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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-03

MIS-. Hairy NhitncY treat Win
her daughter Miss Priscilla Treat.
are leaving lato in November for
New York, They plan to spend the
holidays with Miss Loyal Treat. who
Is student az the Eastman Con
servatory Of Music in Rochester,
n, y.
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald II. Par
sons motorcd 20 Portland 20 spend
tho weekend and attend tho hors,
show.
Mr.. and Mrs. James d. Hoge.
who arc leaving Sunday for San
Francisco aud Del Monte. plan "a
motor thru the southern part OF
tho state for short time before
returning.
Mrs. Lawrence Boglo and Mrs.
Scott Bullitt win leave Tuesday for
the East, 20 be gone month.
Mrs. Fred g. stlmaon and Mrs
Charles II. whittlcsey plan TO leave
Monday for Portland 10 attend the
horno show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold A. spoIdcl
have removed 10 G1i6 Third ave
". IL.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. NJ. Smith
LEFT today by motor for Portland on
short visit.
i. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Goodwin. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Goodwin and Miss
Louise Goodwin left this morning for
Portland TO spend tho weekend.
Mr. q. w. Lea ard daughter. Miss
Elizabeth Lea. left Friday morning
for east OF the mountains on Il few
days hunting trip. Mrs. Lea 10
turned yesterday from n few days
visit In Victoria. u. c.
Afrs. W. 8. Dulmage and Miss
Ellen Dulmagc. who motored "a
Portland last week. returned on Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hihbard let,
last night for Portland and will at
tend tho football game today at Cor,
Wallis.
DIR. Everett C. Jones. who under.
went serious operation fortnigh,
ago az the Swedish hospital. viii bc
removed Sunday 20 his home at 49i5
Beach drive.
Mr. C. X. Poe motored TO Portland
Friday to spend tho weekend.
Mr.. Hamilton Rolfe left FRIDAY
morning for Concord. ~ II. 10 joir
Mira Rolfe. and visit his parents
Mr.. and Mrs @. II. Roifc. unit
tho last OF November.
Miss Anne Parsons and Mia
Helen Fay. who are attending Ailli
college, viii motor 10 carmei.by
the-aea 10 spend their Thanksgiy
Ing vacation.
Mrs Malcolm Eamueis and thre'
children. left last week for Los An
Eries 20 spend tho winter with Mrs
samucls' parents
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Dinner Dance to Be CHARMING Affair


Friday the
especially lovely
aside small tables arranged for
parties. win nohoSt tables
tables Frederic Hall White
Brawley Mrs Frank Eiwen Mrs Everett
November Mrs. H. Aberson
II. NJ. will be hostesses.
eommIteeMrs Frederic Hall
chairman; ~ Allan Latmr Mrs Andrew
Price. Miss Gertrude Schulz Miss Marjorie Fskon.
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WEST SEATTLE
fAfpROVEN,ENsr, f,f

Tho West Seattle Improvement
club win be entertained by Mrs. X.
II. Thatcher. 45o7 w. College st., on
Tuesday. November 0. NJ 1880 p. m.
Mrs. Kathryn Miracle VIII speak on
Taxation" The hostess will be rs.
sisted By Mrs. Eugene Forbes. chair.
man OF tho meeting. Members may
invite friends. a short important
business meeting viii DO held.
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cAnp pARrY ANp MusIcALE

Mrs. VI. j. Fohn will be hostess Mt
card party and musicale on Mon
day afternoon. November s. at her
home. eis 18th ave. ~, for the bene.
ut OF the apron bboth in connection
with ST. Joseph's Parish bazaar TO be
held the week OF November 20. There
will be accommodations for % tables
and all friends are invited 10 par.
ticipate. Mrs. Anna Toner Is chair.
man OF the apron booth and Is as.
sisted by Mrs. Edward Conner. Mrs.
NJ. u. Dalton. Mrs. r. ]. Mullane,
Mrs. j. NJ. Heating, Mrs. j. o. Pierce,
Mrs. Edward Brady and Mrs. j. II.
Scott.
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY
SEATTLE woArAN.s cLrn

SEATTLE WOMANfS CLUB
Tho Seattle woman's club wlii hold
its regular monthly meeting Monday.
Nov. 9. az the Federated clubhouse.
This Music department meets az ii10
n. m. under the direction Of Mrs.
Florence u. Smith. The board OF
executives viii meet az p. M. Tho
regular assembly at 2 o'clock win BIO
an open meeting 10 which guests are
invited. Mrs. J.. II. Little viii read
a paper on characterization" and
tho following musical program has
been arranged:
coFnrt---
tal Polka .ts..sssssss.sssJ y. COT
90 "ffsbs Lpilsby. d. Herbert Clark
Mrs, \, .. Clipairiek.
Vocal
tA) Sing en"--wsl,s Song 49,.
...s..sss4s4....s. Lufzi ueaza
90 II Lave a Little Cottage.
..4......-.... Goeffrey oHsrs
Mrs. waiter n Johnson,
Mrs Florsnee u. Smith, accompanies.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
BRITISH AMERICAN
ASSOCIATION

AtisA 4 1911 sAsAAsANAAtA4f
ASSOCIATION
Tho regular meeting OF tho Brit.
tsh American association WIN 10
held in the Fine Arts hall. on Fri.
day. November .. After tho bust.
ness session. an address win be civ.
en- by Judge Austin u. Grlfntha. on
England All persona OF British
birth cordially invited.
At the annual meeting OF tho aaso.
citation. held in the Fine Arts hall.
October is. the following officers
were elected:
Honorary president. Mr. Bernard
Petty; honorary vice president. Mr..
Alexander Baltic: president. Mr..
Robert Gillespie. vicc presidents.
SIR. John Buahcii and Sir. Thomas
r. Holner; treasurer. Dr. Ira l..
Neil: secretary. Rev +. II. Bate.
man.
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QUEEN ANNE STUDY CLUE

The Queen Ammo Study club win
meet In the Queen Anne branch II.
brary Tuesday. November 6. at .
o'clock. Mrs. a. T.. Lyon viii act as
hostess.
Czechosloyakia will be the subject
for study Mrs. w. II. Thompson dis.
GUESSING "The Personalities OF Masa.
rylS. Bones and stefanik," while Mrs.
+. c. Ferree will give a description
Tho Industries and Agriculture OF
the Country"
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MRS viii address members tho
1 English Poets" Wednesday, November o'clock
win Ebe T. Blaine
meeting OF tho club will be discussion
luncheon Wednesday November H.
evening November a. there win dinner
carkeck Donworh Mrs worra
November IS o'clock viii
he Mrs w. b. Gaffney and Mrs G. A. C. Rochester
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woMAN's CENTURY
IrIIE

CLUB
The woman's Century club has
an interesting week ahead. accord.
ing TO tho following schedule:
Monday tho French department
will meet at tho Hotel Washington.
NJ 10 a. m. Tho art department
win visit the Fine Arts exhibit at
p. m. when Mrs. Katherine Baker
win give n talk on the paintings.
Wednesday. at $40 a. m. the
club chorus viii meet ut SOC Mon.
telius building. The child study dc.
partment will meet at the home OF
Mrs. Wesley Dolby, sci nth ave.
NJ, at p. m. Dean Bolton will
speak on "HeredIty."
Friday the literature and travel
department will meet at II a. m, at
the Y. w. c. A. Victoria" and
Growth OF The SAIL" by Knut
Hansen. will be reviewed by Mrs.
Joseph Kiidall. Travelogue. Nor.
way. Mrs. Katherine Baker.
Tho building committee will meet
Mt 2;i5 y. m, at the Y. W. c. A.
The regular meeting OF the club
takes plnce at the Y. w. C. A
BusineSS at y. M; program at 5
p. M, will be in charge of the cur.
rent events department. Mrs. Ida
Thatcher, chairman. Mr.. o. T.
Erickson and Mr.. Norwood Brock.
EFT VIII discuss tho super water
power development by the state.
Mrs. SAMUEL Macdonald win sing
My Laddie Boy" Thayer,. and
Take JOY Home" Dassitu. with
Miss Carrie covering at the piano.
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KING COUNTY
LEGISLATIVE FEDERATION

King County Legislative Fedora.
ton viii meet Monday. November g.
at D.. m, at the Y. w. G. A..
Rev. n. I. cbnttcrton. executive sec.
rotary Of the Council OF Seattle
Churches. will speak on "The Legal
Status OF School Credits for Bible
Study" All interested persons cor.
daily invited.
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WooDcRAFr TOTEM CLUB
The Woodcraft Totem club win
hold Its regular business meeting
Thursday, November Z, at 2 D. m,
in the club rooms. 1167 Arcade
building. All NeIghbors Of Wood.
craft invited TO attend
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LADY STIRLING CHAPTER

Lady Stirling Chapter. ID. A. r..
win have it's regular monthly meet
lng on Tuesday. November 6, al $50
p. m. Ut tho residence OF Mrs.
W. y. Johnson. 1927 +. sIst st.
Mrs. Edna II. Morgan and Mrs. T..
A. Richards. assisting hostesses.
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ANSr;AI BAZAAR

ANNUAL BAZAAR
III Beta Phi fraternity viii hold
its annual bazaar at the Hotel
Gowman, on November "a, from 0
q. m. 10 8 p. m. Cards at y. m.
For reservations call Mrs. f. o.
Ehflich. EA st.54s1.
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SAVE YOUR RUMMAGE

Start collecting everything you can
for tho rummage sale. II viii take
n great many things 20 make enough
money 20 buy a piano. We bought
tho camp Vlctroia in this way. you'll
Temember.
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why RIDGE CHAPTER

Nlmy Ridge chapter. Daughters
Of the British Empire. has planned
n card and NAH tongg party n; tho
home OF Mrs. James siirratt. 90
18th ave. ~. "wednesday afternoon.
November "a. at 2 o'clock. Mem.
bers Of tho various British clubs OF
tho city and friends OF tho chapter
arc asked 10 assist by rcsorving IN.
hiea. ms tho proceeds will aid the
fund for tho British Old Peoples
home, In California. Tables may be
reserved By calling Mrs. W. G..
Hamlin. EA st.2os3.R. Those who
do not care for cards may reserve n
table for the ten. AZ o'clock.
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DATES
TO REM EMBER

SATURDAY. NOVEMBER B.
NJ. 6nd Mrs. w. u. clark's dinner
A. homo 20 honor hrs. William g.
Blyfh. their house guest
Mr. ana Mrs Carl y. COuld's din
nsr before Mrs John Carroll FER
hnF lecture at tho Women's
University club.
Mrs. John Carroll Perkins 20 speak
on English Gardens" a. the
Women's University club az $3.50
o'clock.
commodorsS bali at the Seattle
Yacht club.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER g.
Mrs. wallace Green coliinsf lunch
con ~ home.
Mr. ana Mrs Francis n. slnElston'S
dinner az home
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER T.
Mrs. Walter u. Van Dusen and 3Tz.
Melville W. McInnss bridge tea
IN compliment 20 Miss clara
Emory and Miss Virginia Jsffer-
Tho marriage Of Miss Pearl Ne
Erath 90 Mr. Norman Wesley
Engls ~ homo OF parents, Nr.
ana Mrs. John Asgrsth.
Mrs. John Aungo bands and Miss
imoEsns COrnetfs tea a. Mrs.
81 J. Carrigan'H sBoms from 4
until o'clock, IN honor % Mrs.
John Henry Book OF I,os Angeles.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry SgzzailOs an
naal reception TO the member OF
the faculty at the University Of
Washington.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 81
Mrs. Herbert II. Governs Informal
tea NJ home 10 honor Madame Ia
ComteHss d'ADdIfrot
Mrs. Aionzo 6. Tayior's bridge
luncheon for Mira. Frederick Bent
ley at home
Mrs, Ralph chathsm's luncheon NJ
The Rainier club for Mrs. william
g. Blyth.
Ms. George swineharts bridge az
home.
Mrs. Louis Ayers Parshaii. Mrs.
Aionzo J. FRlknor and NrE.
Addis Bsiknsp Comfy 70 give
bridge tea at the Yacht club.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER B.
Mrs. Francis Il. singleton's bridge
tea at home.
Laurelhvrst Guilds bridge tea AZ
tho home OF Mrs. Ernest Ia skeel.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER is-
East Highland Drive guilds bridge
party and musical tea at the
Yacht Club.
WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER H.
Jhs marriage Of Miss Geraldine
Hutton 20 Mr. Charles McveIgh
Condor AZ homo OF the brides
parents. Ar. and Mrs. IL. J. Illus.
ton, at $3.50 o'clock.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER is--
DR.. and Airs. J. Warren Richard.
aon'h dance AZ Chrisiensen's
broadway hall.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER IT,
Junior Guild OF tho chiidrsn's Or
thopedic hospital 10 give annual
Thanksgiving party az Masonic
Temple from until O'Clock.
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Calendar for Orthopedic Shops

Monday
representing Broadway Franso Mrs
Fransioi, Franklin Crawford Ellzabet Crawford
Tuesday, First Hill guild. L.
University guild Mrs Hugh Hone
guild Mrs B. chairman Park guild Mrs
Iciner Beeuwkes hostess; Saturday. guild Mrs w
chairman.
At the Thrift Shop
Smith and Mrs f. G. Gnnever the afternoon guild with
Mrs f. L. Skecl and Mrs c. L. morning
auxiliary H. Hooks a,r
Wednesday r. Elliott chair
in the afternoon, Capitol Hill guild Bshopp
Thursday morning Mount Baker douglas chair
in the afternoon, First Hill guild
Friday all day guild Mrs
urday all day broadway guild Mrs Herbert
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Musical Tea First in Winter Series

musical planned by Kappa
given this afternoon Mrs Tom Mesdas homo
receiving Trueblood
C. Morrill, V. I.awry.
the Misses Julia Elsa Walsh Edith Page
Celia Shelton.
tic
exquey table with golden
chrySanhemums
following charming presented by Ellen shelton Ha
pianist
Regal Ills Estate" Tho Queen OF sheba1
tGounoil-Mrs Harrison.
fshuuannl-Niss
eracinn diuby)
eGrctchannofn: La sbelal-Airs.
-Aladon Aimes" (Schutl-Niss Weeks.
"a, THE Wen" uaseman,Mrs
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FRANKLIN HIGH

Franklin High PIT. A. win meet
Thursday. November s. at ESQ p. m.
Vocal selections viii be given by
Mrs. Frank d. Caikins; Mrs.
Charles Kirkpatrick win speak on
Recent Tendencies or Schools In
England" Business meeting at 500
p. m. Tea win be served In the
library by the Girl Scouts.
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MCKINLEY CIRCLE No. n

William Mckinley circle No. II,
Ladies' OF tho q. A. r.. will serve n
dinner Wednesday noon, November
Z, In Veterans hall, Armory. In.
spection OF officers Mt p. m. The
president, Abble Hamilton. requests
n large attendance. Cards Mt $40
y. m.
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wALLINdroRp cIRcLE

waiilngford circle OF the First
Presbyterian church will meet At the
homo OF Mrs. Edgar Smith. 1901 n.
52nd st., on Wednesday, November
7, az ? D. m. Como prepared 10 sew.
Visitors welcome.
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Tea Hono1,s Miss Gustin

Wills this afternoon her home with
o'clock Miss Aioc
Mrs Alexander f. Me'wan
Wills before Medford
Mrs Charles H. Black and Mrs IL T. wanamaker presided OYER the
Fiken Miss Constance
Wilcox Alice wanamaker and
Crab
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posrEns, WE WANT THEM

Postern about books for the Cana
raderio library; posters about toys
for Christmas party; posters about
dnsnes on board the Camaraderie;
posters about subscribing 10 Every.
girls and the Torch. A week at
camp for tho best one turned in by
November 20.
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cALELpH cLrn

The caleidh club will meet Tues
day. Nov. 6. ut p. m. with Mrs. J.
+. Forbes, s9i Boyiston ave. N.
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SEWARD SOCIAL AND
AND LITERARY CLUB


Tho last regular meeting OF the
Seward Social and Literary club was
held al the home OF Mrs. NJ. l..
Pence. b:4T Brandon st.. with Mrs.
W. T.. Barnhart. chairman OF tho
chfd'n welfare committee OF tho City
Federation. as tho principal speaker.
Mrs. Barnhart spoke on who's
Who in America" taking for the
body OF her lecture the work and
lives OF The notable women In Ameri.
en- Sho also gave short resume
Of Tho women OF the state OF wash
lnR,on who had accomplished some
bin things. Miss Margaret Miller
gave reading. n story In blank
verse OF the life OF Christ when a
child. called "a Legend As an en-.
core she gave Mother" Miss Pa.
tricia Ash contributed several inter.
prctiyo dancing numbers. Mrs. J. J.
Brennan was assisting hoatess.
Tho next regular meeting OF this
club will be on Friday. November ..
at ? y. m, at the home OF Airs. Fred
w. Aust, Amaifl apartments, 1906
Queen Anne ave. CTake w. Queen
Anne car on First ave) This is 10
be n purely social afternoon and tho
women arc invited to play cards.
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SUNSET HEIGHTS
LITERARY CLIFF

Sunset Heights Literary club will
meet on Tuesday. Nov. 0. at 2 p. m.
at the home Of Mrs. Hattie Bentley.
1921 Ashworth ave.
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WILL MEET AT CHAPTER
JnTfnfa

The Mothers club OF Sigma Alpha
Epsilon frnternity will meet AT the
chapter house. 1905 nth ave. n. T.,
Thursday. Nov. 3. at 2;5o p. m. Do.
nations Of canned fruit and Jelly for
tho house arc requested.
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pHrLoMus CLUB

The Philomus club will be enter
tanned at the home OF Mrs. II. y.
Eckmann. 1893 10th ave. ". f.,
Monday. November s. az p. IN.
Mrs. ". Krikorian. prominent in
Armenian relief work. win give on
address on tho History Of Armc.
MIA" Mrs. Charles Sumsrs and
Miss Elsa Aiiekle, assisting host.
esses-
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NORTH BROADWAY CIRCLE

North Broadway circle Of tho Fruit
and Flower Mission win hold It's regu.
lar meeting Tuesday, November 9,
at 10 a. m. at the home Of Mrs. ID.
l., Pratt, 1908 r.. Howe II.
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The Quarante club viii meet Tues.
day evening. November g, with Mr..
and Mrs. j. G. Hancock. 4i3f Chi.
berg ave.
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Music
Civic Orchestra
Program

Vf1 a oah
Madame Francis Aida will be the
sololst NJ the Seattle civic Symphony
orchestra concert Sunday afternoon,
November I. a. 23O o'clock az the
Metropolitan thonier. Nine. Dnyen.
port Engberg. conductor. The pro.
gram follows;
oyeriure--"RlsnEi" ........... wagner
II
AflA--from Msfistofsls ...........B olto
Madam Aida
III
Bymphony IN c Major Jupitsr) so. ~
ts..ss-."ss..s.,... Mozart
Allegro yiyacs
Andanis cHntabiIs
Menuettoi AllsErstto
flnalsi Allegro motto
~
Songs
(a) '-rho Soldiers Brldsu......
..,...s.s,..,.... Haehmaniuoff
ID "chanson EorvsEisnns" ....
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Tourdfnin
fe) THY DsAminE Eyes ......,
.....r...........s.. AAcDOusll
"a The Finger written for
and dedicated 70 Nine. Al
daD .stsss4sss..ssssss Maxwell
(e) The Bong OF tho Opan"
written for and dedicated
10 Mms. AidA) .....,.,f.aForge
MADAM Aida.
Les Prsiudsa' ...,.........,.....L iHEt
Miss Margaret Hughes al the piano,
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FREMONT W. c. T. L.

FREMONT ". G, 7. Z.
The Frcmon, W. c. T. u. viii meet
on Tuesday. November 6. al 10 n. M.
AT the home Of Mrs Daw. t222 10th
ave. ". T.. Bring lunch and como
prepared TO hsw on aprons for the
White Shield homo.
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TnuRspAY pRoGnrss cLun

Tho Thursday Progress club viii
meet at the home OF Mrs. J. G. Smith.
800 18th ave. n. f.. on Thursday.
Nov. 8. at 10 a. m.
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W0MEN,A TrEsDAY CLUR

Tho women's Tuesday club will
meet with Mrs. T.. n. shelton. 1904
Franklin ave. Tuesday. November
6. at 1870 o'clock.
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IONA SOCIAL CL1rR

lonia Social club will meet We'd.
ncsday, November Z. at p. M,
in the card room at tho Masonic
temple. Eastern Stars and friends
welcome.
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ALKI nEvIrw 80. %

Allti Review No. 80 viii hold i,a
regular meeting in a. o. q. W. halt.
1909 Ninth ave. Wednesday evening
NJ s o'clock.
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FLORA e.

bfNF I<tsI4NtFf 10 10 U N
Flora f.. Batcmnn. J.. l.. o. A.,
No. 14s. and Puget Sound. l.. o, L.,
No. 1s0. viii hold joint celebration
Monday evening. November 5. at
y. m, in l. o. G. r. hall, Program,
dancing and refreshments.
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Women's Clubs

engagements for the bazaar which Is
TO be held early In December.
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PRAIRIE ROSE GLIB

The Prairie Rose club viii meet
with Mrs. George Draper. 502N w.
Crockett st.. Monday. November 2.
Mt 2 p. m. Bring fruit for Ortho.
pedic hospital.
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II you want 20 be i00es Campfire
Girl try tho following schedule for
three months:
/. Attend all group meetings and
make at least one visit n month 10
headquarters.
2. Have a ceremonial gown and
bead head band that really expresses
your ideal. and a record OF your ac-
tivity in Campfire.
3. Subscribe. and read md con.
tribute 10 Everygirl's and the Torch.
4. Keep a health chart.
6. Keep thrift chart.
6. Give some seryice each month
such as participating in the party at
the Old Peoples Home. filing
Thanksgiving and Christmas has
kets. mending stockings for chill.
dren's home. etc.
z. Make out program OF home
service and at the end OF the period
have an expression OF approval from
your mother and father.
8. Get better marks In school as n
result OF your Campfire law-Pursue
knowledge.
.. Earn nj least two Campfire hon.
ors each week.
10. Earn So toward the ship fund.
Call at headquarters when your
10 points are completed. We want
to meet all 10 pointers.
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Seattle society
Edited by Lillian Keen LcBalster Telephone MA n-o6OO
Assistant-Frances Oldham
Musc-Louise Raymond Owens

Sunset Club Announces November Program;
Formal Dinner Dance Planned for Friday
EueniRg
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zoNTA CLUB

on Wednesday. November Tth, the
Zonia Club Of Seattle viii meet al
Is D. m. at the tea room OF the Y.
w. c. A. Mr.. Fred Everett, repre-
scnting the Rotary club OF Seattle.
will speak on Rotary" The Zonta
organization is the same for women
M Rotary is for men.
on Thursday. November sth. there
will be a monthly meeting OF the
board OF directors at p. m. at the
ST Regis cafe.
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ALPHA pHI ALuMNAE

MI TN ITiI NIsN MY MT
The regular meeting Of the Alpha
Phi alumnao VIII be held NJ the
chapter house. Monday evening. No
vember 6. at 1880 o'clock. Airs. Sey.
mour Thomas. OF Pasadena. district
inspector. win be present and ad.
dress the meeting.
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Campfire News

Seattle Campfire Guhrdlans' asso.
citation win meet on Thursday. No
yomber =. at 7;s0p. m. ot hcadqunr'
tors. All guardians. Flrefly leaders
ana Biuebird leaders should be pres.
ont or send a substitute II they can
not come.
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SEATTLE BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY

The Seattle Benevolent Society
will hold its regular monthly meet.
ing Wednesday. November 18th, at
2;S0 p. M. In the yestry rooms OF
Temple dc IIirsch. Board meeting
at 1890 q. m.
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LApIEs, GRoTTo cLuR

The Ladies' Grotto club will meet
at tho Federated club house. wednes.
day. November Z, at . y. m. There
will be an interesting program.
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pRoADWAY IN.

Broadway PIT. A. will meet Tues.
day. November 6, at 2;i5 p. m. at
the high school. Mr.. Hendrlckson,
boys advisor, and Miss Lawrence,
girls advisor will give short talks
on their work. The musical program
is under the direction Of Mr.. Davies.
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Miss siri Engman.
SEATTLE LODGE NO. Z

Seattle Lodge No. 7. y. II. +. A..
will meet in regular business sos.
sion. Tuesday evening. November G..
at s o'clock, in Evergreen hall. 1900
Ninth ave. Members urged TO be
present.
The degree of honor Is conducting
a membership drive at present In
honor OF the national president,
Frances Buell. olaon, who has been
at tho head of the association for
fifteen years.
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Attic their guardian. Miss yir.
ginia scanzon, has gone to college.
the Ekolela Campfire Girls are stilI
holding their meetings and trying
to be active Campfire Girls. They
are all looking forward to the
next meeting when they expect TO
have their new guardian, Miss
Hendee.
At their last meeting they held
very impressive and interesting
ceremonial with the wewoha Camp.
fire Girls in their clubroom. with
Miss Brogai Helgeson. guardian Of
the Wowoha group. in charge OF the
meetings. Aitho only a few OF the
Ekolaia girls received honor beads
they are still continuing TO work
for them and especially the leather
ones.