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must accompany each application.
and the remaining So must be paid
not later than Friday. February 2.
Only girls who have attained the
rank Of firemaker or torchbearer are
eligible.
The equipment includes warm I'M
derclothing. knickers or breaches
preferably woolenl. shirt or MILDLY,
heavy hiking shoes with rubbers, ex.
ira pair Of wooden hose Wooden
tams or stocking caps with heavy
sweaters completes the outfit For
sleeping. a sleeping bag Is prefer
able. but blankets can be pinned or
made into a temporary bag. Re
member a bath towel and toilet
articlezi The Saturday program will
include a hike to Lost lake. with
luncheon cooked in a snow bank.
Saturday evening stunts win pre-
vail around the big Fireplace in
College Club lodge. On Sunday
morning races will be held There
viii be races on foot and on snow,
shoes.
Miss Ruth A. Brown ana Miss
Ann Simmons viii be in charge OF
the party. which will include sew
erai experienced mountaineers.
The February program win be q
Campfire play. The Call Of wo-
helo.- given by the oehweda group.
under the guardianship OF Mrs. Ron
aid Benson.
The March meeting win be the
annual Campfire banquet.
April win be spent In nature lore
talks
May WIN be . camp frolic- This
month will also include q weekend
working party 70 Camp Sealth.
Juno will be devoted to the discus.
sion Of hummer plans.
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Miss Collins Honored

Compilmenting Miss Catherine Col
Inns. who returned recently from
abroad. MFR. and Mrs Harold slim
son entertained with an informal re-
ception at their home at Hollywood.
Sunday afternoon. from 4 untii 6
O'Clock.
Spring flowers In profus'on were
used about the rooms and ccntcring
the tea table was an attractive basket
Of daffodlls and opheiia roses with
pink fapers In silver holders. and
trailing from the four corners OF the
chandelier were graceful festoons OF
osmilax.
Alternating AZ the urns were Mrs.
Archibald Stewart Downey, Mrs.
Paul Mandeii Henry. Mrs Casper
Clarke and Mrs. Charles Farrell
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Craft, Craft, cnft,

With Christmas work over and a
beautifully clean office ready FOX
use. Campfire Girls minds Just nat.
urally turn 20 paint brushes and
book binding. metal work and other
forms Of craft. During January and
February you are invited 20 Lobe.
qua on tho following dates. Every
Saturday morning during January
and February from 2 10 IL. Sa;ur.
day afternoons. January 20 and ~.
from : TO 8. Friday afternoons. Jan
uay 10 and 20. a.3o TO 7. Bring
lunch. cup and spoon. and Q cents
for hot chocolate. At these times
Instructions will be given In wood
carving. metal work. book binding.
wood blocking. pottery. etc, All
girls interested In making articles
for the April exhibit at national
headquarters are asked 90 sign up
Immediately a. Loheaua. There Will
be- no charge for classes Materials
viii be furnished by individuals or
sold at cost. Only a limited number
can be accommodated. Experts will
be In charge OF classes.
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Seattle
Mrs. Willard Stimson
Guest Of Honor, Miss
Mcpherson Engaged to
We'd.

JIoNoRrNG Mrs. willard Stimson,
! l Of Los Angeles who Is visiting
IN town, Mrs. +. A. Wing Is enter
mining with bridge OF three tables
a. her residence "Wednesday after.
aeon
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Charles
Willard stimson win he hostess az a
luncheon for ten at tho Sunset club
m her honor.
Mrs. stimson expects 20 leave sat
urday evening for her homo In Los
Angeles. and prior 20 her departure
viii entertain sixteen guests the
Afternoon Of that day az a box party
q the orrhcum. followed by tea at
the Hotel Washington.
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Miss Harvey Hostess

Miss Elizabeth Harvey viii enter
tain with . small bridge party. fol.
lowed by tea. at her home on Thurs
day afternoon. In compliment 10 Mrs.
wilton b. Persons sC1ariosts Caid.
weI1A recent bride
Mrs. Hamilton c. Roife and Mrs.
waiter McEwan Tomkins will pre-
ride ut the tea table. assisted BY
Miss Olive Leonard and Miss Clara
Emory.
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Every group scribe should Eend In
weekly reports 70 Loheuua. contain.
ing the following information: Name
Of group and guardian: what hap.
pened AZ the last mss,ines what plans
have you for the next. what things
are you doing as a group working
for needlework guild. making candy
for Port Townsend. entertaining chill.
dren. escc what things are you doing
individually writing poems. plays.
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Campfire News, Notes and Gossip

stories. for the Torch or Everygiri's
working for ranks helping Of Lobe.
1ua. ctcG name OF scribe. Make
your reports pcRpy. Learn news
when you see n. Hereafter the
monthly meeting Of scrlbea will be
held tho second Saturday ~ 10
O'Clock at Jobeaua
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Personal

Mrs. n. A. CARRIER vft to-day Tor
trip 20 New York.
Mr. and Mrs, n. n. Eafling win re-
turn Tuesday from Victoria. H. c.
where they spent tho weekend.
Allss Edith Ice. who came up from
Portland 20 attend the LennoS small
wedding Friday evening. returned 20
her home Sunday.
Mr. Russell Gordon Page. Jr., Of
Port Angeles. spent the weekend In
town
Mrs. Robert Wallace Burke MAR
garet Newlovel and little daughter
will leave January 20 for Honolulu,
where they will Join Lieut.. Burke
NJ Schofield barracks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Ferguson are
being congratulated upon the birth
Of son. Richard Jcrvis. January ..
at the Virginia Mason hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Byram Of Chi.
cage. who are spending a short time
IN Seattle. at the Hotel Washington.
spent the weekend and today In
Victoria, II. {.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. burnside left
Saturday by motor for a trip to Calf
fornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Purcell and
children. who are visiting In Califor.
mia. are now the guests OF Mrs. Pur'
cells brother and sisterin.law. Mr.
and Mrs. Gcrvalse Purcell. In San
Gabriel.
Miss Clara Emory was the week
end guest OF Miss Phebe Nell It'd
marsh at tho Highlands.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Bioedel and son
Prvntiss have returned from New
York after spending the holidays
with Miss Charlotte Biocdei. who II
attending Miss Spence's school
Mr.. and Mrs. George 7. Myers ieft
Saturday for New York. from where
they will sail on the Ebro for Cuba.
They plan 20 motor down the west
side OF the Panama canal. then sail
for South America. aud viii bo away
until May.
Mrs. C. r. White and Mrs. II. n.
Williams are having shortly for
trip to Honolulu.
Miss Mildred Hughes. who under.
went an operation recently at tho
Providence hospital. was removed 10
her home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. william r. Ripley OF
Tacoma plan 20 sail on January 20
for trip 10 Honolulu.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Dwyer left
last week for trip around tho
world. They win be away until fall
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Fraternity Tea

Delta Chi fraternity WITH Do hosts
at tea Tuesday afternoon. at the
chapter house. 1919 r. 47th At. from
2 until o'clock. for the mothers
and sisters OF active members and
for tho wives of the alumni.
Mrs John Matthews is president
Of tho Mothsrs club. which will meet
st the chapter house AZ IL q. m.
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Orthopedic Tea Shop

81. Marks Guild Of ~. Marks
church will direct the service az the
Orthopedic Tea Shop Tuesday. Mrs.
". c. Cheai win be the hostess. as
sisted by Mrs. c. l.. Brooke. Miss
Laura cardin. Miss MAY cardin. Mrs
,. r. Hall. Mrs. w. r. Hall. Miss
Katherine Thompson. Mrs. ]. r.. An
derson and Miss Rita Hifes.
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Birthday of Lee
Will Be Observed

Commemorating the birthday Of
General Robert r. Lee. Robert +.
Lee chapter. Daughters OF the Con.
eedcrncy. win be entertained Friday
evening. January 10. at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Kslieher. i1is
Spring ~
There win Be an informal r~ccp-
tion and Southern Crosses viii be be.
slowed on Mr.. Ebb Glass and Captain
J. J. Moog by Mrs II. A. Caiohan,
president OF the chapter.
Mr. Joseph l.. Greenwich will speak
on The Soul Of Lee"
Mrs. Fielding Lewis Ashton has
arranged the following program:
Miss Grace tob-on
No<aI--+<<exro Spirifuais"-
fap ~pidn-s IL Rsnr"
~ Little David Play Ye' Harp
te) s9outhsxn Lullaby
-..-.&.s...s...s.ss.. Hepburn
Mrs II. n. Perry
W1oIIn--TAngu" .s..... .Atsenfs- Eirnsn
--old P1artst,on Melodies
Nrsl Ashton
Aecompanist. Miss Jsbsoa
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Honors--IIonors--IIonorr

Local and nationall For effort, for
attainment for photography. for
handcraft for design and for written
thought. How many will you earn
this YEAR, Eco tho exhibit OF Ma
tionnl Honors at Loheaua and take
stock OF your assets.
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Miss Mcpherson
Refrofbed

Mr.. and Mrs. John Donald McPher'
son announce the engagement OF
their niece, Lcnore Mcpherson. 70
Mr.. Franklin Richter. son OF Mr.
and Mrs. J. r. Richter. Of Seattle.
Miss Mcpherson Is a junior AZ the
University Of Washington and Mr..
Richter Is IN his senior year.
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Your rayorite Poem--wbat \. II,

Beginning in the next issue N
the Torch. i.oheqna would like 20
print poems Campfire Girls like
most Perhaps you have "a nature
poem. or maybe a bit OF sea verse
soma have never met before. what.
ever Il H. whether Il be from the
old writer's. OF a bit OF modern verse.
send Il 40 the girls may make
friends with n.
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The Council Fire planned by the
Everett girls has been postponed
until January 20, Seattle girls going
will leave early Saturday morning. In
order TO participate In Il Saturday
hike with the Hnohomish county
girls. The Council Fire viii be held
In the evening. All Seattle girls
wishing 90 attend are asked 20 regis.
ter at I,ohequn al once.
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Assistants Named
for Tea

Assisting Mrs Theodore Halter at
the tea she Is giving Thursday after
noon at her home In compliment TO
lfrs- Scott c. Bone and her daugh-
ter. Miss Marguerite Bone. will DO
Mrs.. Burke. Mrs. Montgomery Rus
seIl. Mrs. Alexander McEwan and
1frs. David Kellogg. who will alter
nate 1t the urns. assisted by Miss
Lucy Semple Swanstrom. Miss
I>enora Blackwell. Miss Katherine
Bacon. Miss Gertrude Schulz. Miss
Annette Wrestling and Miss Carolyn
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The Commonwealth club will meet
Monday evening. January Is. At
BoIdts restaurant. isia Second ave.
at sds o'clock. Mr.. J. ID. Roas
sup;. OF tho city light department.
VIII speak on the proposed state
electrical power bills.
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cL,Bs ron TUESDAY


Tho Ladies' Lyric Choral club viii
meet for rehearsal Tuesday evening,
January 10, az Ti6 o'clock. IA tho
main SUNDAY school room of the
First Presbyterian church Tho club
In planning concert for January 81,
which VIII be given In the main adui.
torium.
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Luncheon Hostess

Honorfng Mrs Harry Byram OF
Chicago. who Is visiting in the city.
Mrs. II. b. Earring viii entertain
with a luncheon Wednesday after
noon NJ the Sunset club.
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The Junior Prom. the annual mid
season formal OF the University Of
Washington. which will be given In
the Masonic Temple. on Saturday
evening. February II. viii have an
special feature "FoIlies Revue"
with campus talent.
Miss Hazel Waechter has chosen rs
freshman girls. who will appear In
fancy costumes. designed by Miss
Ruth Bamford. 20 serve punch from
typical roof garden booths There
win be unusual lighting effects. foun-
tsins and numerous other novel at
fractions.
Mr. Morgan Padeiford has charge
Of the decorations. and the commit
tee on arrangements includes tho
Misses Lou woodcock. Margaret
spariing, Helen shippey. Ruth Bam-
ford. Hazel waechter. Burdette VIII
son. Lenore Mcpherson. Margaret
Argall. Mildred Kuhefuss. and Bonnie
McAnalIy
Messrs. Robert Zoner. Robert Ring
Ter. Morris Orth. Dean Nusbaum.
william Ross, Penny ScofieId. James
Campbell, Carter Edinger. Willard
Maxwell. Morgan Padelford. William
Rexan. chairman. and Ray Heily.
class president
The patrons and patronesses viii
he President and Mrs. Henry Suzzalo.
Dean and Mrs. John T. Condor,
Dean and Mrs. J. r.. Gould, Dean
Ethel Hunley Coldweii. Dean and
Mrs. David Thomson. Dean and Mrs.
stephen T. Miller. Dean and Mrs.
Irving NJ Glen. Dean and Mrs. NJ
Lyle Spencer. Dean and Mrs. Fred
erfck Padelford. Prof. and Mrs. Ed
mond s. Meany, Col. and Mrs Earl
darcy Pearce. Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch
Bagahaw. Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Ed
mundson. Mr.. and Mrs. y. -. Graves.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Arbuthnot. Mr..
and Mrs. Russell CaiIow. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank wascrhouse. Mr.. and Mrs. r..
J. Trefethen. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar A.
Fecbter. Mr.. and Mrs William A.
shannon. Mr.. and Mrs. J s. Mckee.
Mr.. and Mrs. winiock Miller, Mr..
and Mrs Werner a. Rupp. Mr. and
Mrs r. r. rogers and sfr. and Mrs.
James r. Davis
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Informal Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Aver enter.
tanned with an Informal dinner Of
eight covers Saturday evening AZ
their home. which WINS followed by
the game OF Nah Jongg.
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Highland Park PIT. A.

Highland Park PIT. A. will meet
Tuesday. January 10. NJ $50. A pro
gram by the pupils and talk by
Frank willard. assistant superin.
tendent OF schools. will be features %
tho afternoon.
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Henri Art Galle1n Closed

The art gallery OF Mr.. III. c. Henry
win be closed TO the public until fur.
Their notice. owing TO the absence Of
Mr.. Henry. who left Saturday for tho
East. To SAT- later for Europe.
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January IS Meeting Of Older Girls

On January 10 all older girls inter.
ested in joining Campfire are asked
10 meet at Campfire hesdquarterH,
4iea Arcade building. at 73O. Miss
Ruth A. Brown viii be In charge OF
the meeting.
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Lincoln High school PIT. A. will
meet Tuesday. January is. at ? p.
m. in Annex 4. The work OF tho
English department In the hiEh
schools viii be featured. An inntru.
mental trio, composed OF Eleanor
Hale. Helen Johnson and Ciemewell
Moses. will give musical selections.
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iHtft 1T INV NOME or ATS fiAtfl W ~
son, isa W. nowdon At. Tuesday.
January 10. az 2 p. m Take sixth
ave. \. W, car.
North End Progressive Club
This regular meeting Of tho North
End Progressive club viii be held NJ
the home OF Mrs. W. A. sloan. 7os2
walllneford ave. on Tuesday. Janu.
AIRY 10. Business meeting at 1850
p m. At . o'clock Mr.. E. n. Cox
will Eive an address on thanking
Laws" Take Green Lake car No. 20.
Harmony Homestead No. i7i3
Harmony homestead No. i7as.
brotherhood 81 American Ycomen.
will hold short business meeting.
followed by a card party. Tuesday
evening. January 10. at Moose hall.
Eighth ave. and Union ~ All Yeo.
men requested 90 he present
Lakewood PIT. A.
The Lakewood PIT A. will meet In
the assembly room Tuesday. January
Is. at s9o p. m.
Sigma M Mothers' Club
Sigma Nh Mothers club will meet
at ttr chapter house. Tuesday. Janu.
airy ie. at : ., m.
Woodland Park ". e. r. 4.
Woodland Iark W. c. r. u. viii
meet at tho Nome OF Mrs. n. G.
Burns. Sos sycamore ave. Tuesday.
January 10. at $50 y. IN. Plans for
future activities will be made. Mem.
bers urged 20 attend,
south Seattle PIT. A.
South Seattle PIT. A. viii NEE,
Tuesday. January 10. for business
meeting AZ the school at p. m.
Naalrona PIT. A.
Madronz PIT. A. will meet Tues.
day. January is. AZ . o'clock. Arthur
Gtst. principal Of the ~ n. Day
school. win speak on Home Prob.
lena" Miss Maude white win sing
Sorusis Club
A. o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
January 10. the sorosls club viii
meet At tho Federation clubhouse.
Mrs. C. NJ Post and Mrs W ". Do
Forest will be- the hosteas~m.
The program will be as follows
book review More THAT Must he
Told" by Sir Philip Gibbs. Mira !. n.
Gates.
The Moors In spain.~ Mrs. u. C.
Hastings.
Current Public R~crca.
tlonal Facilities" Mrs. c. 4. King.
Roosevelt PIT. A.
Roosevelt pr. A. will meet a, the
school. Tuesday. January is. Al aso
D m Mrs sophie Clark. "Legisls'.
ton Affecting Women and Children
In Hins Pending Before the LsEisia.
ture ="
Queen Anne Study Club
Mrs. J y Benrdsles viii b. hostess
10 the members OF the Queen Anne
study club a, her home, 1915 noren
ave. apartment 40. Sc. on Tuesday
~ .ssI4
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Seattle lodge No. 7. ID. H. r. A..
will meet n Evergreen hall. 1909
Ninth ave. Tuesday evening. Janu.
AIRY ie. a, 7ss o'clock. Tho business
session will be followed by a pro.
Kressive whist party at o'clock.
Members aud friends welcome.
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Rainier chapter. n. A. II. will meet
with Mrs, J. 7. Kenpel. 4ois Evan
ston ave. on Tuesday, January i6.
az p. IA.
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whi.wor'h PIT. A. viii meet
Tuesday. January 10th. AT 2:ao. Roy
fApseomb. principal of Stevens
school, will speak.
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East Seattle Guild

Fast Seattle guild. OF Emmanuel
Episcopal church. viii give It's annu.
nj church dinner NJ Guild hall. Tues.
day. January 10 Dinner from Q 10
8 y m
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The Oahweda Campfire group. un.
der the leadership Of Mrs Ronald
Henson. are holding n council fire
Friday. January 10. At the home OF
the guardian.
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To Entertain

Miss claire stoitcnberg Is enter
tanning her bridge club Of three
tables at her homo tomorrow after
noon.
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MchsIcr Fl. A.

Webster PIT. A. will meet Tues.
day. January is NJ the school. Bust.
ness meeting az ESQ p. m program
at afh.
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Seattle browning Society vii be-
entertained by Mrs c. l. Heimlings
and Mrs. Edgar Roger at the home
% the former. 4sas eIss ave. ~ r..
Tuesday. January 10. AT 1880
O'Clock
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snowshoc Trip 10 Lake keechelus
Great enthusiasm is being shown
in tho snowEhoe trip TO Lake Keech.
eius. A large number have signed
up already. but there are stu n few
vacancies and girls wishing 20 go
should pay their registration fee at
once. Only Girls who have attained
the rank OF firemak@r are entitled
10 20. They must also be n good
camper and hiker. Previous expert.
enees on snowshoes Ia not necessary.
II you haven't snowshoes. get In
touch with Miss Ruth Brown. and
she will arrange 70 secure some for
you. The party viii leave Milwau-
kee station Friday evening. Febrv-
AIRY ?. al 7:4o y. m. arriving az Lake
Keechcius as 1925 .. m. Returning.
they leave Lake Keeoheius at $50
Sunday evening. arriving In Seattle
A. SIS .. m Tho cos, OF tho trip.
including round trip fare. food and
lodge fee. will be 81. Two dollars
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January and February Service

Again as last year. Seattle Campfire
Girls open the New Year with their
thimbies on their fingers. and ma.
teriai rendy for the scissors Shall u
be layette or clothes for a 5,year.
old. or perhaps II ~ clothing for a
girl OF 10 or ~. Whatever II In you
decide 20 do. feel certain that there
IL an urgent need for II. January.
February. March--three months. not
quits. because every garment must
be turned In By March /. Start talk
Ing service plans nj your next Camp.
fire meeting. Make your articles 20
we'll that you'll be proud TO have
Isoheaua show them as the work OF
your group. Don't try 20 get every.
thing done In January. Divide your
service program thru the three
months. for there'ii be days when
you'il want 20 hike and do other
things. Then. too. there is that Ma.
tionai Needlework Guild honorl
How many will follow In the foot.
steps OF Margaret Benson and Mary
Christina Marrow. the first two Re
attic girls 10 win ~ They asked ten
friends TO each furnish two new gar.
menta. which. with their own two.
made -. and entitled them 10 mem
bership In the Needlework Guild and
TO the coveted honor. You can do 4;
" they could. Mary Christina says
Il wasn't hard st ali. A local honor
VIII be awarded each girl turning in
two completed garments. They must
be well made. and be tagged with the
name. age and guardians name. Ma.
terial regarding the Needlework
Guild Will be sent each guardian. IL
may also be secured b girls calling
at Loheaua for H.
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Wednesday. January ~. q Camp.
fire demonstration will be given be.
foro the Women's Improvement club
In Lake Forest Park. The meeting
viii be at 4 o'clock. and Campfire
Girls Wishing 10 participate are asked
10 register 81 I,oheaua
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Mrs. J n. Benrdslre will b. hostess
20 tho members OF the Queen Anne
study club a, her home. 1915 noren
ave. apartment 40. Sc. on Tuesday
afternoon. January 10. at : o'clock.
The program on The West Indies
opening win be divided as follows.
HAITI Mrs J. r. Clifton: "jamet
ca" srs. v. C. Miller. The Island Of
spice and Palms" Mrs NJ Krko
rian
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women's Lakewood Civic Improve


Women's Lakewood Civic Improve
mcnt Club
The women'a Lakewood Civic I'm.
provement club win hold It's regular
meeting Tuesday. January Is. at ?
p. m. In tho Lakewood clubhouse.
A good program has been arranged.
T.. d. r.. Club
l.. o. y. Club viii give a card and
donation party for members Tuesday
January Is. at 40 o'clock. In Elks'
club Hostess. Mrs. Minnie Bragdon
Sunset Heights Literary Club
Sunset Heights Literary club viii
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Ravenna Social club wiil meet at
tho home OF Mrs Minnie Nevins.
soae nth ave. y. r.. Tuesday. Janu.
airy te. at isao .. IN. Friends and
Eastern stars invited
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woman's Missionary League meets
in Plymouth church. Tuesday. Jan.
uary is. al 1870 ,. m. Mrs. I'd.
ward Lincoln Smith will give RE
cent Experiences IN the Orient
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All Department, Of Seattle WON.
ans club VIII lunch at Chantecisr
cafe Tuesday. January 10. A. I ..
m. A. ? o'clock member. Will NEE,
az tho home of Mrs. Fred y. san.
der. as1i Y. Prospect Il.
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Tho caloldh club viii meet with
Mrs. Charles q. fieifner. COS E
Denny way. Tuesday. January 10. AZ
l u. IN.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

meet At tho home OF Mrs Hazel Was,
son, isa W. nowdoin At. Tuesday.
January 10. az 2 p. IN. Take Sixth
ave. n. W. car.
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Woodland uark w. c. T. u. will
meet at tho home OF Mrs. n. G,
Burns. 670s Sycamore ave. Tuesday.
January 70. at s.so y. IN. Plans for
future activities will be made. Mem.
bers urged 90 attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-15

Miss Mildred Hughes. who under.
went an operation recently at tho
Providence hospital. was removed TO
her homo today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-15

All day institute VIII be held
Tuesday. January is. By Central and
Capitol Hill w. G. r, U. IN Metho.
dist Prpiestan, church. corner John
and tsfh ave. ~ Bring lunch Tea
and coffee served.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-15

Custer Camp No. !. 4. Of " and
Custer Auxiliary. viii NEE; Tues.
day. January 10. a; T.so D. m. In
vetcrAnv hall.