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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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CREAM wANTED-The largest buyers
of direct from farm to factory In
the Rocky Mountain region. Write us
for cans and prices. THE w
CREAMERY CO.. Denver. Colo. tMeh-
tion this paper when wrfting)
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CLEAN KIDNEYS
BY DRINKING
LOTS OF WATER
Take Salts to Flush Kidneys
If Bladder Bothers or
Back Hurts

Eating too much rich food may
produce kidney trouble in some form.
says well.known authority, because
the acids created excite the kidneys.
Then they become overworked, get
sluggish, clog up and cause all sorts
OF distress. particularly hackache and
misery In the kidney region, rheu.
matte twlnges. severe headaches, acid
stomach, constipation. torpid liver.
slceplessness. bladder and urinary ir.
ritations.
The moment your back hurts or
kidneys aren't acting right. or IL
bladder bothers you. begin drinking
lots OF good water and also get about
four ounces OF Jad salts from any
good pharmacy; take n tablespoonful
In glass OF water before breakfast
for few days. and your Kidneys
may then act fine. This famous salts
Is made from the acid of grapes and
lomon juice, combined with lthin.
and has been used for years 10 flush
cloEgcd kidneys and stimulate them
to activity; also to neutrallze the
acids in tho system, so that they no
longer irrltato, thus often relieving
bladder disorders.
Jad Salts cannot inJuro anyone:
makes delightful offervescent 18th.
la.wnter drink, which millions OF
men and women take now and then
to help keep the kidneys and urinary
organs clean, thus avoiding serious
kidney disorders. BY all means.
have your physician examine your
kidneys at least twice year.---Ad-
vortiscment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-24

Mr.. George Terrell will return
Sunday from short trip to Call.
fornia and Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Rand have
returned from an extended visit in
tho East, South and Cuba, and are
guests at the Hotel Sorrento.
Or. and Mrs. w. s. Padget will
leave tomorrow by motor for Cali
fornia 10 be away about month
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul r. Cownn nre
being fellcitated on the birth Of d
daughter February II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel r.. BuckIng
ham returned this week from short
visit In Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burr Fisher will
leave next week for California on a
short visit.
Mrs. Wallace Langley left Friday
for Los Angeles to visit her duugh
ters tho Misses Beth, Molly and
Enid Langley.
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Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. d. Il. Frederick left
today for an extended visit In the
East and South.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Griffiths OF
Victoria, b. c., arrived last evening
to spend few days With Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley Griffiths.
Mr.. Rex Stafford is in California
on a short business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul p. Cowan are
receiving congratulations upon the
birth Of daughter, March II. at
e3o7 nth ave. N. 70.
Mrs. Aubrey Wilton left recently
for q short visit in California.
Mrs. Harry Glenn stibbs. who
has been Ill at tho Virginia Mnson
hospital. was removed TO her home
today.
Miss Isabel Mcdonald, who left
Monday for San Francisco, sailed
Thursday or the President Cleveland
for Manila, where sho will we'd En.
Sign Arnold Ellsworth True, U. 8. N.
Capt. and Mrs. stunrt Miller are
coming over from Camp Lewis 10
spend tho weekend with Mrs. Mil.
er's parsnta Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Miller.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-24
Asks Recovery on
Texas Oil Stock

Five yens ago David Gordon
bough, oil stock In the British. Ame+i.
can oil company. OF Texas. under a
written guarantee that unless oil
was struck within two months the
money would be refunded. Friday.
b. Byrcns. who sold Gordon $500
worth Of stock. was named defendant
In an action 10 recover. together
with interest from the date the sale
was made.
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DATES
TO REMEMBER

SATURDAY. FEnRIAHY "a
SIR cod Mrs Arthur = fHunsra
evening bridge HHf mali lonEF
paHf 10 compliment ~ snd Size
Francis ~. nfarnrii m bone
~ ahd hfH Leroy narhuH 10 en-
tfffain viii infarmai dinHrf a.
Sunset ciub.
TUESDAY. TfHHrAnY IT,
Ma George Nrlhs and Mas Doris
fitrhrfa bridge Tea al fhr Sunset
club 20 compliment AfH Charles
Dresser Murphy
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY "a
drp- lnrrfsi goodfgilau'H bridge tea
90 hnms in henor ~ Miss Agnes
Mcdonald
hr ana nrs 70 4 Ksnsys bridge
af home
NJ Fred Ensiasas bridge lunch
CON ~ home
THURSDAY, MARCH D.
hrr ~ e, HviuhurHe'a bridge tea 81;
bone hnuQfinf hrs ~ H uurns
eide aud Mrs. Frauh Fa1 and
Ms Harley ffarfbHnitH.
~ and afn AfriFa ~ FngHE 3
pfi1He and nah taurF evening 90
honor H. and Airs norris Land-
aust
FRIDAY. MARCH g.
hfs iiussfii a. Wasschs'n tea from
70 o'clock. at home.
sAI ia1AY. MARCH s.
TraYsi9gue dinner ~ womsn's Unit
Yefsiiy club ~ tao o'clock
~. and Mrs. Henry hrpdsfiekH
dinner 10 honor Miss feufa Par.
cons and hsr nanfe. ~. Thomas
valentine Dempsey
SUNDAY. MARCH A.
THiiiHht musicale az the Womkn's
unifffsiiT club 90 o'riock
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LADIES. GRorTo cIr1n


gressiyo whist Mt p. IN.
LADIES' GRoTTo CLUB
ladies' Grotto club viii meot
Wednesday. February 2s. at the
Federated club house.
ALLAH CHAPTER CARD PARTY
The card party planned for Fcbru.
airy 10. by Allah chapter. O. E. S..
viii take place Tuesday evening.
March 8. at Dartnall'r cafeteria, in
the Leary building.
LIEUT.. CUSHING CORPS
Lieut.. Cushing corps viii entertain
tho veterans OF the post at n noon.
day luncheon. Thursday. March /, at
tho city hall. Ballard. Members
bring hot dish. The regular meeting
Will BIO held at y. m, followed by
cards.
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Active Meeting Monday Afternoon

Active Meeting Monday Afternoon
The Ladies' meeting
Mrs Mccoy win give explanatory Daoze
will followed ehcms BY pupils
Mccoy.
VIII Spend Moeetb I'M California
months vit In California Mr.. and Thurud entertain
with four tables of bridge at their evening.
Christening Ceremony
Thursday evening the home her parents the small
Mr. and Mrs w NJ Humaon Catherine Hugh hrned
Wilma By The Rev. sidney Morgan
Marriage OF Daughter Announced
Mrs. NJ E. Page herd Maude
Francis to Mr. William Riley OF ST. Louis Saturday February
Mr. ana Mrs Riley vi" be at homa after March at 232 Gard
Calendar for Orthopedic Tea Shop
guilds hospital charge nj the
Tea Shop follows Monday Mrs Fred
Braden hostess assisted by Mrs Conne Mrs
Mary Terrell Giesting Mrs Harry Gray Nulane
Tuesday DennyF guild f.
Chavle hostess Wednesday Madrona guild l.
hostess Thursday East Highland Drive VIM hostess
Friday Mount Baker Webb hostess saturday
seahurt auxiliary Mrs y. B. Carpenter. hostess.
Quietly Married
Miss Irens Olive Wood quietly married
Saturday evening February brides mother
Mrs Minnie Wood 1908 Ninth with the ofcIat
ing Mr. and Mrs Jefferson VIII make their Olympia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-24
Asks $4,000 for
Death of Husband

a 10000 damapn suit against tho
Great Northern railway was filed in
superior court latc Friday hy Mrs.
Sylvia b. Jones sho claims TINT the
railway was negligent when her hus-
band, James b. Jones. received fatal
injuries October 81. last.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-24
Musicale at Queen Anne Hill Home, Program
at Women'S University Club on March 4

Mr. AND MRS W T. WHITNEY spacious on
Ai Queen Anne l Tuesday February
Missionary society the
ing musicale.
Mrs Leroy Baird has the following
Nocalrhe hedoun dinsus
Vooai~Depus le jour" from Louise charpcnte.
Mes GLADYS wheeler
fno-lc Syveau' Nhannade "poonaise IN 4 Minor acowen,
Voca~A Pastoral Neracnn Hindu
Laughing
veealhe Brand tho Rose" puneye sweet
Voealfsobin womans Song cadman spirit Flower canpbo
The silver baskets will be charge Mr J. H. Cartwright Mrs
p. c. Campbell
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VIII Spend Moath IN California

Complmentlng Mr. A. Baker. fo
California Thurrnnd will entertain
with four tables Of bridge Monday evening
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CHRISTENING Ceremonu

Thursday evening. at the homo OF her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Humason Catherine Hughes
Wilma By The Rev. sidney Morgan.
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FOSTERS FOSTERS POSTERS

Posters from Seattle Campfire
Girls and posters from all over tls
Northwest Where are they7 We
want them and we want them soon.
Lohcqua has received a set Of seven
very good ones depicting the seven
laws OF Campfire. Several Seattle
girls nro working on posters depict
ing Hiking" Swimming" GIVE
Service" etc what are you doing7
A week az Camp sealth In Offered
the girl turning IN the best poster.
The tine has been extended 10 March
II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-24
Hold Methodist
Luncheon Tuesday

Methodist laymen and ministers
viii have luncheon Tuesday noon
ut VOLTS cafeteria, s1iis Second
ave. and viii discuss the forward
movement in evangelism and church
membership. All lnymcn and minis
ters are invited 10 be present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-24
TO HAVE A CIRCUS

Ono sign or spring ~ In the alrl
Tho circus Is coming 10 town.
Wherc7 When7 Which7 no. not
Barnum a Bailey. or Ringing. but
a brand new outfit. Including the
members Of tho four camp fires
Wocaio. Gonaquidot. Enpcdasu and
lanzan.
The circus dates are not definite.
~ arranged. but Il viii DO some time
IN early March. and the proceeds VIII
10 used for camp. Save your pen.
mics. FOR there'li 10 side shows with
fat ladies' and two.hoaded men. AZ
well as wonderful stunts between
servings OF pink lemonade and pea.
nuts. Plan now not 10 miss the biz
circus OF tho year.
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THEY HAVE THEM AT LoHEoUA

Is II new boomers you want or a
middy7 Perhaps you want council
fire candles and candlcsticks. or
maybe Just a pair OF new wooden
socks TO 10 with those new boots7
Whatever II Is you want call on
iohequa. Following arv some OF the
articles you may purchase there:
Lovely Handicapped candles in many
shades. middlcs and boomers. Camp
fire tams and armbands. all sorts OF
Campfire supplies. moccasins 20 go
With that new ceremonial gown.
council fire candles aud candiestlcks.
Ask 10 SEQ them tho next time you
are down.
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sEATTLE.s woMAN.a I'D

The literary Interpretation depart
men and current events department
OF tho Seattle Woman's club VIII
meet Tuesday. February 81. az the
homo OF Nlha Libl,y Trlmble. sttt
Harvard ave. y. Mrs. oliver T.
Erickson viii Do hostess.
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March Service


Hemsti,chingi Feather stitching!
Bead bandingl We wonder what
Campfire group win be the first
TO report 100 per cent garments for
March Service. We think we may
have an idea. but we are not Ger.
tain. Frequently wo are surprised
by some silent group coming forth
for the laurel. We like Il that way.
and We only wish that IL would hap.
pen more often.
After talking the matter OF lay.
cites over and under and all around.
we have decided 20 change the re.
aulrement. and instead OF asking
groups 10 make complete layettes.
we are asking each girl TO make two
garments OF any sort. They may be
for small baby or 3.year-old child.
They may even be dress for a IL
year-old. We want you TO use your
Imagination. IL you have never
sewod before, choose something sim.
pie. III you are an older girl and
have enjoyed making your own cloth.
ing. we shall expect moro different
garments from you. Choose your own
colors. materials and patterns. Knit
or crochet. II you prefer. Remem.
Der only that garments should all be
practical and well made. Warmth
and simplicity should be considered
Remember. also. the first law OF
Campfire)
Groups are asked 10 collect the fin.
ishcd articles and turn them in. tag.
ged plainly with name OF group.
guardian and girl by whom article
was made. At the time OF the Grand
council, In March. an exhibit OF all
articles will be held. Honors will be
awarded tho group having the best
exhibit. a large. empty chest at 10.
hequa awaits your contributions.
Observation-Disclosures store has
offered 10 per cent discount on all
materials purchased by Campfire
Girls. The nurse In charge of the
baby department is eager TO help
you. She has offered us the follow
ing suggestions relative TO layettes.
A layette includes the following ar.
ticles:
Three shirts.
Two dozen diapers.
Three binders.
Three outing flannel night gowns.
Three outing flannel wrappers.
Three white nainsook dresses.
Two pairs wool bootees.
Three wash cloths.
One bath towel.
Two outing flannel Gertrudes.
Two white nnlnsook Gertrudes.
Two wool sacks.
Ono rubber sheet.
One cotton blanket.
Make outing flannel sheets S6x54
inches and slips and kimonos "a to
80 inches long. Every mother takes
pride in her baby's clothes, and
mothers TO whom these articles will
20 like long baby dresses.
Tho following articles may be
made from worn Undertaking. IL
inches square, neatly buttonholed for
wash cloths; towels may be made
from tho larger pieces, DO not
make seams on towels. Shirts and
binders may be made from worn
wooden undorcolthlng. Binders
should DO rs Inches long. Pads
may be made OF any white wash
material and should DO is Inches
square. Blankets may be made
from large worn ones and they
should be 36x5i inches or as nearly
That sizo MS possible. Patterns for
shirts, binders, etc. may be cut
from patterns ut Lohooue.
There arc they those pictures
telling n graphic story Of some phase
of Campfire lifo2 DO get busy and
got them In. One guardian turned
In oorking picture OF girl scrub
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Civic Club VIII
Meet Monday Night

The Ebawood Civic and Improve.
ment club. recently formed in the
Rainier Beach district. will meet
Monday night in temporary quar-.
tcrs at 18th ave, S. and Rainier blvd.
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woMEN's SOCIETY
BETHANY CHURCH

The monthly meeting Of the Won
ems society OF Bethany Presbyterian
church will DO held with Mrs
Charles s.. wills. dlG w. Comstocl,
st.. wednesday, February 2s. ~ ii3C
p. m. Good program planned. Large
attendance desired.
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NoMAN,a cnNTunY -

.WoMAN'H CENTURY CLUB
The French department or tho
Woman's Century club Win meet
Mondayl February "a. ai 10 a. m. at
the Hotel Washington
ON Tuesday. this parliamentary d..
pariment viii meet IN the board room
u the Y. W. G. A. at gao p. m. The
political science department will meet
ia n d. m. "a the s. Vs. g. A. The
program Viii consist 81 Diplomatic
Relations prom 1899 10 1850" BY
Mrs William Elliott Consular Hcry.
ice from 1879 Ia 1888 b. Airs Blake
u, Afilla, Getty Health and vital Sta
tlstica." Aira. Emma X glnehnri.
Wednesday tho social service Dc.
nartment will meet for luncheon III
1880 o'clock. with hira. Carl Smith.
ttab aIth ave. There sslii be- AN auc.
lion sale. and members % tho club
arc asked tn bring articles for tho
sale
Thursday. the current events de.
parlmont viii meet az p. m. with
Mrs, < H. Kerr. COZ Maiden ave.
Take Capitol filii car.
Friday the music department vii
bo entertained az the homo u Mrs.
W. q. MclAren. 2Tsa Hslyedcrc ave.
AZ ., m The assisting hostess-s
win be- Mrs Harry Kaufman. Mrs.
Glen johnson ana Mrs. ~ v Lulih.
len.
Tho program Includes the follow.
ing:
rapsr-'Nehumanu' (itio 90 1850
Mrs Caroline CLARK
ytsiia-,
.'yess'. AZ rraphs,', s.hvm.nn
uflErttdH $1,000 5ssftrff 600 ] -
siiss Winiffsd HAtsmHn
airs Caroline huinE AZ the piano
Vocal
'Dh. Sunny Beam ,....s..1
''iis, hprs KniShiiT Than aehufnann
fhe MOBILES" sr.ssf sftfs
Mfs. fredsriek Graham
Mrs. Caroline swing 81 ths piano
Phper-~Chopiu~ rtf0rtftfl
Mfs. draHsllis rsfis
Piano- Selections it.ttsfsit..st.. chopin
vccsi-
-hlisnt Love p sss..-. ...,,,,s, %,
"tn the Gsffsr1 .t.s.-.tsr sNHNinN y
Nfs. D. n Nichols
Miss fidsiia burgess at ths plane
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cLiONIAN cLuB

Tho clionian club viii hold rs regu.
lar meeting Tuesday. February q.
az .. m. at the Federated Club
house. Mrs. A. ~. congdon win be
chairman Of the day end the subject
Of tho program win be Community
Service"
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HuMAN ANALYaIs cIun

The Human Analysis club viii
meet Tuesday night. IN Geneva hall,
scs Marion ~ Tho program includes
Character Analysis OF our Public
Leadern," By ARA. FArrar. and -col.
or in Human Attractions" by Pro.
lessor Aver.
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Calendar for Orthopedic Tea Shop
Quietly Married

Miss Irens Olive Wood and Lloyd quietly married
Saturday evening February H. the mother
Minnie Wood, 1908 Ninth official
ing Mr. and Mrs Eckerson viii
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

UNIVERSITY CANADIAN CLUB
University Canadian club will DO
at home Sunday, February 25, from
until 0 o'clock, 10 MI Canadians
at the club house. 5035 10th ave,
N. u.
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Small Dinner This EUening

IN compliment 20 Mss Harriet hnne Mr.
Jr~ Mr. MARRIED. Boom VIII
home this evening with invitations limited to their mate friend
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ALPHA CLUB

ALPHA CLUB
Mira. w. X. McI'nrlnnc and Mrg. II.
Hamilton will entertain the Alpha
club Thursday. March !. ut tho home
OF Mrs. McFarlanc. t7ii 18th ave. 8.
Luncheon NJ 1890 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-24
GIRLS WORKING FOR NEEDLE
WORK GUILD HONOK


WORK GUILD HONOK
Of course you airs working. but
why wasn't your name turned inG
Ask your guardian or can a. 10.
hequa for Particular.
Rola barron. Esther Hall. Edna
Mss Pennington. Helen hiarkeY.
Elma Jolly mabel Bates. Mildred
Hnyder. Jessie Harris. Margaret
Boster. Dorothy Nelson. KIM Fur.
uya. Pay Olson. Annette Hughes.
Ernn Bates. Martha Harris. Mar.
gar,t Stafford.
a new group of Campfire Girls ia
being forne6 al Broadway high
school under the leadership Of Anna
Nav0ns. The following girls are
charter members u the group.
IAsggy Polk. Ethel MerriH. Annis
standish. Knthlyn Kemp. Lillian
Kmule. Fannie Yinikon and omce
Litin. Tir group IL starring with
lot Of enthusiasm and pep. 10 name
has yet been chosen.
The little Austrian shoe win leave
The desk az Lohequa early In March.
Don't let II get away before you
have put your scrap of leather IN 20
help make tho new pair Of shoes Tor
that little Austrian child. Surely
the price OF a sundas or movie IL
small price 20 pay for the Joy
which a pair Of shoes with wooden
soles vii bring to the little Austrian
child.
Campfire headquarters IS most
anxious 20 get Ia touch with all in
active Campfire Girls az The earliest
possible minute Important news
awaits each and every one Of them.
Call Elliott 520s or stop in az 1853
Arcade building the next time you
are downtown.
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WISCONSIN coLpENRop
CLUB

Tim Wisconsin Goldcnrod club
viii meet wednesday. February "a.
with Nra. y. A. Tobcy. IT'S ", soth
At Tho hosteases for tho day win be
Mra. EngIc, Mrs. Seeley and Mrs
hunre. All former Wisconsin women
welcome. Box lunch nj 1910 o'clock.
Take fhinnoy car TO soth st. and
walk two block east. Tho club win
entertain for former Wisconsin resi-.
dents and their friends with an In.
door basket picnic or Saturday eve.
ming. March 5. Mt $40 p. m. at the
A. o. u. w. hall. 1909 Ninth ave.
Bring basket luncheon. Coffee.
dancing. cards and program win be
complimentary.
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LINcoLN pr. 4

Lincoln PIT. a. win hold bazaar
80 Tho school on Friday evening.
March 2. A program WIN DO given
at 7;3o o'clock, consisting OF reali.
ings and musical numbers. II will
DO an oldfashioned party under tho
direction OF tho community service,
assisted by a COMMITTEES OF mothers
and teachcrs Tho bazaar win ho
bringand buy affair. with special
carnival features. Tho proceeds will
be applied to the plano fund.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-24
PYrHrAN ANNIvERsARY

II lftlNIN AsNNi EtSCAttt
Seattle lodge No. 10, knights OF
Pythias. win celebrate tho 5oth an.
nivtrBary OF the founding of their
order Monday, February 20, Mt 8
p. m. In the Pythlan hall. Third
and Virginia.
a musical program will be given
by the Pythlan band and Charles
a. Lunan will deliver an address on
THE Symbolism OF tho Pythian
LODGE Room" Mayor Brown. who
is a member OF the order, has been
Invited 10 be present
Tho following artists will also mp.
pear on the program: Madame Julia
Risegarl; IL y. Mccurdy. flutlst;
Miss Carolyn Swing, pianist: Mag.
NUS Petersen, tenor.
Tho affair will be public and all
members and friends OF the order
arc invited.
A party OF forty members OF Kuh
Ala Dagh temple, knights OF Kho.
rassan. headed by Kenneth l.. Webb,
left this. morning for Vancouver,
-. G., 10 attend the winter cero.
monial OF Tel Ei Koblr temple. A
clnss OF upwards OF a hundred will
DO initiated.
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Women's Clubs

LITERARY AND TRAVEL
CLUB
Tho Literary and Travel club win
meet at the home Of Mrs. +. I. Nfc.
Lellan. 1890 18th ave. Monday. Feb.
ruhry IS. AZ 2 p. nj. Ailsa Margaret
Kane VIII read paper on The
Problem Of tho Immigrant" and cur
rent events will be given In response
10 roll call.
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FoRTsoN THYGEsEN
AUXILIARY

Forison ThyEcssn auxiliary win
give a tea Thursday. March 1. Ht the
home Of Mrs Charles HAfer CHS
Fremont ave. Members are asked ~
come prepared TO sew for tho benefit
Or the relief committee,
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NATIVE DAUGHTERS
OF WASHINGTON

Princess Angcline Parlor No. Z
VIII hold It's regular meeting at the
club rooms. second floor OF the Y. w.
C. A.. on Friday evening, March
?, ut o'clock.
a whist card party win DO given
at Dartnall's cafeteria on Saturday
evening. March II. at q o'clock.
Members and friends invited.
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cTAnA nAnTnN TrNr

Clara Barton tent. Daughters OF
Veterans. viii give a dinner and card
party after It's regular business meet.
Ing. Wednesday. February Is.
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Campfire News, Notes and Gossip

hing "a floor. fslrr seemed % ~ Do
Ing a good 500. tool Remember NE
work AZ lamp offered for me best
pieture
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WHITTIER HEIGHTS
IMPROVEMENT CLUE

Whittier Heights Improvement
club win give n tea az tho homo
OF Mrs, d. W Borg. 18th ~ W. and
w. ssih St, on Tuesday. February
81. from 2 10 O'Clock.
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SOCIETY or APPLIED
PSYCHOLOGY

Seattle chapter % tho Information.
al Society Of Applied Psychology win
meet Tuesday evening. February 81.
~ 3 o'clock. on the ground floor OF
the Lippy building. Third ave. and
Columbia NJ.
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BALLARD HIGH SCHOOL

Ballard High School PIT. A. will
meet Tuesday. February 81. in fhc
music room Of tho school. There will
be business session AZ J o'clock and
a program at o'clock. Mrs. r. T.
Thatcher will speak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-24
cALEIDH CLUB

The calcifb club viii give a bridge
luncheon Tuesday. February ~. at
i22o o'hock. az the home OF 4rH.
J. W. EdmundH. 2if ~. seth IT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-24

Seattleites win have an oppor-
tunity to see President and Mrs
Harding in person this summer. IL
the chief executive accepts an in
vitatIon wired to Etm by Mayor E.
J. Brown and Frank waterhouse.
president Of the Chamber OF Com
merce, The invitation was sent 10
Senator Wesley L. Jones and Rep
resentative John +. Miller. who
viii personally present 1t at the
White House.