.
Isabel ana Jane. have gone TO Los
Angeles FOR an indefinite stay.
Mrs Carmen Espantoso, wife OF
the Peruvian consul. Mr.. Eduardo
IEspantopo. left Friday on tho Santa
Cruz for Cnllno, Peru, 10 visit friends
for several months
Mr. and Mrs Howard swalwell. Of
sultan. win spend tho weekend with
Mr. and Mira, Joseph swalwell.
SIR. Paul Graft viii 30 over 10 Ia
coma on Wednesday 10 spend the
Thanksgiving holiday with his par
ents. DR. and Mrs II. ~ Graft
Or. Dwight Paul, OF Rochester. y
Y, Is the guest. FOR a fortnight. o.
AIR Patrick Harvey.
Mrs. Marie Baiilargcon slnttory
OF Yakima. Is the weekend guest o
Mr. and Mrs. Harry +. ostrnnder.
Air. and Mrs. Arthur ]. shorroc'
are receiving congratulations upol
tho birth 81 a Aon. November 20. n
the Seattle General hospital.
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HONE EcoNoMIcs LuNcHEo

HOME ECONOMICS LUNtHEUN
on Friday. November 30. at ! p.
IN. there win be a Home Economics
luncheon FOR Home Economies
Aiumnao and their children. al the
social hail. Home Economics build
ing.
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SEATTLE woMAN's CLUE

Tho literary Interpretation and
current topics departments OF tho Sc.
attic Womun's club will meet Tues.
day. November q. az p m, ot the
home Of MrH Marie L. West, 1920
Ninth ave. n. E. Take wnllinFford
car. No, IS. and got Off at Ninth
ave. n. y.
Mrs. Thomas c. Mngrath, vice
president Of the club. has been elect
ed to fill the place Of Marie Wernli
Bcobc. who has been appointed "a
the chair OF Dramatic Arts at the
Arizona School or Music at Phoenix
Ariz.
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Fraternity Has
"MoUie Ball"

"The Movie Ball" autumn In.
formal Of the lambda Chi Alpha fra
fcrnity, held at the Seattle Tennis
club Friday evening, was one Of the
cleverest university social functions
Of the season.
The entire decorative scheme was
a riot OF color with a movie motif
Of luminous tinsel spangles. col.
ored lights and gaudy ribbon ar.
ranged with the predomlnating
shades Of purple. green and gold. the
fraternity colorB.
Patrons and patronesses were
Prof. and Mrs. William a. Russell
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Pew.
Messrs. Richard Robinson. Harlan
Gorham. Ray Wolthausen, Harold
Dagg and William MacAdams. chair
man. comprised the committee ir
charge.
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st. Joseph's Parish
Bazaar Opens MOnddy

Plans are practically complete FOR
st. Joseph's Parish bazaar 20 be
held IN the auditorium Of tho new
st. Joseph's school on 18th ave
y. and East Roy e., beginning
Monday. November 90 and contInu-
ing thru the week
The various committees have
been working with enthusiasm and
determination FOR a number Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-24
Monday Book
ReuielU Glass

The Monday evening book review
class OF the Women's University
club viii meet at the club house
on Monday evening at 5 o'clock
under the leadership OF Miss Ado
lnide Pollock.
The program win include this
reading Of a poem by Miss Bertha
Remley and the book 10 be re
viewed will be The Middle OF the
Road" (sir Phillip Gibbs. by Miss
Gertrude woodcock.
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PALM CIRCLE
No 60


palm circle. No. Sc. - Or W, will
meet Monday. November 60. AT :
q. m. IN odd Fellows hail Follow
ing a short business session. thorC
will DO a Thanksgiving program and
refreshments. Members arc invited
20 bring their families and contrib
ute mince. apple or pumpkin pies.
Nciehbor r. C. weber, chairman OF
the committee In chnrEe, u assisted
by Nclghbora Moore. Wcngcr. cuda.
hy. Davis and williams.
on Monday evening. November 10.
Mrs. Margaret Nicison. guardian
Ncighbor. entertained tho incoming
and outgoing officers NJ n social
evening. given AZ her home,
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months 20 mako this u most de-
llghtful and successful affair, Conn
ing as II does at such an opportune
time Just before the holiday sea-
son. Il win no doubt provo 10 be
an ideal spot for busy Christmas
shoppers to select delightful gifts
Tho heads OF tho various booths
assert they viii have n remarkable
assortment or articles from which
the bargain hunter may choose and
since most OF these are donated
or hand made. they will bo offered
at most attractive prices In other
words everything will be on sale, IN
Guiding household novelties. baby
needs. aprons. handkerchief dolls,
candy. cakes. and articles too nu-
merous 60 mention. Then there
win he the country store and fish
pond, and every evening from .
until o'clock delicious dinner
viii bo served. with special music
during tho dinner hours.
In addition 20 all these attrae-
tons the entertainment committee
is promising n delightful program
for every evening turnout the en-
tire week. which viii feature or
ches,ral selections. solo dance NUM-
bers vocal and Instrumental So
lectlons. Those participating VIII
include the Holy Names academy
orchestra: Seattle college orehestrs
and a boys orchestra; Mr.. Gresory
wald. Mrs Anthony Tranai. Mrs
Walter waid. and Miss Frances
| Munln. soloists. Mr., NJ. J. Casey
lmpersonator: Miss Gerard. violin
Isl and the Misses Nell Marion
Woodford. Gerard. Anna Wayne
Ruth Wayne. Portla Grafton, dane
ers. on Friday night a fashion
show viii he featured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-24
woMAN.s cIVIc cLuR

The wumau'n Civic club win meet
Tuesday. November 81. al ? y. M
in tho Erickson room az the Y. w.
c. A. Executive meeting az p. m.
when there viii be discussion on
the civic auditorium and tho pro
posed amendment TO the coming ord,
nance. Members arc asked To bring
gifts for Tho Ruth School kitchen
/ shower.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-24
ALLAH SOCIAL CLUB
CARD PARTY

Allah Social club viii give card
party on wednesday evening. Do
ccmbor s. az $40 o'clock. nt Dart.
nan's cafeteria. Leary building The
proceeds viii DO given to Dr. Franl,
Il. Loopc. ia appreciation OF tho
wonderful work he has done and is
doing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-24
Sunday Afternoon
Musicale

Mrs Kuria Strong and Mr.. Harry
Krinke have cards out for musicale
on Sunday afternoon at o'clock AZ
FOG The MeKclvey.
The program viii DO presented By
Virginia Strong aud Elva Parker.
with vesta Muth at the piano.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-24
BETHANY LUTHERAN
CHURCH RECEPTION

Tho Bethany Lutheran Church
China Mission will give a reception
al the church on Fairview ave. and
John 81. Saturday evening. Nov. %.
AZ o'clock. IN compliment TO all
Chinese students at the University
or Washington. There viii be an
address by DR.. p. W. Erikscn; Miss
Haakensen, who has ben a mission
airy in China for ten years. viii speak
10 the students In their native
tongue. solo by Miss Alma Johnson
and piano solo by Miss Martha John
son. Refreshments.
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ALKt REVIEW
PLANNING BAZAAR

Alki review No. 50. w. y A., arc
arranging n bazaar Tor Wednesday.
December 8. az tho a. o. T. W. hall.
1909 Ninth rive. Mrp. Ida g. Jost.
Mrs. Gertrude Tatm1n and Mrs. Vic.
let De Silvia form the committee in
charge
Directing the various booths will
be Mrs. Ida foyer lunch; Mrs Jen.
ME Mead, used articles, Mrs. Rose
Rhinesdorf fancy work and gifts.
Mrs. Agnes Edgoll aprons and linen;
MlBs Caroline Jost. candy; Mics Lu.
ellie Johnson, grab bag.
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SEATTLE DAY NURSERY

The Seattle Day Nursery assoein.
ton Will meet Friday. November
30. at 2 p. m. at 302 Broadway.
Mrs. r. a. Davies win be hostess
and Mrs. i. S. wiltsle. assisting
hostess. The meeting has been
changed from Thursday until Fri.
day. on account Of the Thanksgiving
/ holiday.
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Mrs. Whittlesey
Entertaining for
Miss EmOry

As a pre-nuptial compliment 20
her niece, Miss Clara Emory, whose
marriage to Mr.. Marshall Allen taxes
place December "a. Mrs. Charles
+. Whittlesey Is entertaining with a
luncheon OF ten covers on Wednes-
day afternoon. December 5, at the
Sunset club.
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Students Musical Club
Will Give Concert

TO stimulate greater interest in
music among the students Of the city
tho Students Musical club. an or
ganization or young women who are
studying tho various branches OF
music. assemble each month 20 exc
cute a certain style or period OF com.
position and to discuss tho lives and
works or the composers.
on Sunday evening, November 70.
at $50 O'Clock. at the Fine Arts aud,
ltorlum. the club viii give It's first
concert OF the season. presenting Mr..
Jack Pcyinc. pianist. assisted by the
Elizabeth Chonte Trio elizabeth
Choate. Helen Stewart and Frances
willlamsl. Miss Elizabeth ChildE
piano. Miss Bernice Chandler. voice
and Miss siri Engmann, violin.
Following 10 the program.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
INTERLAKE N. 4.

7 y 7 TETI1N M T = ~
Interlakc PIT. a. Will meet Tues
day. November n. at 2.30 p. m In
tho basement OF the school Miss
Ruth Brown. executive secretary OF
tho Campfire Girls Will speak and
conduct the program which win be
put on by three groups representing
40 Campfire Girls. Refreshments.
Nursery provided.
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PRINCIpALs' AssOCIATION

The November meeting OF the Prin.
cipalF association will be ncld at
Plymouth church Tuesday, Novcm.
Der q. Dinner at 6. after which the
following principals, Mr. T.. L. Cas-.
sidy, Mr. Blair. Mr.. Porter and Mr..
scuddcr will report their findings on
tho following topic Selections
Made Of High School Subjects by
Entering Freshmen"
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Women's Clubs

at O'Clock. Prizes viii be given
FOR original costumes.
AQUtLA LODGE NO. -
Aaula lodge No. IS. %. OF II. 7.
A.. will meet for regular business
on wednesday. November Is AZ Iis
y. m. in Swedish club haIl, 1877
Eighth ave. Initiation ~ candidates,
A. . O'Clock progressive whist
party will be held. the first Of tho
winter series. nj which ali prizes
given viii consist Of household sup
plies. All members and friends wcl
come.
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HAVE a WHITE
ELEPHANT PARTY

Salmon bay Robekah lodge gave a
white Elephant party in tho lodge
room at Ballard Monday evening.
November 10. Following the distr.
button Of gifts. dancing was enjoyed.
Tho procceda were added TO the gen.
cral fund. Tho committee IN charge
OF the affair included Mesdames
Kecton. Pehllng. Sly and Russell.
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shakespcares entry on the English
dramatic stage.
The east includes Mr. Kenneth Eu.
gene Frederick as Hamlet Mr.. Ar.
thur Moore as Laertes. Miss Nellie
Mae Proctor as Ophella. Miss Carla
Duane as Gertrude Queen OF Den
mark and Lewis c. Teegnrden as
King Of Denmark, with many other
local people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-24
EMMA LAZARUS AUXILIARY
PLAN DANCE

Emma Lazarus auxiliary OF B'nai
Birth viii give Thanksgiving
dance Wednesday evening, Novem.
Der Is, at tho Seattle Yacht club.
tho proceeds 10 be devoted TO the
support Of two-war orphans.
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wuMEN's GUILD PLAN BAZAAR
Tho womcn'g guild Of S. Marks
church viii hold bazaar Wedncs'
day. December 8. In the Sunday
school room. Tho bazaar will open
at ~ o'clock. tea will be served from
2 until 4 o'clock and dinner nj $40.
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pusINEss WoMENs CLUn

The Business and Professional
Womcn's club has been divided into
five groups. each to carry out some
plan to raise money The first to
respond Is Miss Edna Barnard's
group. with Miss Cordclia Theil as.
sisting her. They have planned an
original club party for Tuesday
evening, November q. ut 6:i5, in
celebration OF the t2th birthday Of
the club Members and their friends
are cordially invited TO attend
December the club will take "a
trip thru the new telephone build.
ing, under the guidance Of the rocre.
Iatlon committee Members are
asked TO meet in front OF the tele.
pono building promptly at o'clock.
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