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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20
HE DARKENED HIS
GRAY HAIR
Tells How lie Did II

Mr.. ]. A. Mccrea, a well known
resident OF California, who was called
Daddy and Grandpa on account OF
his white hair. and who darkencd II
with n home. made mixture. recently
made the following statement.
Anyone can prepare simple mix.
turc at homo that will darken gray
hair and make 1t soft and glossy. To
a half'plnt OF water add one ounce OF
bay rum. small box OF Barbo Com.
pound and onc.fourth ounce Of ely.
cerine.
These ingredients can be bought
at any drug store at very little cost.
Apply 10 the hair twice week untn
tho desired shade is obtained. 1t
does not color the scalp. Is not sticky
or greasy and does not rub off,
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20
RUB RHEUMATISM
PAIN FROM SORE.
ACHING JOINTS

What is rheumatism Pain only.
st. Jacobs Oil VIII stop any pain, so
quit drugglng.
Not one case In fifty requires In.
tornal treatment Rub soothing.
penetrating ST. Jacobs oil directly
upon tho tender spot and relief comes
instantly. ST. Jacobs oil Is n harm.
less rheumatism md sclntlca lIni.
ment. which never dlsappoints and
can not burn the skin.
Timber upl Quit complainlngl Get
q small trial bottle from your drug.
gist, and In just moment you1l be
free from rheumatic and sclatlc pnin.
soreness, stiffness and swelling.
Don't suffer- Relief awaits you. Old.
honest 81. Jncobs oil has cured mil.
lions OF rheumatism sufferers I'm the
last half century and Is just ns good
for sclatlca, neuralgia. lumbago.
bnckachc, spralns and swcllings.--
Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20
Sour Stomach
Hest Relieved by Chewing n stunrt's
Dyspepsia Tablet - No water
Nccdcd--Cnrry Them Loose
In Nour Packet

What tho average person needs in
this day and age IN the balanced
stomach sweetcnor that he can take
~ any time, nj any place and get ro-
lief right away This effect w had
with ono or two Stuorts Dyapcppln
Tablets, NO matter what you ont or
gnsgy seems 40 blont aud prcaa
against the hcnrt II IL belchos and
heartburn makes you miserable, try
these tablets. Tho moment they
reach tho stomach thoy noutrnlIze
tho acids, they give the stomach
tho, alkaline effect II " craving Tor
and thus you soon feel good, tho
stomach II settled and the faults ar
indigestion are thus corrected. You
may now. eat pie, ohocac, snuangc'
pickles. i you Rct n 60 cent box az
Stunrt'H Dyspepsia Tablets today nj
any drug Observation-Disclosures,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20
cHApTEg AZ. r. q.

Chapter &C, p. T.. o.. viii meet
"wednesday, March 81. at 2 O'clock
with Mrs. J. Worth Densmore, 1907
Densmore ave.
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MOTION PICTURES tNDoRsEp
Tho program Of Endorsed siima
broadcast this week By Mr.. v. 1.
Kran. manager OF tho Northwest
broadcastlng station. FOR the motion
picture committee or tho Seattle
council Of PIT. A.. includes:
Kick In" AZ tho Liberty. Is a Ma.
,ionai Committee for Better Films
Endorsement.
Hearts Aflams" has been lndorsed
by tho National Motion Picture
league.
Driven ~ the Columbia. Il a
wonderful picture. a gripping drama.
a powerful character study. ana ia
one OF tho really fine thing drama,.
lenlly.
Adam and Eva" comedy AZ tho
Strand. has been Endorsed hy two
reviewing boards.
The woman's Home COMPANION
has boon conducting a better film
movement Tho three following two.
reel comedies have been produced un,
der direction OF this magazine: "Thls
Wife business" An old.FashIoned
FlnppcF' and 'Dlnposing or Mother. :"
They arc being shown on tho Winter
Garden screen. ono each week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20
HEAD STUFFED
BYCATARRH?USE
AHEALING CREAM

II your nostrils are clogged. your
throat distressed, or your head IL
stuffed by nasty catarrh or a cold,
apply little pure, antlseptic. germ
destroying cream into your nostrils
1t pcnetrates through every air pas.
sage, soothing lnflamcd swollen
membranes and you get instant re.
lief.
How good II feels, Your nostris
are open, Your head Is clear. No
more hawking, snuffling, dryness or
struggling for breath. Got n small
bottle of Ely's Cream Balm from any
drugglst. Colds and catarrh Weld
IKE magic. Don't stay stuffed up.
Relief is Observation-Disclosures.
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Artists in Joint Recital
Win High Praise

Florence Macbeth. charming col.
oratura soprano OF the Chicago Grand
Opera company. again won So.
attic audience last evening when she
appeared IN Joint recital with Aiincha
Leyitzli, gifted Russian pianist Miss
Macbeth n well known 10 local audi.
enecs. and from tho reception given
her last evening Is a fnyorita.
Miss Macbeth has a pleasing so.
prano voice OF good quality and
range. Her tones arc clear and flcxi.
bic aud her singing from fun voice
TO planissimo, her irilis and chro-
mates were admirably done.
licr slnEing " the Shadow Song
from Dlnorah. by Meyerbcer. and the
aiad scene from Lucia" with flute
obhllgato. was very oommendable.
Other numbers well received were
when WaH Seventeen" an old
Swedish folk song. "Vespcr Hymn. :"
an old English choral, Roasinls
'Tarnnielia." Song Of the Waiting
one" by aiEtekland, and Robm,A
JOY" Miss Macbeth was repeated.
~ recalled and responded with sew.
crai delightful cncores.
George Roberts proved an excellent
accompanied.
Aisoha Leyltxki. whose playing
places him among the creates, OF nv.
ms planlats. was given a yeriiable
ovation last night, He has rapidly
risen 10 fame thru Ills inicrpre,a.
tons and magnificent technique. Ills
tonal oolorinR. phraaing and power
81 expression were exquisite. lie
played with eTcelien, taste. fine tone
and 10 a finished and mastery man.
ncr.
Beethovcn'E Sonata AppasslonRia,
a profound composition. which was
his principal number. was given a
remarkable Interpretation. Nocturno.
= Sharp Minor. Eiuds In @ Flat
Major (which WIS repeated. Etude IN
q Fiat Major. black keys. and Waltz
In a Flat Major. group by Chopin.
proved the artist 20 be a great inter.
prefer OF this composers work.
Rubcnstcin's Staccato Etudc. LISTS
Rhapsody No. and one OF his own
compositions. vaiso A Major. No. 2.
which was greeted with such pro.
longcd applause that IL WAS repeated.
concluded tho program. As oncorcs
~. Ieeyitzlsl gave Waltz +. Flat, by
Chopin. and schubcrt's "Marche
Miliiairc."
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Hungry Austrians
Mob Rich Woman

VIENNA. March 2o.--with thu
cry. They have riches while we
siarve." mob OF hungry Austr:ans
attacked a group OF women leaving
the former imperial palace where
they had witnessed ballet per-
formed By dancers OF The state
opera. The mob tore off the ear.
rings OF two women and the elab-
orate gowns Of all the departing
group were torn TO tatters before
the police quelled the rioters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20
EVE HUNDRED cLrR

Jolly Eight Five Hundred club
meets with Mrs Lea Nelghbor, 1929
Columbia st., Wednesday. March Il,
at IL o'clock. Mrs. Anna Burnam
assisting hostess.
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Personal

hm Philip Northcroft. % Olympia.
10 the guest this week Of Miss Air.
die Kincnld. ~ her homo. i5i2
brooklyn ave.
Mr. and Mrs Lewis 4. lyman re.
turned today from Portland. whore
they spent tho week end
Mrs. A. s. Taylor returned iast
week from a short Visit Ia Vancouver.
.n C.
Mr. ana Mrs. John T. lIeffernan
and their daughter, Airs Lawrence
Arnold. viii return next week from
a Wait OF several weeks IN California
Mira l., y. TUX. % Vancouver, u.
e., IL visiting friends IN tho city.
Air ana Mrs John A. Campbell and
Miss Dorothy Campbell are guests AZ
the Hotel Ambassador. Ia Los An.
eeles.
Mr. ana Mrs. Caspar Clarke win
leave tho last Of this week for a trip
10 California
Mr. and Mrs. Walter ward ana
Mn. Wards mother. Mrs, George w.
Mahoney. have returned from two
months Visit IN California.
Mrs. y. l.. Prescott. ASisn Isabel
Prescott and Mr.. John Prescott re.
turned Last Friday from California.
Mr and Mrs. Eyart Lamping are
receiving congratulations upon tho
birth q daughter. March G. az the
Swedish hospital
Mrs. Carl Donworih n the guest OF
her parents. judge and Mrn. Charles
Carey. In Portland
AIr. ana Mrs. Burr Fisher are In
Los Angeles, guests az the Hotel
Ambassador.
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ROSS PIT. A.

Ross PIT. A. will meet Wednesday
evening. March 81. Mt 5 o'clock. The
program win be furnished by Eighth
grade pupils.
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Oomen's Clubs

Boal, Melrose 3TOi: Mrs. william
Parsons. Mslrose 5sei: Mrs. Charles
Phelan, Main 1898. for whist.
ROBERT NORRIS SOCIAL CLUE
Robert Morris Social club win meet
wednesday. March 81. a, 5000 s4th
ave. s. Picnic lunch. p. m.
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ELITE REBEKAH LODGE 40. 1874
Elite Rehekah lodge No. IA will
entertain with a progressive wills, NJ
Odd Fellows' hall. 2eeg jackson vi.
ThnrA,lny. Mnreh g. al .. m.
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IONA SOCIAL CLUB

The Ionia Social club win meet
"wednesday. March Fl, in the card
room at the Masonic temple. at 2
p. m. Eastern Stars and friends
welcome.
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PROGRESSIVE THOUGHT CLUB
The Progressive Thought club viii
meet AZ the Federation clubhouse on
Wednesday. March 81. at 100 o'clock.
Mrs. Helen ". Stevens win talk on
City and County Government"
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WEBSTER P.T. a.

- 80 = ~ . - ~
Mr.. Thomas H. Cole. supcrintsnd.
cnt OF city schools. win speak at tie
meeting Of tho Webster PIT. A.
"Wednesday evening. March 81. at 3
o'clock. Musical program. An
parents urged 20 attend.
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Reception Invitations Issued

Thc program win be announced later.
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uNIvERsTTY cHArrArouA

GREENWOOD SOCIAL CLUB
Tho Greenwood Social club. o. +.
s, will meet Thursday. March e.
at 1890 n m. 20 Sew. at the home
of Mrs. ID. W. Lining. $3.50 Third
ave. ". w.
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Service at Orthopedic Shops Wednesdav

Westminster Presbyterian
Wednesday with Mrs Scott Matheson
Hartman Mrs John T. Reed.
White Mrs George W. English, Beardsworth a
James Thompson.
Queen Anne guild win the Thrift shop repro
scented by Mrs J. w Goodwin A. In
sfdona guild Mitchell and Mrs r y
:
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Mr and Mrs. Eyart Lamping are
receiving congratulations upon tho
birth of daughter. March G. az the
Swedish hospital.
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Hosts at Dinner and Dance

Mrs evening Al the Hotel
Butler with farewell
Mr. William
affair win also birthday w j. coye
Covers for forty guests
Apple blossoms viii be used TO decorate developed
und the music for the occasion win strictly
Dorothy Gcldenbrg
Godnherg viii speciality
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Kidney and Bladder
Troubles HAVE TO GO
Clogged up Kidney Deposits are Dis.
solved and the Toxins Poisons)
Completely Driven Out. Druggists
Told TO Guarantee il in Every In
stnncp

Your very life" says DR.. Carey.
depends upon the perfect Junction.
ing and health of your Kidneys SO
whatever you do don't neglect
them
Or. Carey's famous Prescription
No. IA known for years as Marsh
root Is not recommended for every
thing, but we cannot too strongly
urge It's use IL you suffer from an
noying bladder troubles, frequent
passing of water night and day,
with smarting or irritation, briclS
dust sediment or highly colored
urine, bloating, irritability with
loss OF flesh, or any other tendency
10 Brlghts Disease, Diabetes or
Gravel. for kidney disease in it's
worst form may be stealing upon
YOU
Don't wait until tomorrow TO be-
gin the use OF this wonderful pre-
scription now obtainable in both
liquid and tablet form IL YOU have
any of the above symptoms. Kid
ney and bladder troubles don't wear
away, They viii grow upon YOU
slowly, stcalthily and with unfall-
ing certainty. IL you even suspect
that YOU are subject TO Kidney bis
ease, don't lose single day for
every good druggist has been au-
thoriXcd to return the purchase
money on the first big bottle TO all
who state they have received no
benefit--Advcrtise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20
ADDITIONAL CLUBS

LIEUT.. CUSHING w. r. c.
Lieut.. Cushing w. X. C. hns
made arrangements for an old.
fashioned dance at woog's hall.
Tuesday evening. March 20. Good
music and refreshments. Tickets
may be obtained at the door.
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Assistants Named for Musicale-Tea, hUita-
tons out for Reception at Sunset Club

Mrs FREDERICK BAusaiAN entertaining muealea az her
~ home "a Harvard N Tuesday Mah 81 for the
benefit q North Broadway guild tho Chcns orthopdc hospital
Assisting viii b. Mrs William Alexander r. MrtcVan
Mrs r. William Croshy Archibald Clark.
Ar Henry Mrs. A.
il Humphrey.
Tho program viii be
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LADIES' or CIRCLE d

LADIES' or CIRCLE d
Tho Ladies' OF Circle ID will be
bookcases 10 friends and members Of
MadFons Presbyterian church at a
musical tea 10 BE- held Wednesday
afternoon. March 81. at tho home Of
Mira II. Il. Moves. iiol ssth ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20

There's n hint OF spring In ad
vnnco style models.
Sleeveless coats are predicted with
long'sleovcd dresses. They win make
n now version of the thrce.pIccc suit
and are shown already In silks for
Southern wear.
Another probable favoritc Is tho
cont with turnover collar and loose
sleeves.
These samples can't be spoken OF
ns authoritative yet, but they're
much In fnvor NJ winter resorts,
Usually this Is regarded as an lndi.
cation OF fashions to come.
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LONESOME CLUB

The Lonesome club will meet
Tuesday evening. March 20. nj the
Rainler-Grand hotel. at 8 o'clock.
Cards and dancing. The First Bap.
list Glcc club win entertain tho
club with several selections. stran.
gers and lonely people welcome.
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DIR suZZALLo
ISSUES MESSAGE

DIR. suZZALLo
ISSUES MESSAGE
Following Is a letter written b.
Or. Henry Suzsalio. president OF the
University OF Washington. 20 ths
circles Of tho Parent Teacher asso
Citations.
ION Nay 70. II and rs tho state
PawntTeacher associations and the
National Congress OF Mothers meets
in annual convention az tho unlyer
atty OF Washington. Seattle.
In behalf Of tho university, Ia 70
gents. iiE faculty and rs students. !
am privileged 20 extend 20 each
member % your circle tho hospitals
ties % tho campus,
The officers and committees are
providing n notable program for you
who are 20 deeply interested in edu.
cation = elementary. secondary and
higher.
In the hours between sessions the
university win throw its doors wide
open. that you may ser large
American university IN action. with
10 hundreds Of recitation and Ice.
ture rooms. is sclentislc laboratories.
ia art studies. is industrial expert.
mont stations ana all the other sup.
Elementary agencies tina, 30 with an
intellectual community Tint each
year cnfpila some 1000 young people
from your town and the other towns
OF tho state.
II therefore cordially Join In the
Invitation Of your state officers 10
spend three days OF intellectual com.
munlon on tho university campus. .
UNIVERSITY cHAUTAuouA
University Chau,auaua will me-,
az the home Of Mrs. T. NJ. RlEFen.
1851 18th ave. n. r. Friday. March
%. AZ y. m. Thh IL an extra
meeting Mrs. Kate z. McMnAiora
viii talk on Tho victorian Era
From Two Points" Members may
invite friends
GREENWOOD SOCIAL CLUB
Tho Greenwood Social club. o. r.
s.. will meet Thursday. March 20.
ni 1890 n, m. 20 Sew. at the home
of Mrs. -. w. Lining. $3.50 Third
ave. ". W.
ELITE REBEKAH LODGE 40. 1874
Elite Rchekah lodge No. IA will
entertain with a progressive wills, a,
Odd Fellows' hall. 2eeg jackson III.
ThnrA,lny. Mnreh g. al .. m.
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Mrs. Holmes WM Be Welcomed

Honotng Holmes recnty California.
Mrs Max Harrison snan
Friday
"Wednesday informally
I O'Clock N compliment to Mrs Holmes.
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After-Theater Sltpper

CECILIA Raekowtsch
her home Thusay Russian
troupe appearing In "Yarmark"
Nesoly prna donna OF the
the
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woMAN,s cENrrRY cLun

NRsasNsf = tf*sN a UNI CLUB
Tho drama department OF the
woman'a Century club will meet
Wednesday. March 81. at 1880 a. m.
with Mrs J. X. Huston. iii2 Z. Alo.
ha ~, Members requested 90 meet
promptly. as there u important bust.
ness 10 transact, Mrs. C. r. Clark
has charge 81 the luncheon and Mrsl.
=. +. Fitxsimmons ana Airs. Adoiph
Nelson win provide tho program.
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Luncheon Planned for Wednesday

AIRS c. Lindsay VIII Frederick
niece
sullivan. Z
leaving the first OF the month New York Tho VIII later
the Moore
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RRInnToN 81 A

d. II. Painter. executive secretary
OF the community service. will speak
on Tho Idle Hour az the meeting Of
the Brighton PIT. A.. Wednesday
afternoon, March Il. at 215 o'clock.
A program Will be given by Fourth
grade pupils.
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EMERSON Pr. A

The Emerson PIT. 4. viii hold It's
regular business meeting wednes-
day, March 81. at $3.50 D. m. in the
school basement. Mr.. II. a. Gridley
will speak on The Junior High" The
Third grade pupils viii give tho pro.
gram. and their mothers win serve
at the social hour. Executive COM
mittec meeting at o'clock in the
cafeteria.
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WASHINGTON HIVE

Washington Hive No. e4i. Ladies'
OF the Maccabecs. win hold whist
party Wednesday, March 81, at $50
p. m, at Wings cafeteria.
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Ala,nari Plan Dinner Dance

Delta Epsilon alumni win entertain with
Grub "Wednesday evening later attending tho performance
Twenty couples participate.
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HcnoFins her daughterinsw Aauy Arias De Airs
n Aulias de ruvnno tho
club on Tuesday afternoon April s. untl o'clock
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AID SOCIETY MEETINGS

Circle . OF the Ladies' Aid society
Of Woodland Park ". r. church Win
meet with Mrs. Della Stephens. T2t4
First ave. n. W.. "Wednesday. March
II. A Northwest Products luncheon
win be served at p. m.
Circle 4 win meet Wednesday nj
z p. m. with Mrs. Charles Grafton.
344 n. 18TH st.
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HEBREW BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY,"

The Seattle Hebrew Benovolen,
society win have q sewing day for
the poor on Monday. March 20. al
Educational Center. from 10 q. m.
20 y. m.
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Giues Bridge Luncheon

Mrs r. uiberg entertained with a bridge lune
home saturday afternoon. Green and yellow "
cped IN decorating.
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Beacon Hill PIT. A. viii meet
"Wednesday. March u. at go p. m.
Mr.. Fl. d. SpauldIng win speak and
Miss Merid win give some vocal Sc
leetions.
HEBREW BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY
The board OF the Hebrew Beneyo.
lent society win meet Wednesday,
March n. at 1890 a. m. in the
vessry room at the temple
The board and chairmen OF stand
ing committees are invited to attend
the birthday celebration of Mrs.
Praegar. az the Caroline Kline Gal.
liant home. on Wednesday afternoon.
IONIA SOCIAL CLUB
The Ionia Social club win meet
"Wednesday. March Fl, in the card
room at the Masonic temple. at
p. m. Eastern Stars and friends
welcome.
MAPLE PIT. A.
Maple PIT. A. win meet wednes.
day. March II. at 2.30 p. m. Mrs. J.
j Luithle viii speak on Aims and
Purposes" Program and refresh.
ments.
WEST SEATTLE
REVIEW no. 81
West Seattle Review No. 81, w.
b. A., OF the Maccabees, viii give
a public card party in Carpenters
hall. 444i California ave, wednesday,
March II, at 8 D. m. Business meet.
ing at o'clock.
LONGFELLOw PIT. A.
Longfellow PIT. A. meets Wednes.
day afternoon. March u. at 2 O'Clock
for short business session and a
program.
< CHAPTER &C &c, r. L. o.
Chapter &C. p. T.. o., viii meet
"wednesday, March 81. at 2 O'clock
with Mrs. J. Worth Densmore 1907
Densmore ave.
FIVE HUNDRED CLUB
Jolly Eight Five Hundred club
meets with Mrs Lea Neighbor, 1122
Columbia st., Wednesday. March u.
at IL o'clock. Mrs. Anna Burnam
assisting hostess.
LUNCHEON CLUB
Mount Baker Park Luncheon club
WIN meet at the clubhouse al
O'Clock. Hostesses, Mrs. l.. @. Sir.
rinc, chairman; Mrs. Il. a. SlegIe.
Mrs. u. L. Dutton and Mrs. Il. IL.
Sctenck.
WEST SEATTLE
CHAPTER, 0. Il. s..
Social circle, West Seattle chapter,
0. II. s.. meets in the dining room Of
Masonic hall, California ave, Wed
nesday, March 81. at 2 o'clock.
Hostcsscs. Mrs. J. -. Lynn. Mrs. II.
F'uhrberg. Mrs. Il. w. christensen
and Mrs. c. -. yowcls.
MCDONALD PIT. A.
r. a. Mcdonald Pr, a. VIII give
card party at tho home OF Mrs. J.
r. Carow, 4532 Fourth ave. ~ Eo
"Wednesday, March n. Luncheon,
100 y. m. Cards, y. m. Bridge
and whist, Reservations. Mrs Bert
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WEST SEATTLE
<<rr A s.<rt.- - ..

Social circle, West Seattle chapter,
o. IL. s.. meets in the dining room Of
Masonic hall, California ave, Wed
nesday, March 81, at 2 o'clock.
IIostcsecs. Mrs. J. u. Lynn. Mrs. IL.
FuhrberG. Mrs. Il. w. Christensen
and Mrs. c. -. yowcls.
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ATE TOO MUCH!
A few TABLETS
EASE STOMACH
Instant Relief from Indigestion,
Gas, Sourness, Flatulence,

stomach fulll Digestion stopped
The moment you chow a few tablets
OF "Papc's Dlapepsln" your stomach
feels fine. All tho feeling OF indi'
gostion. heartburn, fullness, tight
ness. palpitation. stomach acidity,
gases, or sourncss vanlshes,
Ease your stomach and correct
your digestion for y few cents.
gleahantl JIarmlessl Any drug store.
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woMEN's GUILD
CIR MARKsg C'trftUfuf

The Women's Guild Of st. Marks
church will have a lunch ard salc
in tho guild room OF tho church,
Wednesday, March 81, at p. m.
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Round Robin BRIDGE Parties

Capitol I'M snd OF The orhopedc hospital
round robin bridge parties the which
Middleton her sss Tuesday afternoon April
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AUXILIARY TO ST. LuKE's

AUXILIARY TO ST. LuKE's
HOSPITAL
Tho Wumcn's auxiliary TO ST.
Luke'B hospital win meet on Mon.
day. March &c, al the homo OF Mrs
+. l.. Wilson. 1912 10th ave.
MELODY CLUB
CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY
The first anniversary Of the Melody
club was celebrated last Thursday
evening az The home OF Mrs. chaa. N.
Gibson with reception and musicale.
a brief history OF tho clubs activities
wns outlined by tho president, and
the following delightful numbers
were presented. Mrs. T.. Mcconnell
and little Miss Katherine Burning as.
Histing the members of the club:
conifaIto--
ta) Aria -"My Heart at Thy sweet
Voice" tfrom Samson ct be-
iiiah'D ........,....... Saint Saena