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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-20
Personal

Mr. and Mrs ~ -. Burnside and
son. Hilly are leaving in March Tor
Honolulu, 10 be- gone several months.
Mt a. y Merrill arrived last week
from Now York Tor a short stay.
before rgtuning 20 the East 10 ~.
join MH Merrill and Mas Virginia
Merrill who aro spending several
months there.
Mr. and Mira W a. McKvan are
receiving congratulations on the
birth ~ "a son, William tiuwlcy. Ir.
February IS. az the Minor hospital
Mrs. stephen - Gibbs IL leaving
the last Of this week for a months
visit Ia California.
Mr. ). y. soahorn and Mr. william
IN. Jenkins sailed Monday on the
President Madison for tbs Orient on
Ia pleasure trip.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Homer arc leav,
Ing Thursday for a trip % san Fran.
cilaco.
Mas Helen Goctz returned Friday
from California. where sho has bcen
spending ak wccke
Or. ana Mrs Henry s, Hurry are
being congratulated upon the birth
.of son. February IS. az the
Swedish hospital
Mrs. George ". Fischer left Mon.
day FOR a short visit In California
Mrs. ". l.. Rhodes left Saturday
Tor California, 10 be away six weeks
or two months.
Mra. Edmund Bowdsn. who went
South a few weeks ago. returned
Saturday accompanied by her dauEhs
rin-law. Mrs. Edmund Robert
Bowden ana two children. who have
been az Palo Alto visiting Mrs.
Bowdcn'a parents, Mr. and Mira.
william DarsIe.
MH James d Farrell. Miss Helen
Farrell and Sir. James Farrell. jr-
have taken an apartment la Los
Angeles for n short time.
Mr. and Ma. Norris II. Thomas
lcft Saturday Tor Honolulu. whore
they viii make their home.
Mr and Mra Robert W. CaHwell
Ethel Mecuiloueh. arc rcceiyins
congratulations on the birth Of n
daughter. February II.
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Old PORT WINE.
PURE OLIVE OIL.
Natures Food Tonic

II you are run down. tired, worn
out. exhausted. aenemic. suffering
from neryousncas--or have no nppo.
tite-iry natures way TO health
Port Olive Tonic.
Port Olive Is a combination OF rich
old port wine, creamy pure olive oil
and other medicinal agents mixed in
such proportions that It is as palat.
able as rich cream.
II not only stimulates the system
by toning UP all the vital organs. but
Is a pure liquid food. II can be taken
by the most delicate stomachs. and
you notice Improvement from the
first few glasses.
Ask your doctor or druggist: they
will tell you this is tho ideal body
builder and food tonic. On sale at
all druggists.
The Port Olive Company. Inc. Los
Angeles. Advertisement
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NEW YORK. Feb. 2O.-yyyyan
Bonner b the latest artist 10 capture
Broad say
She's given us something new IN
the way Of posters.
This ontcrprsing and altogether
lovely younE per8oa looled over her
collection Of art papeu-bluea and
greens from Japan. Colds and lac.
quer reds from China. calico prints
from hcr mothers day. and wall
paper from our own. and created the
"yitallzed hilhomttcf
The "yitaiizcd silhouette" has col.
ou like Joseph's coat, II makes the
old fashioned Silhouette book like an.
Client history
Il give my figures lots Of vitality.
llfc. color and movement" Mics Don.
ncr orplninH and nobody notlcca
that they lack features.
People can apply this hint 10
Themselves Bad features won't
count against you n you have an
abundance Of lie and rsp.
II ala my flint color silhouette for
a theatrical review Then I was
nwamped with orders from theatrical
sources.
later came commissions 10 deco.
rate nouEe OF Broadwhy'a fashionable
cafes.
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Music
Hoffman, Concert
Wednesday

Josef Holman. pianist. will mp
pear IA recital az p. IN, Wednesday.
February 81. In Mchny hall audi.
iorum. az the ur vcuity. under the
direction OF the wOmsn'a league Of
the university This II his nth 70.
cital before a Seattle audience.
Like Mozart. Holman wuH "A child
prodigy. having played in concerts
since he was years old His early
career won him the admiration ot
Ruhinaicln and other great artists
~ tho times,
Last year Holman broke all rec.
orda for tho largest audiences NJ
any plano rccltais ever given in New
York city when u - announced
that Holman will play In New York
the theatrical managers know that
they must be prepared TO meet the
crowds with az least two hundred
extra chairs on the stage.
Reserve scat tickets are now on
sale FOR the concert at Hopper Kelly
Sherman. Clay q Company. Fried
lander & Company. and tho A. S.
q. W. office on tho campus
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ITCHING GONE,
SKIN ALL WELL
P0SLAM DID IT

oh, man, what a grand and
glorious feellngW Itching all gone,
burning stopped, no more scratching
aud that unslghtly eruption almost
gone already, THAT'S what poslam
does There's nothing like II for
skin trouble
Think what II would mean to
YOU to know the wonderful sooth-
Ing. cooling Poslam comfort why
don't YOU get q soc box and begin
treatment tonlght2 You can toll by
It's very SMELL that II IL going to
do good Tho frst TOUCH gives
relief and almost overnight the
eruption begins TO disappear
SOLD everywhere, For trlnl sample,
send Toe to pOsLAM, "a " Attn
81, New York, Posnm Soap keeps
skins healthy and compilations clear.
Advertisement
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CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY

BRIGHTON PIT. A.
Brighton PIT. A. win meet Wednes-
day. February q. at 2:15 p. m. in
the assembly room at the school. A
program by the Fifth grade pupils
win follow the business session.
IONA SOCIAL CLUB
Ionia Social club will meet Wed.
nesday. February 81, in the card
room Of the Masonic temple. at 2 ..
m. Eastern Stars and friends in.
vited.
LUNCHEON CLUB
The Mount Baker Luncheon club
win have a bridge luncheon at the
clubhouse Wednesday afternoon.
February 81, at / o'clock. The host
esses are to be Mrs. George w. Len.
non. Mrs. E. II. MeikleJohn, Mrs. j.
Z. Middleton and Mrs. w. A. Magee.
CROWN HILL PIT. A.
Crown Hill PIT. a. will meet
Wednesday, February 81, at 2:30 p.
m. The children Of the school will
give Washington program. Bust.
ness meeting, social hour and re-
freshments.
WEST WOODLAND PIT. A.
West Woodland PIT. A. viii
celebrate Dads Night" Wednesday,
February 81. at p. m, at the
school. Miss Esther Parker will
give plano solo. Vincent Peters.
violin number. and Mrs. r. T..
Thatcher will address the meeting.
WEST SEATTLE REVIEW NO. 81
West Seattle Review No. 81, w. y.
A., Of the Maccabees, will hold lts
regular meeting at Carpenters hall,
344i California ave-, Wednesday.
February II. at p. m. Members
urged TO attend.
ROBERT MORRIS SOCIAL CLUB
Robert Morris Social club viii meet
with Mrs. J. w. Lipke. $40 w. Goth
st.. on Wednesday, February 81
Picnic luncheon at p. m. Eastern
Stars and friends welcome.
WEST SEATTLE CHAPTER,
o. II. s..
The Social circle Of West Seattle
chapter. o. E. s.. viii meet Wcdncs
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ENTERTAINMENT AT saNp
NJ +. CHURCH
AVE. 81. y. CHURCH
An entertainment win be held al
the t2nd Ave. Methodist church.
Wednesday evening. February Il. at
5 o'clock. Several musical numbers
viii be presented. and Mrs. w. E,
Mareellus viii give a program OF
readings.
LADY EAGLES Club
The Lady Eagles club win meet
Wednesday. February 81. in N. Z. II
A. halI. iss1h Firs, ave. Luncheon
AZ p. m.
DUNLAP PIT. A.
Dunlap PIT, A. win NICE, wcduos.
day. February II. at the school, at ]
p. m. Miss T. Mesu,ash win speak.
Pupils OF room win entertain.
wALLiNGFoRD CIRCLE
Wailiuggord circle Of tho First
Presbyterian church viii meet at
the home OF sirs. Anton Anderson.
$40 Woodlawn ave. Wednesday.
February Il. at p. IN.
w0afEN's ALLIANCE
Womcn's alliance. OF the Univer.
silly Unitarian church. meets Wed.
ncaday. February 81. at 2 o'clock.
with Mrs. r. ]. f'reln. 43i7 18th ave
n. Z. An address on browning in
Art will be illustrated by the poem
Fra Llppo Lippi."
FIVE HUNDRED CLUB
Jolly Eight Five Hundred club will
meet with Mrs. 4. Il. Whitby. 1920
W. Willow ST.. Wednesday. February
Fl. at IL o'clock.
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ALPHA CLUB
Alpha club win meet with Mrs. r.
s. Masters. 1891 Franklin ave. Wed.
nesday, February 81. Luncheon at
1890 O'Clock.
WENTWORTH PIT. A.
Whitworth PIT. A. will meet at
the school wednesday. February 81.
at s.2o p, m. Judge Reah whitehead
viii speak on Legislation"
AUXILIARY TO RAINIER. NOBLE
POST NO.
Mrs Donald Cameron McCleiiand.
chairman OF tho ways and means
committee Of the auxiliary 10 Raj.
nler, Noble post. No. l. viii be hoatcss
at the bridge luncheon 10 be given
NJ the home Of her sister. Mrs. sa.
blra Morton. 1850 +. e2nd st.. on
Wednesday, February 81, at p. m.
the proceeds 10 augment tho hos
pltal fund Table reservations may
be made with Mrs McClelland. Main
1915. or Mrs. Morton. Konwood 1876.
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Jazz Disliked
by Mussolini

ROME, Feb. 20.--Prcmier Aussolini
has notified the Grand hotel that no
will give up his quarters there unless
the nightly playing Of Jazz music is
curtailcd.
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Careless Smokers
Raped in London

LONDON, Feb. 20.--An ordinance
before the council prohibits the
throwing OF lighted cigars and cigar
cts into streets and parks
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
MUSICALE AT RAINIER
GRAND HOTEL.

MUSICALE AT RAINIER
GRAND HOTEL
To compliment tho guests Of the
Rninler-Grnnd hotel. Air. and Mru.
James j, Kelley viii rive a musicale
In the art galleries % The hotel Tues
day evening. February 81.
The following program viii ho FUR
ulhhcd by pupils from the Cornish
school,
Wa" W rHFHassrsssssssaa Phillips
- knou q lovely Garden. p'iIardslst
"Ghincsp LuliatT- from East IL Wet
Mrs. Violet nsu.
RsAilnE-
Jossphius MEhsnsY,
Opera Hcsua
BARBER % Seville. ........... Itnsainl
Mics LILLIAN Hehosabsfs.
Hagitaae solo
James pobts
Opsru Hcshss-
"csyAiisfia BesiicarnA" $50. NasraEui
MFh Violet Hail Aias Grace Wilson.
Aiaa Alice Nurhch,
Orchestra
Elisabeth onsas. Irene Williams.
Ehsahpih Choato. Grace Wilson.
George MiAuiilas
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Treasure Seekers
Rush to Fields

SINGAPORE. Feb. 2O.-Followlng
the discovery Of valuable rubies at
Mogok. Burmah. thousands Of treas
urc-Acckers are rushing there.
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Ban Nurseries
at Movie Shows

SHEFFIELD. Eng. Feb. 2o.--The
authorities have forbidden the es,ab-
ishmon, Of nurseries In connection
with moving picture thcatcrs.
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Shoots Baby in
Mothers Arms

DUBLIN. Feb. 2O.-Four month.
old isabella Foster was shot dead In
her mothers arms By a bullet fired
thru the window.
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CHILD WELFARE
DEPARTMENT.

The child welfare department Of
the city Federation OF womon's
Clubs viii visit the House OF Good
Shepherd, Thursday, February %. at
10 n. m. All those who desire to
maize tho trip are requested 20 meet
at the home AT that hour.
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TO DARKEN HAIR
APPLY SAGE TEA

Common garden sage brewed into
A heavy tea with sulphur added will
turn gray, streaked and faded hair
beautifully dark and luxuriant lust
few applications win prove a reye.
lation II your hair is fading, streaked
or gray. Mixing the Sage Tea md
sulphur recipe at home, though. 10
troublesome, An caster way il 10 Get
a bottle OF Wyeth's Sage and Sui.
phur Compound at any drug store
all ready for use. This is the old.time
recipe improved by the addition of
other ingredients.
While wispy. gray, faded hair 4.
not sinful, we all desire to retain
our youthful appearance and attract.
ivenoss. by darkening your hair
with Wycth's Sage and SULPHUR Com.
pound no one can tell, because IL doe.
1t so naturally. so evenly. You mst
dampon n sponge or soft brush with
Il and draw this through your hair.
taking one small strand at n time.
by morning all gray hairs have dis.
appeared, and, after another applloa.
ton or two, your hair becomes ben,,.
tifully dark, glossy. soft and uxur.
Advertisement.
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GENERAL LAwToN cfpr1

General Lawton Circle. Ladies' of
The q. a. r., win serve homo.
cooked dinner Thursday, February
%, from li:3O n. m. TO / p. m, at tho
city hall, Ballard. 1905 Market st.
Comrades, LadNs OF the G. a. Il.
and friends invited.
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Censor Lips of
London Lawyers

LONDON. Feb. 2o.-The general
council Of the bar has forbidden law
yers 10 discuss with reporters any
case in which they are or have been
engaged as counsel.
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Two Women Hunt
Wild Elephants

CAIRO, Feb. 20.-Two English
women are members OF n party OF
elephant hunters who left here for
the Sudan via Khartum.
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Man, 80, Dies
After 18th Wedding

WALTHAM. England. Feb. 90
Thomas Holmes. who advertised for
and married his fourth wife after he
was so. died nine months after his
wedding.
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Orthopedic Tea Shop

Mrs w Scott Matheson will Presbyterian
church the orhopec
A. White. Mrs Raymond Wright Mrs
Beardswoh Mrs p w Hayden Thomson
Mrs. Dodds.
in Washing
birthday
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Bridge Tea WI Honor Three Guests,
Colonial Ball Thursday Night

MRS C. sWIBUR extended bridge
u home 1880 Bseow Thursday March
pinens Mrs burnside who Mah trip
Honolulu Tor Mrs Prank and Mrs Harley hartwa OF Port
land who viii be her house guests Tor the week
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VyUydn Bonner and a
typical specimen Of her iCOrk.

with All this work on my hands
] had 20 turn 20 history 20 find In.
spiution for my figures. That led
me into costume Designing so. be.
sides designing costumes for d mum.
her Of theatrical productions. ] have
published more than $50 articles on
the history Of costumes and Access
sorieH
But my lungdEtance record Is IN
millinery. For six years I've de-
signed one hat "a day FOR a single
large housg."
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Patrons Named for Colonial Ball

Mrs Wilson r. chairman the committee OF the
informal Federation
Thursday
list and which includes the following
Lieut. Gov. and Mrs William j. Coe. Mrs. Edwin J.
Brown Prof and Mrs Henry lndes Mr. and Mrs A. powne Mr.
and Mrs. = Griffin Mr. and Mr H.
A J. H. 4.
Mclaughlin W Lung Graham Mrs.
H. A. N. Bounar. Mrs. H. Malby Daniel l..
Foster. Bttman. ~
rherson Mrs y. j. Levlnson
Mrs oliver 7. Erickson. Mrs ]. Herbert Ames
Mrs Ernest fATnhar Mrs. W.
r. +. Weeks Mrs Frank Blaine. 1
Appleton Mrs n Valentine J. w. Harry
Miss Bessie L.
l. A. Gasaway Yancy, j. Iyncmhn A..
Jost AIRS H. r. Iaumer May LOOMS
Ms D. Pence Mrs H. C. Jesct, Mrs Hazel n Chestnut Emma
G. Davis Mrs HARRIET Hynman. Mrs william Mildred
Macdonald Mrs NJ Storey. Collision wIdmer
Mrs T. Austin. Mrs A. steinhauer IL sheldon
Mrs w D, Benson. Holmes Mrs H. w Foster
David T. Fryer r.. + PEARL Mrs JAIME
coushn Mrs NJ J. Fohn Dora
j. G. Baker, Mrs G T. Mccoy T. w. NJ
Mrs r W. Green Mrs Loule Miller. Mrs
Brown Ms A. F. Swain Mrs Schneider
j. B Hi. Mrs Cementine Pearson Smart Mrs r.
Reeke. Mrs W. Flint Mrs Don Earle Mrs
H. w. Rultfson b Holmes
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ody, FeDruary II. at 2 y. m, In the
dining room OF the Masonic hall. on
California ave. Mrs. w. r.. Carter.
Mrs Maude X. Cunningham and
Mrs. W. II. BrowneIl will be tho as.
slstant hostesses.
BEACON HILL PIT. A.
The PIT. A. OF Beacon Hill school
VIII meet Wednesday. February II.
at 2:3O p. m. Mr.. Kirkpatrick, OF the
Franklin high school. viii speak.
Special music.
WOMAN'S CENTURY CLUB
The drama department OF the
Woman's Century club will meet
Wednesday. February 81. with Mrs.
j. 3. Harris. 5513 oath ave. N. Il. a
Colonial day luncheon will be served;
Mrs. Fred w. Bert, chairman. Pro.
gram at 100 will include readings
from Mrs. Murray's Dinner Party"
by Mrs. f. Il. Hemingway and Mrs.
John Byron Harris. Take Ravennt
car to oath ave. ". Il.
MADRoNA CIRCLE
Madrona circle of Plymouth church
VIII entertain with a silver tea Mt
the home OF Mrs. U. NJ. Dickey. 145
3sth ave. NJ, Wednesday afternoon,
February q. st 2 o'clock. Wallace
McMurray will contribute the musI.
cal program, assisted by MISC Win.
nlfred Parker contralto; Mrs. II.
Nichols, soprano; Miss Fedelin
Burgess. pianist. and Miss Ellen Dull
mage. reader.
PROGRESSIVE THOUGHT CLUB
The Progressive Thought club win
meet In the Federation clubhouse
Wednesday, February q, at 1870
o'clock. for IMPORTANT business, in.
Guiding election OF officers. At 3
O'Clock Miss Susan Holman Will
VIII speak on "The Sales Tax"
WoMAN'S II RE NATA CLUB
Womnn's 70 re Nata club will meet
with Mrs. II. G. Hitchcock, 1929
Palm ave. Wednesday. February 81,
at o'clock.
ALKI REVIEW. NO. 80
Alki review, No. 90. WomanB Ben.
eft association Of Maccabeea, viii
give card party In A. o. u. w. hall.
Wednesday, February II, at $3.50
y. m.
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Married Quietly Last Week

The marriage OF Miss berne Ahcraft
Rogers 10 Mr. Adrian l. Middleton Middleton
Seattle Heights was quietly emd Friday afternoon the
OF the Queen Anne United Presbyterian hurch.
The service by
relatives there weren atten
The bride
spring hat, a poke model. with French flowers
Mr. and Mrs Middleton to
March will be Queen Anne
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Uomen's Clubs

day, February 81. at p. m. in the
dining room Of the Masonic hall. on
California ave. Mrs. w. T.. Carter,
Mrs. Maude X. Cunningham and
Mrs. w. II. BrowneIl will be tho as.
slstant hostesses.
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woMESs RELIEF
MISSION HERE

Mrs. shcrfy skcffiugton. Miss
Lynda koarnR and Miss Kathleen
Doland, a mission Of three Irish
women, VIII give "a free lecture
Thursday evening. February g. at
the Knights Of Columbus han. They
will speak in supper, Of the depend.
cnts OF the Irish republican soldiers.
A committee from tho United Irish
soclcticg has arranged for thyir &C.
commodaiiuua al the Hotel Washing.
ton. They VIII arrive Thursday
morning from Spokane.
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AIp socIErY Woodland
PARK NJ. y. CHuRCH

7 NUN NJ, =. NTINNVT
The circles OF the Ladies' Aid so.
clcty Of the Woodland Park Meth.
odist church. win meet this week as
follows:
Circle Wednesday at . p. m.
with Mrs. l.. II. Merriam. 57l7 Pala.
tine nvc.
Circle Wednesday at 2 D. m.
With Mrs. w. Il. S. Quick. 73i n.
seth 81.
Circle 5--Lunchcon at o'clock
Friday. with Mrs Pau Gale, 1926
Fremont ave. Take Everett intvrur.
ban at 1850. Get off at North Park
station.
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Mrs. Paul at Sunset Glib

Ms Charles Paul and her
Sunset club and their Wednesday o'clock
Henry suEzAlo aud Mrs. Carl Gould viii be
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Mrs. Eaton Postpones Bridge Party

MIS- William Leonard Eaton
Tor tomorrow In compliment Miss
Frnk until after cmpbcs uncle Mr
Charles
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ALKI PIT A.

Alh PIT. a. win meet az the
school. Friday evening. February %.
Owing 10 tho limited seating ca.
pacity. tho committee on arrange.
monts requests that no children be
present.
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BEACON HILL PIT. A.
The PIT. A. Of Beacon Hill school
VIII meet Wednesday. February Il.
at 2;3O p. m. Mr.. Kirkpatrick, OF the
Franklin high school. viii speak.
Special music.
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INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
AgsnCI ATTnN


ASSOCIATION
The next meeting Of the Industrial
Development association will tnxc
place on March 2, AT s y. M, in the
Hotel Frye conference room
This meeting Ia called for the pur.
pose OF perfcctlng permanent or.
ganlzntlon Officers win be elected
to serve the balance OF the year. A
board OF directors viii bo selected
and n date set on which regulnr
meetings are TO he held
1t is planned to have large mum.
Der OF Seattle public spirited citizens
enrolled na members OF thls organ.
RntIon, who VIII be prepared to ron.
der assistance in one form or an.
other for encouragement OF indus.
trial expansion Of Seattle and the
Mnto of Washington, A revolving
tund VIII be created and infant In.
dustrlcs nurturod whore necessary.
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ALKI REVIEM 40 40

Alki Review No. 90, w. u. A. OF
the Moccnbces, viii meet at the A..
o, U. w, hnll. 1909 Ninth ave, wed.
nosdny. February a. Cards nj 0
y, m. Refreshments win be served.
Members and friends welcome.
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North broadway Circle Ha.
Brid1e Latncheons

North has planned
to entertain with bridge luncheon fortnight
for sewing In the mornings. followed by luncheon
To-day the circle entertained Mrs
S
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Committee IN CHARGE of Dance

Mrs r. Mccurdy Carl Homer arc
the committee OF
womens University Friday afternoon
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Bridge Luncheon Commitments Sister

In compliment TO her sister Mrs Everett
Noe
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FIVE HUNDRED CLUE

Jolly Eight Five Hundred club win
meet with Mrs a. Il. Whitby. 1920
W. Willow st. Wednesday. February
II. at IL o'clock.
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Musical Arts Society Meets Wednesdau

The Musical Arts society viii at tho Fine gallery
IL OF
public
Fsken win Cordially" Illustrations
Graham Morgan who q.
a solo,
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WoMAN's u RE NATA CLUE

Womnn's 70 re Nata club will meet
with Mrs. r. G. Hitchcock. 1922
Palm ave. Wednesday. February q,
at o'clock.
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MFR and Mra W a. McKvan are
receiving congratulations on the
birth ~ "a son, william lluwlcy D..
February Is. az the Minor hospital
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Mrs stephen u, Gibbs Is leaving
the last OF this week for a months
visit IA California.
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ALKI REVIEW. NO. so
Allsi review, No. 60. Woman'B Ben.
eft association Of Maccabeea. Will
give card party In A. o. u. w. hall.
Wednesday February II. at $3.50
y. m.
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Entertains Luncheon Club

Ms A II. Macleod entertained her luncheon club this
home, when covers were placed for eight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-20

Mr. }. y. soahorn and Mr. william
n, Jenkins sailed Monday On the
President Madison for tbs Orient on
a pleasure trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-20

Mt H. y. Merrill arrived last week
from Now York Tor a short stay.
before r1turning 90 the East 90 o..
Join Mrs. Merrill and Miss Virginia
Merrill. who are spending several
months there