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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-27
COOLIDGE WILL
EAT "COBBI.E
Vermont Man Sends Turkey;
DeIicaCies Pour In
By FRAZER EDWARDS

Omitted Press btnff coYrespondonD
WASHINGTON Nor 27.-From
every section OF a foporcd land o
Thanksgiving dinner which would
hays amazed aio PilErlm ancestors
was being assembled today for
President Coolidge.
by express. Freight and parcel
post variety OF Winds TO adorn the
White House board is arriving The
states seem 20 be vIeing with one an
other in furnishing their most priced
products.
Tho turkey is the gift Of the prcsi
dents boyhood friend. little Dan
Naculn. 81 poIymDuth. VI.
Around the biz bird the prealdeni
can have an prrTiy of dishes 10 com
mand the respect OF an cpicurc. The
choicest hams " old Vlrginla. Gran
berries from wisconsin. celery from
Salt Lake City. apples from Oregon,
oyster plant from Pennsylvania and
potatoes from idaho. have already
arrived and tlc end OF the Thanks.
giving offering ls not yet In sight.
The president and Mrs. Coolidge
expect 10 10 % church Thanksgiving
morning. Their boys. John and Cal.
vim Coolidge. Jr, have but one dny'a
vacation. bur they hope to have that
on Vermont turkey.
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OF fancy work, aprons, hand paint
ed articles, novelties. candy aud
dcllontcaacn, And fish pond Tea
viii bo served In both tho after
noon and evening.
A Campfire denomination will bo
slSn In the evening
Eycrygirl's Is offering worthwhile
prizes to girls who bind their years
copies OF Evcrygirl's Ask bend.
quarters about t.
Girls arc already starting TO make
nriiclcH for the national exhibit.
Perhaps you can mike a bcadbnnd
OF tool leather or bind book Tell
us about II,
Five thousand Ladies' Home
Journal subscriptions by December
rs. That tie goal. In other words
$4,000 for the ship. There's every
reason 10 count on that $500. II
the present spirit OF determination
holds out Richmond Highlands
Rroup leads of 80 far with 100
subscriptions or an average Of sey.
en- 10 each girl Wcwatoho and
Tohelolh arc second and third In
the rice. Port Angeles has the
most active fircplies 30 far. they
Just sent In ~ subscriptions. The
girls in line FOR the week in acmp
prize are lined up as follows; Hell
on Smith OF iseaaunh first. Pauline
Merrill % Richmond Highlands sec
ond. and Elizabeth Clark elho Of
Richmond Highlands, third.
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Campfire Notes
cnlcndar OF December activities.

Calendar OF December activities.
All meetings are az headquarters
unless otherwise specified.
Dec. i-Woholo council, TO o.
guardians training coursc. 10 O'clock
Dec, Ship lore and knot tying,
4. guardiann training course, 2.
Dee o. Gunrdinng' training coursc,
1880,
Dec, io.-ship lore and knot tying.
Z; guardians training course. 3
Doc, H. Executive board OF Seat
tie council OF Campfire Girls at T.
Dec. i2 - Guardian training
course. 1850
Dee. lJ.-r-Gu1rdinns meeting Call
Ell iota20S for further information.
All guardians and FREELY leaders IN.
yltcd.
Dec. IT, Ship lore and knot tying.
Z; guardians training course. 2.
Dec, 10. - Guardians training
course. 1880,
Dec. 2i.-woholo council. TO o;
Ship warming on Camarnderio.
Dec. eg Doll contest closes.
lice. ~, Big chrisimas party.
Dee. e5. Merry chtiatmaai
Have you nude your stockings and
toys for the Christmas party7
Get ready to follow the lighted can.
dies on chrlatmnH eve,
Priscilla and Loyal Treat have
given the camnraderie library a good
start by contributing 30 books. A
suggestive list OF books Ii posted al
headquarters Some groups have al
ready chosen the one they are 20
present.
Miss Lulu Cooper has turned IN
her five dollars Tor the ship Fund
which she raened by giving chick
en- dinner 10 her employer and his
office staff.
Tho watonapa group OF Camp
fire Girls 10 10 hold bazaar at the
homo OF their guardian. Mrs.
George J. Evans az number II
West McGraw ST.. on Monday, Dc
eembcr J. from three 90 five In the
afternoon. and seven 10 nine In the
evening.
There arc TO be the usual booths
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Music
Elena Gerhardt Will
Appear December 10

The Ladlea' Musical club an
nounoca elena Gcrhnrdt, mezzo no
prano. known aa the high pricHtcea
OF song" In concert at the Metro
polItun on Monday evening, Deccn'
Der 10th.
Elena Gerhardt " today rocognlz
cd the world over as tho creates,
singer of art songs, She fills the
largest auditoriuma wherever she
appears, drawing not only tho ordl'
nary concert goer, but also her fcl
low artists The latter feel that nc
matter how grent have been their
own achievements they can always
learn something from listening 70
the INTERPRETATIONS OF Miss Ger
hardt They realize that back OF
her ART there is n great Intelligence,
Therefore when this acknowledged
high priesteka OF the art song
makes any uttennee regarding The
steps which she took IN attaining
cminonee. her worda have the ut
most value aud interest,
She laid particular stress on
rhythm as necessary foundation
when talking with an interviewer
In New York recently.
THE instrumental performer Is
taught first Of all the Importance
or rhythm" shc said. without an
understanding OF rhythm no plnycs
would DO accepted in any great
symphony orchestra. The compog'
efs % the art sones were all great
masters They knew that rhythm
was design In music Schubert'a
songs. for instance. can be ruined
II they are not sung with the fine
rhythm which Schubert himself
must have had instinetlyoiy in his
Incompatible genius"
Aud yet In summing UP. Miss
Gcrhardt added Notwithstanding
all the artistry OF the singer. tho
thing that counts most Is sincerity,
In other words, the great singers
stil sing from the heart. and ii.
ways will"
This viii be Miss Gcrharit's frs,
visit 20 the Pacific coast.
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Vets May Sue to See
Files of Vet Bureau

Denial Of permission for llaison or
fIccrs OF the Disabled Veterans and
other soldiers organization to have
access to files or the veterans bu.
rnu may result in legal action
against l., g. Jescph. district blu.
reau manager. who has refused such
permission.
Seattle chapter. No. 2. Disabled
Veterans Of tho World War, decided
this az a meeting Of the executive
committee Monday night.
Lack Of access TO the flies handl.
caps relief work. and prevents APP
peal TO Washington in cases deallng
with compensation. insurance or the
granting Of vocational education.
said ". u. Knapp. national lIalaon
officer OF the Disabled Veterans.
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Dinners WI Precede Kappa Gamma, Enter
tam IN Honor of Mr.. and Mrs. G,1ffiths

DRECEDlNG tho snowfall dance,
! Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority
Is giving Friday evening ut Chris
tcnson's hail. Mr., and Mrs. Win
throp Hovey are entertaining at
their homo With a dinner OF twelve
covers, Mr. aud Mrs, Lister Holmes
win be dinner hosts at home. en-
pertaining eight guests and there
win be a large uo.host dinner at the
women's University club.
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SIMPLE HOME MIXTURE
DARKENS GRAY HAIR
Cincinnati Barber Tells How Any
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Any man or woman can easily
look twenty years younger by sim
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simply take haif,pint OF water,
add one ounce OF bay rum. y ounce
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cost.
Applied TO the hair twice weekly.
this delightful mixture quickly gives
the desired shade. II Is easy 40 use.
II no. sticky or greasy. will not col.
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reception and program arranged
by Mrs. ]. a. Kerr and MrA. II. T..
palmerton.
Entertainment included vocal
numbers By Mrs. Arthur Ruah,on,
with Mrs. l.. T., Beckett at The pl.
ano. and Rn interesting lecture on
Books and Their Tendencies" by
Mrs. Frank Pcase. wife Of the an'
thor. now extension lecturer Tor the
drama department OF tho University
OF Washington.
Following tho program, tea waH
served on the meEzanine floor. the
table a,tuctively adorned with cop
per.tlnted dahllns and autumn
foliage. Pas, presidents % tho
woman's Century club dispensed
bosr,tt ntftirs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-27
Turkey Dinner at
LOrtkopedic Shop

The orthopedic Tea shop viii
serve a turkey dinner on wednes'
day noon, with Madrona guild in
charge Of the service and Mrs. Frank
Victor acting as hostess, assisted hy
Mrs. Ben Pitts. Mrs. Clarence Me
Donald. Mrs. william Wilmington.
Mrs. W. J. Miller. Mrs. y, III. Black.
burn. Mrs. r. Hughes, Mrs. Frank
S. smith. Mrs. II. C. Converse Mrs.
A. Il. shafer and Mlss A. Nelson.
The Thrift shop win be In charge
OF Queen Anne guild on wednesday
morning. represented hy Mrs. NJ. i.
Jackson and Mrs. J, l. Meares: In
the afternoon. Mrs. d. II. Pierce and
Mrs, Edgar c. snyder wiz rcpFescn,
Madrona guild.
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Personal

Mr. and Mira Henry Collins. Mr.,
and Mrs. Rex ELLIS and MIR, James
Sturgis comprise n party OF motor.
lists from Pondlcton. Ore, who spent
tho Weekend with Mr. and Mrs. VIII
liam Leonard Eaton, Mrs. Collins
Is remaining for a few daya longer
visit.
Mrs. cehert Balilargoon Is expect.
cd homo this week from a three
weeks visit In San Francisco.
Mr., aud Mrs Calvin G. Carpenter
and daughter. Lucille. have returned
from u months trip To New York
Mrs. =. Cnswoll and Miss Nadine
Caswell, who motored up from Port.
land. are guests at tho Hotel Wash.
ington for u few days.
Mr.. and Mrs, samuel II. Mclrosc
aro receiving congratulations on the
birth OF u son, November 20, at 81.
Luke's hospital.
Mrs. G. y, Eaton. or Olympia, was
the weekend guest OF Dr. aud Mis-.
u. G. Brier,
Mrs. Gerald o'Neil Is leaving sun.
day for San francisco. where she
viii visit her mother. Mrs. &. y.
Walter. AR. o'Neil will join her for
the Christmas holidays.
Miss Helen Goetx. who Is attend,
Ing the University OF oregon. win
return "Wednesday TO spend Thanks.
giving and the weekend at her
home here.
Mrs. Roy J. Browne sailed, Novem.
Dor 81, for Honolulu, TO spend the
holidays with her hrother.ln.law ana
sister M. and Mrs Alber, *.
Decker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Brown and
daughter, Miss Erma Brown. and
Mrs, Jeanette Brown have removed
TO the Hotel Sorrento.
Mr., Humber Fo,herlngham re.
turned Monday from a business trip
TO Billings. Mont.
Miss Ruth Dunbar. from Olympia.
: spending few days with sir. and
Mrs Howard Taylor.
Mr. Harold Frederick. OF For,son.
spent the weekend in town with his
parents. sir. and Mrs. Frank Fred.
erieE.
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Reception and Dance
at Cornish

The Faculty club a; the Cornish
school are entertaining this even
Ing with a reception and dance at
the school in honor OF Miss Nellie
Cornish and in celebration OF the
ninth birthday OF the school. Miss
Martha Sackett and Miss Ellen
Wood Murphy win receive with
Miss Cornish.
The program under the direction
Of Jacques Jou-Jeryille, president OF
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VIII Read "Ice Bound

Mrs. +. C. Gorham will read lee
Bound" the $1,000 Pulitzer prize
play, on Wednesday morning at
1880 o'clock. nj the meeting OF the
Hand Bag Players ut the women's
University club.
Mrs c. Edward Magnusson Is
chairman OF the group. which In
ciudes Mrs Ira n. Gates. Miss
Elizabeth q. Henry. Mrs X. T.
jarvis Mrs Philip Marion and Mrs
Howard Waterman.
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AppRnpRIATE. 1NnEEn

The special preacher was asked II
he would like any particular hymn
TO DO sung TO agree with his ser.
mon.
NO" he replied -,rhe fact Is, I
seldom know what | am going 10
ray until ] arrive In the pulpit
We'll. in that onse.r said the
vicar. I'VE had better have tho
hymn. For Those al SEA-. Tit.
Bits. London.
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Blames Springs for
Latest Landslide

saturatlon OF the soil from sprlngs
which once had outlets in o lake on
top OF the hin caused the lnndaiide
az California way and Ferry ave.
Sunday night. /, was decided Tues.
day by W. u. natkhusf. supcrin,end-
emit OF streets and sewers THE lake
was a part OF the water supply aya
team 81 old West Seattle
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CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY

EASTERN STAR CLUB
The Eastern Star club win meet
in 1880 Arcade building for bridge.
open to members. Wednesday. No
vember IS, at 2:i5 o'clock.
wOMAN'S CENTURY CLUB
The chorus OF the Womnn's Cen
fury club viii meet Wednesday. No,
vember %. at $40 o'clock. in room
sos. MonteIius building.
LORRAINE SOCIAL CLUB
Lorraine Social club will meet
with Mrs. ca,herin Lohndorff. I'll
gath ave. Wednesday, November %.
at 2:5o O'Clock.
CLARA BARTON TENT
Clara Barton tent. Daughters OF
Veterans. viii hold its regular meet
ing "Wednesday, November 2s. at 8
p. m. Election Of officers, followed
by cards and refreshments.
QUEEN CITY COUNCIL
Queen City council. No. 9O4, Sc.
curity Benefit association, viii give
a masquerade ball. Wednesday eve.
ming. November 2s. at 0 o'clock. in
A. o. U. W. hall, 1909 Ninth ave.
LADIES' GROTTo CLUB
The ladies' Grotto club will meet
at the Federated clubhouse, Wednes.
day. November 20. at .. m. The
subject for the day will be National
Parks" Roll call responded to with
Current Events"
HAMLET" TO BE PRESENTED
The Kenneth Eugene F'rederick's
strolling Players viii present a
Shakespearean drama. Hamlet" on
"Wednesday evening, November %. at
the Z. NJ. c. A., in honor Of the ter.
centenary festival being held over
the world in COMMUNICATION OF
Shakespeare's entry on the English
dramatic stage.
The cast includes Mr.. Kenneth Eu.
gene Frederick az Hamlet, Mr.. Ar.
thur Moore az Laertes. Miss Nellie
Mae Proctor az Ophelia. Miss Carla
Duane as Gertrude, Queen Of Den.
mark. and Lewis c. Teegarden as
King Of Denmark, with many other
local people.
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Assistants Named
for Tea

At Miss Olive Leonard's tea and
handkerchief shower for Miss Clara
Emory on Friday afternoon. Mrs.
Robert Merrick and Mrs John L.oor
Locke. Jr.. viii preside at the tea
table. assisted by Miss Nellie Fell
ger. Miss Virginia sheahan. Miss
Emily Jerome and Miss Alice Blake.
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Home Entertainments

Mrs. Francis Guy Frink was
hostess this afternoon, entertaining
with most charming luncheon at
her homo Gray Cables"
THANKSGIVING day. Mr.. and Mrs
Frink will entertain with a dinner
Of IS covers.
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Entertaininq at Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Jason d. Butler VII
be dinner hosts TO the members OF
their family and a few additional
guests at their home on the Thanks
giving holiday.
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Dinner to Honor
Trdpelers

Mr.. and Mrs. Colin O. Radford are
entertaining with dinner OF is GOV
erS at their homo on Tuesday eve
ming, December 4. in honor OF Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley Gritfiths. who have
rccontly returned from several
months travel abroad,
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Plans Iheater Party

To SEQ THE Hunehback OF Notre
Dame Mrs. Ross Downs viii en-
scrtain thirty guests at the Hcillg
ihcater on Friday afternoon.
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rEDERAL pRouIBITION agente

raided q place At Ell Union st.. late
Monday night, and arrested Clinton
Mepougnl after SEEKING mixed
cAse OF BIN and whisky In a eleverly
concealed wall cache.
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Hosts at Dinner

MIR. and Mrs. w, S. Dulmnge viii
be hosts at n dinner ut ten covers
at their homo on Thanksgiving
Day.
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Viii Entertain
Saturday

Mr.. and Mrs W. X. Chilcott are
arranging dinner OF twelve COW
crs al their home. for Saturday
evening. December /.
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You CAN RANK 0N Ir

I'm 2ogs." says Prof. Low. women
viii dress like men" But they will
take longer 10 do Il. OF cotirse.
ideas. London.
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EMMA LAZARUS AUXILIARY
PLAN DANCE

Emma Lazarus auxiliary Of B'nai
Birth VIII give Thanksgiving
dance Wednesday evening Eovem.
Der %, at the Seattle Yacht club
the proceeds to be devoted to the
support Of two war orphans.
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Informal BRIDGE Supper

Mrs, S. Y. Anderson Il entertain
ing with an Informal bridge q three
tables and tea at her homo on Wed
nesday afternoon. December 3.
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zoNTA CLUB
HOME SEWING CLUB
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
BENEFIT CARD PARTY

The Ladies' auxiliary to Herzl
Congregation win give a card party
for the benefit Of the new syna.
gogue on December 2 at 800 p. m.
At the Y. N. II. a. hall. Prizes and
refreshments.
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Women's Clubs

At . o'clock progressive whis,
party will be held. the first OF the
winter series. at which all prizes
given win consist Of household sup
plies. All members and friends wei.
come.
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Dinner Hosts on
Thursday

on Thanksgivlng day, ~ Ih'lI
home. Mr.. and Mrs, ErSkine Camp
bell win be hosts at q dinner OF nine
covers.
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Family Thanksgiving
Dinner

Or. and Mrs. II. J. o'Shea are en-
tertaining with family Thanksgiv.
ing dinner on Thursday. at their
home. across Lake Washington.
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The fayorIte stories OF Elizabeth
Barrett Browning in childhood were
Greek stories.
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Luncheon win be served at is o'clock
followed by cards.
FIRST n. +. CHURCH
BAZAAR
The Ladies' Aid society o, the
First NJ. f. church arc completing
plans for their Christmas bazaar "a
DO held December I. and &. ai
the church. Firth ave. and Marion
st. Each day. luncheon wllr be
served from 1880 TO / o'clock and
dinners from 5;5o 10 O'Clock. Tea.
cake, and Ice cream win he served
during the afternoon.
Mira W. r. Lyons is general
chairman OF the bazaar. Tho dis.
trict chairnen follow Mra c. A.
Bushnell Queen Anne: aira Law.
renee Barton. University. MIRA V.
V. Tnrhil. Wnlllngford. Mira w. ID.
Morrison. West seattle: Alra q. j.
Darincr. Ballard and Green Lake
Mrs Mary Kelley. 1ntcrlakeu: Mrs
VIII r. Fisher. North broadway.
Mra H. T. Ashley. Capital I'm,
Mrs W. w. Warren. Bellevue and
Summit; Mrs Ida Haeke,. Mount
Baker Park. and Mra c. q. Mason,
Madrona.
DANCE
The United British clubs Of Seat.
tie. composed OF tho British. Amcri.
can. Canadian and 81. Andrews so.
cicty. Canadian club and Clan Nc.
Kenzie. win hold n special Thanks.
giving dance Thursday evening. No.
vembcr 20. at . o'clock. in chrlstcn.
sens hall. The following officers
viii be in charge: Mr. W. II. Coffin.
chairman: Mrs. II. H. Conrad. seerc
tary; Or. Ira l.. Nell. floor director
ENTERTAIN PRESIDENTS OF
wOMAN'S CLUBS
Friday afternoon az tho Y. w. G.
a. the Woman's Century club en-.
tertnincd the presidents Of tho won.
ans clubs OF tho city at an Informal
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AQuILA IoDGE 10 a.

AquIla lodge No. Is, d. OF II. p.
A., will meet for regular business
on Wednesday. November %. at 7:45
p. m, in Swedish club hall. 1927
Eighth ave. Initiation Of candidates.
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kC.kC.KC.KC.KC.Kc
When You Catch Cold
Rub on MusteroIe

Austerole is easy 10 apply and It
gets In it's good work right away.
often 1t prevents a cold from turn.
ing into .'fu" or pneumonia. Just
apply Mus,erole with the fingers.
II does all the good work OF grand.
mothers mustard plaster without
the blister
Musterole ~ a clean. white .oint-
ment. made OF oil Of mustard and
other home sinples. It is recon-.
mended by many doctors and
nurses. Try Musterole for sore
throat. cold on the chest, rheuma.
tism. lurnhago. pleurisy, stiff neck.
bronchitis, asthma. neuralgia. con.
gestion. pains and aches OF the back
and joints. sprains. sore muscles.
bruises. chilblains. frosted feet
colds Of all sorts.
To Mothers: aTusterole is now
made in milder form for ba-
bies and small children. Ask
for Children's aInsterole.
s5c and CSC. Jars and tubes:
hospital size, $500.
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A DENTIST is often selected
L l because he happens to have
an office where it is convenient
for you to visit him.
Sometimes he is chosen be-
cause be belongs to your church,
society or lodge.
You do not know how skillful
he is-you simply know there is
a dentists sign on his door.
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CLASSIC CULTURE CLUE
AGLEE aIsTERa

Aglee Sisters win meet wednes.
day, December S. at the home OF
Mrs. H. j. Giesea, 1924 l.. Pike st.
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ANNuAL BAzAAR pLANNEp


ANNUAL BAZAAR PLANNED
The Eastern star club win hold
its annual bazaar Friday and satur.
day. December Z and 8, ut 1850 Ar.
cade square. Mrs Christy North Is
chairman Of the bazaar and In charge
Of the various booths will be Mrs.
Beatrice Whlttingham. Mrs. Linda
Nice and Mrs. A. w. Williams, who
will display fancy work. Mrs. Pansy
Shaffer viii dispose OF homemade
cakes, salads. jellies and other de.
licious goodies; Mrs. Helen Munge
has charge OF the novelties: Mrs.
Prescott will have attractive aprons
In her booth: Miss Olive Menace.
homemade candles, and Miss Nina
Ennis the flshpond.
Tea, sandwiches and cake viii be
served during tho day.
CLASSIC CULTURE CLUB
The Classic Culture club will oh.
serve presidents day on Saturday
afternoon, December /, at 2 o'clock.
IN the Federation clubhouse. Presl.
dents OF the forty.six clubs which
compose the federation will be the
honor guests Of the day. Mrs. T.. +.
Wittler, a charter member of the
club. and Mrs. c. b. Riser will be
the hostesses.
Mrs. a. K Fisken viii give
musical lecture. Christmas Customs
and Ideals" with vocal Illustrations
by Mrs. Philip Goarhart.
AGLEE SISTERS
Aglee Sisters win meet wednes.
day, December 5. at the home OF
Mrs. II. j. Giesea. 1924 l.. Pike st.
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ROBERT
PARLIAMENTARY CLASS

PARLIAMENTARY CLASS
Robert Parliamentary Law Class
will meet at the Y. W. c. A. Wednes.
day. November rs. at l:s0 p. m. Mrs.
Ella cudihee. chairman and teacher.
The lesson viii consist Of: Take a
question from the table: take up
postponed question before its prop
er time; discharge a committee: re.
consider; rescind.
Nine. Harriet saunderson's class
in public speaking viii have for It's
lesson. Opportunity
ZoNTA CLUB
The Zonta club OF Seattle viii
meet Wednesday. November Is. at
IL noon at the Northold Inn. Miss
Anna Marie Brueggerhoff win be
the speaker on this occasion and
will discuss Club Organization and
Promotion Work"
HOME SEWING CLUB
The Ladies' Home Sewing club
will meet Friday noon. November
30. with Mrs. Annie fafferty. 1910
18th ave. Bring sandwiches. Take
car No. Il.
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How Do You
Choose a Dentist?
By DR.. PARKER

Founder and Executive Head Of the f. r. Parker System
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-27

MEDIUM BROWN HAIR looks best Of
all after a Golden Clint shampoo.-Advt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-27

Mr.. Harold Frederick. OF For,son.
spent the weekend in town with his
parents. sir. and Mrs. Frank Fred.
eriek.