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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-19

LOCAL COMMITTEES NAMED
Local committees Tor the entertain
ment Of delegates % the annual eou-
ycntion OF the Washington state
branch Of the National Congress Of
Mothers and Parent Teacher aHsoclh-
tons 10 b. held ~ Meany hail. May
is-i7-is, we're announced az a meet
Ing OF the Seattle Council OF Parent
Teacher associations held at the
broadway high school last Tuesday.
They Include. Mrs. A. q, Green
street. convention chairman: Mrs J..
y Holland. information. Mra Harry
l. Pashlcy. badges. Mrs James ".
Kline. motor squad. Mira A. nar-
tells, decorations; Mira suhe Ter
renee, street and Windows. Mrs T..
y. Tusiin. checking ana service: Mrs
}. y. nieko. hospitality. Mrs ~. A.
noring, house. Mrs A. Is. Lund.
printing. Mira o. l. Hall. proEramsi
Mira John wotherspoon. entertain
ments Mrs, David z. Fryer. boat
trip.
Luncheons win be- served AZ tho
University Commons. on the campus,
with Mra Frank Vernon Ia charge
OF all arrangements
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Personal

Mr. and Mrs Maurice McMicken
laura Rumscyl returned today from
taclr wedding trip and are &. hemc
al the Willard apartments.
Mr.. ana Mrs. A, V. Grfnths viii
remove this week from isa0 10th
ave. W. 20 s61 kinnear place.
Dr. James n EaElcson returned TO.
day from a short visit with Mrs.
Eaghsson aud daughter, tho Misses
Margaret and Jean Eagieson. who
arc spending several months AZ
Long Beach. Cal
MIR Charles l., lIihhard. who with
Mrs Hihband Is spending some
weeks In California. came up a fow
days ago for short stay before 70.
turning 10 the South.
Mr.. Charles Wills returned Sunday
nlgh, from shor, business trip 10
Portland.
Miss Catherine Collins aud Mr..
Bertfam Collins spent tho week END
With tho Mountaineers Al Rockdaic.
snoqualmlo pass.
Miss Mary Patrick LEFT last week
Tor California. 10 be away about two
nontha
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Taylor ief,
Saturday for san Francisco. They
viii spend several weeks motoring In
Southern California. going AZ Ear
South "a the Mexican border.
Miss octayia Murphy and Miss
Kathleen Gaffney viii leave Thurs.
day on trip 10 California.
Mrs. +. y. Kohlman OF Vancouver
n. c.. il the guest OF Mr. and Afra,
a. 4. NJ. Pratt.
Mr.. Frederick BlgEs OF Chicago
II spending few days with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs George Bigga
Mr.. and Mrs. q. y. Rarritt ana
daughters. Miss Nan narritt and
Miss Vivian Barritt. removed rc
Gently from their home 20 The Park
Court apartments.
Mrs. Godfrey winaiow. who has
been Visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. J. Smith. for several months,
viii leave this week for Chicago. 10
Join Mr.. winslow.
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such as occasional constipat,or
sour stomach. gas on the stomnch
ana sick headache. ono spoonful
Adicrika ALWAYS brings RELIEF
longer treatment, however, is nee
essary In cases OF obstinate consti-
patton and long standing stomaoh
trouble. preferably under direction
OF your physician.
Reports From PhyaIcin..
- congratulate you on the rood
erect 1 had from Adlerika sinec
prescribed IT," tsgned) Dr.. l.
II have found nothing In my 90
years practice to excel AJlcrl,s ""
(SigneO DR.. James Weaver.
Il use Adlerika in all bowel oase.
Some require only one dose"
lSiEned) DIT. Il. NJ, Prettyman'
AFTER taking Adlerilsa feel better
tnhn Tor 20 yoara Haven't Ian.
EunEe TO express tho AWTtJI, M
fuRlTlES eliminated from my ave-
'om. tSigneO J. n. Pickett
AdlYrtka IN n constant surprise
70 people who have used only ordins
airy howcl and stomach medicinea
on account uf Its rand, pieasani
and COMPLETE action. II ia sold
py lceding druggists everywhere.
. sold IN Seattle by Dartoii DIM
20. SWIFT Drug Co.. corner Fourth
ave and Union At, and other lead
ing druggists, Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-19
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause-Take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands OF Atomaoh
sufferers arc doing now. Instead OF
taking tones, or trying 10 patch up
Q. poor digestion. they are attacking
tho real cause OF tho ailment--
clogged liver and disordered bowels
DIR. EdwardH' Olive Tablets arotisa
tho liver In n soothing. icnling way.
When tho liver and bowels are per-
forming their natural functions.
troubles.
Have you bad taste. coated
tongue. poor appetite, "A lazy. don't
care. feeling. no ambition or cnorgy.
trouble with undigcBted foods7 Take
olive Tablets. the substitute for
oalomol.
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets aro n
purely. vegetable compound mixed
with olive oil. You will know them
by their olive color. They do tho
pain.
Take one or two Mt bedtime for
quick relief Eat whit Won Iileo
15c and S0c.--Advortlsement.
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College President
to Address Alumni

Donald j. Cowling. president OF
Carleton college. will speak at
Mcany hall. University OF Washing.
ton, Tuesday morning. He viii be
given n, luncheon By tho Sigma xi
fraternity at The College club and
he VIII address Carleton alumni at
the womon's University club. at
p. M. He Is touring the West
in the interest of his college.
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Oomen's Clubs

BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
WoMEN'S CLUB
Prof. Clarke p. Bissett will speak
on Lincoln" before the Business
and Professional womans club on
Tuesday evening, February 20. at
the Fine Arts hall. This win be nm
open meeting and anyone interested
IL invited to attend.
HUMAN ANALYSIS CLUB
The Human Analysis club win meet
Tuesday evening in Geneva hall. 3os
Marion st. The program includes
Basic Causes OF Disease" and
Psychology Of American Revoiu-
ton by Prof Aver.
HIGHLAND PARK
SCHOOL PIT. A.
The Highland Park School PIT. A..
will meet In the school auditorium.
Tuesday. February 20. at 2:50 D. m.
Mrs. John G. Matthews. chairman OF
the extension committee OF Seattle
Council OF PIT. A. will speak. Excr-
cises by school children. Refresh
ments.
FRUIT AND FLOWER MISSION
The regular meeting OF the North
Broadway circle Of the Fruit and
Flower Mission win DO held at the
home Of Mrs. Daniel l.. Pratt, 1903 E.
Howe st.. Tuesday, February 20. Sew.
Ing at 1890. will be followed nv
luncheon at o'clock and bridge for
the remainder OF the afternoon.
SUNSET HEIGHTS
LITERARY CLUB
Sunset Heights Literary club will
meet " the home OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Hauff, 1881 Sixth ave. ". H., Tues.
Day evening. February 20. Mt 2
p. m.
CANADIAN woMEN's CLUB
The Canadian women's club will
have social meeting nj the Fed.
Grated club house Tuesday, Fcbru.
airy 20, Mt 8 p. m. Cards and re.
frcshments. Mrs. Robert A. White,
chairman. Canadians and friends
invited.
SEATTLE LODGE NO. Z
Seattle lodge No. 7, d. III. p. A.,
Will hold it's next meeting In Ever.
green hall. 1909 Ninth ave, Tuesday
evening, February 20. at TAB o'clock.
After short business session and
Initiation, there will be progress
slye whist party. Members and
friondH wclcomn
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Club Women Boost
Products of State

Under the Leadership OF Mrs. A.
Z. Larson. president OF the State
Federation Of women's clubs. club
women turnout tho state began
Monday To celebrate Washington
Products week" in an effort TO edu.
cate the public 10 the use Of home
products.
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Seattle Veteran
Goes to Orient

Clyde Halliday. member Of Seattle
chapter. Disabled American veter-
ans. left Seattle Monday for his first
voyage to the Orient as ship secre.
tary Of the Admiral line He Ia well
known to Seattle veterans.
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Welsh Church 20
Present Concert

The Welsh church. 10th ave. and
John ST.. VIII hold it's annual ST.
David's concert, March 8. Nine.
Edith Collais.Evans. OF Portland
and Graham Morgan. Seattle, will
be tho soloists. Rev. ]. II. Evans
is pastor OF the church.
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
COLONIAL PARTY, FIRST
BAPTIST CHURCH

L.,
BAPTIST CHURCH
The women's society Of the First
Baptist church viii entertain with
a Colonial party Tuesday evening,
February 20, at o'clock, In the go
cial hail OF the church.
Miss Dora Anna Burgess. soprano.
asnd Mr.. Owen J. Williams. baritone,
viii be the sololsts for the affair and
VIII include in their program nurner.
IONS songs OF the long ago. The
ladies assisting will appear In Co.
lonial costumes.
WoMAN'S LAKEWOOD CLUB
The regular meeting Of the WON.
ems Lakewood Civic Improvement
club will be held Tuesday. February
40, at Q o'clock in the afternoon. in
the clubhouse. Fred J. Cole, member
OF the flower committee Of the Cham.
der Of Commerce. will talk on Color
in the Garden" Mrs. T. Gobie win
read the resolution passed by the
United States senate on Washing.
TONS death, from paper that was
printed at that time. Vocal numbers
will be given by Mrs. Charles Cook.
EPIPHANY CHURCH DINNER
b Epiphany church will have It's an.
nuaf parish meeting and dinner on
Tuesday evening. February 20, at
6si5 O'Clock.
SUNSHINE CLUB
Sunshine club Of Queen city chap.
ter. o. Il. g.. viii give a whist party
Tuesday. February 20. at the Ma.
sonic temple at D. m. Eastern
Stars and friends invited.
"A. n. Il. M. r. CLUB
K A. r. ". NJ. f. club will be enter.
tanned by Mrs. John w. Crawford,
1929 18th ave. NJ. Tuesday after.
noon. February 20. at Q o'clock.
BETHLEHEM SHRINE. NO ]
Bethlehem shrine. No. /. whits
Shrine Of Jerusalem. will hold spe-
cial meeting at Masonic Temple,
Tuesday, February 20. at 8 o'clock.
This II the occasion OF the official
visit Of Mrs. June Carter. OF Den
yer, Colo, supreme worthy high
priegtcss.
X WEBSTER PIT. A.
Webster PIT. A. win meet Tues.
day. February 20, for n business seg
sion Mt 2;So .. m. Roy. Cleveland
kleibauer. speaker.
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suNfNlIr scnooL -. A.
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
MOTION PICTURE
COMMITTEE, PIT. A.


The following program for broad.
casting has bccn submitted by the
motion picture committee Of tho 20.
attic Council OF Parent Teacher asso.
Citations TO Mr. V, l. Kraft. manager
Of tho hroadcaaiinT station.
Tho Third Alarm" AZ IN. Blue
Mouse The Prince and tho pau.
pcr." Mark Twain's bestowed story.
coming 10 the Colonial noon. robin
Hood" coming to the Liberty.
Reviewed recently in the New
York exchanges and indnrucd by the
National Motion Picture league arc
The following;
Tho Little Church Around tho
Corner '''rruxton King The Pap.
per Millionaire" Tho Seed King, =
Women Men Marry" "Tn Dutch. e
Pest OF tho Storm Country" com.
eiy.
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AUXILIARY TO RArSrERNonLE
POST NO. 1

Mrs. Donald Cameron MeciaIiand.
chairman OF The ways and means
committee Of the auxiliary to RAJ.
nIcr Noble post. No. /. VIII be hostesa
at tho bridge luncheon To be given
nj the home OF hcr sister. Mrs. sa.
hlna Morton. 1850 Il. Send st.. on
Wednesday. February ii. at p. m.
the proceeds TO augment THE hos.
pital fund. Table reservations may
be made with Mrs. McCleiland. Main
iTis. or Airs. Morton, Kenwood i44s.
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SEATTLE LODGE NO. 6.

". ~. Il,
The social session Of Seattle Lodge
No. 9. ]. o. q. T.. which was 10 meet
Monday evening. February 10. az the
homo Of Mra. Emily ~ Peters. grand
superintendent, OF electoral work. has
been Indefinitely postponed owing 10
Illneas In the family.
Tho regular business session win 10
held In tho Lodge hall. 1903 Virginia
st.. on Monday evening, March ,. al
= o'clock Reports Of delegates "a
the district convention n, Tacoma
February %. viii bo given.
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ouEEN ANNE STUDY LIE

Queen Ammo Study club meets
with Mrs. A. w. Faragher. EOS Gar.
field at. Tuenday, February 20. at .
o'clock The program win include
papers on Dir Henry Irving. His
Gin 10 the Stage by Mrs. o. J..
Taylor; ELLEN Terry. an Actress Of
Yesterday by Mrs. c. T. Biackai.
lar
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RAINrER cnAprER d. A. y.

Study class Of Rainier Chapter.
ID. A. r.. meets with AIRS. c. q.
Badner. i75s 10th ave, Tuesday.
February 20. at : o'clock. Members
take Madrona car 10 end Of line.
Walk ono block north on boulevard
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COMMONWEALTH cIuD

The Commonwealth club will meet
~ BoldtH restaurant. 1918 second
ave-. Monday. February 10, Rt s:i6
.. m Ara y. r. nurch win speak
ON THE True Function OF Money"
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PRINCESS ANGELINA
COUNCIL DANCE

The valentine social dance which
was 10 b. given Wednesday evening.
February IL. under tho auspices Of
the Degree OF Pocahontas. Princess
Angoline Council. No. 6. al the swed.
ish hall. was postponed 10 wodnes.
day evening. February a. Further
announcement viii b. made later.
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wALLTN0FoRD cTRcLr

Walllngford circle OF tho First
Presbyterian church win meet AZ
The home Of Mrs. Anton Anderson.
5sio Woodlawn ave. Wednesday.
February II. AZ 2 y. m.
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woMAN,s cENruRY cIIrn

The executive board Of the Won.
ans Century club viii meet for
Colonial day luncheon Tuesday
February 20. at 1870 o'clock. at tho
home Of the president. Mrs. George
d. schofieid. $50 18TH ave. ".
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Pre-Nuptial Compliments Planned; Miss
Fulton VIII Be Spring Bride

(NoMPLIafNTISG
- Valentine soemnd March 2,
As Elaine cuon viii with dinner Of twelve at
her homo Saturday
FRIDAY afternoon March Nellie Patrick will honor Miss Parsons
With bridge miscellaneous shower a
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than Adserila Intestinal antisep-
tic)." (SiEncd) George w. Tibbets.
Brlgadicr General.
Intestinal Antircptic
There "a now offered TO the pub
lie a preparation having the OOtJ-
BILE action OF an intestinal anti
septic and n COMPLETE system
cleanser. This preparation. known
as Adlcrika acts as follows:
IL tends to eliminate or destroy
harmful germs and colon bacilli In
the Intestinal canal, thus guarding
against appendicitis and other dis
oascs having their start here.
IL ig she most complete system
cleanser over offered to the public,
acting on BOTH upper and lower
bowel and removing foul matter
which poisoned the aystcm for
months and which nothing else can
dslodgo. II brings out all gases,
thus Immediately relieving nreasurc
on the heart, II IL astonishing the
great amount OF poisonous matter
Adlorlkn draws from the allmon-
tnry cannl~-matter you never
thought was In your system. Try
II rlght after a natural movement
and notice how much moro foul
matter II bringa out which was
poisoning you. In slight disorders.
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nALLARp M. Q. n u

ballard ". c. 7. q. win meet
with MrH. ". q. IIedmhn. i64T W.
ssnd si.. Friday. February "a. at 2
,. m. Subject. Facts and Prin.
eiplos OF w. c. T. U. and willard
Memorial"
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WASHINGTON HIVE
Washington Hive No. ga. ladies
Of The Macoahers, meets az odd fol.
lows Temple Tuesday. February 90
at o'clock for luncheon and inltla
ton.
r.. y. q. NEW CHAPTER
New chapter Of y, r. o. will be-
organized with Mrs. John Wallace
acting M organiser. Tuesday. Fcbru.
AIRY 20. AZ 2 o'clock, at y w. C. A.
CANADIANS WoAfAN's CLUB
Social meeting OF Canadian Won.
ans club win meet Tuesday. Fcbru.
airy 20. at o'clock. az Federation
clubhouse Cards followed by r..
treatments Mas Edna Gates OF
Portland viii sing. accompanied BY
Miss Josephine Gates, Mrs. Robert
A. white. chairman. All Canadians
and friends invited,
CURRENT CENTURY CLUB
Current Century club gives annu.
al midwlnter picnic az the homo Of
Mrs. l.. A Wall. T1i5 slrd ave. n.
W.. Tuesday. February 20. Lunch.
con az o'clock
LINNEA SOCIAL CLUB
LAnnea Social club viii give a
dance az odd Fellows Temple. Tues.
day. February 20. o p. m.
WEST SIDE CLUB
West Side woman's improvement
club meets with Mrs Leonard
coopcrman. $3.50 asth ave. s. W.
Tuesday. February 20. az > .. m.
Miss Agnes Birkman will talk ON
legends OF the Indians o. the
Northwest"
soRosIs CLUB
Soroaln club meets AZ Federation
clubhouse Tuesday. February 20. u
p o'clock Hostesses. Mra- u. c.
Hastings. Mrs. W. NJ. Lycngood.
BROWNING SOCIETY
Seattle browning Society viii meet
with Mrs. Frank W. Houghton. 20is
Franklin ave. Tuesday. February
20. AZ 1870 o'clock
SUMMIT SCHOOL PIT. A.
summit School PIT. A. win meet
Al tho school Tuesday evening. Feb
ruary 20. At TAO o'clock. II will b
"Dads' Might as this is tho only
evening meeting 10 b. held this year.
The program viii include a short
business session: selections BY the |
summit School orchestra: vocal solo.
Miss Mike. address. The Life o.
Abraham Lincoln" Mrr. Il. II. John
son; piano solo. Norman Webb: ad
dress. True Leadership Mrs. Grace /
A. Powers: vocal solo. Afr. wyiie. A
social hour viii follow In the domestic /
science room.
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MAGNOLIA BLUFF
IMPROVEMENT CIun

The Magnolia Bluff Improvement
club win meet Monday. February 10
al 5 p. M ~ the church on Thorn.
dyke ave. and ". Newton n. Resi-.
dents Of the community arc invited.
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WISCONSIN ooLpENRoD
CLUB

The Wisconsin Gold.nrod club viii
entertain for former Wisconsin resi-.
dents and their friends with an In.
door hasks, picnic on Saturday eve.
n'nE. March :. AZ Gao .. m. AZ the
a. o. u. W. han. 1909 Ninth ave.
Bring basket luncheon. Coffee.
dancing, cards and proEram viii bo
complimentary.
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CANADIANS woMAN's cLuD
cuRRhNr cENrunY cI.un

Current Century club gives annu.
al midwlnter picnic az the home Of
Mrs. l.. A Wall. 7fi5 a1rd ave. n.
w. Tuesday. February 20. Lunch
con az l o'clock
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Every Woman in Wash
ington Should Read This

Tacoma, wash.--'I found Or
Pierce's Favorite Prescription and
Golden Medical Discovery wonder.
full help to me when the children
were coming into our home. for
thru the use OF these medicines
was enabled to attend TO my duties
their nourishing and quieting effect
seemed TO furnish new strength.
l also used both the Favorite Pre-
scription and the Golden Medical
Discovery when passing thru middle
life, with most satisfactory results.
l found the Prescription so helpful
in feminine weakness that I gave
II to my two daughters when they
were developing into womanhood.
and / can say IL was great help
TO them. I have nothing but good
words TO say of the 'Favorite Pre-.
scription' and the Golden Medical
Discovery and gladly recommend
these medicines to anyone. Mrs.
M. Mccoy. 1901 East r st.
4 Obtain now from your druggist.
DR. Pierco's famous remedies. Tab.
let's or liquid.
Write DIR. Pierce. President In.
valids' Hotel, In Buffalo. n. Y. for
free confidential medical advice.-Ad.
vertisement.
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LADIES' LYRIC
CHORAL CLUB
The ladies' Lyric Choral club will
meet for rehearsal In tho main sun.
day school room at tho First Pres.
eyterian church Tuesday. February
30. at 7aS y. m.
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SIGMA MI MOTHERS CLUB
Sigma M Mothers' club win meet
at tho chapter house. 1915 Il. nth.
on Tuesday. February 20. At ? p. m.
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GUARANTEE cLup

The Quhran,e Club viii entertain
with a social on Tuesday evening.
February 20. at o'clock. at the
home Of Mr.. @. W. Aiken. sss7 Beach
Drive s. W.
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n. b. o. NEW cHArrER

New chapter Of 4, y. o. viii be
organized with Mrs. John Wallace
acting as organiser. Tuesday. Fcbru-
AIRY 20. AZ 2 o'clock, at Y. w. C. A.
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Army General
Takes Antiseptic
General Tibbets Speaks Highly of New In
testinal Antiseptic

II wish to say that there is moth
ing have ever used that Is better
than Ad'erilSa Intestinal antisep-
tic)." (Signcd) George w. Tibbets.
Brlgadicr General,
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Washington Hive No. ga. ladies
Of The Macoahers, meets az odd fcl.
lows Temple Tuesday. February 70.
NJ : o'clock for luncheon and inltla
ton.
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Weddina WM Re HeId In Man

Mr. and Airs Robert Edwin Fulton the engagement OF their
cR0ghter Nary Louise Samuel Airs H.
lnnscr Of Portland The wedding win take place May.
Miss Fulton attended Washington member
az Chi omegs sorority University
Eon and Is affiliated with Phi Delta fraternity.
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OedWe O0CIely
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBaiser. Telephone Main o6oo.
Music and Society Assistant-LouSe Raymond
At-Dorothy Fay Gould Telephone, Capitol 0S29.
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Orthopedic Tea Shon

St Marks guild Of win be IN charge a. ,nn o..
pd Tea shop Tuesday Mrs Margaret hostess
80 uafn Jardne Mrs Robert Miloy.
nases bridges Mrs w A. Hail Thompson Miss Ianra
sardin Miss Rita Hnes and May cardn - ~ ~
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aoRosIa cLun

sorosiu club meets al Federation
clubhouse Tuesday. February 20. Ut
p o'clock. Hoatcsses. Mrs u. c.
Hastings. Mrs. w. NJ. Llyengood.
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WEST SIDE CLUB

West Side woman's Improvement
club meets with Mrs Leonard
cooporman. $3.50 asth ave. s. W.
Tuesday. February 20. az .. m.
Miss Agnes Birkman will talk on
legends OF the Indians o. the
Northwest.
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Birthday Surprise Partu

In recognition Of the husband MFR Harry AIM,
MRS Miller Valentine their home ao7s
fFEo ~ "e es VETO VeI
eur tables Of whist in and reading
original valentines afforded amusement Later bufs, .nn,e
served the table holding birthday cake ~ "
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WEBSTER PIT. A.
Webster PIT. A. viii meet Tues.
day. February 20, for business seg
sion Mt 2;So .. m. Roy. Cleveland
kleibauer. speaker.
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Mr.. and Mrs Maurice McAiicken
laura Rumscyl returned today from
tacir wedding trip. and are ~ homc
al the Willard apartments.
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Balloon Night Dinner Dance

The Seattle Yacht club has cards out for 'slail
o'clock.
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nRoWNINa RocIErY

Seattle browning Society viii meet
with Mrs. Frank W. Houghton. 20is
Franklin ave, Tuesday. February
20. AT 1870 o'clock.
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Dr. James n EaElcson returned To-
day from a short visit with Mrs
Eaghason aud daughter, tho Misaea
Margaret and Jean Eagieson. who
arc spending several months AZ
Long Beach. Cal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-19

AeA+NsNA4A HhAAAs Aislh
Lnnea Social club viii give a
dance az odd Fellows Temple. Tues.
day. February 20. Q p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-19
2ndqe and Buffet Sumner

DR. and Mrs. Norman Milar entertaining their
home. Sil Longwood place. next Saturday evening
viii be In play. followed By buffet supper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-19
Sponsor Table at Balloon Dinner Dance

nd Mrs u G Bates VIII act sponsors for nohost table OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-19
Nah Jongg Party This Evening

MIS- Stanley Gfns Is entertaining with ak tables Of Nah onEE At
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-19

Mr.. ana Mrs. A. V. Gnfnths viii
remove this week from ita0 10Th
ave. W. 20 sea kinnear place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-19
No-HoSt Table at Dinner Dance

Mr.. and Mrs Samuel J. wettrck sponsoring a
twenty az the dinner az the Arctic oul
given In celebration OF George washlngons birthday