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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-19
PASTORS DECLARE BAN
ON SECOND MARRIAGE
Four Join in Resolution to Turn
Away All Divorced Persons
in Future.

Special Dispatch to The Star
BALTIMORE, May l9.-All of the
four Protestant ministers at Towson
have agreed to discontinue the prac-
tice Of marrying persons who have
been divorced, and adopted resolu-
tions to that effect.
The ministers are Rev Richard
Wickes, pastor of Calvary Baptist
Church; Rev. Henry b. Lee, rector
of Trinity Protestant Episcopal
Church; Rev. S. F. Cassen. pastor of
the Methodist Protestant Church, and
Rev. Mark Depp, pastor of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church.
According to the ministers and resi-
dents of the Baltimore county seat,
divorced persons have been coming
here from all parts of the country to
be married.
The four ministers in agreement on
the matter said there may be nothing
objectionable in such marriages in
most cases, but that the hasty mar
riage of divorced persons should be
discouraged. One of the ministers
married couple about a month ago
and learned afterward that the man
already had d wife from whom he
was not separated legally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-19
PLANS BEGINNERS DAY."
Observance Tomorrow at Vermont
Avenue Christian Church.

Beginners day will be observed
tomorrow morning i'll the Sunday
school of the Vermont Avenue Chris
tian Church, when the opening ex-
ercises will be conducted by the be-
ginners department.. led by Mrs. NJ. H.
Darnall. and the cradle roll depart
nient. of which Mrs. r. l.. Koontz is
superintendent.
The school has authorized the send
ing of six delegates to the conference
on missions, which will be held at
Chambersburg, Pa. from June % to
July 6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-19
OPEN EPISCOPAL
SESSION TUESDAY
Social Service Workers Will
Hold Forth at Trinity
Church Four Days.

The national conference OF the So
cial Service Workers of the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church will open
Tuesday at 2:30 pm. at Trinity
Church, Sd street and Indiana avenue
northwest, and continue through FRI
day
The delegates will be taken on
trip to Mount Vernon Tuesday after
noon. At $50 o'clock dinner will b..
served in the parish house. At s pm
addresses will be made on "Th"
Strategic Position of the School Ill
Programs of Social Work"
The session Wednesday will con
vene at $3.50 o'clock, when "A confer
ence of the executive body will L..
held. AT 2:30 o'clock reports of CON
mittees will be given by DR.. Jeffrey
II. Bracket, Rev. T. A. Hyde and Re-.
Charles X. Gilbert. At the pm.
Rev. DR.. l.. E. Sunderland, on pub
lie Opinion
Two Subconfereuces.
There are to be subconference.
from to 12:45 o'clock THURSDAY At
the afternoon session addresses Will
be made by Rev. Harold Hall. Rev. r
Cary Montague. Miss Mildred p. Car
penter ana Kew. Z. n. LathrOp. An
address on 1.-The Church in Pail
Work" is to be given at pm. By
Mrs. Martha F. Falconer
Corporate communion will he cele-
brated It 1880 am. Friday. The ger
eral session will convene at go
o'clock. Addresses will be made hv
Rev. James Sherin and Canon s
Glover Dunseath. At the afternoon
session addresses will be made h
Mrs. ]. a. Moore. W. NJ. Hard and Il
S. Newport.
Senator Pepper of Pennsylvania is
expected to deliver the principal ad-
dress at the evening session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-19
PLAN VESPER SERVICE.
Christian Endeavor Program at
Luther Place Church.

A Christian Endeavor vesper serv-
ice. under auspices of the District Of
Columbia Christian Endeavor Union.
Will be held tomorrow afternoon, at
o'clock, in the auditorium of the
Luther Place Memorial Church. 14th
street and Thomas circle. Homer j.
Councillor will deliver an address on
The Full Measure of Service"
This meeting will be the culmina-
ton of a twenty-day period of sac
rifce. during which the Endeavorers
of the District have been making
financial sacrifices and donating the
proceeds to the extension of the work
of the District Union. The meeting
will open with a song service, In
charge, of Walter E. Cossins. leader
of the vested choir of First Presby-
terrain Church. Rev. Roger Winger,
pastor of the Church of the Brethren.
4th street and North Carolina avenue
southeast. will conduct the devotion
al service. A five minute period will
be allowed for Christian Endeavor
testimonies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-19
DIR. BARNETT TO PREACH.
Minister to Fill Local
Christian Church Pulpit.

Rev. DR.. Carl II. Barnett. head of
the department of church and com
munity relations of the Federated
Council of the Churches of Christ III
America, formerly pastor of the Oak
Cliff Christian Church of Dallas, Tex
will preach tomorrow morning at the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church.
At the evening service, Rev. DR.
Earle Wiley will give an illustrated
lecture on "Beautiful Washington.
showing a great number of colored
pictures of the city. The mixed ami
male quartets and church choir. under
the direction of William +. Braith
waite, will render special musical
numbers at both services.
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Announcements Church News Activities Service
SPECIAL SERVICE JUNE 3.
Demonstration by Sodality Union
at Mount Carmel Retreat House.

The Socialists of Washington are
looking forward to the demonstration
which will be held on the grounds
of the Mount Carmel Retreat House
under the auspices of the Sodality
Union of Washington the afternoon
of June 3 at 4 o'clock. After the
services. which will consist of vespers
and benedition. 1t is planned to de-
vote the remainder Of the evening
to social time, refreshments to be
served.
The members throughout the city to
not only renew old friendships. but
10 form new ones. An invitation is
extended to every Socialist to be pres
ent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-19
OPEN-AIR SERMON.
Baltimore Rector to Be Heard at
National Cathedral.

The preacher at the open-air serv-
ice at the Peace cross in the grounds
of the National Cathedral tomorrow
afternoon at 4 o'clock will be Rev
DR.. Wyatt Brown, rector of ST. Mi
chael and All Angels Church. Balti-
more, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-19
SERMON FOR GRADUATES.
Service for Lucy Webb Hayes

The Lucy Webb Hayes National
Training School students will be pres
ent at Trinity NJ. E. Church tomorrow
morning, when the baccalaureate SER
mon will be delivered by Rev. Joseph
Dawson, pastor.
The students represent the nurses of
Sibley Hospital. who will graduate next
Tuesday evening; also the Bible stu
dents who are being trained for the
deaconeSS work Of the church.
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WILL LEAD c. E. SENIORS.
w. w. Cunningham in Charge at
Calvary Baptist Church.

W. w. Cunningham will lead the
senior Christian Endeavor service at
Calvary Baptist Church at 6:45 pm
tomorrow. The intermediate society.
meeting at o'clock. will have as its
leader Ernest Mcneil. Mrs Maude
Z. Curry will conduct the Tuesday
Evening Society of Christian En-
deavor meeting at o'clock
The Calvary Baptist Chinese School
in English will meet tomorrow after
noon at 8 o'clock, followed at $50
o'clock by the Chinese Sunday school
Rev. DIR. A. Freeman Anderson as
sociate pastor, will conduct the ju-
nior church services at IL o'clock to-
morrow morning, and Rev. A. ID. Bry-
ant will preach at the service for the
deaf. in the Sunday School House at
s pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-19
CHINESE TO PREACH.
Rev. Chu Seng Mao to Occupy I'm.
manuel Baptist PULPIT.

Rev. Chu Seng Mao. who is soon
to return to China as student pas
tor 1T Shanghai Baptist College. is
to preach tomorrow morning at I'm
manuel Baptist Church. in the alb
sence of the pastor, Rev. Cove G.
Johnson, who is attending the South
ern Baptist convention, at Kansas
City.
At the evening services Mrs. John
y. Mills is to give an illustrated lee
ture on THE Philippines"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-19
WILL FILL LOCAL PULPIT.
DR.. Brodie to Preach at Sixth Pres
byterian Church.

Rev. DR.. Andrew NJ. Brodie. former
ly pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church of Wichita, Kan, now ma
tional representative of the near east
relief and member of the Presbytery
of Washington City. will preach at
the Sixth Presbyterian Church tomor-
row. both morning and evening.
At the morning service DR.. Brodie,
by order of the Presbytery of Wash
ington city, will declare the pulpit of
the Sixth Presbyterian Church vacant,
the passionate of Rev. Maurice S.
White having terminated last Tues
day.
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Personal

Mrs Hamilton Rolfo and baby Will
leave Tuesday morning for Concord.
Conn., TO visit MIR aud Mrs, ocorge
IA. Rolfc until December Ms. Rolfo
win Join her later In tho season.
Mr.. and Mlllo,t Tucker left last
week for California, 20 resume his
studies az stamford,
Mr.. James u. lioge returned
Thursday from short business trip
TO New York.
Mrs. T.. q. McMiekon left today
for San Francisco on ten days
visit.
judge ana Mrs, John ~ Wright
have removed from their sumner
homo at Lake sammamish Go the
Hotel Sorrento for tho winter
omnths.
Mrp, Rex Stafford ief, today for
tho East TO be away several months.
Miss Alberta Miller OF Bellingham
Is spending few days with Mrs.
Kate Magco.
Mrs. Harry whitney Treat II sx.
peeted 90 return about October IL
from a months trip In the East.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Owens mo,
tored to Aberdeen Thursday 20 spend
tho weekend an the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. IL. Victor Owens.
Mr.. and Mrs, Walter n. Net,leton
have como In from their country
homo a, Medina 20 their town home
on Queen Anne hill.
Ailss Louise Hail. from Raleigh.
N, G., arrived Thursday evening 60
visit her hro,her.indAw and sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy W corhett.
Mrs. Y. c. Ward lert last week
for New York. 20 30 gone until tho
INST OF November
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Chandler have
removed from their homo at ss0T
Mcclellan -. 10 their new residence
~ 50sg 18Th ~ y,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Rollo. who
have been occupying tho W. II. Net.
Teton residence this summer. haze
removed TO tho Cambridge apart.
ments.
Mr.. and sfra Edwin Lnwis Ham.
mond are receiving congratulations
on the birth Of daughter. Mary
Elizabeth. on sunday. October I, AZ
tho acaitls Gtneral hospital
Mrs. Iva Blomauist OF Portland,
who has been visiting Mra, Mar.
garet nrannock for fortnight II
leaving In few days for her home,
Mr.. and Mrs. william r. Hum.
phrex who have been spending ssv.
eral months here. left Thursday for
Washington. u. c.
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Fine Arts Society Plans Sunday Afternoon
Teas; Theater and Supper Party to Honor
TrdUeler

TIVE Seattle Fine society win each Sunday afternoon
exhibit Fine Arts galleries
VIII be TO the
public.
afternoon H. will be hostess
frnk Mrs Archibald
powney Mrs Frederick II. Miss Adelaide Nckcs
Gloria Frnk Miss Clam Miss Frances Oldham Miss Alice
Powell Virginia sheahan Miss Frances Green
andA fss assist. &
the month OF October
gallery each afternoon
expaln and ansMer aue.tons aheut The pLeLurea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-05

cuIcA0ol--A plant. found IN a
so-ealisd "eoai.hail." IN a mine near
Harrisburg. III. IN said 20 be the
Oldest specimen OF highly dcvei.
opcd plant ever discovered IN Amer
lea. according 70 Or. Adolph G Noe,
professor Of paieobotauy at tho Uni.
vcruiiy Of Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-05
COITER REMOVED

ONO has proven a safe and
Successful way TO remove a golfer
by simply applying over the golfer
ct night time. Young people re.
spond quickly TO this treatment
older people generally take longer
time. The merits Of OZ.Mo have
been proven In 40 many cases thai,
anyone having a golfer should have
no hcsitancy in using oZ-Mo AT
once. OZ.MO Ia sold In Seattle by
partell's and other leading drug.
gists,---AdvcrtIement
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CLUBS FOR SATURDAY

PHI KAPPA PSI
MOTHERS CLUB
The Mothers club OF Phi Kappa
Psi fraternity will hold it's first meet
ing Of the season on Saturday after.
noon, October 6, at O'Clock, at the
home Of Mrs. w. L. Henry, 5000
18th ave. ". z.
DELTA GAMMA ALUMNAE
Delta Gamma alumnae VIII meet
with Mrs. Gerald Waechter, 1920
Second ave. NJ, on Saturday, October
s. at y. m.
CLASSIC CULTURE CLUB
The Classic Culture club will meet
Saturday, October 6. at 2 p. m. at the
Federated clubhouse. Judge J. T..
Ronald will be the speaker.
UNIVERSITY CHAPTER o. r. 8.
University Chapter o. T.. s., No.
SO, will have a card party at the
MEDIUM BROWN HAIR looks best OF
ali after a Golden Clint Hhanuoo - Advt
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PROGRESSIVE THOUGHT CLUB
ISSUES PROGRAM
Tho Progressive Thought club
has issued tho following program
for itA season work.
October Z Public lecture
November 7--i.ecturs review, Mrs, Ellen
Leohenbyi current events. Mrs hannls
n Holmes "chnd welfare Problems,
Mrs lohn rrumbull.
November gd-ruhiie lecture.
December t-LeotuFe review. hta VI w.
HtranH! cufr1nt events Mrs ", ~
JohnsonI Citizens Ia the haAihh'
Mfu o. ST. lewis
December G-Hoiaties luncheon.
January Lecture review, hrH, - ~.
Poster current events, Mrs. DAVID
Moohri Health Of the frs.aehool
Chnd." Atra. Helen 4. wilbur.
January I-ruhlic lecture
February Lecture review, Nfa ~
CoHtiIani current events hisa Jean
nctts nufHltt, 'I'ubin School ~ the
Tas Question" Mrs. Ellsworth lNsa'
February gl,-Annusl business nesting
March ls=Curfont events. hfH, II, "
Hihusoni '@rhu Spirit ~ Youth hnl
Pfsssn, Day Conditions" Mrs. l. o.
Foster
March si-Puhlio lecture.
April i-Lactufa review, Mrs q. NJ
Lewis, current events, Mrs.. Anna ~
winsof, Moral rraisinE ~ the Ubild-
Airs. b. VI HtfanH.
April is--pubiiu lecture.
May s-Looture review. Mrs Ellsworth J.
Ives. current sysnis, Mrs clinton liat'
rtson, Cultural Side % Child Tralu-
tng." Mrs H. W. cestiEnn,
Nay Rehabilitation VI Officers Guest
day.
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Orthopedic Tea and Thrift Shops
Women' S Clubs

University Masonic temple, Saturday
evening. October s. at $50 o'clock.
Whist and five hundred will be
played. Prizes and refreshments.
DANCING PARTY
PLANNED BY TENT
The Nancy Hanks Lincoln Tent
No. Z. In conjunction with the M.
tiona Guard. will give n dancing
party Saturday evening, October G.
in the U. s. Aunory in Everett.
DAUGHTERS AUXILIARY
The Daughters Auxiliary OF the
Woman's Century club will give
their annual autumn dancing party
on Saturday evening, October 8, at
the home Of Mrs. Frank Wolff chair.
man, 1902 Ninth ave. W., GA rid.
100. Members are asked to call
Caryl Kerr. corresponding secretary.
Tor particulars. ca pitl102f.
ALUMNAE SIGMA KAPPA
SORORITY
Puget Sound alumnac OF Sigma
Kappa sorority meet at the chapter
mouse, 47s2 2lst ave. N. f.. Sntur.
Day, October 8. at 2 o'clock. Estel,e
Hawkins. hostess.
ROBERT NORRIS CHAPTER
/ Robert Morris Chapter. o. d. q
gives card party In Norton's cafe.
terra, 1918 Second ave, SATURDAY.
October 0. at o'clock.
ROBERT NORRIS CHAPTER
NO 1872
Robert Morris Chapter. No. 1872,
o. 10. g., will give card party at
Norton's cafeteria. Saturday eve
ming. October 6. at s o'clock All
Misons and Eastern Stars invited
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Miss McE,oan VIII Be Honor Guest

entertaining with heater party az tho Moore
a homo honor OF Miss
Epch McEwan who leaving october for the East Invitations have
been limited TO the members OF tho Country club
MeEwRn will month visiting In the East when she
win be Joined by her mother Mrs Alexander f. Mwan and they VIII
for land.
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NEW YORK. --presldcnt Coolidge
has accepted tho office Of honorary
chancellor OF the sulgravo instItu,
tion. Four former presidents have
successfully filled tho position.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-05
LADIES oRorro cLUp

Tho Ladies' urotto club VIII
serve a Northwest products lunch
con. followed by a short business
meeting. on "Wednesday, October 10,
At 1850 o'clock. nc tho home OF
Mira C. II, W. Raymond. ssil
Broadway n. Members requested
20 bo puneiual
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HARMONY uoMryTrAp

HARMONY HOMESTEAD
NO i7t5
Harmony Homestead No. 1fts.
Brotherhood OF American Ysonen.
will give their regular dance on
Tuesday evening. October .. In
Moose hall. Eighth and Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-05
IoNrA cHArTER q. n 8.

The associats ma,rons OF this
city viii assds; Ionla Chapter. o.
r s. In comforting the degrees Of
initiation on Tuesday. October .. In
Masonic temple. Members and Wis
itora arc urged 10 attend and be-
come acquainted with tho matFon
Of 1874. Refreshments
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MOTHERS cLuB UNIVERSITY

MOTHERS CLUB UNIVERSITY
CHAPTER
Tho Mothers club OF University
Chapter. u. A. r.. viii meet In
regular session. Wednesday. ocin.
Der 10. at p. m. at tho chapter
house. 47it University blvd. fm-
porfant business and sewing. Full
attendance desired.
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VAN AssrLr PIT A.

VAN ASHEi.T PIT n
Tho Van Asset PIT. a. VIII
hold a program meeting on Fri
day. October u. at , .. m, Miss
Anna X. Coliweil will speak on
Narcotics" A reception FOR the
new teachers and members viii
follow tho meeting Refreshments
viii 30 served. Selghbors and
friends invited.
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MARRIAGE to Take Place in the East

Mrs John Mercer OF
will bride Lee Friday
evening October o'clock Tho service viii be read by Rev
brdeecs brothernlaw and
w. Watkins Toledo. Ohio
little flower viii be Lucille Hartman and Becky Jane Watkins
W. Watkins viii
be m
small bridal relatives intimate friends
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FEDERATED cLuns

WIN PttlLE Al tNlh
Tho Seattle Federation Of Wo.
mems clubs were tho successful
winners Of the $50 prize for hhv-
ing tho largest delegation OF club
women on the grounds. THURSDAY
Seattle day. at the PuyAiiup fair
Tho COMMITTEES IN chargp we're Mrs
II. r. sheldon. ehairrnan' Mira j.
Irvine and Mrs. ]. II. L4tsia.
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woopcpAr-r TOTEM cfITp

woODCRAFT TOTEM CLUB
Tho woodcratt Totem club win
nee, Thursday. October ~. NJ :
,. m. In tho ciuhroomA NsT Ar
cAda Bldg. DR.. MeKlbhsn. soerc-
tAry Of the White Cross win BE- the
speaker. Large attendance re-
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sHAwoNpAsrn cLun

The shRwondAsoo club viii meet
With Mra T. a. wanamaher and
Mira ]. IAddy. 80 kinnoar Pr on
TUESDAY. October .. al ? ,. m.
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Aouu.A LODGE 40. IS

AQuu.A LODGE no. IS
Aquila Lodge. No. IS. %. II. y.
A. win meet FOR regular huHnsss,
in their new hall IN tho Swedish
club. 1877 Eighth ave. ON We'd
nenday. October 10. At 3 o. IN. Fla
al arrangements viii Be completed
Tor the entertainment % district
No. convention In Seattle on oc-
tob1r "a. az which Aqulla viii act
as hostess
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

wostAN's LAKEWOOD CLUB
The trustees Of the woraan's
Lakewood Civic Improvement club
wih herye a chicken dinner. Fri
day. October II. ~ .. IA. az the
clubhouse. Tho mortgage on tho
building win DO burned and a pro-
gram will follow tho dinner.
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PAGE 10
Seattle society
Edited by Lillian Keen LoBallster Telephone, MA no6Oo
Assistant-Frances Oldham
Music-Louise Raymond Owens
Fine Arts Society Plans Sunday Afternoon
Teas; Theater and Supper Party to Honor
TrdUeler
TuE afternoon
during the exhibit OF John Buffers painting, the Fine Arts sasSa
public
sunday afternoon. october Mrs Anderson wiz be hostess
pOwney Mrs Frederick H. Parks and Miss AdeaidS NeNss
sheahan Miss Frances Green
exhibit, WIN be daily no public sqas g. month oos
to explain and answer any questions aS0. the p'e'Dr'a
Miss Mclean VIII Be Honor Guest
Miss entertaining with theaer party at the Moore
,s sSsans and T s sSpp her a home Saor nave s
been limited to the younser members Of tho Country club
Joined mother Alexander McHvan and they win
Marriage to Take Place IN the East
miss Kay 0nnS a1Ssh s M ice John S o S
evening October ~ at $50 o'clock The service win DO read By Rev
sister Or md Mrs G, W. watkins in toledo Ohio
little orsr girls viii be Lucille May Hartman and Becky Jane waa,
Master Billy sweitrr win be tho rnsbearer DR. O. W. Watkins viii
party
PatroneSses for Delta Gamma Ball
Tho for the bali Seattle members Of Delta Gamma
sso are ns sss'1sy sssno osSs At S
Mrs Henry suzraIO and Mrs Harry F osrundcr
Mrs Bouftleur to Entertain
Irving
her home Tuesday afternoon, October o
Luncheon and Fall Meeting
The club viii sny. s for %s@S,r' only
meeting follow promises to be
activities win be discussed
Mrs. Stuart Clues Luncheon
In compliment as MRS Il \ sn' q Dayton os s the guest O. her
Hadsy stuart
Birthday Will Be Celebrated
birthday A -'' On '' 'A'"
Plans Luncheon and Theater Party
compliment recently
spn. in The East Mrs. Lloyd L Haman win sn,sran win
Only intimate friends honor
Mount Holyoke Club to Meet
The University
Wednesday afternoon. October 10. at o'clock
informally on THURSDAY
washington Lacy
Mrs Lamson to Glue Baby Party
hs saAs sr 'a ey @ T
four children will enjoy the afternoon
Luncheon Hostess ON SATURDAY.
Miss Grace Weaver entertaining with luncheon o, .irht
complimentary
Hostess to Bridge Club
C Ait hostess bridge luncheon
Thursday afternoon
Has Luncheon Before Guild Party
Michael "
Ohio Robert
B. A CARRIERS
EntertainS Bridal Partg
Mrs Merrill Anderson pmma group OF
friends dinner Sunday honor party
Orthopedic Tea and Thrift Shops
auxiliary III. orhopsdlc
Saturday. assisted
hams Mrs j. o. Johnson. Mrs shndneyer p
j. MRS. Layton
auxiliary will be in charge all
chairman.
Oomens Clubs
CLUBS FOR SATURDAY University temple. Saturday
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MEDIUM BROWN HAIR looks best OF
ali after Golden Clint shampoo.--Adyt.
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HEIGHpoRs or wooDcRAFT
+. O. W. club n. o, w. viii meet
with Mira L. T.. Christensen, 1907
Laiona ave. Tuerday, October ?.
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SEATTLE REVIEW no. 3
Seattle Review No. W. u. A..
Of tho Maecaheep. win meet In The
A. o. u. w. hall. 1903 Ninth ave.
on Thuraday evening. ociobcr ~.
AZ o'ciock.
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Mrs Hamilton Rolfo and baby will
leave Tuesday morning for Concord,
Conn, TO visit MIR, aud Mra, ucorge
n. Rolfo until December Ms. Rolfc
win Join her later In tho season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-05

10hen MiLady considers
the friILy question Of
'teclsi0ear! PVe found q
magical beauty GREG M
made IN Seattle. PIE
peeped about in a fascin-
otinG mem canUas house.
TIE ideas for costumes
for all sorts Of atfair8.
Hs a meek Of wonderlpL
things!
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Chatter of the Shops cr5 FL
WE ARE INVITED

TO enjoy the fascinating artistry in
decorated china at one Of our sunny
studios.
To share the delight Of the outdoor
photographs e@hibited by the Noun
taineers at the Downtown library.
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Entertnins Bridal Pdrtn

Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Anderson Emma Norris entsrt
friends at dinner Sunday in honor OF the members h
their recent wedding theater party followed the dim,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-27

"Aquellos a quienes he recomen-
dado TANLAC han obtenido los re-
sultados mas satisfactorios y espe-
no seguir recetandolo. Opino que en-
ciertos estados es muy necesario nm
t6nico y considero que Tanlac es Ell
mejor', DECLARE La Sra. Ora. Leonor
p. de Lopez, conocida m6dica cuyO
consultorio esta en- In Is calle de
Altamira 1O1, Tampico, Mexico.